Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-18 | Page 28 | Putting Miller Pep in the Small Car

PilHl MILLEB PEP 11 MSMSli d (;itrb:ir'Jon i; t.lio ntaff of life for tint a i j t.uniu li i i ; without it Uni autumn-"bile autumn-"bile of in-lay would only he an irn p-di -me.nl to t.r;t tV, inb-ifi ol' tho snapny, powerful v-hi-ri that W! Ii.'ivm all :ninf, to vpiicrato arwl to lrsir iSiicr the porff-ction of tlit"- aulo, which in a lare rrn-aMiro in il-nt.ij'i-. with the evolution of rurburcthi-, tlu: pron-fls of tin; unrl'l Ikix been nmr; marla'-l than in .ill pi't; V i r :j S d(:i':aijfs. I in I. ttio uvi'injv, Mmtll rar of today will not trik- its "plan in crnwdcrl city traffic mid run aiouc; smoothly at nay ten or rjH n.ili'S p,r hour on lii'h tfoar. It, h n(:-';ary for the operator to Uftt.p ron.stan'Jy shifting car.s; ot'U:n In has in ulain ia the Wuli and slip thft 1-lul.ch l-o krfp from hitting tlw: rar in. r-ad or coi'.rifctiiitf with a pod-'strian wiio f.lainiH tho riht-of way at tho ;. brunt, c.r-oflsiii. Ml this is dun to the carburetor with whiidi tho i:nr iTuippfd, in ninft cases rnit of t-:ii, and not to engine nVsin, fv.;ir ni.lio or motor trouble. The; average av-erage carbureter will not handle, the low rudn gasoline of this period and ;ri ve a I'jnall car smooth action, con-:-,tant Lorq.in or sufficient power on hifjh wlu;n running slow. There is a man in this town who owns a small car that has unusual pep. It was a hianmcr on hi'h gnar when running at fifteen miles per or better, lie low that she would spit and fight like a ick kitten. ( So this man tried a Miller carbu-; carbu-; reter jiist the other day he had it at-I at-I tarlied to the infako manifold of his j ear. ; Results to date: This rar will glide i along ov.t level streets at from six to ten miles per hour without a spit, a I hitch or a bobble; will got in line with ; the slowest driven electric .brougham i and follow it at a snail's pace a safe 1 distance behind; the car will pick up ! like a humming bird on the wing and 1 jmfls mIow going trucks and heavy traf- :fie. wagons in a jiffy, falling again into , the snail's pace by merely releasing the Hc.colleraLOr. There will "be more about the Miller t varlmreter later. Ask the Edwards-Warden Edwards-Warden Motor Parts company, KU East Kroad way, local distributors of .Miller carburetors, for confirmation of this atory.