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September 21, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE Chandler Dealer Gives Tip on Way to·Break in Motor "It has always been the practice of a dealer selling a new car to advise the buyer to take it easy for the first 500 or 1,000 miles. Various manufacturers even go so far as to print a warning; to go with every car, to run slowly for this mileage to insure the owner that his or her car will be properly broken-in,'.' comments James Levy, north shore Chandler distributor. "It must _be understood that the first 50 miles put on a new automobile oftentimes determines whether that car will render the maximum 'in satis .. factory serviCe. When a new car is run over 30 miles an hour during the breaking-in-period, there is a possibility of lowering its efficiency as well as its performance later on. It, therefore, behooves every new car owner to 'baby' the car for the first 500 miles and besides this, another suggestion should be adhered ·to very closely. "As is the case with all Chandler motors, and tpany of th~ better cars in the industry, the motors, of course, receive a block test or running-in operation at the factory to eliminate stiffness, but even with this every motor has a tend ~.· ncy to be somewhat stiff when new. It, therefore, follows when a motor is stiff it needs ample lubrication, and here is one way to insure oneself of breaking in such a motor in the right way. When driving a new car away from the factory, or on a trip, the practice of lifting the foot momentarily from the accelerator should be foilO\\·ed. This, wilJ not in any way lessen the speed of the car, but it will provide a very good effect upon engine lubrication. "Allowing the car thus to drive the engine creates a vacuum in the cylinders, which tends to draw oil into the area above the crankshaft, thereby greatly helping to break in the motor in a satisfactory manner." Road Tips ·---------------1 Ericson Drive between 23rd street I and Oakwood boulevard is now open to traffic during the day only. Because the lights have not been installed as yet, night traffic is _not permitted. Demps~er street ts closed between McCormtck b~ulevard and Carpenter road . . Traffic ts detou.red sou~h on MeCormtck boulevard to Mam street; west to Carpenter road, and north to Dempster street. The Ballard- Rand road bridge is still out on the Ballard and Rand roads, but there is a marked detour over paved streets in Des Plaines. River road is closed from Des Plaines to Maywood. At present traffie is directed east on Lake street in Maywood, to Thatcher avenue; north on Thatcher avenue to Cumberland avenue to Higgins road; wes·t on Hig- to 96th avenue. gins road to River road. Green Bay road-This 'road has a 'fhe Dundee road feeder is now detour from Highland Park to Fort closed from Dundee road to Barring- Sheridan. Illinois-42-Detour in Lake Forest; ton Traffic is directed north on Brinker road to Otis road and then north to follow marked detour over city streets. The following roads are now open to the Lake-Cook road over a village street. traffic: Wolf road from · the St. Charles . Illinoi~-19 _ Detour in Desplaines; road to Lake street; Dundee road from follow marked detour route over city the Northwest highway to the Dundee streets. road feeder; Grand avenue . from .25th 96th avenue is closed to traffic from avenue to Wolf road; Irving Park 143rd street to 183rd street. Traffic is boulevard from Cumberland avenue to directed east on 143rd street to 94th the River road; 154th street from State avenue south on 94th avenue to 183rd street to Greenwood avenue. - - - '- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : + : : : a~enue; then. nor.t h on Cumberland street, and then west on 183rd street- 'llfo+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++· + + F·trSt ChUrC . h. 0 £ ChflS · t , SClen · t·18t WILMETTE, ILLINOIS ANNOUNCES A : · · : · + · : + .: + : + + : + + + + Free Lecture on Christian Science BY · · : · JOHN RANDALL DUNN, C. ·s. B. : · : + · · : · · OF BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Motbtr Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts SATURDA'Y EVENING, SEPTEMBER + · + · : + + + : · · : · : ·: Soothes and Refreshes 22, 1928 AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE CHURCH EDIFICE Motorists' Eyes Eyes strained by hours at the wheel and irritated by exposure to sun, wind and dust are instant .. ly relieved ~y Murine: It soo~hes away the ttred, burntng feehng; clears up the bloodshot condition. Carry it with you on motor trips to refresh and protect your eyes. Also keep a bottle of Murine in your locker at the country club for use after golf, tennis, swimming and other sports. A month's supply of this beneficial lotion costs but 6oc. Try itt Writ1 Marini Co., Chicago, for FREB boolu on Bvt BetJUtfl mtl Eve C·· CENTRAL A VENUE AND TENTH STREET THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND · : + · · · + + + : + : · ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++~ / · Bill to Be Introduced to Stop the Use of Stars ... I Declaring that th e use of stars on to avoid traffic law penalties is uncalled for , State Senator Arthur A. Huebsch of this district promised thi s \\'eek to introduce at the next session of the general as·.sembly a bill prohibiting the issuing of such stars. "It has been brought out that thousands of cars. especially in Cook county, are $porting such courtesy stars," says Senator Huebsch. ·'I fail to see why anyone needs or should be granted suc)l a privilege. Police cars, fire trucks and ambulances do not need stars to have right of way. Certainly, members of the general assembly . don't need such stars and neither do officials or friends of other governmental agencie ~. ~tomobil~ MOTORS SERVICE. 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