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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1920)
r (MB ... PAGE THTRTEEW DAILY EAST OltBCOJTIAN, PENDLETOft, OMOOK, SATURfiAY, JAJSfJOM. rODRTEEN PAGES FIRST GRAND j - aSSaai MM I Community Auction Sales Friday and Saturday, Feb. 6 and 7, 1920 PH OT ROCK, OREGON The Pilot Rock Community Auction Sales Association an nounce their Kt big sales to be held in Pilot Rock on the above dates. These sales are very popular in many sections of the coun try and are designed to bring together the rancher, the farmer, the stock raiser and the business man, for their mutual benefit. Livestock, farm implements, poultry, produce, and per sonal property of every description will be offered for sale to the highest bidder. The Association will insist that the sales be conducted on strict business basis thus guaranteeing a square deal for every- Buyers from every section of the country are invited. The siuff you want will be here. r . C I ' J Plenty of Pens for Stock Plenty ot storage xor uuuu, AMPLE HOTEL and RESTAURANT ACCOMMODATIONS C AT 17 CT H AX lO A. M. JP JL asa Jasssa'' rsaw aW Jaaw " "aw COL. YOHNKA, Auctione r. F. T. BYRD. President . C. W. P A L'LUS, Clerk L - 1111 El? . i . . n iii i rrs"M" f I AT LIME AND ALKALI IN RADIATORS ARE BAD Do not una water containing lima or alkali In your radiator, says the Franklin Motor Co., a the heating of the wat-r In the Jacket Will cans- the olid aubatances In thla wuter to be deposited In the cooling place. Thla will eoon choke any narrow part ana prevent proper circulation, resulting In overheating, rapid wearing of the valve and loaa of power and effic iency, which can be remedied only at considerable trouble. n- application at regular Intervals of a dilute aolution of hydrochloride or muriatic acid made aa follow: Di lute one part of muriatic acid with 19 . , ii . . the prirtH of Winer jnu Jacket completely pour In enough aol ution to fill entire cooling apace, allow mixture to remain In Jacket S to 1 -honrK. but not any longer aa It will 'cut the delicate fin If VOU do. After thin wash coling spare thoroughly l.y running clear water through It. Thla melhod ahould bo resorted to at Mat, once every two week. If ne glected longer the a. Id will not re move d.-posft and .. will eventually u r.,i m ha a new radiator. With nw.u.r uch aa uaed by I the Franklin, thla process la never necessary. aaja Way of a MnM With a Man I pr the encouragement of young men in love let ti. aay that a great imanv girl aay No" at flrat. but like the photographer- they know how to retouch their negative.. Bo.ton TranscrH HAYNES WILL PRODUCE 15,000 CARS IN 1920 The capacity output of The Haynrs Automobile Company. Kokoroo. In diana, ha been Increased to I. Mailt. ilth the completion of the large new factory and drop forge plant, according to an awiiuinrii.... received by the rmatllla Motor Co., local agent for the Haynes. The new factory building la 500 reet long l-o feet wide, and four stones In height, making an additional far torv apace of J2O.00O aquare feet It la the largest atrnrture of Ita kind in the Mate of Indiana. It la of modern fireproof ateel and concrete construc tion and will be uaed for assembling. trimming, painting and storage. Tho new forge sh'.p has a, floor apart 1 I jljs.eae aquare feet. A 7jU horse power plant heat the new building. The efficient progressive system of manufacturing haa be.n adopted throughout. Several hundred thous and dollars are being apent on up-to-date machinery and equipment, thus insuring quality and quantity produc tion. It la estimated that the normal output of the enlarged Haynes factory will be ;. cars a day. dialer and the foreign demand will ..therwlae consume the entire output. I,reakfast. Iloaton Trans- rlpt. I point of saturation la known Ross You couldn't get here any earlier? Breakfast at stake. I aup-asaaa. Clerk No, sir. it was the ateak at 'pentino in denatured alcohol crop of undissolved turpentine re IJuIiIkt lrocrv atlie. j natnlng In the alcohol. A little mora A preparation that may bt- aed or Jcohol Urn added to dlaeolve this drof) preserving rubber may be made b nd the sol utjon is saturated. Itur getting a saturated solution of tur-,ler artlclea should he occaalonab. l ne aintea or swanoeu won tnia oumuwu. Auto Supplies and Accessories cesiorie and supplies. Keep filled up-not only .asoli ne, but never be without the tool, that make remairing eaay and right. Pat your money in good tool, ltd you will get it back with enor nous inter cat. Pump.. jcka. tube., horn., oil. wrenche., .uPPL of every kind rHE BKT TO GO BUY. i la lh atateoutaide of the city of Portland tinea. DISTRIBUTORS FOR FEDERAL AND KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES WHAT BECOMES OF OLD CARS? A LIVE QUESTION You hear It sad ever and ofter. "Where do all the old automobile go?" And well one can ponder over that quention. aa there, are upward of a million car traded in or replac ed every year and the old models must go somewhere. In answering the question. Manager Ted Preble, of the Kastern Oregon Mo tor Co.. local Ve;ie distributor, aaid: The majority (.f old cara go to the Jrnk man. of course. They were Im properly b nlt IllHla "T and did not. atand up as will the cars of today, they were toV expensive to operate, and not at all comfortable or effi cient. Those old car deserve to be melted up and used again. 'Then there are the fairly good cars which are converted into truck and serve a period of usefulness be fore being finally claimed by the scrap man. Then, the majority of cheap cars, whose short life I the Joy of the Iron dealer, and finally the old cars that are still serviceable and going strong. Our company i endeavoring to lo cate the ' blest Velie car in service, and while the search has not yet end ed, this tory la Interesting: "Dr. William B. Vail f Wayne. Neb., write as follow: "My Velie i10 year old. bought In I0: the original paint is still In elegant shape and lustre I have driven It over 102.00'! mll'-s at a cost of not over 16., and am still using It even 'lay 1 rr.y practice I wish you could aee me climb hills on high with my Velie that tax the stamina of new cars. Hot alj the old cars, therefore, have outlived their usefulness, as ts the case with the man h-.mself. A car la only aa old as it feels. We be lieve the above jterformance estab lishes a record." D cd ge Brothers BUSINESS CAR Dodge Brothers Business Car is being used for all sorts of haul ing on all sorts of roads, in every state in the Union with low repair cost everywhere. It will pay jou to vlit an antl examine this car. The haulage cost i unusually low ELLIS-SCHILLER CO. Cor. CottonwcMl xiul Oxirt Mrrrts. I'l.fe 5SO BOOKS ME SWELLING Arccrdlng to Information received by the Btmpson Auto Co.. from tb.i home office f the Fjrd Motor Com pany. Detroit, their unfilled order are continually in-raaatng and have long since ceased to be re.-kr.ned bv ttw th - nan ads salt are mw a matter of hundred- of th- iiwnds. and the pres ent demand is not being met. Already Ford dealer. In these .tales where winter brings a alight decline n. th number or saws ... i prospective .pr'ng laarewaaer to na. N' thing but rel ofuets ring cvr to their territory Pom ( , . M n .,-1 Alii. ' M
