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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. .TUNE P, 1033. PAGE FIVE SOME AUTO SUGGESTIONS Idiot! I hid the right of if it J Whateha staring at can't Why don'teha look Bill Holman, tba widely-known eartoonlst, haa given ioms sugges tions for the prevention of automo blle accidents. His advice, appear ing in a new booklet on the traffic problem published by the Travelers Insurance Company, Is as follows: Check the wheel make sure that a loose nut Isn't holding It Be sure the Miss In the motor Is atttlng beside you. Don't race trains to crossings. K It's a tie you lose. KEGUIDEPATTE IN SERIES OF MEETS The third meeting en the guide pattern project la being held this month with the 18 home eatenatan units of Jackson county. Purpose of the meeting, according to Mabel C. Mark, county home demonstration agent, la to complete the fitting ot the guide patterns, made last fall, and the making of paper pattern for use In dress construction. Ttieee meetings are being held, Mra. Mack stated, with the assistance of Mrs. tmene Smith and Mrs. Rita Myers- It la very Important that all membera of tha home extension unite who made guide patterns last fall attend as scheduled and others who deelre to make a pattern are also ured to attend, since the work will not he repeated next fall. The pro ject will be continued In the fall with "New Appllcallona and Uses of the Guide Pattern." The schedule for next week Is ss follows: Monday. June 10. Valleyvlew Bvte'nslon unit t the Community hell: Tuesday, Centrsl Point Exten sion unit at the Central Point Orange hall; Wednesday. Oak Grove Exten alon unit at the Oak Grove school: Thursday. Phoenix Extension unit at the Presbyterian church: mday. Bell vlex Extension unit at the Bellvlew Grange hall. Those who attend are asked to bring their guide patterns and sewing equipment, including scissors, need les, thread, thimble snd pins. The meetings are scheduled for all dav sessions etsrtlng at 9:30 a. m., with a covered dish luncheon at noon. HAIR CUTTER, STYLIST JOINS ADRIENNE STAFF Of Interest to patrons of Ardlenne'i Salon of Beauty la the announcement that Mr. Ramono. hair cutter and styllet of San Francisco, will arrive In Medford today to become a mem ber of Adrlenne's taff. Mr. Rarr.eno ha had many years' ; exprinre in rutting women's and , children a hair, arxl, in addition, be j M 0 way and yeu know It) guy stop and fix hit ear? where you're going I For Jaywalkers every year Is leap year. Be aure the only crank in the car la In the tool box. A pedestrian is a man who missed the payments on his car. If you must have a blowout have It at home. A bird at the wheel Is worth two In the ambulance. Beware of green drivers on red lights. Is also a full-fledged beauty oper ator, according to Mrs. Ardlenne stew ard. Thla enables him to thoroughly understand hair from the cutting and thinning to the finished permanent. Berry Conference Pet SALEM, Ore., June 8 (AP) A hearing on the petition for a logan berry marketing agreement will be held here June 18 by Solon T, White, director of agriculture, it waa an nounced today. All producera and co-operative processors Interested In tha proposal will be heard at that time. iliTVi,. sir wmc:i COMFORT STIEL BODIES Trm is a new age m which the motor car , kmeer a thing of luxury, but anabaotuK 4DOOR SEDAN I $595 I Vhere" nMUT. You ri r4 tow operating HERE ki tow rmt coat UP TO 30 MILES PER GAU0N mm WALTER W. ABBEY, Inc. Naih, Graham, Willyg 77, LaFayette, International Trucks Sales and Service 123 South Riverside SMART TO BUY. SMART TO DRIVE 36 Car Loads of Fleet of trucks ruihat unloading of fint 500.000 pound of oqulpmant for the Ford Exposition which opens in Saa Diego May 29. Thirty-six ears, carry ins; 1.800,000 pounds of apparatus and exhibits, will feature th Ford Exposition. COMING FOR CCC Announcement from the motor transport division' of the Medford CCO district headquarters of the Impending delivery of a large num ber of motor vehicles lor this dis trict was made yesterday. The eon voy of new machines will be deliv ered overland from the Presidio In San Francisco, either manned by army or CCC drlvera. and ehoula arrive sometime during the week. A radio message from the local head quarters Friday requested speedy de livery. It was learned. The machines. Including 30 Chev rolet ton-and-a-half trucks, three Plymouth sedans and three Chevro let., ambulances, are Intended to equip -the new companies moving Into thla district In the near future. Of the new trucks, half will be stationed at the fairgrounds hers and half will be allotted to the var ious camps. All three of the Ply mouths will be stationed here, and the three ambulances will be on duty at the fairgrounds. The new additions to the motor unit brings the total number ot trucks In the district to 69. wltn eight ambulances, eight sedans and one wrecker. The wrecker la also stationed at the fairgrounds. OUR INSURANCE complies wih Oregon 'g NEW FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ACT rl TD PRICES VJUiV ARE BELOW the AVERAGE Special Rates to Farmers OUR TERM PAYMENTS ARE YOUR TERMS WITHIN REASON PA-lAolme, INSURANCE Nagengy SINCE 1909 Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. I'llone 111 GENUINI FLOATING POWER COUPE $575 r0" HgRg l&Jm ws. At every pourt Hi I low upucp 70 MILES PER HOUR en Ford Exhibits! t' r. !. 3 ..iiMIM 1 FRED E. POWELL'S PURCHASE GRAHAM Mr. and Mrs. Fved E. Powell, of Medford. alter considering all of the automobiles on the market decided that the new Graham special touring aedan Is the best value, the moat comfortable and the beat built auto, according to Walter W. Abbey, who aay they are even hotter pleawd with the car after driving It a few miles. Walter W. Abbey. Inc., will unload a carload of the new 400 series Nash this week. Mr. Abbey says. "The sen sational new Nah Is certainty creat ing a lot of attention both for It modern appearance and marvelous performance. aVBfrieainifii KSWBJ ateai '.-mrnKTMimi, .-fcwB $ You Need Tire Service On Offers Tire flxTsrTtn" JlWl M Brake Overhaul answer ehe call quickly and SSrb5fr 1 1 w 'i SaT "' half not to be remedy your lire troubles Sm'AT M ' Sj- frV -''J-J,.... 1 confused with an ordinary with dispatch. Our well- g M M JW f J WLlJ V I brake ail lualment. We remove equipped serrloe car Is al- X90 ZWl -y -vll I wheels, clean brake drumf, ways ready so that you will KJ 1 , " 1 ' V iil'lZ A.! A accurately ad lust and corn not experience unnecessary t:.f,. LZr'7S'J llif t '& pletely recondition your brak delay ... that's Juat if part laW X W, -, '4 Ztjl JT,, Ing s,lem. Regular .1.0-1.9 VICE thafa growing dally m r r -"SaL. ;.7iaW.r ' zLft C t O C5 In popularity with southern TJl K VII I ' T" ' !' ' ..tlJ-L"' JAfrJ1- " if . Oreton motorcts. rHOnC UaaiU l! vTSs ' V, 5 '; 1 : Motor Tune-up ' I assa jA ' Includes broke and headlight I "a eV sw. m adjustment clean, test and I i"" & f! J K. V"Vw V adjust spark plugs, adjust gen- 1 I f f a, Str t av a 1 erutor charging mte, clean und 'i 1 tr I J Si!z I I f I w f svnehrunize dUtrlhnlor points, I I II jr aa. I 11 I I Cs' J ''hsck Ignition system $1.95. U U U v U vV UU y $1-95 HIGH SPEED TYPE TTe elnct from our enormous arto lit of raw mntriiilj iho hr nd hifiheit gmdn rubber and rotton for lh High Speed Tlrw. In oor fartory w tplrrt the mmt expetlenced and akllled tiro makert to build this tiro. It U arcnratelr balanced and riffidlr inperted and we know it I a perfect as human InfenoItT make It. 4 80-21 97M flj 65 4.73-19 8.t0 V m 6.25-18 1 10.0', 8 50-17 i n.oo Q 8 00-16 12.2. j coo-is : ia.it 4.50-20 i yiejn wiy,!njimBA w, The AUTO WAY- By Cyril Sander Tn Bui lit tnd Pontlao dealers in Medford have recently added an other csr to their present line. It is the new, extra value,. LaSalle. The Skinner Garage, the dealer, has one demonstrator on the floor now. and a carload Is expected soon, ac cording to the salesman. This new LaSalle is quite sn im provement over last year's car, and it waa noted for Its features. This car is smarter than the 1934 model in that it has the "turret-top" body, and V-type windshield to con tribute to Its good appearance. The interiors are also more modern. In these cars you have a choice ol several fine materials for the up holstery, and the interior fittings are very luxurious and complete. The upholstery in the car which we saw waa a new Bedford cord, and It certainly harmoniwd with the car about as completely as any upholstery could. We also think that the Instrument board Is exception ally good looking it Is complete to the most minute details. It includes a cigar lighter, ash tray, dash light, service light for reading maps. etc.. the Road or at SAFETY - EC0N0MY - DEPENDABILITY CEHTUHT PROSRESS TWE OL0F1EL0 TTPE 8ENTIHEL TYPE COURIER TTPE - nilnf and hut It with fj(nv! and hull I with Thi lira U td qualHr Tbia tlfa ( built of Rntvt hth grala raalarlala. hgh Br.ia matarials. and wnrkmanahlp and quality matarlal and Kqnal r P-Hf to any fm r ...rvrlor tn any carrUatha FiraaUmanama w-wkmaoihlp. It rarrl o-nalUd Urtl T.rad, pwtal hrand tlr TnaHafnr ...,., .-j i, tha r Ire tana nama and ..p.r DaLui- Ina nj rfUtnbt.tor. and ad- mtum to . fu.f.o. and U .old a. Ur built, rardlM of rmtti,i the-i, ftr.l Una w9 tupwtM to any Tow - mmnj in1mTinT tlrt nam, brand or by whom tlra but withnnt mannfaa- " tbs Prt that ara manufaaturad to I manufatvrd, or at what turar'a nam or (uarant. elaaa, aall at prira. I prtea otlt A lot aala. I ni7F. PiurF, 6 !$ 85' .m.ji; gj.asi 4.19-UI 7.M, a-i am 1. 10.21 a.M-ir 10.10, OTHf.R rf and also all of the necessary and useful gauges for showing how the engine la performing. The seats, with their new longer springs, are also very comfortable an Item of great importance on long trips. The front sest Is. of course, easily adjustable to any position you may desire. A great number of color combinations may be had too, at no extra cost, which goes for making the car mere exclusive to Its owners. This new LaSalle is built in the Cadillac factory by the Cadillac craftsmen, and reflects Cadillac's precision standards. This mesne that all of the high priced experience which is Cadillac's la now also La Salle's. The engine employed in this car Is of the In-line eight cylin der type. It develops 105 horse power which is 10 more than last year's engine. Thia motor surely has all of the power and "pep" any one wotild ordinarily have any use for. On the short run we had It on It shoved aome of the most bril liant performance we have ever had the pleasure of experiencing and it wss smooth power, too. There la no excessive noise or vibration which same cars have when they are accelerating from a low speed. The ease of handling Is also ex ceptional for as large a car a thla LaSalle. The steering wheel la very different too. It has spring pllons instead of the usual solid steel ones found on most cars. This spring mounting of the wheel gives it more resiliency and makea the steering seem more free and easy. The brakes also, are exceptionally easy to use. The pressure required to bring the car to a atop la amar.lngly light. Exceptional Values And Convenient Payments That Fit the Family Budget! M.F. ll'HIl F,i I.B PRIIKi .4 60-31 M.t.lj J.30 8.19 ..V ,4.90-31 4.79-H 1 6.38-18 I 8 90-19 W.M! 8.09 7.J0 a.in ;soo-n i 839-181 !.1M).17 4.40-11 fil7.rH PKOrnRTlONATrl.T LOW They are Dendlx Duo-Servo, super hydraulic, self-energlzlng brake. The wheel-base has also been Increased since last year, which means more room and comfort for the passen gers. Economy of Willys Is Demonstrated Driving a stoex Willya 77 sedan. Bob McKenzle, noted road champion driver recently completed a 160 hour continuous non-motor stop run In the San Joaquin valley, according to Walter W. Abbey of Walter W. Abbey. Inc., local Willys dealer. Equipped with a police radio unit Installation by the Fresno police au thorities, the Willys 77 demonstrated Its economy and power nn It cruised between various police headquarters and Willys dealerships. "The 'handling of this ear proved to me Its absolute practicability for this line of work." McKentte deelsr ed. "Ite extreme economy, plus wide Look at Our Used Car Classified Ad on Pago 9 for REAL BARGAINS IN GOOD USED CARS Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-ins ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. Chrysler and Plymouth. Phone 18 Your Home . . . IZF. PRICE. .20 I 05 4.40-311 84.18 '4.80-311 8.191 B 4.78-10; 8.89 J0J!4 CI. I Auto Supply & Service Stores Ninth and Riverside. Phone 820 ia.i,4a power-reserve and durability makea it ideal for getting Into 'tight' spot ordinarily Inaccessible with a heavier and clumsier automomlle." The sedan, driven by McKenzle. was of the same type which recently established a speed record of over 6S miles per hour, covering 1567 miles in one day at Muroc Dry Lake. Mr. Abbey report that Ed White of the Crystal Springs Dairy has Just purchased a new Willys panel de livery and Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Howe of Rogue River have a new Willys Redan. r.iror Mediation RAN FRANCISCO. June 8. (AP) Edward A. Vandeleur, president of the State Federation of Labor, said today he was "reliably informed" striking Pacific coast oil tanker sea men voted yesterday in favor of abid ing by the award to be Issued by the federal mediation board. Read the Mall Tribune classified ads. I.PH I Ml, i Ml 1 ma. i I'Maniraaw mail Lubrication and Oil Fill Your rar carefully lubricated ulth EXACTLY the rlRht grad luhrlcnnt In evrr working part. Oil rhunged and rorrert tenide. rattrn oil usrd. (Thl prlen for cam of A-quart ca pnrlty l.nrner cara sIlBhtiy higher.) $I.I)S. $1.95 27 Lubrication and Car Wash linaclnr! Klrentoue speclallaed .ulirlrallon at a price like thla and car nli. Manufacturer'a reroninienilntlnna for luhrlranta and nll Btrlrtly followed. 'Tor new cara and rare, you want to keep like new." ll.B.V $1.95
