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EIGHT PAGE? DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1915. PAGE FIVE l -M, r . ' For the benefit of our patrons II lnJ0 PSli10G "33" "173'3 Eithei one will get the "Central" on a busy day irj A HEAT r.lARKET Ye n't an (novation la Pendleton and we hare introduced It. "Inmiram" Ihts means getting al ways the same standard quality. If yon received one order that leased you immensely you know that you can repeat" without the rink of disappointment. Its PE.MECO quality that mafcw thin possible. "PEMECO" Bacon Corned Beef llama Pickled Pork Chops Salted Pork Steaks Minced Ham Roasts Liver Sausage FANCY CHEESE Full Cream, pound 22 Cream Brick, pound 30 Swiss, extra fancy, lb. 35 Elkhorn Chili, 2 for 25 Romatours, each 35 KNIGHTS' GOODS Sweet Midgets, quart..v 30 Sours, quart 25 Dills, dozen 20 Extra Ripe Olives, pint 35 Large Green Olives, pint 25 a3 The Central Market's8 liiiill Fen F. Hill is over from Walla Wal la today in his auto. ft. Allen of Weston was reglHtered at the Bowman yesterday. J. H. Wagner of L'klah, was In from the south end of the county yes terduy. . John L. Barker of Meacham was down from the mountain town last evening. Hugh Bell of Helix was among those attending the good roads meet ing yesterday. Gus Peret, popular traveling marksman for the Peters Cartridge Co., Is at the Pendleton. Mrs. Mollie Allen and Mrs. H. H. Ornduff of Athena are among the Saturday visitors In the city. W. s. Mayberry, teacher at Hold man, passed through Pendleton yes terday en route to Milton to spend the weekend. " George Hartman, Jr., cashier of the First National Bank, is spending a few days in Portland. He is ex pected back Monday. Major K. L. Swartzlander, superin tendent of the Umatilla reservation, returned this morning, from Alder dale, Wn., where he was sent by the department to investigate the condi tion of an Indian woman reported in destitute circumstances. He found the report false. Wee Excursion to Harney Valley. ties Liverniore a Blckera at ones and make reservation to go with the crowd on the big excursion and tee the wonderful Harney valley. Leaves Pendleton morn ing ( 11th. Fare and one-third on railroad for round-trip. Fre au to rides and accommodations at com pany' hotel to all who go. nail road fare returned to all who buy. Land sella at 10 per Cent down and bal ance In nine annual payments at I per cent Interest. Adv. Dancers Take Notice. The first of the series of public dance given under the auspices of the "Jolly Club" will take place Sat urday evening, April 10th, at Eagle Woodman hall. On this occasion prizes to the cash value of mors than 120 will be given and both la dles and gentlemen are inclined in the awarding of. the prize. The gen eral public Is invited but no objec tionable persona allowed. Best of music by the United Orchestra of Pendleton. First class floor manage ment. Good time assured all who at tend. Admission, gentlemen, 60c; ladles free. Adv. Old paper for sale; tied In bundle Good for starting fires, etc lOe a bundU. This office. Wanted Good, clean rag at Cast Oregonlan office. the WE have the most complete and up-to-date grinding plant in Eastern Oregon, and can duplicate your broken lens in a few minutes. W. H. HILL, Optician with Wm. Hanscom, THE Jeweler Stylish Millinery The most pleasing styles are those that satisfy both the customer and the dealer. Best prices, right service, com bined with correct style and workmanship are what we are in a position to give you. It i always a pleasure to serve you. CARRIER MILLINERY 140 Main Street. Telephone 413 LOCALS Advertising in Brief BATES Per line first losenloa I0e Per line, additional losertloa Se Per line, per month 11.00 No local taken tor less tbaa -e. Const ordinary words to Una. Locals will aot be taken over tk phone and remittance most aceoav p ordsr. (Continued on Page 1.) EXTRA GOOD GRADE 12 cans $1.00 ITALIAN PEAS Special, 5 tin for ?1.00 Regular 30c grade. SOUR MIDGET PICKLES Crisp fresh stock, quart 20 PURE HOME LARD In bulk, 1 pound 15 FRANKFURTERS German Sausages, ave. dozen 25 Extra large, choice weiners. PATENT FLOUR SO pound sack $1.75 25 pound sack 90 10 pound aack 40s) CORN PUFFS PUFFED WHEAT Quaker brand 2 packages 25 CANNED PEACHES Extra choice solid fruit, special, 8 tins $1.00 STANDARD TOMATOES 2V.' Special, 24 cans for $2.25 THE SPECIALTY GASH GROCERY Phone 476. Next Door to Quelle Oaf 628 Main. For fuel fone five. Cabbage plants 75c 100. Forshawa Wanted Girl to do general house work. Phone 624. Wanted Girl to cook on ranch. Phone 239M. Carpet and rag wearing by Mrs H. Francis, 106 Grange street. Furnished rooms In the Xye Apart ment House, 602 Water street. Wanted To care for children, day or night Address P. O. Box 346. - For sale-New Economy Chief cream separator. Inquire 210 Thomp son. Five room house for sale on north side. Corner lot Improved. Address "W" thla offiee. John Rosenberg.' watchmaker and Jeweler, Court and Cottonwood. All work guaranteed. Furnished room for rent, suitable for lady or gentleman. Apply 401 Aura or phone 208 W. Very many people desire to buy lands in eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. Found Automobile side curtain, owner may recover same by calling at this office and paying for this ad. Black Minorca eggs for hatching. 11.00 per setting, 15.00 per hundred. I Boyd, 601 E. Court. Experienced farmer wants to rent ranch and buy an outfit. Will trade valuable city property in exchange. inquire at The Hub. For sale Two block work man, both In foal. Phone or writ A. A. Mclntyre, Athena, Ore. For sale 1-2 acre Jract and modern seven room house in River side. Address R. H. Patton, care this office. Wanted Experienced girl with good references for genera house work. Inquire 514 Lewis street Phone 703 J. Dunham, Brownlow 41 Payne, con tractors, builders, Job work. Estl mates and plans furnished. Golden Rule Hotel basement Phone 301 J. The Alts House and Barn. Head quarters for farmers and stockmen. Call a.id see us. Stephenson At Eng lar, proprietor, phone 447. 703 East Alta street For Sale 18 fe. cut, 24 In. cylin der Holt Combine, 33 horse equaliser, good condition, $550.00, F. O. B. Kennewlck. Wash. S. D. L. Ross, Athena, Ore. "Mutt" takes the big loads and "Jeff" show the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse. Office 647 Main street Phone 83. Learn sign, painting by our new method. You can lenrn tn nni signs in three days. Make 350 and! more per week. Write IT. n,iv, a 1 Co., 424 Abington, Bldg., Portland, Oregon. For trade A new. modern nn hhi electric flour mill located in Vnllov town 20,000 population, will trade for eastern Oregon or Washington wheat land. Price 323,000. For par ticulars write 566 Trade Street, fin. lem. Ore. lien wanted A lanre eornoratlnn wants the services of two sood men in Umatilla county. An excellent op portunity for the right men. AM re plies strictly confidential. For In. tervlew address L. V. B, care thla pa per. I Salesmen Capable specialty man1 for Oregon. Staple line on NEW and EXCEPTIONAL term. Va cancy now. Attractive commission contract. $36 weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler Co., 320-16 Carlln Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Davis of Irri- gon, formerly of Hermiston, are today I receiving congratulations upon the 1 birth of a daughter last night at St. j Anthony's hospital. j The members of the Sunday school class of the Christian church which 1b taught by Mrs. SI Keetz met last & evening in the church basement rooms and organized themselves into the . Eerean Club. Meetings will be held EE regularly. The organization adopted a constitution and motto and chose the following officers: President, Miss Carrie Ferguson; vice president, Miss Hazel strain; secretary, Gladys s Brownfield; treasurer, Miss Martha Wllfeyj secretary of absentee com- s mittee, Mrs. Luella Hampton; chair- man of membership committee, Miss cj Margaret Straughan; chairman of the - social committee, Miss Mildred Lind gg and chairman of the missionary com- mittee, Miss Amelia Hilbert. After the meeting the boys of Rev. Weaver's class were Invited in and games and j refreshments enjoyed. ; Xoticec to Western Umatilla, Morrow and RlUlam frtantv Khm-it Men. V. uHll nnt atltnr trunnion r)An ' - M". " . . -1 to trail over our ranges this season. WILLIAM SLUSHER, JOE CUNHA, A. A. COLE. CUNNINGHAM SHEEP (Adv.) & LAND CO. You can always depend on OUR WORK WE WILL clean, spot and press your clothes RIGHT Work called for and delivered to any part of the city. Satis faction guaranteed we know how. MODEL CLEANERS. Our Motto, "Quick Service" Lester & Shanafelt Tel. 321. 114 B. Webb 8t Power Pleasure Profit is) y U Wlm mi- a,4- K "-rWrr-r, j- JhL uiiuh. .Ml I"' l""''P Mi') lfT1 r ' c- -- W The Valve-in-Head Motor Car! The thing that makes Buick motor cars stand out is power. And power is the most desirable attribute that any automobile can possess. The Buick Valve-in-IIead motor insures power at all times. There is a greater reserve of power in Buick cars than in any other automobile, regardless of size or price. WHAT POWER MEANS TO THE MOTORIST. When we say the Buick has great power motorists Interpret our statement to mean that the Buick is merely a great hill climber. They Instantly associate power with hills. True the Buick is a great hill climber, but Buick power means far more than ability to climb hills. We realize that thousands of motorists never have any very big hills to climb. The things that makes an automobile good or bad Is power or the lack of it. And here Is the thought we fish to Impress upon your minds: You do not need hills to realize the vast importance of automobile power! Power ig what gives punch to jour motor car. It is the life of your car. Any old motor will make a car go, even up steep hills. But Buick power makes it go with a vim, an eagerness that is almost human. The Buick Valve-In-Head motor is a thing alive and ac tive. It Is a force that ts volcanic. The difference between the Buick Valve-in-Head motor and an "L" or "T" head motor is the difference between a school boy with spring fever and a two-year-old colt on a sharp November morning. To the boy, action is a painful process. To the colt it Is a thing of Joy. WHY THE BUICK HAS GREAT POWER. The Euick motor develops great power be cause it is properly designed. In all other types of motors the arrangement of the ex plosion chambers does not permit all the force generated to be hurled against the piston head. In "L" and "T" type motors there are valve pockets adjoining the cylinder, and opening In to it. When the explosion takes place in these types of motors some of the force is hurled in to these side pockets, where it does no good. In the Buick Valve-in-Head motor there are no valve pockets. The valves are In the head of the cylinder. Hence all the force generated in the explosion la hurled directly against the piston head, forcing it downward against the crank shaft. This, briefly, Is the engineering principle up on which the whole success of the Buick Mo tor Company rests. We know it is the right principle, because in our own tests, with all three types of motors, we have proven time and time again that the Buick Valve-in-Head mo tor will develop from 15 to 20 per cent more power than the other types of motors. Buick power is Just as apparent when the car is coasting along on the smooth boulevard as when climbing a hill. Buick power means more than merely the ability to climb hills. It means mechanical efficiency. ASK ANY OWNER We have cars for immediate delivery and are always pleased to demonstrate them. BUICK PRICES F. O. B. PENDLETON JJuiek L-2o, Standard Equipment ?10S5 Buick C-37, Fullv Equipped Buick C-24, Standard Equipment $1035 Buick C-36, FullV EquippedZ Buick Sis C-55, Fullv Equipped ?1850 $1450 $1400 OREGON MOTOR GARAGE Telephone 468 B. F. TROMBLEY, Prop, 119-121 W. Court Street i -iniiinnHHiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiifiMMMiftiHiiniiiiitiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiii ,i (o)S Saturday Only J. WARREN KERRIGAN AND VERA SISSON IN THEATRE SUNDAY ,;c;;day The S torm The Magic Mirror Joker Comedy The Law of Love m in Murdock McQuarrie in "AT HIS OWN TERMS" "FATHER'S STRATEGY" Comedy Bldg, Cleveland, O. V