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| | 60 WINNETKA TALK October 27, 1928 CANADIAN FARMERS BUY CARS One of the political issues is what can or will be done to help the Amer- ican farmer. Apparently from the way they are spending money for auto- mobiles and trucks, the farmers of the Canadian northwest, especially throughout Manitoba, need no assist- ance. They are buying motor vehicles as never before. Sixty per cent of all automobiles distributed in Manitoba this season have gone to farmers, or residents in the farming districts. TIRE SHIPMENTS ON RISE Shipments of all types of pneumatic automobile casings in August amount- ed to 6,302,258 units, an increase of 1,507,087 units, or 31 per cent over the same month of last year, according to the report just issued by the Rubber Association of America, Inc. ALCOHOL STOCKS DECLINE On-hand stocks of industrial alcohol continue to show a marked decline, as evidenced by the September 1 figures which total 17 per cent less than those for the corresponding period of 1927, of 2,543,452 wine gallons, according to a statement issued by the Industrial Alcohol Institute. TO CUT AUTO PRICES IN BERLIN A considerable reduction in auto- mobile prices is anticipated in the coming exhibition in Berlin, beginning in November, bringing all small cars down to 2,000 marks which automatic- ally must be followed by manufactur- ers of bigger cars, including the Americans. BRIGHTER COLORS FOR CARS The tendency toward brighter colors and a more elaborate decoration of cars, already noticed last year, was morc accentuated than ever at this year's Automobile Salon, 1928 Marmon Used very little 1926 Hupmobile "6" 1926 Jordan Coupe New paint 1927 Chevrolet Sedan 1927 Whippet 1925 Hup Touring $1175.00 USED CARS Fall Clean-Up SALE BUY WITH SAFETY 675.00 625.00 375.00 325.00 125.00 1925 Chev. Touring with Winter enclosure 1926 Ford Roadster Jewett Coupe 4 Cyl. Essex Coach 1924 Ford Coupe Jordan Coupe Dodge Touring $110.00 90.00 90.00 75.00 75.00 50.00 40.00 HANSON MOTOR CO. Graham-Paige Cars 555-57 Chestnut St. Phone Winnetka 330 Road Tips OAD conditions in Illinois for the week as reported by the touring bureau of the Chicago Motor club follow : Illinois-18--Detour in Naperville; follow marked detour over city streets. Illinois-19--Detour in Des Plaines; follow marked detour over city streets. Also detour in Arlington Heights over city streets. Illinois-42--Detour in Lake Forest; follow marked detour over city streets. Wolf road is now open to traffic be- tween 143rd street and 183rd street. Lawndale avenue is closed at the Drainage Canal. Traffic is directed southwest on Joliet road to Willow Springs road, then across the canal, and then northeast on Archer avenue to Argo. The intersection of Lincoln avenue and Gross Point road is closed. Traffic is directed south on Gross Point road to Oakton street, west on Oakton street to Lehigh avenue, north on Lehigh avenue to Morton Grove and then over Lincoln avenue to Dempster street. Freeport to Illinois-Wisconsin line-- Via Illinois-74--Detour over Hender- son road to Cedarville. This is a dirt road, full of ruts. It is paved to Orangeville but motorists travel at own risk as shoulders are not completed. From Orangeville to Oneco there is a two mile stretch of dirt road which is to be graveled this fall. Paved from Oneco to the state line. This road should be used in dry weather only. CANADIANS RIDE IN HUPP Hupp Motor Car Corporation's Can- adian shipments. for the first nine months of this year totaled 1,676 units, against 1,007 for the 1927 period. Ship- ments to date exceed the total for the entire year 1927, when 1,144 cars were sent to Canada. Miss Grace Watson returned to her home in Louisville, Ky. recently after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs, J. E. Bradstreet. Oe Dr. J. B. Bradwell, 1415 Asbury ave- nue, returned recently from Excelsior Springs, Mo., where he had gone to enjoy the excellent golf. . E > ae, 7 / a -- -- \ tie SINCE MODERN NOTIONS CAME TO STAY --WERE BETTER OFF IN EVERY WA® Steffens Little Plimber- wonder if Sometimes we everybody really appreciates the modern conveniences that life offers them. We can add comfort and content to your home at small expense. Pe 874 ~ 464 S.J. STEFFENS 723 OAK ST. WINNETKA,ILL.