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+2 WINNETKA TALK WATCH CAR NOW-HINT | drometer a Motor Club Gives Expert and timely Advice to motorists on Prevention of Freeze-ups At this time of the year the motorist begins to think of (getting his car ready for winter driving. According to a bulletin the mechanical first aid department of the Chicago Motor club, the ordinary cooling system holds about 34 gallons of water, and if one gallon of de- natured alcohol is added to 214 gallons of water, to fill the radiator, you will have a 30% solution, which will not freeze until the mercury gets down to 10 above zero. This is satisfactory for most conditions, even if the thermometer may be standing around the zero mark, because it takes some time for a car to cool down to the temperature of the air. One and one- third gallons, however, a 40% solution, will give immunity down to 2 degrees below zero, and if the car is left in an unheated garage overnight this is safer. Of course, if a real old fash- ioned cold snap comes on the safest thing to do is to see that the tem- perature contains a 50-50 solution of | alcohol and water. In buying alcohol for the radiator, only denatured should be accepted, as it is harmless to the radiator, hose connections, or engine, whereas wood alcohol usually contains free acetic acid which is harmful to these parts, and while it is a slightly better anti- freeze than not enough so to warrant its higher cost. The trouble with alcohol is that it boils at a somewhat lower temperature than water, and while this is not a drawback from the standpoint of heat- ing, it means that it will evaporate fast and one can never be sure he has enough alcohol in his radiator un- less he makes a hydrometer test Regular hydrometers for testing the specific gravity of anti-freeze solutions are on the market. In using a hy- issued by | denatured alcohol, it is | sample is taken in the | usual manner, but unlike the battery test, the desirable thing is to have | as low a reading as possible. It is im- | portant that the reading be taken where the temperature is not below 55 degrees fahrenheit. If the reading is 1000 then you have pure water, which will freeze at 32 degrees above zero. The presence of alcohol will lower the specific gravity, and also | will lower the temperature at | it will freeze. ENTERTAIN FORMER RESIDENT Mrs. Lillian Anderson of San Diego, Cal, formerly of Wilmette, is visiting her mother and father at the Edge- water Beach hotel. During her stay, several affairs are being given in her honor, among which are the small luncheon Mrs. Robert Kenyon gave Thursday at her home, 1011 Greenwood avenue, and the luncheon Mrs. Wil- | next Thursday. Mrs. Frank Barrett | entertained at supper last Sunday | right at her home in Kenilworth, and | this Sunday evening, Mrs. Robert | Kenyon, will again be hostess in her | honor. LEAVE FOR FOOTBALL GAME | Among many north are joining the throngs shoreites who of enthusi- | game at Champaign this week, is the | following group of Winnetkans who are joining a party leaving in a priv- ate car today: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Green, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Bradstreet, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hyman, Mr. and Mrs. James Gillies, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coambs, Mr, and Mrs. Hill Blackett, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. S. Edwin Earle of 922 Tower road, left last week for Cali- fornia. They expect to return in about a week. Darwin Cottage, PHLOX VISITORS HOLLAND BULBS Hyacinths, Narcissi, Crocuses, etc., of exceptionally fine quality. Order early while assortment is complete. PEONIES Best varieties in strong clumps. PERENNIALS in Vigorous, Field-Grown Plants. New and choice sorts. Send to-day for our catalogue. FRANKEN BROTHERS, Deerfield, Ill. : TEL. DEERFIELD 241 and Early Tulips, and IRIS WELCOME which | liam O. Belt of Kenilworth will give | asic spectators at the Chicago-Illinois | November 7, 1925 Hubbard Woods Electric and Hardware Co. Not Inc. West Bend Aluminum Ware A good "Ware" for your Kitchen Pyrex Dishes--They're non-breakable.. Cutlery and Bath Room Fixtures. What do you need Hardware or Electric Appliances? We have it. 902-4 LINDEN AVE. PHONE WINN. 871 DANCING Every SUNDAY NIGHT GOOD MUSIC Excellent Refreshments Wm. B. Thalman"s Place Lake Ave. at Reinwald Ave. Gross Point THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST IF YOU BUY AT THE RIGHT PLACE! Phone Winnetka 920-21-22 I have found from ex- perience that after con- sidering the time and trouble in going after it, and carrying it home, that I am better off in the long run to buy my meats of PETERS MARKET where we are always sure of the best quality and dependable service at rea- sonable prices. Here's a big ad from a Loop Butcher Shop quot- ing bargain prices on meats. What is your idea about it Careful? PETERS