HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922
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if you're having trouble starting
if you sit in the cold and buzz-buzz
your starter without result then it's
time to change to "Red Crown" the
winter fuel for motors.
Use "Red Crown" exclusively, and
you get off at the first jump of the
spark.
"Red Crown" vaporizes readily in the
coldest weather. Fill your tank with
"Red Crown" and nothing else, and
you'll be rid of three-quarters of your
cold-weather motoring troubles.
Fill at the Red Crown sign at service
stations, garages and other dealers
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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(California)
Zerolene good cold-test
oils flow freely and lubri
cate perfectly in zero
weather protect the
bearings increase the
power and flexibility of
your engine.
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Order your Personal Greeting
Cards for Christmas early.
We have a stock on hand.
THE BOOK AND ART STORE
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
,THE PLEASURES OF PIPE SMOKING
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Mixture, the American Tobacco Company's EXTRA I? AJNCi
brand. Pack your pipe with it and you will enjoy a cool,
sweet smoke. It has an aroma you will never forget.
A 3-ounce Can for $1.00
Blue Boar Smoking Tobacco in 25c packages
X5he Electric Kitchen
R. S. GEORGE
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Eyes scientifically examined by II. L.
Hasbrouck, Optometrist, Ueilbronner
Bide.
Holland bulbs for fall planting. All
kinds and of the beetrquality. Heights
Greenhouse, phone 33U3. o!9tf
Vnr Ara hn u-nod nlinnn Emrv Lum
ber & Fuel Co. Just right for kindling
and quick fires. ol2tf
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"A High Protein Dry Feed"
HOW TO PREPARE
FOR COLD WEATHER
ANALYSIS OF MILK FLO:
18.0
Fat
Fibre
Ash
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..10.0
5.0
MILK -FLO is more economical than the average farm-made
grain ration, for there is a higher protein value with a lower
percentage of crude fibre. Since it is a balanced ration, made
of the highest grade of dairy feeding stuffs, is already mixed,
it therefore is a time saver and can be used without worry.
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HOOD RIVER, OREGON
(By Cameron Motor Company)
The average car owner is seldom in
a position to know just what must be
done to his car in the winter to ap
proach as nearly as possible conditions
as they exist in warm weather. It is
therefore largely the duty of the auto
mobile dealer to give him thia infor
mation. For this reason the following
instructions have been prepared for use
of Anti-Freeze Solution Cooling bys
tern. . .
before anv anti-freeze solution is
placed in the water circulation system,
it should be inspected for leaks and re
pairs made if necessary. It is usually
a good plan to replace hose connections
at this time of the year. Do not use
compounds containing calcium chloride
or other similar compounds, as they
corrode the inside of the radiator.
The only satisfactory solution that we
know of is alcohol and water. De
natured alcohol is preferred. The fol
lowing table shows the different pro
portioned mixtures with temperatures
at which the solution will begin to
freeze.
Denatured
Alcohol
10 per cent
20 per cent
30 per cent
40 per cent
50 per cent
It must
Water
90 per cent
80 per cent
70 per cent
60 per cent
60 per cent
be remembered
Freezing
Point
27 degrees
19 degrees
10 degrees
2 below zero
18 below zero
that it is
necessary to add alcohol from time to
time, to replace what is lost due to
evaporation. When this is necessary,
use a mitxure of 60 per cent alcohol.
During the winter months the fan
belt can be loosened, which will reduce
the flow of air through the radiator,
and therefore allow the motor to run
warmer than it otherwise would.
It will assist greatly in approximat
ing the summer temperature or the
motor if radiator ana hood covers are
used. With a radiator cover that is
adjustable, a large part of the radiator
can be covered, allowing the motor to
readily warm up, and then adjusted to
suitable opening to keep toe motor
running warm out sun not snowing it
to overheat: also it will keep the mo
tor from cooling off when not running
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11 opening is cioeeu.wncu car laie.
Due to the low gravity gasoline now
being used, it is very essential, more
especially in cold weather, to get as
much heat as'possible to the mixture
to properly vaporize the gasoline to
prevent condensation. On damp, fog
gy days such as we bave here at this
lime of the jear, it is necessary that
the air to the carburetor be as warm
as possible. To this end it is neceftgary
that the outside opening in the air pipe
be closed, so that all air going into the
carburetor will come from the beater.
In starting the motor, when cold, make
sure that the choke is closed complete-'
; ly until the motor starts, then open ;
lightly until the motor warms up, but
'do not even bave it partially closed'
longer than necessary. Racing a cold ,
motor will not warm it up; retard the
spark and let the engine idle slowly.
Oil should be drained more frequent
ly from the motor in winter than in
summer. Cold temperature aggravates
the dilution of the oil by raw fuel, es
pecially when the choke is kept closed
too long. It is not advisable to drive a
car until the motor has been turning
over at a slow rate of speed long
enough to give the oil a chance to get
well into all the working parts.
Condensation in the cylinders due to j
cold weather often results in the mix
ing of the gasoline with the oil. We
have recommended that under average
conditions the oil be drained approxi
mately every 1.000 miles in order to
guard Bgainst excessive wear of the
bearings or cylinder walls ; however it
is advisable to change the oil every
month during the winter driving re
gardless of when fresh oil was last
added.
In cold weather the capacity and the
voltage of a battery are less than they
are at normal temperature. Likewise
it is much more difficult to crank an
engine because of the effects of cold
temperatures on the lubrication and al
so requires more cranking because of
tne incomplete carburetion of the fuel
when the motor is cold. Thus the
drain on the battery should be con
served; therefore when starting the
motor throw out the clutch.
SINKING FUND TAX
BECOMES AN ISSUE
Sentiment is divided over including
in the annual budget of taxes for 1923
an item of S7.780.50 for establishing a
sinking fund for the Mount Hood Loop
Highway bond issue. District Attor
ney baker recently instructed the
county court that the law provided
that the sinking fund would have to be
started immediately. An opinion has
just been received from the attorney
general s office by Mr. Baker, an
nouncing that the county may wait for
four years before starting the sinking
fund. One element of citizens'wishes
to defer raising the fund, while others
argue that the sinking fund should be
started at once.
The county will have to raise by tax
ation next year $13,750, interest on the
Loop Highway bonds, which have been
issued. It will be necessary to issue
another block of about $50,000 to meet
surfacing bills.
Parkdale Restauranteur Wrecks Place
The sheriff's office, notified one
night last week from The Dalles that
J. C. Thomas, Parkdale restaurant
man, was motoring toward Hood River
badly intoxicated, were on the look out
for him when an s. o s. message came
from Parkdale. The man had eluded
the officers and was busy wrecking bis
place of business.
1 nomas on reaching bis restaurant.
according to witnesses, sat about sys
tematically to break all of his dishes,
soft drink bottles smash and to wreck
how cases. A valuable phonograph
was ruined.
Justice of the Peace Onthank fined
Thomas S50 and sentenced him to 30
days in jail. The sentence was sus
pended, however.
The Baptist Church
At 10 a. m. the Sunday school begins
its work. At 11 a. m. Evagelist Bent
ley will preach. At 3.30 p. m. Junior
n. i. 1 . U. The benior will meet at
6.30 in the prayer meeting room. At
7.30 we will have a great meeting
which you must not miss. Evangelist
Bentley will preach. Lome and hear
m. also the singing by the cnurcn
chorus and by the junior.chorus. There
will be also special singing. J here
will be services every evening of the
week at 7.30 and you are all welcome.
We seek to serve you and help you in
your spiritual life. Subject for Sun
day night, "Hell and Its Location."
U. K. Uelepine, fastor.
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Celebration of Holy Communion.
Services begin at 11 o'clock. Annouce-
menta. Sunday school at 9.45. Choir
rehearsal Friday at 8 o'clock. Sale by
the ladies of the congregation Satur
day at the Book & Art Store.
Y, UUgendorl, rastor.
CHRISTMAS A
would lose most of its joy
but for the fulfillment on
that great day of anticipations of the
children. We have made prepara
tions at our store for gladdening little
hearts. Come see our Toyland. Come
early and have the choice made by
your little girl or boy laid away.
We also have substantial Gifts for Adults.
And all the year week in and week out
our store will be ready to serve your hard
ware wants, whatever they may be.
OUR STOCK OP
PAINTS, OILS AND HARDWARE
ARE KEPT ALWAYS UP TO DATE
H. S. BRAAKMAN
SMITH BUILDING
THIRD STREET
Christmas Cheer
The elements are setting the stage for a real Oregon
Christmas. None of us mind so long as the chill blowing
of an East wind does not give the unwelcome promise
of intemperate cold.
But whatever the weather may be, remember that
we are ever ready to furnish you the substantial fuel
for the inner man, Meats of all kinds.
And why not try some of our pork sausages. They're
just the thing this kind of weather.
SERVICE, QUALITY
AND SATISFACTION
The Hood River Market
A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop.
Phone 4311
A SERVANT of high
standing is the cow.
And the kind that sup
plies us the milk and cream
to produce our butter we sell
to you are taken care of in a
modern sanitary manner.
Our butter is sold at a con
sistent price. You should
investigate the quality of
the butter we sell, our prices
and our service. They are
certain to please you.
Phone your order.
HOOD RIVER CREAMERY
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Before you buy an automobile you
should see the new Studebaker at the
Cameron Motor Co.
Come in and see the new ISnick 1923
models. Hixes, $1425; Fours, $1075.
Hood River Garage.
I WHAT SUITS ONE DON'T SUIT ANOTHER
This is the reason for unlimited variety.
We don't want you to take what vou don't
want. Substitution is not satisfactory to you
nor us either. Order what you want and you
shall have it. P. & G. Soap Coupons cashed here.
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onsolidated Mercantile Co.
HOOD RIVER ODELL
HOOD RIVER MUST NOT FAIL ON THE RED CROSS!
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