Medford mail tribune., August 12, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

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JfEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, METffORD. OREGON. STTSPAT. 'XFOrST 12.
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JAPAN THILflf
! a! approach fr ;
mi-wan
A Champion Meets the President
Pickwick To Use SupS&LgJJ&Gea Ctie&t Ruv
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T K YO ,J,Y'rn fin ions for
' thf hTilUttm'tj Wurt rnarriape of
j Prinff Chichibu nnd SMVtife
Matudaira, Japan firsi ro.il ro- t
mancp aid mwl si art Tin brali J
tvith ancient trndiiion, hnvo ).'n
iuickriil to ft fpvfrirh pur y
j off I finis of-i he impriHl tiouskitld
i )rinr- t'htrhibu is a brother of
,' (he emperor and heir-apparent in
ih- Japanese throne. Miss Mats
J daira 1 the daughter of tin? j..... -,
ne ambassador to Woshlnpton ;
land a graduate of the PrlendK'
Uchoo), u Quaker instiiutkn in;
Wahinffton. They u ill le married
' in October. i
FLIVVER
SAM
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Iiooho
1'edeHtriunH wb'o do not c
to run uio bound to g'-t bumped.
Corn-borer, Moll. weevil, n n d
SfMi-d-bug should all be eliminat
ed. fa was In a frenzy of feeling,
lie paced to and fro the length of
the room.
"Why what'K the matter. Pa?"
ipierled MA anxiouxly.
"Matter?" yelled Pa. "Matter
enough. That m noof cout s has
disgraced Um again. First he gets
pinched for upending, then he was
Jailed for hootlegging and now
"What?" prompted Ma, as Pu
broke off.
"Why," fumed Ja, "he's going
to yodel In the choir of the church
we go to on Sundays!"
Owe ten dollars and you are a
d ad-beat. Owe a hundred thou
sand and you're n financier.
And then another Scotch story:
The man who mail a his children
learn to walk on their hands In
order to save shoe-leather.
A town Is definitely out of the
hick class If it 110 longer Is proud
of u traffic jam.
A Scotchman named Macintosh
had an argument over his tuxi
fare. The driver talked harshly,
and Insulted the Scot.
"In you know who I nm?" he
said proudly-"! am n Mncf ntoh."
iJrlvev; ,-l don't care If you're ft
brand new umbrella, I'll have my
fnre."
Maxic "Ih your boy friend a one
arm driver?"
Mamie Not him. He takes H
taxi and uses both arms."
"Coming home the other night
"at three o'clock, our headlights
burned out on tin."
"How did you get home without
bring Arrested '!"
"We Juol drove futl cpenl and all
the cops thought we' were bootleg
gers."
Home pedestrians walk as If the)
owned the street and some motor
Ista drive ItfrtC they 'iwned the car
lie was extricated from the ruins
of bin automobile and carried to
the nearest doctor's office.
"I can tin nothing tr htm," said
the doctor. "I am a veterinary
Mirgenn."
"You're (hi right man, doc,"
spoke tip the Oictim. "I ni a
Jackass to think I ran run that
'inachlnu."
"Say, do you know nri easy way
In find the horsepower of a car?"
"No. Ifftw?"
"Just lift up the, hood and count
the plug." 0
CmtrrrHatlon In Parked Var
lie: "
She:
An optimist Ih a tourist who
starts out with poor brnkes. no
a pa re, a knock in the e&lno and
....
I who wirK iTiM mill nlit'Jid f'Ji1 i -Jjit th
fSl l ' Vlltlnilh. jI,n '
. I Him -ntnil lie I'iu kiinl salrs-; li-Oit fo.'
SIim enteitil lit' l';ikiird sal
room: "I would like to look at your
new tiHMbds.' she :ild to the n.ilcn
inan on Die floor.
Mab'Kiiian: or hi.?'
She: "(Ul, J didn't expert to buy I
more than one."
The Traffic I'oliceman Why
didn't you put out your hand when
you turned the corner?
lretty Utile Motorist Well, you
see, It's this way. I've just been
out. with Jack, and bo kjivc mo (he
most t h rill Ing din inond ring Isn't
It a beauty? and I knew only too
I well that If I put out my hand Die
headlights of the cur behind would
I shine on the diamond and dar.le
the driver, and then absolutely
! anyt hlng might happen, mightn't
it?
Judge ftullty or not guilty?
Fair Motorist What else have
you ?
It nick's thousands of women
admirers will, find the Silver Annl
1 versa ry Mub k a car over which to
exclaim in wonder and delight. Not
only In its captivating style. I.ut In
lis remarkable ease of handling
and Its generous provision for the1
comfort of driver and passengers,
the new Hit ik Is without a peer
j nnywhci e.
The numerous refinements made
In the driving compartment of the;
1 1 -H Ttulck an- now supplemented
. by additional changes, every one
tof wlib h will appeal to women as'
'well as to men. For example, the
'car is now fully adaptable to the
requirements of nny Individual.'
Its adjustable steering col urn. In
troduced last year, is retained, and
the front seat In every closed
model is now adjustable also. It
may be shifted S1., Inches, to ae- '
commoibiie a driver of nnv stature. ;
'This adjustment Is accomplished
wlih one band, by means of a
small hand knob loi itted Just be
low the front edge of the seal
cushion, find can he made without
dlsiitibirm either driver or pa sue n
Rer.
A notlier refinement- over which
owners will be enthusiastic is the;
eb i trte windshield iper wish tan- ;
item blades, standard equipment on
all closed models. This type of ;
wiper no! only matuinitis an even
speed rt'Ki dteis of ihe inKine
Speed. I. ill (lean Hie entire bid
shield, in front of the paxe!tKcr as'
well as Ihe driver.
Still another driving conipart- 1
ment Improveniey is the new
Huick Instrument 1 panel, with its :
new gioupiuK of io-ti yjnents. The
panel Is pi,, ,d, , u ir?i two-wav ,
llliltiuu.lhoii. and acromniod.ite
he ll.tKle Milometer, -dlreetly
lb fiont of Die di iver. -ihe oil
gunne, water lemp.-talnie gaue,
miw new hydrostatic gasoline ;
gauge, the most aceuiate itistru-1
ment of its stirt obtainable
The gearshift lever inMie m-w
ItUllk U Of RI.H.-fnl deslKl,. ;,,(
curves b.,. k toward (be d, 1 w,
In the fl? Hub k. there Is no P.nO
tro? for wt h the ilrlicr mum
reach? 'river accusing, d o sp9n,
iiMich time on tliOroairwIII nppr-
O
new, accelerator pedal
est, which are so 1 n
potmft tiioveniffit of the
I wlilb driving, without
affcrtlng the speed of the car. The
new front compartment ventilators
- small doors In the cowl Just for-1
ward of the fi-unt doors, ami on a I
I with I he feet . also appeal.
They are operated easily by a
slight JoesKUre of the foot.
Jluick is Introducing something
new In the way of theft. resisting
door handles. In the Hilver Anni
versary line. While a would-be
llilef may force the handle with a
wrench or piece of pipe, it wilt give ;
without allowing aeeess to the car.
and (he owner may .m : ill unlock the'
donr with his key.
r PURE MILK
IS THE PERFECT
FOOD and Seal-Kaps
guard its purity until you
drink it
Milk is your cheapest and most complete food. It carries the
necessary protein to build muscle. It contains all of the five
vitamins, those strange substances that help children grow,
that create energy and increase resistance to disease.
Yet milk is the most easily spoiled of all foods. It must be
protected in spotless dairies and bottling rooms. It must be
guarded until the very moment you drink it. For this retsoa,
we have adopted Scal-Kups for our bottles.
Scul-Knps completely cover the mouth of the milk-bottle.
They protect it from contuniinutiou by flics, cuts, dogs or
gcrm-lndcn fingers. Thuy are the most convenient milk,
bote lo cover. N prying with picks or knives. No splashing
of milk on your clothes. Scal-Kups cut) be tuken off by a
twist of the hand, And they muke a handy bottle cover
aftcrwurds.
We arc the only deulers in town tliut offer this sufe and con
venient bottle tor to protect your milk supply. Telephone
ior your first bottle tomorrow morning.
Snider Dairy & Produce Co.
"If WsSnidcr's It's the Best to Buy"
Palatial ttagei will be used by the
Pickwick Stage System on Pacific
Coast routes. Top Diagram show
ing the accommodations of the new
stages with lounging ;oomt, sleep
Ing facilities and kit-hen equip
ment Center left Traveling com
partrrent in new Pickwick stage.
denier nyni oiceping quarters.
Bottom As the new giant stages
appear on the hignway.
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A three Mory building With -ni-
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proximately 7S.00 M,uare ,ft of ,
floor space is now being erected in
Los Angelen nt 5L'2 San Jose Ave.,
by the risk Tire company, as the i
Houthern California lnadiuarterw '
for this large producer of auto- l lsponnt MatHtidaira, Plder broilier
mobile, truck, bus and other types !nf tn diplomat, in order that her
of pneumatic and solid tires. rank could be suitable for an alli-
The building will have storage nce with l'rince rhichibu. The
capacity for 60.000 tire and will dowager granted the hiidf permls
be used both us general office ''" to use lh AiauudairK family
hendo.uarters und as the distribut- (r'st of a irifoiluted hollyhock on
ing center for the organiztion' to uU o( n"r wedding robes,
serve southern California and AH- M t" thirteen garments
Znna points.
The location is on a railroad sid-
ing and the building is constructed
of steel, concrete and brick with a
stucco front. Cut Htone and brick
'trimmings also will be used.
Tbis is the ihird large dlstilbut- :
lug unit whieh the Klsk Tire com
0:1 11 v ha in t li lci fie" i-dmh! .
Oilier ..nils are located at Kan
Krancisco and at Portland. Oregon.
These buildings have a capacity of
Fid. 000 complete tires each, and
serve northern California, Plan
and the 1'acifle northwest points.
Supplementing these three ware
house are twenty. one l-'isk stock
distributing points located at stra
tegic points thruout the Pacific
coast section and established for
the benefit of J'lsk dealers
consumers-.
nn)
Auto horns are now devised to
simulate a bugle call. The sound-
ing of taps would seem highly ljp
proprlat' in manv Instances.
Already the imperial dresmak- J
er are working overtime on the '.
Bornou bridal kimono for Miss!
Seuuko, which will h- the most '
'laborftie apparel sen In Japan in
many years. The weddins dresf,
to be worn only Ml the main cere
mony and never again, will consist
of thirteen separate and distintt
RarmentK, all of the finest silk.
Komewhat obscure, but court bffi- '
cialw explain that thih number it:
considered lucky for imperial '
brides aid ha been the custom ;
for hundreds of years. :
It must be explained that in Ja- !
pan the bride of a member of the '
imperial family has nothing at ;
to do with her trousseau. The :
style, pattern and everything else
is decided by officials of the house
hold department. Those in ch&rgi
of th weighty matter of Set-
suko'R ceremonial garb 5 pent near- t
ly six munln fn choosing the pro- ;
jwr- materials and designn. The
empreK(t AowaB was Conslllt,d !
from time to time and Ik said to.-
have offered many Biiggeslions.
The MatFUilairan are commoners
linU Setsuko was adopted by j
VompoHng the ceremonial kimono, j
,il must be apparent, ate extremely j
,,ne- uim 1,K untiergarments. most
of tnm in the form of lon shirts
and norl klmono-like chemises,
"Knickers." "step-ins" or other ar-
UclrK fammr to western women
are not worn iy Japanese briueji,
The principal fuller kimono 10 '
ht wor" Seisuko is known
as "Karaginu." This is a volum
inous garment, usually of dark
silk, with great flowing sleeves.
1,'ndcr this is the long over-dress
known as the "Itsutsugi" and
under this a long skirt known as
".Mo." The colors of this bridal
outfit are to he found Jn the
"Itsutsugl." Kor M iss Setsuko
scarlet has been chosen, with wov-
iigures 01 cioims inrougnoui 10
.symnniize Happiness. 1 no ".mo
will he of pure white trilled silk
j with a number of pleats In front,
;but without any designs or figure,
' In addition to the ceremonial
'wedding dress, numerous other l;l-
When Betty Robinson returned
the National spelling championship,
tourer.
m on os of various patterns will 1L
made for the bride to use in ivm--shippinp
tit th- imperii: s.im'tu;
r.'ei and shrines. ll-.-iutiful ar.d
costly as these silken dresses may
!, t hey will be worn but once.
Thereafter they will be put away
as ijiipt-rial lamily reiics. .lit-j
her niarriHfre it is urifl'TMood that
.Miss Set:uRo intends to wear the
Japanese kimono at ail times, ex
cept upon special occasions where
western d ress is nioiv convenint.
:lh urmv nif(1,.m ih.. (..,.
tornary evenins drss nt w-d-
Tive Cabriolet
-a Successful Six
bow winnine Evm J
-ram mmabe only fo
PC)
In answer to the widespread demand
for a lowpriced six of ultra-smartness,
all l'ontiac Six body types have
been made available with special
uport equipment. .
Six wire wheels in attractive colors
two spares with chrome-plated
clamps cradled in fender wells a
folding trunk rack ... all are in
cluded at a slight increase in price.
2-lor Seln,S1MS: Coupr. $7,?; Sior( ftoail.rrt, $741: Pliarttm. J77?r Cahriolff. S79S (, fm rtiulpmrnt rxtra)t
4-Oaur Nrdurt, .Spun J.uii.t.ii, Sr Jan. i7S. OuUumi AM-AmdM'tin Sn. SHUS tit SI ..'hi. Mi ftik-r, utjuc
rj. C'Ii.lA OuAluiKi-l'uutiuc drftwtoJ pitn-they iiki..!? Iwttit bundling chaif... fetticm! Stulur. Tiin4
I'umcnf f'Juti tvailnblt ut tnimniMfii rule.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
So. Bartlett nnd
If A it
15 f
s lu-vl
1 Phipps
Pacific Highway at
PIIIIIIIIII!llllllllll!ll!lllllllllllli:i!IIIW
to her home at South Bend from
she was escorted about the city
.line. Instead be will wear the
.itii f resra -i:t sinr.Iar in dMail to
the garb worn by imperial princes
at such functions for many hun
dreds ..f ye.n-s. It was at first
pin lined for the prince to have an
entirely new outfit. Put Chichibu,
who is economical, insisted on us
ing the sa me cost u me which h e
wore at his rnm'ng of age cere
monials six years apo.
Thi dress consists of a coat,
kimono, three undergarments. n
pleated skin and under-skirt. The
coat is
kimono-like affair with
hutre
Jeeves and is of black silk,
mJlA
PKODUCT OF OF. NERA1
On no other six of comparable cost
is this ultra-smart and ulcra-new
equipment obtainable . . . just as no
other low-priced six provides the in
herent stvle advantages of Bodies by
Fisher ar.d the performance superi
orities of a 186 cu. in. engine with
the G-M-R cylinder head. The price
is only $95 extra. Investigate this
exceptional "buy" today.
8th
ROBINSON MOTOR CO., Ashland,
LEE
OF CONSHOHOCKEN I
LKI-! of Coiisliolior-kon mako Rood tires, cx- g
(client tires; they give satisfaetion and make S
your tire money in tlie fartliest. S
That's the reason we represent LF.K of Con-
sliolxx'kon here. Hi
The tires deliver the miles, and we deliver
the serviee.
Ton can prove lu.tli of these statements. 5
Auto Park
Jackson
Washington, D. C, where she won
in a new Studebaker President Eight
with figures, nt clouds and era in' s
inter-woven throughout. These
figures are supposed to Inrlicaie
long life and happiness. The ki
mono fs of purple-blue, designed
wiij figures of water caltrops, ami
the skirt is of pure while Inter
woven with a pattern of hail
stones. The prince will also wear
a black felt coronet. decora tet(
with the gold chrysanthemum,
which is the crest of the imperial
court. In addition he will carry a
plain, white wooden sceptre which
always
accompanies the court
ftress.
buyers of
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