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Power, Economy, Reliability and Appearance of 1914 Buicks Sell Them By the Trainload
28 H. P. Roadster - $1135
28 H. P. Touring . $1235
36 H. P. Roadster . $1435
37 H. P. Touring - - $1535
6 cyl. 55 H. P. Touring - $2185
F. O. B. PENDLETON
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Twelve Buicks just received, representing the largest single shipment of automobiles ever consigned to any company in Eastern Oregon
THERE are more Buick cars owned in Pendleton than
any other make of automobile arid they are even .
selling faster at present than the Ford.
A cheap car is most expensive in the end Buicks are moderate priced and give the greatest return on the investment
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There's a Buick waiting for you at
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LOCALS
Or Advertising in Brief
RATES.
Per line first Insertion. . 10c
I'cr Hoe, additional Insertion. . . .6c
Ier line, per month $1.0U
No local Uken for lean than 25c.
Count 0 ordinary worda to line.
locals will not be taken over the
'pnoue and remittance must accom
pany order.
Fresh milch cows for sale. Inquire
Urltman Brothers.
Wanted Girl for general house
work, rhone 193J.
Wanted Good, clean rata at the
Bant Oregonlan office.
Oood second hand bicycle for sale.
Inquire at Taylor Hardware.
Whipple, piano tuner, moved tn 211
Pit-kins avenue. Phone !2fR.
Hotel Hohkln for sale cheap. All
furnished. At Kcho on Main street
Write Hox S4. Echo. Ore.
New three and four room apart
ments now ready for occupancy. In
quire Mark Moorhouse Co.
For" sale Twenty-five head of
horses and mules. Inquire Klrkpat
rick Bros., Pendleton, Oregon.
Wanted Position on ranch by ex
perienced man and wife. No children.
Reference given. Inquire "I" this of
fice. Lost Brown hair watch fob with
Masonic charm ' attached. - Finder
will be rewarded if returned to Henry
Rosenberg.
Old papers for sale; tied in bun
dles. Good for starting fires, etc. ISc
a bundle or two bundles for 16c.
This office.
For sale Two modern cottages lo
cated on east Court street, seven
bjocks from Main street. Inquire of
Walters' mill.
For sale Black Minorca eggs for
hatching, 11.25 per setting or 16.00
per hundred. 809 E. Court street. P.
O. Box 88, Pendleton, Oregon.
See Phelps for quick service plumb
ing. Five expert plumbers employed.
No Job too large nor to small to han
dle. "Watch for the dog." Telephone
443.
Wanted, at once, refined, capable
lady for chllj welfare work. Salary
of $45 a month and advancement
guaranteed. Address N. L. care this
office.
Penland Bros.' Transfer does heavy
hauling and have Urge van to move
household goods. Storage warehouse.
Rates reasonable. Phone 139. Office
647 Main street.
"Organized and paying long dis
tance auto truck business for sale.
Equipment two 3-ton Packard trucks.
$4000 will handle. Box 295, Bend,
Oregon."
For rent, one parlor and parlor
bedroom; also one large front room
up-stalrs. Including board. Will also
board people rooming elsewhere. In
quire 609 College or phone 790W.
For sale Oood seven room house
with stone foundation; plenty of room
If person want to raise chickens. An
exoellent opportunity to get a nice
home at a bargain. For further par
ticulars Inquire at this office.
Matrimonial agency of highest
character; strictly private, up to date,
dependable, patronized by best people;
eighth successful year. It wishing to
marry, Investigate our plan. . Full in
formation 10c. Ideal Introduction
Club, Box 264, Vancouver B. C.
Franklin Apporson Boo
Three Cars of
Proven Reliability
This is our seventh year with
the Franklin, our fourth year
with the Reo and our third
year with the Apperson 1 !
We havo spont many years in selecting our line to make sure
wo wcro Retting the BEST CAR IN EACH CLASS. Our cars
aro adapted to Eastern Oregon needs. Thoy have been consist
ently reliable. Thoy have "MADE GOOD." Wo don't have to
TRY SOMETIIING NEW cvory year. Our experienco will
bo your profit, if you buy a FRANKLIN, an APPERSON or
a REO.
' DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ON AN UNTRIED CAR.
Pendleton Auto Company
For sale Belgian rabbits. Gglns
at once, cheap. 319 Cosbie street.
Don't Vk Your Telephone
To order meat until you read this.
Ask for 4 44 and get U. S. govt. In
spected meats. You'll get more meat,
pay les and run no risk of its being
tainted. (Adv.) '
Iiaarball Here Sunday.
There will be a baseball game Sun
day, March 22nd, between the Pen
dleton "Let 'er Bucks and the H'eston
high school team. Game called at
2:30. Admission 23c. Round-up
park Adv.
PEBSPI1 BTl
Tho United Orchestra.
Will give another of their tfelight
ful dances at Eagle-Woodman hall
Thursday evening, March 26. All are
Invited and assured a good time.
(Adv.)
Motorcycle at a liar (rain.
Indian motorcycle for sale cheap,
good as new. Equipped with speed
ometer and Prest-o-llghta. Only been
run 1.00 miles. Inquire C. E. Nelson,
114 East Court St. (Adv.)
Xotlec.
There will be shooting tomorrow
morning at 10:30 at the Hound Up
Gun Club. A few merchandise prises
will be (riven. G. I. LA DOW.
(Adv.) President.
Odd Snap In Ea.
WASHINGTON. March 21. In
tensely cold weather prevailed every
where east of the Rockies today. The
weather bureau forecasters said the
cold snap probably would lust sever
a! days.
World's Largest
Elephant
The (ilant t'JepJiont Jumbo Success
fully Exhibited by I la mum
Years Ago.
When the peer of all showman. P.
T. Barnum, anounced that he had se
cured for exhibition purposes the ela
phant Jumbo, every boy and girl
throughout the land read the -news
with tense Interest.
Jumbo was the giant among the gi
ants. The elephant Is the most mam
moth beast which roams forest cr
plain. His principal feature, of at
tractiveness and Interest Is his site.
With characteristic shrewdness, P.
T. Barnum realised the vast possibil
ities in transporting and exhibiting
about the country this most colossal
representative of the elephantine
world. According to Barnum, . all
other elephants were pigmies by com
parison. For .several seasons Jum
bo was a source of delight and nii
mlratlon to millions of people,
i The Jumbo 20-act Circus, now be
ing handed out by The East' Oregon
lan to the boys and girls of Umatilia
county Is the giant sensation of Toy
dom. It Is the biggest amusement
and funmaker ever devised. I'. wa
named after the giant elephant Jum
bo because of Its completeness and
surpassing greatness.
There are twenty acts each ten
inches high, mounted on cut-out card
board, beautifully lithographed both
sUles. Its Ingenious construction en
ables the child to place the acts In at
upright position on tho curved base.
A touch sets It in motion; tho rsuit
1? a lifelike representation of a real
circus in action.
Read tho FREE circus ticket print,
ed In another column and learn how
to get It on terms so easy you will
wart it at once. AJv, ,
Sheriff Til Taylor is in Weston today
serving papers.
B. C. Smith of La -Grande was al
the St. George last evening.
William Marshall was in last even
ing from his home at Cayuse.
E. E. Starcher of "Umatilla was up
from the seaport' town yesterday.
Misses Ruth Krebs and Hazel Doo
little of Athena were visitors in the
city yesterday.
Ed. Buhrer, O.-W. R. & N. road
niaster, is over from his headquarters
at La Grande.
Oscar Corey of Umatilla was up
from his home yesterday and spent
the night here.
Mrs. George Goodman and three
children came over this morning from
Pasco on a visit.
D. W. Bowman, prominent Echo
resident, was among the visitors in
the city yesterday.
D. E. Clark. O.-W. R. & N. live
stock man, left for points west on the
local this morning.
Otto Dldion, one of. the owners of
the Milton Eagle, is making Pendle
ton a visit today.
Charles Brown and S;im Rooher,
well known Athena residents, visited
In Pendleton last evening.
Superintendent I. E. Young of the
county schools, arrived home thl
morning from a visit to the east end
schools.
Mrs. Clarence Orton was among the
residents of the Helix neighborhood
who came In on the morning train
to shop.
R. C. Julian, publisher of the He
lix Advocate, came In this mornlns
from his home and is spending the
day here.
William George, a sheet steel work
er, arrived this morning from Seatle
to accept a position with D. P
Phelps.
Roy Alexander Is now reported to
be almost recovered from the small
pox and will be, able to be out within
a few days. (
Joe M. Skrable, former popular lo
cal attorney who Is now practicing
in Portland, Is up from the metrop-j
oils on & visit.
County Superintendent I. E. Young i
has received several packages of gar
den seeds from Senator Lane and is
now engaged in distributing them.
M. S. Pittman. field representative
of the state normal school, returned
this morning from a highly gratifying
trip to the schools in the east end
and will leave tomorrow for La
Grande.
Emmett Hicks, who for the past
year has been the motion picture op
erator at the Alta theater, left to
day for his home in Klamath Falls,
where he will remain for the benefit
of his health.
Henry W. Collins, local warehouse
man and grain buyer, will leave to
night for Portland where he will look
after business matters. While there
he will also consult with Captain Al
Lodell upon the baseball situation.
Many Hon Ifc'lnf? Built.
D. V). Phelps reports that he has
employed five new plumbers In order
to handle the rush of spring business
that is opening up. According to Mr
Phelps, he has secured the contracts
for nine dwellings now under way.
Evidently Tendleton Is to experience
her greatest building period during
1914.
PUBLIC-
SAL
I will sell at public auction on the G. W.
Knight ranch, one mile west of Helix
Tuesday, March 31
10 a. m. sharp
1 1 ?
1 risi
2e
14 head work horses and mares
from 4 to 8 years old, weight
from 1200 to 1500 pounds.
2 three year old colts
1 yearling colt
4 four year old mules
2 two year old mules
1 three bottom John Deer 14-in.
gang plow
1 cultivator
One, four section 20-foot steel
harrow
One hay rack One buggy
One Hack
One sleigh
7 sets butt chain harness
One Spokane disc
One six-foot Deering Binder
Two weed rods 10 and 12 feet long
Three 3 1-4 in. farm wagons and racks
Small tools and many other things too'numerous to mention
...Free Lunch At Noon...
Tprtn A" sums uncer $25 cask n sums
Jl CA III J. over $25 time will be given until October
1 , 1 9 1 4 on approved notes bearing 8 interest. 2 dis
count far cash on all sums over $25.
G.W. Knight
Owner
C. E. RUDE, Auctioneer
E. L. SMITH, Clerk
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