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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 2. 1917.
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of features
IN the latest MITCHELLS there are 31 features jj
which nearly all cars omit. m
These include a power tire pump, a dashboard
engine primer,. reversible headlights, a ball-bearing
steering gear, Bate shock absorbing springs,
etc
In luxury and beauty these cars excel most ri
vals by some 24 per. cent.
. The .finish is wondrously enduring. The leather
is extra-grade. The upholstery is plaited, the
cushion springs are deep. These are handles for
entering, a light in the tonneau, a locked compart
ment for valuables, etc We examined 257 models
to combine in these Mitchells all the known at
tractions. The present Mitchell standard for all important
parts is 100 per cent over-strength.
AH safety parts are vastly oversixe. Over 440
parts are built of toughened steel. Parts which
get a major strain are built of Chrome-Vanadium.
Gears are tested for 50,000 pounds per tooth. And
in two years not one rear spring has broken. Yet
Mitchell owners never buy shock absorbers to as
sist the riding qualities.
FOR LIFETIME CARS
Our chief est extra, and most costly, is this 100
per cent over-strength. Nobody asked for that.
But three years ago, of our own volition, we start
ed" to double our margins of safety. The trend
toward lightness, in our opinion, had sacrificed
endurance.
The result, we believe, is a lifetime car. And
experts agree with us. Many famous engineers
have purchased the Mitchell since this standard
was adopted. Our dealer will show you a list of them.
McCOOK & BENTLEY
323 E. Court Street
SIXES
TWO SIZES
M1TCIIFI.1 a. roomy. 7-pas-senger
Six, with 127-Inch wheel
base and a highly developed 48
horsepower motor.
$1575
P. O. B. Pendleton.
Alo a now Clnb KoadHtrr.
MITCHI'XIi Jt'NIOK a 5-pas-senKer
Six on similar lines, with
120-Inch wheelbane and a 40-horae-power
motor "4 -inch smaller
bore.
$1310
P. O. B. Pendleton.
Also six fttytes of enclosed and
convertible bodies.
Mm. John R. MuntKomery and two
sons left today for Portland for a
visit. v
Mm. Byron N. Hawks has been a
Kuest of Athena friends the past
week, having come up from Portland
Sunday with Ir. Fred Ueuallen and
family by automobile. Mr. and Mrs
Hawks had come up to the metro
polls from their home in Astoria on
a short business trip. Mr. Hawks has
recovered from a protracted and pain
ful illness occasioned by blood pois
oning from" an ulcerated tooth
Athena Press.
Mrs. B. Parlett and son Segal will
leave tomorrow for an extended
eastern trio which will keep them
away until September.
A numbei of Pendleton friend?
are receiving cards announcing the
graduation from the Terre Haute,
Ind., hiffh school of Miss Mary
Elisabeth leasts, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Laata, formerly promi
nent Pendleton residents, but who
now make their home in the eastern
city. Mia Laata who Is only lfl years
ild, is aulo a "clever musician.
Interesting -reports from the dele
gates who attended the strand lodfff
assembly at Eugene featured the
meeting of Pauline rtebekah Lodse
No. j3 In Odd Fellows hall last even
ing. Following the regular session,
a JoHy social hour was enjoyed with
refreshments of Ice 'erenm and cake.
There was a targe attendance.
Tne various club presidents of the
city have been chosen as patronesses
of the jitney dance which will be
given in Happy Canyon on June by
the ctub room furnishing committee.
The affair has for Its object the rais
ing of funds to buy furniture for the
club room of the county library an'J
it is hoped that a goodly sum will be
realized. The public is cordially in-
vited. 1
Telephone 65
Mrs. C. J. Smith of Portland Is
here as a guest of her sinter, Mrs. H.
K, Ringo, and is assisting at the tea
being given by Mrs. Ringo this aft
ernoon.
M. R. Cummings. of Harmon A
Oummlnics, general agents for the,
Penn Mutual, and C. A. Iaughridge,
eastern Oregon agent for the same
company, are here today. ,
t, K. Clark, livestock man of the
O.-W, R- A N., Is a visitor in the city. 1
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Lewis of
Bcho are spending the day in Pen- i
dleton. j
G. F. Metcalf was here yesterday !
from his ranch on South Odd
Springs. 1
Always pm
to serve you best
1 Man on the floor to care for your
every want. DAY OR NIGHT
Gars Repaired
Gars Stored
Gars washed and oiled on short notice
PENNSYLVANIA and UNITED STATES
TIRES
Accessories, Lubricants, Gasoline, Water and Air
COMING!
MfTifE FIVE
UUU U lh TON
Watch for it.
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Will be here in about ten days
Wait for it.
Don't fail to see it.
Pendleton Cadillac Auto Co,
CADILLAC DODGE BROS.
Water and Johnson Streets.
CHANDLER WHITEtW
Phone 530
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, THAT IT WILL SOON BE POSSIBLE FOR EVERY HOME IN PENDLETON TO OWN
'FURNITURE OF PA
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AND GOOD RUGS, FROM THE CHEAPEST CRASS RUGS TO THE BEST WILTONS, and you will not be charged exhorbitant prices, or compelled to send away because you refuse to take
If imm. jusi wnai you can gei wneiner it pieasea you or hi.
WE WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS ABOUTfl JUNE 9th
Several carloads of the best values obtainable in up-to-date Furniture are now being arranged for your viewing in our salesroom, and more is on the way. We will cater to all and want every
family to get acquainted with our fine stock and methods of doing business as soon as possible after our doors are thrown open.
n..TT ... ery article in our great stock is new. We are located in a new salesroom. We are new in your city, her. to ILT IMyr Willi yn WANT!
WAIT Until We Open! ,uyhnd mU8t make good. We are going to give you a new deal. "HIL Wtlftl IUU " 1
CRAWFOR.D HEDGES
JUDD BUILDING, CORNER MAIN AND COURT STREETS.
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