The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1921, Page 8

A RECOVERING OUTFIT MAKES A NEW TOP AT SMALL COST If your top has become wern, shabby tm appear- ence er leaky, you can Quickly restore both its | oe ctiiciency and appearance et a very smal! expense by 2 Ring. op one of our | & Gutrits. Top Re-cover- SUPPLY CO. /; a Look ’Em Over and Figure It Out Tf you would be a motorist of the firet class, you should be able to “talk automobile” of the highest type For instance, what good mo- torist would think of calling @ cloned small car with collapsible top a couplet? ‘There are so many distinctions tn motor cars that John J, Ide, auto mobile body designer, proposes the following list of names for the various types of automobiles seen on the roads: BUNABOUT: Body with perma nent seats for two or three persons. With or without auxiliary seat in rear. TOURING CAR: Body with front and rear permanent seats for four or more persona. COUPE: Enclosed car for two or three persons, Fixed ton SEDAN: Has front and rear permanent seats for four or thore people, all enclosed in one compart: | ment. Fixed top. BROUGHAM: Rear onty enctosed. No permanent cover over front Fixed top and no side windows be hind rear doors, QUARTER BROUGHAM: Brough: am with side windows behind rear doors. LIMOUSINE: Quarter with fixed top over front seat, DOUBLE LIMOUSINE; All en- closed. Front and rear separated by giass division, Fixed top. RUNABOUT -LANDAULET; All enclosed. For two or three, Rear part collapsible. SEDAN-LANDAULET: AN en closed in one compartment. For four or more. Rear collapsible. LANDAULET: Like brougham, except rear ts collapsible, QUARTER LANDAULET: Lan- daulet with side windows behind rear doors. LIMOUSINE-LANDAULET: Quar- ter landsulet with fixed top over ENGINR—€1. Dany, or every 10¢ miles, pour fresh Zerolane Mi E ON BUICK 5 into crapkease thru filler pipe watt! eff level indi. cator In crankense shows “full,” oF to height of oll try cock om side of crankcase. Aveld overfilling, VALVE sine with Zerciene No. 6, using of! squirt gun for this purpose, FAN—@. Every 1,00¢ miles remove plug in fan bub and inject « emall amount of Zerclene Wa & Be eure to replace ptug iy. secure; TIMING GEARS—S (on models prior to 1991 enty). 4, Datly, or every 100 miles, fill off reservoirs in rocker arm shafts situated em top of the en- Brery 690 miles remove wing Bt, 9, eta ide of timing gear cape, and with off gun insert about one-half pint of fresh Zerolene transmission lubricant ™, ATOR, Bvery 600 miles inject & few drops of Zerotene No. § thre offer om side of Gistribater housing, » ELECTRIC GENER. & Every 2,000 miles fill housing surrounding distributer drive emai) opening in front of forward armature shaft bearing housing, 9. ea 6 thru otler oF ‘TRANGM INSION—33. level pteg on wun to injeet fresh Zereiene transmission lubricant “A” until it Every 490 miles remove of} jevel plug in rear of housing, and, if no of runs out, use off til It begins to overflow thru opening. 17, and with grease gun fill same 1 from the transmission case, no attention ts necessary REAR AXLE MOUSING—t1. fresh per STRERING KNUCKLE BOLTS—4, 44, Every nemission lubricant “A” wnt! 1s cover on drive pinion hous! universal joint ts tubrical level of eff in the sears nemienion, automatioally by ® wire wick thru the bolts. aad SOP milee Nft cap of off cups and fl with Zerelene Na & allowing the fal REAR AXLE SPRING GRATS—26, 41. in oll pockets to become thorely esturat Every 2,009 miles remove wheels and wash bearings and hubs thorety with Peart of (here- bubs and bearings with fresh Zerolene eup grease and replace wh: WHEEL BEARINGS—25, 39, Ne Justment srnine quanuty of eel dearings EA—-16, 96. dard household lubricant Bvery 609 miles, or whenever eprings squeak, long the edges of spring loaves freeh Zerolene cup grease, injecting same thru Every 660 miles inject « few drops ‘of Larelane Ne f transmission case, and, {f me of rune out, use ol! to overflow thru epening. 09 miles fi) ol) cups om top of bolts with fresh Zerciene Ke, & Of ts fod being careful to get proper a4- s off afl dirt and ef and apply emaf 1 brush may be used for this purpose, or the off applied by means of Standard household lubricant handy can with spout etteched. yoare cups from one to two complete turma refitiing ewpe with , 23, 28, 86, 87, te, 14, 18, 24, 28; tarter sliding let with side windows behind doors DOUBLE CABRIOLET: Like dou- ble limousine, top entirely collaps! | bie. dap, except top is entirely collapsi- ble. CABRIOLET: Like brougham, top entirely collapsible, QUARTER CABRIOLET: Cabrio. Nine times out of tem ignition trouble means that epark not working it tepairing — Painting — Radiators — Batteries Tops —Electricians —Tires GEAR CUTTING ‘We now handle the famous PSUNGANI PISTON jon | SHOCK PREVERTER ~~ _PREVENTS REBOUND Eliminates Side Sway Brakes Baclusively. {pra holesale and Retail MEPpalntinent, E WHEEL J. A. Robblee & Co. Distribeters for Weahingten Phene inet 1417 1431-33 BROADWAY See Us About a New Tep PICKARD & TRAILL 1125 Pine St. Main 2401. BETTER, FOR LESS SEARCHLIGHTS HAND HORNS ELECTRIC HORNS SERVICE AND REPAIRS Stewart Products Service Station 1513 to 1517 Broadway AUTO PARTS Nickel Plated Reflectors SILVER PLATED Phone Main 4687 deat mechanical and ary Sha TIRE SHOP #0 cups are as follows: ch pedals, 92) cluteh release fore pin, 21; cluteh re speedometer swivel Joint, & and are, 10; Meering evar @rag link, 23; steering KING COUNTY BROAD BULLSITN (By Themas B. Bewnan, Bing Coenty Geos. 07, 1002, nose Des Metare Tecoma Reatan- Beaten Junction— Xow pants od detour. Nn page tour to north tn Kei N. DeYoung, 2184 Westiake Main 4451 You Cam Bulld It Yourself tor $25 Lamber, Resins. Paint— Everything needed to complete tt FARRELL LUMB 2108 Weettake Billete 6140 LEAVE IT TO AUTO EXPERTS Don't tinker or experiment with the delicately adjusted iam of Lea the men w stand, One fatal mi 4 your moter may be ruined be- r vepalr. SEE US FIRST. Romano Auto Repair Co. Bw. J. ROMANO, 101 Pivroadway N. Capitel 342. Radiators, Fenders, Lamps, Ete SEATTLE RADIATO & FENDER WORKS tuay Narvied Aver” Womt sose. all! ving. Linpee-Retwend vio Lake Somanee: mond te Ingleweod, rough Bal- Rremclaw | twe miles trem beyond, lin bridge ever Green order of cpun nteaton ers. ‘Aubure-Dinck reed twe miles beyend Auburn, Good orgret bezyed. also via Boos creek. pase opera. Read in King county in encelient condi- tion. New concrete pavement 64 miles from Renton to Coaifield epen, Gravel section closed for paving. | Detour Toad running east at of tavem for five intiee; thence north to Issaquah. erty MoClelian Pase vat condition. to park. Last ten miles te Green Water river.) Rnumelaw excellent bhevens Fesa Portion in King county above Index fair, sreve] road is rough In places, pessabie te pelat three miles beyend Sky: omtah, Digmond-Frenkiio—Fair. Acrese Gneqeaimie Rive Nese Tet— limit, five tone, Lake Forest Park-North Trank Connes- tan—me mile pavernent excellent Loose grevel beyond. Rough. ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD CONDITION Richmend Beach Read—New pavement open. Renten-Bnsreclew (Fact »Lcon- erete pavement qpen for travel. Continu- ous concrete road from Renton to Knum- claw vie Kent and Auburn. Vesheo New pavement open. Yor further information call Main 6900, Local 38. Stuck spark plugs or tight bolts ean be loosened withous much effort by placing two wrenches on the part as shown and pulling jointly on | both. The pressure is distributed and the belt or plug ts loosened ringing the wrenches or AUTO TALK AN ARRANGEMENT has been perfected for making the brakes ad- | Just themselves, New| biles and socesserics the United States in 1920 was §275,- 000,000. we THE COMBUSTIBLE mixture tn motor car engines consists of 14 parts, By weight, of air, to one part in the United States own au bilea. eee exhaust, too much ofl. eee PEDESTRIANS ON Washington state highways must walk on the left-hand side of the roads. eee DON'T GROSS behind a street car before noticing the traffic going in the opposite direction. eee NEARLY ONE million tons of steel were used in the construction of automobiles in 1920, eee THERE 18 a litue over one auto mobile death to every 1,000 cars in thie country. ‘a eee THE WAR department turned over 5,500 motor trucks to the postal department. eee ALWAYS CARRY « spare bulb for the headlighta. ‘ eee CRAMP THE wheels before teav- ing the car at the curb, eee THERE ARE 40 motor lines running out of New York. eee ONE- FOURTH OF the farm pred. ucts hauled to cities by truck is milk eee A VACUUM tank combined with the carburetor is the latest inven tion. eee INDIANA I8 IN the midst of a road plan that will cast $30,000,000. eee SOFT TIRES or lack of grease may cause the’car to steer hard. eee COLLISIONS CAUSE 19.2 per cent of the automobile accidents in this country, 1255 Lake Electrical & Machine Jake N. Automotive Klectriciens. Garfield 4308. Distriputere—Whelesale Only 4 $50 CASH If at the close of the monthty contest you have the most credit, you will receive the first prize of $25.00 in cash; if son tare ta second most votes, you will receive the second prize of $5.00 in cash, and so on until the $50.00 in cash prizes have been awarded. First ef af, c’’ the coupon below and mail the votes t Manager, care Seattle Star, which will give you @ pated oe oan read all of the advertisements on these two pages and see if there ian't something you need. Then go to your friends who own automobiles and have them do all of their buying through these advertisements and get their votes. You will be surprised how quickly you will have several thou- sand votes to your credit and be among the leaders. This is an opportunity you cannot afford to overlook, and b; means mai) the coupon today and get in on the ground floor. —_ ——100 FREE VOTES——— ‘This coupon is good for 100 votes toward winsing Ferd &nd $50.00 in cash prises, a vane Contest Manager, The Seattle Star— Dear Gir: Please place these votes to my credit in Star auto contest. MY NAME I 1A 00 ee Co eeeeepemen en sees sens eeeees eomnenesenseee cence ADDRESS. «000+ 0+ 0nwnes as ones vores sacs secsseeses cece Notice: Cont valid if you be its ere allowed enly one free pot be wed. 1087 Sree Votes, eee Sad Wil pat Be