The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, March 31, 1918, SECTION FOUR, Page 9, Image 61

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    PORTLAND,
1918.
MWTtCTI 31.
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l: ''SIX
Economical
Beautiful
J. HERE b no car more deserving of popularity
than the Grant Six. It is the meeting point of
quality and moderate price, the first successful
.... j i; j
t effort to combine the High, economy ana Bimpuaty
Comfortable cf four with the flexible power and anap of
the six.
But the new Grant Six goes further than this
it gives you beauty that you have never expected
and riding comfort that cannot be greater.
Three things have built the Grant Six success
the overhead-valve engine, the full-floating rear
axle and the 46-inch cantilever rear springs. Other
cars have one or two of these features, but no
other car of comparable price has all three.
$1095
tfckO
Naturally, a car that gives so much is
in great demand. If you want to make
sure of a GRANT SIX this spring, now
is the time to order it
Manley Auto Co.
ELEVENTH AND OAK STS, AT BURXSIDE
Portland, Oregon
GRANT MOTOR CAR CORPORATION CLEVELAND
BUMPS HARD OH TIRES
CTTT TKlirT D4MAGM VORK
TfllX COVSTRT ROADS.
. C IDMi af Aaa rartt Sapply
C. Saaw Wy lawaata Ocear
ma DHvt rrvea.
"It U a fact not generally realised
fey automooilo owara that city driving
I Ju.l a bard on tire a country
driving. bo-1 la many iBBtanc. much
karder.- .aid R. K. AMen. manager cf
lb Aato Fart Supply Company. last
we h-
Th Bvrg motoriat ballavaa that
rau h l guiding bl car ot.t pav
aiaate all day b la not tnjurlag hl
tire, wkia th truth of to eas may
fc that ha la Injuring " Bor
. - .. .,i,r Aiir a ratty
country road, la a long sperlnc
handling all tBdard Ila.e oi nrvs
aav aaaa taia deolonatrated ain and
"'-rroaabty aryy mo
torrd eat tba Columbia River Highway
wdr4 why It la that ao fr
na.ntty cara ar. pd that hav Jut
for Ita aatlra l.ngtn. and tbra em
an raaoa la tba world why blowout
tbnuld occur. yet they do.
Tba raoa ta ry impla. If tba
notorial win amy
Hob. It tnt tha driving ovr pave
ment ct ltlf tbat doaa tba dsmage.
. . . ... ik.i wh n coinf over a
pavemant a driver goee taster than
ordinarily ever a airi r ..
ad ba b doaa bit a bump It la fn
arally a ttatlonary ooa and tha tira
aborba tha whola hoch-
-To lltuatrata: Thra ara many
,rt aa whu-b tha car trarka aland
tbova tha pmnt. Jplally la thl
mtmm oa tha approach to aoma of tha
MJ.a acroaa tha WIHantta Bir.
tha Hawthorna brMa. Tha drlr
uki tba rroMltf at ood tpaad. WbrB
tha tira tnha tha rail It Ml It aol-
Idly. Thara U bo itlaa to tha rail at
all. Tba lira abaorba tha whola forca
of what raally U a terrific ahock.
-Tba rutt la ry often a weaken-laa-
of tha fabric of tha tira that will
not ahow on tha tread, any mora than
your ho will how that your foot ha
been Injured If you kick a brick under
a bat. Tbla damaae to tha fabric may
ba wary illBbt at f lrU If tha tira wara
removed at that time. It could bo Tory
cheaply and quickly reinforced ao that
tha tira would firm aa ood aenrlca and
aa Ion eerrlce aa nefora.
"Fut tha driver, qutta naturally, not
realialnc tha Injury that haa been done,
goee ahead. Tha atrala on the daro
aed place In tha fabric gradually to-lars-ea
tha damaged area. Preaently.
perhapa 1 mile further on. perbape
I, mayba 1 in I lee. the fabrle !
way and thara ia a blowout on tha
lilahway. ,
-o tha other hand, when a ear la
heln driven over a country road, tha
rorka atrurk by tha tira will ba preeaed.
dowa la tha dirt, or will stve little,
or ba moved by tba wheal. The Impeet
la not ao aolld aa acalnst the ralL Tha
tread of the tira may ba acuffed up
mora, but tha damaae to tha tira itaelf
from country drlvlnc will actually ba
leaa tkaa from city drlvlnc"
Trxaa Bin Lawa.
Ia maay Teaaa eountlea ear owner
cannot buy itaaollne or olla oa Sunday,
froaecutora contend thla la a violation
of the Blue Sunday lawa of the tata.
Tha quratlon. however, baa not been
carried to the blither court, but It la
aald It will be within tha next few
vki. In Orayeon County there ara
mora than ooa ownera and tha Sunday
aala of aa and alia haa been prohibited.
- Marking Ui Wiring.
A little dodfe that avea much time
on occaion la tha marking of the nu
merou electric wlrea on tha modern
ear with different colored paint. Simply
band one wire with red. another with
creen. a third with blue. etc. Ia thla
way when It la necetaary to trace down
ha varlou wlrea to locate eome trouble
that haa developed, there la lltUa bard-
hip In conducting the aearch.
5 -ELGINS SOLD IN DAY
D. K. URKGI BUST MAW AlA. OT
LAT WEEK.
la Addltlea ta Elaine, Salea Maa
' aa-er for J. S. Moltaaerv Ala
Sella Several Harreaaa.
To ell five automobllea In one day
i. ..lt little record In salesmansnip.
Particularly, when they are all new
care. That record was made one day
laat week by D. E. Lark In. aalea man-
acr for J. S. MolUner. Eltn aia-
trlbutor hare, when ba sold live new
l-ii. four of which were delivered
the eama day. Tha order for the fifth
waa taken and the car delivered the
following day.
Ia addition to aelllng bo many Elglna,
Mr. Larkln alo eoia inreo
i-.. . u Tha Mirroun. for
cara " " " .. ..
which tha agency here la held here
h Mr.' MolUner aa distributor. 1
' . ki in thla territorr.
ii ... rn.H.l.r DartiCU
jni new ' w .w -. -
larly. U a claay car. A carload of tha
roadetera arrived Krlday and were un
loaded yesterday.
Mr. MolUner la pretty well sold out
or Elftlns, but mora ara on tha way
from tha factory for Pacific Motors.
Inc. which is Northwest distributor.
A telerram to Chicago early thia week
brouaht tha response that 60 carload
of Elglns ara being delivered to th
railroad for ahlpment to Pacific Motors
at tha rata or ona or two carloads
Mhr.dMoiuner will receive for his ter
ritory a good allotment from these Sf
carload. .
-Anything which is of as much bene
fit ta the whola family and community
aa tha motor car Is bound to be a suc
cessful buslneaa venture and bound to
endura." aaya John N. Willys, head of
Willys-Overland. Inc. ,
CHEVROLET AND TRAILER DO MUCH WORK.
i-v - ? . I . A t a aa " a . - . a 5
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J
JJaah Six,FivePassnger
Toaring Car
Price, $1295
You Are Invited to Attend Our
Exhibit of Nash Cars
jVojA Six, Four PaAenger Roaster
Price, $1295
jly . 3
Nash Six, Sedan
Price, $1985
These are the cars that have made such
a marked success at the automobile shows
throughout the country.
The Nash Six with perfected valve-in-head
motor was the focal point of public
interest. Its unusual value has established
the Nash Six as the biggest automobile
value on the market today.
Although the Nash Six was introduced
less than six months ago it has already
demonstrated the fact that it furnishes
unusual power with unusual economy.
In the hands of owners the Nash Six has
justified themost enthusiasticpredictions.
The Nash Six is made in four passenger
roadster and convertible sedan in addi
tion to the five passenger touring car.
Visit our salesroom and inspect the Nash
line. Give us an opportunity of demon
strating to you its many qualities.
Portland Motor Car Co.
Broadway 521 :-: Tenth at Burnside Street
GS
17 ALU ECfiRS"ATUnLUMElPRICES
CHAINS GIVE SAFETY
IX' lUFPERT WEATHSB THEIR
USB IS E9SK!TLAI
... .v ... n..n.r AV Fields to the Russellvillo Nursery Company. It
4ie resf-Vwiv d.lrverr car waa sold sla months aao hy Regner neios io in. - ' ', n,, ,V ' - -
If Properly Applied. Tkey Da Na
Damage to Tim, and Keet Car
Fraaa Skidding.
Few automobile man will deny that
maTerofuslnr chain.- tlT. number of
Soffit. that occur each year would
ba materially ruu. - .
of tha most prolific
and when tnia oini" t
it can b. thrown tn. ..:1..r
ha rt las BO IXCUI a-t
iHon on th. part of chauffeur or
.dmoTo-rlsU tnirchaln. - damage
to tire.; tney oo wnei. .
not properly placed, but "T"
"her I no poealbla objection to their
betnl employ upon all occ.lon.
whan tha going U alippary and uncer-
UWhe a chain la too tight tha link,
naturally Imbed themselves In Jhe aho
and aventually do harm, but when the
chain la attached looaely so that as the
wheel turn, the chain work, around
tha Ur freely the rubber la not In--lured.
Prof or Button, of the Tech
Seal department of tha Automobl 1
Club of America, whoe provlnc It 1
to tudy all uch matter. ay tht
th only material damage hich come,
to tire, from chain, la when they are
improperly applied, and be bolda that
a. a moana of aafety they are en-
UAfter a light rain In tha city." he
eava. "tha aaphalt pavement becomes
slippery, and full control of a motor
Jar la brought about only through tha
usa of tira chains."
In the case of women learning to
drive, chains ara regarded by Instruct
1", Tae eaaential. even where there Is
" 7 m.t mniatura on the
tna leaav .nw... -
r0a4. nd soma Instructors employ them
at all tlmea when their pupils are
women, claiming that they steady tha
car. thue adding .an element which
glvea tha woman driver courage and
"onfldenca at the outaet. The accident
, the went trip of woman s
into the ditch, was brought about be
cause the car was being driven along
the slippery road without tire chains.
Chains are easily adjusted to tires,
and may be so placed as to do no dam
age to the shoe. In the fire depart
ment they are regarded as indispensa
ble. The success of the motor ap
paratus in the slippery, heavy condi
tions of last February and March was
due to tha use of tire chains.
STCTZ FACTORY KXLAKGED
Fourth Addition in Four Tears Made
to Big Plant.
Word haa Just been received by
George D. McPhail, manager of the
Auto Rest Garage, local distributors
for Stuts automobiles, that work on
the new large addition to the Stutz
factory is progressing as rapidly as
men and money can make It and that
It will be finished by the first of Jan-
This is the fourth addition to the
Stuts plant in four years and has been
necessitated by the tremendous volume
of business that has come with the
natural growth of the industry, helped
along by the Instant popularity of the
new series l-valve. four-cylinder mo
tor, which is the feature of the pres-
'"Thfse'w plant is to be used exclu
sively for the manufacture of the lfc
valve motors and will be known as the
motor plant. It will have a capacity
mora than sufficient to turn the grow
ing demand and will guarantee dis
tribution the country over of the im
mediate deliveries in all Stuta models.
Removing Spots;
At this time of year it is particularly
useful to remember that the best way
to remove spots from varnish is to rub
in well a little boiled linseed oil with a
soft rag, until all spots have dlsap
peared. afterwards removing the super
fluous oil and polishing with a soft ragj
AUTOMOBILE
PAINTING TRIMMING
f Spring Is Here
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR CAR
CAMOUFLAGED
We have one of the most modern paint shops in
Portland, fitted to do the highest quality; work.
Reasonable Prices
ROBINSON-SMITH CO.
SIXTH AT MADISON
Tires at
COSta
Save From $10
to $20 on a Tire
Closing out our Kelly-Springfield.
Tires at our absolute cost. atocK
is fresh.
Guaranteed for
6000 Miles
Buy now while the selection is good.
Covey Motor
Car Co.
Accessory Department.
21st and Washington. Main 6244.
The V. S. "War Dept. (Signal Corps
has recently adopted
ANDERSON
AUTOREELITES
for the ambulance and motor truck
BrTLc' "tiht. "eouinned with
eiteiiHiu" " " ' . l
1
matic
icni, euuiiJFcu
ft of extension cord on auto-
5a
inclose
chanKing and
Makes tire
renairs as easy by
night Mby day. Tou willaoon have
one-Whyn8t8.50-Ret..
V. S. Fleming,
Pacific Hormweii tj'
Oregon. Washington. Montana. Idaho.
ults ... ..-. i . Pni-tland. Or.
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