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He ESSEX CAR Is Convenient and Handy Specially Adapted to An interesting fact was made Essex is BBree comfortabie, at * Handy. . The busi. 'who has His own per- @ lady of the house. Der own autamobile, the #41 those who have to as quickly and as nee- 'womfortable as pessible, a mber of times choose the. #ide in rather than any » There is also in the ok; of" Essex Motors the gual- any.of the higher-priced cars, and the smooth Super-six perform- ance and greatest driving ease of any car they know. The smashing conviction of the greatest value that Essex gives on sight, is confirmed by a wealth of costly 'dr detail thay was never be- for dreamed of in this price class, The publi¢ in general cannot mis- take this impression of complete- ness and fine quality of design of every detail, and it cannot forget that item after item brings it direct to the tostly cars to find compari- son, "* Then:#lso, there is not to he for- gotten the super value of the other product of these Motors, the Hud- | For many years this type has | son, been poanstantly improved until it is low more than the equal of the higher 'priced cars---=and at the same time provides every comfort for facility for the comfort of its patrons. Hudson's long and improved leadership values riding qualities, perform- nce supremacy and operation of smoofhifess therefore is this year rounded out with the most modern and varied public applause in all Hugsap's long score sof triumphs. fis 8: everywhere constantly of chassis fro e tradg; press; and the ma@' the stregh come the most pignificant and power endorsements Which Hudson has ever won, There are seven body styles on the Hudson, three on the 118-inch chassis anf four an the 127-inch. An add feature ofthis specialty 1s the fdef that aluminum is used throughout the construction of the fedies, While 'it is more expensive 4han steel, the equivalent of an ex- tra passenger which extra welght is more to be deplored than desired.| Several' factors cofitribute to the law balanced riding qualities of the Hudson and Essex cars. None of thes' affect the road clearance or the head room available. sdiameter wheels have been fitted fto the cars so that the chassis is not raised a particle from the road. 'Special body sills save from an inch and a half to two inches in height. Essex cars now operate with the same type of brake system as Is found in the higher priced: cars 'such as the Lincoln, Hudsem,»Pack- @rd and Locomobile. ; It is called the Bendi x System as it is a pressure of a three piece 'shoe against the whole four wheels brake drums. The ample breaking ------ A ---------- 'THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1928 = Side Wow of te Rv diice " Andrew Moffatt Heads Com- pany Handling Olds, La Salle, Cadillac Motor City Service has beep cho- awa"s newest automobile dealer or- ganization. Situated en the prem- ises on Athol Street west, former- ly occupied by the garage of C, L. Johnston, this new firm has al- ready gained for itself an enviable record of service in the city. Mr. Andrew Moffatt, who has had wide experience in automobile circles, is manager of the new firm, with, a fine staff of mechanics un- der him to handle automobile re- pair work. The Motor City Ser- vice algo specializes in the sale of Oldsmobile cars, handling as well LaSalle and Cadillac models. Since their occupation by this firm, the premises have been renovated. and altered, giving somewhat more of- fice space and an Increased accom- modation for housing supplies of parts. The Motor City Service, is carrying a considerably augmented supply of GG. M. C. parts and oth- ¢r accessories, and are stressing somewhat this branch of their bus- piness. THIS BAG'S RETIRED New York, March 2.--A little black bag, frayed at tha edges, was used 'today to carry control of the Bank of America, in tha form of $17,000,000 in capital stock, three hlocks through Wall Street Smaller | { te the hank. | Leo V. Belden, Vice-PrPesident lot the Bancitaly Corporation, car- | ried the little hag from the office of Ralph Jones, who last week sold | his controlling interest in the bank to A. PI. Giannini, ' Mr. Jonas is the owner hag, but he stands very littie chance of getting it back, for it will be placed among other his- toric relics in the Bank of Amer- ica's museum. of the surfaces are extremely long weap- he beautiful bodies of these | There are =o many types of real heauty for which cars are now chosen that each type goes under considerable observation before it is adjudged the proper: one, | -- RY Genuine - WILLARD BATT ERIES As LOW as $10.25 The Battery shown in this advertisement is a _genuine Willard. It is the right size for all of the lighter cars and it will do a first class job to many of the medium weight cars. Our good Battery Service is back of it to further ensure your satis- faction in every respect. Ontario Battery 11 Church Street Service Phone 925 sen as the name to designate Osh- | two cars is not tg. ke egualled. ¥ "UTOMOBILE MAKER J, NORMAN THIOKSON President of Thickson Motor Sales, Home of the Durant, and star. motor cars POINTERS ON DRIVING Some drivers have the habit of shifting constantly from throttle to brake pedal and back, This is espe- clally true in traffic, That practice leaves no room for ease amd gomfort at the wheel, for the deiver mentally is always on the alert and physichlly is adding a strain onzhimsclf, The reason for his doing this, most likely, lies in the fact that too much gas 18 flowing through the carburetor while the engine is supposed to be idle with the foot throttle in closed position. The result is that the car keeps moving forward faster than the traffic allows, and so the brake has to be applied constantly to check it. in adjusting the carburetor, where it regulates theo position of the throttle when it is supposed to be closed. Turning the screw back a little will pernut less gas to be 1 through the carburetor and so the engine idling more slowly. As a result, the driver will be re- lieved of the strain of workime both brake and throttle in traffic to such an extent. He will find driving more restiul, And he will get mle age. lies the The remedy stop screw at more GREATER DISTANCE NEEDED Passing another car gomg in the same direction is not the same simple task in winter that it at other geasons. The cautious remember that, under most circum- stances, it is necessary to have .a clear road for a greater distance ahcad. This is duc to the fact that there always is a chance to send the car into a skid by a sudden applica- tion of power or the brakes, or by a quick twist of the steering wheel, Any one of the three may be neces- sary if the clear stretch ahead is in- adequate. 15 1 plied by the suction of the engine motorist will SATERS 0° LADIE iber of Feminine Drivers ~ Shows Marked Increase -- By Automotive Engineer Anyone wha believes that the ladies have not much to say in 'he selection of cars, can learn something interesting by dropping n at any busy automobile sales- '00m and chatting with some of 'he salesmen who have been in he husiness for a few years. A reat many of the cars that are elng bought this year are going ywards supplying the so-called socond car" market. This simply | means that the lady of the house | demands a car of her own so she can get about at will This "second car' market is par- ticularly strong in the suburbs. In fact a word of advice may be given to ladies: Statistics show that it you want a car of your own you should either take a position or live in the suburbs, as most lady owners are either earning their living or are living in the suburbs and presumably keeping house. However, the effect of the greatly increased number of fem- inine drivers is noteworthy, if we can credit the statements that the women who are picking out cars are making some real demands on the makers for ease of control and other attributes. The first requirement generally made by the lady in picking out her car is light hrake and clutch pedal aetion and this wish the makers are certainly granting. The pedal action on the new cars is lighter by far than was imagined possible a few years ago. One of the makers of high priced cars 1s even putting on a vacuum brake | booster which allows the brakes to be controlled Ly a very light touch, the real pressure being sup- lagainst a diaphragm which muliti- Cops Arrest Cars That Break Laws Portland, Ore, Mar. 2.-- Arresting the car and mak- ing it a prisoner is . the answer of Portland's police force to the traffic prob- lem. After a car has been parked the limit, a police tow car comes and takes it away. When the system was first started the police were buried with stolen car com- plaints. Am investigation in most insgances revealed that the supposed thieves oe policemen doing their uty, © § RRR, NG A BATTERY A. M, writes: I have laid up my car for the winter and have stored the battery fn the cellar. Win it injure it to leave it there until warm weather? Answer: No, it is a good place for it. However, a battery tends to discharge, even thought it is not in use and it is detrimental for it to remain in a discharged con- dition for any great length of time. You should test the cells with a hydrometer occasionally and if you find that they have become dis- charged, you should have the bat- tery put on charge. Also, be sure that the plates are covered with liquid at all times. Very likely you will find that the battery needs no attention, but it is well to in- spect it once in a while, Even in a cold cellar, there is no danger of freezing, so long as the cells are not nearly run down. Motorists running. through Califor- nia with lights in violation of the California vehicle act must appear within 24 hours with lights properly adjusted nroved this situation. Along with this improvement in the seating situation there is another tend- eney that is proving welcome ro hoth lady and gentlemen drivers, this is the adjustable driver's seat in the coach. Some makers arranging the front so it can set forward or back, with the sult that any lex length can readily accommodated. The back seat occupant has not heen forgoulen either. The rear seat cushions in the cars coming through now have heen deepened on some of the coaches. Of course, as far the sedans are concerned, tha reat seat has al- ways Tad the hulk of the atten- tion, as these cars are, direct de- scendants of chanffeur-drive, tynes and many of the hodv-bullders never gave much thoueht to the Ariver, but put full attention on the rear seat to make it as com- fortable as possible. With the ad- vent of the coach, a real owner- Ariven type of car, more attention was given the front seat. ure he re he as Salety-Comlort Ease of Control v HEVROLET'S long-established ong, semi-elliptic, shock-absorber reputation for safety is now further eprings, parallel to the frame and 90 strengthened by the positive, non-lock- inches long on each side, assure real ing, four-wheel brakes and independent Fling samfort, TO iy comfort has emergency brakes of the "Bigger and finish, upholstery and appointments. Better" Chevrolet, Details that con- ¢ A newly-designed worm-and-| a tribute to safety have not been over- ing hi My with large wa a Seer looked , . . the gasoline supply tank ing wheel, affords exceptional ease of is in the rear , . , all high-tension - control, ignition wires are heavily insulated and Truly here is a new revelation of Qual. water-proofed, ity at Low Cost. The GM.A.C. . i . General Motors' own deferred payment plan affords the most convenient and economical way of buying your Chevrolet on time. 107" wheelbase, 4 inches longer, HEW and LOWER PRICES Bigger, roomier Fisher Bodies, Roadster 5525.00 Imperial Sedan ». A r / i - - New shock absorber springs, Cone" 74000 Connolet has 34.6 per cent, greater power, 470. | 5 Couch - 24000 Roaduer Delivery . A aa - o ' " Invar-strut" constant clearance 565000 O00 pistons, CHIVRO; cance WHEEL BRAKES All prices at Factory, Oshawa--~ Government Taxes exira, OLET ONTARIO MOTOR SALES, Limited Oshawa and Whitby Ontario PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED pRlies the pull many times This device has been used cessfully in making an easy trol for very y trucks. i Some of the demands the ladies' {are making are seconded very strongly bythe masculine ele- |ment. One of these Is clear vision | Cars that have narrow pillars | which do not interfere with those in either the front or rear seats, | are in demand. The pillars on many | of the new crop of closed cars are | almost unbelievably narrow | On. the coach type of body the earlier models were badly arranz- ed from the standpoint of getting out from the rear seat The ex-| tra front seat did not fold out of | the way readily and the right | door was too narrow, so that the matter of getting out of the car was guite a task. The wider doors ' and the improved. arrangement of , the front seat have greatly im- over. | sue- con- THE "BUICK" COACH Stealing your car ~--Burning your car --or destroying it in many other ways and possibly leaving you in very unsatis- factory cirucmstan- ces financially. Insure Your Car Against / Damage 1 heft! Protection Today? Perhaps tomorrow may be the day you sustain a loss of hundreds of dollars. But if you call on us to cover you with insurance, there is no need to worry.