HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. ~ MOTORING SUPPLEMENT.
SATURDAY,
FEBR
1925.
ANOTHER TYPE OF "FAST" DRIVER.
BALLCON TYRES STANDARD EQUIPMENT
JEWETT SPECIAL A Thrifty Six Built by Paiga
What Positive Lubrication Means IT required vast experience and foresight to build a motor car with the
positive lubrication of the Jewett. Here metal never rubs metal with- out a film of oil between the moving parts of the engine, forced through at a pressure of 20 to 40 pounds. The perfect lubrication system of the Jewett circulates two gallons of oil per minute through the entire internal mechanism Including all main and connecting bearings, which minimizes friction, giving smooth operation and longer life to the
motor car.
The Jewett lubricating system is an art that can be best appreciated by Jewett drivers.
JEWETT SPECIFICATIONS:
Engingeylailer, 1 x 51 lubricated by high presetes ouing to main and connecting rod Azaringan ovd unlt electrical starting and lighting, thermacetatically controlled; autconmile spark advances t'alge- Flinkess unless extra heavy och "7" brain steel frame; improved type four see Teranam sont dry plate clutch; special alloy stoef springs, 36′′ in front, 54′ In reazi zib meci universal jointag furco-fee-l channels Inkelentsen..
Special melela furnished at slight extra con with additional equipment
Gorelal Refinegg liten finish with upholstery 10 match | epaza cord tyre, tube and protector Bumpers front and rears ticketed rullator and radiometer; trunk and trunk ruck (except on water burnosti: windscreen wister and rear view mirrors rear stop elenati sua sto parking lights oa cuwis Dbc sed or wire wheels optional un all mudcis at slight extra cost,
THE DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO, LTD.
Telephone Central 1248 or 1247
83, Wong Nel Chung Road,
Happy Valley.
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A HIGH STANDARD MADE HIGHER STILL
Nine years of concentrated effort by Dodge Brothers on a single type of engine and chassis has produced this new Touring Car which combines a smart, low and roomy body with a powerful flexible engine,
In the appearance of the new Touring Car, Its top gear performance, engy riding qualities, denendability and completeness of equipment, you will find that Dodge Brothers have succeeded in raising still higher their traditional high standard of value.
The Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd.
Registered Head Offco [and]Show" Room];
38, Wong Nel Chung Road (Happy Valley).
Telephone Central]1 246"or"1247.
0000
ETHEL THAYS
Many an auto driver is faster than his car.
UNIFORM TRAFFIC LAWS.
U.S. MOTOR TRADE.
MANUFACTURERS
Gro
TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS
SHOWING SAGACITY, Safely, there automotive days,' has become such a mixture of New York, Doc.22.--While tho of over problems that nearly every ser possibility of a wave of organization is interested in production similar to that of last At the national conference on spring is samething that must stroot and highway snfoty which bo takon into account in attemp just adj umed at Washington,ting to look into the business. some of the organizations repre future, the chances of one sent d included not only highway appreciably diminished by tho and motor vehicle commissioners, attitude of the automobile manu- but police officials, safety coun facturers. cils, chambers of commerco, A
tho ago your
motorcar labour unions, women's clubs.me kora had started off on, a most automobile associations, railroad ambitions programmo. They had and street railway companies.decided to build a large stock of auto manufacturers and other fears during the winter against national groups.
the usual spring demand. Most Their combined doliberations of them had gone through the brought nut these threo major experionco of losing sales during recommendatione:
the busy season because of not
1. Proper facilities to reduce thelug able to make deliveries the necidont bazard under loss They were dotormiined to have regulation.
UNIFORM LAWS.
fenough care on hand during the
than
financo were
2. A thoroughly effective sys- spring of 1924. In addition, they tom of traffic regulation.
felt protty optimis ic about the 1924 would 3. A comprobensivo programme kind of businoss of co-operation by all interests bring, concerned for tho dovalopment of As early as Novembor, 1923, such facilition and regulations, the manufacturoa started off on benides a widespread system of their larger programme. Produc-; safety education.
higher tion was kept much through the whole winter To make those practicable, ever had been the caso bofore. mombers of the conference agros Cars were forced on the dealers that uniformity in regulation until their resources in the way
and throughout the country in ossan of storago tial. Uniform traffic laws have severely strained. hoon sought for years, with me
PROFIT FROM EXPERIENCE. diocro success. Now those con-
When spring came the domand foroos hope the"statos will give for automobiles was good, but ear to this noocasity more sarious was not so wonderful as the man- ly than they had done before.
ufacturers had hoped it would be. Uniform Impartial enforco With general business filling off mont of reasonable requirements and with unemployment growing, by adequate and properly or-lit soon bossme apparent that the ganized pallce is a primary neco-stacks of cars ware burdon-aomo a ty in reducing street and high- in the extreme. Not until fairly way accidents," reads the report late in the fall were the effects of of the conference to Secretary these stocks entirely sliminated- Hoover.
However, expensive as the ox- "Furthermors." the reportgo's orionce was, the industry has on, "the most abundant provision made some profit from it. Tho of adequate street and highway.manufacturers learned a lesson. the most careful working out of This was that sales to customers! traffic regulations and the test and not shipments todoalers offer, vigorous enforcement of traffic the real criterion of a proper pro- laws to be 100 per cent, effective duction programme. Tho man- in reduction of scoldents, must be afacturers now realize that it is. supplemented by a sense of par- foolish to load up the dealer with gonal responsibility instilled in an oversupply of care. They every motorist and every pedes now are determined to streng train."
hen the dealer's position; they GROWING LIST
roalizo that their prosperity is Last year's toll of street and [hound up with his. And they are highway neridenta fo‘alled 22.600 at one with him over the fully of dea'he, 674 000 serious personal glutting the market. injuries and an economic loss of Consistent with the new policy $100 000,000 It was an increas we find the the industry produc- of 8) por cont. In the las. sover fed only 195,000 passenger cars in
NovemKor. J'enra,
This comparas with And 85 por cont. of those 295,000 in November a year ago. Boridents were incident to auto-Pho November output is tho mobile traffic.
millest for any month since This is how sarinus the problem september, 1922. With the slow of street and highway pafety inson for sales at hand. the today. To and a solution, the markers have cut their product. cenf ronco her suggested annus on to fit the public's actual meetings, with serious a'udy and [requirements: gathering of important material between timon,
INDIAN BLAZES THE WAY!
The announc`ng of the 1925 Indian Chief Model G1 marks the beginning of a new motorcyclo era. Incorporated in thờ lino is a brand new member. Prios reduction and improve- ments in prosent models such as adjustable front fork spring to suit rider, light or heavy.
Iargor tyros which afford better riding and many other features of great advantago.
1925 stock of Chief and Scout carried get our latest prices and torms before deciding on another machico.
ALEX. ROSS & CO., (CHINA) LTD
BANK OF CHINA BUILDING, FONGKONG,
Telephono C.27 or 2487.
Telephone C.27 or 2487.
THE LONGEST MILEAGE TYRE IN THE WORL
DUNLOP
Supplici at MANUFACTURER'S,
prices
CORDS.
Dunlop grows its own raw rub- ber on its own estates in Malaya; weaves its own cotton fabric in magnificent Mills in Lancashire; and makes its own moulds.
This control of material and quality has a great deal to do with Dunlop supremacy.
DUNLOP RUBBER (o, (China) LTD.
81. George's Building. Hongkong.
B. S. A.
MOTOR CYCLES
Famous For Reliability and Economy
Full Particulars from the Sole Agents.
Phone C. 4455.
THE SINCERE CO.
They were making the industrial industry under way at a time situation seem muda stronger when the automobile makers are REALLY WHOLLY BUL.LISIL
anting in a very conservative Horo, certainly, is an instance than it really was.
If overproduction is Without a doubt thoir opora- manner. of a development that on the sur- face appears bearish, but that tions contributed in considerable coming again the automobile iné RATTLES AND RATTLES. A most annoying rattio In really is wholly bullish. A year measure to the verproduction dustry certainly is doing nothing sometimes caused by a spare ago the automobile manufact- that came in the first quarter of to contribute to it. On the other whos), carried on & bracketurers waro inflating the domand] 1924 and to the liquidation that hand, the conservatiem being dia- played by this branch of manu- to the body of a car. This for all the materials they con-eusued in the second quarter.
Now, on the other hand, wo soo facturing makes overproduction equiment should be kept tighton-sumo; they were laying the od at all timon.
foundation for a lator reaction, a rather strong revival in general materially legs likely.
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