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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1916)
PAGE SIX DAILY BAST 0REGON1AN, PENDLETON. ORBGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. 1919. EIGHT PAGBB HOT WEATHER IS HARVEST FIELDS Helix mrim-r Stop Work fr Ttnic 10 l!-t ITi-w SlM-ouo Oil- of Wheat Bhtppod nm HARD ON MEN IN if"" fj k We are Agents for the following famous cars. A line selected upon the mer it of the "made good" reputation of the factories behind them, as well as the wonderful qualifications of the cars themselves. UPMOBILE Pendleton $1295 H CAXON "SIX" . F. O. R. SJ F. O. B. Pendleton 8915 DODGE BROS. Pendleton $880 Not only are we the selling agents for the above cars known in every- cor ner of motordom for their superiority in their class but we maintain a service station and garage giving you prompt and proper repairs, parts and other necessary attention while you are driving these cars. ONE OF THESE CARS WILL SERVE YOUR PURPOSE BEST. McLEAN AUTO CO. 726 Cottonwood St. Phone 46 tKuat Oiegoninn Special IflCUX., Aug. 25. Sixty-one cars of wheat have been shipped out on the N. 1' since August 1. a part of 11 being last year's wheat. There has been Ideul weather fori harvesting all week. While u few ' have not begun, many have finished cutting. Thursday afternoon was hot and John Tompkins stopped his com MM I few hours to rest his men and1 I See this suprise car! rHALMERS 3400 r. p.m. Six-30 $1215 Delivered in Pendleton There a good breeding written in every line of the Chalmers And small wonder lor her pedigree is ha ked by 1,000. 000 miles of serv. ke and the ::4eo r. p. m. engine is under her fastidious bonnet. you're mueht at MM bv her aristocratic bearing, the double cowl, the slant of the bon net, the tilt ol the windshield. Sli p ii.to the tonneau. Blip into deep leather upholst' ry you II find it ps comfort able as your favorite club 'hair plenty of room for throe Two Leather narked auxil iary .hairs lold Into the rear of the f rout seats out of sigh w hen not In use. A highly polished Mack walnut pannel in the rear cowl brightens the appearand- of the whole. Thr Mont ('.mpainioni li roomy and I issjflll laftU Tl.e convenientionai instrument board has lieen done may with and the In tfSMgejaej arranged , r - ! i-i form and I ar rled In an aluminus housing xonvenlent to the driver Tou have only to take thi wheel and step on the a lerator to dls' oyer what's under the bonnet. Nothing short of the st'oi r p, ni. en gine ould give that hearty power r esponse. She's Jusl the son of animal you'll want for everyday service, week in and week out And there's nothing on the road can give you the dust if you press her. She'1 made of the stuff that stands up under the Incessant pounding of a transconti nental trip. Vou can load her with grown-ups, strap t brace of trunks to the running board, fill her tonneau with touring duffle ai d still she'll give lessons In roadability to the bulk of cars. There's not a roomier, more comfort able car to be found. By eliminating the Instrument board, we haie secured plenty of leg-room, even If FOB stand six foot three. Th" combination of ''halmers semi-elliptic springs and nine inch upholstery has takon care that you'll never know a bumpy road when you strike it You can search Motor I.ane. try them all. and that's the best way :but you'll come back If you're motor wise. For alongside the othei price the Hlx-30 Chalmers takes all the blue ribbons . And under her bonnet i teams. Kmil and Dale Tweedy, who were drowned near Present!, Wash.. Tues day, were grand nephews ol Mrs Win Stroud and Mrs. Catherine Stan ton of Helix. Four ot their young relatives have suffered violent deaths within the past few months Three drowned and one asphyxiated. The Christian Ladies' Aid is pre paring for a fair to be held in No vember. l.uke Huuheson is repairing the Juniper school house, to be ready for use September 18th. Miss Vesta Morrison recently of Sun Diego, Oal . but noy id' Helix, will teach a seven months' term. Wm Keeder of Tacoma was In toyvn Tuesday. He has ranch Inter ests south of town. James Hill motored to Walla Wal la Monday night Adam Cook has returned from a visit to his mother at l.ynd. Wash. George Bradley, J. K. Holt and Chas. Stanton, were out from l'endlc-' ton Tuesday. Dr. c. J. smith of Portland, wm a Tuesday visitor. He had been look- i ing over his ranch In the Juniper dis trict. tiunder Turgeson was here Tues day from Pendleton, Frank Lockwood Of Walla Walln. was a ucsday visitor. O. m. Richmond pi Walla Walla, (Ml in town Tuesday, accompanied I by his son-in-law. The patrons of the swimming pool' are making up fur lost time, caused: by the cold weather last week. Mr. and Mrs. John My rick West Wednesday visitor!. They own a Wheat ranch near Myrick ihe station I being named for them. It was known years ago as Warren. Mrs. M. D. Smith has recovered from her recent illness. Mrs. John Quest is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Itaj Pierce, who is ill at her home near Stanton station Hubert Tosler ot Arlington, arrived Wednesday in his car to Join his family, who are visit. ng at the E. E. c.eit home. Mrs. Genu and Mrs. Tosler are sisters. Mrs. Mortimer of Holdman was In town Tuesday renting a house and arranging to move here and send her children to school the coming year. Miss I.ethu Albee waa a guest of Miss Clara King of Cold Spring Wed nesday .Mrs K. S. Chandler of Athena, Is flatting her sister, Mrs. Lorain Clark. Hank Examinei Stuart of Portland was here Thursday morning and letl in the afternoofi for Athena. Carl Kupers will not attend the meeting of the Kpiitable Life Insur ance Company in New york to which he is entitled to with expenses paid on acc ount of the delayed harvest ami his extensive farming Interests. Mrs. Gecige Clay is moving to Pen dleton to Join her husband who has employment there. Mrs. George piper of Sand Hollow was a dinner guest at the E. E. Eheler home Thursday. O. Sohmid and leave in a few day ted school Miss Mildred Bplfa) school in Pendleton The Christian Indies' Aid enter ta.ned Thursday in nonor of two 01 their members' birthdays, Mrs. (1. E. Smith and Mrs V. V. Kerley. Mrs W. H. Albee and daughter I.etha were Pendeton shoppers Thursday. Jos. Ringle of Walla Walla, visited his daughter, Mrs. J. G. Bryan, on Thursday, j niwm wtilBffclMS M 'rVlfi'U'VikM v iw4W, WUVw it L JKJfch3pf 'vhe Standard of Value and Quality WHEREVER there is appreciation of luxury and elegance you will find this sumptuous car the New Series Fairfie'.J "Six-It.. " Americans of this discriminating taste have made the Fairfield the unchallenged loader of the moderate-priced "Sixes." And now they are already expressing their unstinted en dorsement ol" what we have accomplished in this New Seri s Fairfield "Six-46." What we hav" accomplished is to embody in this car every r... . , every tsssntisl, every detail that make fol the fufi it ir.sasure of motoring luxury and elegance. We urg: you to see the New Scries Fairfield. Then compare it o ith anv other motor car in the world for efficiency, ay,c nvenierice, comfort, Then nslc yourself whether or nor the N w Series Fairfield is "The most completely equipped motor car that can be purchased irrespective of price." NEW SERIES FA1 TfTlkb "SlX-ih" SEVEN PASEN5tR $1,175 f. o b Detroit , Ni;SV Si.UIES FLEETWOOD SIX-3P" FIVE PASSENGER SlOW f . o b. Dctroit I.K,F. -DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. PAIGK MOTOR MUM CO. Sutton Jt Went. M IndtlM'iidiMit Garage Phone the attention of the carriers and ship pers the necessity for cioae supervi sion of the methods of loading, un loading and moving of cars, so as to secure the fullest possible use oS available equipment. "Shippers should endeavor to se cure the prompt and full loading: of cars, and consignees their prompt un loading and release. "The commission feels Justified in urging upon shippers and consignees that they shall not use cars for stor age purposes, but should endeavor to release them as promptly as posslbl.'. and not avail themselves of the full limit of free time provided by the tariffs. "Carriers should also make every endeavor to eliminate delays and cx j pedlte the movement of shipments j Cars should be promptly returned to the home line, company material I promptly unloaded, and cloae super I vision eiven to operations at termi nals. "Individual shippers and their as I soclations and the carriers should co operate ii: order that the delays and t losses consequent to a shortage of can may be, so far as possible, avoided." PILES CURED AT HOME IY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD If too suffer from bleeding. Itching, blind or protruding Piles, send me roar address, nd 1 will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment ; sad will sliio ncnd some of this horns treatment free for trial, with references from josr own locallti If requested, filters report Ira mediate relief and apced; cures. Head no money, hut tell others of this offer. Writs today to Mr. M. Hummers, Uoi P. Motre Dame. Ind. Matlock Will r Eugene to at- will attend The man at Oyster Bay must lie exercising a lot of self-repression to keep quiet for so long a time. ASK MERCHANTS 10 HELP RELIEVE CAR SITUATION iround her Local Khlppm anil ( 'oiisiguH'- A'i' to oopamte with RH I loads. 3100 r p. engine. fco't yours for 111 ir, in Pendleton. ALTA GARAGE 701 Et Alta Street J. P. CHILDRETH, PROP. Telephone 247 An appeal from the Interstate aommsrea commission, addressed to shippers and consignees, for cooper ation with railroads In the elimina tion or car shortage, has been receiv ed by a number of Pendleton mer chants. It Is signed by George B. Mctllnty, secretary of the commis sion. The communication rends as follows: "gs)tnm are being; received bv th commission Indicating that a 'cur shortage' is again threatened, caused In part by the heavy movements of grain at this season of the year. "The commission, therefore takes m opportunity oi again bringing to AUTO REPAIRING MACHINERY OVERHAULED AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES GASOLINE, OIL AND STORAGE The Big New Fire Proof Garage We not only repair automobile but will overhaul, repair or make new part for any kind of farming machinery. Bring in your caterpiller, com bined harvesters, headers, mowers, binders, gas engines, pumps, etc., we will make them work like new. Service station for gasoline, lubricants and accessories. Free air and water at curb. A car washer who knows how. Independent Garage Henimelgarn & McCarrol, Props. Corner East Court and Thompson Streets. Telephone 633 r 1 -i ; n - . . .sMmnal' smml i , B3.'nnTanwi spp Mt,
