Show MOTOR TOURISTS CARRY EVERYTHING 1 EVEN LIBRARIES r Blue Book Bible to Experienced Experienced Experienced Tourists Never forgotten j r fi It r 1 When the tho average motorist sets ete forth on a n camping tour he docs does one of of two things He confidently starts out with an extra tire tiro a a. tooth brush an extra pair of pants and A a. wife or hl his car looks like the first of May a sheriffs sheriff's sale and nd an old curiosity shop chop in one Pr Probably babl the latter is the tho truest picture Take Too Much cinch Most ost motorists especially the tho novices novices nov nov- ices fees take too much along when they ey make matee tracks for the open country The They seem to fear that any anyone one of or a thousand difficulties will track them into the solitudes and play tho the devil devi with mental and bodily comfort Not so One Ono doesn't need extension mirrors ruin mir rore for tor shaving curling curling- Irons trans bedroom bedroom bedroom bed bed- room slippers rockers bath brushes bath robes nor many other bles TWO Iwo rw o people should be Interviewed b by tho the embryo-camper embryo the head and not a a. clerk of the tho best automobile supply house in town and the local dealer handling the kind of or car that will earn carry the voyageurs The former formel is only too glad to lend his advice on necessaries necessaries indeed Indeed J. J In most cases ho hohas hohas hohas has In stock Just such articles as are aren arene n ne nee dod and ao l and the automobile dealer will win advise which parts are likely to need replacement The rest Is simply a. a problem in Is ab ab- absolutely common sense and a a. library that A. A And Aid n a Library I Ji A library Mirth Irth Oh Oh much mirth But in the ond end the library library goes with tho the sensible camper It Isn't a big li li- li The Tho four books It comprises however are as essential a as anything but the car The books book are Back Back- Backwoods Backwoods woods Surgery cry and Medicine by Moody Camp Cookery by Kephart the tho Automobile Blue Book an and the tb parts book of ot the car Both Moody foody and Kephart are thoroughly thoroughly thoroughly thor thor- familar with their subjects and to possess these two volumes Is to of reduce to happy happ simplicity many the problems of ot habitation close to nature Their cost Is Js negligible and the dollar apiece Is far tar belo below their value In utility Part Book Dook Toe The parts book of at course ms may be obtained at the dealers dealer The Automobile Automobile Auto Auto- mobile Blue Book too Is essential In fact tact without one of ot these tour bibles bibles bi bibles bi- bi bles it Is difficult to get anywhere Camping Camping- sites hotels garages scenic interests Interest and points of ot historic ch charm rm arc are Indicated and tho the innumerable maps an and easily understood road guidance save time expense and trou trou- ble Like the tb camping camping- books the Blue BlueBook BlueBook be consulted when hen Book is as ns muo planning the trip as ono ones one's S 'S wife and the bankroll The camping volumes may map b be e obtained ob- ob of ot Abercromble Abercrombie and Fitch New cw w York LO LOOSE SE F FAX FAN BELTS DELTS Sometimes an engine will overheat for tor no apparent reason We knew of at ofa ofa a a. man who fussed with his power plant to find out why for tor a a. w week olt trying ho be horun couldn't take a moderately Jon long longrun run without having the engine eXcessively excessively es- es that hot Finally he be discovered the fan tan belt was loose and aDd W was not being driven at the right speed d owing to tho the slipping sUpping If you cant can't do a good Job of at tightening tho the belt better better better bet bet- ter take tako it to a harness man and get him to shorten it slightly so 80 as ns to give drha you ou an efficient fan |