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jb. GRIMSBY, ONT. Furniture and Undertaking Upholstering a Specialty | _ Prompt and courteous service day and night Prices Moderate es No c OReCc Dt ordielt Wednesday, May 5th, MONEY TO LOAN )n real estate security. Both Private and Company funds Valuator for the Hamiton Proâ€" ‘vident and Loan Society . Insurance and â€" Real Estate Officeâ€"Main Street, Grimsby ‘‘PHMHONE NO. 7 | You Can‘t {GO W rong M. D. Kitching. & Co L.__-.â€"..-â€"u--uâ€"-nâ€"nâ€"-â€"-â€""‘â€""' (Successors to J. C. Marlatt) if you leave your wallâ€"paper problems to our decoration exâ€" perts. They can give «you helpful counselâ€"and they will do it gladly. Our stock of wall decorations includes the best products of Canadian, American and Engâ€" lish manufacturers. You will enjoy looking at our samples. Robt. Duncan & Co. â€"â€"THEâ€"â€" Hamilton Provident and Loan Society Pays 314 per cent. on daily balâ€" ances on Savings accounts of $1.00 anrd upwards. 4 per cent. paid on Debentures for one or two years, &5 per cent. paid on Debentures for three or five years. STATIONERS James St. and Market Sq HAMILTON W. B. CALDER, Valuator GRIMSBY 302340 TOl‘;g Money to orner King and Hughson Streets, Hamilton M. CAMERON, Treas. SsINCE g§.1870 LOH log CALDER "OUNTERS an. COUGHS ceptions, At ertainments T 9040000004000000064 Wedding and Fine 1920 Phone 72 Y$/8, _â€"-n-â€"-â€""i' Hps mechanic will teil yOU UTN&@t LHC ayvyUlt age motorist does not get anything life full tire or â€" gasolin> | mileageâ€" that if the average motorist would give his car the care it should have he could easily reduce his running cost 25 per cent.. In other words, the motorsts of the Dominion . could save over $40,000,000 a year. Reports IrOI the production for the curren n 1acty}LrC, month h FORD PRODUCTION FOR CURRENT YEAR Estimated to be About 1,250,000 Pasâ€" seger Carsâ€"Need Much Raw 11 qull sake it should be. R battery attention, "servic overhaul, lubricants, licer and insurance (every cal insured unless the owner TWOQ CENTS A MILE IS LiMVFl OF CosT Estimate is Based on Average Car Operation in Many Provinces Roughly, 15 miles to the gallon is a far average of car fuel consumpâ€" tion. The average car runs about 6,000 milqs a .year ~and averages something over four tires a .year, says an automobile , specialist. It is doubtful if the average car is painted every year, though for â€" economy‘s sake it should be. Replacements, n p 1000,;0 follow Mor _ mom rubbel in m Around 4,000,000 and tires. Over 3,000,000 la1 A<total ‘of 17,649, ium steel shafting Exactly 5,586,666 copper tubing for.‘! Around 14,333,33: for Fora magnetos About 34§264 mili in magnetos. Some 8,707,326 s( vanizeq metal for‘ j A tota lof 77,138 sheet meta for gu About 34,044,969 vbout About rods. Some 1560,546 L material and pro{ 79,534,404 pounds than car load sh Approximately shared annually )1 FEW DOLLARS FOR OvVERHAULâ€" ING MAYâ€"SAVE REAL MONEY Pruudent Owners Will Have Mechanâ€" ism and Tires Thoroughly Gone OQver 4. With the approach of Summer the careful automobile owner is preparâ€" ing himself. with all automobile neces sities, so that in case of long tours he need not be bothered . with the thought of buying; also, that his present car will remfiain serviceable. Just as the motorist prepared himâ€" self for Winter in the Fall, so in Spring he must prepare for Summer. Among the necessities is‘ the replenâ€" ishment of â€"storage batteries, the careful: going â€" Over of: the > â€" tire equipment‘ and the preparing of the radiating system for Summer. "The prudent owner should have the mechanism ‘Of the car thoroughly overhauled. The oils and â€"greases used in the lubrication system in Winter are too light for Summier. The frigid weather congealed the oils and greases and necessitated the use \ot lighter greases in the transmisâ€" MOTOR SEC LION The electric lighting system ghould be gone over , by expert electricions, because it" is possble that Winter weather has in‘ some way degraded it. The carbon should be removed from the, engine, the . valves should he s10n n weather has in‘ some way degraded it. The carbon should be removed from the engine, the . valves should hbe ground and spark plugs inspected. For the owner who desires to motor in comfort during th summer he should so equip his car that anyâ€" thing he may need will be at hand. One of the most important things to look afterâ€" is the tire equipment. New â€"tires, of course, remedy all troubles but interlinings, new treads or half soles can ibe purchased that will greatly increase the longevity of the casings and «lso the old "shoes" can be given a now 1@ease oL LILO NJ the use of tire filling preparations. â€" It‘ behooves the owner of ~ car, if he expects to continue to use his automobile contnually, to give the ear minute attention. A few dollars l i1] D Heanken m U cmne U mm Wt mm M mm P mm K140 mm KE m Ut t] n p Ve 1D n W 8 mm U B mm it mm hm n D passenger, Co zg figures are than 445,000 3,000,000 lamps 1 ‘of 17,649,348 current fiscal year 50,000 passenger .C for the first seven veI 8,707,326 square feet of ©galâ€" metal for! gasoline tanks. . lof 77,733,274 square feet of ota1 for guards and fenders. on z \over four tires a . yea automobile , specialist. â€"It if the average car is paint ir, though for economy should be. Replacement t+tontinnâ€" "service". repair 40,000, oth m 56,546 freight cars and product in â€" A d 1 6 load shipments O m 0 from Detroit indicate t] tion of the Forgqg Motor ‘rent fiscal year will ,000 passenger cars, if 1 . ihna first seven months 1d n L1 264 miles of wiring T V . SOF ill tC + dof Dom th« e About 1,250,000 ;â€"Need Much Raw Material {} Ford Of U output, f motol 1 pI $15,000,000 _ 14 with employes ui nile rial for to ight cars to handie ict in addition to of material in less .348 feet of and axles square radiators. 3 pounds C Company unfilled ord luction l l d feet of â€" tubular C pendous,. isn‘t than. two cents _ Almost . any service. station that the averâ€" us the n ited IS LIMIT OF urchased thaAt ie longevity of he old "shoes‘ ise of life by preparations. unparalle f steel re T1 veal 18 sixtvâ€"0on 1e of 0 on feet )1 feet _ of t van: manu 1« profit sghould m steel IInc used that llion Mmil 1€ nl the id 0 O C l )1 ’plies about factories . and stOrage yards, gasolineâ€"propelled . tractors for use in industrial plants are beâ€" coming popular. By installing miniature laboratorâ€" ies in motor trucks, a series of tours is being organizeq in France for anâ€" alytically testing the water in wells throughout the old ibattle area. Through the replacement of horseâ€" power by motor power, wild horses are no longer found on ranges in New Mexico. The small Mexican cow ponies are ‘rapidly diminishng. Instead of the usual registration tax, based on horseâ€"power rating motorists in Oregon are assessed one cent a gallon on distillation. It is estimated that the 1920 revenue will exceed $500,000. g2~ :. invested in the maintenance now will save the car for many more months of usefulness where it would deterior ate rapidly during the .. Summer months without this attention. ‘aeneAernch â€"= TV SA the wOI witn Ov m Air UR m )1 atr oto1 lopment if D Despité vicab 1 Europe h tomobiles. Motor firk rseâ€"drawn With fair ou EASEncnen h. h 000 n S1 l {)0) h 00( truc mile d aj O O THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONTARIO ippl tO Ll I‘l WY mm 10 mm t )1 apparatus are replacing rehicles in Boston, Mass. treatment, .the average should run in excess of Sn e UC [L UC =)y LC 3J] T JC () 0( A 11 ipproximately YSenenenefiened] ul t1 000 J O1 NEET _ W mo cvmmes i1 smm L mm U m TT per truck nisnng. istration rating assessed tion. . It ne coined f trucks ling _ Of test \deâ€" _ indusâ€" of motor n Omaha ith sup asoline Buenos of â€"the 10n O W ) [ 1veCl the oo cAcAchecnenenctâ€" a 000 to You drove a car that had pneumatic tires, and your neighbor drove one with solid tires; you would naturally think you had much the easier riding car. _ With the‘ three point suspension springs on the Overland Light Four, the same resilience is given the car as Pneumatic tires give. The Overland Light Four is made in Canada by Canadian labor. Stanley We have on display an Ov CULLEY and BREA Y ne reason why QOverland Light Four is superior to other makes of cars. LC Te MCI Overland Sales Authorized ( \ ' ~» * i 9"~, *" EASE OM CONTROR 4y *\lL__ ~ P A/Z L. 4A (Llws _â€"â€" â€"~_â€" ~‘to y3 THE new McLaughlin Ligh has grown in favor an per galnon thousand mil Fairchild, Salesman ) [J Service Station:â€"Village Inn Garage UC of control, its graceful lines its comfortable riding UoeAenon. new CGRIMSBY AGENT W. W. KIDD ervice 1 McLaughlin Light red with the famous ver McLaughlin Light 1 valve motor. Ownâ€" om 20 to #0 LAUGHLIN LIGHT on tires For Instance 1 U 8 among e ‘of its ful lines ent for Grimsby and district 11 \\ mIlies to 12 al Sales Room, James F. 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