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The Battery of Utmost Dependability,
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Power and Service
No automobile owner can resist the revelation of the “Spike” Test. He knows that an amperage
which will burn steel is ample for his needs.
The only tools needed to make the test are two pliers and two 20-penny spikes. Demonstrate
this strength in your own garage. Hold one spike, with the pliers, to each terminal. Touch the free
ends of the spikes. Mac-Lar's strength will do the rest.
This Raw Strength Guaranteed for
Eighteen Months
A written pledge to this effect protects each owner.
Mac-Lar keeps this punch because of three special advantages,
combined only in this battery. (1) Extremely hard plates which
insure long life, (2) 25 per cent extra capacity for the same plate
area, and a higher momentary discharge rate than any soft plate
battery, (3) unusual recharging efficiency.
Mac-Lar Replacement is Universal
It fits 99 per cent of the automobiles in use today.
It repiaces more than 51 combinatipns of other batteries.
DEALERS—Get Our Agency Proposition Today
— Pays Its Way Many Times Over —
Makes any motor a perfect motor—automatic in
operation—electrically controlled—eliminates car
bon—insures “tight” compression—perfect combus
tion—increases power—never wears out—pays for
itself in its saving of gas—saves from 85¢c to SI.OO
on each filling—put it on, or attach it to another car
in fifteen minutes.
The West GasaVer is easily and quaickly installed, only a
few simple instructions being necessary.
Write To Us for Special Folder on the ““GasaVer.” The
Sooner You Write, the Sooner You Will Start Cut
ting Down Your Motor Operating Expense.
Universal terminals are supplied.
Four standard models, supplied in a 6-Volt and a 12-Volt shape,
make this possible.
Anyone can install Mac-Lar. No tool other than a blow-torch
is required.
The 6-Volt battery retails for $25; the 12-Volt battery for $36.
The Mac-Lar Agency appeals to dealers who do not want to
invest in lafge service equipment, organization, ete. A letter or
a wire will bring yon a copy of the Age: ey Plan, a deflnite prop
osition setting forth the money-making possibilities of the bat
tery in your territory.
Owners of airplanes, as well as
manufacturers and those individuals
and concerns who are building exper
imental machines, will be interested
in the announcement of the opening
of warehouses in New York and Chi
chago for distribution of the very
highest grade of aircraft parts and
equipment.
This new concern, the Afrcraft Ma«-
terials and Equipment Corporation,
has completed arrangements whereby
they become distributors in the United
States of spare parts for Canadian
training planes, the machines used by
the royal air force in Canada for
training purposes and of which sev
eral hundred have been sold for com
mercial purposes throughout the
country.
A large warehouse has been leased
in New York at 1409 Sedgewick ave=
nue, where a complete stock of parts
for engines, as well as alrplanes, will
be kept on hand at all times, and a
plan has been worked out whereby
parts will be shipped the same day
the order is received. This is done
for th.g.ucn that these planes are
used ctly for commercial purposes
and owners must secure parts in the
minimum of time as not to interfere
with thelr operating every day. Teo
facilitate ordering, a comprehensive
parts catalogue has been published,
in which is listed every part of the
Canadian training plane and O. X. 8§
engine, both as an individual unit and
also in the assembly in which %
belongs.
A branch warechouse has been
‘opened in Chicago, with the executive
office in the Westminster Bullding,
and as sSoon as adequats AITANES
ments can be made an additional
‘mhmo will be opened In Ban
Francisco, so that owners of airplanes,
‘Whether they live in New York or &
‘m.n town in Arizona, will be ase
' sured of efficient supply service.
M. W. Hanks, president of Alrcraft
Materials and Equipment Corpora=
tion, has had wide and varied experi
ence in all matters pertaining to aire
craft work. He was in Washington
during the war, where he was in
charge of alrcraft specifications, Ba
reau of Construction and Repalir, navy
department. Before the war he was
standards manager of the Society of
Automotive Engineers, and prior to
that time w.s Western manager of
the automobile equipment department
for the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company.
The parts book mentioned above
will be mailed without cost to those
interested. '
Car Buying Public
Demands Highly
Finished Product
“This 18 the age of detall in auto
moblle manufacture,” declares Frank
N. Nutt, chief engineer of the Haynes
Automobile Company, Kokomo, Ind.
“A few years ago automobile engi
neers and designers were bending all
their efforts toward the perfection of
the engine and the car’s mechanism,
The details of finish and the various
refinements of the car were second
ary. The car buying public looked
under the hood of the automobile and
if the engine was up to their expecta
tions the rest of the car was taken for
granted. 4
“Today the engine and tho me
chanical features of the car—espes
clally of those produced by large and
recognized companies—are looked
upon by the public as having attained
a presupposed standard of perfection,
and the attention of the purchaser is
turned toward the details of construce
tion, finish, fittings and appearance,
“Beauty of line, the comfort of the
peats, the design and elegance of the
fittings, riding qualities of the car
width of the doors, ease of operation
and many other detalls are the priw
mary factors today governing the pure
chaser’s cholce of car.
“The Haynes Automobile Company
has taken cognizance of this trend of
thought in the minds of automobile
buyers, and for that reason Haynes
designers and artisans have concen=
trated thelr efforts on detalls in the
produotion of the new 1920 Haynes
character cars. This Is a logical con«
centration because the high qualities
of the famous Haynes Light Six and
Light Twelve motors are established.
“As a result of these efforts to pere
sect the details, the Haynes company
has been able to produce the new 1920
Haynes, possessing in perfect balance
the four vital factors of car character
-heauty, strength, power and com
fort. Every detall that would appeal
to fastidious and discriminating moe
tor car buyers has been Incorporated
in these superproductions of engi
neering and artistic skill, Nothing
has been overlooked from the ex
quisite Mount Vernon pattern of the
silver fittings down to the lasting
lustrous ftinish of the full aluminum
body. In every true sense of the
word the new 1920 Haynes, produced
in nine different models, is a charac
ter car, perfected in every minute
detall in accordance with the de«
mands of those who desire the comse
forts and niceties of motor car
travel."”
Auto Chamber of
.
Commerce Appoints
Truck Show Com.
Charles Clifton, president of the
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce has appointed the follows
ing truck show commndttee to handle
the matter of commercial vehicle ex«
hibits: M. L. Pulcher, chalrman, Fede«
eral Motor Truck Company; David 8,
Ludlum, Autocar Company: A. J,
Whipple, Diamond T Motor Car Come