New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1927, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927. THREE STOGKINGS - NOW SOLD 45 PR This Is the Latest Thing in ! Hosiery Service . Barbers Plan .\‘l;'los For Masculine Hai seems to be iery merck selling thre fore {ts mate and by stocking the purcha the benefit of a Eight in Ten Suffer rom Radio Timidity on light ith dark, t or ROMANOFF FINERY UPFOR AUCTION Clothes of Late Emperor's o, vcsees Daughters Being Sold in Bad Philadelphia Abandoning Trafiic Control Lights i 1. M i ey “EVEN RICH WEN GO ON STRIKES Here's One \-kiho Plastered His v Own Home ganizing New Clubs \'.fl(omfi Tr;un;;r (E Utah Has Huge Kill Br March 11 (UP ~ NEW HAVEN WOMAN’S TROUBLE DISAPPEARS et and Tegs Were Swollen—Was rape. fost The Golden Jubilee Celebration It’s Here! A cheerful willingness to ahswer your hand on the wheel is one of the very first things you notice, when you drive a Nash. In many ways, Nash has provided for the ease and comfort of the arms that steer the car. In getting into or out of a tight place at the curb you will particularly notice the slight effort needed. When vou turn a corner, you'll wel- come the shorter wind-up of the steering wheel. Automobile Washing Cavefully Done By Hand For Appointment TELEPHONE 308 In an emergency, this short turn of the wheel means quick responsive- ness—and an accident averted. Nash 58 Elm St. A i 1S never tiring —when you drive a Nash p&ta EY- - Leads the World in M f, ing steering is easier—faster—less tising on the arms and wrists—infinitely safer in dense traffic. Nothing has been spared to build a more delightful car to drive. This steering mechanism is, beyond ques tion, the most expensive type built today for cars in the Nash price field. Like the steering, every detail in the car reflects the Nash determination to lcad the world in motor car value Another instance of the outstanding excellence in Nash design is the 7-bearing motor —without a doube the smoothest type in all the world, A. G. HAWKER Phane 2456 Cacdsreng, e ., A (LN A | GUYAS WILUAMS 0¥, cheerfulang 3\\dfl°now nice li?//? wiets allbe b, k o) - ; e to get homg * This statement is based on facts. We picked at random 1500 motorists who rwere testing Michelin Tires opposits other brands on the same car. 84% said their Michelins lasted longer than the other makes they were using. No matter what tires you are now using, we promise | vou more mile- age if you will buy MICHELIN TIRES of us! three times as fast as the tire in- dustry as a whole. Something more than words did that. FACT 4—Records covering over a million miles show that, on an av- erage, Michelins give 36% more How can we make this sweeping promise? Well, just consider the facts: FACT 1—Written reports have been secured from over 1500 mo- torists picked entirely at random except that all were testing various makes of tires opposite Michelins. 84%said they secured more mileage from their Michelins than from the other tirves they were using. FACT 2—In Detroit, the home of the automobile, in a vote taken among all of the 984 tire dealers, more dealers voted for Michelin as the best tire than for any other make. FACT 3—During the past three years Michelin sales have grown %35 East Main Street mileage than other tires. FACT 5—Back in1895 Michelin was the world’s first ppeumatic auto tire. Today Michelin is still first, and over 25,000 tire builders are kept busy trying to supply the great world-wide demand for Michelins. -3 -] [ But in addition to quality there’s another factor—Price. We sell Mich- elins at the price of standard tires. Think of that. Then ask yourself: “Don’t I owe it to myself to give these fellows a chance?” » NEW ENGLAND RADIATOR WORKS New Britain, Conn. Alex Autosupply Associate Dealer, 31315 Church St. 96 ARCH STREET R — = John B, Moy MICHELIN—THE WORLD’S FIRST PNEUMATIC AUTO TIRE—1895 AND NOW)