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r v 'i- vi," S' it flf - j. i : DAILY EAST OSEOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1620. SIXTEEN PAGZ3 I!!!!l!!0!!!!!!i!!0!!!!!!i!!!!!!i!!!!!I!l!l!i !!!!!!!!!!!!!; !!HI! ii 11!!!!!! 'tjjiif iff Hm,f iiellit jiliUtilllliiMlit a .hit 1 1, ,i ,u, ic a,, m , m mmm .an nn 51 r 1 1 -r- I il t-f-ei i "'" I.,.. 1 imi'iunmn i i j i I .AN. i n .,?ar."fi i ."i 1 : l HIIBWERW1 1 sfJ1 1 il 1 tv4 r C 1 to raw . rx rmw&m I' X f . UliliiiiLOiliii i; f ' M l The Housevifes Burden When a woman is almost distracted from overwork, her home is in disorder,, crying children, and on top of all is suffering from backache, bearing down pains, or some other form of feminine ills, then she should remember that hundreds of women in just her con dition have been restored to health and regained their youthful strength by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and .not rest until she has given it a fair trial. Proof that It Restored the Health of These Two Women Cairo, 111." Some time ago I got so riad irith female trouble that I thought I woiiM have to be ojerateti on. 1 had a Irt.d disphkcenwnt. ily right side would pairvme and I was so nervous I could not hold a glass of water. Jlanv times I .would have to stop my work and sit wn or I would f'l on the llofr hi a f iint I eou-mhed several doctors and every one told me the same but 1 kept liglitinio kwn from having Lhe opntj.n. r had ri ml so many times .if Lydia K. liiikli:iiii' Vegpuhle ( onimii'i Mm! it hfli i!iv Msterso I begin Liking it. I have never felt bettet V.mu I have siih then aiul I keep house and hid al.le to do all my work. The Wgnahle (Vimpttuml is certainly on.; gnd meili. ine." .Mrs. J. "K. MATTintt-i, :;aji iani.i-e Streeu Caux,lll. t Ailing, Overworked Housewives Should Rely Upon LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEQICINP" CD IVMN UACC -Mrfi-ijitiwUiiUiliillllUMUltllllilMlliUUilJU I 1 ? U v - . - . 0 f -j , 111 1 Range Satisfabtibn 1 1 The MONARCH Malleable meets every requirement of the American Kitchen; Perfect construction Economical in fuel Handsome in appearance Easy to operate. v , j ' :'' '. ' ' The Malleable construction prevents fuel waste and breakage. The vitreous enameled linings protect againsr rust. The Taylor Hardware Co. 74! Main Street' ' ' Oiattanuoga,.Tenn.T-uI used I.ydia E. linkhaui's Vegetable CompnuuJ liefore my baby cume when I eouKl u longer keep up. It strengthened n:y bick and relieved me ot the ill effect which so often develops at such time:. That was my first experience with tho Vegetable Compound. Years after wards I toojv it during the Change of Life and got along so well I scarcely ever Li l to lie down during the day " and st-idom h:wl dizzy, fainting spells. I am now well and strong, can do all wy hotvework with perfect ease arid it i-i a comfort to me to be able to say to other suffering women 'take Lydia E. Pinkham's medicine and be strong.' I-will 1 glad to have you ue my nania if it will be the means of helping any one," Mrs. K. A. Faibburn, tfOti Orchard Knob AveChattauooga,Tenn 5Tt MMmm Phone 87 PrepariuK car fr wtntor Hf.n ,lrtc n .!. ,,f run" f , ,1 into .he rnKC Jnrkln, up h, fo r whWlH, and drnlnin U "dia,1"'; v. pmlr Motor. .1 h whole m-hnlm U (riven an adc amount of 'toh;; lion may to rtmarkaMy hteh- A. a ttrrt H.r,. n-""r 1 ..-.,h leaninn. For th unpa'lntrf and tarnlshabte wl of (he car no pn1"'"". " ' 7 tter than ordinary a.. --- ,rta thoroughly dry before .nolntkw hem. for otherwi ru.Un(f y oc cur beneath the area.. Ump. ta .trument of the cowl board, ynur ...j ,..!. .iirinirH. steerln tooia aim j-. knuckle and the like should all he given a generous coaling. ..-.... ir wheels and ftnd that aome of the rpoke enamet ha chimed off, greaae the bare-apoW. , and observe the same procedure wl hj the car body and fender the wholj car greaslnlf "" parts like lighting and ianitton ter minal? that may rust. vin lerior of the car thoroughly, remov inK dust dejposita from the uphols tery and corners, and brush the top ther uDiolatery a well las the top and aide curtains should be painted HKhUy with linseed on. Jack l"p All Corner With this preliminary work done. ,4ck tip the four forners and re move the tires and rims form the wheels. If the rims ore not rusty 'they may be left on the tires, but they as well as the casings should be thoroughly cleaned with Rasolin and wrapped in cloth or burlap. Store in a room which Is not subject to extremes of cold or heat, and keep them out of direct light rays. The tubes may be stored either flat or sufficiently Inflated to make them round, the later being the belter plan.. When the casings are not re moved from the rims, the tubes should be deflated. Oil in the rear axle and transmis sion should be left there, but the crankshaft should be drained and fill ed again with oil to make certain that no water Is present In the lubricant. A AnAri.n Biinntv nf hnnw nit ahniltll be poured into each cylinder and tho engine cranked a rew times to uie tribute it thoroughly over the pistons and the cylinder walls. Oil small parts such as spark and throttle link ages, brake connections, etc., and if the spark plugs have not been re moved through several weeks of op eration, back them out and set them not too tightly against their seats. Drain Tank ana tiaronreior An aftnr nhniilfl fat mUfle ta drain rnrmnletelir the carburetor and va cuum tank and to dry with a clean cloth as many parts as are reaony removanie. I ne neeaies qr mn tMuuallv ehmilri Ka vlne4 rirv. as the -slightest rust oK these parts spells meinciem operation, o nianer wnai rha tinrt h. sure to snread a little oil or grease over ifc. after It has been cleaned. It is easy to remove mo grease with easoline when you put your car hack into commission. Drain, all gasoline and water from the car, and if this winter's experi ence is your first with a particular make of motor, be careful not to overlook any draincock in either sys tem. ' INSTALLED AT O A. C. LEGB, Dec. II. Installation ot Slbma ueiia cru nonnrary journalistic rra tcrnity, took place at ilie college Thayer of Washington State college fiea as tne installing oiricer, wniie the Sigma Delta Or. chapter of the University of Oregon accepted an i i -1 .... i . i ... (n . 1 The chapter at the University of Wash.. ii'eiun.paa aiso oeen invitea to lane Part. Those who were taken into the natonal organizar.on. consisting, ot ON If. Y. -STAGE DYJ-'UJAAlMLLSHJfiE. K - ' KEWTTOTnjsMtalrJllian WasrweJFWlUhln hss-tarned toi the stasjlvainlTjn because I as sh-uviieindieKiJhaband. I o T7Mf WVr V.i f k m -1 i Is siiiiIii. Iiis 'inur ir -mmr am 1 1 intflpfci yypf tnr vy w y.r r OURNALISTIC ORDER III . . ' V ' I t . ... 2 I II H I - n r w--: ' . 1 8 be Imjwxrtnx n"rJx-r and Is repacSM 4emor a I weJcij,!' sno-.itasr "jonied Consider These Facts Consider the Fordscn from all angles, especially the few facts which we take pleasure in demonstrating at any time with, out obligation. : ' . ' ; ; - . It is easier, quicker and cheaper tolo your summer fallow work with the Fordson for the reasons... -That you are doing better work with a harrow traveling six miles per hour than at Iwo to three. That you aro getting twice as much work done every day... That you are in th field an hour more every day with the tractor, saving the time spent in hitching, feeding, etc That you can run all day on an average of fifteen gallons of com mon coal oil. That your men would rather run this flexible, , powerful little tractor all day than herd a bunch of mules. That for handling bulk grain from the combine, hauling it to the warehouse and returning with th empty load it is far handier than mules and a great deal faster. You can travel . along any dirt road with your load from six to seven miles ait hour and return nearly twice as fast and time saved at harvest' t time is worth three times as much as time saved anyother time of the year. : . . v , That it can be used around the ranch for any kind of haul ing quicker and handier than the old way. That it can be moved from place to place and lined up quickly for any kind of belt power. It will run your separator, wood saw, feed grinder, en silage cutte, hay chopper, water pump, generate your electric ity ,run the washing machine, churn, etc No job too small and few too big. . " ,. , It is used for clearing land, pulling stumps, pulling up shrub bery by the roots, rolling logs, etc!, grading and leveling land, grading roads and ditches. v We have seen them used for pulling up old fence posts and stretching fence. In fact there are no uses that the Fordson can not be put where horse or mechanical power is needed. Consider the number of horses or mules that the Fordson will replace, consider that the Fordson costs $891.50 F. O. B., Pen dleton. Remember that it uses coal oil or distilate for fuel. Re-, . member the dozens of different uses that you have for it. Re- ' member that the Fordson is like the Ford car in that there is al ways a dealer near and that it will never be orphaned or laid up waiting for repairs or parts. Then call up up or come in and tell us you want a demonstration on your own farm.' We will be glad to do so and with no obligation on your part. Slff SON AOTO CO. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillillllllllllllHlllllllllllllllin .m of the leading students of the Homer U Roberts. Oorvullis; Wlnl collegc. nut out. the Friday Issue oflfied Dryden, l.'orvallls: Wellington the O. A. C. Barometer, which was made as different as possible from the regular paper. ' Those who were Installed as ac-J tlve members were Ivan Stewart, Cor callls: Claude P. palmer. Corvallls: i (Ireen, C'orvsllls; . Harold Keadeu, Portland; and I'aul Mlleter of Port land. B. F. Irvine, editor' of the Oregon Journal is an honorary member .of the Incut chapter. Jimmy"' Hicharrt- BUI THE power, the satisfying performance and , t&e striking utility value that have charac terized Buick models for two decades are again the dominant features of the new Nineteen Twenty One Buick Scries. Combined with this striking serviceability are beauty of rounded lines and the comfort of roominess and smooth riding which affords the . utmost satisfaction. - , For those desiring every refinement of appoint ment with general utility, the hew Buick Seven Passenger Sedan is admirably fitted. Authorized Buick Service everywhere cooper itcs with Buick owners. Prices of the New Nineteen Twenty On Buick Series Mottd Ttwatf One Pety fov. tbrev Mo4H T trrMy Dor -Font- FVw, 6vt Medrl 1 vrutf (yme-fony 8u, 1cm tmmtmgrt conpf Model Twrair One-fotTf Srvra, fir paaarafef Mn Mowi i winy unr-rofty CifM, four i wmf one rorty (4 UK, i TveMf Ooe-KUtf, r. 0. M, rmtfit Cmm Tmml Mm Mum1 UU -Jib i - --'A'l -Oregon Motor Garage' floe m u-i2i w court 1 Son. C. B. Ingalls, editor of ik. te-Timea, Profes, Lf V"' set and r. J- Mr.rift.t . eno n"ifmhTii Of the Rest Or,ri "'"r,cn- f the Aston. nZSZlZ G r tvA l . 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