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THE LAKE «,ni,tt NEWS, FK"*V AUGUST 3. 1923: mjggggggJSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSm .i^^tfe^^ â- ';..!;/. â- . 'â- .' ""I BOOK PUBLISHED Contains Data On Traffic jtules And Tours To Nearby Points DISTRIBUTED FREE North * H&horc Motor Club Takes Initiative A very interesting and handy pocket size hand book for the convenience of the car owner in Wilmette, Keml- worth and Glencoe has just been pub- lished by the north suburban branch of the North Shore Motor club, located in the Beake building, at the corner of Sherman avenue and Church street, Evanston, 111. This book which is known as the 1923 MOTORISTS' HAND BOOK is a 40 page book that answers a real need on the part of the local car owner and is furnished at no cost, since it is distributed free through the courtesy of the North Shore Motor club and a number of representative firms who have accorded it adver- tising Support. Digest of Rules The book contains not only a handy, comprehensive digest of traffic regula- tions and license rules for the north shore towns of Evanston, Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka, Glencoe and Highland Park, but it contains also the special regulations and restrictions for each town, tqgether with maps and road guide information to lake "ire^Wt* ^«d points^©! interest-along the north shore. In the touring section of the book are listed over 40 lakes in northern -Illinois with shortest and best road routes, including log, maps, and mil- age to such points as Lake Geneva, Fox Lake, Taylor Lake, Rockford, Crystal Lake, Honey Lake, McCul- lom's Lake, Starved Rock, Dells, Kil- bourn, Dunes Highway, Eagle River, Rhinelander, and the various Cook county Forest preserves. A Real Reference "While care has been taken in com- piling this book," A. W. Stromberg of the Evanston branch of the North Shore club informed this paper, "in summarizing the various ^regulations, and in presenting the road guide arid resort information, errors may have crept in or certain data may have been omitted. However, motorists in the north shore towns should find this handy little book a decided help as a guide and reference. Its convenient size, 7j4x4J4 permits keeping it in the side pocket of one's car. As re- ^•fvisions of the book are made from time to time, every effort will be matte ___to have it as accurateTEWd lis com- plete as possible." Books Easy to Get Copies of this hand book may be obtained free by calling at the police * station, village clerk's office, the Wil- mette State bank, The Lake Shore News, 1222 Central avenue, or at the Evanston office of the North Shore Motor club in the Beake building, near the post office. Winnetka owners can obtain them at the Winnetka police station, the office of the village clerk, the Win- netka office of the Winnetka Weekly Talk, and at the Winnetka State bank. At Glencoe the books may be obtained from the Glencoe State bank, the police station, and the office of the village clerk. A special edition of the hand book will be on sale at various drug stores and news dealers. Cadillac Boasts of Long List of Famous Owners The Cadillac has always been known as a distinctive car and it seen*i ta De living up to its name, say local dealers, asVXyPpoint to the long list^o ^ noted peopk who are users of the iamous "eQuVen Wilhelmina, of Holland, and Prince Kwacho, of Japan, drive Cadil- lac cars that bear a royal coat of arms. Other owners whose names are house- hold words are: . _. Thomas Edison, Hudson Maxim, Gen- eral Pershing, Herbert Hoover, Hiram Johnson, Royal S. Copeland G. Ogden Armour, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Morti- mer I. Schiff, Dr. W. J. Mayo Dr. Nicholas M. Butler, James Oliver Cur- wood. John D. Rockefeller, Percy A. Rockefeller, J. Fierpont Morgan, King George, of Greece, The Shah of Persia, and King Alphonso, of Spain, who owns 10 Cadillac cars. Fire Drflls Train Men At Evanston Auto Shop A fire drill by the employes of the Public Service company's automobile shop at Evanston has been instituted. Each man is assigned a particular station to be taken when a fire alarm is given, each with special duties to perform. The men are snapping into the drill with great energy. Two "recent acquisitions to the com- pany's automobile fleet are performing work on the big steel tower transmission line building from the new generating station at Waukegan down to Evanston. Each is a Fordson tractor hauling a 2^-ton semi-trailer. ThisTauTof"trans- portation units, which travel oyer any kind of ground, have the job of hauling in a total of about *150 tons of material for the line. â- â- â- â- â€"^ %: ; ^. .^ £ ^ ^;,, ;,,,;§,,;,.,,mmm^Amm,' fen w^iP H; .. sfc-i READ THE NEWS ainn Were always ready to take care of yau|j repairing needs as promptly as possible! and you aire #^g^of the best jrarfc a| All the work will be done by experts. Wilmette Motor Sale* Slit' ill 515 Fourth Street Wilmette 636 St Red Bird" Departs From | Usual Sport Model Lines ~r A roomier body, wide deepf seat cushions, a wheel base of 106 inches and a spring base of 136 inches are features in the new Overland Red Bird that set it apart f rom ithe usual jua-c^UAd--sport model. As a matter of fact the Willys-Overland company has radically departed from the stere- otyped design of the j speedy, fleet listed touring car by furnishing plenty of roorn for comfortable riding on all roads, according to Overland owners; This distinctive quality in this class of automobile is specially emphasized by the lengthened wheel and Spring base. ;The wheel base is 106 inches while ithe spring base of 136 inches on the celebrated patented triplex spring^ makes easy riding doubly ap- parent and appealing to those dis- criminating people who want graceful lines 4°ncurrent Wltn pleasant, agree- able friding qualities, say Overland dealer* Unusual values are offered in the grade cars wlii^^ represented. This is an opportunity to secure an a grade used car at a figure seldom Franklin Touring Car, repainted, excel- lent cord tires......... *........$ £50.00 Brand New Chevrolet F. B. Touring Car, with extra cord tire. The de- - _L livered price of this very exceptional automobile is over $1,000.00. It is the biggest bargain in Cook County at our special price.....*........ 850.00 Chevrolet F. B. Touring Demonstrator, with $176.00 in extra equipment, specially priced at............... 875.00 high Dodge. Roadster: 'K-1 condition^ jtnd. fine ^^^^^ â-  jyr cord tires.':;;.;...._../;..;,C-.',-,^-^lf|S?§fiPSISâ€"â-  • -^ftl235.00;' Dodge Touring Car'-v^0lil*|*f .:'.^|^^^S||2S5.00:-- Ghevrolet, 1922 Coupe, fron^ and fear ;3S|lf|f v bumpers and five excellent cord tires; uj§^50JO0 JHye Ford .'â-  Sedans,; .some rebuilt and. re-t^^^^m â- ^â- â- "^mt^4iM^:y<' •:*â- â€¢ * • • ^ • • l?P *» 350J00 Overland Roa$ster»il920 i ^M^^^&^^tiSJ^ Come early and get first choice--^hese^vaiue$< will be snapped up quickly by shrewd ::buyersrftiif â-  ::,;:M^....".' -For Economical. Transportation- |||i||l|| |:-; v HO CLEAN CAR BOARDS: f; ,Dirt|'- running boards are^ri|t eye- sore to many car owners. S^tne""own- ers remove diMandy|rease,f«vith soap and ^ter. -It llrcf>~wourd" finish trie â- iprocvqi: with |a.. kerosene soaked rag the rt|ptting boards would appear aT ney?^ jfeloor boards may be cleaned ii^ihe^i$t*^^ m#i s&K&jf*^.â- .â- -â- .â- -.%â- Â«'.â- â- â- - â- -â- ,-..•;. WINNETKA 724 Elm St Rhone 970 i MOTOR GU i' ' 'iâ- ' â- â- "' .â- â- ""' ' ' for Economical Transportation ^flrp'S^^iSS EVANJT^I 1464 Sherman Ave.