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1924 Eight New Body Modell Are .Antio~nced j by Buick Co'mpany Eight new body models on a cha~sis sign quarter curtain, made of special waof 114-3/8 inch wheel base, embodytng ter-proof fabric. Inside operating s~de a new six-<ylinder valve-in-head engine curtains open with doors. Models With with a three-inch bore and 4%-inch permanent tops, sides enclosed by glass stroke, is the sensational announcement windows adjustable for ventilation. Enmade by the Buick Motor company. closed models with stationary type tops The new six-cylinder model is to be with windows adjustable. known as the Standard Six. Models 24, 24-A, 25, 25-A, have twoThe body models will consist of a piece ventilating type windshield with five-passenger double-service sedan; a inside operating, adjustable friction stops two-passenger roadster; a two-passenger to hold glass in position. These models enclosed roadster witb heater ; a five- are equipped with cowl ventilators and passenger touring; a five-passenger en- windshield wiper. All closed models closed touring with heater; a two-pas- equipped with sunshade, automatic windsenger coupe. Probably the most strik- shield wiper, new style one-piece winding features of the new models are the shield easily raised or lowered for vencompletely enclosed sedan and coupe . on tilation by handle in similar manner to 1 the open cars, and the low-pressure ttres windows. on all models. The cars with the enAll the models have been equipped closed tops will carry heaters. The tops with drip pan for the carburetor, and at ~hey har- completly insulated wiring, which, with and sides arc s~ designed _th_ monize well w1th the d1stmct1ve body the attention to other details approved 1ines. . by the insurance underwriter's laboraThey are upholstered w1th lea~er, tories, entitle Buick owners to the lowwith special cushion springs effectmg est rate for fire and theft insurance. a high degree of 111:otoring . comfort. As standard equipment on all models Other models are furntshed w1th uphol- are carried dim and full headlights with Btery of durable cloth in pleasing colors. anti-glare lenses. Parking lights on The engine. is a _yalye-in-head type cowl, tail lamp and instrument board with automatiC lubncat1on throughout lamp, motor driven horn, seventy-five and with the cylinder ~~d remova~le. mile speedometer, gasoline gauge, tire The clutch and transmiSSIOn form m- carrier with extra demountable rim, tegral parts of the ~ngine which is su~- jack, new type high pressure grease gun, pended at three pomts £_rom the roam full kit of tools, pump, tire repair kit, frame. The crank shaft IS a drop-forg- transmission lock cowl or windshield ing, extra ~cavy and bal~nced with four type ventilator, r~ar vision mirror, runlarge bcanngs. The p1stons. and con- ning board, scuff plates, new sunshade necting rods arc properly we1ghted and and dome light on all closed models, carefully manuf~ctured. ~rge valves windsheild wiper, automatic windsheild are operated no1selcss, adJuStable push wiper on all closed models. rods through rocker arms which are automatically lubricated from the engine. 1' he engine produces fifty actual break horse-power. The carburetor is the improved auto. matic float-feed type, supplied by vacuum system from the gasoline tank mounted on the rear of the frame. Automatic heat control insures proper vaporization at all speeds. The air regulator and choke buttons are on the in- Becomes Diffusing Lensstrument board. Says ClU b 8 U IIetm · Ignition is supplied by the high tension jump spark system, the current be ing supplied by storage batteries and Delco electric generator. The spark adLocal motorists will be interested in vances automatically. The starter is a a statement made this week by the complete Delco single-unit system for accident prevention department of the starting, lighting and ignition, built as Chicago Motor club to the effect that an integral part of the engine and oper- much of the trouble drivers experience ating in conjunction with the large stor- as a result of headlight glare dur[ng age battery. Combination sw itch with summer night driving is due to the ammeter and automatic circuit breaker condition of their own windshields. "The windshield becomes a diffusing is found on the instrument board. The clutch is a multiple disc, dry plate, lens," says the bulletin issued by the club. "Each particle ' of dust, being requiring but slight pressure to operate. It is very smooth in engagement and partly transparent, serves to diffuse or very positive in action, and the adjust- bend a light ray, and the result is that ment is particularly simple. The transmission is the selective sliding gear type, three speeds forward and one reverse. The gears are special and heat treated. There is positive interlocking hand control so easy to operate that the gears can be shifted with the tips of the fingers. The steering gear is of improved semi-irreversible split bronze nut and steel worm with large adjustable ball bearings to take up wear. Steering wheel 17 inches in diameter, short spark and throttle levers in center of steering wheels. Horn button on top of steering post. The frame is of re-inforced pressed steel channel, section, exceptionally stiff and deep side members. Four heavy cross members, integral gasoline tank support and spare tire carrier. The front springs are semi-elliptic type. The rear, cantilever type, both being exceptionally long, especially heat- Sale· Room and Serric:e Station treated, and adapted for each body type. 1010-16 Cbic:a 10 An., E · an aton, Ill. Tops on open cars have a new de- the man who looks through the wind-shield at an app.roachin~ h.eadlight imagines that he IS the v1cttm of someone else's carelessness. The truth is that the glare is largely his own fault. "There is so much rainy weather during the spring that the motorist seldom encounters t}l_ is situation, but with the coming of dry summer weather and long distance touring over all kinds of roads he is very likely to have the windshield covered with dust as night approaches and never notice it. A good plan is to take a moment to dust off the windsheild whenever lights are turned on, repeating the process at intervals during the evening's drive if the course is over dusty roads. A clean windshield will also obviate a lot of sun ~l~r~ in daytime minimizing the poss1b1hty of an accident as a consequence." Skinner's "Footlights" Is Popular at Library Of the new books added to the Wilmette public library, Otis Skinner's "Footlights and Spotlights" is attracting the reading public. Other books that are meeting the favor of th elibrary patrons, especially those books acquired in June, are "Life of Emily Dickinson," M. D. Branchi · "Sunlight and Songs," M. Jeritza; '"From Whitman to ·sandburg," Weirick, B.; "Harp Weaver," BACK F ROM V N . E. Allen, of Ute estate company returned a two weeks vacation. good deal of his ' V · ing. Some of the prize shipped to Wilmette. I Wouldst Trade Thy House? When the paint wears off your house, or it is a little old fashined, do you trade it in on a new one-and take a 50% or 75% loss? You do not! faint, and perhaps a little· remodeling, are cheaper. What about your cars? The principle is exactly the same. The only reason that many people "trade in" for a new car is because they are "talked into h." To get the full value out of your house or your car you must con1e pretty close to wearing them out. We will paint and trim your car in modern style, that often outshines the new ones, at prices that make the loss of a trade-in look like throwing money away. GLARE BLAMED ON WINDSHIELD Prices reduced during July & August ROBERT W. MciNTYRE Finest Automobile .Painting and Trimming "Gasoline Alley"-rear Wilmette State Bank LAKE SHORE AUTO SALES Suggestions For Touring Before Leaving For Your Trip THAT Your lc1r is well lubricated Your Motor Tuned up You have an Emergency Can of Gas An assortment of Bulbs and Spark Plugs A pair of Weed DeLuxe Chains A good Spare Tire or Two An Extra Tube And one of our Free Road Maps A trip is a pleasure only when you are free from unnecessary road delays. Pboae Wilmette 2600 W1LMmE, 721 Main Street w.. MOTORS SERVICE, Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE WE SELL AND SERVICE PAIGE and JEWETT Automobiles None better at the price. We also have the following used cars for sale. 1920-Qakland Touring, in fair shape ...... $1ZS 1920-16-Valve Stutz Bearcat Roadster .... $400 1916--Locomobile Sport, in excellent shape $550 1920-Buick Touring, in. good shape. . . . . . $350 We will tell you the truth about these cars. A. B. Van Deusen