Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-23 | Page 47 | Storage Batery and Cold Weather

you about our special cold weather service, ser-vice, k 'And while you're here we'll test your battery, and, if needed, add distilled wa- 1 ter all without cost or the slightest obligation. ob-ligation. - in winter until after they have been obliged to pay an expensive repair bill, or buy a new battery, the result of cold wed t her neglect." say 3 E. E. Dariing, manager of the Monarch Motor company, the distributors for the Prest-O-Lite company, com-pany, 123-123 East Second South street. "After it is too late, someone very kindly explains it all, abo'ut as follows: "A battery is a box of chemical elements. ele-ments. Whether in use or idle it is constantly con-stantly discharging itseif. At certain temperatures, tem-peratures, when discharged or parth- discharged, dis-charged, it .will freeze. At different stages of discharge it is liable to internal injury which may put it permanently out of commission or shorten its life. "Instead of waiting until something happens ;o your battery, we want to warn you atout coid weather neglect now. "Insure yourseif against needless ex-, ex-, pense ty having your battery supervised by us this winter. If you are driving j your car we'll give it the proper attentionregularly, atten-tionregularly, if you are laying your car up. store your battery with us for the winter. "Drive around today and let us tell STORAGE BATTERY AND COLD WEATHER "Few motorists understand whv storage stor-age bateries must be especially cared for