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8 WINNETKA TALK 29, 1927 January Auto Repairing=-- Repairing Washing Storage Painting Supplies Battery Service We serve you completely and well Wersted Motor Co. 562 Lincoln Ave. Phone Winn. 165 REGULAR GREASING SAVES REPAIR BILLS The Red Roof in No-Man's Land Just South of "The Cottage" The life of your car depends on the care that you give it. Greasing and oiling play the most important part in caring for a car. Thus cars that are greased regularly have prac- tically no repair bills and last at least twice as long. Our "Call-for-and-Deliver"" service has become very popular-- you will like it too. SKID CHAINS REPAIRED Stephen Shimonek, Jr. Gasoline Oils TEXACO 1928 Sheridan Road Phone Wil. 3379 Distributor EEE NR EER SERRE ERE EREEEREER u| Smart Coupe in Cadillac Line Cadillac offers among other new 1927 models this two-passenger sport coupé which is causing much favorable is one of the smartest which Cadillac comment from motor fans. The car has ever presented. Three Millionth Chevrolet Speedy Coach and Classy the in latest its Marking spectacular achievement the world's largest builder of three-speed transmission the Mo- tor company recently announced the of 3,000,000th car, ac- cording to information received by Dabe-Nevit Motor 911 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods. The epoch-marking model, which happened to be a coach, was driven off the production line at the Flint plant | by W. S. Knudson, president of the Chevrolet Motor company. The first passenger was C. F. Barth, vice-pres- ident in charge of production. Finished in St. James' gray duco and fashionably striped in Pistache history as cars, Chevrolet production its Sales, green, the milestone car flashed off the production line with scarcely more for- mality than attended the debut of No. 3,000,001, which followed nine seconds later. Equipped with balloon tires, steel disk wheels, one-piece full crown fen- ders, bullet-type head lamps, stream- line beaded Fisher body and other im- provements incorporated this year, the | coach displayed a distinct advance over | its. most illustrious predecessor, the | 2,000,000th Chevrolet. The 2,000,000th model was built after fourteen years of production, and the 3,000,000th only fourteen months later, an indication of the rapid growth of the company, which now has produc- | tion facilities prepared to build 1,000,- 000 units a year. Elcar 8-in-Line Proves Merit as 1. v AJ First Grade Car The opening of the 1927 auto sales season brought many new develop- ments in motor car production. Among the most phenomenal of these is the new Elcar 8-in-line. Presenting all of the regular values of cars of equal price, it has added the new "Shock- less chassis." In addition to Lovejoy Hydraulic shock absorbers, each of the springs is mounted so as to elim- inate the old fashioned shackle, with all of its noise, its jolts and need for diling and the resulting comfort in riding is as unusual as it is welcome. C. C. Fridman, the North Shore El- ar dealer, is located at 723 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, and has been iden- tified with the automobile industry on the north shore and in Evanston for more than fourteen years. He extends an unlimited invitation to friends and patrons to call and see the Elcar at any time and announces that every Elcar is given free service for ninety days. Enlarge Nash Plant to Swell Production of Popular Model Demand for the Nash Light Six since its introduction a year ago last May has been so heavy that extensions to the plant in Racine have been made necessary. The Light Six line includes four models--touring car, coupe, five-pas- senger sedan and five-passenger De- Luxe sedan--all powered with the Nash seven-bearing motor, Frank S. Woolley and O. S. Springer, crankshaft say of the Nash Sales, agency, 728 Elm street, Winnetka. The Deluxe sedan is the newest model in the Nash Light Six series. It was introduced early in December and its appearance and equipment typifies the very latest in motor car style and beauty. Conspicuous among the attractions of the Nash Light Six Deluxe sedan is the lustrous lacquer finish of the fenders in a pleasing shade of deep blue. This tone harmonizes with the upper structure of the body, affording a contrast to the. lighter blue shade of the lower part of the body and bril- liant tone of the running gear. The standard equipment of this se- dan is noteworthy. At the front is a sturdy bumper of a design in keep- ing with the rich dignity of the car. At the rear are bumperettes. Mounted at the top of the winged radiator cap is a motormeter. Headlights and the cowl lights are patterned after the bul- let type of design. The upholstery furnished is of the genuine mohair throughout. The dis- tinctively designed steering wheel is made of genuine Circassian walnut. And a highly decorative note has been contributed to the car by the beauti- ful walnut-finished instrument board and window ledges. Four-wheel brakes of the special Nash mechanical type are included in the standard equipment of all Nash Light Six models, as are double beam headlights, oil puri- fier, air cleaner, gas gauge, full force feed lubrication, both inside and out- side door locks and five disc wheels. Ford Running at Normal Production, State Reports Unofficial reports from the Ford plants announce a nearly normal pro- duction which is steadily increasing. No announcements have been made of anything resembling a change in mod- els or improvement of the present line. The employment list at the two big Detroit plants is increasing daily, with indications that it will soon be back to what it was six months ago.