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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 112

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SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 15, 1924. PART VI. Here's a Chance to Get Your Eyes Pull of Scenery CALAMITY HOWLER WELL FLATTENED gamp ami Radio Car Is a Visitor to the Mountains To Open Up a Branch Store in Hollywood "Whenever there Is a slackening down of buhintss in any industry, we always hear the calamity, howler," says M. Copeland of the Globe Auto Supply, Inc.

"In Riy opinion, this is a necessary nuisance. thfnlr that tfos to I-m The Braun radio scout, car' re cently spent the week-end at Big Bear Lake, where they were able zyosemite- Drive to Camp Curry for the bes vacation you evtr enjoyed. FiPhlnS hiktng, swimming, dancing, splendj food, distinctive entertainment fea, tures, refreshing rest! Comfortabk accommodations both for you and yotl car. Rates low. Make Reservations Nowl This is important) 732 South Spring St.

Phone VAndike 0043 Free road maps and literature. The opening of a Hollywood branch to care for the rapidly growing sales "of Stearns-Knlht four and six-cylinder cars In that section has been announced for the lty hosier la Just as necessary for to offer assistance to a great many campers whose radio outfits were Let'a runoff! Come Downtown hnd see how easy it is to own the tifw Chevrolet that will enable nuuna uusiness as tne "danger sign" on a curve ia for the mm torlst. It la the "stop, look and listen" for the over-zealous business man. It gives food for thought to the sound business man for analyzing the situation. Nobody, will ever believe that a nation could prosper with businesses you to run away for recrea tion.

Everyone can afford growing up iiKe mushrooms Without any foundations to them. It is the Industries that have gone tnrough the test, headed bv business men vho have had experience in managing their business through different kinds of weather that count" Chevrolet. It is economical a3fe transportation in the lowest priced, fully equipped, prov en motor car on the market. near future by Lynn C. Buxton, Southern California distributor, who now has sales rooms at Seventeenth and Figueroa streets.

The new Hollywood branch will be located on the corner 'of Western avenue-and Fountain, In the heart of Hollywood's new "Motor Row" and In this location Mr. Buxton will be able to give better service to the many Stearns-Knlght owners who reside In Hollywood, Beverly and Glendale. SHIFTING ON THE HILLS IS AN ART Authoritative opinions on the hill gear shifting subject ihave been obtained from H. W. Curtis, vice-president and general manager for Cllppinger-Kincald, "Downtown" Chevrolet dealers here.

"A great many hills may be taken at high speed without injury to the car," he says. "If the car slows down, or the engine begins to labor, however, the speed should be reduced by shifting gears. When shifting from one speed to another, it is Important to have the speed of the engine as nearly balanced aa possible with the speed of the car in the reduction tu which the shift is made. Gears should never shifted with the First cost low running cost low- upkeep cost low! And more than that it' comfortable a real automobile you not operating correctly. Mr.

Ed Freedman and E. T. Leary, official scouts and experts in their chosen line arranged an excellent program for the many campers by bringing in the Car-pentler and Gibbons fight returtis, also reaching out and bringing In concert from Hastings, and Calgary, Can. The instrument, a built-in set, was a Fred Elsemann neutrodyne receiver. The slogan.

"Tours for radio all summer long" has been upheld by recent tests in Big Bear Valley by the Braun Corporation radio equipped scout car, using a Fred Eisemann neutrodyne. Oakland, KGO station, was en-Joyed by campers for a distance of S00 yards without any interference from static. A 8-foot aerial was used for the Hastings and Calgary reception. By using the larger aerial plenty of volume was gathered. Increased power In broadcasting stations and more sensitive receivers have made it possible to now enjoy radio twelve months in the year, so that the radio set no longer sets back in the corner during the summer months.

This summer, with the Olympic Games, and Presidential election being broadcast radio should be more popular than ever. A Star special touring from the Walter M. Brown Motors, was chosen as tte radio scout car. faj? J' will be proud to drive any where. Don't be without a Chev rolet any longer.

Come down Real Money For a Proven Corporation Tire Salesman If you can. actually show a successful record as a corporation tire salesman in Los Angeles, we have a real proposition for you with good drawing account and liberal commission. Positively we will not consider any applicant who cannot show a proven, successful record selling tires to corporations In Los -Angeles. Don't waste your time or -ours unless you can qualify in this particular. A real opportunity awaits a hard working, sue- cessful ECONOMY TIRE COMPANY, .....1229 S.

Olive SL Distributors Samson and S-G-S Cords. town now and price the new models. A just and fair allowance on your old car, if you have one. Easy terms on the new car purchase if desired. Thli is one raco the Olympic Committee lurgot to card nn ittt program, but it didn't prevent four of Jewell Pathe' bathing glrla from puttlnK it on Informally at Exposition Park last week.

Marcella Arnold wun a. naiion wan me winner witir fegiry L-ynne (left) and another Miller balloon second vune nnc inira wun a aimer eora ana fnyius Miller fourth with a Miller semiballoon. Other uriniin vi ino race were omiuou oy me A. engine racing; tne engine should i be throttled down, and, immediate- ly after the change has been made the throttle should be opened gradually." 1 HONOLULU KEEN Stunning Girls Thrill Natives DotwTown Chevrolet CtippingcrIQncaid be 7l of Central AwTRin USED CAR LOCATIONS Seventh at Ceres Whittier Blvd. at Indiana I Central and Industrial FOR ELECTRICS Chicagoan Is Moon Dealer in Hollywood With Tire Race PA Ew THIRD REPEAT ORDER RE CEIVED BY.

CAXAVAV MOTORS CORPORATIOX Kpsidents in the vicinity Of Ex position Park were given a thrill Friday afternoon when a gambol ing group of girls clad only in smig- The Moon agency for Hollywood territory has been granted to Charles X. Olin, formerly a prominent automobile dealer In Chicago. He fias established a sales and service store at 1260-62 North Western avenue, the Auto Lodge Building. The Hollywood Moon Sales is the The third repeat order for Walker Electric Trucks to the Canavan Motor Pacific Coast distributors, came In by cable from the American-Hawaiian Motors Standard Open Models Now $2095 Company of, Honolulu yesterday and evidences the cheerful optim firm name. ism of the Hawalians in the face of earthquakes and volcanic erup Don P.

Smith, Southern California distributors for Moon, tions now shaking the islands. have co-operated with the new es "Ship direct to Hllo" is the order tablishment and are to some extent responsible for its success sofar. -Hilo, the city lying in the shadow Mr. Smith has great confidence in of Kilauea, now in eruption. As Is the wiles ability of Mr.

Olin and la looking forward to his continued sociated Press dispatches from Hilo tlttlng bathing uiUi wtaged a tire-rolling race on the Flgueroa parkway. To the crowds who thronged the aidewalks and banked the lawn in the Hhady spots under the broad trves in front of the brick wall that guards the sunken gardens it was Just a prank, but to the technical Btaff of the Miller Kubber Company of California it was a scientific lest. In the first sprint, Marcella Arnold, one of Jewell Pathe's "Bathing Beauties." finished well out In front with the biggest Miller balloon of the bunch rolling smoothly ahead of her. Peggy Lynne, another comedy miss In the Paths troupe, won an easy first in the second sprint. She was also rolling a Miller balloon, one of the grooved geared-to-the road type.

on January 9 told of a fresh out success here In the West. burst of anger by ill-tempered EASY SYSTEM FOR volcanos, with three earthquakes within twenty-four hours and "re newal predicted." CHANGING SHOES Beauty Dddee Brothers Special Type Cars GDmfort "Business men in Hawaii have accepted Walker Electric Trucks as Tire changing Is the bugbear of the most efficient and economical transportation unit available," said most motorists but it should not be, according to C. Fred Thompson, McClaren tire distributor. There Is no reason why the driver J. Jerome Canavan.

"Our product is peculiarly adapted to their needs and judging from general business conditions on the islands, -we are expecting a big business before the of an automobile should got himself or herself all covered with oil close of the year, "At the suggestion of Our dls tributors, I am going to the islands with the Los Angeles Chamber of The course laid out for the race Included a sprint up the length of the lawn, then a falrllharp'liirn and another dnh back tp the fln-Ish tape. Tho Miller ttien werelln-terested to see how a Miller balloon would perform running' on 11 own, so to speak, without rim, wheel or other incumbrance, and without any air In it. Commerce excursion on the 21st and make a personal invest! gation of the field. Judging from a recent survey, I have reason to believe that our company will find a good outlet there for Diamond gasoline trucks, electric indus LAST RAD STRETCH trial and tractors, Wolverine seml-'trallers and all of our and. grease and muck when changing a tire.

There is one way in which this can be avoided. Get yourself a pair of IB cent canvas gloves and shove them In the side pocket of your This will avoid dirty hands and mont of the dirt, it ohou'd be remembered, that gets on your clothes comes front dirty hands. One thing you should do is to see that the rims and lugs do not become so lncrusted with rust that thoy are part of the rim. Tires should be switched around often enough to avoid 'this. The changing of tires from rear to front and from front to rear will also greatly prolong their life." A DEFINITION' Tf It were not for faulty brakes a lot of morticians would be spending the summer at their country homes.

What Is a mortician? A high-grade funeral other specialties In transportation equipment, for which we are West Coast distributors. WITHOtT COPS tEXCLUHIVB IMHMTCHl Smart on the Boulevard Sure on the Road WILL BE IMPROVED KXPMJfflVB DWPATtni FLAGSTAFF (Aria.) June 14 The laet bad stretch of the Old Trails Highway Is to be bettered this summer. Bids have been called for by the State for construction of a thirty-mile stretch of highway within Coconino county east of Flagstaff and for surfacing of three miles east of Winslow. PHOENIX, June 14. For a "lay Phoenix managed to get along JllcClaren 7ire without Its police tranto squad.

Led by Capt. N. W. Matlock, the officers went on a sight-seeing tour to Florence, the penitentiary mileage facts he New and the Casa Grande ruins. 52,300 MILES ON CMC STAGE 4 "Door Brougliam- 1 rv rJ VVJI Motor Transit L4 tnriiwl In th irreatent niileare record we have ever heard of.

A 36x ln'h MCiri Autocrat Coril on one of their ii-jiafwonger OMC inagea delivered S2.300 miles on original tread. We doubt if this feat ha ever bn nnproarlied ex.epi other Mc- THINK of an enclosed Paige at $2520 less than ordinary, smaller enclosed cars cost! And such a Paige the same high quality of last year's $3235 enclosed Paige with even finer performance and appearance 1 Smart on the boulevard sure on the road. The lower half of the body is finished in rich maroon, smartly set off by ebony fenders and radiator. Fine grain leather -finished top and trunk. Rich grey mohair tery.

The New Paige has all the riding comfort that comes with 131-inch rear springs more than 5 feet long, snubbers front and rear. The performance of the silent, smooth 70 h.p. Paige motor is a joy. Throttle 'down to 2 miles an hour in high gear-shifting is rare. Call us or come in for a demonstration.

See this New Paige 4-Door Brougham. Match its value or performance if you can. -) lann tirea, Cf red Thompson Tire Company Distributors t239So.OWeStiet82Gi61 mcClaren Dealers BALLOON TIRES Optional at Slight Extra Cort cc Standard raodl re S7J.00 additional. Pee De Ivm model, 5 tin $95.00. Diie whIt neeawaif with balloon tin -for all model $35.00 additional.

Standard Models De Luxe Models 7-PaMenser Phaeton. Sto5 4-FMMDter Fhaeton. 2003 4-Boor 8520 5 or 1-raM. J086 l-ramenffer Phaeton. (2348 4- PMenger Phaeton (343 5- Paanenger 4163 T-Panenger 8163 DELIVERED IN 108 ANGELES U.S.

AIR COMPRESSORS 50,000 Utera COM WW op CAUlPORNlA Retail 220O South Egueroa Street Wholesale To all Purchasers of a Full Set of 5 A AX BALLOON TIRES AND TUBES at Regular List Prices we will give FREE, a complet set 1 and Rims, to fit Tires Purchased. Auto Owners wishing to equip their Cars with BALLOON TIRES should take advantage of this wonderful offer immediately. C. H. RAPP TIRE CO.

Distributors of AJAX TIRES 519 Weit Pico Street VAndike 1705 LOS ANGELES AND HOLLYWOOD ASSOCIATE DEALERS HARVEY W. FREEMAN CO. 4750 Monata Av. 'LUCH A CLIPSON, Ino, 1263 N. Wtitarn Av.

r. B. MILLER 220 W. Pico FRANK J. RILEY S22 North Vermont DOMENICH BASSO 1201 N.

Broadway LUIS CUSTER 4603 Vtrmont Avf. RODEAU BROS, a HOFFMAN S569 Whittier Blvd. SHORT PARSONS 1914 W. Washington St SWEENEY A HYDE 759 South Varmont WRIGHT' SERVICE CO. 6250 Hollywood SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DEALERS rillrM.

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