Medford mail tribune., June 30, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

aiEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORT), OREO ON", SATURDAY. .TUNE HO, 1917.
PAGE THREE
FREE AIR
For the convenience of it's
patrons and the general
public the
Valley Garage
Has installed the latest
type of tire filling station.
This is a high pressure
automatic station, it's free
USE IT
FADS AND FANCIES
S
Lard
Don't Overheat Your Battery
In summer, when you're not using your lights a
great deal and wheu the motor starts easily and
quickly be careful that you do not overfeed your
battery.
Overfeeding means overacatlng, and continued
overheating means the ruin of tlio Imttery.
When you're touring, or running your machine
a great deal, take the battery's temperature occa
sionally, and if it is getting up to 100 degrees and .
over burn all the light until it has cooled down.
Or if you haven't a thermometer, let us take
your battery's temperature.
Next time you're near, come In our battery ex
perts will be glad to explain overheating thoroughly.
Ask for tho Wlllard Booklet "Are You Overheat
ing Your Battery."
The Electric Shop
103 So. Central.' Phono 22-J.
Free inspection of any battery at any time
Instead of the usual -flower vase a
woman who loves flowers uses an in
verted peanut straw hat, trimmed
with red, white and blue striped rib
bon, which is filled with spring favor
ites.
Worsted trimmed parasols for mo
toring ubo are the lates and ever so
much prettier than one would believe.
Tho material used may be plain or
delicate colors. The worsted embroid
ery is done in plan black. If Arab
esque are chosen, or In the natural
colors, when fruit or flowers are used.
Sailor hat, with embroidery bands to
match, accompany the parasols.
-trmp"T!tts for two, four or six per
sons are taking the place of the more
elaborate outfits and big hampers.
Khaki rompers, with stitched hat
or sunbonnet to- match, sandals and
socks, is the-garb dcslgned-fbr-the 3-year-old
tourist's comfort;, An extra
coat for the ooqi-of fefivHinesoit
able for boy or girl, is a light woven
loose raglan,' unbolted.. The coat is
long enough to cover the knees and Is
selected in neutral coloring. '.
Canvas shoes, dyed to' match the
color of the outing suit and trimmed
with white kid, are very cool and
pleasant to wear and do not grow
shabby as quickly as the cloth-topped
shoos.
Navy blue veils, with groups of .red,
white and blue polka dots, have ap
peared for wear over navy blue or red
sailor hats, worn with the navy blue
capes lined with red. The capes are
trimmed with gold braid and make
quite a serious appeal to the woman
who affects army togs.
Instead of leather leggings or put
tees, the footless woollen, stockings
may be worn with the short sport
skirts. The stockings are'to be had
in all of the attractive Scotch plaids
and they are caught inside the upper
lacings of the shoes, and so' are hot
uncomfortably warm. ' ' .
BUY YOUR CAR
NOW WEEK
JULY 1-8
We received another car load of
the ever popular
For Appearance, Performance, Dependa
. bilitv and Economy Chalmers Cars'have
no Superior and Few Equals.
If you are thinking of buying a car better make
up your mind to own one of these Chalmers and
to buy do it during "Buy Your Car Now Week",
as they are going fast.
Price of Six-Thirty F. 0. B. Medford $1,375
A. W. iWALKER AUTO CO.
NOW WEEK," THAI
OF JULY 1 TO 8
When President Wilson wroto n
N'ew York business man "This Is not
only a time to allow any slowing up
of business, but is a time when every
sensible process of stimulation should
be used," the automobile and allied
industries decided that meant them,
too. .
They figured It out this way: Hero
you are, (an average read of automo
bile news in these columns. You have
the money to buy a car, either a now
one, or a partly used car. You really
want that car want It badly, for the
pleasure and health It will bring you
and your family, for its convenience!
or possible for business ubo as well.
You're weary of walking, or de
pending on friends for lifts. Or you
now own an older model (which, con
fidentially, has an enormous appetite
for gas, tires, oil and new parts)
and you want a bettor car as your po
sition demands. And a newer car.
you rightly figure, will cost much
less for upkeep.
The auto folks know about you
and know that you're hodllng back
without any logical reason. For you
know as well &s they that business tq
going to keep good, unless every one
does like you and just "holds back."
Sunday, July 1, to Sunday, July 8,
inclusive, has been set aside as "Buy
Your Car Now" week. The roads are
now in good shape almost every'
where. The belated summertime Is In
our midst and the call of all outdoors
Is very very Insistent. Four of the
best motoring months on the calem
dar. are ahead. . So "Buy Your Car
Now" week Is a very timely prelude
to the enjoyable months ahead of you,
(Buy your car now be happy In
those ploasures1 1t brings you and
content in the thought that you did
right by putting the cost of tho car
back into circulation, where It will dq
the country the grentest service.
Automobile Notes
C. E. Gates and A. W. Walkor wero
In Portland on business this week.
The Power Auto Company received
a carload of BuIcks during the week
and have sold all but one.
L. E. Aokley of the Anto Top fac
tory, has returned from Washington
and reopened his shop after a month's
absence.
Court Hall expects to make hU
first trip with the Med ford-Crater
Lake stage about July 10.
The Bernard Motor Company has
opened a branch offlco in Ashland,
where they will handle the famous
Dodge cars, G. II. C. trucks and Uni
ted States tires. They havo the Jack.
son and Josephine county agencies.
J. R. Rochon, the auto paintor, has
added a dust proof finishing room to
his equipment In the second story of
the Walker Auto Co. Mr. Rochon has
had had forty years experience In car
riage and auto painting and his work
always pleases and Is guaranteed.
NAVY NUMBERS NOW
NEARLY FULL STRENGTH
WASHINGTON, Juno 30. The
navy has almost doubled Its personnel
since war was declared and now needs
less than 25,000 men to bring It up
to the new . authorized strength of
150,000.
Navy officials, In announcing to
night that the total enlisted strength
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CAMDEN, N. J., June 30. Anoth
er monster fighting machine for the
navy took the water today from the
yards of the New York Shipbuilding
company when tho superdreadnaught
Idaho, sister ship to the Pennsylvania,
flagship of tho Atlantic floct, was suc
cessfully launched. Henrietta Aure
lia Simmons, granddaughter of Gov
ernor Alexander of Idaho, was spon
sor for the big ship and because of
war conditions, tho general public
was not admitted to tho ceremony
which was witnessed by a small group
of navy, congressional and company
officials.
The Idaho will carry a round dozen
14-inch 50-callber rifles and a crew
of more than 800 men. Geared tur
bine engines will furnish the 32,000
horsepower necessary to hurl hor 600
feet of length and 33,000 tons of hulk
thru tho water at a rate of nioro than
21 knots.
Because of changes In her hull nayy
designers declare It will bo Impossi
ble for a submarlno to sink her with
a single torpedo.
Y STILL SHY
FIFTYTHOUSAND MEN
WASHINGTON, Juno 30. Prcsl
dent Wilson's call for voluntocrs to
bring the regular army to lt,s full war
strength of 300,000 men by today
has not been realized. War depart
ment figures Indicate that there la
still a shortage of fifty thousand mon.
This (ilscrepani y probably will bo re
lieved by taking reservists from the
ranks of the new selective army.
With "recruiting week" at an end,
only nine states havo furnished the
complete quotas requested. LVovada.
tho first to fill hor quota, supplied
641 on an allotment of 162. Figures
for other states are: Idaho 737, quo
ta 650; Illinois 12,481, quota 11,276;
Indiana 7.-146, quota 5400; Michigan
6027, quota 1.620; Montana 1043,
quota 7'2; Oregon 22H0, quota 134 4;
Utah 129l,(quo 716; and Wyoming
456, quota i'JQ.
Riverside Garage
Expert Repairing
The best tire on the market
for the money. .
Also have a stock of those
Lone Arm Cantilever Shock
Absorbei-s going at $5.50.
' A second hand 1914 Wind
Shield for Ford car, good as
new.
F. R. ROBERTS
132 S. Riverside
Is 123,000, expressed gratification at
the returns from the recruiting cam
paign. On January 1 there were only
55,000 men In the navy and on April
6, the dax war was declared, the total
was 64,680.
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V-PLEX
Piston Rings
Take your car to any
garage and they will
tell you the merits of
this ring
V-Plex Ring Co.
Medford, Ore.
We Mnlte and Repair
AUTO TOPS
and Do All Kinds of
Auto Trimming
Dressing and dyeing old tops. AlsV
Furniture UpholBtertng and Mattress
Making. ;
W. H. BROWN.
142 North Front ,
J. R. Rochon
The
Automobile
Painter
Work Guaranteed
at Walker Auto Co.
AUTO TIRES SET
I make a specialty of auto tire set
ting and wheel repairing. Also all
kinds of blacksmlthlng and horse
shoeing. At the. old stand, SoufU
Rtvarolda. i..' .'."""-w i
Tom Merriman
THE PLACE
To get your repairing done. See
DAVIES 1 ' J
Pacific Highway Garage
Phone 59
29 South Bartlett
JULY FOURTH
Will be a big day, there will be
lots of cars out and they will need
' gas, oil, tires and numerous other items
to make them go.
We will be open all day and are
prepared to take care of you, all your
needs, we have one of the largest stock .
of tires in town, LEE and FIRESTONE,
" We have a service car at your corrul
mand and will take care of you.
CALL PHONE 21
POWER AUTO CO.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We announce the opening of a branch sales
room and service station of the
Bodge Brothers
a MOTOR, car '
And G M C Trucks
In the Shook Building on E. Main St. on July 1
BERNARD MOTOR CO.
MEDFORD, ORE.
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