Medford mail tribune., March 05, 1917, Page 10, Image 10

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HOW TO GETCAR!N0VEL wager paid when Oregon won
For the Man Who Will Pay Just
a Little More
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AFTER IT HAS BEEN STORED
DURING THE WINTER
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Read What An Expert Has to Bay
Along This Line.
Jn'the .March Woiiihh'h Homo Oom
paiiion ('. II. f'laudy, the automobile
i'XH'it, tells how 10 B't a ear In run
niiiK order aficr It has been stored
nwny for tlip winter.
"A tar which has boon In storage
Hhouid be run slowly for the first 15
or IV) miles. Tilt eiiKlue has been
thoroughly lubricated during the win
tor. All tho oil ha drained away from
tho bearings, and It will run now al
most like a new iic-ce of machinery.
It should not be taxed In any way
until the oil has had n chance to reach
all tile working parts.
"The top and the leather of the
Heats, If In good condition need no at
tention. If, however, they show signs
of wear, a good leather dressing should
be applied with a brush overnight nnd
allowed to soak In. Sun, wind and air
withdraw from leather Its normal
amount amount of oil and if not re
placed the leather will become so
marred that seat covers will he abso
lutely necessary.
' "If seat covers have been on all
winter It Is hardly necessary to remove
them tor leather examination unless
they need cleaning.
"If tho car was properly put nwny
In the fall, It was put away with the
engino clean of carbon. If you de
cided to postpone that disagreeable job,
now la thp time to do it. Carbon which
lias Blood In the motor all winter is
npt to he extremely hard, and a nu
cleus for still further accretions. Take
the engine to a mechanic and have It
donned at once, rnther than subject It
to the Btrain of running with a con
stant knock, such as plenty of hard
carlion Invariably produces.
"With these few matters attended to
there is no reason why n car should
not come from winter storage to give
as good service in summer as if It hud
been constantly In use.'
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A ride through the streets of llollv.
wmd. I at., clad in pajamas, was what
the victory of the I niversitv of Ore
gon over I'cnnsvlvauia on tho football
field at I'asiuleiia. New 'lenrs dav.
cost two beauties of fiiuulom here re
cently. Miss .Mllilieil 1'rilehard and her
chum. Mish Maine ('onuoliv. were so
conuoeui inai llie uusKies 01 renusyi-
vania would defeat the Oregonians that
they wat'ereil u tour of Hollywood in
pajamas against a theater party witli
l.ep Moran, chief comedian of I'nl
versal City.
Moran, who is an enthusiastic
Chevrolet owner, staked a lot of real
I cash on the outcome of the game, back
ing Oregon. He even gave odds on va-
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New Excelsior Motorcycle.
Jackmuu & Luckeroth, agents for the
Kxcelslor motorcycles nre showing the
new ISMS innchluo at their shop, 10
South I-'lr street. It's nn up-to-date
motorcycle and they will be glad to
demonstrate It to you.
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nuns m-r,ifs iimis. i in- .tiijM'n I i in n-
ard and Connolly wi'te taken on for a
waacr of a different liind.
"OifRon Ima not a elianeo," declared
the film beauties. "Pennsylvania will
win with ease."
"Kair enough." said Moran, "I will
put you down in the little book; just
name the amount." .
"If Oregon wins," agreed the beau-
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in-n, v uint ituuiiKii me sireeiB
of Hollywood in broad daylight dressed
in i.ajamas, in your automobile, if you
will pivo us a box party and dinner if
(JreRon loses."
11 was agreed then that if the Penn
sylvania boys lost the film beauties
were to drive from ha Salle studios to
1'niversal City and return, dressed In
pajamas.
REPUBLIC PRODIUM
PROCESS TIRES
Prodi u ni Process Rubber Ih a rub
ber coniHHind and exclusively con
trolled by the Republic Rubber com
pany. Prod it mi process rubber is so tough
that even fresh crushed rock doesn't
cut nnd gush It. This toughness gives
it excessive strength. For proof of
its wonderful strength, tho Republic
Rubber company will send you a sam
ple strip almost as thin as a match'
stick, challenging anyone to try and
break it. So far, they have found but
very few people with sufficient
strength to break tiiese narrow strips.
Special compounding enables Pro
dlum process rubber to be worn down
us evenly and smoothly as a piece of
fine steel. Due to its wearing down in
such an even manner. Its weatherproof
features protect the fabric of attire
from moisture, thus eliminating decay
ing of fabric which results in blow
outs. This wonderful compound with its
scientifically constructed staggard
anti-skid tread, greatly reduces heat
and friction. The Republic staggard
tread Is the original effective non
skid tiro as the patent dates (sent
ir-22-190y) so conclusively testify.
Young & Hall, the local distributors
of Republic tires, will be glad to have
you call at their plaeo or business and
examine these remarkable tires.
BIG DEMAND! FOR
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The V-Plex ling, manufactured in
Medford by the V-I'lex King Co.. re
ports wonderful increase in their sales,
although they have no salesman out on
the load and do very little advertis
ing, except locally. There is, pos
sibly, not a better ring on the market
for nutos. One of their favorite slo
gans is, "The ring that puts the kick
in the motor."
The rings are being shipped all over
tho Vailed States, and the company
received a flattering offer for the pat
ent. Medford is proud of this factory.
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Pennsylvania
p i ires
acuuin vrii
Guaranteed 6000 Miles
30x3 - - $14.00
30x35 - - - 18.45
32x35 - - - 20.15
32x4 - - - 28.40
33x4 - - - 30.45
34x4 ... 32.45
35x41 - - - 43.25
36x45 - - - 45.40
37x5 - - - 55.05
Employees of the California-Oregon Power
Co. who must ? have tires that will stand
hardest usage use Pennsylvanias. Ask them
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I have located in Medford, have leased the building formerly occupied by Ahrens & Co.
corner Main & Holly streets, and will open for business about March 5.
I WILL HANDLE THE FAMOUS
- "The Car of the Golden Chassis'
The Six-Cylinder Car Still
Remains a 7-Passenger
50-Horse Power Car
F. O. B.
MEDFORD
$1310
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The Four-Cylinder Car Still
Remains a 7-Passenger
40-Horse Power Car
f. o. B.
MEDFORD
$1050
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