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Dealers Launch Winterproof Service
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WEIGH! OF BIG
Actress Warned of Cold Weather
Representative
Wet Season Brings Hazards
Agent
GEARS OF AUTO
I ov f JlAll til
Let 'Er Rain, Blow
Freeze, or Snow!!
The motorist who has had
hia car
WINTER PROOFED
here knows that it will
Start Quickly
Run Smoothly, and
Keep on Going!
Br twin our FIIUB INSPF.C-'
TION KKItVICB. In connection
with a regular MOMILI llltlCA
TION, you are assured of good,
cronomlc-nl coltl-weuther opera
tion of your automobile.
Visit Hilt spot of eipert.
frlenrily aula service.
SWING'S
General Petroleum
East Main and Almond
PUT IT UP TO US
To Protect Your Car Against Possible
Damage and Expense Caused by Cold, Wet
Woather.
Right now, before it's too late, have all danger points
properly inspected, oiled and greased with the correct
lubricants for Winter use.
We offer the FREE INSPECTIONS listed in the big
General Petroleum advertisement. Read it. Then drive in
Pendleton & Patterson
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Don't you tnkc any rlinnccx on wrt, nkUldy pnrrmrnt.
Crt irmly for winter NOW. Fxiuip your car with
America's ncmntinnnl new Safety tin the new U. S.
Koynl Maulers. Their patented Centipede Grip will stop
your car from 4 to 220 feet quicker control kirln
give you protection tinhennl of In old-atvlo tiren. Auk
your denier for a ilcmnnatration. Let him show why the
11. S. Iloynl Master la the afct tire on any kind of road.
WINTERPROOF NOW CHANGE TO U. S. ROYAL MASTERS
SOLO BY
General Petroleum Stations
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Imagine a giant locomotive bearing
down on the rear gears of your auto
mobile. Motorists who seldom think
of what happens in the Inner work
ings of their csrs will be amazed to
learn that, when they drive, tne rear
gears are actually subjected to enor
mous pressure of 71,900 to 109,300
pounds per squsre Inch.
It's Just as though each gear tooth
were pushing the weight of a loco
motive, automotive englneera say.
Another startler, revealed by engi
neers. Is that the pinion gear actually
"slides" along the ring gear at speeds
varying from H.7 to 38.78 feet per
fiecond.
"Realizing the heavy weight and
rapid speeds to which these vital parts
are subjected. It's no wonder many
motorists think something may break
when they step on the gas, especially
on cold winter daya," declares Albert
B. Horn, Jr., northwest general man
ager of General Petroleum.
"However, we have nothing to fear
If the gears are cushioned with spe
cial winter lubricant. This lubricant
stands the speed and pressure, func
tioning freely when the weather gets
down to freezing or zero.
"To avoid trouble gear cases should
bo Inspected now."
WARNING!
ROAD
SLIPPERY
WHEN WET I
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to QUICK-STOPPING,
NON-SKIDDING...
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Jane tt'oodworth of RKO Rnrllo Pictures Inquires about emblem on cnr.
nnd learns from M. 0. Ili of (ietieml Petroleum nml E.-l. Rasslne or U.S.,
Tire Dealers Corp. Hint It's a warning of cold weather ahead.
Jnne Wood worth, puchritudlnous
contract player of KKO-RADIO Pic
tures, recently observed a strange
flag fastened to the door of a cnr
which carried some guests to the
studio lot. So, as she came from a
not where aho .had been doing a
bathing scene, she inquired what It
was all about.
She wan Informed by Mare D Leh
(left) general salea manager of Gen
eral Petroleum, and E. J. Bossine
HON WHITE WITH
PUTT AT STAIN
Wilton White, who was formerly
associated with the General Petro
leum company. Is now affiliated with
Wllsle PtuIU In the operation of the
General Petroleum station, located at
the corner of West Main and Ivy
streets, according to an announce
ment made yesterday.
Both Mr, White and Mr. Prultt
have had a number of years experi
ence In service station operation and
are well qualified to servo their many
southern Oregon patrons.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads is 1:30 p. m.
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ttitf R,nUr. It
(center) of the IT. 8. Tire Dealers
Corporation, that the flag la a warn
ing of cold weather ahead.
This emblem, hoisted by mariners
ha notice of approaching storms, Is
now being xised as a window decora
tion by Mobllgas service station as
a dramatic Introduction, to their Win
terproof plan for -car owners.
"It warns motorist," said Leh
"that now la the time to prepare for
cold, wet; weather by having their
cars Wlnterproof-lnspected."
10 KEEP LEVER
F,
I'm afraid I'll break a lever or
strip a gear."
Thousands of times this winter.
when a u tos are started on cold nights
or mornings, motorists will entertain
such a fear. Judging from statements
they made to service station atten
dants.
This fear, the attendants say. grows
from the thought that transmission
oil will be so congealed as to cause
great difficulty In the shifting of
gears. "To overcome this difficulty,"
they declare, 'JMobll engineers have
produced a winter transmission lubri
cant that works like greased light
ning, no matter how cold the day.
It's one of the many achievements
offered through winterproof service
to set motorists' minds at rest. Trans
mission oil should be Inspected be
fore winter seta In. Then there's no
worry nbout shifting."
Better One
Than One
Approaching cold woather means your
automobile should be inspected and lubri
cated with the correct oils and grease, at
oncel
PLAY
Take no chances. Ask about our many
FREE INSPECTIONS with every lubrica
tion job.
FEEE
12-Po!nt Winter-Proof Service
KNIGHT & BEALL
General Petroleum Station
4th and North Riverside Ave.
Ted Snyder, well known Metlforil
man i. Iiu Is .rpr-rn(a(lie for .thf
General Petroleum Corporation In
Med ford.
IS PREVENTED BY
WINTER OIL USE
"When I step on the starter one of
these cold mornings will I burn out
a bearing or score a cylinder because
the congealed oil won't travel
through the mstor fast enough?"
This Is the harrowing thought that
haunts many car owners when Win
ter suddenly clamps down, accord
ing to those, who have studied reac
tions of thoughtful motorists. At
least that's the way a communica
tion from the engineering staff of
General Petroleum puts It.
Such fears may be discarded, the
communication reveals, when the
crankcase holds an oil specially cre
ated for Winter use. Even at zero,
such a lubricant will flow 33 times
faster than ordinary oil, It Is said.
"When starling At zero, a special
Winter oil such as our Moblloll Arc
tic will travel to vital motor parts
In the volume of 10 ounces, per min
ute, but the ordinary oil, not de
signed for cold weather, flows only
three-tenths of an ounce per min
ute. says Grant Bean, agent here.
"When motor temperature reaches
40 decrees, three quarts of the spe
cial Winter oil are In use per min
ute as compared with only 10 ounces
of the ordinary oil. Lubricant must
be changed before weather changes,
to avoid trouble."
Use Mnll Tribune Want Ads.
Week Early
Day Late
SAFE
T'et, Wintry dny. Sll?ry pavem-nt. Smooth tires. Cnr .klds. Jtiiups
the curb. Knocks down a telephone pole. Two persons go to hospital. Au
tomobile badly damaged. This, In brief, Is the story told by the above
picture, taken by a newspnper photographer, just ufter the harrowing mis
hap H p peak s volumes on the wisdom of taking all necesary precautions
especially at this season of the year, to prevent such accidents.
Of the auto accidents In America In one year, 05.200 occurred In rainy
weather, say Mohllgns station evperts who are urging Winterproof Inspec
tion of tires and brakes to prevent skidding.
FREE INSPECTIONS
I
How may motorists tie assured
their cars will work easily, and not
break down, hls winter?
This Is the thought that led to
creation of Wlnterprooflng. Mobllgas
station men declare. Listed In the
12 free Wlnterprooflng inspection ser
vices they are now advertising, are
the following:
Cooling system checked for scale
and leaks.
Radiator drained and flushed
Pan belt checked to see If replace
ment Is necessary.
Heavy summer lubricants removed
from t ra nam 1 salon a nd differential,
cases flushed, and correct winter
Rrade of Moblloll supplied.
Crtinkcasa drained, flushed and
filled with correct winter grade of
Mnblloil.
Oil filter inspected and new cart
ridge installed If needed.
Battery and cables inspected, ter
minals cleaned,
r Windshield wipers Inspected and
cleaned. t
Lights Inspected and lenses cleaned.
Tires Inspected and Inflated.
Cleaning of alt glass and vacuum
cleaning of car Interior is also In
cluded, the dealers say.
X-Ray Interests
Many Motorists
There are 7.666 oiling and greasing
places on the various cars of today.
How can anyone know where they
all are, and what lubricants to use?
The fear that some lubrication man
WHY
WORRY?
You 11 have little to worry about regarding: the safe,
satisfactory operation of your car thU Winter, if you use
our Winterproofing service, including
FREE INSPECTION
of tires, lights, battery, radiator, fan bolt, motor oil. trans
mission and differential lubricant, spark plugs, etc.
DO IT NOW!
before it gets too cold. In a few days it may be too !at.
FREE 12 Point WINTER-PROOF SERVICE
Look for the sign of the Flying Red Horse.
KEN G LA & LIGGETT
General Petroleum Station
Pth and South Riverside
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wouldn't remember all these places
has been one of the motorists' wor
ries In the past.
Confronted by this problem, ex
perts have originated a new-type
chart called the "X-Ray" which la
now attracting the attention of many
Interested car owners to Mobllgas sta
tions. Every moving part of every make
and model of automobile, and the
lubrication spot, is shown on the In
genious contrivance.
Most Auto Wear
Occurs in First
Turns of Engine
Most automobile motor wear occurs
in the first few seconds after a car
is started, according to statements of
mechanics.
'If the weather is cold and the
oil is viscous and thick." says Don
Dawson, assistant general sales man
ager for the Moblloll marketers, "the
pump will not deliver sufficient vol
ume to bearings, gears and cylinder
surfaces to properly protect them.
"That's why oil must be of the
weight and consistency fitted to the
season of the year. That's why heavy
summer oil must be drained from the
crankcase and replaced with winter
oil.
"If the gauge on your dash shows
a heavy pressure it Indicates there is
a strong resistance to oil flow. You
cannot have much resistance to oil
In colder weather or you'll pay dearly
for It.
"For winter we must use extreme
caution In automobile lubrication,
which has now been reduced to &
science. The only way to play safe
Is to hare everything Inspected."
Closing time forToo Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m.
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wholesale Afent Cor the General Pe
troleum Corporation In this city.
OF
EXPERIENCE SEEN
There are M.oor) yeors of lubrica
tion experience, behind the Winter
proof plan. But the automobile is
only 61 years old. The question is:
"How come?" v
Now comes Ted Snyder, representa
tive of General Petrcleum. to explain
what seems to have been a puzzler
to a good many motorists by declar
ing that "based cn an average of 20
years to a man. the engineering staff
which originated Wlnterprooflng ac
tually does represent a combined ex
perience of 14,000 years."
"This Socony-Vacuum engineering
staff with which we of General Pe
troleum are affiliated." he contin
ued. "Is the largest of Its kind in
the world. This staff knows 'what Is
what when it comes to automotive
mechanics and correct lubrication.
"It will no doubt Inspire, conli
dence In the minds of motorists to
know that our field engineers aro
constantly chcrking their experiences
with our engine-bulming department,
and this department is constantly
working In collaboration with the
motor, bearing - and - gear - building
plants of all the leading car and ma
chinery mamiracturers.
IS MADE EASIER
"Will Mie start quickly and eaully?"
Tlila Is one of the thoughts upper
most In the mind of an automobllltt
when he approaches his garage on a
cold winter day, according to Investi
gations made by service station men.
It's one of the reasons, say local
Mobllgas men, for inauguration of
Winterproof Inspection service.
"Your car will start quickly," they
declare, "If proper attention has been
given to various Inspections, Includ
ing battery, spark pfcigs. etc.. and the
gas tank Is well filled with winter
Mobtlgas."
COMPLETE
WINTER-PROOF
SERVICE
BY THESE
GENERAL
PETROLEUM
DEALERS
W. E. Mann
Four Corners
Joe Keglas
Talent
Bill Hotchkiss
Talent
Clarence Smith
Phoenix
Mrs. Alvina Bullen
3. Riverside Medford
John Cadzow
Butte Falls
Tate's Rogue River
Resort McLeod
Ray Coleman
Jacksonville
anuin x .1 Hat
lit plilt-h rrlftltv-
Rrady to go.