Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 23, 1938, Page 7, Image 7

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To Avert Cold Weather Car Damage
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Lnrrolnp Kmicrr. star of RKO Rnilto I'lrturrs. I amnzril at nunlr.hnir-r
fnrturoil hy Winter .Mnhlloll, when she Imperts till Interesting cvlllblt.
Picture Star Learns That Winter Motor
Oil Flows Either at Freezing or Bailing
Few person realize that winter
motor oil must stand up at either
freezing or boiling, and lubricate
efficiently under both temperature
extremes. The thermometer may be
at freezing, or even below zero, when
the car is started. Within 20 min
utes of driving the radiator may be
boiling. It la Important to use an
oil that will endure both kinds of
punishment, experts say.
Learning to her amazement that
specially-created winter oil will do
its work perfectly either at freezing
or boiling. Miss Lorraine Krueger, star
of RKO-Hadio Pictures, who plays
the lead opposite Joe Penner In "I'm
Prom the City," recently saw an In
teresting exhibit.
The exhibit showed oil flowing
from a Fllpruf bottle of Mobiloil
Arctic which had been frozen in a
cake of tee. Alongside' was another
bottle of the lubricant immersed In
boiling water The demonstration
was used by H. W. Taylor, lubricants
department manager of General Pe
troleum, to prove this winter oil will
flow freely, and lubricate effectively,
despite severe temperature extremes.
"Perfection of this oil. rightfully
called Arctic," said Taylor, "is a reaJ
achievement of Mobiloil engineers. It
enables car owners to piny safe
against fast wear of vital motor
parts."
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had one bran of grease Installed, do
not allow an operator to mix It with
another."
RMrm vnrnlns flarea are dlSDlaved
In windows around town thla week.
They have been posted to warn a
.rmv nf ritr.thrnttle DU&hora
that cold weather la In the oiling.
Proposing to protect autoisis irom
breakdowns, bearing and gear fail
ures, tire punctures and blowouts,
battery and light fallurea. cooling
system and spark plug difficulties
and other mishaps that may result
from a change to lower tempera
ture, operators of local Mobllsas sta
tions are making a dramatic Intro
duction to thla Wlnterprosf cam
paign. Offering free Inspections of 13 vital
pnr narta. In avoidance of aeasonal
mishaps, the Mobllgas men explain
that Wlnterprcoflng Is merely the
nmrwr Knrestiflrdlns of cars against.
the mvagea of cold, wet weather, and
the resultant expense and discom
fort. "Inspection of automobiles and
changing weights of oils aud grraseo
as cold weather approaches, declares
Ted Snyder, representative for Gen
eral Petroolcum, 'Is Just as essential
to the health and performance of an
automobile as changing of garments
Is to the health and comfort of the
man behind the wheel.
"Ifs a wise and essential precau
tion to drain out all the Summer's
arcumulatlon of grit, and grime and
take a fresh start with pure, clean
products specially created for main
taining efficiency during the Winter
weather.
"To start quickly, shift gears eas
ily, avoid radiator and battery trou
bles, prevent blowouts, and' get full
r
nftnmnhil. to rpftllv enlov Winter
driving and play safe against break
down and delays. These are mo
reasons why this Wlnterproof service
is offered to the motoring public."
Increasing Tire Life
The mileage In a tire depends to a
large extent on proper Inflation, ac
cording to U. S. Tiro engineers. When
pressure falls below the specified
level, there Is too much flexing of
sldewalls, uneven tread wear, harder
steering and excessive gasoline con
sumption.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads la 1:30 p. m.
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Use Mall Tribune want Ada.
"Accidents will happen! And they
happen thick and fast to motorists
with worn, smooth tires on wet skid
dy pavements," officials asy.
"Skidding and Inability to stop
quickly cause far and awy the great
eat number of motor accidents In
winter months, they pointed out.
"That's why U. S. tire engineers
worked so long and so hard to per
fect the revolutionary new 'Centipede
drip' tread design used exclusively
on the tr. 8. Royal Maater lira. Thla
patented new safety tread eliminates
forward and aide skids and brines a
car to a straight line stop as much
as 300 feet quicker than ordinary
tires.
"The trouble with most of us."
the officials continued, "Is that wo
w-alt until an accident happena be
fore we realize that our tires are dan
gerously smooth. How much better to
have a complete , Wlnterproofing
checkup such aa is now offered by
General Petroleum stations and be
prepared In advance for Winter driv
ing conditions."
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Local Mobilgas Stations
In Move To Aid Motorists
Play Safe Against Winter
SMOOTH TIRES
JAKE BIG. TOIL
Winter ts Just as much a vacation
""time as summer In these days 'of
automobile Improvements and ad
vancements, Now motorists travel as
far as they like, whenever, they wish,
in any kind of weather. Hence, cold
westher motoring is on the Increase.
Such Is the opinion expressed by
those who are making a study' of
motorists habits.
MANY WILL ENJOY
WINTER'S SPORTS
In these days of motorleed exist
ence, when practically evnryone owns
or drives a car. snow sports are gain
ing In popularity. This city, and
every other city of the west, has its
favorite anow and Ice fields. In the
hifth mountain areas not far away.
Perfection of the modern automo
bile, building and keeping open good
mountain highways and creation of
auto oils and greases that work ef
ficiently at low temperatures are rea
sons for the gaining snow-sport
popularity. says a statement from
division sales manager for General
Petroleum.
8 MILLION FAIL !
TO START CARS
"I cant get my car atarted. !
More than eight million times this
winter will this plaintive plea for t
j hslp be repeated to service station
i attendants by frantic motorists ac
j cording to figures recently revealed
j by U. 8. battery experts.
I Battery failure ta the chief cause
I of non-starting cam during the win-
ter months, they added, urging mo- :
torlsts to have their batteries In-'
spected and. if necessary, replaced i
before the start of the cold season. j
Checking of batteries and rabies !
and cleaning of terminals Is part of
t.h from UHntftrnrnrtf mcvIm ti-nr nf. i
fered by Mobllgas stations. i
featuring
CONEY ISLAND'S
RED HOTS
Club Breakfasts
Bbort Orders
Dinners
EAGLE CAFE
300 N. Riverside
A new problem looms big for mo
torists today whenever a hypold.
rear-end gear Is lubricated. More
than 70 percent of the new cara are
equipped with this type gear, which
requires that lubrication must be
"handled with kid gloves" so to
speak. Mistakes would be costly.
"Because of the extremely heavy
pressures exerted on hypold gears,"
declare engineers of General Petro
leum, "the lubricants for them must
be specially compounded to Insure
adequate cushioning and save the
gears from undue wear or breakage
"The Important point Is that dif
ferent kinds of hypold gear lubricants
cannot be mixed with safety. Mixing
will bring about chemical reaction,
causing the greases to turn to taffy.
Then they cease to function. Having
FLOWERS MATTRESS
and UPHOLSTERY Shop
WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION
407 East 4th at Riverside
Where we are now better equipped than ever to take care
of your Mattress and Upholstering problems.
DALE R. FLOWERS, Owner. '
Danger Time Is Here
Danger to battery, tires, bearings,
radiator, gears and many vital parts
of your car is created when the
weather suddenly changes.
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FREE 12 POINT
WINTER-PROOF SERVICE
B prepared for Old Man Winter. Prepare ahead of time. Then yoaH
have nothing to worry about. With our complete FREE INSPECTIONS, in
connection with Winter-proof ing are your protection against car damage
and unnecessary expense. Drive in.
Wiisie Pruitt & Wilton White
General Petroleum Station
(Mill IKin lt Mill! M1IIIUU ItV tllll)
5 Cooling tytltm ehockod for leal and Uoki. Hom
and clamp lnpctcd.
' Radiator drained and lluihid.
Fan boll chocked and replaced If neceuary.
Old Summer lubricant removed from tranimlt-
lon and differential, . caiet thoroughly flushed,
unlvertalt carefully checked aad correct printer
grade of Mobil lubricant supplied.
Crank cote drained and flushed and filled with
the correct winter grade of Mobiloil.
Oil Utter Inspected and new cartridge Installed
If needed.
Battery tested, cables Inspected, terminals cleaned
and distilled water added If necessary.
Spark plugs Inspected and cleaned and replaced
- If necessary.
Windshield wiper Inspected and adusted or nv
placed If necessary.
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Interior vacuum cleaned.
Tires Inspected and Indated.
The heat, grime and dust of hard Summer driving have done things to your
car... and now comes Winter, with its low temperatures and severe weather
conditions that impose new and even more serious demands.
Your safety the proper operation of your car and protection of the in
vestment you have in it necessitate that it be in proper condition to with
stand the hardships of Winter thriving. ,
The change from Summer grades to correct Winter grades of fuel and
lubricants is important but that alone isn't enough. General's 12-Point
Winter-proof Service includes critical inspection of the vital points of wear.
This is a precautionary measure of which every motorist should take advan
tage. And it's entirely free except, of course, for needed materials you order.
Why not have your car Winter-proofed now?
Remember it's better to be safe than sorry.Drive
in today where you see the Flying Red Horse.
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