Albany daily democrat., January 24, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

Rainy Days Suggest the Need of a Good Um
brella. We are fortunate in receiving a de
layed shipment of Ladie's
FSILK UMBRELLAS
All the wanted colors, also black,
with the newest style ivory and
hacolite handles in solid or mot
tled colorings tb match the top.
Ibices range from $7.85 to $12.80
(Including war tax)
LADIES black cotton and silk
and cotton mixed, range in price
from $2.00 and up.
MEN'S Umbrellas, priced $2.23
and up.
B size, Priced at $1.50 to $2.50.
FLOOD'S STORE
S34 W. First St.
aevvral thousand feet of moving pic
ture were projected. Those present
were treated to the first Sun Fran.
Cisco showing of the new S X Arrow
film, known as the ::Trall of the Ar
row," which ha just bran released
by the producer. This picture, 2,200
feet in length, depict an ISsex cur,
driven by two girl, traveling over t tie
rouKhcst, rockiest, sandiest eountry
ever traversed by motor car and i
certainly one of the best moving pic
ture of its kind ever turned out. It
n de a tremendous hit with the deal
er present, and after its projection
all were clamoring for the loan of the
film to le shown in their respective
territorie. By popular request, the
moving pictures, consisting of 5.000
feet, taken on II. O. Harrison's recent
the Yukon, were also shown and were
big game hunting trip to Alaska and
immensely enjoyed by the luncheon
guest.
The last co-jrse of the luncheon
consisted of a gigantic birthday cake,
which was nude in fa shape of a
hexagon, the Essex trademark, and
in addition to carrying a (ingle candle
wa lettered "810" in large numerals,
which i the numoer of Essex car
delivered by H. O. Harrison Company
in their terrtory durng the first yetr
of the car.
QUALITY CASINGS
DESERVJSUPPORT
Proper Fitting and Lubrica
tion of Tuhej Declared
Essential
Essex Dealers .
Celebrate Close
Of First Year
To mark the first yearly anniver
sary of the Essex car' debut to the '
West, more than 100 automobile men.
comprising Essex dealer and mem
ber of their organizations from
Northern Califrnia and Nevada, were
the guest at a luncheon given in San
Francisco Friday.
Between course of the lincheon
Special communication St.
John Lodge No. IT, A. F. A
A. M. Monday evening, Jan.
26. Work in the M. M. De
gree, visitors invited.
PERCY R. KELLY
Geo. Talyor Secy
flTSSEXj
Only Essex Shares
Hudson's Qualities
They Show Why Essex Went 3037 Miles in 50 Hours,
and is Rightful Runner-up to the Super-Six Performance
A critical public has judged the
Essex.
In the year past it set a world's sales
record.
More than $35,000,000 was paid for
22,000 Essex cars now in service.
That shows how men wanted what
Essex offered.
Now Essex proves the accuracy of
motordom's judgment.
Let the official test speak :
On the Cincinnati Speedway a stock
chasis Essex made a new world mark
of 3037 miles in 50 hours, under obser
vation of the American Automobile .
Association.
With other trials the same Essex ran
a total of 5870 miles in 94 hours, 22
minutes c riving time, averaging over a
mile a minute.
Still another Essex phaeton holds
the world's 24-hour road mark of 1061
miles made in the face of a blizzard
over snow-covered Iowa country roads.
The Essex and Hudson are of course
totally different types.
But note the advantages Essex
shares with Hudson.
Both Have This
Motor Heat Control
For instance, the radiator shutters
by which efficient operating heat is
maintained in coldest weather. They
mean everything to satisfactory win-
ter driving. Closed, they keep the
heat in.
No unsightly hood covers are need
ed. They give summer efficiency to
gasoline. They end hard starting.
And in warm weather, opened, they
give the maxmum cooling.
When you know the Essex you will
want one. But you should place your
order in advance if you would avoid
disappointment in delivery.
The Essex, of course, does not cost
as much as the Hudson, and though it
is admittedly the runner-up in per
formance, it can never be all the Super
Six is.
In speed in acceleration in
hill-climbing in endurance no
stock car ever matched Hudson's fam
ous records.
The Super-Six motor reduced vibra-a
tion more than any other type. It
checked the most distructive force
automobiles must contend with. It
added 72 per cent to power, and al
most doubled efficiency. And it made
the Super-Six the largest-selling fine
car in the world.
Supreme in Motor
and in Design
But performance is not Hudson's
only title to leadership. From the first
it has set styles that the motor indus
try accepts.
It is a creator of coach design. Not
only America but Europe reveals its
influence in motor style. Models that
are now introduced by the Huson
Super-Six.
Eighty thousand Super-Six owners
place Hudson endurance above all its
other notable qualities. For durabil
ity must always be the most important
car advantage.
The Super-Six motor has proved the
dominant factor in car endurance.
None except Hudson can use it. If
you would own all the supreme advant
ages of speed, power, acceleration,
plus endurance, for which the Super
Six motor accounts, you must choose
Hudson.
Weigh the facts.
What can any fine car give to com
pensate for lack of the Super-Six mot-lor?
"Putting a poor tube in a good
rasing is a little like setting a hen on
glasa egg. It den't get result."
A. J. Kausseau, Firestone represen
tative, wa commenting on the im
Hrtunc of proper selection of tubes
and their care and usage.
I Mr. Kausseau advise the use of
ovcrsiie tubes in regulation site cas
ings. "If the ear is equipped with
( smaller tires in front than in the
' rear, extra tubes should lie carried,"
'. he says. "The cross sections in Inner
tubes are made trifle smaller than
the normal air space of the casing.
; If larger than regulation tubes are
' used the rubber wrinkles or crease
with bad result.
' "Care and application of tube is
of about equal importance with their
' selection.
"Lubrication is very necessary to
the conservation of tube. Soap
stone is very commonly used for this
purpose and is effective if properly
applied. Many times it is used so
sparingly that it does little or no
good, while on the other hand it may
I be used excessively, causing a quanti-
. M. 1 ty to collect at one point in the case.
-J'- Overheating follow and the tule be
comes brittle and lifeless. Powder
ed mica has proved a mote desirable
j lubricant that soapstom. It i quite
g as effective a graphi:.' and more
pleasant to handle. J
3 , :: Proper valve equipment is of great I
23! help m seciring the best service out
g 1 of tub, a. and often prevent pinches.
j Mo-t companies have in the past, sup
sg ' pIKd tubes with special spreader for
23 clincher case and a different type, of
.traight sides.
ET5 "Great care should be taken to see
th.it the tube is proppcr'.y inserted in
g t ie casing uuj that it is allowed to .
S become pinch. d under the bead of the
13 case during application to the rim.
b5f Tul es also may .become pinched in
3 sac.i manner when a tire is ridden
sof:. The tendency then is for the
jp? beads to lift up at the toes because
5 of internal pressure and weight of the
3 car, thus permitting the tube to work
HrS undtr thebead. Tubes also may be
&3 pinched a the result of break or
3 bruise in casings. Pincning will not
seriously affect the service of a tube
3 as repairs invartalily cm be made in a
g satisfactory manner, but it causes an
23 noyance and generally can tc avoided.
15 "All straight side and quick detach
5 fcble clincher cases should be equipped
H with flaps and these flaps should be
g tf correct width, longth and construc
H I. on in order to protect the tube. It
51 Is not customnry to use flaps with rejr-F--J
ular clincher casings, not so nuch bc-
cause they arc tmnecea-ary as because
g of the difficulty in Using a flap and
S3 stretching the tire on the rim to it
H will fit properly."
Highway Garage, Inc.
Telephone 116 ' First and Baker Sts.
Unsurpassed Values
In Womcns Ready-to-Wcur
Never s the J. C. Penney lluylng Power mora effective than at
the present time. Come and set the wonderful value and garments
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Our exceptional assortment of garment, combined with our value,
will greatly please you. AM TIIKSK (JAKMKNTS AUK MARK
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WOMKN'S 81' ITS
Latest creation from New
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122 50. IJ7.50. f 31.10
to IH9.J0
WOMKN'S COATS
of Tolo Cloth, Velours, Serge,
Cashimers and Tweed. Surely
no nicer stock to select from'.
Absolutely Heat (Justify. Hut
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Priced IIH.75. f 19.00, $27.50
to $19.10
WOMKN'S S1I.K WAIST
You will havo to see our
waists to appreciate the value
we are offering
Crepe lie Chine $1 S to IJ.90
(ieorgetta Crepe IJ.90 lo 112.50
China Kilk S2.9H
WOMKN'S DRKSSKS
Wa am sure we can safely
say wa have the finest assort
ment of beautiful dresses ever
shown in Allwny. You will
agree with us when you sea
these dresses. Made of Serge,
Tricontine, Tricolette, Jersey,
Taffeta, Poplin and (ieorgetta
CreH and direct from the center
of fashion,
lly All Means He These Dresses
Priced 19.90. 114.73. 12 1.7 J
tu 160.00
WOMKN'S SKPAKATK DRKSS
SHIRTS
They are going to be very
good for spring. Our assort
ment ia very complete and
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Serge, Poplin, Tricolette, Jer
sey, (jueen Ann Satin, Heavy
Wash Satin, Taffetas and I lew
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Priced fl '.IO, $9.90 to f 19.90
'J Incorpct ited S i
r'r-V?' ! tiassV
"Now I the time to secure the wid
est selection of model and now it the
time to arrange for delivery.
"I'.IJO Model are established. The
public hns hid an opportunity to Judge
th. in in operation. There is no In
dication that prices will be lowered.
The demand for automobiles is steadi
ly Increasing and it bveumes especial
ly heavy from spring on.
di livery is mad more convenient fur
the purchaser.
"And there is plenty of Use to be
, enjoyed from automobiles during the
wmiy months. The time hat passed,
, tin n a car's utility ended with the
fine weather. Today, with all the
conveniences, on uses his car the yeir
aro mil.
"In fact it ia during severe weaihrr
g Nou Is Right j
Time to Buy I
pi . Cars, Says Dealer
Pj 1 "Now is the time to buy your auto-
mobile", says C. H. Murpny, local de il- I
S3 er in Chevrolet passenger and com
3 mercial cars.
"lly placing your ot4 r during the that car proves to lie of the gnat
winter months the uncertainty of the est convienience. Kspt-cially is this
-pring am' sjmmcr demand is avoid- true of the practical closed cars t!iat
rd. Manufacturers are en ibled to cal- hav become so"ppular for I II season
rulate the demand more drfinately ' use. That's Just what they're nude
atul to produce accordingly. Likewise for.
Good Used Gars
Kll(l) One ton Truck Excellent shaie. Just overhauled, re
painted. Klectric lights, storsga batter, a real bargain.
Don't fail to aee this one. Hurry,
CADILLAC Touring car A real bargain, new paint, tires
almost new, perfect mechanical coniljtion, absolutely
guaranteed.
HOIKiK Touring, new top, good tires, Just being overhauled,
a burgain for someone, ,
1917 CIIKYKOl.KT Touring New tires, excellent mechanical
condition. Car only run 3M0 .milce. A real buy.
Remember we tell you the truth about our uaed cars und
are very careful to overhaul every one we have. Then we
know what we are talking alxiut. Don't forget to see the ones
listed now.
Ralston Motor
Albany's First Display
of
Women's Spring of
1920
Footwear
in our Men's Show
Window
Sunday, Jan. 25th
The Foot Pitting Shop
Company 7ti. & i.yon st
sasiJrsHan
ROLFE THEATRE
TODAY AND SUNDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
IN
1
SOLD
COMEDY
SMASHING HARRIERS No. 11
ft
GLOBE
THEATRE
TODAY ONLY
JANE GREY
IN
HER FIGHTING CHANCE
POLLARD COMEDY.
PATHE
SUNDAY ONLY
Shirley Mason and E. Truex
IN
GOOD BYE BILL
COMED
FORD WEEKLY
MONDAY ONLY
Wallace Reid in
UP ROARING ROAD
GREAT GAMBLE No. 11 SCENIC
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