Chicago Automobile Club (_life member_) Illinois Athletic Club (_life member_) South Shore Country Club Chicago Motor Club Chicago Auto Trade Association Chicago Commercial Association Our Correspondence Course For the benefit of those who cannot spare the time to come to our School, we have compiled a correspondence course, in which we will guarantee to teach you how to run, repair and demonstrate any automobile _in ten weeks_. This course consists of ten lessons all written plainly and in such an intelligent manner, that anyone who can read and write can master any automobile. They lead you step by step, on and on until you have reached the end, and then you will be surprised at your own knowledge of an automobile. We send you one lesson at a time, and as soon as you have answered all of the questions contained on the last page of the book correctly, we will send you the next lesson, and so on, until you have received the ten lessons. Some can master two and three a week--it all depends upon the person. We assist backward students by giving more time to them and answering any questions they wish to ask, as we desire above everything else to make every student a first class high grade automobile man, an honor to our School and a help to us and our customers. The cost of our correspondence course is $15.00. If, after you have finished our correspondence course, you wish to learn the manufacture of a motor car, you can come to our factory, and we will give you our practical course at our regular rates and deduct the amount you have paid for the correspondence course. Many who have decided to come to our factory and take our practical course wait until they have finished the correspondence course, where in the quiet of their homes they can get the principles fixed in their minds, and then when they come to our School they are ready for business. Description of the Ten Lessons INTRODUCTION--The method the students should employ in studying our course. LESSON ONE--_The Engine_--automobile engines in general; the four cycle engine, chart and working model of same; parts of an automobile engine, what they are made of and their uses; the two cycle motor and how it differs from others. LESSON TWO--_Cooling systems of Automobiles_--cooling the engine by water; the pump, showing different types; gravity circulation; fans; air cooled motors; causes of troubles and remedies for them; the carburetor, automatic and mechanical, charts of different standard makes. LESSON THREE--_Ignition_--different systems of; different currents used; the storage battery; dry cells; spark plugs; adjustment of spark coils; low and high tension magnetos; different systems of wiring ignition batteries; troubles and their remedies; charts and devices for standard ignition systems.