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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1920)
' ' ' . I ' " ' ' ! ...'..:,-.,;;.. ;fW ' r '' " " , " ' V .. -: '" EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1020.. " " ; f OUBTEEN Ti' T. r ;' f ACS DAILY EAST ORSGONIAM, FENBLETO. OREGON, SATURDAY :ir" Don't Let TIRE TROUBLE Spoil Your Trip Your summer vacation includes a motor trip, of course. 'Possibly the tire ' trouble experienced last year, damp ens the joy of planning this summer's outing. ': f ; i" THE GATES HALF SOLES Eradicates Tire Trouble. Gertson & Marty 639 Cottonwood Street Phone 595 STODEBAKER IS WONDER IN SIXES Hulled as the world' greatest liglt six," the newest creation of the Stude- bakor corporation- of America. , has Just m iili' Its appearance In l'endle ton. The new model was received by Wallace Bros., distributors In this ter. rltory and Is creating a real sensation on automobile row. The locnl agency already has been swamped with inquires about the car. 1 On the strength of advance stories booked scores of orders for the light six. . -' . The car is striking In finish and contains many of the features of the higher-priced automobiles. It weights only MAO pounds complete. The price is JMX5 at th factory at South Bend Ind. The new factory has Just started operations and will be devoted ex clusively to the manufacture of this light six. The new light six ranks as the first sar at its price equipped with cord tires, which today are on all of the most expensive motor cars. As a mat ter of fact, numerous features of high priced motor cars are to be found in the Studebaker light six," said Mr. Wallace. 'A hwrried inspection of the model gives only a slight conreption of how The "Red Seal" Auto J j , : Iorch 1 ' , '-T ' Stowing tedt up r""' . 1 : I , ' v jrW Miiinflisi-1-!!!!! si issji i n i Jjj I . ' " Showing bed folded up. Weight 65 lbs. Can be set up independent of car on porch or lawn or can be used as an extra bed in the house. SEE THIS BED SET UP IN OUR STORE - We carry a complete line of campers supplies. r Call Our Service Car " Phone Four Hundred I I J .iwiiMwutiwiUiHli.iiluliiiiitoiiiyitaiHiiiii Wiaila!iBHImwmMMWuW imtiti llilli;. ; SAILIENT SIX How Owners Helped to Make ITS GREATER VALUE ITS GREATER SERVICE At sight, the Stephens Salient Six rep resents ideally, your motor car needs, de sires and demands. Just as though you had expressed your desire for this and that and the other thing in your motor car, and some how, you find them all in the Stephens Salient Six. This is because Stephens Owners and distributors have had an important hand ta their designing and building; In fact, it is frequently called. "The Car That Own ers Built." In the development of the Stephens, the experienced 'fliat is salient which strikingly manifest or which catches Uie attention at once." ' . . . . . . . WEBSTER. men who were selected as distributors, collected the countless suggestions that make up the needs .desires and demands of motor car users everywhere in Ameri ca. . . v Thus through owners and distribu tors the best and most desirable features quickly found their way into the Steph ens Salient Six. . You will not find engineering hob bies, freak and temporarily frills, but sound motor car value, that yields the height of satisfac tion in ownership and use. See and ride in the Steph ens today. FISK CORD TIRES REGULAR EQUIPMENT ON ALL MODELS Pendleton Hamilton Auto Go. 801 Johnson, Pendleton Old McCormmach Gbrage A GREATER VALUE '. A GREATER SERYICE Manufactured by Stephens Motor Works of Moline Plow Company. much class this new car really has. It looks a great deal longer thun It Is because of the rakish cut of the body. The high, imri'aw radiator is particularly pleasing and the lines of the lustrous black enameled body are low and graceful, viewed from any angle. Even the windshield Is tipped at a clever angle and the fenders have a neat 'hug' which is convincing. "Outstanding features are such lit tle things not usitully found In cars of this price, Jlke plate glass oval windows In rear of distinctive gypsy top, outside door handles, 'ouble dim ming- headlights, II mo us lie footboard and other luxurious trlmlnga. The uphojstery Is of genuine leather and hnlh drivers romuartment and toiineau have nlenty of leg room. The seats I are big. deep and comfortable and J the instrument board Is well arranged for the convenience of driver.- I fact, when you slide In under th wheel you are Immediately delighted with the accessibility of clutch pedal brake, accelerator and starter, while a big. easily handled steering wheel makes you feel that you could drlv the car all day without any dlscom fort. THERE IS DIFFERENCE IN STORAGE BATTERIES "After nil,'' asked a Missourian of .Mr." Lloyd, manager of the Prest-O- Ute Service Station In Pendleton. "Isn't one storage battery a good deal like another?" "A good deal," admitted Mr. Loyd but did It ever occur to you that you could say the same thing about cuff buttons or carpets of tree toads The principle is the same without a doubt, but there Is a wide variation In the manner In TVhlch It Is carried out. There's as much difference In storage batteries aa there Is In people." Mr. Loyd called the Missourlan's at tention to the top of a battery near by. "Take a look at that patented post eonsructlon," he said. "That's a spe cial Prest-O-Ltte feature. It vlrtaully moulds the positive and negative to the cell covers. "What's the advantage? Why, It eliminates acid creepage around the posts and absolutely prevents the elec trolyte from slopping over. And you know that a sloppy battery corrodes very quickly. "The elements inside the cells are held so securely by this new method that they can't Jolt and break, even under unusual service conditions. I could mention a lot of other fea tures that distinguish Prest-O-Iate batteries from the ordinary kind. The perfected process plates, carefully pasted by hand, have extremely por our surfaces permitting thorough chemical action. The separators, made from specially treated wood. In sure the maximum circulation of elec- crolyte. .... "In a word, the "battery is made hroughout with the best brains and the best materials It Is possible to ftnd. And behind it is the well known Prest-O-Lite Service that has a stand ing obligation to help every owner of a prcst-O-Lite battery to get tho most out. of H." ALBANIA, WHERE HILLS ARE THICK WITH OLIVES, IMPORT FROM AMERICA . u.. .BU-iwHHHiiwiniiiliniHiiiimiinilHNiHllllillnMHHiiiiiiiiHii .mMa,Mt,lii,ittmi,f mfltltllltlStlllf tirHirtmiH ,TTT nifinfiliifwmtiwti'Hf'wtfV!!! TIRANA. Albania, Aug. 21. U. P.) Albania, where every hilllsde Is I thick with ollvjes, wants to import its I olives from America. The demand I for th Ameriacn product has grown I up since the Americans reached the I country and introduced, for the. first time, the bottled green olives as a I table delicacy. Tfle Albania never dreamed of pre- I serving and eating green olives until Ithe Red Cross workers Imported a Tern cases of the fruit, aa prepared In I America, for their personal consump I Hon and invited their native friends I to aste the unfamiliar dainties. Up to that time the people of the country I picked their olives only when they were ripe and black and preserved them In strong brine, which rbed them of all their piquant flavor. The fiuit was sold by weight from open I vats, which stand beside ttie doorways I of the small shopkeepers, collecting I all the dust raised by the passing traffic in the grimy streets. Those Albanians who have been fa vored with a taste of ths plump green olives Imported from the United I States have unanimously declared that the brlme-soaked product of their own country cannot compare with the American fruit and that the Albanian market is wide open for green olives preserved by modern methods. JAPANESE GAIN HOLD - ON OREGON PROPERTY! HAr.r.u Am? ' 21. The adult Jap anese population of Oregon haa not In creased greatly In the last ten yeofs. although there has been a noticeable I Increase In tho birth rate among Jap anese, according to report yesterday by Frank Davey of Salem, special investi gator for Governor Olcott. The re port credits the federal immigration authorities with the view that Japan ese adults are cpmlng Into Oregon and have apparently entered tne country illegally- LUNCHEON TO CELEBRATE VICTORY FOR SUFFRAGE SriEATTLB, Aug. 21. A. P.) Tennessee's ratification of the federal suffrage amendment was to be cele brated at a luncheon Saturday noon, according to the decision reached by a committee of Seattle suftt-age lead ers. With Mrs. Kdward H. Kick, president of the Washington League or Women Voters and ths first president of the Heattle Suffrage Club as chair man, the women were to be entertain ed y seven speaker all women prominently identified with suffrage locally. A table was tn be reserved for i REPUBLIC s.' GORD TIRES "ne of, the reasons for the instant acceptance of Republic Grande Cord Tires is the won derfully improved and strength ened cord construction of the inner body. Another is the outer body of tremendously tough, si ow wearing Prodium Rubber 'which literally sells Republic Tires to thousands ?ear after year. Combined, they offer a tire value which, we believe, is un approached by any other tire. Sinibon Tire Service Co. L. A. Men ton, Mgr. f kith corf;s l;lrcl. llWIKIt jiKiMnnm xi-micit i.-,.im SVVS OMKV WIM, AI XEW YORK, Aug. 21. (U. P.) PIC ATT 1: 15. Aug. 21. (A. P.) A Ins- MAItTO.V, Aug. 21 ( V. P.) Worn- Ita re!nrl-r, which numbered 120U en will be full partners In the shaping Babe Ituth drove out his 43rd. homewnen Wtre first Imported front or national policies. Harding dcclar- runs hero yesterday. Batting aitatnst Siberia by the government In 11S. ed yenteftlar In roinmentlng on the Slim Caldwell of tho Indians, the bigf.H year total approximately 150.000 r. tlficatlnn of suffrage. However they elugger drove the ball Into the rightaccordlng H'.-T. U-PP. Seattle chief may be divided poltically. they will be field stands In the fourth inning.cf the Alaska liviion of the sovern- a .-..usiunt Inspiration to higher. bet No one was on unv of the bases. r.,-nt bureau of education. er aim. In nation..! life, he added. ttn tnr. ii fi i it J ,a J -rr When You Need a New Battery 'and want greater power, endurance and dependability, we htv Frett-0-Lite Battery of correct sire, capacity-and itrength for your cr, whwwr make or model you drive an honest battery backed by the pioneer itnrfce to n)trifti. . ' ..u f ATrV car will perform better, and will jrivt you more plawr iBtf fttisfaetion in driving, when you have a Prest0-Lite battery fo tura artf your engine and to keep your light burning brightly. ; ; T 'Every Preit-O-Lite Battery is made to itand the strain, imcer-al kindl i?frfl Wfffjc, weather and road conditioni It rud' construction, unaffected by jolts i and jarj Jt weneetfal adoltion by. many large motor car manufacturers as standard quipnt'oi 64 Itundteas ortnouianas 01 cars. . . . LrUr..0 i ... , ' . rw'.?y ejtjtcnjijo you cordial invitation to make use of WhVtvff ar yovrSrive Whatever make of battery yovi jtAvi.AU tSfXtAnir the life nf entr Kaffi-rw fj&&& w IfchsirS'nK t reasonable rates, Ko charge, of courao. fM " tJ AUTO MOTIVE BATTERY SEltVICE CO. Prest-O-Llte Serviae ou have now. We can 400 J0at Court St. SIMM. women who pioneered the movement .... ; - , I
