Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-27 | Page 35 | Protect your Car with Freeze-Proof

PROTECT YOUR CAR WITH FREEZE-PROOF "With the advent of cold weather, occasional spells of which may be expected expect-ed from time to time until winter sets in In earnest. It is advisable for all motorists mo-torists who do not want to lay up their car3 to secure a can of Johnson's FTeeze-Proof." says the manager of the auto accessory department of the Salt Lake Hardware company. Speaking of the merits of Johnson's Freeze-Proof, the accessory department manager said: "Use Johnson's Preese-Proof, then forget there Is such a thing as a frozen radiator. Leave your radiator uncovered on the coldest day leave your car at night in an unhealed garage it can't freeze. You can never be sure of alcohol or any other product which evaporates with the water. "Johnson's Freeze-Proof is the logical anw!reeze preparation to use. It Is inexpensive inex-pensive doe3 not evaporate is non-inflammable non-inflammable easy to use and guaranteed. guaran-teed. One application will last all winter unless the solution is lost through the overflow pipe or leakage. One package win protect a rord to o degrees below zero, one and a half packages pack-ages will protect a Ford to 30 degrees below zero, and two packages to 50 degrees de-grees below zero. For larger cars or to protect to a lower temperature, use additional addi-tional Freeze-Proof according to the cale on the package."