The Huron Expositor, 1974-05-09, Page 19i
,p Just as Car Needs C
heck Befvr - Going 'on Trip; So Does Camera
Components
Can Cause
Drag
If -you think the gasoline
shortage is a drag, then
there is'something you can
do to make it less of .one.
Make sure critical compo-
nents of your car are in
good condition $o eliminate
con itions, that waste fuel.
For instance,. lack of .
-maintenance in areassuch
as tires, brakes, -shocks,
wheel alignment and trans'-
mission can affect gasoline
mileage as well, A, safety.
In some cases, these faulty
comporients help create a
"drag" on the engine, thus
I requiring more gasoline to
keep the car running.
Underinflated tires create
such a drag. So -can poorly
adjusted brakes, especially
when the driver has a habit
of "riding" the brake pedal.
Gas -wasting engine drag
also can result from im-
properly aligned wheels..
Worn shocks also can
cause road wandering with.
resultant fuel waste.
.►• Slipping transmission
bands or low transmission
fluid levels can hinder prop-
er changing of automatic
transmission gears, thereby
causing fuel wastage.
Neglected, these compo-
nefits can cost you money
in premature tire and brake
wear as well as possibility
of expensive transmission
repairs. With the extra bo -
1 . nus of better fuel economy
and safety, routine main
P tenance of these items is
more important than ever.
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WIDE-TRACKSAFETY 99 LONG COLD -Our newest
Non-Selted'Tire in Nylon `
A high performanpe'tire built expressly to replace belied fircs. Its a low
angle, long cdrd tire that provides close to the long mileage of belted
?v ? tires, but Mth double the safety (See Nevada Test results in-store),
. a Also available in Polyester.
for distant mountain vistas,
.7ust as you, would have
but don't overlook dramatic
distance accurately. An easy
your car inspected before
way to do, this i$ with ,a
erally, mountain scenes are
taking a vacation trip t0
improved by cross -lighting,
close-up distance your cam -
make sure It's running
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Components
Can Cause
Drag
If -you think the gasoline
shortage is a drag, then
there is'something you can
do to make it less of .one.
Make sure critical compo-
nents of your car are in
good condition $o eliminate
con itions, that waste fuel.
For instance,. lack of .
-maintenance in areassuch
as tires, brakes, -shocks,
wheel alignment and trans'-
mission can affect gasoline
mileage as well, A, safety.
In some cases, these faulty
comporients help create a
"drag" on the engine, thus
I requiring more gasoline to
keep the car running.
Underinflated tires create
such a drag. So -can poorly
adjusted brakes, especially
when the driver has a habit
of "riding" the brake pedal.
Gas -wasting engine drag
also can result from im-
properly aligned wheels..
Worn shocks also can
cause road wandering with.
resultant fuel waste.
.►• Slipping transmission
bands or low transmission
fluid levels can hinder prop-
er changing of automatic
transmission gears, thereby
causing fuel wastage.
Neglected, these compo-
nefits can cost you money
in premature tire and brake
wear as well as possibility
of expensive transmission
repairs. With the extra bo -
1 . nus of better fuel economy
and safety, routine main
P tenance of these items is
more important than ever.
eR y All,
>
l ;
r
H.L-O-N-G on value 0 f..
WIDE-TRACKSAFETY 99 LONG COLD -Our newest
Non-Selted'Tire in Nylon `
A high performanpe'tire built expressly to replace belied fircs. Its a low
angle, long cdrd tire that provides close to the long mileage of belted
?v ? tires, but Mth double the safety (See Nevada Test results in-store),
. a Also available in Polyester.
for distant mountain vistas,
it's imlRortant to measure
but don't overlook dramatic
distance accurately. An easy
-storm-cloud effects. Caen-
way to do, this i$ with ,a
erally, mountain scenes are
piece of string, Whatever
improved by cross -lighting,
close-up distance your cam -
plus a foreground object -
era permits, measure this
a child looking at the,scene,
distance with a, string and
overhanging tree branches,
tie a knot at 7t"t point.
a rushing stream, or color-
Tape one end of t q. string.
Pul flowers.These will frame
to the lens mount of your
your picture, set It off, and
camera and you're ready
create the desired depth.
for perfect close-up shots.
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To take a picture of a
SUNSETS
flower for example, simply
Your family silhouetted.
hold the string in front. of
the camera move in
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ago a et ng s n
and
until the knot touches the
c d
inyd a good shot to include
in yciur picture �tory.,�P yfau
flower; then drop the strip
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can look at.tit unset
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and shoot,
without squinting your eyes,
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cpIor; In othbr words, with
FORESTS
automatic cameras, wait
When taking pictures in
until the sun is below the
a forest on a sunny day; you
horizon or behind a cloud,
will find- eltcessiveghting
aiad then shoot.
contrasts; from tit dark
After ,you've taken your
pictures and removed the
shadows • spawned by the
film from the camera, stores"•...Aglit
trees to the bright sun -
when the sun shines
it in a cool place until you
g.
through.'To avoid this
can. take it to be processed,
striped effect, scenes in the
los cash
deep woods are best when
shots.
taken, on an overcast day
t With extreme close-ups,
or in hazy sunlight. An ex -
Your kind of tire,• your kind of need, your, kind of price!
It's the right time -and the right place -to buy. We can't dcov that prices -are clue to
soar. Natural rubber and carbon -black costs are doubling. Oil derivative; tike Nylon and
Polyester, synthetic rubber and a host of other components ,are following suit. Shortages
lootn on the horizon. But right now, CtmadianTiTT has a great selection I•or cyery purpose
and every pocket. Wise motorists.will buy NOW.
Allpnem ahoum are alter X scount orcas . o onus our m.
Canadian rrreCREDITCARD terms available, applying betare-%cosh-discount prices, 1Co Pmr1m-t11rten6odlp¢s,Imt¢lauedti •Gua.•air-Whnastripeoolrp tread cull *Whinssanenry-He.hh.utten
All tiro shewo (except Stalderd).6-Yeer Road-liarard Guaranteed and Weer -Out Insured (Sia particulate 1n your local Canadian rim star$)
The more you know about tires ,s
u NO CHARGE4or TIRE INSTALLATION when you buy our Dill or the more you'// solve... Ola
Schrader Valve at our regular catalogue price of "$I,00, We I
A Cis D eek must in'smll tire and valve together. "A tire isn't new unless Csnedian Tire Maker
l h. R✓rt:__ �( ',j t li u all - the valve is tool Sletic-Balance, tire and wheel, $1.00. y tour t(r8-do!/ar
Dy-
namic Balance $2.50. 6% Discount for Clsh No Bonus Cartoon.�A
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A, 2+2 Qlass-Belted Polyester
c, Polyller 24 2 Polyester -Belted Nylon . .
Like tires on new car5-1970 to '74. Our
Built with 2 Polycster^Belts plus 2 body -
Turnpike W idq Track has 2 Polyester body
plil s of Du Pont 66 Nylon, for a softer -ride
plies - 2 Glass Belts. 78 series: Whitewall
with twice the safety. (See Nevada Tat re -
E Standeld rwleF'P/yNylon
F. Como dir•4-P/yPiOltar
a. Wldppst rwia-Ply Nylon
Du Pont 66 Nylon bladkwall.
Similar construction to tires
Mtde, with double -ply Du
Twin -ply construction as on
on new cars 1965 to 1969,
Pont 6.6 Nylon and shaped
new cars prior to belted -tires.
except that Contender is a
much like a European radial.
Meets or exceeds government
heavier construction. Poly-
Best -suited fur high-speed
safety standards. Sold with-
ester construction with no
highways. Provides a cool -
out in§urance. Add $1.00
overnight set. A low price for
running, cushioned ride. An
each when insurance wanted. '
a quality tire.
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outstanding value.
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Canadian rrreCREDITCARD terms available, applying betare-%cosh-discount prices, 1Co Pmr1m-t11rten6odlp¢s,Imt¢lauedti •Gua.•air-Whnastripeoolrp tread cull *Whinssanenry-He.hh.utten
All tiro shewo (except Stalderd).6-Yeer Road-liarard Guaranteed and Weer -Out Insured (Sia particulate 1n your local Canadian rim star$)
The more you know about tires ,s
u NO CHARGE4or TIRE INSTALLATION when you buy our Dill or the more you'// solve... Ola
Schrader Valve at our regular catalogue price of "$I,00, We I
A Cis D eek must in'smll tire and valve together. "A tire isn't new unless Csnedian Tire Maker
l h. R✓rt:__ �( ',j t li u all - the valve is tool Sletic-Balance, tire and wheel, $1.00. y tour t(r8-do!/ar
Dy-
namic Balance $2.50. 6% Discount for Clsh No Bonus Cartoon.�A
free Tilley Ltd., Seaf®rth:,�w�ws .<...,,,> ;_,u:.xv i7�
THE HUWN Wa?o STOM SrABIORTH, ONT., MAY .9, M13 - ft
�0
A
A, 2+2 Qlass-Belted Polyester
c, Polyller 24 2 Polyester -Belted Nylon . .
Like tires on new car5-1970 to '74. Our
Built with 2 Polycster^Belts plus 2 body -
Turnpike W idq Track has 2 Polyester body
plil s of Du Pont 66 Nylon, for a softer -ride
plies - 2 Glass Belts. 78 series: Whitewall
with twice the safety. (See Nevada Tat re -
only; 70 Series with bold white letters.
sults posted in Canadian Tire stores.)
9, 4+2 Strongest Glass -Belt Construction
o. Selety 99 tong Cord Radial
Ours has 4 Du Pont 66 Nylon body plies
4 belts, 2 tbody plies, for 5lability MiletLgt•1
YOU
Plus 2 Glass Bells = 6 plies undertread
White stripe only. TRY BEFORE
instead of the usual 4, Big mileagc-getter,
BUY; if not satisfied,, return within 10 days
gas -saver and saf%ty-lire!
for refund (excluding valve, service fees).
2+2 4+2d Pol1FLEx RADIAL STANDARD CORTMOER WHIPPET LONG CORO
' WHITFWAII WIRTFWAII. RIAr.KWA11 WAil. alae. RLACKWAIt RLACKWALI RLACKWALL110an/PAhester
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All tiro shewo (except Stalderd).6-Yeer Road-liarard Guaranteed and Weer -Out Insured (Sia particulate 1n your local Canadian rim star$)
The more you know about tires ,s
u NO CHARGE4or TIRE INSTALLATION when you buy our Dill or the more you'// solve... Ola
Schrader Valve at our regular catalogue price of "$I,00, We I
A Cis D eek must in'smll tire and valve together. "A tire isn't new unless Csnedian Tire Maker
l h. R✓rt:__ �( ',j t li u all - the valve is tool Sletic-Balance, tire and wheel, $1.00. y tour t(r8-do!/ar
Dy-
namic Balance $2.50. 6% Discount for Clsh No Bonus Cartoon.�A
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