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WILMETTE LIFE Jui1e 28, 1929 \_'L--A_W_e_e_k_-E_n_d_T_o_ur_-_R_id_i_n_g_t_o_M_a_d'_·s_on __ ~. MOTORS SERVICE Incorporqtetf · ----------------~ EVER.VTHING ./bd!e AUTOMOBIL.F NEVER. CLOSED The Largest Motor Repair Shop on the North Shore Walle' Zip aad 0.1 Sure feels ereat to becln your ··cation trip with the encine full of the pep and aip that only tight-seatmg valves can 1ln you. Reaurfaclne valY'ea Ia a comparatively amall job, bat it makes a wonderful difference. Why not drive intoday? TOUIUNC BUREAU The Automobile Club efUDaela CHICAGO a little rhange this. \n:ek for chanob crave out ordinary trend of summer hanrh or a glimpse of blossom land s. As an alternative, the touring bureau of The Automobile Club o f Tllinoi s, in cooperation with this new spaper has :-.elec ted ~1 adisnn, the state house citv of \\'i sco n:-> in where laws fir. t find the light of day . Be sides beirH! extrem ely pop ular as an all -. cason trip for the vacationist it is alnmdant with point:-. of interest along the entire 1)0 mil e strip . High· wa y :\o. 19 is taken to Des Plaines, 1 where l{and road is picked up, pass· ing through Lake Zurich. \Vauconda and Volo. At \'oln t;,ke Illinois Xo. 20 to ).f d fenn· whtre l·. ~ . 12 is taken to ).J aclison . . Th(' n·t urn trip ra 11 be made ewer the ·rotrtr which lie s Sl'\'cral miles to the ' · l'St of the original trip . Thi-; trip i. scenic throughout and sll()ulcl he marlr hv all means . This route is markri) .l . ~ . ~o. Sl to l~(lrkford at \\'hirh pni11t follll\\' fllinPis \:n . S or F.~. i\r·. 20 to t'hiL·;q.,:o. Thl' return tt·ur con:rs appruxitnnttl~· )()() mile~. Tht· l'Otnplete log \\ illt na111l· s of tuwns and mikal!t' fllll()ws: Chicago to Madison, Wisconsin tho:-.t wlw-.,L· g-a'> J somet bing of the L . ~T G J. c. SLOWN - ·-·-..._._. ___,._._,_. ----------- A. B. ______ v N DEUSEN / ·/ · Albion 31.0 Edgerton 34.8 Indian ford 37.8 Janesville 48.4 62:0 Beloit Rockton. Ill. 65.6 Rockford 78.7 Take U. S. X o. 20 which is also marked fllinois Xo: 5 Cherry Valley 80.5 Belvidere 87.5 Garden Prairie 93.4 Marengo .. . 99.4 Coral ........ . . . 106.1 Harmony ............... . 110.6 Pinnree Crove . ...... . 120.2 Elgi~1. . . ........... . 128.1 OntarioYillc ........ . 13 ~.() Bloomingdale ......... . . 14U.1 Addison 145.3 .Melrose Park 152.6 Mav\\'ood .. ..... . 153.4 Riv-e r Forest 155.6 Oak Park 156.2 CHICAGO 165.6 Graham-Paige Cars Show Speeu in Australian· Event That "the race is not always to the swift," in automobile contests as well as in hare and tortoise events, was proved in Australia during the Bendigo motor trial of 386 miles. \Vatter Whitbourn, driving a Graham-Paige four-speed model, arrived at one of the controls 15 minutes ahead of time, and passed the checker in · order to go to a garage for gasoline, unaware that this was not permissible. The penalty of six points prevented his finishing the contest with a perfect score, for he arrived dead on time at every other control. Graham-Paige added to its laurels by winning the special 7/10-mile speed event in 3-l- y,; seconds, 2 seconds faster than the nearest competitor, a Lancia-Lambda car. . Two other American cars were tied for third plare, finishing in 39 seconds. We Are Saving Lives OUR FREE BRAKE TEST Will Show What Your Brakes Require Let us adjust or reline them before your yacation tour. SERVICE. ON Bendix Lockheed Mechanical 4-Wheel Hydraulic Expert wlleel llli~nin~ lind axle strait lit etJi ng OFFI(~IAI, Oil ! FOR YOURSELF Jliaht before your .,..accurate h.r.draaUc sau_ges- the~ UMBO Bnb Tater re...la the true mnditiOil olthe brab Oil ee I I ack~on hoult:\'ard and !\firhigan .:t\'t·llta· :\nrth (IJJ fllin~·i s ~o. 19 I · Miles r\orth ' s Cl T()\\'11 II('AC() 0.0 P;trk Hid.~..:e 18.0 Des Plaim· s 21.9 F(llln\\' l~and l{<rad 37.8 1 Lake /.mirh ., \\' auron<la 43.6 Vt~lo 48.7 Take Tllirwis )Jo. 20 ~frHcnn · !:(111\l\\. l. ~ . Xn. 12 53.9 63.7 . 66..3 75.0 78.8 84.4 95.5 103.2 112.4 l~i chmond (~t·rwa )lltlrtil·ll -=h wheeL ~.,.in·tet ... c::baDce for human em. -DO guesswork. Allunl .. ~tioo aad mgjmnm [ I. a k c C r llt' r :'t 'l'omu . . l·:lkh(lrJl l.a r.rangt· (\·ntn \ \ ' ltitewa tn Ft. Atkinsntt l'ambridg~· ~balanceoflak.brakma edio iency - · iaaraateecl aafetyf· SELL U. S. CARS IN AFRICA Increasing sales of all .automobiles on the installment plan are reported being registered in the rural sections of British South Africa, Assistant Trad e Commissioner Edward B. Lawson, Johannesburg, today advised the Department of Commerce. Dairy farm ers appear to have purchased motor cars through installment channels to an increasing extent. Hydro-Electric Brake Service 2212 West Railroad Ave., Evanston Greenleaf 2122 .I 'ERD. PLATE \fora South ~I adis1)11 ~r AD I~()~( Return Trip 123.6 131.4 145.0 147.5 0.0 'l'nkl· ll. S. Nn. 51 ~I :\DISON ).I ac Farland Stoughton 8.6 20.8