The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1922, Page 14

14 FIRESTONE OFFERS ew “SCHOLARSHIP IN jeaarss 4 . ; ; ; the ‘Twin-8ix principle in motor cars}. | ing the battery,” § : a) haa junt been Sasied by President Alvan| wat thelr motor. cart” receive, some —= 5 ' Macauley of the Packard Company. | greahe and of] with a serpblance of reg- 8 re are over $9,000 “wwners of] uiarity, mont owners batkslide shames g es (nthe United Bree say8! fully in thetr duty toward keeping their Fy uley, “and we stato as def-| steel stoods properly greased,” says z faeaaamiiss possibi, that we haven't the| George Stowe, Vice President of the Reo . pought of abandoning the| Motor Car Company of New York. “The ize for High School Students for Best Essay on Good Roads. > svevetipe |The Highway and Highway Trans- Bort Education Committee of the Mational Automobile Chamber of Com- Merce has announced the third an- renewal of the Harvey 8. Fire- me University Scholarship, which Mera all reasonable expenses and tui tion for four years’ course at any University or college selected by the th school student who writes the it essay on ‘How Good Roads Are Developing My Community." = Universities will handle the con- fests in thirty-two States, while State jucational authorities will have of the contests elsewhere. The WOMAN REPEATER FINED 9100. Prices for the new Gray car, which THE EVENI NG WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1922. Ze: BIVE PASSENGER COACH. interests him but mildly. es of a Reg the corporation has been flooded w thy Gray Car, Built by F. L. Klingensmith, Has All the Featur TWIN SIX WILL ALWAYS LEAD THE PACKARD LINE. Positive dental of the rumor that the Packard Company intends to abandon ular Automobile nciple, but on the contrary oxpect to continue tt forever, so far as we know, as the leader of our line, “A Twin-SIx must of neeeasity com- mand a relatively high price, and we decided four years ago that we would not cater exclusively to the high priced field but would make a car to nell at price than the-Twin-ix can be al The much talked about Ansted Motor PROPER LUBRICATION ‘ ADDS LIFE TO THE CAR following rules will help to keep the car in good condition: “Keep thé proper quantity of cylinder oll in the motor, Next to the motor the spring bushings need the most attention, Keep them olled.. If the grease does not penetraté through the spring bushing in- vestigate and remedy, If the grease isn't getting to the moving parts, see that {t does, A heated wire thrust Into the hardened grease usually removes the obstacle. Drain the crank case and more public confidence—for higher and higher quality—for still mo: 1 national award is made by @ ae TL ~ and with a delicious frosting. In loaves weighing about one od, § ! mittee selocted by the Education| is being manufactured by the Gray] applications from dealers all over the' IMPROVEMENT IN special 17c a loal. eins 2 tre mittee. Last year several motor! Motor Corporation, were made public] world and the entire 1 output was GLACE CHERRY or RAISIN NUT LOAP CAKES—Mad b | Bau te viel ecaca he lniigeeae the to-day for the first time by Albert] sold even before the New York Au MOTORCYCLE SALES ‘ fine ingredients, each cake weighing about 134 poees Leutis Ke at we heceertea that the namo pian | Hitat, President of Albert Hirst Mo-| torhobile Show Tncornini? puniteme GAliie. sender Is used only in LEXINGTON that retails in specialty stores at 750 each. p . considered again this year. tor Company, Inc. They are Tho Gray embodies all of the qual-| Manufacturing Company, manutactur- . ; Our price, 59% cach B ‘ Marne purpose of the contest is tol rouring mode $490 [ity features, such as seit starter,| os or the tndian moteregcia ws ahecc and DURANT Cars COFFEE RINGS—Made of pure ingredients, each weighing 1¢ to 15 i qumulate s(udy and thought among} (0 1." veo ‘fallding gear transmtusion, off cush- m ji P ounces; a quality that generally retails in specialty stores at $0c the future citizens of America in the he 480 foned disc clutch releration pedal f!?% Ride Orders mare 18s - - w our price, this sale, 18c each be Yital economic problem .of highway Chassis 7 @ and demountable ri heaall 3 factory operations " OUR OWN OLD-FASHIONE! LL i 3 ; ;The Education Committee hus also} i of the Gray car has been keen] Prouched ina light car is said to nave] cycles during the month af April store. ” " 23¢ dosen i ted for distribution a preliminary | ‘s#" of sit been secured by the specially de-| ‘This is more than treble the prod cylinder car this year it will pay you is @plcal outline of the economies of| since F. F. Beall and Mr. Kilngen-| gigneg alioved steel springs. Quar-| tion of the last two months, In F ‘ Our Own Molasses Fruit Cake—Prepared from raisins, y Ps hway transport, Prepared by Prot} smith announced thelr plane for the) {er semi-eliptic aprings in front aud| gry about 10 saaaninebike Woke to’ know what the Ansted Motor is- citron, walnuts and spices. . Baked in special size forms, ‘ is McIntyre of the University of = -pticed auto-| double of the same a. . . D 2) s > Om : PittsbOrgh, and containing the most mnie (sel “A isd bene tela tke! pean HaTOLhy abecre Git anor for the month, were produced. The fact! || . @nd what it will do. about 134 pounds each. 44c each } @omprehensive outline now possible of a u road irregularities and greatly check |2at this is usually a dull season of i ‘ @! phases of highway transport with| Prediction that the Gray would] {)4¢ Ureeior’ ty ty eee i the year indicates that a good : 16 Ounce ] _% 4 feferences attached for research work | open up a new field to the automobile| possible a high degree of com be expected for the spr ye rea Loaf 4 by esi sate ting botn | Hae Wan apparently well founded, as} over rough roads ; z ¢ } Cc j Com information regarding both ; timene prosecta oan bo obtained upon Sweet or Sour Rye Made | A Loat | cation to the committee, Willard eRe ar } ees eae ar eRL OE From Pure Rye Flour } Athi cli ‘ ; | WEW MAXWELL COUPE !s D li t i STRIKINGLY FINISHED. elucatessen ; i\ Ries ok Tab eke Cink ereatioae Ih : . A Special Sale of Sugar-Cured Boiled Hams—Every one } Motor car construction has been placed selected, cured and cooked with great care. B { exhibition in the sules: of e le Sliced, Per |b., 74c 1 LS No ints” rotten Re STAR SALAMI SAUSAGES — | COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON— } J. De Baer, President and Gen- @ Fancy seusanss well spiced a and A choice product, 69¢ Ib. rt @tel Manager of the company. r seasoned. a GENUINE SMOKED WHITE. ; oThis ie cpg iggdhed Maxwell coupe om e e 0) usmess GENOA STYLE SALAMI FISH—Rich and of fine flavor; bi Leap Siane Of Marewere in the can ix: . SAUSAGES—Fancy sausage, excellent breakfast dish, 39clb. s gven the screws and bolts ’ well spiced and seasoned. 89c Ib. DREAD BONELESS HERRING— | ‘ ich fasten them have been 24-karat . ERANKFURTERS—Fine qualit, fine quality. 24c lb. B ae be Heinired th citeareon 28 black Sevioa AMM or large aise ae lb. |. EMENTHAL SWISS CHEESE 4 Gamask of the very finest quality OUR OWN PEANUT BUTTER— Fine imported; rich and of a & nable. ERE are nearly 200 makes U.S. Tires, at today’s prices, 5 Made of Virginia peanuts; | _ piquant flavor. 84c Ib. 4 “Gold has also been used for exterior = Reb (s h. nourishing and palatable; in | FANCY CREAM COTTAGE Gmming.” ‘The rim retainers on the tire manufacturers ‘thé biggest money’s worth. any sanitary grease-proof papercups, |° CHEESE—Made In the Wal whee! . . cott dairies, New ~ 19e Ib. p mS eaps and bolts which hold the wheels motorist ever rode upon. What is the Die ati Bos R ! paseablape die thal ia ho e Very, this new kind of competition? A Spee Sale of Genuine Imported Sprotts in-pure S| She aieering column and bracket, the much to sell your car-owning Olive Oil or Anchovies Spiced. We have just received a Resdescuaty @ pgp heeny beard } a. ° A °. . It is the working for more and shipment from Riga, Ostsee. Packed by Arnold Sorensen. “ \~ ch‘ reserables th ec neighbor his next tire. This id None superior in quality; packed in tins containing 12 refill with fresh off at least every 2,500 THE WAY OUT. miles, Do not flush with kerosene—use (From the Knoxville Journal and Tribpne.) A lute fresh cylinder oll. “Ax the gen] swe are living In a time of artifcl- erator needs but little off it is beet not ” to oll oftener ‘than, every 1,000, miles, | ality.” asserted @ Congressman in ‘Too much off will clog the brushes and| speaking of the high cost of ving. may prevent tho generator from charg-| And, brother, about our only hope is to get right on back to nature, the Bakeshop Bakery Products Reduced Lowest-in-the-city prices are always in effect in our Bake- shop. All breads, cakes and pastries are baked in our own ovens in this store. The delicious and wholesome qualities BY are famed. CHOCOLATE COVERED GINGERBREAD—Have you ever tried this gingerbread: If you have not you have no idea how delicious it is, what » piquant flavor it has, because it isn't like any other ginger- bread you ever tasted—unless you know the old Southern recipe we have for making it. With a spicy taste that is wonderfully appetizin; oz. this sale, dozen $3.96; ea. 34c New York State Fancy Full Milk Cheese—A mild cheese of excellent flavor. 29c Ib. fa Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered { i BUFFALA, April 6.—Miss Jessie Pri- * Price arguments are thread- worn. Claims and promises have the same old ring. The makers of U. S. Royal Cords do not claim to be ex- empt from the great law of competition. But it is their firm belief that the time is here for a new kind. constant public service. . The car-owner can oH for himself the benefits of this kind of competition. * No one welcomes it more sincerely than the makers of the U. S. Royal Cords. “ae No manufacturer and no dealer can much longer evade the challenge of progress. The competition taking shape to- day was forecast many years ago in the U.8. Policy—the policy that = ea! Take home a Biscuit The one they will like best at home is New or Used from the ui AUTHORIZED BUICK EXCHANGE DEALERS 239 W. 58th St. at Broadway Your present car accepted as part ess) | ak Tak-hom-a Biscuit For the production of United States Tires there is erected and operating the greatest group of tire factories in the world, Aleadership that hasrecorded dtself with the public. The out- standing example of what faithful qualityand sound economy can do when it is patient enough to prove itself to a i ' re i Because it is so fresh and crisp. Because it is so tender and flaky, Because it splits-in-two. Sold only in the red package. 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