Medford mail tribune., June 23, 1929, Image 12

PSGE FOTJR
medfotjd yt'XTt: trtt.tjxv. mtdfokd. onr.ooy, Sunday, .ttjse 2.v 1929.
ET
MOTORING FOR ARTS SAKE
A pedal train, loaded with
poile Brothers trucks, left
troil recently consigned
Chines government
f 50
Shanghai. ,
The order Is Raid to be the largest
flnttle truck shipment ever to leave
IkMrolt.
All trucks were one-ton capacl
tie. and were crated and loaded
on iron do la cars on the special
train. Bodies are now being built
In Shanghai, where the truck are
to be trembled. The trucks will
l e used in military service, being
convertible to transport soldiers or
KUppliea. m
"1'hlna will be one of the most
attractive export n urkets to
American automotive manufactur
er within a few years." said T. B.
Kelsjoe, Dodge Brothers repre
sentative in the Orient, who has
rf turned to the I'niW-d Stutes for
a brief stay. "Military activities
in China have been responsible for
a great deal of road building, and
when peace cornea the country will
have the start of a highway sys
tem. "Dodge Brothers motor vehicles
have been popular In the Orient
for years, many being used in bus
line and in government civil and
military service. The expeditions
tt Roy Chapman Andrews, repre
senting the A merlca n M useu m of
Natural History. acruKs the Ciobi
desert, has added prestige to their
record of dependability and per
formance under extreme condi
tion. Dr. Andrews hits always
used Dodge Brothers cars for
theae trips, and at present Is In
Pekin ready to start another tour
to unearth the mysteries in this
"Cradle of the World."
MID SEASON SALE
V J 1
A. r.' '-I T If
l X
!l
CARL SA.MMONS gifted artUt who bat
won a national reputation with hu Uesb
era landscapes, attributes much of his
luccess to the efficiency of bib Durant
Sixty Coupe. AboTe, Satuntons with . S.
Jonea, Assistant Sales Minagerof Durant
Motor Company of California, inspect
ing SammoDt'nr after an extrusive lour.
Below Samtnon with his palet.
Thousands of autoists are re
spending to the call of greater ;
savings on timely vacation necKKt- 1
ties offered by the mid-season sale
now In progress at the more than '
J 50 Western Auto Supply company j
stores, advises Mr. liraham. local 1 '
mansger of the company. I All lend compounds are poison
"Right at the penk of the tour- ouj
Inn wason. when ut owners have
greater neetl fur imtl'tring and
touring necessities, our stoieit offer
timely . and fully guuntnteed ar
ticles at greatly rHluieil price, in
cluding froin Western fiuint and
Wear-Well tir- to mm ping sup
plies and auto accessories.
"The saving mi stumlurd tii:tillv
merchaiultse during a
usuntly judged by comparing the
red ucd pr I ces with the re g u la r
retail prices, and this sale rnM
many exceptional values.
"Camping equipment und tires
are exceptionally popular at this
season of the year, and vacation
trips will be made tmnv enjoyable
if An invest mem i madp now in
the various articles designed for
camp comfort and convenience.
Items selected fur this sale event
are all taken from the regular
Western Auto stock and are
backed by our guarantee of satis
faction and service and our popu
lar 'customer is always right'
policy."
Wholesale Fyc Tots
MIN.VKAI'OLIS School
chitdren here are being given '
group vision tests by use of u de
vice invented by Ijr. K. II. liar-
ntigion. health i-oininiM-ioner. The
niiichihe combines use of moving -picture
films with i eg illation letter
leits
pi Ojectt-d
IlkcS possible
on a screen,
xaiiiiiiation uf
It
lliv F"ttHi Arc Scanet
i
NSPECTION IS AN
IMPORTANT FEATURE
OF NEW FORD CARS
'Precision manufacturing and
an unusual degree of Importance
which the Ford Motor company
attaches to the Inspection of Model
A cars has gone, far to eliminate
that tedious process known as the
'breaking in' of a new automo
bile." says Geo. Gates, of the Gates
Auto company, local dealeY.
"On the windshields of the new
Model A are directions which sug
gest a driving speed limit for the
first 6 AO miles of Zb miles per
hur. This is in marked contrast
to the old line of instruction which
cautioned against a speed ot more
than 20 or 25 miles an hour tor
at leabt 1000 miles.
"Excess heat is the .most de
structive agency which may affect
an automobile, particularly in the
first several hunrded miles It is
driven. Friction Is mainly respon
sible for overheating, and a piston
that is fitted too tightly may seize
and in in turn score the cylinder
wall. This means an expensive re
pair Job.
"Careful machining of engine
parts, such as cylinder blocks, pis
tons, camshafts, crankshafts, etc.
the proper fitting of bearings, ac
curacy In the cutting- of gears,
multitudiious 'checks during the
process of assembling- the Model
A. and rigid inspections combine
tu produce an automobile which is
ready for the road when delivered.
1 For this reason, it may at once be
(Operated to the limit of speed pre
I scribed by the motor codes of a
1 great many states, without going
'through the customary 'breaking
in period.
. r-
scrubbing the face and neck u lib,
a soft brush..
After soaking for a while in the
warm, soapy water, the hands are
In Just the right condition for
manicuring, and calloused fuet are
licady.fur a trcatim-til . ut h'UiH
; clnrupody. Tim woman who Is
'pressed for time can wiu-li her bah'
as she bath-, giving it Hie first
'soaping while reclining in the tub,
and rinsing it under the nliuwer or
wit ha Iws Mpray. .
The vfiSifc prci,hiHl Jiot tube
niore thWi! tWt"'! lnitVfN. Pure-.
.y y.Mi updpejuaiice is .wurth thnc
iniuch time to any woman, regard
less of her age 01' position in life.
-In
CONSTANTINOPI.K.
this city of S5.tHtH inhabitants '
who live in dread of terrific fires
which periodically sweep the seven 1
hi Us of Staniboul. there nre only I
three buildings equipped with fire
escape-. One is the American
hospital, another the Knglish high
j-chool and the thud an interna
iion.il club for men.
, A small model of an American
btme will he exhibited by the
I Michigan State Normal college at
,the meeting of the World Federa
' tion of Kducation in Geneva,
switzerlnnd next July
SPECIAL SAL
Bedroom Furniture Week
,
Six Pieces
$89,0
"HIGH LIQHTS"
Bed
Full iiie, u illustratd, in walnnt venetr, or deccraKd gray enamel.
Vanity
With larpe mirror of heavy plat glass.
Bench
Sturdily constructed with slip cover seat that may be removed and cov
ered to match ti. draperies.
Chiffonier
A heavy exst with well fitted drawer that run freely.
Spring
Helically tied coil spring, positively guaranteed for ten years. Tlfis sprinp
hM been dipped in heavy green enamel that adds to its appearance and
prevent rusting.
Mattress
A 35-pound silk floss in a good looking art tick, well built is one of the
foremast factories in the country, and guaranteed to give complete sat
isfaction. We are having a special sale of Bed Room Furniture. We have
rearranged our floor to make rccm for a dozen suites, set up
with springs and mattresses.
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
Phones: Hdw. Dept., 134; Furn. Dept., 35 R; Office, 35 J
6th and Bartlett A Reliable Place to Trade
The delicate, tinkling tones of
the. harp, played by Winifred
Hfllnbrlck, well known harp con
cert artist, will form part of the
eighth presentation of John Philip
Sousa and his band by the Gene
ral Motors fnrnily party Monday.
Juno 24. of which Krigidaire will
be host.'
As hi found !n programs with
the 5tibtle Sousa touch of "dif
ference" this evening's concert
will not only present the soft, elu
sive music of -the harp the very
mention of which symbolizes peace
and quiet and satisfying harmony
hut will also provide one of the
most barbaric and brilliant
marches, Hnlvorsen's "Triumphal
TO
BE UNDER TABOO
FOR ALGERIANS
By John Evan
(Associated Press Staff Writer)
ALGIERS. (f; Buyinr and
0 selling of wives is soon to Be
abolished from the Kabyle "ka-
Kntree of the Rarariii" This 1 noun-" or customs, the code of
marrh start with the rhythm of trad'"ons that governs the social
drums at a distanoe. brings them "fe ' several million natives,
closer and closer in striking tonal!Tnis ,n 'irst of the age-old
coloring, and ends with them in natlv practices to be recom
the distance, the drum rhythm! mended I0r reform by a mixed
brine maintained throughout. I commission.
The. harp soloist will play Pin- A bm " translate this Into law
to s "Valse de Concert." a well,'1 ore the t rench parliament
known arransement for this bea.u.-jw'th "ery prospect that it will be
tiful instrument. The harp also,adoPed- There are many other
w ill be heard in other features of j chanK contemplated, but It is
the program, which includes UieiIne """"'on to go slowly for two
usual generous number of Com-!''fans' ,irsl- because France
rounder Sousa s own compositions PledSPd ner vor sne would not
imenere wun native customs:
seconds, because she would Invite
as well as Hosmer's
"Southern Khapsody.
popular
TO
t'elebratinp its first birthday,
coincident with the birthday of th
nation, the l'ly mouth McU-r cor
poration at Detroit is planning a
national' showing of the Improve.
Plymouth earn in a variety of new
color.
JValers throughout the country
are preparlnft their show roons
with unique displays in attractive
settincs for this display, which'
will take place from June 29 to!
tiiK- 11 in.iiii.-. r...in. 1
' 'i , : . , . ;? """'she
JTin ti llir iUIUll' .ft IlllllfU (O 1SU
trouble by upsetting native life.
Revolutionary as it is. the pro
posed "law of betrothal" merely
requires a declaration of intent by
the bride and groom, or their
families and fixes the minimum
age at 15.
The custom, which dates back
.farther than history goes, requires
that the man buy the bride from
I her father or nearest male reli
I live. The girl's consent is un-
necessary. She may be delivered
to her husband by force.
The Kabyle woman, often sold
'into marriage when only seven
years old, has no property rights.
except that she may own the
clothes ahe Is wearing.
Her husband can divorce her by
repeating three times. "I repudi
ate you" and he may set a ransom
on her. without payment of which
cannot remarry'. The wife
the show rooms. inpect and drive i . lv'uull' " nusoand.
...nv. k... oniy can i.ee to her fathers
i iu priv.'cu , . .
ciuoih mrrv in a
these styllfh
Ohrysler-butlt Plymouth cars.
rnusual interest is attached to
Ibis first birthday of the Plymouth
due to the fact that during this
ar It h.is been greeted so eji
thuM.ivticrtHy that production rec
ords fir the entire industry have
been shattered.
"tne year ago. when Chrysler
offi.i:tls put into production this
lowest priced Chrsyler Motors
automobile, they were determined
;o t-mid a car that wuuid t-e
wurdy. dependable, with ringed
strength, and with fr'eiom from
any limitation that would prevent
it being the lewder in it field.
So accurately tti.t the qualities
jivssi J by this car typ;fy th.t
st.Uuart band f Pilgrin'.s ho
ere tl-.e firM settlers of Plyrr.outh.
h.t :t w.n .nly neutral tht that
r.ume should t-r chox-n to de.g
n.tte th:s new ear.
"'is;tof to the show rvorr dur-
irg this anravrrsixry ht';ng w:13 '
be gi-n the vpportur.ity to :r.--pev-t ,
tborough! and dr.e the ir.i proved j
!'! ui.-uih. A number of improve-j
n.tr.-H thsouhout ;he cha;s and1
the b.-iiy hve rently been an- ;
nounoed. and the.-e are expected ,
to create n unusual amount of ;
mtere; with the motor-;V pub-'
lio.
A :horvn:gh demonstration is j
-nil that needc! to com ince nr ;'
that it is a car tf exceptional
w,trth." A. van ler 2ee. generAj ,
sales narager. remarked recently.
"It : a cr that ill eAi'y prie
i:vr!f if p j eo the opporiunit v to
j,. ...
The-e r:.rn a-e s-M in MMrd '
bv the J.k.n Motor compare' n j
Mr.irr.i Vt.l.HS.
She only
house and
state of insurrection.
The husband clothes and feeds
his wife as h wishes; no com
plaint by her will be hierf kv
'the caid or chief officer of the
local assembly, who dispenses
justice.
The chitdren be lor? to the
father. If the wife is repudiated,
she loses all relationship with
them.
If the husband dien the wife
goes io his heir, as part of hi
property.
Many native leaders, conversant
with customs of other land, fa
vor radical reforms, but it is on
their advice that the Krench pro
pose to go slowly.
HAVANA. k&i Might hundred
milligrams of radium, costing $4S.
'000. was recently delivered to the
i new cancer institute, the f:rt nf
.four prvjected f,ir the island. The!
institute was formally opened
! May 1 . 1
MOS XV .4"'
eommuniM party
new members m
the toul vl the
20. Of the total,
cent are rkers and i;
peants.
The a!l-RuRlin
received ;:'4 0I
U.S. bringing
orgar.uation to
45. S per
per cent
ROMK-s,, iss than .
53i.O. famines in It.rj- embrace)
s-Ten or more chiMren. The cen
tral ttitiral institute adtts that 1
l.lOO.feO of these have eirht or'
more offspring.
There's a real thrill
in driving the
new Ford
YOlTtX get a teal tKrill when you
slip into the roomy seat behind the
wheel and start away for your first
ride in the new Ford.
Perhaps there is no better way
to explain it than to say that the new
Ford is an unusually alert car.
Instantly you touch the controls
you sense a new aliveness a quick
eagerness to go. For here is a car
that combines power and
flexibility and security to
an uncommon degree.
Note these features
THE NEW
FORD SPORT COUPE
. . . choice of colors Triplex shatter-proof
glass windshield four
Houdaille hydraulic two-way shock
absorbers fully enclosed,' silent
six-brake system vibration-absorbing
engine support theft-proof
ignition lock Alemite chassis lu
brication quick acceleration 55
to 65 miles an hour smoothness at
all speeds ease of operation, park
ing and control typical
Ford economy, reliability
and long life. Call or tele
phone for demonstration.
Roadster, f50 Phaeton, $460 Tudor Sedan, $525
Coupe, j550 Spert Coupe, nith rumble seat, 550
(All prices (. o. b. Dttroil, plus charge for freight and delirery.
Bumpers and spare tire extra,)
Business Coupe,
Fordor Sedan, $625
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Sixth Street and Pacific Highway ' Phone 141
BBYT -
BUICK V2X --r .
FEATURES
COMBINED ONLY
IN MARQUETTE
IN THE $1000
CLASS
Wheelbaae 114 inche.
CIod Bodies by
Fiaher.
Non-glare Fiaher W
windshield.
New type mohair
upholstery.
Adjustable front seat.
Re mark a We power
plant 47.5 brake
horsepower.
Hi rh-compreaaion
cylinder head.
Rubber engine
mounting.
Completely aeaVed
engine.
Forced lubrication.
Lovot hydraulic
shock absorber.
Four-wheel internal
expanding brakes.
Adjustable steering
wheel.
EXTRA VALUE
THAT ONLY MARQUETTE PROVIDES
Here is the most complete cor ever offered in the thousond-dollar eloss.
Lift the hood and inspect the Marquette's power plant. Go over every feature
of construction in the chassis. Fine workmanship everywhere. Superlotive
engineering. Expert design. , ,
And the Body by Fisher. The very latest expression of the finest body
craftsmen in the wor'i The upholstery is a brand new type. The finest
mohoirwith o rubberised backing that makes if waterproof ond dustproof
there's a special type windshield that eliminates glare ond gives new
pleosure end 'security to night driving, ffs a marvel in oppeorance,
inside and out.
The Marquefe proves it is a true Buiclt product with a type of performance
ne.-er before equaled in a car ot the price. Getaway like a flashl Sky
rocket pick-up 10 to 60 miles on hour in high geor in ,31 seconds!
Brokes with stopping ability to match such speed positive, easy-oper.
afing and as smooth as sotin. ... .. . .
Drive it today just to prove to yourself that there never has been onything
like it anywhe-e near its price.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN
Carvad on actotit Ot,btn of Cn.roi Mofen . . . ,
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n.ttn
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doubied ince
VKXHAi 1 KN.
nl e!:h h5
ai-vTdir.g to olftc.Al
- The count r' rt t
! or.ly 1 cer.: of Y.rr
hi'-r icrtune.
A host ot other evtra
ordinary features that
combine to make the
Marquette America's
moat complete car in
the $1000 frc .4.
M trtrsem Mndrt W Two.
X FNsencer mumm coupe..
4 v Msr-jut MtxJl JC F;vr-
Marqotte M3H J Tew-
TVrp fine ( h PK'fk Ffcrtcrv.
"975
99S
l.KN 1 K A O vf- The firM
-ki
:h- miu( ur.itin fit-nh of xh
tH- cirri as enj My 1 vn
the Kii in;nuia. The ;t'iua
The wman ho claim to be!
too buy to Nthr aUut beu- ' j
ts uvualy the one ho need the j
roort attention. Whether it ts the t
home or a career thit keens net '
occupied, he ts iktly to he under j
a ment4 and physical strain that ;
w:ll leave a heavier imprint than
the hand of time.
When every moment count, the '
daily hath shou:d lent (O beautify
a well as to cieense There Is no ;
better way f snsmthinc cut tired f -iilies
in the faie lhn cn?piete re
laxation in a tul.fu of warm wter j
At the nene are oo;hed. the!
-aui.a v. .ua:.;4 bi'WHtNBEITER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUIUT. BUICK WlttiUILO THEM
Mfcrtjwtt Model S Fiee- QQZ
t nyt phtMtott yyj
M.rqarm Model J 3 QQ r
Fsur paurnarf tpecial rop
Matuef.r Model 37 Pit. tlA?
psaenM fourdvr vdaa . . . UJj
JTment eutra. .Varaiffe rfe'rr pric
r V?rf -rBiwin Conrrniecit tentu ca b
-ne t men I r.
rr paring Mutomrabit .i,'um,
SCHERER MOTOR CO.
33-40 North Riverside
Phone 73