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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1920)
i' f f DAU.7 EAST OaSGOKIAIT.-mStgTOF, OSEgQ, ' SATURDAY EVENCTG, OCTOEEB 18,-IMP. A NAPOLEON VET! illlllHIIIIillill illrllMIIIU1 V"" . mi y iiiiii)inir- I J HE' MO 8 X' B E A UT I F XL L jC A"R- Ytf . AMB U I 5 17 lien it Comes 9 I 1 r n V a We take our hats off to no one. Our d line consists of four of the best makes on the market- ' if , GOODRICH BRUNSWICK BARNEY OLDFIELD PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP. Don't Neglect Your Old Tires, if they show wear have them .Vulcanized or Retreaded !) It's money in your pocket to have them attended to before it's too late. A STRONG LINE OF ACCESSORIES Service Station; Oil, Gas, Air and .Water at Curb. A Strong Line of Accessories. r P Bl RUBBER & SUPPLY CO. $FbL DUNN, Manager 305 East Court Street ' Phone 135 I ! ..'. to vs i .1' . WAB8AW Tbey don't eotne much older than M. Kraslnskl. Ha ha Md iit years, baring Ant mn the light of day way back In 1782, Ked Cross work ers at Kleft hail bim as Poland's oldest soldier, and according to them be is a veteran ot Napoleon Moscow campaign. 2i i East Oregonian Printing Department, t. Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices WW- Just Water! We're not one of tliose "barber shop" stations. We don't try to coax yoa to have insulation replaced, battery recharged and a lot of xnisceHa , neous needless work done when all your battery needs is a drink.' Drive in.: Let's get acquainted for your battery's sake. . . .. And you ought to know about . Threaded Rubber Insulation the kind elected by 136 manu facturers of passengerjiam and gaetor trucks, Motorists have learned to beat wint er at his own game arid no longer fear his cold blasts or road-Mocking storms. On the bitterest days they ride In com fort, dUtgurding zero temperature o rasing blizzards. Only the most taint-hearted store their cars away till 2 j spring the red blooded motorics use X them day-in and day-out, straight through the coldest weather. The Increased winter-use of automo biles, says the Travel and Tarnsport Bureau of the B. F. Goodrich Itubber Company, Is largely due to the extend ed use of closod-ln-topa and to the al most universal effort to remove snow and ice from the highways and city streets. Now-a-days the closed car Is sweep ing into favor says the bureau. Occu pants of the cars no longer become stiff with cold, or shiver from the stinging blasts that rush in through flapping side curtains. AVith the clos. ed car It's different the motorist Is as comfortable as though he were in a Pullman railroad coach. The biggest aid In winter driving, however, lies in the snow removal ac tivities of city, county, state, and na tional authorities. A few years ago, roads were practically forgotten from fall till spring but now the authorities In all wide-awake localities feel they sre neglecting a most important part of their work if they do not keep the roads open the year round. The country and state authorities cooperate in keeping the main arteries of travel entirely free from snow. Aft- r each heavy storm, gangs of men are put to work and within a day or so the road is again open. Koad re ports are sent in from ail parts of the state and when local authorities are unable to cope with a situation, assist ance is sent. Snow fences are now used extensively as a precentive. . Deep accummulatlons of snow and ice on city streets are now rarely seen in more progressive cities. Fleets ot tractor-propelled snow plows and gangs of men are pressed into service before the snow stops flying and it is carted away before it hits had a chance to pack and freeze Into tsolid ruts. Communities which have perfected systems for removing snow from high ways find that the work pays them big dividends. Automobiles have be come such an Important part In the American work-a-daay world that when impassable roads keep them from operating, the communities suf fer a big loss in decreased efficiency. The ranks or highway snow fighters were once confined almost exclusive ly to hlgtrtvay officials. Today those rorces nar neen sweueo oy millions of motorists who insist that the ways and means be pro .Hed to allow them 365-day use of tlf highways 1 ' and streets each year. In a formal announcement issued to its Distributors and Dealers today. The Haynes Automobile Company of Koknmo, Indiana, outlined the price policy to which this company will ad- . Electric Semc0j3 Station 3 m-4k v-t v. e "''' -Hood's Sarsaparilla Makes Food Taste Good Creates an appetite, aids digestion, purines the blood, and thus relieves scrofula, catarrh, the pains and aches of rheumatism and gives strength to the whole system, Nearly 50 years' phenomenal sales tell the story of the great merit and success ot Hood's Sarsaparllkt. It It 'ust the medicine you need now. JBood'n.nihs belj-flne catssrtk The Controlling Factors7 in Price Making A 'Cl On September 29th we announced a sweeping reduction in tke list prices of our motor cars. At that time we stated that there waaj no economic justification for such action and it could only, mean a very substantial loss to this company. , . f( r; This loss we very cheerfully accept in the Interests of worthy j movement to decrease the excessively high costs of living. But no' business can remain permanendy . on a non-profit basis and, vnless commodity prices , do actually decline, our experiment will merely prove to be an expensive failure. In brief, materials and production costs must come down in the veryj near future or the price of Paige cars must inevitably go up. These two . elements materials and production costs are the controlling factors in price making and upon them rests the entire manufacturing structure. : '"' ' We have stated the facts in a blunt, straightforward way.' Paige cars are today selling for less than the cost of production and you, of course, realize that such a condition cannot continue indefinitely It merely remains to affirm that we shall not, under any circumstances, depart from the high standards of quality which have always char acterized our. vehicles. Irrespective of cost, the Paige will continue; to be a 'fine mechanical product worthy of your complete respect and confidence. PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT. Michigan Manufacturer 0 Paige Motor Cars and Motor Trudi 0. E. Holdman Auto Co. , 632 Cottonwood St Phone 337 ' ' . HHiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiinni iiiillfiiuiiillHui here for the .present. According to factory officials, the list prices pre vailing since the Introduction of the present models will be continued. This decision was reached after a careful consideration of the problems con fronting the autemobile Industry at this time, and was adopted as a means of cooperation with other manufac turers who are striving to stablilise prices for the general benefit of the country at large. In making public the course to be pursued by the company, Mr. A. G. Selberling, vice president and general manager, said, "In arriving at the deci sion to retain our present prices, we were forced to choose between fore going a legitimate profit on our pro duct until such time as materials and other factors of cost decrease in pro portion, or of curtailing or postponing the program for-car betterment now under way. "These Improvements and refine ments involve greater expenditure on our part, the natural effect of which is necessarily increased price. This, we were confident, would be thorough ly Justified by the result. We were convinced that the public, recognis ing the value of the improved features, would willingly pay the additional price. By absorbing the cost of In stalling these improvements and re tailing the present price, we are of fering Haynes users a greater value than ever before. "We do not expect our plans to be appreciably curtailed or affected by the continuation of present prices, llather we hope that lower material costs and general stabilising of the whole Industry will result in no undue burdens during the next halt year. "Therefore we shall go ahead along lines tending to increase the Haynes owner's measure of service and satis faction, and for the time being keep our present prices in effect. We hav anounced to all our Distributors ans dealers that we will guarantee our prices against decrease before July 1, 1921, and will protect them from loss should the unexpected introduction of lower material and production costs make & price reduction possible. And through our dealers, the same protec tion is assured customers the guar antee of refund to the new list price should any decrease occur prior to July first iext." NEW YORK FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS WILL URGE BIRTH CONTROL ivrrri v. v.. rw 15 nr r Members of the state federation of sien. women's clubs went on record todav advocating birth control. The resoru.' tion adopted declared for removal of all barriers of law, tradition, prejud ices or inorani-e which prevents pr ents having access to knowledge on this' subject by the medical profes- 'Pairts enemy -111 say it is 4 Protect -irour Gar i 1 Y7HENTviiwTitnfcJei. . 1 11 ' too want efct eom- fortinx relief from tar 'external" pain, bn Stoan'a Liniment. t(toenthjobwith out tajninir. rubbing, band ag in. l?Mwe4r fnrrtMumatirm, neuralgia, acta and puna, sprains am) strains, backaeha or muactaa, If you expect to enjoy the comforta of Fall and Winter driving your ear must be in the right kind of Condition. Bring it hereeach arid every job is supervised by an expert mechanic. "v t s it RUDY TANNLER General Auto Kepairing Cottonwood and .Water u Phone C30