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3R I WILMETTE LIFE September 6. 1929 ·························-, Chicago Motor Club Opens Artistic Thirty Branch omces DECORATlNG Your homr ltns Its own ntmosphf'r('. " 'i th fht· uitl of nur lntl'rinr tlt·t·orutnr~ )·ou ··an f'Xllff'~~ thi~ · indh itlualitf ill tilt· tlt···oratlon~. thirty district branch offices in business districts throughout Cook county. The di strict manager . according to Charles \"'ith a ' view to more closely co- M. Hayes, of \i\ innetka, president <·f operating with the various communi- the club, \\:ill take an active interest tics in securing better traffic conditions, in such subjects ~s street paving. strcl't the Chicago Motor Cluh is establishing lighting, traffic control. parking rcgu- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1lations. traffic signs and other matters I !u their tcrriton· which arc o f Yital 5~2% MONEY Intere st to car owners. Have funds to loan on choice t·m.M: r. IlaYcs point ed out that the la.-gc proved North Shore Suburban resmmthcr oi branches is without pre~c idence property at 5112% interest. dent, no motor club C\'Cr haYtng See us on renewals. established such a large number nf l E. G. Pauling & Co. them in a territory the size of Co0k 10 s. LaSalle St. Telepllooe count\·. The club formerly maintained Suite 728 Franklin 7740 I four branches in the county. 1 Chautauqua Jl1 embers Now Transported in Chevrolet Cars Fnr the ftrst time in its sixteen years nistcncc R c.clpath Chaut~u~~t~~ is this Yellr L 'll1J>loytn g passcng~r c.u s t ~ tran~jHWt the mcmbns ~)~ .Its l k Luxe circuit. Buses and tra111 s han· been used in the past. hut the cnt.nf"rt that the passcngn car ;done a~tl)rd~ accounted for its ultimate se lccttlln . The cars arv ChL'\TPkt six-r~·)in r :n .;;c dan s and the task tu \\'lliclt they ;1rt placed in transjHlrting ': hag and h ;ll! gage" til~' 40 lnenJ],ers ,';t th.e. cnmpany: is a fL)rmidahlc one. I hl' ltlltL·r~try. ell the grO\IP trail ~ Jaggcd.ly ir~,m l · l~>nd a to northern \\ tSl't)llSttl. l h · ptttl! --tarted :\pril I fllld Cllttclucle~. th r-.·l' month s ;1.t ,,·ltich titlll' approxunatcly 7~ ()(){) 1 ;1i k s \\' i 11 h a ,.e h l' en t r ;w L' r ~ ~· <i . l·nk~s o.ne kh traH·lccl ,,·ith a Chautauqua trnupL· it is ;tl n111 ~t imp · ~ · sible to reali ze the rignurs cntaikd hy tr~l\·cl of thi~ sort. In t lte lirst plct!'t.', the troupers arc in the strictest scn..;c not rcalh· troupers at all. They ;l.tT persons ~d1c1 becatbe tlf an outstanrting reputati on arc draitL·d to t:an.r~c the ~ malln ri tics. man~· c x pen c 11 nn ~ the life t1i the rnad fc1r tl1c f1rst titnl' . Amowr the rrkhritics \rho arc tr:t\·eling b·~. Chcnnkt thi~ year onr 11H: De Luxe· circuit arc .:\1 rs. :\ dliL' Talnc Ro ss, forllltr gnHrllM of \\.yomii!g·. and Captain Dennis Hook, former British Arm\· are and holcln o£ the ,,·oriel's reco.r<l fnr the longest sol(\ flight, a trip from l.ond(ln to lncli <L a distance of 7,000 mile s. - .. SAFETY WEEK EVANSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT ARE TESTING BRAKES OUR BRAKE CERTIFICATE PRESENTED TO THE OFFICER WILL AVOID DELAY Chicago Automobile Toil Reduced in Seven Months Traffic fatalities in . Chicago during the ftrst seven months of this year were reduced 20.4 per ct·nt as compared with the same period last year. The deaths in that period this year totaled 387; the number killed in that period last year was 469. Those statistic. were secured bv the Chicago Motor Club from the Chicago police department. Charles M. Hayes of \Vinne.tka. president of the club, declared that he believed the drastic reductiori to be the result of intensive safet:v. education which has been iL process for some time. "Such agencies as safety education in the schools; stories and editorials in the press; the school boys' safety patrol and the fact that the entire citizenry is realizing that one of the crying needs of the day is courtesy on the streets and highways and respect for motor vehicle laws are reflected in the number of casualties this year," ~fr. Haves said. "Stancling by themselves, the ftgures for this year arc still shockingly high. It is only when we compare them with those of last year, and consider the va&tly increased number of motor vehicles on the streets and -the increase in population that they seem low. The reduction is sufficient, how~ver, to i1:dicate that the entire public IS becommg conscious that careful driving and walking are imperative at all times." WE ARE THE RECOGNIZED BRAKE EXPE·RTS BRAKES TESTED FREE on Hydro-Elec.tric Brake Machine ADJUS ~"' ING AND RELINING BY FACTORY TRAINED EXPERTS Oflicial Service for BENDIX MECHANICAL BRAKES LOCKHEED HYDRAULIC BRAKES Plate & Starkel 2212 8 1942 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE EVANSTON Phones Greenleaf 2122-University 6272 INC. NEW STUDEBAKER TRUCKS Studebaker announces a new line of custom designed dcliverv cars and trucks. Three typ.cs wili be offered, three-quarter-ton and one-ton delivery car chassis and a 4,000-pound truck chassis. The new line will embrace thirte~n standard body combinations. NEW FOREIGN FORD PLANT Dispatches from Belgrade state that t he Ford Motor Company has decided to bqjJd an assembly plant at :\ntivari, on the Montenegrin coast from which th.e Balkan markets will' be supplied with Ford cars and trucks. Parts will be sent from this country.