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TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES
Insure you the most miles per dollar.
Tires : give
satisfaction ; that c IyA QUALITY
TIRES can rehder.
; We specialize in studying your particular needs
and meeting them, just, as Firestone builders spe
cialize in producing and marketing tires and rims.
It is the specialist that, satisfies.: ''Try; Firestone
and us, and you will agree. 1 Jf : ! ' ! "
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We carry a line of Accessories,' Oils and Lubri-
Gas and Oil at rear of building. i 0
Air and water at curb."-' " ; ?'. " r
BRANCH HOUSES WHERE FIRESTONE
TIRES CAN BE BOUGHT. '
l-JjU-Fettdleton
C. & F. Motor Co.
Burke & Son ; , Uil :;itT. . . . Athena
Weston Garage , V. Weston
Gainer & Long . . Freewater
Echo Auto Co. ..,..... .!. ...... . .". ; Echo
J. D. Royer .V. . . ..' .. .'. V Pilot Rock
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LET OUR SERVICE CAR SAVE YOU VEXATIONS
Few people know much about tire repairs. Even those who do find r it
difficult work. So the next time you have tire trouble on, the roadgcrto the
nearest telephone and phone for our service car Night or Day. An expert
tire man will soon be at your service. The charges will be reasonable. Service
Free with .new til es. . . 'v. .
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" We n.iv.iril and uffor Vnr Mvliuea Riami for itale with cvfry
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Simpson Tire Service Company
J" j A. MENTON, Mgr.
223 E. Court St 1 . . . ir ' ; ' rt
Night Phone 2G8 r ' " . Day -Phone 651
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'NEARLY EVERY MAKE OF TIRE ON THE MARKET
(' , VANCED 10' IN THE LAST TWQ DAYS.
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WAgHIXGTON', April 2 c:hnr(?!
that! b. roii of Khiibhm tmrt(fi
bankers intiatfl a millon-wWe cum.
palgn to dlncrMlU the Federal farm
loan KjKlma wa made ii a utatement
lned ty the furm loan board today.
"CrllU'lHin baa been directed at. the
loan board from that eectlon ot the
ccuntry recently, and thin. Is charged
to private liitereti), which have been
forced, to lower rates by . federal
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GURDANE SCHOOL '
CLOSED: PATRIOTIC
PROGRAM GIVEN j
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Will do the. same, but meanwhile the old scale of prices remains
unchanged.
YOU HAD BETTER COME IN TONIGHT AND SAVE THAT
- :- - : - ., .10' RAISE.
' . i i We are open until 11 P. M. nuf sed. " ' .,
IRRESISTABLE FISHING TACKLE
Isii-liiCo.,
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DISTRIBUTORS FOR UMATILLi COUNTY. .
Thone 400 - - Call Our Service Caf
ofrrr War Kavlnito Stamiw for sale llh rr
lnrrhate. - . .
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Gt'BDANK, April it-t-TM weath. I
er ias bee "Warm, the.ixwt: week, .but i
eold at night. Most every one is busy
farmlnar. , Lambing will noon be oyer i
aiound here. ' ,.
Ed Hamer came up from Echo last j
week with his cattle which tie turned !
ort.b's. homestead.-..,!. Hammer
came up Monday and they will remain :
on the homitead for some time. j
Herbert French, returned home j
Monday from Long Creek, having i
helped John Carter over with his cat-,;
tie.' While there he visited his sister, j
Mrs. Cteve Walton of Fox. ' j
' Mr, and Mrs. Olllnger came' f !
Tuesday to visit a short . time ' with !
tbeir daughter. Mrs. Vern Cates.
.. Harry Selby and wife went. up to
the Ely mill Tuesday where they will j
stay this summer.
i. I'at Monashan, wife and baby, :
moved to thKlr homestead where they I
ejepeet to stay for awhile. i
Johh Krosbone mailo a trip to i
Heppner Tuesday evenlnu. ,
Fat DauKhtexy took a band of nheep i
to his Butter creik ranch .Tiursday !
where he wilt commence shearing;. .
, Myrtle Miller, teacher of the Lena !
school, was quite 111 Wednesday but '
was soon able to return (9 her school 1
again. K ' ''
T lie. two youngest children of Geo. j
Boilns have' been sick the past week, j
Dillard French was thrauhlnj last 1
week, havinjc a machine from little i
Butler creek. Several of the farm,
ers will thrash as they could not set
a machine last fall.
C. T,-HolllHter returned to Pilot
Rock again Wednesday after vlsltlnB
a few days with his family at this
place.' :
Mrs. Pat Monaghan and baby came
up Wednesday or the school pro
gram. ' ' v
C. T. Holllster and Harry Enrlgtrt
are building a telephone line from
George Taylor"a ranch and will com
plete It soon. t , .
The ladlee of ttie Ited Cross' are
busy-pleplns; quilts at present until
they receive another shipment of ma
terial to work on.
Mrs. Vern Cates closed an eight
months' school Wednesday with a nlc
program.
' A good crowd attended. the exer?
cites, the children doing fine, pass
ing an excellent grade.
Program given by the children:
Opening Song: "America"
' By the Kcool
P.ecltatlon "The Man Who Stick!"
'. Manley..HJlnan
Recitation Not Afraid. ; o,Any- '
thing" lr: .1.'... ia'ek More
Recitation "Old ironsides"
Jtobert Harrington
Dialogue The Little Bell"
4 .Palsy Cerley, Vlrgle Moore
Recltatlon-'I'lay Robinson crusoe"
...... . t'-. '-. '. . . ;. .. . . . Dean Motire
Recitation "ffeveH Times One"
" ....... 't . .'..Vi ..... Ray Taylor
Recitation Jane Jones. Oiville Corley
Instrumental Solo .Mr. OHInger
Recitation ."Is the Gwl Wise?".( :
T..-. Anton Hileman
Recitation 'Little Orphan Annie".'
Ruby Moqsja:
Recitation "The Kaiser's Bllless
Day" . . . , A . Manley Hileman
Closing song by school "Old Blacft .
Joe" . - ' . '
-Ruby Moore won first brlze in
spelling In third grade.
Manley Hileman first prise In spell
ing in fourth grade.
Charles Ely; won first prise for best
Utendance.
Frank Jones made a trip to Pilot
Rock Thursday.
George ISolIn, wife and throe chil
dren went to Pilot Rock Thursday
evening, having taken their bnby u
the dcctor.
Bill Jones and family of MMton
ime up Jnst week to visit a short
time with friends and relatives.
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hen You Have
the Wreck
OR WHEN YOU NEED REPAIRING OR CAR
OVERHAULING,' YOU CAN BE ASSURED OF
liigii Grade Work at Tills Garage
This garage is thoroughly equipped to handle your work in the shortest .pos
sible tijne. This, coupled with a corps of high grade mechanics are - sure . to
please. ......
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
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Michelin
and Wire :Gi'i
Auto Accessories, Oils and Lubricants, Gas, Oil, Water and Air at Curb.
CARS WASHED STORAGE
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liiSeBeiiiiieEll; 'Garage
Court and Thompson Sts.
Phone 633
Elmer and Elvln Corley came home
last week from Joe Pedro's place,
w here' they have been working1 ia
lambing.. -
Mrs. Charles Ely and children were
visitors at Mrs. lineman's Sunday. '
, The Junior Red Cross of Gurdane
have received their apw banner which
they have up now. . .
Champ Clark Wont
Try For The Senate
As Stone Successor
-WASHINGTON, April 26. Speaker
Chamn Clark today decided not to run
for the senatorial chair of the late
Senator Stone.
Seven Men Are Sought
, For Prager Lynching
' KDWARDSVILLE. Ills., April 2.
Seven men are being sought today
under indictment for murder In con
nection with the lyhching of Robert
Praeger. three weeks ago. Five ot
the 12 indicted are being: held in jail
here.
SEAG1I.LS AID AlilIES
SEARCH OIT SVMMAIUMB
not fish. They expect something to
appear on the surface of the water
following a commotion underneath.
That something is food.
"When gulls detect a submarine they
follow h like a school of f ish. and if jWadsworth Amendment
mis nation ever i mi Lu.:vrv w m,
boats we shall be sorry that we haven't
ten gulls for every one we have now."
into a ship's side whn someone con
tested his supremacy.
The average riveter hammers Bom
300 to 50 rivets In eight hours.
DOING UIS SlUPPIXtl ' IUT -PHILADELPHIA.
April 5- There
is one "king" In the United States, and
he Is "doing his bit for democracy."
William Baker, of tbls city. Is the un
crowned "rivet-king. . With his com
pressed -air, steel scepter he hammers
into place 1.090 rivets a day on the
modern -"old Ironsides" that are being
constructed at the Pennsylvania Ship
building Company's plant at Tlouces
ter, N. J. With apparently little effort
he drove 1247 of the little red-hot pins
Adopted by Senate
WASHINGTON1, April 26. The sen
ate today adopted the Wadsworth am
endment to the Overman empowering
bill authorizing the President to cre
ate a new division of aircraft produc
tion. . .
IlOl.LAXD THREATEXTD
BY OKltMANV. REPORT
LONDON. April 24. A plot to
force Holland Into the war Is brew
ing in , Berlirr, according to an Amsterdam-
dispatch. , .
- (By United Press.V
PHILADELPHIA, April 25. In re
gard to the many reports from abroad
concerning the part the common or-j
dinnry sea-gull is represented as tak
ing In the capture of the Urboat fol
lowing the underwater craft Is quest
of food' and 'pointing them out" .to
our destroyers, listen to this "yarn."
Saje. Frank B. Stewart, president of,
the Ocean City (N. J.) Fishing Club,
one of the largest on 'the Atlantic
coast4. ' ' ' t
"Kvery gull on our coast is an aWa
tor in bur defense and worth almost
as much aa a soldier or sailor for Our
protection. Toir see, the gulls live 1
chiefly on the fragrants of fish left j
by the hungry tigers of the Sea feeding
on schooled fishes. ' 1
' "Every Toy oi the seashore knows j a
that a diving, screeching flock of gulls j jS
Indicates a school of fish. B
"Like an aviator, they can see below K
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the surface, but they cannot reason
that all things under the surface are
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For the past two weeks we
have been rearranging and
adding new equipment to our
work room which is now one
of the best if not the best in
Bastern Oregon.
The last word In lUph class
Vulcanizing and Tire Ift-i mir
ing. Owing to the continual rise
In the 'price of tires it Is your
duty to see that you get every
mile possible from your old
tires. Have them t repaired
NOW.
STANDARD TIRES
WE AIIE AOKXTS FOB
lliamond Squeegee Tires
Goodrkli Silvcrtown Cord
, . . Tires. .
Kelly-SiiringfieW Tires
Republic Tires
HI IXZlll' ; 5 eUlCAWJ TODAT.
ACCESSORIES
BUMPERS V
JACKS
srAKivrLiiua
TOOL KITS .
SPOTUGIITS V
1TRE v V
CLOCKS
SPEEDOMETERS
LIGHT GLOBES
WARNER LENSES
SIGNAL HORNS
OILS
TUBE REPAIR KITS
CHAINS
CAR POLISH
BRAKE LINING .
TOOLS r
Shock Absorbers
SERVICE STATION, OIL. GAS AND WA
TER AT CURB.
Pendleton RuMer & Supply Co.
: WHOLESALE AND RETAH.
W. H. Ms Uock. President. Wm. Poos, Masafen
IOI hJt CMrt St. Trkrhone 11J
We sdYfTtlsc and offer War Savli.es Slant for sale with e'erj
purchase.
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