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VR 54 WINNETKA TALK December 1, 1928 Phone Glencoe 385 GLENCOE WINNETKA 7379-89 Rogers Ave. ---a h PUN - he Daily Service to KENILWORTH WILMETTE We believe we are employed in the choicest business i --that of safe guarding the health and strength : of our women. "Talk the better and build the better trade." Chicago, Ill. A | | without | | mercial traffic, in so far as pavement More Substantial Paving Now Required on Highways Growing use of streets and rural | roads by heavy trucks and busses is bringing about a change in highway construction. In order not to curtail the efficiency of trucks and through load limitations, highway builders are Dbe- ing forced to construct more substan- tial pavements. The roadway of to- day is as important to commerce as steel rails. Bus travel and motor trucking are so widespread that road pavements can no longer be designed carefully considering com- busses strength is concerned. By so doing, passenger cars are more assured of bumpless travel, and heavy upkeep at- tendant with inferior roads and mas- sive vehicles is avoided. HANSON MOTOR CO. 555-57 Chestnut St. Phone Winnetka 330 Suggestions for Winter for Your Car Alcohol "The Old Standby" Come in to a warm garage to have your radiator drained and a fresh solution put in. Price, per gallon $1.20 Eveready Prestone One filling lasts all winter "and then some" if you save it. A 50-50 solution will protect your car at 20 below zero. Price, per gallon $5.00 Skid Chains Weed DeLuxe All the sizes are carried in stock. Also Goodyear Rub- ber Chains. Heaters Francisco Hot Blast $10.00 Installation $2.50 Others to choose from. Winterfronts Moto Guards Hand controlled. You'll like them when you see them. Hylite Batteries A good economical battery, guaranteed for two years by us and the manufacturer. 11 plate $11.75 13 plate $13.75 15 plate $17.75 Special Greasing Drain and fill with the proper winter grade lubri- cant, transmission and dif- ferential. Drain and fill crankcase with correct grade Mobileil. Labor charge S0c Towing If your car needs a tow . . . call on us... we're fully equipped. Tow ropes, price Grease and oil as per chart Every 500 miles $2.00 Every 2,000 miles $2.50 Oil extra Road Service or at your home--that's where we come in. Chang- ing tires or starting motors. Battery service or anything not to exceed 14, hour from start to finish. Flat charge of $1.00 Goodyear Tires You'll get better service here. See us first. New lew prices. Gas and Oils Red Crown and Ethyl Gas. All grades of Polarine oils. Quart 25¢ Mobiloil is always used when we change oils, quart 30c Battery Is Heart of Car; Attention Must Be Given It "In the pulsating electrical arteries of the automobile, the battery is the heart," according to W. Clark, of the North Shore Battery Service of Glen- coe, Vesta representative. "Heart trouble in a car is as serious to the car as heart trouble in a human being. Of course, you can get a new 'heart' for your car, but there are ways of protecting it against the ma- jority of the troubles many car own- ers have. "Especially when the weather tem- perature goes below 50 degrees is spe- cial attention necessary, and as the thermometer goes down and down, additional care must be exercised. It really doesn't involve any great trouble, just precautionary measures--watching, is more the word. "This is all on account of the fact that in the cold season the days are shorter and you use your lights longer. Also, a cool or cold engine makes a greater strain on the battery in start- ing. "Inspect your battery more often. Have it tested more regularly, and, if it needs to be taken out and recharged at the battery station, don't hesitate to have it done. Don't think that it will 'probably' pick up as you drive, for in winter it will not pick up as quickly as in summer. It is far less costly to pay a little to have the bat- tery charged than to overload the battery and perhaps ruin it, either calil- ing for expensive repairs or the cost of a new battery. "If your lights dim suddenly, when you put your foot on the starter, that is a danger signal that your battery is not up to normal. Have it inspected at once." Pierce-Arrow to Score New Record for Exports Pierce-Arrow exports for the pres- ent year show a decided gain over the previous year, according to James C. Barber of Evanston, North Shore dealer. Exports to Holland, Japan, South America, and Switzerland were, in some cases 400 percent greater than any previous year. A number of new territories were opened up during the present year, in- cluding Portugal, Porto Rico, Panama, and Roumania. Truck shipments to Russia were es- pecially heavy during the year, the Fleet-Arrow Commercial car finding great favor in that country. Australia, the Argentine, Brazil, England, Fin- {land, Germany, Guatemala, the Philli- ipines, Spain and Venezuela bought i heavily during the year. With more than a month still to go, indications are that the present year's exports will top those of any previous vear in Pierce-Arrow history. There's a satisfaction in knowing that your comfortable old shoes can be rebuilt and made like new at the-- ANNEX SHOE REBUILDER 3 Carlton Bldg.