Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 27, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTWO T-H E VSlJ-lgp AY. An opUm!! la n tourist who starts ttul w.th poor - brakes, no spit re, n knock In the motor nnd who wires 20 miles ahead for-a hotel reservation. l'.lKlit Yours' lmirr He wns iinsslna; n n-decroplt enr of 1!H7 v muKe. Ilich In . the ones, low in me ironi, rainy unit chURKy. ' ' . , ' There was no automatic wind shield wiper, no naturally he picked his wny along through the rain by craning- hla neck arbumf the side of the windshield which. Incidentally, was built narrow bo ns to Invito the elements just as thouRh they couldn't pot In well enough as matters stood. He was struggling to' keen the car from skidding. Tiros wero three tnrhes wide and smooth of trend with something l:ko seventy pounds of nlr In them. XTpon striking a hole In the road the entire rear end of the car went into the air, sliding around In a Hair-raising skid when they touched earth again. The!r action reminded the onlooker ' that the car was without spring control devices. How the driver struggled with tho clutch. In order tu get any thing approximating a steady mo tion at low speeds he had to slip the clutch continually. Even then the whole business went off like a shot every now and again. ..i' He could not tell what was be hind him unless he turned his head clear around, for ' the yellow celluloid window light in the rear curtain was designed to afford him strict privacy! ' ' " There was a stone crusher under the hood. A trail' of smoke fol lowed in the wake of the car. The horn was a scream. ' The' head lights revealed every danger point on the tree tops.' Yet that car represented classy transportation Just eight- short years ago, - -, One Affects Uw Other Balloon tires, in splashing more water, have necessitated some im portant' changes In spring control devlcerf. : Motorists who are" hav ing trouble with their - original spring controls should have - the rust removed and the new protec tive features added. - - - Did Yon Know That If the liquid in -the inotometer becomes separated the instrument can be restored to usefulness again? Simply insert the lower portion of it in a pan of boiling water.' The bnlk of tho liquid in the meter will then rush- upward and meet tho portion that has be come separated. Upon 'cooling the meter will be as good as ever.- - If calcium chloride -is - used as an antl-freeze solution and- spills over the Ignition wires it will cause short-circuits? - These will be very difficult to locate since the calcium chlorld will melt when the engine warms up, malting it difficult to trace the short. Two horns cannot be operated from one six-volt battery If they are to operate in series from 'one . button. Connect them on separate circuits with separate "- buttons, however, and a double horning ef fect can be bad If both buttons are touched simultaneously. Tell by the Smell There is a way to tell whether the used car dealer has doped the gasoline with eiher when giving' a demonstration. Under pretext of wishng to hear how the gears sound in reverse the prospective purchaser should back up briskly. The 1 exhaust fumes that would otherwise' float off In the wake of the car then drlftlnto.it. If the gas has been doctored the emell will tell. The Old Mechanic Says ' One of the things most car owners can't seem to get through their heads is that most repair shops are not equipped to rebuild cars. There is a big difference between repairln' and rebuildln. This difference Is sometimes measured by the big bills owners pay for unsatisfactory rebulldin jobs. I'll give an Illustration that hap pens to be In my mind. John Smith down the way began to worry about the loose pistons In his motor. He could only hear them slappln' when he tried to heor them, but things were not right and Smith knew it. One day he came to me for an estimate on havin' the pistons re placed with new and oversized ones. I looked the situation over and told him tho whole Job would cost about a dollar and a half. That nearly took htm off his feet. I explained that about nil ho needed was six quarts of Heavy oil and a determination to forget his trouble for at least another ten thousand miles. But- of course, that didn't satisfy him.- ' Ho wunted new pistons, and some mechanic was eager enough' for the work to make a comparatively low estimate for the Job and get the order.' ' . , That WU3 a month or so ago, Smith now hurt a complete new set of pistons, but he's' got a new slap ono that seems to lie even more serious than the first one. All that mechanic tlld-was- to-order tiny oversize pistons he could get, regardless of whether they fitted. Out at tho factory they make a selection from a stock of pistons and make sure they all balance ami are of exactly the same size, Tho owner I'm still speakln' of Smith was also surprised to nnq that the car cats up more gas now ihnt the new n Intone ore in. nut that was because he didn't figure tho cylinders would have to be roborcd, thus mnkln' them larger, ft would havo been cheaper for him In many ways to navo taken my advice. " night off tho Hood Seven towns In Illinois objected to having the stnte run trunk high ways through them ths year. Js'o tin-can tourist and ' trans' contlnental speeders for these folk. '- Several automobile clubs are In vestigating charges thnt bootleg gasoline is being dispensed from tunks bearing well-known labels. There is Utile ado about It, hut Iho long-horalded carburetor that would gasify kerosone la al ready at work on some 18,000,040 automobiles. r " ' . When plans for the new model went wrong ths i'ord factory Yound its production limited to 10.000 cars in August. How the machinery must- have enjoyed It vacation. ' A new six has taken tho place of -a famous four. A new straight oiglit Supplements a bigger straight eight. A new six is out icll.ng a V-elght that was unlqiio t us kind. A lighter six together With a current ix will call for .ho demise of another famous V elt;ht. A manufacturer ' of sixes is cleaning up with a new four; How restless these manufacturers be. Three Soitrwa of Carbon - Carbon originates in three dif ferent way. So much has been said on the subject or late that car owners are tempted to believe that any one of the threo is the biggest lactor, depondlng largely ' upon what what sort of advertising literature has been read. Carbon comes most naturally to an automobile engine through' the combustion of the fuel. Tho bet ter the combustion the less residue ash : or carbon, whatover one chooses to cull it, will remain In the engine. The decomposition and burning of lubricating? oil that leaks past iae pis.on rings into the cylinders is a second source of carbon. A third source Is the dirt that enters the engine through the car buretor." Wh.ch source of carbon Is the more pronounced 'depends largely upon conditions. No two cars will carbonize exactly alike.' ' ' Do Preliminaries First In giving the engine a few turns wl.h the hand crank each morning as a means of limbering up a stiff motor and filling up the cylinders with gas spray jt sometimes hap pens that the owner will forget h.mself and switch on the ignition before giving the battery a lift. Tli.s is risky. Careful owners make it a rule not to unlock the ignition until they have gone through the prel.ni.noriea. Now You Have It (Answers to lost week's questions) 1 Eighty horsepower is re quired to overcomo wind resist ance If a car with 10 square feet of head surface is traveling 100 miles an hour. - 2 The first official auto road race in America was held on Lang Inland, April 14, 1900, between Springfield and Babylon. 3 If a spring bolt Is not prop erly greased it will squeak. That Is ihe one sure test. 4 A car can be stopped quicker by using the emergency brake In connection with the servico brake, provided the ' wheels are not locked. If the wheels lock the added effort is of no avail. i 5 In order to keep a radiator from freezing down to 18 degrees below zero it is necessary to use a 50 per Cent solution, of alcohol. Copyright 1925. Ullmaa Ptnture SerTlce. STAR GARS STILL CUMS 4QTHER SPEED RECORD SET? IT ON HIGH RUN took Ton ring SIhwh Wa y On " Tortuous Blount' AViLton Road UTMcfa lit Annual Event Another speed record for four cylinder cars was set up by a bfar stock touring car In the tortuous Mount Wilson run which is' an annual event for southern California motor car dealers. According to the report received by the Durant Motor company of California, the time made by the Star was 25 mlnuies 49 2-5 seconds for the nine1 and a half miles up the famous grade to the summit. This cKnib s held under the atr.ct rules of the A. A. A; and only their figures are official.. The best previous official time ' on record established In 1918 by a- higher priced "four was in i excess of 38 minutes. Before the climb started news- j paper men of Los Angeles and of-' ficials of the A. A; A. checked the competing cars lor biock leatures In order to be sure that every driver had fulfilled requirements of the run. Bill Weeks of the Durant Motor company drove the Star , touring car that set the new four cylinder record, and was highly praised by officials of the run as well as his associates for the remarkable way he handled the car. Each year, thia climb attracts unlimited attenton throughout the entire southern section of the-state because of its many hazards and tortuous curver. Ordinarily only men who have had a great deal' of experience driving this road at tempt this climb' but Weeks had only driven the road twice before entering this run, and the way be handled the Star was nothing short of atnasing. - JEWETT IN BIG DEMAND SMALLER STf ATKH RKPOUT ON ' VEAIVS BI-8IX1&S T t- Indications ,that the new .Tewett six and' PalitO Blx models aro in bl(r demand throUKhout the nation were Been by tho distribution do partment of the PnlRo-Dctrolt Motor Car company In early ro ports from somo of tho smaller automobile . purchasing states In the union which have Just re ported their registrations of new cars durlnsr January, 1926. Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming all reported an Increased percontnieo of P.Hro and Jowett oars registered out of tho tolnl registrations of all cars during January 1925, over January 1924. FORD SALES SET RECORD 146,78" OARS AND TRUCKS IS NOVEMBER MARK All records for early winter Ford sales wora broken during No. vembei" when ' 146,788 pnssenger cars and trucks wero delivered in retail customers in tho United States. This Is an Increaso of np. proximately 25,000 oyer the No vember sales a year ligo. Another evidence of the popu larity of the Improved Ford pas- senger cars is shown In the en rollments In the Kord weekly pur chase plan wh.clt have risen to un precedented numbers. IHiriug No vember a total of 31,4:14 persons enrolled under the plan nnd began paying on cars, more than twieo us many ns enrolled during the same month last year. As the holidays approach de liveries of cars io customers who have been buying tlieiu under tho weekly purchase plan are Increas ing. ioino begun paying on tlielr automobiles ns long as n your ago, others (luring the early spring and summer months, long before th unproved Kord types were Intro duced. All now tiencftt In the con venience and comforts afforded by the Improved cars and their in cre.teed value, without any addi tional cost. FUVVER Tho kind of mother who ustl to suy her twelve-your-olil OuuKhtor wits six, bo a no couiu imwi on hiilf fnre, now soya eho's sixteen, io she can drive the citr. - Motto for auto drivers, "Live and lot Hve." A terrible automobile accident reported recently wna the break Inf? of a strand of bead In a man's car just the day beforo his wife returned from a vslt. Sltra on FUwer: 100 per cent A Merry Can. Tho fool driver was sure he could mnke It nhead xf the train. He came within a yard of getting over in safety a grave yard. A man tried to arrest a careless driver and now bears tho mark of a diamond tread and a vacuum tread tire on his leg. The more traffic, the more rules; the more rules, tho more violators thereof. Oh. salesman, I hate to disturb Your calm that is greatly ad mired. But my flivver's out there on the curb And tho parking time's nearly expired. Home Is where tho family and tho automobile ain't.' Two things at least thieves will not r teal your character and tho car you cannot get Insurance on. Sermon of four words on the rear of .a Kord: "Como- on by, fool." A toast: , Here's to your car and my car may they never meet. Ford could name Wn cars Pyor rhea now. Four out of every five has one. 1 Auo-surcs Ion Is now being ued to rro one life. And the best auto suKt;r:tnn ' In not to drlvo more th:i.v twi. y miles an hour. v '! :,-! fn-; A i'hiirt'i. a school Iioujc, a ,i:irk jiroblvm.' A mn " re :lv. mii'lcs at miles nnl now in coinp:i':ilng . be cause It burnt '"it 1-ir Vlri:. CupriKht tV:w rVnure Krinllcat TREE WASTECONDEMNED FKACTICE OP STREET DIvC ORATION IS m'lMJSi:!) The decoration of city streets with large, young evergreen treos at Christmas time. Is a useless, wasteful practice, and should be discontinued, according to a state ment Just Issued by the IT. S. for est service. The cutting of small seedling Christmas troes for home use. from th.'ckets whero thinning would 'benefit the forest crop, is approved by the foresters. They point out, however, that trees cut for street decorations are usually thrifty forest youngsters from ten to fifteen years old. A good tree this old, -It Is pointed out, had much better bo left to grow Into futura sawtimber, thus contrib uting to tho Industrial stability of the region. Decoration with greens and boughs Is suggested Instead. This would give the same holiday spirit, without the economic waste. It is also suggested that a largo living fir tree be selected In one or moro of the parks, to be decorated an nually as a civic Christmas tree. KLAXON 'tSp. f JeBSBBBBVetBBSSjsfSjN I AsfiffiHaefiSj ) I Delco I . I 7- I Give it a thorough inspection and necessary repairs to its ' electrical system. Exf&e DATTEftlES " You'll enjoy it next summer. BrakivhitE Telephone 1619 Cor. Ninth & Olive MORNING REGISTER, JlJflX CARS ENLISTED IN PUBLIC UTILITY SERVIGE Many Do Duty as Polico Fliers and Emergency Cars BUILT TO STAND GAFF Auto tti Public Scrvkv Honrs Brum of all ttorin of Drlvtiur anil ' ' llsndUjig Abu ' ' ' N'nuies of public utility organisa tions ixu'ltt'iiliii'ly pnl ee mill ru e ilepnrtmeiits r unmnmlly nroni Inent on (he roster ' of. AJux six owners. nles department reeonls nt the AJnx fiietury reveal tunny vvses wnero ajmx enrs nro serving ns poui'o tiyois. emergency ninl serv ice ears, nnJ In other municipal Vifl'S, The reason In explained by Chief of Police H. C. KiiWno, Wiscon sin, who recently purchased two AJnx seilnns for use by Ills polico "A motor car In publio servlco1 siiys Chief Maker, "must answer requirements that nro much more numerous and exacting than those or n personal car. As a Conors rule, jt must bear the brunt of all sorts of driving anil handling abuses. It is subject to continu ous nay nrter ilny driving without a let-up. It Is hnndleil by a var- ety of drivers, ninny of whom nro not cunsitteriito or tne cars wel fare. It Is frequently called upon to deliver extremes In speed nnil power. And in the face of all theeo hardships. It must always 1m 'on Ita toes,' ready to do the Job Im mediately without faltering, for on many nn occasion a liunutn lito hangs In the balance. "In our own department, for instnnce when we get a hurry call, our cars must start on a mu me ill's notice. Wo rely on them for quick nccelcrtitlou that will get us away In a hurry. Speed la In dispensable not momentary flashes of speed, but sustnined speeil for. hours nt a time. Wo also must hnve perfect safety At this high speed, and brakes We can depend upon for quick and effici ent notion. '"The main reason why Ihe AJnx was selected for our work wns be cause it is Nash-bullt, To me. this Is an assurance thnt every one of our most rigid demands will be satisfied. "In the short time we hnve hnd the cars, they have done their Jobs well. They hnve been rellnblo per formers, they have shown them selves to bo well-built, they nro economical to maintain. They seem certain to stnnd nil tho "gaff wo put them to." OREGON GETS HER SHARE TOT-Afc Or $7.75.41)0.17 FOR llOAD, TUAIX ITNDS There hns been a total of $7. 755,490.17 appropriated for Oregon under various road and trail fund since they were rut no tlx hod, ac cording to the forest bureau re port. Thin Is nearly one-eighth of the total' for the entire country, ri9.68S.330.54. Thlrty-twti stutcA have participated In tho distribu tion, with Orecoir second. Thrnuwh these road approprla lions the forest service has bien n vory Important fnctor in the (rood ronds and community develop ment, particularly In the natlonnl forest regions, accordinr to forest officers. They point out that the i-ite and com muni tes havo profit ed from these funds, and still Jiuvo the forests to continue producing future wealth. Forest officers emphasise the fact that loral co-operation Is re quired by tho forest service from communities, counties, or the state 111 read work under tho forest highway, section 8. and 10 per cent projects, usually on a fifty-fifty basis. On the forest development projects local co-operation Is sought only whero the rnnd Is largely for community develop ment.. The bureau of public roads In co-operation with the forest serv ice takes charge of location und construction of roads under the forest highway and section 8 acts and the moro Important of the forest development and 10 per cent projects. To equip the radiator with a shutter controlled by a thermostat Is especially valuable In cold weather. An englno that in de signed to rn cold enough' In hot weather Will naturally bo ' cooled too much In very 'cold weather. An engine thnt Is run too cool uses more g.tsniine than a warm Gne to develop the same amount of power. A Christmas Present For Your Car EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1925 FUMES FROM THE GASOLINE TANK Suuta Clans DiU'Iioh Koiinji'i'is ami 1'i'fsfiils Motnr Cuts', Autos I'Iiiik' Willi the I'liiiiica of Mt i iTy Yuli'liile Hells Jolly, ohl Simla t'laus I'lili'iiiil Into it whltiiHli'al rmitiiitt'tiry with tin. local iiiitiiiiinliiln illsti'iliuliirs anil not only illti'ltm! his i'ilni!i:i,i' convoy tint iiotually riutiiKoil In a IHTsnnally riiiitlui'ti'il tour of tln city whom In fnvoi'cil loctiUtu-s he Icli slimy, new motor cats at Urn tlouiyatita us toUcus of Clii'.sliiius cheer. Anil tilil Hoi, suiIIIiik iliiwn li' tho scene of peace unit Kooil will. Hem tits ttiimi railiiiitt lieaiitii curiliwtu-tl In in tier to enhance the Joys uuil iiteiiRilres which relKUeil In hnuftcholils where itnott nnil unci ill Khts which took the Hum of latest tuoilel untos nave the uierr.v Yuletlilo sianiiu lis lino uinl woiiteil s.Kiiidcaiice, Dealers IIiihci'Iiik ,ln' nice. Inn t'hotorlo over the reconl-lueaKlim sensim In tho iiiiiuninltve wurlit iln'cll 111 IiIk (Ikui'cs in viiiiineintiiiK the number of cms which hail rulloil out uf tho resiiectlvo sales rooms to Klmlilcii the hearts of recipients us Kills for the I'luinl tnns season, hut the roniwior a row illssy nnil Ilia ponoU refused lo fuuutlon ns the totals mounted up. At till events tho list Is n fnrinld atilo one nnil the eleventh-hour luminary In the subjoined articles Is rnr short of tho iietiml number which purred eluuitently up to tho curbs nt happy homes. Noiflco It to suy that this hns horn tplcnlly In automotive Chrlstmus teuson. ... The U. I.. Dunn Motor I'lnnpnny, illslr.liutor of Nash und AJnx cars, sold threo now machines for Christmas delivery curly In Ihe week. "And there will be others," o,uoth Mr. Dunn. These deliveries were one Nash sedan and two AJax of sedan type. ... The Hathaway Motor company sold one (Irnlmm truck durlitu the week. Tho IMIIolt Mercantile com pany of Vonoln was the purchaser. Mr. Hnthawny finds Dodce car sales on a Ko-50 basts with the record of last year, which wns a banner one. Ho forecasts nn ex ceptionally busy season next year with the new reduced price ns an added incentive for motorists to Invest In this standard line of autos. ... The present condition of narrow streets, filled with automobiles Bolnir hit or miss without proper regulation, we will conllnue to have accident rcKardlcn of traf fic dr.ves nnil nafety flrsf weeks, ... Tho Ttcnlnmln Motor company shnred In the trenrroii outpoiirinK of Christmas spirit for tho week nlnni; tho automobile row. Two Kssox coaches were delivered, one to l'rof Hnln of SprliiKfmld and Ihe other to Mr. 8nnd, n cunimer- clnl traveler. Three used curs also rolled out durlni; the fore part of tho week. v see Kfciven Olitinmhlli Sold Kleven orders for Oldsmhllrs ns Chruitmns presents wns the rer. nrrt hum: un Inst week lv r. r.. Calk Inn. distributor fur this terri tory. The models sold were nil enclosed -cars. Previous sales of six rnrs In six days, attained early In December, was u mark In shoot ut, hut the late record eclipses nil others In Olds deals. .Mr. I'alklns ri'iMirts that the year In the mutter of results has hern far beyond his expectations. . (liii-dmas filfts on WlirHs Five Ovcrlamls nnd one Wlllys KnlKht wus the sales record of the Johnson Motor company for Christmas week. The former de liveries Included threo sedans, one coupe und one tourlim, Klase en closed. ... The K. C. H nimniis company Education Gives Power A business ctliicatitm is an asset that cannot lie measured by dollars and cents. It is your own when you get it. The Eugene Business College opens for the regular Win ter Term, Monday, January 4. Come in now ami enroll. Our new catalog U ready for distribution. Ask for it. Eugene Business College A t? DADFOIV n I . n. c. nvsocn i o, rresigenc n Telephone 666922 Willamette Street Eugene, Oregon I Eugene's Sawmill & Logging Supply House We are now stocking a full line of tho following Atkin's Silver Steel Saws-J-Teeth and Ring9 Dick Balata Belt, Griptight Rubber Belt . Garlrock Packings Young Roller Bearing Blocks & Forgings Strongflex Wire Rope Brass and Iron Valves, Pipe, Fittings, Boiler Fittings, . , . Gears Sprockets Shafting Iron GENERAL HEAVY HARDWARE Oregon Machinery Co, ic. Telephone) 344 spread Chrlslmiis cheer lust week when lilno I "I '! tolled mil of the Hllesioolll ti- bilnu Joy iii homes nod lo hi'lpl ilea Ihe days w hich follow the iinsela of III" Ylllelliln polled. Till, presents were lucidly coupes and murliiM earn. Two I.IiiciiIuh. nlmi were Included III Ihe week's sulci und 11 couple mure were booked' for CMiiiniiuas do Ivery hut falfu'd 10 reach Kliuemi III t.iuo for the 4tcoaMiiiii, ' tlivdnit lmuunlni It was eveujnu. A Kiianiicr ap proached the tllotol'ISt. ' ' " "Hir." ho siOil, "your helicon has ceased to f Uliutlon.'' "MlrY" "Your llliiMiluator, I suy l shrouded In tiiiiiiltlKiitcd oblivion." "Itenlly, 1, don't iiiidei'sluiul you." Just then l boy slmuied "lid uilnler, your tamp' iiorn nul." Tho II. J. '.Hrlmiln Motor com puny is plenseil Willi ihe rcspuiise of tho iiiutorlui: puhlln to the al iriicilons of tho NeW-Dny Jewell. Hales of the week Included de livery of a HPetilal Jewell sedan to Mrs. t'linppulle of Vlllard street. ... C. It. 'oy f the Coy. Michael Motor company, with hi family, Is spendluic Clnisl mils Willi friends In I'orlliiiiil. . i . r'Un t'liovnditi for tiirlnlmn The Oniiuelk Motor company furnished Ita ilmla of Christmas cheer by dullvurtnn Dv" Chev rolet car as merry tokens of the season. Mr. t'mnnnlt Is speMdltitf the holidays In I'orllnnd. Hub dealers of the company are llnlim up. The list ! dale Is ns follows. Collate drove Chevrolet com pany. Colliiso drove, Orcuoti, Clark's Horvlco ClariiKe, Onkr.dgc, Orciton; Win, Uyle A Hons' com pany, I'lorvuce, Droiton; Marcoln tlaruue, Murcola. Urcsoil; Cre.well tiarue, Creswvll, OrcBiin; MrKon s.e llrldtfo tlarane, McKen:o STORAGE Day or Night Steam Heat Repairing AU Makes of Car Washing, Polishing Greasing Official Light Testing Station No. 479 Husby Motor Co. Aitii-m Kiiwt fnm Armory . 136 E. 7th Ave. Phone 1084 We Never Close Fourth and Lincoln Sts. llibllio, Oreuoui liilliil'd lltnk, Mapleton, tireaiiu. i:iiiHTV-Tvt itm:m mahio At I'll I'lt.M litl Ml IHMH fi'iinllnueil from pane one) ncctii'iicy. It ropi'cnout lo sonui ileuree Ihe imni'ciiti'nlinii (,f hlciilnr Irufflo In Ihn lnuiu dihn due lo the milled iiuiiilier uf cars which are bioiiiihl In limn cotiuiry vacation tine. While sumo of Ihn Increase has been tboliuhl to be ililo to Iho opeiilnu of Ihn sdIiihiIn, this tip. pai'euiiy is inn n very iiiiporiant riiclnr since the pi'iipitiilon or child iicciilenia did H"l liicivase tlurliiK iho mniilh, I'lte cuiifiNlnii or dniitcitliiK davs at the close of business hours Is cnliNlilereil In ho an luipnliallt ee iiii-iiI III Ihe sittlallnii. I'JivUiii 1ilM Add Dniiifuriti ItecniiKii the itulniiioiiiln bus In jured Ihu eliH'tiln railway by out iloliiH (hem for comfort and con venience, tho American Klactiin Hallway nMinclailiui Is Itiniiuin.. slroel cms with Individual leather nciile, prtvaio siiiuliliiH eumpuii- meiiiH rilli'd Willi eienriii niuiir IIKhlers, lliioleiiiii-i'overed riunrs, fliiud lluhlliiit uii iiiiiti'Miniitn In ft-iint, bumpers nt both ends. olKhl-whiiel brakes und other uiitor couvenleures, andste BcttOF See -(.III turnhtV.iiliiM t'enr.' ..vnm-l.. .1 your iamx. tm J smwTIiIh rKllf stlntlfa lltlsl Ittlort nt limiisn.. I success. ",r ""'l Wo Hike cure of your eyes In Iho way of rn. rh.,,.- I olio veur fl'utn (liitn of nnri'liiian 0rl Clh. Sltmnan asi wiluamtt ST. -all Winter tea can msWe you ear warm, comfortable and iale ae il eery little coil. "Wftncr" Heaters Rent anllsfnctlon Is nssureil with a "Wnller" hmter It muses your cnr4WHr'ii. com fortulile ninl lire. InchiiliiiH ilusli control three types t9At to 118.70, ncronlinn to rur. "Moore" Car Vrmcr for Konls only ' f o Kingston Heaters A ssfe. rii-nn. henlthful hen S373. 00 anil M.W acccirO Itiff (o car. Radiator Covers The "Frost Klnn" nlso covers the motor. Il Is of lonir-Kriilii ruhlierlxcil wiiternrooreil fnh rlc. nslmsto llncil. Itnillntnr cover only, for nil poimlnr nuilies of cars $3.48 to f0.4O. Radlntor and Engine Covers Vj-Vj to SIOJW X Liquid Cement It will nermnnently senl the lenka In tiny rndlntor It pro. . vents met nnd ihiiIs formn tlon nnil Is nhsoliitnly hunn loss to the metnt It Is kuiu litltneil, Hmnll size Mo Slnndnrd slzo. $1.18 Warner Liquid Solder Jfor rmllillnrs, (jimHots nnd wntnr Jiickets 78o Winter Necessities 8kld Chains, Tnnnonu flhlelds, Windshield Wltnits, (I loves, Holms, Windshield Cloiinoro, Htnnuin Iluttnrles, "Nnvor- , born" llrslcn UnlnK at plea Iniily low prloefli OB -Moro than 125 Stores In the VfcEt- Cnntnr HIzOi nnd Wlllnmnllo Kuironc, Oregon ' ' T.N- Dunbar Co. 34 Ninth A. u, Autmobii-f;; Low PriJ' UBlty CootJ, Kiln i,. " $ II "" v'Tl IJ, '-'l 'Vc,si,t. All Tl -ri :l III Ml 1 1 hit uf t'linoi'l UIhi.k fur tlu. i. r ..r ' . "J M i:X tit A I'll AlltilC rtll Tills MUVIt u WluOOdll s iuokne, oncaoN Summer Comm "Western Auto" has many "winter neceiiiliei" last will H.il you lunmer comfort all winter. I SPECIALS 'Pom 1 'Clean-up' Combination With ech pint home or ira perlnl t'lwinernml l'ollih M nt the leirutiu irlfe of lIAfl it. i u,.L wn u-111 irlve trK I S-ysril roll of rhsese cloib I (that reitiimrly sflls tor mi mini vuhie IMS tl flfj This Week Only 1 I lUU c i r.rtiurater Here Is n rent haritslit-tts I ireniiliioStnimlierir "aniiirnsr comiileto with nm-stioi XfrA MM. It Will IS' crense your present tilloMM , . . j, i . ,, rnr RIOTS I povw. S12.35I 110. IS to. . DeLuxe Top R scoter Tho outfit consists erproof top cover n0 M curium conui - , uu I 6xl4-lnclt dovui i - window nnd Uy w,w,,n'; toBothor with cm"VW and tucks to nltttfl'' Priew on slzo. tor Konls. Chevrolet Mtuiwoll and Pode eMf $93 to 115.25, aecnrtly; our. Prices on other S" guotca on reii"" Regular Top Re For Ford llondslcr E; -I tar JVESTERrf AIR nenuty are '-' """" " ,, con wosiorn Air ,,i.iion l etruotod to our rU,ld snjd Jfl Ur.tA flnmnlnlA 0111111111 (nothing nlfio I I fnl. Also convenient IsrnnJ. e-H MJ