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E10IIT FAGE8 DAILY EAST OREOOXTAN, PENDLETON, OREO OK, KATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1914, PAOE FTVE liliiililliiiiliiuiiiltlilllililiiiii.iliiiiiL UV FURS HOl'J! (Continued from page two.) Pf 1 V Got Thorn at '"THE Fur department has been one of our busiest depart ments the past week and we have received today by express another shipment of Wm, Jackman's Sons FINE FURS Come in and make your selection early while the assortment is complete "jr to Show V You GKIIMAN rx HOISTS. KILIJ.VO THE GUXXEItS MADRID, Nov. 21. The newspaper rueblo Vasco. of Dllboa. says that another German 42-centlmeter mor tar has burnt, killing a number of the gunners. The German, according to the newspaper, are carefully conceal ing the new catastrophe. ACSTKIAXS DKAO MEN' OP OI.I) levies TO Ansrv VENICE, (via Tarli), Nor. 31. The new levy from the landstrum of the yearn 1870 to 1890 was begun In Vienna Mon.lay and will continue daily until the lint la exhausted. Four commissions are alttlng and about 3, 300 men are parsed dally for entrance to the army, Tone Lenses are the best Wc grind and fit them to givo the wearer comfort and Fati?faction. ALL WORK GUARAN TEED. Dale Rothwell Ilofrnoting ami Manufactur ing Optician. - with Hanicom, THE Jeweler ' P. 0. Mdg. Pendleton, Ore. I'honc 329 J. IPEHSDIIAL MEHTIOHl- ----- - J. M. Keency of Hlot Rock la a visitor In Penlleton. Jack Leslie la among the Hells vl- Itora in the city today. E. L. Iloppel, traveling agent for the N. P., la at the Tendleton A. F. Michael, Tilot Rock farmer. waa an overnight visitor in the city. Mra. John Tlmmerman came In from her home at Helix thla morning. W. J. Wattenbcrger, prominent Echo rexident, la a visitor In the city today. Cliff A. Allen representing the Key atone Type Foundry of San Francisco has been here today. Mr. Edgar Fischer, Walla Walla Instructor of music, la In the city to day meeting her classes. A. FerarJ, wealthy sheepman of Toppentsh, came over this morning on the Northern Pacific train. Fred IUoch, manager of the Hotel Pendleton, arrived home this morn ing from a brief visit in Portland. A. W. rerley, who aeea to fuel econ omy for tne O.-W. It. & N., and Ed Iluhrer, roadmastcr, are at the St. George today Haws Judd, who was called to Ka nieln yesterday morning by the death of a resident of that point, went on to La Grando and spent the evening there with friends. Still In HolcaI. Doiiglus l'hay, former marshal of Hermlnton who has been an inmate of St. Anthony'a hospltul for many months, is still confined there, a suf ferer from rheumatism and his Im provement la very alow. REDUCTION IN RATES FOR OREGON HAS BEEN GRANTED WASHINGTON. Nov. Jl. On i romplulnt of tho chamber of com merce of Portland, the ' Interstate commerce commission ordered a ma terial reduction In freight rates on bakery goods in less than carload lots from points In Oregon and Wash. InKton to their destinations In Ore gon. Washington, Colorado, Idaho and Montana. i'lniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinH I OUR CASH PRICES SAVE YOU 20 I 3 5 MINCED CLAM EXTRA SPECIAL Fancy grade, new pack, 2 cans for 25c NORWEGIAN SARDINES Packed In olive oil, regular 2 for 25c, now selling, tin. 10a UNDE RWOOD'S MUSTARD SARDINES Large slse. "Underwoods," nuf sed, ea. 20o FRESH " LIMBERGER One lb. bricks jUBt received, the pound so GERMAN BREAKFAST and NEUFCHATEL CHEESE 8 cakes 5o TOMATO KETCHUP In bulk, from No. 1 Selected Toma toes, pint 13c PEANUT BUTTER New stock, extra rich In oil and flavor, pound 20c NEW DILLS Large, clean, sol Id pickles, dos 20a ASSORTED SWEET CAKES In packages, all varieties, also CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS, PA NAM A CREAMS and FIG SULTANAS, in bulk. TRY our new SPECIAL CHEESE WAFERS. HOOD RIVER APPLE CIDER Real old fashioned apple Ci der, quart 15c ipECIAL SPITZENBERG and DELAWARE RED APPLES, loose pack, good site, extra good cookers, the box... 75c FANCY HOOD RIVER EATING APPLES, paper wrapped, graded and solid packed, the box 11.23 KRAUT, the aeasona beat, quart lOo CALIFORNIA GRAPES, the basket 80o In bulk, 2 pounds 25c OPEN UNTIL TEN TONIGHT I THE SPECIALTY CASH GROCERY I S Pkone 476. 628 Main St 1 "One Liht Delivery After Six." Sniiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiniiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:7 Miss F, flmldell, a sister of Mrs. Fred Bloch, and Mrs. L. H. Docksta dcr of Portland arrived this morning to be guests of Mrs. IMoch at the Ho tel Pendleton. Mrs. H. J. Markham and Mrs. A. M. Murk ham of Chicago are here to clo.se up the estate of the lute Frank Mark hum of Pilot Rock. Magnolia Lodge No. 34, Degree of Honor, enjoyed a social session Thursday evening In I. O. O. F. hall and It waa attended by eighty mem bers and their husbands. A program of musical numbers and recitations waa rendered and at Its conclusion a banquet waa served. The affair marked the end of a membership campaign In which many new mem bers were secured. Miss William- on, captain No. t, and her team were guests of honor, having won the con test, and Mrs, Farley and Mrs. Bea gle, the other two captains, presided over the affair. LOCALS Advertising in Brief BATES. Per line first Insertion 10c Per Hut, addition! luaertloa. . . .6e I'r Hue, per month. II. (XI No local taken tot leas tbto Zhc Count S ordlnsry words to line. Lor t Is will not be taken otct tbe 'pboae and remittance Boat accom pany order. E3 PS 3 3 3 I 13 Whipple Piano tuner, phone 22R. Phone I. C. Snyder, chimney sweep. Umbrellas repaired, recovered. Pen dleton Cycle Co. Wanted Girl for general house work. Phone 316. Get your "Rufnek" sweater from the Peoples Warehouse, $2. 00 to $7. Good winter quarters for horses and rigs at the Alta barns. Wanted Good, clean rags at the East Orcgonlan office. Fashionable dressmaking at 113 W. Court Phone 2S1J. Competent woman wants day work. 115 Grange street. For rent Furnished 6 roomeJ modern house. Phone E54. Is To rent Nicely furnished 3-room ; Sj apartment. S02 Water. For sale Three good lots or trade for automobile. Phone 218J. Girl wants work in prlate family in or out of town. Inquire "L" thla of- S flee. Wanted Competent girl for gen eral housework. Phone 113 or Apply 224 So. Main. The Alta House, a good, popular, yet cheap place to stop. J. M. Sheph- enson. prop. Five room house for sale on north side. Corner lot Improved. Address W" this office. Wanted Girl to do general house work. Inquire 414 Jackson. Must have references. Wanted Position as working housekeeper, private family. Inquire "C" this office. Lost Silver watch marked H. C J. gold fob attached. Finder return to this office and receive reward. Good dry. black pine wood. $5.60 per cord, St.OO If sawed. Delivered. See B. B. Gervais or phone 778. Do you know that the Peoples Warehouse received yesterday a large shipment of fancy ribbons of all kinds, and they are to sell at 25c yd? Old papers for sale; tied In bundles. Good for starting fires, etc., 15c a bundle or two bundles for 25c, This office. Wanted. Hoarders $3.00 per week, (deluding room and bath $6.00 rer v.fck. 02 Water street or 20CM. Try the West End Market for gro ceries and meats, 1301 W. Alta ct Phone 778. Free delivery. Satisfac tion guaranteed. For sale Alfalfa hay, first, second find third cuttings, on the old Hud ccn Ray Meadows. Mrs. N. E. Rice, I.owdcn, Wash. For sale Two modern cottages lo cp ted on east Court street, seven blocks from Main street. Inquire of Walters' mill. For sale Modern seven room house and seven lots, with barn, close to school. $2600 takes It Inquire or address "A" this office. Agents Sell guaranteed hosiery; 70 per cent profit; make $10 dally. Orders repeat regularly; best agent's seller in existence. International jg Mills, West Philadelphia, Pa. jj "Mutt" takes the big loads and 1 5 "Jeff" shows the speed. Penlftndls Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse. Orflce 447 Main street Phone 339. There will be a basket social at Riverside school house on Wednesday evening, November the twenty-fifth. Also a short program. Everyone la cordially invited. Several small farms on Umatilla river particularly adapted to hogs, dairy or poultry, $760 cash, balance on or before 10 years. 7 1-2 per cent See Berkeley. . Matrimonial agency ttf highest character; strictly private and reli able. Best In the West. Eighth year. Why not better your position 7 Full information 10c. Ideal Introduction Club. Box 284, Vancouver, B. C. $1275 Small payment down, big' house arranged in apartments and partly furnluhed on 60 foot corner lot close In. Apartments always rented. More than pays for Itself be sides a good place to live. Will con sider a trade. Address Box 633, Pen-, A Wonderful New Organization 'N the United States there are 20,000 retail jewelers. Of these at least 2,500, whether in lame or small cities or towns, conduct their business on about the same plan. They are generally referred to as the "best jewelers." Their suc cess is the result of honest representation and fair dealing. IN January, 1914, forty-two of these jewelers met in Chicago to consider a plan for a cooperative movement that would unite the power and prestige of these 2,500 stores. They formed the United Jewelers, Inc. incorporated under the laws of the State of New York with an authorized capital of 500,000. The stock is owned and the company controlled by retail jewelers. The list of jewelers who were invited to buy stock and become partners in this company was carefully prepared and approved by a board of directors who are themselves retail jewelers. Each individual was approved not only for fi nancial responsibility but for his integrity and standing as a citizen. THE purpose of the company is to produce a general line of merchandise for every department of the retail jewelry store under a special trade mark. In other words the retailer becomes his own manufacturer. Selling cost and manufacturing cost are reduced to a minimum and he has a direct supervision of quality and workmanship. The natural result is highest quality merchandise at no more cost than lower grades distributed in the ordinary way. THE United Jewelers, Inc., have adopted a3 their trademark the word Hall mark and the stores of the stock-holders are known as Hallmark Stores. There is but one Hallmark Store in any city or town and Hallmark merchan dise is for sale only in the stores of the stockholders. The company's main df fice is in New York City where competent heads study the market for new ideas and improved manufacturing facilities. IT will not be long before there will be a Hallmark Store in every city and town in the United States. Already the leading jewelers in several hundred cities have joined this great co-operative movement The volume of business done by the jewelers already enrolled amounts to many millions of dollars. The total sales of the 2,500 stores amount to over $."0,000,000 annually. This will give you some idea of the producing power of this company. LOOK for the trademark HALLMARK. It stands for honor and econo mical service. It means the lowest cost of production possible. It means a lower price or a better quality. m t 3 r-l i E i M E--3 4 Hi Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler The Hallmark Store m msm :iiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiimmiimiiiiiiiiimnimiiim phone! s COMPLETE MAXWELL CATIONS. SPECIE!- 4-sylinder. 25 h. p. motor, cone clutch, unit transmission bolted to engine; 3-4 floating; rear axle; left-side steer, center control; 6-passenger body; 66-inch tread; 103-Inch wheel base, 30x3 1-2-inch tires; weight 1850 lbs. Motor 3 6-8-inch bore. 4 1-2-inch stroke; cylinder and upper half crank case Integral; detachable head with valve located on right side and completely enclosed; valves 1 J-16-inch diameter. Cam-Shaft Drop forged with integ ral cams. Coollnir Tubular radiator; thermo syphon system with large inlet and outlet connections. Spring tension fan. Lubrication Splash system with pos itive oil pump, delivering oil at front end of engine and drawing at rear. Oil well integral with lower hnlf of crank case. Carburetor Kingston atomizer type; hot and cold air supply controlled from dash to suit stating or run ning In any climate. Gasoline la supplied by gravity. Gasoline Tank located under dash cowl, making short and absolute feed to carburetor. Positive feed ing qualities, even on steepest grades. No pressure system neces sary. Clutch Cone clutch; lined with ray best oa lining; cone Is made from steel stamping and provides its own spring action, to Insure perfect con tact; positively coupled to transmis sion through 6-spuno snart. Wheel llase 103 inches. Tread 56 Inches; 60 Inches, optional for South. Rear Axle 3-4 floating; 2 3-16 Inch tubes with truss rod; 1 1-8 Inch nickel steel axle shaft. Bevel driv ing pinion, 12 teeth 5 pitch; driving gear, 43 teeth 6 pitch; gear ratio, 3 58 to 1. Front Axle Drop forged I-beam sec tion, extra long wheel hub, running on ball bearings. f$lrlnjr Eront-Seml-ellpllo, 32 In. long. 1 3-4 inches wide, fixed at front, ahackled atrWlr. Springs Kcr 3-4 elliptic; lower half 40 Inches long, acrolt 16 Inches long from tenter of spring shackle to spring seat; 1 3-4 inches wide, fixed .at front to transmit drive. Shackled at rear and mounted on a rocking seat. Wheels Spokes, 1 1-4 inch thick, oval section. 12 pokes in both front and rear wheels. Equipped with tllncher rims. Tire 30x3 1-2 inches, all around. Bodlea Streamline 5 passenger tour ing car, 3 passenger roadster, 2 pas senger cabriolet and 6 passenger town car bodies are furnished Each Perfectly finished and upholstered. Front Seat -Of touring car Is adjust able 3 Inches either forward or backward. . Equipment 2 electric head lights. 1-2 inches In diameter elec tric horn, mohair top with envelope, clear-vision and ventilating wind shield, speedometer, spare tire car rier, pump, Jack, special wrenches and tools. Starting System Gray St Davis elec tric individual motor. Lighting System Electric generator. all electric lights. HERE IT ww V V ft ) 3 v v vsa a i iy IS ! THE 99 I I P l&ll -r iVs:-:- L s n i M 1 m ? J I UUU LrnUXA UU L3 urn THE NEW 1915 MODEL I with 17 new Features; with Electric Lights and Electric Self Starter. F. O. B. Pendleton The sensation of the automobile world. E The biggest automobile value ever offered under $1000. Powerful fast, silent and one of tho casist ridiiijr and most economical ears in the world. A splendid, fully equipped real five-passcnger family automobile. With Sims high ten- E sion magneto, sliding gear transmission, left hand drive, center control, anti-skid tires on rear E and i E PRACTICALLY ALL THE HIGH PRICED 1 FEATURES OF HIGH PRICED CARS jf Tho easiest car in the world to drivt-. Ti e greatest all around hill climbing car in the ; world. The car with a pure stream-line body. 1101.1)8 THE I'OAl) AT 50 MILES AX IIOU1L r; Carload of theso wonderful new MAXWELLS just rcooivod by us. Note the svification-i Ef shown here. Come see the car. Ask for a demonstration. b THE HENDERSON AGENCY f 722 Cottonwood Si root. OAKS OX DISPLAY AT CITY AUTO CO. L. Y. HEXDLTttOX. Til .phono 1'J dleton. niimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiMiiiimiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiiiiHiin