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V f V '! ''' "1 DAILY EAST OSEGONIAHf, PENDLETON,-OSEGO'f, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1920. SIXTEEN PAGES Baker Decorates-Nivelle a l!1!V!!!!!!!IH!n!!H)"!!!!!!!!!!m!! ::',llllllUUliliiiilllItii,iillUliil!ll!llii ilS;l!i!l!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!I!;i!!;!!!;!!!i!!!!!!!!l! !!!H!!! MjlllMnttf'tMIU!Mltlltrltnifl;M!!lilifll!Mll'!l,ll I fiat lilllllUilihki.ilHUilillillilllliiliiiiialiliiiilill O"' O Ok t - &4 tVAy ife Mole-Do It Better" A, 0 There is no word so much abused as this word ""ser vice." . .; It's a great word to con tf;& with and make prom "iscs on. :,: . i " It either - means much, little or nothing. What you expect of it and what you get from it are too often very different. , So when we say "service that a sivice" we mean just what we say. As the Lalley Light and Home Electric Power Plant senses you as it has so faithfully served thousands, .during the past ten years so we aim-tcx serve, you; And that means a lot , As: the Lallev Light "Does More and Does It Better" " s5 we propose to do by you 'do more and do it better. ' THemaraJacturersof this it is- humanly possible to build it It is free from complications and numer ous parts.:, It is the most accessible plant, made.; Yet if there is ever any minor adjustments to be made, if we pan be pf lielp to you in its pperation, or care, if we can assist you in an way and thereby enable you to get the most ; from your Lalley Lighten 0;: us freely. i Possibly you 'have some wiring probler". that we may help you solve; perhaps there is something in the nature of electrical equip ment that will save you and tlie family many .hours of work. ' Here again we ask that you ca$ on us, for we are headquarters for high quality, reliable , electrical equipment for farm or nome. We are here to servyou to serve the Lalley Light -. Wonderful plant havespared. and the manufacturers, no pams, no time, and no Expense in producing the :best the market affords. ; It is bur, clean-cut duty, and out policy to go all the way with them in backing them up, in backing up the We are here to keep old customers happy; tc keep new customers informed and satisfied; to keep pros pective customers posted on the many advantages of the JLailey Light and Home plant and-in tacking up our Flectric Power Plant, and :own reputation, by giving why it "Does More i Does iyou the service and the cor It Better." " operation, that you eipectv We welcome you all to and lave a right to expect Gur salesroom: come often TivniTiran rrmiin 4 - , , .if WASHINGTON Secretary of War Newton D. Eaker conferred tha Disiinfitishcd Service Medal on General Robert Georges Nivelle, of the French army. General Nivelle came to this country to rep resent his government at the wotsnary celebration of the laniKng of bo rUrims. Inset Is the medi. I- :' The Lalley Light and Jlome Electric Power Plant is as nearly trouble-proof as -4ring the family and your friends; know why and how "we do more do it better." Be Sure See the LALLEY First Sturgis & Storie "The Held for American automobiles .and motor trucks In thp Par Kast is unlimited,", declares C. H. "Williams of ; the Ooodycar Tire '&" Rubber Com j ria-ny's estfort department, who has Juat rAtiirnaH tmm a t 1 mntith' tPt, tfllirh. ing South Africa, India, Java, Suma tra, Piam. China. Japan. Sibera, the Philippines and other Far Eastern countries, where he studied market conditions. ' "American cars are in demand everywhere, bein? preferred over Drit- is-h and Frenrh makes. Fully forty Pendleton, Ore. ' WTalla Walla, Wash. ; X ;.,.;.-y". . r ' '-' ' ' tiiqmnrtm tor Eltctrirui Eqmfrment tor th Farm and Rural Horn DR.C.n. DAI Itijskian and Surgeon Osteopath Rooms 21 and 26 Smith-Crawford , -' Building. releDbona T64 Rkjl T-F foreign countries constitute a prom ising field for - American cars and trucks, the country offering the Rrent est opportunity heinK India. 'Tlv.it Rreat country, with a population more than four times as Rreat as that of the United States, can absorb a motor ve hicle for every tenth person. Jinny are now in use and they are constantly betn? adapted to new uses. Lbina offers a particularly fertile field for the American made motor icnreie. j nree years bko there wn but a slncle car In Canton, a city as large as Detroit. There are now about 250, besides 40 bus lines operating In competition with the tramways. "The prejudices of the peonle nsalnst the advance of the elements that mn up modern civilization, are rnpidlr urea kin? down. Already u part of the historic Chinese wall has heen torn down and a maenificlent new highway rii!lt of the materials that composed It. "hi many parts of the country new highway projects arc tinder construc tion. The ancient cities of Pi kins and Tien Tsin will soon be connected by a fine 100 mile pavement now being con strocted. "In Japan there is an optimistic feeling (Uiho some factories arf shu down and consequently the sales of cars and trucks have fallen off. Good roads are scarce In Japan, outside the cities, and consequently the Introdur. tion of motor vehicles is attended by some difficulties. "There is little aRRresslve salesman ship in the Far ilast in selllnir motor vehicles, as we know It in this coun try, but it will develop as the need for !them becomes more apparent. , Hi "In India the chief highways are j stone surfaced and are kept in good conditioh. Manny of the native rajiihs Siina other prominent Indians, have E (enormous garages with a magnificent collection of cars. Usually European j managers are found in charge of these i samscs wun Bervanis designated as special chauffeurs. "Our Goodyear tire mileages are ex. veueni, anno tires are not treated as respectifully as in America. Car own era, as a rule, leave the operation of ears to their servants, and tires natur- i j .t . !;.(. .!!, . i " ' ' any sutler from the ef facts of underlie HHlinililCHnimniliniHimillllUHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIinnilMIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIMHIlim a"d general lack of care. Hut , . . r Idespito this, tire mileages are satis- C , Si factory." Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Jbronio ano Ncrvoua Diseases aad Jlaeasea f Women. X-Bay Elactro ' Tfcarapeutlcff rempl BldA ' Pbona 41 ; Room 11 mftHHHHHHWlimHimtHHlllim 1 THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT 'v 7 One of Those Beautiful Past el Pictures Now on Display at ' .; I 'MURPHY BROTHERS 111 East CourtU h I . .. . .-. Phone 318 liiiniiniiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiinMiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiMinMiin IIHiGHER RAfLROADFARE Buy When Others Want to Sell " '.' Thi3 old adage has become the first rule of successful buyers and investors. WE have a few good buys in used DODGE BROTHERS cars. THE prices on these cars make LOSS IMPOSSIBLE from any condition affecting new car prices. , . . 'i OU have ABSOLUTE PROTECTION when you buy a used ' DODGE BROTHERS car from a DODGE 3R0THERS dealer. . r DODGE BROTHERS dealers are DEEPLY INTERESTED in the WELFARE of every DODGE BROTHERS car in their territory, s new or old. 'ASK a' friend who owns one about DODGE BROTHERS SER- , VICE. . . MANUFACTURING of new automobiles has been CURTAILED. - A shortage is sure 4o follow. . ,...,. SHREWD buyers are taking ADVANTAGE of the situation. MORE buyers and less carss, is sure to make PRICES higher in "the fpring. " , ' ' ; , JlROP in and look these cars over. I, I .... NEW DODGE BROTHERS home CAT-E-CORNER from Hotel Pendleton. Ellis-Schiller Co. 1 with railroad and Pullman fares Sj mounting steadily upward, long dist 5'anre travel-by automobile ig becomln; increasing popular. That the cost in i considerably less by automobile than ! train is illustrated by the experience 5 of Dr. L. I'aul Zahn and family of Uis j Angeles, who hnve Just completed a K transcontinental journey of 9,812 miles sat a total cost of $441. CO or $.046 per Simile. As five persons were carried, 5 1 this meant a cost of less than $.01 per i mile per passenger, si The trip was made In a 1917 Frtink- !lin Touring Car that had already ben 5 1 driven 43,000 miles, including three j mountain trips. The party was back S home seventy-five days after leaving : Los Angeles, although the actual drlv- ! log was confined to sixty days the Ei average drive for one day being 160 S j miles. ' . ; The quantity of gasoline consumed Siwas surprisingly low 536 gallons i S I considering the fact that the car itself Sl heavily loaded and that it carried - fiisc adults. In addition to a 9no-pound i trailer. Kven with this load, the gaso S j line average was IS miles to the gallon S i a cost of $.019 per mile. Other ex S ' lenes were as follows: tires, $158. DO S or $.01(15 per mile; oil, 15 gallons or l.ooi'n per mile; repairs and all mis I cellaneons expenses, $.008 per mile total, $.046 per mile. Even during tle winter months transcontinental tours by automobile are an every-dny .occurrence, owners choosing the southern route in prefer ence to the more commonly used trail over the Kockies favored during the summer months. ' (I ' rtu.rti. - s,fa fvAT; 'i t'1 'I Pi1 m Mk'.xD. M iAt : : nil f "' ' ' """""" 1 "" " " ' mt ' 1 " 1 ilWliiltlfclWItitl fcj Well-Cooked Food - : - , , i , eans Health M 4 - The success of MONARCH Ranges . among housewives warrants your careful investigation. Twenty years of range building have gained for MONARCH Ranges a national reputation for unusual durability, dependability, and economy. .Our salesmen will be glad to show you the new. models. The Taylor Hardware Cp.r;v, 741 Main Street :!!!!I!!!!!!!!!i!iSl Mtitit'iiiiiMiuMMtnnmtii'CMtmif'!' itliiiiliHilllillilliliiiiiliiilliiliiliiiilil! liiiliiillil! i;IIIllip:ii!l!'!!lill!j!! Illllllllllllllllllillllllllllilli Phbne 67 i ri mrti inimtnmmn - lilillliliiiiiiilliiiiiiiliiiMlilJ Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian Printing Department n.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirniii r , ... V nrrr:iM:ii.s c;ct i"wmaixk HA.V FliANCISCO, Dee. 18. (ir. P.) -Four persons are suffering 'from S ptomaine poisoning, at hospitals here following a shriner's hanouet Thurs day nlRht given in honor of Kills Leads Oafretson, of Taeoriin, Imperial poten afe of the mystic shrine, rtiyslciuns suld all will recover. . iiiiTr" men are large em- V 1 ployers of motor care. ' 1 '. h i i The importance of their transporta- fr ? j tion leads them to choose a car that 1 . meets every demand leads them to " - x choose Buick. ; The comfortable rid- $ ! I . ing qualities of the new Buick Nine-- ' tl V 111 J ' teen Twenty One cars likewise make h ' 11 them ideal 'for hours of recreation. I J Autho'rize'd Buickr Serviceis every- M f M J y " where available.' . 7 ' fcj. ?V- Vk : Oregon Motor Garage Phon 4S DfOOWORAT ... 19-121 W CouJt 1 -jM.r;;V u