The evening world., 1911-01-14

friend 0me along-a friend who has
owned a EAR. but VINO hopes 10 get on
his feet again some day by economy End
careful management; and this friend
said to him:
Just q Few Extras.
''Of course you know. old scout, hat
after you have bought your car there
are a few little incidentals you'll have
to get. You want TO remember themT'
AS for example what?' we inquired.
"Well.'' he said. Tots see now.
Thcre'll be at least two extra tires.
Some people lay In four extra tires. but
two ought 10 do you as a beginner.
They'll be eighty apiece"
Eighty cents?"
"oh, no: eighty dollars. You can pay
more. of course, nut a couple OF good
eighty dollar tires ought TO do you at
first. And a headlight for say forty
dollars. and two side lamps for twenty
each and n tail lamp for fifteen. and a
speedometer-they run from forty dol
lars up; and a siren whistle for thirty
Ave bones. and "A tooi kt-you can get
"A very neat kit for thirty dolllrs-and
n lunch kit-lunch kits run ais high as
| slsO. but naturally there are cheaper
ones: and an odometer. ! almost forgot
the odometer.
1Hat ltAls spu INV nv sou "
doesn't ~"
"oh. no." he said. 'that tells you
how far you've gone In miles. Then
there's the wind shield and the hood
say $40 more for them-and the acetyl-
Inc gas outfit for $50 and up. n the
cushions. OF course. and the special
linen covers for the cushions. and the
tire tank. which will be not more than
s5 OF 3.5,5O. and then"
And More Extras"
"Walt n minute" we said. "th,s cum
Is all covered with figures and ! want
10 start writing on the other one. Al
right, now-go ahead
ANA the nne tire tubes. six OF then
al s. a piece. and a clock for $40 and &
silver toilet set for the inside OF tn,
car-all the regular automobiles haV,
them noW-and the leather drum I,
carry your spare tires in: thstil be )
more unless YOU want a really fancy
drum In which event II viii run higher
And then youll have TO have at lens
two fur lap robes at about SIS or $40
apiece. and an outnt OF listers an,
goggles and gloves and boots and sucl
things. and u lock gear TO keep any
body from stealing your machine. an,
ia tire Jack for $3.50 and an extra bat
terry which ought not to cost exceeding
St6, and a half dozen extra spark plug
for ,lo-SlO win buy the extra spar
plugs easy-and "a muffler cut-out .
500
lis that all?" Z
well. not quite. You'l want to sui
scribe 10 II couple Of automobile paper
by the year at 81 u year each. and the
there's your license-S50 a year for Me-
York and $50 q year for New JERSEY
ana I fnpuAt hnus much for InnnApfis1
And That Isn't All.
And you'l have 10 have tire chain
for the Winter-a set of fairly good one
cost only Stand then you may wal
1 10 nave q limosine body built-ln ri,
you figures on that, too, IN n minute
? and you'll have TO carry 800 with yo
everywhere for cash lain In case yo
! are arrested, and then. naturally. ne,
year you'll be wanting n 1912 model.
!. And. let's see. Oh. yes. ] almost 70
: got one point. You must DO provide
Y with plenty of spending money. beeaul
when you take your friends out for
= ride they always develop the most a,
t~raordinary appetites. Why, I've know
. people, dyspept!cs. you know. who d
. their marketing at IA bird and amin
, store when they were home-lived {
Q eanary seed and cutie fsh bones
; when they went out Tor n ten mile sp
c with n friend they could eat 81 wor'
q OF the most expensive food IN a roa
y house at one sitting and then sit aga
:. ,n two or three hours. And. beside
: you'll have TO figure In the garage bill
and the cost OF repairs and the gasolii
y and oil bills and the salary OF 80
: chauffeur ana his uniforms and
J. But our little dream was DER. v
70 faded gently away and caught tho on
d car we win ever be able a afford
T~Wentyrp1Rth gopoNt 0rosotoN1L