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MDFOKD MAIL TIUBUNM, MEDFORD. OKFCiOX, TCTSSDAY, DKCllBEH 21, 10,?
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MOTOR
PHD FOR ITSELF
ON POWELL'S PLAN
An clement wlilcli the pliospccllvo
motorist seldom tnkes Into account In
his estimates of tho bcnoMts which
his car will bring, Is tho inspiring In
fluence which the car brings to tho
health and strength of hlniHolf nnd
hln family,
Many a life linn heen prolonged by
a doctor's prescription that consisted
folcly of ono motor car, taken In reg
ular nnd frequent (loses. Moro oft
en than not, bo doctors say, tlio car's
advent marks tho loss of ninny a re
munerative patient who, given this
added Incentive- to regular, pleasant
outings in tho open hlr, lifts Ijcmi en
tirely cured of sorao real or Imagin
ary ailment.
Especially Is this benefit noted
among person's of advancing age, to
whom n dolly outing or two Hi tho
open old often proves n restorer and
nn agent of prolonged 11 to nnd good
health.
"Pny aH yon ride." Power of tho
Powell Auto Co., local Maxwell dis
tributors, Is fond of telling In this
connection of n enno that leccutly
camo under his own notice.
"I happen to know a business man"
Mr. Power says, "whose wages tiro
probably about $I2R or ft 50 a
month, lie Is middle-aged and lias
unbody dependent on lilin but his
wife, who wns for many jenrs mi In
valid. "Aftor trying nil sortH of treatment
to restore her to health, bo bought n
light, medium-priced automobile. Tho
car was of no uso In IiIh business, ex
cept as n means of trnuaportntlon to
nnd from work, but ho told mo tho
other day that It had already paid for
itsolf in both happiness and in cold
cash.
"Kvcry pleasant ovenlng this man
nnd his wife motored tho streets nnd
boulevards of their homo city. Kvory
holiday when weather has permitted,
they have enjoyed n short tour in tho
country. lie upends his annual vaca
tion in tho car and takes his wlfo
with him.
"Slnco ho hits had tho car ho has
not Incurred ono cent of doctor's hill.
Ills wifo is, Tor tho first thuu In years,
absolutely well nnd radiantly happy.
As for tho maintenance expense, lio
u'eclares'tlint It is easily eovered by
the reduction In carfare, theaters nnd
othor nmiiBomentH which tho enr has
displaced.
"Tho last tlmo I saw him, this man
told mo that, If his car couldn't ha re
placed, ho wouldn't sell It nt any
price. It had transformed tho whole
atmosphcro of his homo."
SERVICE OF MOTOR
CAR DIG PROBLEM
Tho greatest problom to car ownors
of tho west Is: Wlioro can I get n car
that will render mo normal sorvleo
under norninl wentern conditions, nnd
at tho unmo tlmo lm assured of Bor
neo from my local leader necessary
to makn my purchaso u satisfactory
ono
Practically all automobiles are
manufactured In tho mlddlo went
whoro rond conditions such nst wo
know arc unknown. Under the con
ditions existing hero, most any car
will measure up to manufacturers
tests, nnd give uniform service. The
western driver naturally meets somo
mlddlo western rond conditions, but
In mountain driving ho strikes the
long hard pulls that aro unknown In
the car manufacturing country.
With this (rindltlon In mind, tho
Studchnker Corporation produced a
car, light In weight, sufficiently
roomy, with excess power sufficient
to Insure normal service under the
most adverse rond conditions.
Tho four cylinder car, weighing
only 2GC0 pounds, Ifas a 40 h. p. mo
tor, tho Six of tho samo tpo actually
generates SO h. p. On a rcconl drive
from Portlnnd to Med ford It was not
found necessary to shift the gears of
the Six, but instead, nil hills wcro
easily negotiated In high gear. This
run not only conclusively proved that
the enr has sufficient power, but that
back of this power was sufficient
strength of construction to lnsurt
long nnd continued nervine under tho
nioHt trying conditions.
Ilcforo taking on tho Studebnker
line no mad n thorough Investigation
of practically every car on tho mar
ket, with n view to adding to our line
u car which wo could safely hack
up with a service guarantco never be
fore attempted In Mcdford. Ily n
Dealer's Sorvleo Ounranteo you can
Judge hln faith In his enr. Ily his
nullity to glvo the service promised
on can judgo your ulllmnto satisfac
tion, Wo have established n service
on Studebaker cars, which space for
bids axplultiliig In detail. Ordinarily
such service would bo very expensive
to us but we have enough faith in tho
Studebnker to feel that the service
piomlso will not he burdensome.
uiiu Mrs. William Lewis, Miss Mar
garet Foley, Al Ithotuii nnd William
Ynniz.
Mr. Crawford, Mrs. William Lewis'
brother, of Iilnlio, is puying tliem n
inil Uiiu winter.
All those K'ioitc(l on tile siclv lit
,n ro eoinnleseeiil.
The Dardanelles school in iio
KicHfliiifr nicely under (ho efficient
mnuugeinerit of Miss Foley. .Several
new pupils luive entered hcIiouI in the
Inst month.
Weutlier prophet's ferecast: Ruin
for the month ending December.
Despite the Imd wenthor ami
muddy roads, several uro uttending
the Gold Hill high school this eur.
Those attending school in (lolil Hill
from Knne'H ereck this year ure:
1'nulino Oisen, Otis Olson, Willintn
Foley, Velmn I'stu and Kenneth Da
idsoii nnd Margie Li-win.
Mrs. Noah Chandler, Mr. nnd Mrs.
C. Carey.
Mrs. A. .1. Ilensler of Fern valley
wns trading In Medford Saturday,
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. II. Hoycr of Fern
valley wero In Medford Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Stuncllff wero
among recent JCmas shoppers In Med
ford. Mr. and .Mrs. W. U. Anderson of,
Xorth Kilcn Were Medford vlsltbrs
Saturday.
EDEN PRECINCT
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I'AIMS, Dec. 21. -A Rome dispatch
to the IIiimih agency tinted December
'JO, wiy tho newspaper Kecolo lius
received from the Seres (Miicedoniu)
correspondent the follewing:
"Riibsopliile Bulgarian dccilcr
report that the discontent with the
German officers' nriogance Is nt
crensiug in the Ilulguniiii ami)'. Near
Htriimitwi a llulgutiaii soldier lucd
thiee cvolu! shots nt flenernl Tlico
ilortiff (Unitarian). He missed his
aim, hut killed the. gcneiul'H aid de
amp. The soldier was hanged."
KANES CREEK
Mr. nnd Mis. Al lloggis of tho
Iliaden retuntcd liome Suuila after
Hpendin several iIiik visiting with
relatives nnd t'rieiuls in Medford.
MessrH, Klmer lliginhothum, Thos.
N'onis and Mae Dougull of the Gold
Ridgo mine spent Katutda and Sun
day in the Huh,
Mr. Williams and wife ictumcd to
northern California after several
weeks' init witli lelalncs and friends
on Knne'H erccK.
Kuaes Creek liiismess umIiiix this
week were: Mr. and Mrs. Tnuey 01
ben, .James Lawrence, Daid Kruwii,
Mike Foley, Al Hoggis and wile, Mr,
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Henry of North
Talent wcro In Medford Sattinluj.
Many kindly remembrances for tho
sick In this precinct nro being made
ready to gladden their hearts on
Christmas.
Lnst Friday, Dee. 17, twentj
two of tho near neighbors gnthored
at the home of Miss Lulla Roberts
nnd gave her n surprise, tho occas
ion being her tweiity-thlid birthday.
To sny thoy worked a tomplclo sur
prlso Is putting It mildly, tinmen
and music filled tho hours until mid
night when dainty refreshments weru
served. All had an enjoyable ovon-lug.
Thoso from Phoenix who wcroi
trading In Medford Saturday wore!
Mrs. Wm. Carless, .Mr. Uorlno and
son, Cico. Uorlno, T.itu Kdwards, Chas. I
McClalu, Chns. Roberts. Geo. Klfers",
Mrs. D. Lenders.
Thoso from Talent, Mrs. Jniiics
Pollett, Mrs. F. C Reliuer, Mrs. .1. II.
Colomnn, Mrs. Win. Wells, Mr. audi
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Government expert, eneinecrs of Packard
and Ford companies, and other authori
ties, declare oil ftom asphalt-base crude
has createst efficiency. And it was on
efficiency that Zerolcne, the oil made from
California asphalt-baso petroleum, was
awarded highest competitive honors, San
Francisco and San Diego Expositions.
Standard Oil Company
(California)
Medford
ZEROLENE
ike Standard Oil for Motor Cars
The Ideal Gift Shop
WATERS'
Paint and Wall Paper Store
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
JONES Wants Your
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Xmas Business
Don't pass by those
Oranges and English Walnuts
Peanuts 12c lb.
Why do you want to pay fancyr
prices to fancy grocers?
GET OUT AND LOOK FOR
JONES
PHONE 235
225 W. MAIN
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FANCY CHINA ORANGES
This Week Only. size 1.10, 25 doz., size 126, 30 doz.
The Best Flour Groceries - Meats
in I ho city 1'or tho nionoy at $1.35 Plaoo your order with us for a Fancy
per sack. Christinas Turkey
? Warner, Wortman & Gore
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Wc have made no extravagant
claims for this car
IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
32 cars sold in this territory and not
one owner has paid a cent for repairs.
Ask any Dodge owner what hefthinks
of his car.
We carry a full line of parts in stock.
Compare the price of these parts with
any other car selling around this price.
The price of the car is
$Q Q A f. o. b.
O O U Medford
BERNARD MOTOR CO.
MEDFORD
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THREE LEADERS FOR 1916
No car-of equal quality uan ho sold for a price ar low as
tho (Jadillao price, unless it coiunmndti a nutrUot m In rye
as tho Cadillao. niaVket.
Intrinsic value, performance valuo, social value in all
three it is America's one incomparable motor ear.
10,000 Cadillae KightCiiiider Cars aro now in serv
ice, and there aro 19,000 Cadillac owners who prefer their
car tp any othor beeauso they are satisfied that thoy can
get moro'out of it, in every souse of the word, than thoy
can got out of tuy other oar.
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aLaK R E awH JaP4 Lvl B 11 laV TlAk ) 1MB aav lIB
THE NEW CHALMERS SIX-30
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$1160 f. o. b. Medford .
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The biggest valuo ovor offered to the motor-buying public.
lias TintLiu bearing throughout, multiple disc oluteh.
IS gallon gasoline tank, runs IS to 'JO miles per gnlluil.
Weighs 2ii(0 pounds.
Transmission is located whoro it belongs.
Clear shifting is surpusingly easy.
Has Chalmors Quality and Chalmers Service.
All these things should bo considered in buying a motor
car.
aariaBto rfalHaPPPWnitoWHIP aBHfJK, KRkMV
SAXON SIX $885
f. o. b, Medford
Roasons for buxiug a Saxon Motor Car:
1. JJoauty of design. l. Flexibility of the motor. '.).
1'orfcot lubrication. I. Koadability. '.j. lO.xoeptionally
economical to operate
.'It is a snappy, powerful ear of individuality, stylo and
character. Compare it with any car under a ihousand in
price.
Saxon Roadster at $-1-13.00 f. o. b. Medford. ! t will pav
you to investigate thoso cars.
Demonstrators will bo hero in a few diiys.
Perry L. Ashcraft, Jr.
Dealer
Phone 18
At Valley Garage
18 No. Holly
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