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TER 3 10 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920 87 CITIES REPORT 25 MILES TO GALLON Remarkable National Economy Aver- age Recently Established by the Overland Sedan Ninety-seven cities throughout the United States give a national average of 25.2 miles to the gallon of gasoline for the Overland Sedan with triplex springs. This remarkable economy record was made on April 20. The day be- fore the Willys-Overland company sent this telegram to dealers in these 97 representative cities: "Drain gas- oline tank of Overland Sedan, fill it with an exact gallon of gasoline; drive car until it stops and wire mile- age to factory." car and driven over country roads. In South Carolina, 22 miles through heavy sand. In Tennessee, 24.2 miles through city traffic. In Missouri, 25 miles. In the East: Massachusetts report- ed an average of 22.2 miles for city trafic and country roads. One car driven from Toledo to Boston aver- aged 26 miles the entire distance. Rhode Island reported 18.9 miles in city traffic during hard rain storm. Pennsylvania city traffic reported 24.5 miles to the gallon. New Jersey city streets and country roads gave 25.2 miles to the test gallon. New York cites reported 26.4 miles. Middle West: Ohio cities reported variously under ordinary conditions of city traffic, 25 miles in one in- stance, 19.8 in another where road conditions were bad. Illinois repqgrt- ed 20.5 miles under difficult driving with a new Sedan just out of freight! another Texas city, 25.2 miles over in another instance where the car country roads. In Alabama, 20.5 miles | carried five passengers through con- gested city streets. Indiana city streets permitted 264 miles to the gallon and the country roads 22.5 miles. Minnesota, 21.7 miles on rough country roads. North Dakota, 28.8 miles with a Sedan that had been driven several thousands of miles in demonstrations. Nebraska, 22 miles. Towa, 32.6 miles with a Sedan that had been driven 5,000 miles in country travel. Wisconsin, 25.1 miles. West and Pacific Coast: Colorado, 22.22 miles over rocky roads swept by the recent blizzard. California, 282 miles over hills and level dirt roads, with the passengers. Cali- fornia, 26.4 miles through the moun- tain country. Oregon, 24.8 miles over heavy country roads. Utah, 27.1 miles to the gallon in unfavorable country for a test. Washington, 22.1 miles through city traffic with frequent stops. Idaho with its rocky paths reported 24.8 miles. Montana, 26.5 miles. This record, made by new and used Overland Sedans driven on the same remarkable light-weight motor car. silk dust cloak. American. day in all parts of the country, is a demonstration economy possible with the enclosed of the She--I wish you would buy me a He--I would, if I could first raise the dust.--Baltimore «123M. TO 5:30 P. M. , THE B ARN SWALLOW 1866 SHERIDAN ROAD TELEPHONE EV. 3833 LATE LUNCHES 'HOT WAFFLES WITH MAPLE SYRUP EVANSTON AFTERNOON TEA 000 A national measure | of Overland conditions; 29.6 miles to the gallon Sedan economy was sought. On the morning of April 21, telegrams be- gan to pour into the executive offices at Toledo. These telegrams told an impressive story of the perfection of E light-car performance attained in this Sedan with triplex springs. : The lowest record made was 14.5 miles to the gallon over the rough roads of Arkansas. The highest recs ord reported comes. from Iowa. The Sedan making the-best' mileage had been used 5,000 miles for: eity. and country demonstrations, yet it made the high record of 32.6 miles to the galloh. Between these two marks are these impressive records: In the South: Texas; 27.7 miles over city and country roads with all windows open to a 25-mile wind. In Attractive North Shore Homes Br. F. 0. 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Winnetka 76 Office Winnetka 764 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance 1065 Gage Street Hubbard Woods A A 7777 77 0 ii; zi;ygggz7z;z7, yo n= yy WE WILL INTRODUCE TINKERTOSS PT m_-- 2%: 7277722227227 MADE BY THE TOY TINKERS, EVANSTON To the People of the North Shore Saturday, May 29th A real game for red blooded boys and girls and grownups as well. As much fun as tennis and can be played anywhere. 7777777777777 TINKERTOSS Two balls connected by a strong cord are thrown from foil to foil in the hands of opposing players, a distance of twenty- five to one hundred feet. Count is made according to rules. A fine outdoor sport, combining skill with play and exercise. Appropriate for all ages. 2277 0 Be sure to get a set of this new game Saturday 35c CHANDLER'S GET A TINKERTOSS OUTFIT FREE We want to give free to two boys in each North Shore school a complete Tinkertoss outfit for them to use in demonstrating this dandy new game. --CHANDLER'S 630 DAVIS STREET EVANSTON COMPLETE TINKERTOSS OUTFIT 220700 72% \ N --