Medford mail tribune., May 19, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFOTiT) MAIL TttTTUTNE, MTDFORT). 01?KC!OX, THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1021
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your instruction book
It says-.
Old oil should be drained from the crankcase at
regular intervals and replaced with fresh oil.
This statement is made because engine operation causes
road dust, carbon, fine metal particles and other impurities
to accumulate in the crankc"7 e:l. The eritty oil circulates
through th engine, impairing s perfermance, and ulti
mately leads to rapid depreciation and repairs.
These careful instructions from th manufacturer ar
often disregarded; cleaning the cranltcase it a job generally
disliked. v
To meet this need Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service
has been established by first-class garages and other
dealers co-operating with the Standard Oil Company.
' These garages and dealers use Calol Flushing Oil, the
scientific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other
impurities and does not impair the lubricating efficiency
of fresh oil used. The cleaned crankcase is refilled with the
proper grade,of Zerolene.
Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown
below, it means '.' Better operation and longer engine, ',
life." I
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
I California)
MODERN
CRANKCASE
CLEANING
SERVICE
CA10L FLUSHING OIL
"for better operation
davd bngpr engine tife
KM
America's Favorite
ZANE GREY ! There's a name that you folks
know and love. I've talked with a good many
of you about him you're just as anxious as I
am to get hold of his newest story. So here's
good news: We won't have to wait until it
comes out as a book; it starts next week in
7Ee COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
I wouldn't miss the next fifteen issues of this .
national farm weekly for many times their
cost; this story alone is worth double the price '
of a whole year's subscription. .
To h Lmst Mn is more than
a rattling -food tory Zane
Grey spent a lot of money
and months of study to make
it an accurate picture of one of
the most dramatic conflicts In
our history, the protracted
struggle between sheepmen and
cattlemen for the ranges of the
West. Against this stirring
background, full of breathless
' action and gigantic adventure,
he has painted one of the ten
derest and nost pleasing love
stories he has ever portrayed.
You won't want to miss a
word of it, so you had better
rush me your dollar for 52 big
issues of THK COUNTRY GEN
TLEMAN, including this great
story.
Weekly-Not Monthly-for $1.00 a Year
W.A.CRANE
P. 0. Box No. 935, Medford
r An authorized subscription rcpresentatlTe of
Tat Csnbry Geallcmia Tie Uditi' Hons Journal Tb. Saturday Ereaing Fait
52 iura-ll.M 12 baa-S2.M S2 mtm-UM
.., When Your Car Fails You
; ' You cannot expect to run your car day after day
without some time spent on it by experts in making
adjustments.
Often times there is only a loose part, which only
a trained mechanic can find, and if tightened in time
will save wear and breakage.
Our records show that eighty per cent of the car
repairs are due to neglect.
Drive in today and we will show you how a few
hours spent in repair and inspection work will save
davs of overhauling.
VALLEY GARAGE
IpcalBrieis
A number of bankers of Meilfurd
are planning to attend the ltith uniiunl
convention of the state bankers asso
ciation to be held ut Seaside on Juuu
3rd and 4tb.
Horseshoe tires and tubes are now
selling at 20 per cent less than two
weeks ago. Open Sunday. Exchange
Th e Co. 6u
When better automobiles are built,
MuW-k will build tbem. if'
ruder the heading "Lewis I'lrich
Gets iloy." the Jacksonville Cost pub
lishes the following: "The above nam
ed well known business man received
a unique parcel Friday in the shaiw of
li n eight year old boy, consigned to
him from a relative in Redmond, Calif.
The youngster. Willie Rusou, had been
staying wltb relatives and the tag
which was wired to his clothes was
the following message. "Please send
this boy to Lewis Ulrich at Jackson
ville. Ore., who will please phone to
David Huson on Applegate near Bun
combe, and oblige sender."
9G Nash Taxi, city and country trips.
"We Bpecializ on dollar ties." Don
Springer, 105 W. Main. If
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Law of Stevens
Point, Wis., and Chris Lainbk of
Seattle are guests at the Holland, as
aro also R. T. Cox, Chns. Arthur and
Colonel Robert A. Miller of Portland.
Better buy a Chandler than wish
you had. tf
Will trade land for sheep. Guy W.
Conner. 69
At the home of Mrs. Agnes Dutton
on West Tenth street yesterday fore
noon Chloe E. Kcssler and Oscar Fra
zlor, both of Medford, were united In
marriage by Justice of ' the Peace
Glenn O. Taylor.
The Groceteria will pay 22c for eggs.
''.;.', 61
For carpenter work phono Dixon,
03D-J-4. Back to pre-war prices. 07
The high school student bodies of,
Medford and Ashland will enjoy extra'
thrills of rivalry tomorrow and Satur
day afternoons, when the baseball
teams of those Institutions meet. The!
Frldny afternoon game will be played
In Ashland antl the Saturday afternoon
game In this city.
When calling a taxi try 90. Special
attention to country trips. DO
Mill run $1.56 per sack 80 lbs. doliv
cred to you. Monarch Seed Co.
J. P. Callings of Watkins and Guy
Mattoon of Prospect are among the
visitors In the city from nearby points.
9t Nash Taxi. - Ueebe and Marshall,
9G. . 55
The Farm Bureau Co-Operative Ex
change will. pay. ISc cash for eggs.
Cases back. tf
Oskar Huher, who bad the contract
for paving 21 miles over the Siski-
yous, seven miles on this side of the
summit and six miles on the other
side to the California line, nnd whoso
crews recently commenced work on
the last two and a half miles, will
finish It about July 1st and it is the
Intention to have a celebration on
July 4th on the line celebrating the
connecting of the two Btates with the
new Pacific Highway. Ashland Tid
ings. Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, camp beds and
tents. Phone 266-Y, Douglas, 137 N.
Central. 53
Call 62G-Y for quick service.' We
have just Installed a complete eloctrlc
Thor washer and wringer. We call
for if. and deliver. Have had many
years experience In laundry. 51
The University of Oregon is at this
time celebrating Junior Week Knrt.
All alumni and 'former students aro
urged to attend a dinner at the Hotel
Mtfdford Frldny at 6:30 p. m the
occasion being annual University day.
It. is hoped that a local V. of O. Alumni
association may be organized in the
near future. t ; .
Ties, collars, caps and suits. Don
Springer. 103 W. Main. ' tf
'"Dainty gifts for graduallon. Handi
craft SHop.: . -. ';v - , J i 61
'ThO'Klkii'Ipdge will-hold Its monthly
Initiation letmlon tnnljlit -aVwhich
number of candidates will be initiated
into the B. P. O. E. order. A large
attendance Is expected.
Try our merchant' limoh. The
Shasta.
Children's half soci.s on sale at 25c
per pair. Handicraft Shop. 61
"Like the city council of Medford
the Grants Pass city council has ord
ered all lot owners in the city limits
to at once cut the grass and weeds
growing In lots and along the side
walks. Weather conditions have caus
ed an extremely heavy growth that
will create a fire hazard later on.
Have Installed Simplex Electric
Ironer and Western Electric Washer.
Send me your laundry and get quick
service. Mrs. W. H. Oden, 330 West
Second Btreet. 60
Furniture fmwiert and repaired.
City Auto Paint Works. Phone 751-J.
tf
P. J. Burke of Spokane, John Lane
of Oakland, CallL, and J. K. Kelly of
Seattle are guests at the Nash.
Many Medford people enjoy the Sat
urday, night dances at the pavilion.
Gold Hill. Excellent music. Don't
miss next Saturday evening, May 21st.
61?
Two popular dances Jacksonville
Friday night, May 20th, and Eagle
Point Saturday night, May 21st. Ma
jestic orchestra. 52
Mr. and Mm. George Henselman and
son arrived In the city last Sunday
morning from San Francisco for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Occasional nuns is the prediction
utr r riutiy w-nn-i. i u lain j i
last nlglit unci early today uniouuteil
to .01 of nil inch.
MltS. NANCY WKSTCOTT. of
Syracuse, N. V., who de
:'liuftf Tunlnc In the sii-nlest nieili
ini ou rul'tli. K ir it liliill Iter lip
to where she In just brimful of iu'v
Ife mill energy.
1 ANNOUNCEMENT!
l va.. 'J'-'." :-
W. .- a,
"I jimt think Tun la r is the Rreatcst
medicjne on earth anil 1 rati never
praise It enough for what li'u l-ne
for me.
"Kor two yearn I was In a Iiiidly
nm-down condition. I had no .ipne
tlt. nnd after every meal I would ht
in awful illBtrt'HN from inrilKCHtiim and
hloatiiiK nerves were on edtf',
and 1 could never get a Rood iiIkIiI b
sleep. I felt tired and wurnoiu a:l
the thite, wus losing weight, and
many times I wus so weak 1 couldn't
look nfler my housework. 1 just Celt
miserable, r
"Tan lac helped one of my friends
so much that I Im-ruii taking ft and
it has certainly built me tip into
splendid health. My appetite is so
hip 1 can hardly get enough to eat
now, and I an never troubled a par
ticle with bloating or indigestion. My
nerves aro as steady as .clockwork,
and I steep like a child at night. I
have recovered my strength and am
Just brimful of new life and energy.
In fact, I feel better than 1 have in
years. My gratitude towards Tanlac
is unbounded."
The above statement was recently
made by Mrs. Nancy Wcstcolt, 121
Market St.. Syracuse, N. Y,
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All rafus Immediately removed ob
short notice. Weekly visit In roel
dence dlntrlcte. Dally buslnese die
trlut. , Phone !, ,.
U'HITWl-TlT ,IKNI1VJ
On and After June 1st Our Store
Will Adopt the New Gash System
of Merchandising
We are making this change in our business methods, being cer
tain that it is the best for our customers, as well as for our
selves. The growing popularity of cash and carry stores, the
alarming increase of our credit sales, the unsettled economic
conditions existing over the entire country and the opportu
nity of reducing our over-head expense, thereby enabling us
to sell our merchandise from 6 to 10 per cent lower than at
present. The name of the Palace Grocery will be changed to
the
WEST SIDE GROCETERIA
SAVE YOURSELF AND SAVE MONEY
We will continue to handle the best quality of groceries, and
in addition, we will specialize on Fresh Fruits and Fresh
Crisp Vegetables. Any temporary inconvenience this new '
system will bring to our custom srs having charge accounts, we
assure you will be well repaid by the saving of dollars it will
bring ycu. Don't fail to get ou : prices. West Side Groceteria
will be ready to serve the public abcut June 1.
PALACE GROCERY
132 W.Main
Moffat & Launspach
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SAI.K Six-hole wood or coul
range with coil. Inquire Paul's Klec
tric Store. 50
fOn SALE Bronze turkey egso at
reduced prices as long as on hand.
Mrs. I). V. I.ukc, phone 531I J-1. 53
SATURDAY ONLY!
GUARANTEED FOR TWENTY YEARS
This Large Size "LIFETIME" Aluminum Tea Kettle
Only One to a
Customer
2 . 79
Regular Retail
Value $5.00
This "LIFETIME" Aluminum
'Ja Kettle is made of pure hard,
lliick Aluminum a flat hinged
handle that is always cool.
A Brute for
Work
Built to Last
Guaranteed for
20 Years
A Favored Gift
for the June Bride
The manufnetnrer has nppor
lionnd these Kettles .as fairly as
possible among the stores, so that
all their patrons may have a fair
chance on Saturday, only.
REMEMBER:
It is the iiiiiiiiifaetnri'i'.s' desire to plaee "LIFETIME" Aluminum ware into every Oregon home that makes this extraordinary
side possible. s Kvery thrify housewife who reads this aniioiiiieement will want to own one of these remarkable values A large
size, well made shiny tea ketteP An efficient helper in her daily work for years and years to come. :
You may get one of these "LIFETIME" Tea Kettles at the extremely low price $2.70 Saturday at the following stores:
Crater Lake Hardware Co. N Weeks & Orr
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
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wSli "LIFETIME" J I 1 tf I
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