PACE TWO
fEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREOON", SrDAT. APRIL 29. ifGS.
NEW ALLOY STEEL
IS DEVELOPED BY
STUDEBAKER CO.
On of th mt in.p'.tant fa
I6fi cent rttu ting :o tr.t- ntriiir:h
anl d-r-riilahili:y oj the notrn
autcrnob.Ie- Is in amazir ff pro-er-n
mad in th Of-vHoprm-r.t -f
nw t-U ar-i .ulio-ys. To
ar hi'-s- rniir;.m i.T.tih, lur J
-ar, anl urM wrifrfct, i.i-taiiu.'-jts
of ttt iiuioraobi!- .ndJrtry (
have rrMtH m-iny r-iitl it--l
all'-fi ii m-t th irif.c r-'jir- ,
mc-nur il-rr.ar!el t-y trfvan -'J r
Eini-r(r.je ani Jir-;jf n. J
An ini-r-iftir:jf mnnf of thl .
r"'-ia!iztion in !ti-N 1 uttoidf-'
hy discovrir mari'i ty n.fctailur- :
Ifirft of th StUfl,h-kr 'orpora- ;
lion, which ha vfup-& nickel
molytxienura KteH. i-aiti to b one
of the mot iirj iorutr.i ail' u'-d
in motor car ronMruiiin.
For vr;l fur htU'U-Nak-r 1
Eia.ilurfr.-ts h..l -xr'-r.iT.'-rUt--il '
uiih vailou all'.y- Tr.fir
tarch in'Jiratwl that hronlum, 1
nickel, and rr.oi num of f-i j i
Ihf grattvft io:Mllli'-H. i'hnni-i
urn i harder and wit I wfTh -n-m-l
irernrutotu cru.-h.nir I'sad. Si (
Kivtm lnh(Tfnt fitr-nrth Jind toujfh-
lif-Mi. and ix mu'rt u--'l in (tar
ht-cauM of th"- fifiU;illti-Ji and Us
crat resistance to war. Molyb- ,
(Jf-num. perhaps the mns-t Jmpor- '
lant allow element, giv-s fr.'-rU'
toufthneK and di.rf'.r ity. )
Chrome molybdenum ite-I hud
already h-en d-v!o"l, and was
widely UH-d ax a lighter and Mr on-
Kr alloy, litit it wan d:ffuult to 1
tombine with thl .Hoy th rr jl-
ite element that Would In r;ie j
iUt harUne nut f icintly to rn-t '
the lil'-al nought hy h'rud-bakr'H i
metallurglM. They found it po
aible to raw -hard ii chrome mo
lybdenum, but the renult kui not
entirely satisfactory.
Means were finally deviled to
effect a combination of nfiki-1 and
molybdenum Into an entirely new
alloy, exceptionally tough and
hard when rait-hardnwl, arid
unlfor inln phyJal propertlex.
Thitf alloy in now widely utw-d for
certain gears and nhaftjt which re
quire a very hard wurfaee and a
tBi is for Beauty and Buick
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Get After the Weeds Early
Nancy Carrolt who plavi Rosemary in Paramount' Ablei Iriih Rote,"
aet her new Btiick sport coupe as a drminje room, putting on the last
touches of makeup with the aid of the rear visioa mirror oa the spare w heel.
IHE COLORAGE
OF THE KITCHEN
tough core.
NOTED FLYER ON
0. S. IE STAFF
il'.y Mildred K Linr'ner, ijie
r Home fJ-.-UUf 'Jl iV-pt , r!.i--
ilii'-tt-r I'riint o
Th- American kitfh'n h;i pa?--cd
through t.'.o ia'ji of iiiT'r:or
decoration, and 1 J t-1 entering on
a third. In th- first w all
had tr-ry thing in our kit' hen ;i
dai k. ".enIbl-' color that "wouid
n't Hhow th" gr'-ate and dirt." The
dark it-nsibl colors even -xtend-d
to our own garb In the kitchen
Then curne the age of imitation.
.'atura, when the houwife re
volted from the gloomy, dirty
kitchen. he went to the other ex
treme. Kverythlng received a cov
Ting of white paint, and Mm.
HoUHcwife donned a white uni
form.. Kverythir.g had to be kept
clean.
The white-painted kitchen was
not only prettier and more sani
tary, but It was unbelievably light
er and more cheery-
And we are now catering upon
the third Mage of kitchen decora
tion, color. And by color we mean
the brilliant and decorative huea
which for no long have been a
joy to every housewife, but which
until recently, whe hua never
thought of Introducing in hr
' home
"oi"r in h'-r- and a housewife
on' - he iii wurkH in a ''colorful
k:rh-n" :'A have r.o other.
To inf- t th.? demand for color,
f.-anufa' t irery of kitchen appli-ar--
and utensil have introduced
color: .j Hi Kr-t-n. 'hine.e red.
roal lilij' and orange into their
product. Just a white pore-lain
replaced iion for the kitchen stove
Fa art- thete vul'ivn replacing white
in. the modern t'ange. I'abinetM and
rfiigerat'; aie to be had in
tlie-e colon, while colored h.Lnd!-
n pniJng knives, forku and cook
ing spoon and cooking dish
complete the color wheme.
To the average hounewlfe thene
colorful atticleti are powible and
with thin added advantage: i nut fad
of a 'hinehe red aa interpreted by
the various manufacturer, nhe
Uheii the identical color on the
various piece. A can of brush
lacquer, a bruh. and the transfur
rnation can begin.
Kven though you cannot have a
stove of royal blue, the handle of
the oven door painted that color
will give you the desired effect.
Then do the wooden handles of
your paring knives and cooking
spoon. i;e It for your canister
et, table, chain and stool.
Iacquer, the new paint product, '
In largely renponlble for the I
present-day uw of color in the i
home. Any of the article men- '
tioned can Im given a coat of bruh '
lacquer and be ready for ue In j
about half an hour. I
fultivatufn of ih- ardfn rar
start to etv-Ment advantage before
the oil U fit for digging. It ought
, to Mart wh-n th firai dandelion
fhowK its yellow head. Ktab it be
fore it has a chance to eed. A
clean xw-eep of the perennial weed5
may be made early In the pring,
rooting cut dandelion and plan
tains, digging out graiae that
have fourid a foothold the previous
year without being detected and
by getting rid of thei we4s big
start on eusing the garden work of
the year Is accomplished.
With the firt warm days of
spring the weed seeds which are
very hardy begin to show sign of
hf. Vl'ed will appear In myri
ads. Take a hoe or band weeder
and Mart on them as oon as th-y
show. Asparuirus patches are too
often allowed to be weed nurferie.
the weed concealing themselves in
' midsummer after the asparagus
h;ui been allowed to grow- up and
becoming a nurse,- from which
wed -eed Is dli-sniinated. jt is
customary and an excellent plan
to give the asparagus an mutch of
stable manure whenever possible
and stable manure invariably
brings a frenh crop' of weds. Clean
culture of the asparagus bed from ;
the start will do away with a big
weed supply.
I-ook for dandelions and plan
tains in the lawn and in the gar- '
den patch and cut them out. There
are excellent hand weeder espe
cially made to uproot these intru
der with little damage to the sod.
Crass 1 the easient of weeds to get 1
rid of whep it is in the seedling f
stage. Nothing gives more trouble '
once the roots have taken hold. I
Keep after any signs of grass in j
the garden. Mark the vegetable
rows plainly and hoe between !
ftiem lightly before the seeds ger- !
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AS THtY
minate.. Thia In the time when
weeds get a start as the average
gardener is afraid to hoe for fear
he will dig up hi vegetables. Mark
the row plainly and the weed crop
between them can be suppressed
without difficulty.
A gentle stirring of the soil with
a garden rake u an excellent
mean of cultivation and will pre
vent ihe fimt growth of weeds
from becoming established. There
uro several style of hoe armed
with tines at the back of the cut
ting blade for the purpose of stir
ring the noil. They are admirable
garden tools.
flaMfied advertising get results.
A total of 7,170 pen-.ons were,
killed by automobile during the
52 week period ending March 24.
In the 77 largest citie of the Unit
ed Hiates, according to figured
compiled by the American Motor
ists' association. Thl was an in
crease of three per cent over the
number killed by automobile dur
ing the year ending March i'6,
lil'7. The uveruge death rate the
past year was 22.3 per JOu.000
population.
I What i believeJ to be the.
i world's slowest automobile speed
I limit has been discovered in
France In the little town of Monte- j
jllmar, according to the American j
Motorists' association. The regu
lation provide that the maximum
speed limit for automobiles is
seven mile nn hour. The town is
situated on a main highway be
tween J'urls and the French Ri-viern.
Clarence D. Chambcrlin, Irans-
Atlnntlc flyer and noted thruout
the world an one of the most skill
ful of the air men, has been re
tained by the United Htatt s Kubber
company as a consultant In the de
, Vglopmept.of uirplano tirus.
The company ha embarked on
an airplane tire program which
has fur it object the development
of alrplune tires constructed on
the most scientific lines nnd an
active sales effort to place them In
a conspicuous position on thu
market.
Joseph A. Kauchor, another well
known flyer, ha been appointed
manager airplane tire sales.
Mr. (.'humliorlln's first active
work will be the use of I'. H. air
plane. tires on the long tour about
the United Hiulo he Ih now mak
ing. Thl tour will take Mm to
ftvery Htato In the union, lie will
devote a considerable pnrt of his
tims to acquiring tire data, and
wilt keep in close touch at all
times with the tire development
department.
I
Thure are 1154 nnlurnl Riwullnr
pluntfl In the United Htat0. having
a dully cuimntty of X.IMX.OIIU kiiI
lonii. ut which 80 pii- cunt of tin
total produrl In unfit hy the mo.
tnriHIH of the country, uccorillnir to
tlKurn or the A rlcan .MntnrlHlH'
onnoclatlon. (iiixollni' i'finnmitlnn
In thn IJnlli'd Hlatm lint ynur hy
the tnotorlHtH lolnli d I I MiMiOm,
000 iiallmiii, or ill I gallon iu-r
vehli-U.
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f'hiHilflcd nitvt-rtiHlni: ki"m fiili.
Don't Envy a Pretty
Woman, But Be One
mm
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''dnendonPENNZ01U 'X
Woman; the finest work of the
Creator yet how often it she
robbed of her natural attmctions
and good looks by ill health.
If vou are nervous, have back
ache, headache.
DR. PIERCES
FAVORITE
PRESCRIPTION
Hhat you need. Don't fail to try
it for it will tone up the aystcm
and drive away the blue.
All Dealer! Have if
In fluid or tablet form.
USED OIL
TELLS THE TRUTH
&
it
Tin roar cf t dnuW. mm iW J (W tM
tmi of tkr intLtM SaS kmk kwm nm
Sntrt Xfr4mrf ml. itw MO atatr. It (tun.
vttti ktt hxtixaa. (Jrri M) tfcMt l.M
hii bt J It mi ut w!t ,mU
vS'
It's extra safe
for Ybur Carl
Every secood counts when the fire gong dangs.
Deby may mean dtsifter-the loss of life and
property! Sudden Sans tod record runs demand Safe
Lubrication,
In my crisis, Pennzoii'S Supreme Pennsylvania
Quality never tails. Here's what the cbamfhn firemen
of the Pacific Coaft say:
"Experiments with every oil on the
market have proved that none equals
PENNZOIL for fire apparatus. W't
use it for every engine, every bearing."
This from the Fresno (Calif.) Fire Department!
three times winner and now permanent bolder of
the famous Thomas I nee Trophy for all-around ef
ficiency and reduction of fire losses. ,
A fire truck needs Pennzoh'S extra margin of
safety amtmtij. That same reserve Strength in your
car means greater power, economy and satisfaction
in everyday driving; Safe lubrication in any emer
gency. Never take chances on trditatj oiLy
Lett fir tie PENNZOIL Sign
aim usiaalM iht Wsjl -
35c
A QUART
SUPREME
PENNSYLVANIA
QUALITY
SAFE
LUBRICATION
BEEBE &. KINL7LE
Pi,MiiMf frr IforV tnJ I'iiailr
MliDH1RD.Of.rv.
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v Truck No. 65
Last week we put another set of GOODRICH SILVERTOWN
HEAVY DUTY Tires on one of the busses of the Oregon Stages
fleet. - r
It was the sixty-fifth set of GOODRICH SILVERTOWNS that
we have put on this company's busses.
In the last fifteen months we have mounted two hundred and
sixty GOODRICH Tires for them, and all but three of them are
still rolling. v
They (and we) will give you the same kind of service.
Lewis Super Service Station
Distributors Phone 1300
Sunrise Super Service Station Skinner's Garage
Sub Dealers
XTT
Goodrich
SlLVEKTOWNS
Goodrich
r
j Water Cured
30x31 CZ.T 32x4 I
RfjJularSnt S.S.0versi2 I
Guaranteed Guaranteed I
8.000 rotlevl 8.000 m les B
New Customer-
Wear-well Cords
Guaranteed 8,000 Miles
Our low Prices on these full stand
ard weight tires with thick, tough,
road-gripping treads, offer tremen
dous savings to car owners of the
West. Allowance for old tires, too!
Site Out'.Um Prk-e
30x3 CI. Reg. Size
30x3H CI. Reg. Size
30x3 CI. Oversize
30x3H S. S. Oversize ,
31x4 S.S. Oversize
32x4 S. S. Oversize ,
33x4 S. S. Oversize
34x4 S. S. Oversize ,
32x4-5 S. S. Oversize
33x4H S. S. Oversize ,
5.37
. 5.6S
6.1
. 7.46
9.12
. 9.40
10.12
. 11.70
15.2S
. 15.90
30X3ia T 3Z x 4 - I
Regular S.ie S S.Ovtsize I
Guaranteed Guaranteed I
lOOOO miles UjOOOuuIcs I
Western Giant Cords
Quaranteed 1 2,000 Miles
IRcf. Siz 10.000 Milt,)
Massive, extra heavy duty super cord
tites st the lowest pricctever... Suc
tion tread gives greater traction and
iilcrr , . , era rubber gives longer
wear . . . and our rrade-in allowance
offers extra savings.
Site Our Lew Prict
30xiH Resj. Size CI. . $ 6.60
30x3 1 i Extra Oversize CI. 7.17
30x3 1 $ S. S. Oversize . . 8.31
31x4 S.S.Ovenize 6-pfj 11.83
32x4 S.S.Oversize 6-pij 12..10
33x4 S.S. Oversize Of(j 13.06
32x44 S.S.Oversize 6 ptj 17.05
33x4'i S.S.Oversize c-fij 17.62
34x44 S.S.Oversize 6-f! 18.76
33x5 S.S.Oversize H-pii 24.18
35x5 S.S.Oversize S-pb 24.56
Last Day Saturday, May 5th
TUST a few more days of these worth-while savings on lone-
J wearing Western Auto" tires. Just a few more days to pre
pare ror opnng rnps witn tires that are guaranteed by the
World's largest retailers of Tires and Auto Supplies.. .backed
by our "150 Store Service" and by our policy... The customer
is always right ...I
Already, thit Great Sale has brought us many new friends. ..Urge numbers
of our customers too, have come to our conveniently located stores ro grasp
these greater values. Wait no longer ...Go at once to your nearest "Western
Auto store and save on new, fresh stock of
"Western Auto" tires . . . and, don't forget . . .
1 KADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES
They will help pay for new, guaranteed Wear-
wells or Western Giants ... at any
"Western Auto" store, and make
your savings even greater.
V
Tires Mounted
FREE!
Wear-well BaEoonl
31X5.25
29 X4.4Q
Full ad I loon
Guaranteed
aooo miles
6g
Full Balloon
Guaranteed
8000 miles I
Wear-well Balloons
Quaranteed 8,000 Miles
Extraordinary savings are offered in
thesefull balloons with broad, ribbed
nonkid treads. Look at these low
prices. ..and remember our trade-in
allowance on your old tires 1
Sire
29x4-40 Balloon
30x4.50 Balloon
29x4.95 Balloon
30x4-95 Balloon
30x5.25 B.illoon
31x5.25 Balloon
30x5.77 Balloon
33x6.00 Balloon
Our Low Price
. $ 6.62
. 7.57
. 9.64
. 9.74
. 10.40
. 11.26
12.30
. 14.15
$4-42 sg-56
SB
These 4-ply tirea
are full standard
size and weight...
new, fresh stock,
well made and ful
ly guaranteed.
WateoTlrei ire crpc-
cullr recommeoard
tor the mororuc who
does nor require tir.
fot wrr Hird tenhpe.
.ndwhovranuromak.
minimum investment
...GUARANTEED'
AGAINST DEFECTS
for SOOQ miles.
Western Giant Balloons
Quaranteed 12,000 Miles
Extra heavy throughout. ..built to
give extra mileage under the most
exacting service. At our low prices
they otfer unequalled tire economy.
. . . Trade-in allowance makes these
prices even lower.
Sire
29x4.40 Balloon
3Ox4.50 Balloon
29x4.95 Balloon
30x4.95 Balloon
31x4.95 Balloon
30x5.25 Balloon
31x5.25 Balloon
30x5.77 Balloon
32x6.00 Balloon
33x6.00 Balloon
32x6.20 Balloon
Our Low Price
. 7.95
. 9.40
. 11.83
. 12.30
. 13.06
. 13.58
. 14.20
16.51
20.38
20.86
20.81
6.pl,
6Jy
o-rJ
'TO" jj
:s you D
r.nec- II
I" SU Prica sha nx luted.
31X5 25 I
Full balloon. I
Guaranteed I
1 II CXI miles
29 X 4.40
Full Balloon
Guaranteed.
110OO miles
WESTERN AUTO'
SERVICE
A feature that sates
money. ..Service connec
tions are maintained in
all cities where we have
stores, so rhst goods
purchiMd from ui mar b
properlf and protnrtlT In
stalled at a vtn low rial tale
to oaanr tnatancea rn .
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-More than 150 Stores in the West-
WfesteritAnto
supply Co.
Main & Riverside
SWBW (MS
The Wortd'$ Xarf
est tela tiers of Auto
Supplies,., Serving
the motorist since
1 909 . Complete
lines of guaranteed
Accessories, Tires,
Camp QfcoaA
Radio.
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