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GRANT« I* AM DAILY OOl I HER 11---------------------------------------1 DETERMINING WEIGHT OF AUTO ! We handle nothing hut first grade standard makes and we stand be hind all tire sales, guaranteeing satisfaction and a square deal Hie pliotogiupi. u toauaiiivier, u ui-uo o» deteriiiuuiig the weight of an automobile ami at the same time acting as a Jack when an einer gen¿y arrives. Look for the Trade-Mark If you want to put an end to separator troubles— If you want to know the battery will come through with out punctured, warped, cracked or carbonized insulation — looking for that com- ise of security from separator-replacement bills— You’ll see that the next bat tery you buy has the Willard Thread - Rubber Trade - Mark, that means Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation between the plates. Come in. We’ll tell you just why the Willard Threaded Rub ber Battery is such a money saver. H. S. DISBROW not built into the carcass, but Is «ep- grate from it. Increases Its tendency to chew the fabric, creating friction If a permanent repair Is too long neglected. The blow-out caused by a tread cut is usually a clean-cut hole If it Is Using Temporary Repair Too rtiggvd looking, a severe bruise la prob ably the cause, If the fabric Is badly Long Is Big Mistake. raveled and torn apart, fabric separa tion Is often the tes son. The motorist who would escape it Should Be Removed and New Sec- this form of tire trouble should avoid running over broken glass; should tion Built in Tire to Enable It to guard against driving Into curbs Give Balance of Milage of along tlie road, and against rocks, and. Which It Is Capable. above all, should have Ills tires regu larly Inspected by a competent tin* Cuing ----- _ a blow-out . patch too > long surgeon. is a costly one to m<Kori>t«. this patch is a car owner's first and best remedy for a blow-out on the road, but it is a + temporary and not a permanent re i YOU AUTO KNOW pair. ♦ A blow-out patch is only to assist in The tread of an automobile la the roadsiiie emergency. After the the same as the standard wagon emergency is past, it should be re tread. moved and a permanent section built Hie Improper adjustment of In the tir^to enable it to give tlie bal valves or Irregular Ignition will ance of the mileage of which It is capa cause Jerky running of a car. Front wheels are "under gath ble. When the ¡«itch Is made to answer ♦ ered,”, or narrower at the bottom ttiau at the top. to penult easi the purpose of a permanent repair, the warping of the sire Incident to Contact » er steering. To prevent trouble when driv with the road causes the patch to se f ing screws Into hard wood apply riously chafe the Inside of the car- beeswax to the screw, thereby Tlie result is that where a small relieving the friction. inexpensive repair would have Some of the most lni|>ortant sufficient if taken in hand at once. an expensive repair Is now need- ♦ parts of a car and the parts most And often the damage Is beyoud ♦ .susceptible to wear if not prop erly watched are the bearings. cure. : Tlie fact that a blow-out patch is BLOW OUT PATCH FOR USE IN EMERGENCIES Firestone, 30x3, Smooth, $ 11.00 Firestone, 30x3*, N. S., $13.95 We also handle the dependable FEDERAL Tires All sizes in stock. ÿte Brothers * : Hotor Vehicles : C. L. HOBART COMPANY CAMP BY AUTOMOBILE TO AVOID HOT AND UNCOMFORTABLE HOTEL XOTH I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN WHEREAS. The Stat« Game Com mission of the State of Oregon Is mi- thoglzed under Section 8, Chapter (DI, General' lawn of Oregon, 1921, to close any open season or open any closed season in any County or Dis trict of the State of Oregon for th« shooting and possession of game birds; and. WHERHAS. It having been deter- mined by the State Game Commlsslon of the State of Oregon, that In order to propagate and protect Grouse in Jackson. Josephine and Douglas Counties, State of Oregon, the open season for the shooting and posses sion of same, from September 1st to September 30th of each year, be closed, and the open season for th« shooting and possession of tirouse Because it makes its friends In Jackson, Josephine and Douglas counties. State of Oregon, be opened by its character from August 20th to Scptcmner 20th of each year, both dates inclusive; THHRBFOR.E. Notice is hereby I given by the State Game Commis sion of the State of Oregon, that the, open season for the shooting and pos-' session of Grouse in Jackson, Jose-; phine and Douglas counties, State of ■ Oregon, from September 1st to Sep- ' tember 30th of each year, is closed; ' and the open season for the shooting f and possession of Grouse In soldi Jackson, Josephine and Douglas counties. State of Oregon, is opened from August 20th to September 20th of each year, both dates Inclusive. And it is and shall be unlawful to> shoot grouse or have same in posses-i DEALER sion in said Jackson, Josephine and j Douglas Counties, State of Oregon. ( from September 1st to September! 30th of each year; and It is and shall be lawful to shoot and have In pos session Grouse In said Jackson. Jose From Cylinder« without • doubt phine and Douglas counties, State of TI m < cartion should I m * taken out. Oregon, from August 20th to Septem LET us remove the carbon that Is In ber 20th of each year, tooth dates In cluded. 1\ H 'jene I terfering with the power-punch of Any and all persons shooting or your cylinders. While we are about havlfig Grouse In possession In Jack-! it we might find a nut or a bolt that son. Josephine and Douglas counties.! should be tightened The beat car State of Oregon, In violation of thia order will be prosecuted a^by statute ever made won't behave itself unless provided. It 1a treated right. Have your auto Dated at Klamath Falla, Oregon, examined occasionally by our experts this Sth day of July, 1921. OREGON STATE GAME COM AMENT’H Al TO REPAIR AND MISSION MACHINE HHOP By I. N. Flelschner, PIIONEN—liny 113-J; Night M8*R Chairman. HE II VICK CAR MAY Oil NIGHT Ry Geo H. Kelly, Commissioner. By Blaine Hallock, Flowers Found New Homas. Commissioner. It Is not generally known that the THE CALIFORNIA ANI* OREGON Bert Anderson, By WANT RAILROAD (MIMPANY belladonna Illy was procured from Commissioner. South America In loiKI, while the Timo Curii By M. iA. Lynch, Guernsey Illy was brought from Ja Commissioner. pan and was first cultivated at the Effective N ot . 14, til* beginning of tlie Seventeenth century Traini wl'.l run Monday«, Wednes In the garden of an Englishman In days and Fridays PM. Paris. This plnnt Is said to have Ignave (Iranis Pass.............. 1 Arriva Walers Creek 2 PM New and feed Goods derived Its name from the following HEE ME episode. A ship, laden with bulbs, ignave Waters Creek......... 1:80 PM. . .4 P M was wrecked off the coast of Guern- Arrive Oranti Paas For Information regarding freight sey. A number of the bulbs were «nd passenger rates call at the attica cast upon the shore and took root In of the company, Lundburg building, 401 G STREET the soil, where they grew rapidly. or telephone lit This is Willard Studebaker Batteries Strengthen theMusc-es of Your Car Your piston assembly con tains the real "muscles’’ of yoi r automobile. The strong even, co-ordinated function ing of these muscles defends yn the wristpin whicn joins the piston with the connect ing-rod. If the wristpin breaks or is worn and loose you have trouble- costly trouble—with your motor. Mann quality soft-core are absolutely round without taper. They tested and guaranteen hardness and are sold on qality basis only. To get the most out of the "mas sies” of your car Insist that your repair man install these pins the next time he goes over your piston assem bly. We have them for all cars in standard and over- sizes. Parte Catalogue to the Trade Patterson Parts Inc. “New Parts for All Cars" PORTLAND. OREGON 20-22 Twelfth St. N. at Burnside Phone Broadway 2751 Other Stores: 21*0 Golden (¡ate Avenue San Francisco, Calif. 3322 Broadway Oakland, Calif. % ___ CHICHESTERSPILLS Äther Bay »fftnr_ T. _ ■M. AikfotClIMWATn« BRAND FILIA fc-M MM kAtnrn M BeM. Alwaya R¿tabla SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVLRYWHLJtt Automobile Camping Is Made Possible by the Portable Bed, Table and Grate, Which Can Be Packed on the Running Board of the Car. To automobile owner» who wish to avoid the uncomfortable hotel with Its hot, stuffy rboms. the camping outfit illustrated makes Its strongest ap peal. It requires only a few minutes to set up <amp. and the outdoor meal and sleep may be enjoyed even bet ter than In the usual cramped. Incon venient, permanent camp. 1 Make Full-Sized Bed. A full-sized, substantial tied is made by fitting lengths of 1-lnch pipe to gether with side-outlet tees, to form a frame 5 by 6*4 feet. The pipe need ot be screwed tightly Into the tees, irid can thus be taken apart easily. The two legs at tl>e outer end are crewed Into the tees and into floor langes, which rest on the floor. Tlie height of the legs depend on the height of the running board, to which the other end of the tied Is attached by 1 bolt, as shown In the detail. The awning support Is also In l-inch pipe, with side-outlet tees at the corners. It is supported by short lengths of pipe, ililch screw Into the pipe caps on the running board of the car, and into tees at the outer edge, or foot, of the <>d. Slxteen-ounce canvas Is used for he mattress. In which wide hems are sewed with very strong seams. The pipes i.t the side are slipped Into the l-.ema At the ends the mattress Is held by stout cords, laced through «•ves In the canvas, so that it can be lightered nnd loosened as required. The awning Is 8 or 10-onnce canvas, made like a tent to fit easily Over tlie pipe frame. The sides should be made to roll up and fasten with «traps.. If these rolls are too long to carry '-on- ven'ently the curtains may be cut In two and lapped over when In use. Cord Tires Standard Equipment falling into the tire. The grate shown In the sketch has a substantial 18 by 24-in>h frame at . pig by 1‘4-lnch strap Iron, bolted together at the cor ners, • gs are 12 by 4 inch strap hinges, bolted to the frame. Heavy H-lnch mesh wire screen Is riveted to roll up and fasten with straps. It la only the work of a few seconds to set up the grate over a fire. At meal times, the tied Is quickly converted Into a table. It la only necessary to provide five %-lnch boards 5 feet 2 Inches long, and 12 inches wide. These are laid across the bed frame; grooves should be cut in the boards where they will rest on the pipes, to keep them from being pushed endways. The awning flaps roll up out of the way, and the food Is protected by the awning above. J. F. BURKE ,’T 8tore In Small Space. Since all parts of the outfit can be taken down and the pieces stored In very little space It Is possible to nt beds to lioth sides of the ear, and thus provide for a party of four persons. The pipes ami boards pack onto the running board, where they are held by stout straps, If the (H4 foot pipes for the side of the bed a re found to be too long to he carried easily. It Is not difficult to cut them In two and telescope the ends Into a piece of larger jdpe at the Joint in the mid- <ne. as shown in the detail, Thls method Is much to be preferred to as Ing an ordinary threaded coupling which makes but a weak Joint for such a purpose. Practically no family which pos sesses h car need forego all the pleas urea of camping, when the outfit can be so cheaply and easily made. It will pay for itself many times In added Pleasures of Camp Fire. Cooking over a camp Are Is one of health nnd the pleasure derived.— the pleasures of camping, and a good P. P. Avery, In Popular Mechanics grate will diminish the danger of food Magazine. BUYS FOR CASH E. W. CHILES I
