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Arizona republican., 1922-04-09

that the first thing most drivers
looked for in car was economy of
operation A few years ago it was
the powerful car that was most pop
ular
Both these qualities have been in
cluded in the modern small car. The
races at lie Mans, France. proved the
high power of the smaller engine.
while low maintenance costs were
maintained At a recent race on the
Brooklands track cars of only IL
horsepower in 200-mile endurance
test averaged over S5 miles an hour.
Some of the small cars exhibited at
Londons auto show recently had en-
gines of from five to eight horse
power A number Of these small en-
gines embodied four cylinders, a ma
ter cooling system and other fea-
lures seen on machines of five times
the capacity.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
COOLING SYSTEM HINTS

If possible soft water, rain water or
melted snow. should be used in fill
ing the cooling system. Continual
condensation causes a deposit of
salts. if the water contains such
minerals. and these deposits adhere
TO the inner surfaces of the radiator
metal, reducing the cooling effici-
ency of the system. Water spilled
in pouring it in the radiator. will
sometimes put magnetic out of
commission. break a spark plug por-
celain or short circuit the electric
system. Carbonate of soda. famil-
iarly known as washing soda, dis
solved in soft water, one pound to a
gallon, and then poured in the cool
ing system while the engine is run
for half an hour. will clean out the
sediment that accumulates and clogs
up the tubes of the radiator.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
GiUes Reasons For
Lou Ford Prices

"The present low prices of Ford
cars have been made possible" says
Ed Rudolph for the following rea-
sons. Briefly these are: First. sales
of 100000 cars yearly, which per-
mits quantity production on the
most economical basis Second, the
standardizing on one model over a
period of years, which has made it
possible to develop automatic ma
chinely for the production of parts
in quantities. at great saving in
labor costs. Third the consumption
of raw and finished products at a,
cost of approximately $1,000,000 day
which makes Ford's contracts for ma
terials most attractive TO manufac-
turing concerns and irlsures our OBJ
tanning the best quality at the low
est cost Fourth. the financial strength
of the Ford Motor company, which
not only increases the buying power
but also permits taking full advan-
tage of market conditions The com
pany has no bonded indebtedness to
meet and it's resources are always
available for use in the development
of the business"
American typists are said to sur
pass those of Great Britain because
they learn the "touchs.system.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09

ming cost is said to be less than
that of motorcycles.
The Rumpler drop car Of Germany
is one of Germany's contributions to
the small car field. 1t is steered
from the front but the engine and
all its parts are over the rear axle.
The car can develop SIS miles an hour
with low gasoline consumption, say
its producers.
Tire Conservation
The German, French. and Engllsl1
auto shows also displayed a tendency
to conserve in tire costs. Many OF
the small cars shown had only three
wheels. American rights to some Of
these automobiles have already been
sold, so that this country may soon
see the advent of these @freaksh'
models.
A recent survey of American au
tomobile owners disclosed the fact
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
DON 7 De AFRAID
To USE BATTERY

"Don't be afraid TO use your bat
terry and give it plenty to do, IS the
rather startling advice that Chet
Morrell. of the Titan Battery Co,
local distributor for Gill Batteries,
gives to users of this well known
non separator battery.
And Mr.. Morrell continues:
Battery users have been edu-
Gated to pet their batteries, watch
over them constantly, and be very
careful about using them. Inspection
once a. week, distilled water almost
as often, overchargng, sulphating,
burned separators, buckled plates,
all of these have been drilled into
tn eminds of the motorist in the ef-
fort to impress him that even though
a battery is out of sight, it should
not be out of mind and that careful
attention will prolong its life and
usefulness. All of which has been
necessary for battery users have
been prone to neglect this impor-
tant part of their car equipment.
"Now comes the Gill without sepa-
rators, and with the cause for 80
per cent of the troubles removed and
we deliberately ask Gill users to
make their battery work hard, give
it abuse in a mild form. and they
will be surprised at the way it re-
spends. 1t is built to serve and it
Invites the opportunity to have
plenty to do.
Backing this UP is the wonderful
Gill guarantee which says: The
Gill Storage Battery company guar
antees the retail purchaser of this
battery two years of satisfactory SER
vice. If the battery has had proper
care and has been inspected at Gill
service station at least once a
month and fails to give this service,
the purchaser may return it to any
Gill service station or to the factory
and it will be repaired or replaced
with a new battery free of charge. "
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
WESTERN AUTO
SOLVES HARD
TIRE PROBLEM

THE cross country motorist, or
even the man addicted to touring IN
more limited way, sometimes
bumps into tire problem Of the fol-
lowing sort that proves to be
source of unnecessary loss or else
of considerable trouble and annoy
ance," says l.. H. Sorey. local man.
ager of the Western Auto Supply
company who distributes three pop
ular makes of tires, the Western
Giant. Pharis and Nebraska.
For instance, in many cases
man may buy a tire from dealer
in Phoenix, standard tire carry
ing a factory guarantee, and from
responsible dealer; he then tours to
Seattle we will say. 1t is 2OOO-
mile trip, more or less, and for the
sake of argument we will suppose the
tire does not stand up. Even IN the
best of factories there is still a tire
produced now and then which for
some undetected reason goes wrong
that is what guarantees are for.
But what is a man to do? The
dealer he bought the tire from is 1000
miles away. His only recourse is
to ship the tire back to Phoenix,
paying express, write a letter and
await results. That, of course. can
never be as satisfactory to either
dealer or customer, as a personal
interview for making an adjustment,
besides the expense attached to 1t.
This may be applied to all acces-
sories as well as tires.
I'VE are in the fortunate position
OF being abletto relieve our customers
of their worry by reason. by our 40
stores in as many cities throughout
the West. When anyone buys a
Western Giant, Pharis or Nebraska
tire from any Western Auto Supply
company store that does not deliver
the full mileage it should, or if it is
an accessory or repair part which
does not deliver service, he can take
it in to any of our stores wherever
he happens to be and get an adjust
ment on it." concluded Mr.. Sorey.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09

Courtesy Scientific American
Il SMALL CARS OF Europe
AND AMERICA. ABOVE;
LEFT, FRENCH; CENTER,
ENGLISH; RIGHT, FRENCH
AIR : PROPELLED. BELOW:
LEFT. AMERICAN; RIGHT,
GERMAN,
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09


High prices and scant supplies of
motor fuel in England and the conti-
nent have resulted in the production
Of small cars whose popularity has
already gained consideragle head
way. (Warren Macarthur will please
take note.)
The most notable feature about the
recent automobile shows In England,
France and Germany was the abun-
dance. of small cars. They were pres
ent in all sorts Of designs, varying in
nearly every degree but one. That
was their low cost of upl<eep.
The same movement for smaller
cheaper cars is being felt in the
United States The four cylinder
vehicle is gaining in prominence.
MaMlfacturers of skies have taken
to producing "fours' and have found
it easier to sell their new line OF
cars than the older.
Start Made in Europe
The urge for the smaller car came
first in Europe, where motorists have
had to pay a large tax on the amount
of gasoline their cars consumed, be-
sides being obliged to buy their fuel
at three or four times the rate mo-
torists pay here. Fuel was rationed
out in pints and costs of cars were
at prohibitive heights.
Construction of small automobiles
was soon recognized as essential by
leading manufacturers on the contl-
nent. One of the first steps taken
by their engineers was to devote their
attention to construction or smaller
engines which would consume less
fuel.
The 1888 cubic inch engine has been
taken off the race track and the
122 inch power plant substituted. 1t
has brought with it a lighter car.
making for less wear on tires and
lower fuel consumption.
Air-propelled vehicles are almost a
common sight in France. They are
the product of the need for fuel
economy and perfection of clutch and
transmission gears. Construction OF
these cars is HIGHT and simple. They
are cheap to produce and their run
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
HARMONIOUS MOTORING

DlScOruant noises and VlbratlOnS
from automobile driving may be abol-
ished if the suggestions of DIR. Mar
age, before the French Academy of
Sciences at Paris, are adopted. DR..
Marage says horns should be tuned
in bass and the vibrations deadened
by the use of lead or aluminium, so
as not to irritate the ear.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
AMmETER TROUBLE

When the ammeter shows a rate of
charge or discharge very much higher
than usual it may be accepted as an
indication that there is a cross SOME
where. so that the battery is not get
ting the current intended for iE
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
egwARE REJuvENAToRs

So-called battery "reiuvenators" do
restore a .battery's strengthen a
while But at the expense OF the
battery They shorten the life of the
battery plates The best way is re-
charging by electricity.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-09
cAMPING CAR WANTEp

Growth in popularity OF summer
touring may result in production of
q. new kind of car that win make
room. in as compact a way as possi-
BILE. for baggage, camping equipment
and all other necessaries of long
trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03

Fresh air Is just as essential It'll
paby's welfare as food Get q baby
carriage today at Seiger's February
Furniture sale and take baby out
every day 2-8-1
Rev. ". =. Mckenzie. DID, district
superintendent, Of South Bend. win be
the preacher at the Methodist church
next sunday night The sunday night
services have been growing in at
tendance through the month of Jan
uary. An urgent invitation is given
70 members and friends TO Zoe present
Mrs. George Wylie of Cleveland ave-
nue. underwent an operation for goiter
at the St Bernards hospital in Chi
cago, and is reported as getting along
quite well.
See 5-piece Bow End walnut Bed
room set at $1,000; supervalue. Seifer's
February Sale. 2-s-st
A dandy s-pieoe Cane Ser during
Sellers February Sale. only $3.50.
2-3-6t
The next meeting Of the Eastern
Star viii not be until February 18th.
The funeral of Miss Helen Fischrupp,
age IS years, was held yesterday az
ternoon in Chicago Of Undertakers
owens ana Spsusburg A short sers-
ice was held at the family home in
119th street. following which the cor
tege proceeded to the. Roberts4ale
Evangelical church. where moss
beautiful sermon was preached by tine
pastor Rev Powell The senior class
We're present in a body to do honor to
the memory of their departed class
mate. one of the briehtset of their
class. the majority Of the high school
students and faculty also being pres
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03

colorod people IN the Steel City who
have felt the pang Of ftard times.
Mrs Louis MouIter of tho West Park
addition entertained her sister and
niece from Chicago.
We are all accustomed to see win
dow displays but rarely get an oppor-
tunity TO hear windows TALK"
Sellers windows showing some Of the
February Furniture Sale items are not
only talking but shouting to all passers
by to come in and take them home.
asst
Mrs Sterling IL Dfggs expects to
leave for Norfolk Va, III a few days
where she viii visit with relatives
and bring her baby who has been with
relatives back with her.
Edward J. wonnocott Of Cleveland
avenue who was badly burned at the
Standard Oil CO. last Saturday, is said
to have contracted scarlet fever ana
has been removed from the Illinois
Central hospital in Chicago TO the Iso-
lation hospital
0ne-third of your life is spent in
bed. Is your bed. spring and mattress
comfortable enough to give you vital
ity tor the other two-thirds. Come
and see what seifer's has to offer at the
February Furniture Sale. 2-3-It
As yet no trace OF the mail bags
stolen from Whiting on Wednesday has
come to light It's surprising how
many letters must have been in that
one first class mani bag, because every
one from Whiting expecting a letter
which they did not receive, are sure it
was IN the stolen sack
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03

especial treat and the public is In
vited to be present
Mr.. NJ Levin of East Chicago. vice
president Of Setter Furniture Company.
is here to assist the crowds at the Feb
ruary Furniture Sale 2-3-1t
Miss Hazel T. Long Of LaPorte ave-
nue. has taken a temporary position
Tor three months In the Oak Park. H..
library. during the absence or the IL
brarian who is on western trip.
Mrs DR. R Root OF Central avenue
Is confined in the Lying-In hospital in
Chicago Mrs. Root is getting along
nicely but their many friends will be
sorry to learn that 4 daughter born
70 them was dead at birth
Mrs W H Donahue VIII entertain
ST. Joseph's Guild at her home IN sheri-
dan avenue this evening.
Tomorrow starts the second two
week period OF Sellers February Fur
niture Sale Great doings are expect
ed 3-s-1t
The ladies Of the Methodist churca
living in west Park. with few Of
their friends enjoyed their second an
nual get-together dinner on Wednes-
day If this week at the home Of Mrs
IL r. smith. mae West Park avenue
8ountiful preparation had been made
by the hostess. and i'm addition each
lady had brought her contribution 70
the dinner Just even twenty sat down
20 the tables at 1880 and enjoyed
themselves to the fun ineating the
good things for which the hostess
and the other ladies Of that section
have become famous. The afternoon
was spent very pleasantly in a social
way. and with fancy work and knot
ting OF a comforter There Is some
talk Of having these dinner oftener
than once year II would not be sur
prisias II there wore a general migra-
tion OF wnole families towards West
Park by the time the next occasion OF
this kind IS announced. because of the
good time reported.
Settlers February sale entering its
third week with additional wonder
values 2-3-6t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03
WHITING NEWS

Mrs W. P. stenhouse Mrs n r
welsoy. william CyNeill and walter
RAeA went 70 bloomington. m yes
terdav 70 atta1d rhe funeral Of Mr..
Harry Rhea- a brother-in-Iaw Of the
three former and an uncle Of the lat
ter. Mr.. rthea who was q Chicago and
Alton engineer, was so severely injur-
ID In railway accident on Monday
that death resulted
Yoa can buy seven-niece walnut
Dinfng-rooun suits for ss7 80 at seifer.s
February Furniture sale. The table
oblcng and the chairs have leather
seats. a-3-tt
The Royai N.ighrars win give a
card nartv Arondsv evening Februarv
sth At tn. horns ~ Mrs charles wei
lette. sof 1.etb street Beautiful prizee
win be given ara : Inneb WIN h.
se~vs,3
ne Hsvsf,fs- S,gio-- ,..sl7 mat f.,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03

emit The nag on the high school was
hung at half mast The boys from the
senior class acting pau bearers were
Leo p. Kreiger, Francis Kirn. Harold
Humphreys. sylvester O'Conneu, Ar
Wine Green and Wesley Sewers The
senior girls acting as honorary pail
bearers We're. Irene Wright. Violet
sundholm, Dorothy Lesser. Gladys
Brown. Joan Lawson ana Lydia Wees
tenfelt- 1nterment was at Hammond.
The deceased was the daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. John Fischrupp of 1l9th
street, her illness due to diabetes be-
ing Of short duration she having been
absent from school only few weeks.
In addition - her parents the young
lady is survived by her two sister. Mrs
Adalph lyveig and Miss Mildred Fisch-
imp and two brothers. John and Clar-
ance Fiacnrupp The floral tributes
were very beautiful and Iavished ia
large numbers.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and mutations are
all over in the Furniture Industry. The
1929 new price tags st Setter Furniture
Companys February Sale is evidence
to the effect that prices are as low as
they can possibly be 2-s-1t
The ladies belonging to the NJ =.
church in Whiting residing ia ths
West Park addition had a get-together
meeting on Wednesday There were
twenty present and at noon a bounto-
ona dinner was served at the home Of
MRS J. 4 Smith. on West park avenue.
A most enjoyable time was had by
those present the afternoon being
epent in knotting and making com
forter which Will be sent to Gary Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03
Whiting
AdUerfiS erfs
Are Winners

Beetnsfng February 6, whiting
jewelry stores VIII close at 9 p. na- ex-
cept Monday and Thursday at ?. m.
cept sTonda ynnd Thursday at s p M.
Saturday and pay day at 10 .. m.
2-2-Imo
Or p L Dewey announces TIC re-
opening Of his office in tho schArge
building Saturday, February 4th
2-1-st
VISIT Beauty shop. 1893 Amy avenue.
Phone 2l5-M Open evenings 2-2-4t
Rugs are cheaper now than they
have been for several years. you can
now get lovely one-piece velvet rug
in full room size for $500 at Self
er's February Sale. 2-2-1
Cur success IN Millinery is built on
giving to our customers the right hat
at the right timo at tho right price
We have a largo sci ction OF new
spring models, that are characters site
Of high quality and good style FreePs
speciality and Beauty shop. SCI I1sth
street. Whiting. Phone f27-N. 2-s-lt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
frank Mayo iR doctor JIM Also
Harold Lloyd Comedy and serial,
"BREAE<ING THRoUGH-S 2-3-ff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Variety program w. Eagle, Bius Fcx.
Kfy1ady of the Pines and sfher pictures.
Ssh I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03

You can wen af9oro 20 throw oct
that heavy iron bed and get u steel
bed. and sanitary spring and cottsn
mattress for the price of the bed alone
at Sellers February Furniture Sale
2-e-1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-03

lg S.or want to gave y0ur begs friend
save your money. by starting an &c
count with the whiting Savings and
Loan Association with a dividend Of
six per cent 2-3-al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08
Fnrm Lands For sale

Farm Lands For Sale IS
81 miles out 20 acres. good home, large
barn and shed, acres OF small timber
$500. Terms.
10 acres good land. 10 acres OF timber,
50 acres pasture, room house large
barn other buildings, level land 500
per acre Terms.
8 acres. fruit and pcs,ry. room house.
garage she'd. coop. Saved road. $500 /:
500 cash We have farms OF al sizes
WOrden Realty Co. 23S Farmers Trust
M-4f5
DINE HIGHWAT-iO acres all under
cultivation B,-res alfalfa, room
bungalow. good barn and ether build
Ings
room bungalow. viii be ready 90 De-
occupied within a short time. 100 ~.
frontage, 40 r.. deep; win sell on con
tract. F. J. Cla-k & Son, $50 Farmers
Trust Bldg L-S251 I 62s5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08
WATCH OUR ADS
FoR BUSINESS PRoPERTIEs

FOR BUSINESS PROPERTIES
:. Michigan $500 block: fine
business lot. 35x165. with alley i'm resr
including large ten room completely
modern house. double garage $4,000
Terms. half down. balance three wears.
MiShawaka. Ind-Fine corner prom
erty. located on the southwest co-ncr
OF Church and First SITS: lot 93x132
including large frame building. 50 500
W. LaSaHe st. - Frame apartment
building. consisting OF four suites ~ q
rooms each, modern in every way and
practically new. Lot 3Sx9O. $4,000
Terms. $1,000 down. balance 800 per
month.
5. Michigan ST. -1 1900 block Very
good business lot. 42x165. including
large - room modern dwelling. now
bringing in 500 per month. practical
" all furnished $4,000. Terms. one
third down, balance 500 per month,
y. Main $500 blOck-BusineSs Tot
Skies, including a very good modern
ten room dwelling Sl4 500 Terms
$500 down. balance three years.
Mishawaka. Ind.-RiCht down town
large stately . room frame dwelling
now bringing iE about 500 per month
See rs for price and terms.
Lincoln Way East-Grocerv and con
fectionery. now doing $500 70 5000
weekly business. Can give immediate
possession. Rental only 5000 per
month. This IS a bargain at $1,000
cash.
y. Main St.-1O0 bIock-tbree story
brick business block. 22v9O. modern IN
every way: now bringing I'm good rem
tails We consider this a mighty good
investment proposition. See US Tor
price and terms
s Michigan St-GOo block-where
values are jumping by leaps and
hounds. Extra fine business lot. 331
1G5. including large 10-room house
which is modern IN everv wav and in
very good state ~ repair. Very rea-
sOnsblv priced With good terms.
Washington Alright downtown
fully equipped and up-to-date restaur
ant now doing q very good busi ness
VIII give ten-year lease and sell TX.
lures and equipment az invoice or vii
lease room separate.
Yours for Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR Y. VAN CANTFORT Co
Everything IN Real Estate
2nd Floor Union T-us. Bldg L-2os1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08
1920 FORD TOURING

1921 FORD COUPE Fully equipped
lste MODEL Dodge sedan a bargain
ether good used cars. Ross j Mar
tn. 2l1 " Monroe So
1870 FORD COUPE-For sale. first class
condition. complete wIth extras Price
500. CAL Main 334l
BUICK TOURING for sale: I'm good con
ditf0n; new tires cheap. Inquire 621
Riverside Drive. evenings
FOR SALE-Sash Elk deml coupe: excel
lent condition; must seH bargain. so
s. Scott e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08

AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO
$40 VI : Bldg. Roll0 G. Page.
Manager Victor r Jones. Special
Agent Life. Health. Accident Insur-
AUTO ACCIDENTS occur every day. 50
do fires and robberies Are you pro
rerly insured against these thingsf
II not. call William Happ, 207 5. Main
Lincoln 1871
Moving Trucking. Storage. 20
Sticks TRANSFER co.
Local and Long Distance Moving
PhAne Lincoln 5237
616 T. South ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08

S MAIN SIS rooms an modern House
living room and dining room big lot
Price $500 Down payment 500. ball
ance Hke rent
T. CALVERT ST. room. partly mod
ern bungalow Price $3.50 Terms
S'ST JOE Avs rooms alI modern
throughout p-ira $3.50 Terms
T. DAYTON SIT rooms. an modern
throughout. biz lgr- house in first
class condition. Price $500 Terms
: rush SIT rooms thoroughly mod
ern throughout close 20 car line. Price
5000 Terms
p. HANEY ST.-5 big beautiful rooms,
newly Taperei. fine basement, big lO-
Price $500. Down payment $500. bal
NORTHERN INDIANA REALTY co
30 Farmers Trus- Bldg Main T53
SIX ROOM HOUSE Can make substan-
modern priced right and located be-
tween s Michigan s. and river Lin
coin Way T.. preferred Address E-7O
New II ines
SIX HOUSES FOR SALE.
$500 down and SO q month puts 700
fn Tour own home
ave list everything I'm real estate"
JAY LYNCH e. co
1906 ". Division 81. or cali T.. 5s01
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS down
wiz secure a new mostly modern house
We have several we can sell on very
reasonable terms
: " ROBINSON & son
Our specially ~ moderate priced homes
12f y. Main ST.. second door
Main 8S5