The border vidette., 1919-06-14
MILTONITE DOES THE WORK

Miltonite. the scientific punc- ture preventive for automobile and motorcycle tires, is manu- factured right here in Nogales by the Miltonite Tire Accessory Company, the articles of incor- poration of which are being pub lished in THE BORDER VIDETTE. The incorporatOrS of the com. pany are Chas Milton. w. w. Rarbee and Charles R. Gray. all of NogaleS, where the company manufactures and distributes it's wonderful product.
 Miltonite ends all tire trouble caused by punctures and slow leaks and reduces the chances of a blow out to minimum" says Charles Milton, the forum ate inventor" of Miltonite. who is now making Nogales his home
 By it's ability to stop all loss of air, by closing the pores of the inner tube, it keeps the air pressure where it should be, and gives, according to Mir. Milton, 100 per cent more miles on tires, for the reason that under infla- ton is tue cause of fully 90 per cent of all blow outs and rim cuts.
 There is no way of telling how much air pressure you have without the use of a pressure guage, and tire containing 60 pounds looks and feels exactly like one ntaining 80 pounds
 cl leaks down to ten or twenty pounds below the prescribed pressure, it naturally begins to rim cut and causes a wave in the rubber and gives a hinging ac tion to the side walls which ac- tion brings on excessive heat and friction and they finally break, thereby reducing the mileage on the tires.
 MT. Milton says Miltonite is a positive rubber preservative, it will not injure the most delicate fabric, and contains no acid or injurious chemicals whatever.
 It has been aptly stated that the pneumatic tire is of the most paradoxical construction in the entire field of automobile engi- neering. It must be very re- silent yet withstand punishment worthy of armor plate. Correct application and proper treatment of tires are all necessary to ob tain the best results. Yet the simple matter of imitation is the most important point in the care and use of tires and tubes. The resiliency and long wearing qualities of a tire depend as much or proper imitation as they do upon the rubber and fabric.
 In an under inflated tire the heat from the increased action of the side walls soften the rub Der cement of adhesiveness be- tween the fabric layers and a certain amount of devulcaniza tion takes place.
 Miltonite will, says MT. Mil ton, keep the imitation up and will last definitely, as it cannot evaporate. It will stay in the tube until the tire is worn out.
 L.. U. Morris, general superin- tendent of the El Paso & South western System, in a letter to MT. Milton, says: nave had no trouble whatever with my tires since the Miltonite was put in the tubes on December 10. 1917. Have not had a pune ture, although have pulled sev- eral nails and tacks out of these tires that I am positive would have caused punctures if Milton ite had not been in the tubes. I am we'll satisfied with it'
 In view of the fact that Milton ite is manufactured by Nogales people of high standing in this community, we take pleasure in calling the attep tion of automo- bile owners to Miltonite.
 The offices of the company are in the Trust Building, corner International street and Morley avenue.