The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 16, 1925, Image 16

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THE EUGENE GUARD
Monday Evening, Ft,
Auto iliow week In Eugene will
bo celebrated at tbe Western Auto
Supply coiupauy store by a bust of
new accessories for tbe automobile.
No bootb will be at tbe (bow, due to
space limitations, but every item will
be attractively described at tbe show
rooms, says C. M. Urey, local manag
er, Botu Mr. Urey, and tbe assistant
uiunager, J. K. Stone, will be on lisud
at all tunes to demonstrate and to
oi'rihe tbe new accessories and ne
cessities. Since tb eestablisbmcnt of tbe store
two years ago, the number of arti
cles carried in stock bus doubled, snys
tbe manager, aud the business of the
firm has increased accordingly, "i'eo
plo in JCugene' are very cureful in
their selection of accessories for their
automobiles," says Mr. Urey, "und
they demand products of very high
quulity. . Articles are selected with
good taste, and tbe average cur looks
like a well-appointed home, with ev
erything, matching the car."
A number of new and interesting
things have been received lately, suys
Mr. Urey. A spot light that clumps
on tbe car, thereby eliminating tbe
necessity of drilling a hole for it, a
nw kind of cleaning cloth that will
not scratch even the duiutiest finish,
and red spot hub cups- for Jj'ordB are
among the late arrivals.
A JJarcey courtesy light, one for
each side of the car, lias been receiv
ed, and is meeting with a great deal
. of favor. This light will put auy
cur in "ship shape"" condition,, for
it shows red on tbe left or port side,
and green on the right or sturboard.
Other new articles are l'ermatex ra
diator compound; radio solder, and the
world famous "Monkey Grip" tire re
puir outfits.
Starting simultaneously with the
suto show wilt come the annual Wes
tern Auto supply sales, which will
continue for the rest of the month of
February. . ,
Maxwell Sets Mark
Climbing Mountain
at Tice Hill, Calif.
For the first time an automobile
bas climbed to the summit of Tice
Hill, the famous testing ground for
army motorcycles near Bakeraficld,
Cnl. The car Which made the suc
cessful ascent was a Maxwell stock
touring car carrying five passengers.
"Tice hill has always been-regarded
an an Insurmountable wall to any mo
tor car," says G. 0. Moir, local Max
well dealer. "It has been a proving
ground for motorcycles and only mo
torcycles of the greatest power, pilot
ed by tbe most skillful and daring
drivers. No one ever dreamed thot
any automobile would ever be able
to turn the summit. Thia Maxwell
accomplishment is added evidence of
the increased power and- many-Improvements
made In the good Maxwell
by Chrysler engineers in the past
year."
The difficulty of the stunt success
fully undertaken by tbe Maxwell may
well be Imagined when more is known
concerning Tice Hill. The averugc
grade Is about 60 per cent almost a
wall. It l 805 feet long. It has
no roadway not even wheel tracks
to follow. No chainB were used and
tbe cur carried Its standard tire equip
ment of 5.25-inch balloons. The climb
Is regnrdod as the moat difficult ever
attempted by an automobile.
Paul Pirtle, Well
Known Salesman,
Joins Olds Staff
Paul O. I'lrtlc, one of Eugene's
host known automobile Biilesmen, has
joined the . Bales force of the local
Oldsmobile agency, announces Frank
I'olkins, manager. Mr. I'lrtlo will
make tbe third salesman added to the
fust growing firm. Although the
local agency has been organised but
six months, it bus developed into a
force of three salesmen and as many
... i, ;,. linHinpHH is steadily In
creasing, says Mr. I'olkins, and more
additions may be made later.
"The lCugene motor enthusiasts are
arcording the new tllilsinoliilc its just
share of praise and patronage," he
snvs, "and It keeps us all mom than
busy to handle everyone 'Interested.
Hut that's what wo like, aud we're
iu-vb inil tn tnlk to anybody who
wants us to tell ' ubout the new
models.
Mr. Pirtle is Hot only a salesman
of note, lint ouo of the most exper-
lntir.f.,1 ,lrlv0l-H 111 111 nilllltV. HcllUS
driven over practically every rood in
this part of the country,' and lias
built up a reputation as a careful
.bill! flrlv-n. AnvnnM flnnirlti. in
formation on roads, and how to drive
over any particular one, is advised
to see Mr. l'lrtle.
the limit, keeps to tbe right and ob
serves every traffic ruie, that boy
has liquor in his car.
Corner officers claim elderly folks
are most careful in crossing stroets.
Sure, that's bow they cume to live
to be elderly.
Kelly passed tbe siguul,
Tbe cap be thouglit to kid.
lint did he get away with it?
Yes, like Kelly did.
Motorist was pinched because he
didn't stop when cop yelled at bim.
Lie got out of it, Uiough, wben he
told the judge be thought it was only
somebody he'd run. over.
Bridal paths are becoming popular
again. This will bring buck horse
Strange, but there Is no play in
those new banjo type rear ends,
Advertisement says vibration has
been eliminated in closed cars. Ke
fers to cbins on cold nights.
Auto salesmen are the champion
autograph collectors. . They b'elivo
pen is mightiest, because you can't
sign an order with a sword.
America has morw ears than all
other counrties put together or fall
ing apart.'
The poor are not always with us as
of yore. They are usually out some
where in their cars.
.
Once there was a csreloss kid;
Down the sllpfiry street he rid.
While be drove he didn't skid,
Hut when he stopped, by gosh, If
did!
It's open season' for headlights
again. We are in for more light
rcids.
.
Motor Vehicle Department an
nounces another chargo of tbe light
brigade. .,
Autoists have made Uglbt of tbe law
too long. v
Night driving become form of
crystal gazing. It consiats of try
ing to see into the immediate futuTe
past trick lenses.
Seems every car bss at least one
torch suffering wltn nrignt disease.
Smaller the car, more dazzling the
glow. Things are not always as tbey
gleam
Unlawful Mazdas staring us in the
face dim the plessure of mortoring.
These blinding beacons were sent
to brighten our lives.
. They are a glowing tribute to man's
enlightenment.
But bulbs arc not Intended to be
held tip as Mining cxnmples.
CLEAR SIGHT AND EASE HARD
TO COMBINE WITH WINDSHIELD
For the Most Part, Windshields Impair Vision, But at the Same
Time Are Imoortant as Convenience to Driver
-'WuRry i(j
Device Suggested for Opening or Shutting Windshield. It Can Be Made
to Work Either One-Half, as at Right, or Both Halves, as at Left,
at the Same Time.
By ISRAEL KLEIN
Straight ahead of you, as you Bit
In 3ur car, is the part that has
gained little attention end needs
much correction.
It's not the engine. It's the wind
shield. '
Windshields, at the most, are a dis
advantage. They impair clear vision.
That's most important in driving,
especially in bad weather and in con
gested districts.
But, for the comfort of the driver
and passengers, the windshield is a
necessity. It keeps out wind, dust,
You Buy the Service
Let the Other Man Pay
forAhe New Part
You get more miles per dollar out of a used
car, if you buy it of a responsible firm because
you do not pay for the manufacturers and
distributors profit. That's the new part that
the original purchaser wears off. The profit
has been worn off of these but the service is
still there
. Two 1924 OVERLANDS, Slightly used as
demonstrsators
1922 CHEVROLET TOURING
1919 FORD TOURING
WEST & SONS MOTOR COMPANY
9th and Pearl Sts Phone 592
WILLYS-OVERLAND FINE MOTOR CARS
1
ILweirFfic(es
i Sparks and Skids
"You worm!" shouted the traffic
cop and then the poor driver noticed
Ujt be was trying to angle park
where a sigu said "l'srallcl l'arkiug
Unly."
...
Luther Burbauk, plant wizard, was
recently piucbed fur crossiug a lawn
with a flivver,
e
Most restul way to tske your dally
dozen is in a twiu-six car.
In Detroit they're teaching tbe kids
their F. O. B e.
Financial not: Banks are taking
a lot of interest In automobile in
dustry. Bhould be "from" not "in."
HuuiIst Is the day of arrest.
...
Four brand new balloon tires were
stolen off a citizen's machine. Thief
was certainly a good ll-around man.
Cop stars stop cars.
Scientists claim North American
mountains are shifting. Serves them
right, we've been shifting for tbem
rng enough,
e e
Word comes thst Conan Doyle
plans motor tour of 1'nlted States.
One of Chose ghosl-tn-ghost trips.
i
When a fellow drives wU within
GreaterWues Made Still Greater
Reductions are announced in the prices
of good Maxwell models, coincident. with
the advent of the new Standard Sedan.
The new good Maxwell has long led in
value all other cars in its field, because as
a dollar-for-dollar buy its quality could not
be equaled. Not only in performance and
riding qualities does it surpass all fours,
but these new and lower prices now make
it a better investment than ever before,
and great values are made still greater.
' The New Maxwell Prices
Touring Car - - - - - - 895
Club Coupe - - - - ' - - 995
Club Sedan .... - - 1045
The new Standard Four Door Sedan - 1095
Special Sedan 1245
All prices F. O. B. Detroit, Tax extra.
C. G. Moir Co.
' 942 Olive Street
jtiieNevv Good,
ruin. It helps keep the car enclosed,
if it f a sedan.
How to compromise these two
points U the problem automotive en
gineers are facing today. To afford
clear vision, and yet keep the car
enclosed.
One-Inch Gap
Clear vision requires no obstruc
tion of glass between the driver and
the ground abead of him. This means
an open windshield.
To produce this effect, engineers
have decided that a slanting wind
shield of a certaiu design cun be
opened an inch between the upper and
lower halves to give the driver suf
ficient clear vision. It has been fig
ured that the proper windshield,
opened one inch, would afford clear
vision of from SO to 100 feet ahead
of the car, and up to 10 feet above
tho ground.
At the same time, a design has
been formulated which, wben opened,
would also keep out rain and dust.
The visor helps that.
Tho Ideal
To prevent rain being blown in
from tbe lower half of the windshield,
it is suggested that this part be tilted
slightly forward, while the upper half
be made so that it affords an aper
ture of one inch high.
This h considered the ideal wind
shield, tt Is rarely seen and then
chiefly on high-priced closed cars.
The most general type now in use
is tbe kind that has a slant of about
5 to 10 degrees toward the driver,
from bottom to top, and that opens
practically midway.
Another suggestion for improved
wiudhield design,' is the installment
of a device that would help the driver
open or shut the windshield with the
least bother. A cranking device,
worked from the dush, might achieve
this. It would relieve the driver from
taking both his hands off the steering
wheel, while driving, in order to open
or shut the windshield.
It is a troublesome task today,
that can be remedied.
Teaching Children
Road Rules Urged
Teaching children in' the public
schools the reason for traffic rules,
will incrpaso their respect for police
and ' traffic officers and create a
habitual obedience on their part to
traffic regulations, which will be di
rectly reflected in a lower accident
death rate among school children,
according to the public safety depart
ment of the California State Automo
bile association.
.5.
The now Chrysler Is finding great
favor all over tho country, says (J. C.
Moir local dealer, and he euthusast
ically declares that where the re
sponse is so great, there most be
fcoine reason. He speaks glowingly
of the car, and of it says:
"The new Chryslerizcd Maxwell
has made remarkublo progress in
sales in the last year. There is a
reason. If you could make a tour of
the factories where the good Maxwell
is made we could show you scores of
ways in which goodness is built into
the car. Thousnuds of contented men
mill women who , are driving good
Maxwells need no such factory dem
onstrations. They know the goodncsa
is there because they are enjoying
caro free, economical service day lu
and day out the year round.
"Built into thegood Maxwell is the
kind of quality that makes for trouble
free service the year around. Only
by using n grade of material and
"I much kiK-att fcuisi io
cares auu varr j, " 1
.my to the b,.ilt h.
. ' you h' w
"i is made, In, iwkIM
'Jl desisu, the c V"0"' it.
ure qua tv ' " ui.m
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oi all w.L-
nrPPIgmn
short how g.les8 .
ior me sake of ., "u " Wo
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built
urine "
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Get these vital f t "IT 1
ct a car ,Mb ,prin
"en you'll be able to
Motorists Sairl t
Be QnifQ rv. .
Only three nor
drivers are cureI,.K, ' u!."ffiili
Thomas H. Carrot Iw' "
Railroad safe,,- Bllperin
(.arrow bases bis ennol,'?
survey made by tho road in n! 1
....... a ..uiv, uy ,,,, etllti . "
crossings, observed r... T.1 " "w
the survey showed n.
n wt -nrmlm i 1 1 r Wifiei sssini'i'i. ,h .
Ending February 28th. Plan to come early. "Western Auto," always noted for exceptional val
ues, offers thrifty motorists who are looking ahead to the "Spring Overhauling" of their cart an
' opportunity for additional savings on standard quality, guaranteed accessories and supplies.
Many other articles, not listed in this advertisement, are included in the "Two Weeks of Special
Values." Come in and look around.
Standard Quality Regular Stock
EXTRA SPECIAL
"Schrader" Tire Gauge
Factory List Pric 11.39
Every car owner'should carry one. Buy
at this special price. This gauge regis
ters accurately the pressure in each
tire proper attention to this, detail will
Increase the life of your tire. Neat
leather case Included. (For high pres
sure tires.) "Limit one to a 7
customer." Special value price IwC
Balloon Tire type. Factory list price
1j50. Our regular low price $135
EXTRA SPECIAL
'Comfy" Wind Wings
$4.45
Perhaps you have often wished for a
set of wings. Here Is your opportunity.
This "Comfy' wing; Is suitable for all
makes of cars made of crystal plate
glass with brackets of baked -on black
enamel con be adjusted to any angle.
Our special value price Is 45
EXTRA SPECIAL
Automatic Windshield
Wiper
j3j$2.35
A Remarkable Value
This cleaner needs no attention after
lnatallatlon-lt works automatically
from the Intake vacuum both hands
free to drive the car absolutely In
dispensable. No more blurred wind
shield. Special Value CO OC
price $ Cm m$Q
Interior Mirrors
, Seven-inch ground edge mir
rors for open or closed cars. A
clear view of the road behind
often prevents rear-end col
lisions. Our regular low price
" 96c. Speoiaf price during our
isi.M2 weeks of speoial Ct7 f
t values" ; O I W
1; Genuine Boyce
; Midget Motometer
With Fancy Cap
(For small cars only.) New
' style the red danger signal
will always warn you of an
- overheated motor and the wing
cap will Improve the appear
ance of your car. Our regular
price Is $3.36. Price during "2
weejke of Speoial Values," com-
.pr..w:th. $2.83
. Universal Moto-Meter, Special
Value price, motometer only
5.85
Extra Quality Bar Caps Our
regular low price I1.1S and
$1.46. Special Value price,
according to car, 92o and $1.11
"Durable" Visors
at $1.45 '
Positively eliminates the glar
ing sun It Is very neat as
well as serviceable. Consists
of a llffht steel frame covered
both sides with rubber cloth '
top material the brackets are
extra strong vldth over all 40
Inches. Regularly priced
11.86. Speoial
Value prios
$1.45
Nobby" Locking
Caps
(Wfffc Ifnneprom)
J- -S V
A TUBE
any size f
this week for $ 1
with every tire
you buy
A "Jumbo" tube for $1.00 with everywWestern
Giant" cord bought during this event.
A "Blue Ribbon" tube for $1.00 with every
"Wear-well" cord.
Bit of fb to correspond with Ur purchased.
Thi ovoeptionallv low price only during our "i
weeks of Spwoial Value."
Wear-well Cords
Just what the name Implies: Standard Quality
Standard Weight Standard Oversize.
3Qx3y2 era' $7.90
30x3 Reg. Six 7.7S- 32x418 Str.
30x3Va Orenin 8.90 33x4Va Str.
31x4 Str. Side 13.65 34x4 Str.
32x4 Str. Side 13.95 33x5 Str.
33x4 Str. Side.... 14.70 35x5 Str.
- A.kfor Prir on Other 61tm
Side. ..
Side . . .
Side. . .
Side. . ,
Side. . ,
Frlc.
.$18.40
. 19.10
. 19.65
. 23.15
. 23.85
"Western Giant"
CORDS
Extra Quality Extra Weight
Extra S.rvio. A 8ure Non
skid Trsad.
3Qx3j $9.70
Sit. Trie.
30x3Va Giant Orenize $11.40
32i3Va Giant Str. Side 13.85
31x4 Giant Str. Side 16.95
32x4 Giant Str. Side 18.60
33x4 Giant Str. Side 19.20
34x4 Giant Str. Side 19.70
32x47. Giant Str. Side 23.90
33x4Vi Giant Str. Side 24.85
34x4 Giant Str. Side 25.35
35x5 Giant Str. Side 30.90
A, for PrlM. oa Other BIM
ml I I
tei If
Broadcaster
Electric Horn
Made by a Nationally Known '
Manufacturer
A motor-driven horn that has
an exceptionally strong deep
tone note finished In durable
black enamel equipped with
special bracket. Rprulrly
priced at 18.45. n Oft
Speoial Value price 4a9U
1 r
Rubber Running i;
Board Mats
Hi 22c!
Jl
or
price 35c
You'll Immediately Recognln
i ni vaiu
It I m prove s grea t ly t h s car's
appearance and positively pre
vents Bllpplng when entering
leaving the car In wet
Onr regular low
finacimt ftl.
Valua price only ....
Standard Step Plates
(All aluminum, irtth ftilrld)
Our regular low price IHo.
8peciai Value price AC a
only 03 1
Wedge Cushions ,
Think of This!
A wonderful rest to the hack
for drivers on Ions: drives
women driver, or uersons oL
small stature. Made of tho fin-
esl quality filling accordln u
our specifications. Retulnrly
priced at f 1.45. Special 09 A
Value price
Jacks and Pumps
coo
m Mm
The Peer ef Radiator Caps
The only way one of these raps
can be removed la by turning
the radiator up-elde-down It
embodies all the advantasea of
other caps and In addition has
a handsome monogram any
letter deelred can be furnished.
Made of best trade brass hand
somely nickel plated. Vor any
make of car. Reeilarly priced
pr,'.v.":r'.''v.:'.u.:$4.85
Sport Model
Locking Cap '
for Fords or Cher. fl p QC
relets. Special prloe Paa.WJ
Order by
MaU.
Our Guarantee
Protects
You
Clean-Up Materials for the Car
Whole-Skin
Chamois
KmbUf low
prlr. 11.11. ep
.1.1 "AW Pric.
76c
Wool Dtuter
KarriiUr lew 9Ti lie.
IpNitl vela prlM v.
Keep "Kleen"
Dust Cloth
Ittfuttr low prle 4lo.
Spootal vtvlu price
65c
34c
Wool
Sponge
R.sul.r low
pric. loo. Bp.,
el.l vsiu. pric.
72c
Cheese Cloth
nrl nil nn
iiO
Simon't "Simonize"
or Cleaner
Rflu1.rlr prlc.rt . AC
Bp. el.l value Prlo..... 4DC
Mora Than 100 Store All Ovtr the Wett
Astern Auto
Sepply Co.
608 Willamett Street
TP
This all-steel Jack will lift carl
weltfhlns S000 pounds has s
15-Inch steel handle-rachst
type positively rarld arMon.
Regularly priced at 95c. 79 g
Speoial Value pri" a.
Standard Tire Pump
A very efficient slnfle-cylljd
pump, equipped with standard
else rubber hose and nl"r"'
valve connections. . B!,'f"r
priced at 11.10. 8pecisl 7RC
Value priced T
' '
"X" Liquid
Radiator Cement '
Universally recoirolsed as tn
perfect liquid. Kllr
radiators, cracked cylinder, and
water jackets. Our ru.ar lew
price for the small sue 'ur
Special Values hZC
Price
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9 P. M.
Saturday