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DAILY BAST OREGONTATf.TENDLETOW, OREGON, SATURDAY; OCTOEEH 28, 1313.
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Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found, For Rent, Etc., Classified for Easy Reference.
"Itf.!"
NEW TODAY
For Rent
, NKW TOIIAY. '
Each' nw advartlsnment will
bo run under "Now Toda y for
ths first Insertion only. During
aubaeriuonc insertions of ths ad
It will appear under 114 proper
classification.
APT3. AND ROOMS ALTA APTH.
rURNIBHED APT. Hamilton Court.
HOUSUKEEPINQ ROOMS. (01 Clay.
For Sale
FOB BALK Modern hous. and four
lota with garage. Z2S Jane St. Pen
dleton, ore. 8. S. Butler, 1113 Indiana
A virtue, Fpokuno, WashlnRton.
(TOR RENT SLEEPING room,
Willow. Phone 4S2H.
too
' iPOR PALIS Id IK Holt "7C" cutorpil-
, lar tractor.. Only run IS du and
, good, in new. Will sell at a barsulu,
! 'Address. AV Arrhsr. tin CralB Htreet,
; Valla .Wallu. WuHh. Toleiihons aiiiU
r ' l .' r-T- J
Foil'. HBOTS-iy farhlshtd hdOMekeep
j ( f line rooms. ., iwt ,B AH. . , , . . , ,
DOWNSTAIRS Apartment. 401 Aura.
WHEAT RANCH for lent, S miles
from town; Address Box VS. Pen
dleton, Ora.
H'lrilNlSllKD APARTMENTS olosa
.In, 7 J7 Thompson. .. .
i , yoiftrACHU-Two- i-ralnrs 'olio; wRK
)' auto scat. $15.00 for both; rug cost
, ,$nr, for ISA. first class condition. Call
'Sunday p. m., 307 E Alta.
WANTED Gill for general house.
I , worli. Four children In family.
Cull at 1000 Haley Ht., or phone 6G9J.
I'Ori KKNT Furnlsho-A .rooms,- and
' "awarlmonU. . 407 W, Alia. Phone
imw. . . . ...-
FOR SA LE Two corner lota on Mark
and Garfield and modern 8 -room
house. Front, back and sleeping
porch all screened tn. Also garage
and woodshed. Plenty of shade. In
iulr of owner living In the houae.
FOR SALE Hmlth Form-a-Truck, or
- will trade for 1400 lb. horso or
over, phone 300J.
FOR -SALE New Hurrls combine,
only cut 800 acres. Bee 13. V.
Smith. Phone 448.
FOR RENT 5 rooma partially fur
nished In double house. . Hirers'
Park on Gear St., l'hone (44.
FOR RENT Three room furnished
apt. with sleeping porch. BOS Water.
POR RENT On Locust Hill, modern
house. Inquire Ralph Kolsom.
Notlit of Kulo of I'Xrays.
N'olfr it. hrliv vlvan h,l I Wm.
Rutlier. on the 8th duv or October.
I'DlH, on my ranch In section S, IPOK KENT Furnished 2-roora house
. townshlu 4 north, raniro as. v.. v. m .! with sleeping porch, located In rear
In Vmutlllu, county, state of Oregon. HIT Garfield. Address 42J this of
about Iwo and one half mile west '' ' ,
from Helix, took and Impounded as)
cstrays, 7 head of pigs or shoals, color! FOH RENT Completely furnished
FOR SALE Full blood H. Is. R.
Cockerels. Early March hatch from
strong liiylng strain. Extra good col
or, weighing from 7 to O pounds.
Phone 10KB.
Wanted
WANTED Good, clean rags at The
East Oregonlan office.
WANTED Sewing, phone 4U-W.
WANTED Girl general housework,
1 In family. Wages 26. Writ.1
Mrs. T. G. Sinclair, Bonneville, , Ora.
Attorncys
FREO 15. 8CHMIW, Attorney at
Law. Room 24, . Srnlth-Crawford
Bldg. '
D.- W. BAILEY; Attorney at Law,'
Rooms 7. 8, 9, Despaln Building.,
Notices
Notices
OF rnitpntMl
JXKN OMsMn t.
CHARTKa
HEMSTITCHING at th Singer shon.
Mall orders promptly attended to;
WANTED Experienced girl at The
Palm. 23 Main street.
GEORGE W. COUTT8, Attorney toh.Commen nclj
Law, Room 17. scnmiat diock.
MOTICB OF "HUFF.BF.IVIHTM OBBKH. ! JtOTIC'B
too Br WETITIOW IBB rr.tt-l
VI.W TO BKl'UAL OKIISAIC:
HO. . ,
A referendum petition aavriig beeo f Tke Comnon Council of The City of
filed with the Itocorder or
of Pendleton on
WANTED Dressmaking, also sewing
by the day. 717 LIUetn. Fh me
344R. .
B'OR SALE 1 ton truck, A-l shape,
with new top. Phone 74DR.
WANTED High school boy, 16 years
or older, with, bicycle for evening
messenger work. Apply Sunday
morning, o'clock Western Union
Telegraph Co.
red, and red and black spotted,
wcliiht tibout 70 pounds each. Four
of said Hiilmals marked with slit In
right eur and three marked with slit
in left ear. and that said stock, at the
barn on said ranch, on the Sth duy of
November, 1918, at the hour of 2
o'clock p. m. of suld day, will be of
fered for sale and sold at public auc
tion to satisfy the damages and costs,
of keeping and all expenses Incurred, j
Including the Justice fees, costs of ad
vertising and sale and such
costs ami expenses us may be regu
lurly mode. j
lMted this i'tith day of October, j
118. WM. HITHER.
W. R. TAYLOlt. Taiierup
Auctioneer,
four room apt..
374J.
with bath. Phone
Full RENT Completely furnished
four room apt., with bath. Phone
374J.
FOR SALE, CHEAP New (50 black i
tailor-made suit, size 36, made by
E. A. Schlffler. Don't fit the owner.
Call Room 1, Judd Bldg.
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full description. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Mfnn; ' ' ' t
CARTER A 6MTTHE Attorneys at
Law. Office In rear of American
National Bank Building.
FEB & FEB, Attorneys at Law.
flees in Despaln Building.
Of-
R. Li KEATOR, Attorney at Law.
Room 24, Smith-Crawford Build
ing. -
. A. NEWBERRY, Attorney at Law.
Smith-Crawford Building.
FOR SALE 30 head Bhrop rain s.
Phone 60F13 or writo'T. O. Good
man, Route ,1. Box 33. Lowden. Wash.
HOUSEKEEPER with small family
wants position in country. Address
X this office.
PETERSON & BISHOP, Attorneys at
Law. Rooms 2 and 4, Smith-
Crawford Building. .
JAMES Bt PERRY, Attorney at Law.
Office over Taylor Hardware Company.
FOR SALE Choice apples. 75o per
sack. Bring your sacks. E. "C. Bur.
UiiKame, Hill Top Farm, Walla Walla.'
FOIl RENT Furnished rooms, 14.00
per month. 719 College (t.
FOR SALE Property at 814 W Alta
ft. No agents. Mrs. J. Harrison.
IG336, 11th Ave. So., Seattle, Wash.
Keattle, Wash.
LAKOK FHONT ROOM, fine for
couple employed. Also single front
other rooms. The Perkins. 621 willow.
FOR KENT Furnished room with
beat and bath. In private family.
224 S. Main. Phone 211R.
Draymen
FOR KALE Good dry, 4-foot wood
delivered off the car and sawed
after delivery. Any amount from
one cord to carload. 612 Walnut St.,
Phono 232J. A. Leme.
WANTED1 Modern 4 or 6 room fur
nished or partly furnished house,
not too far out, or t or 3 room nicely
furnished apartments for two. No
children, mother and daughter- Phone
583 or write Box 761.
Notices
RALEY AND RALEY, Attorney, at
Law. Office In American National
Bank Building.
8. A. LOWELL., attorney and counsel
, lor at law. Office in, Despaln Bldg.
For Sale.
Rye and white winter barley.
W. Collins. Pendleton..
H.
CALL PK.NLAND BKOS.' VAN TO
move your household goods. Tele
phone 333. Also baggage transfer-
, . Worrk-K oer llrolluT, Huli-idrs.
SIOUX FALLS, S. V.. Oct. 26
V.'i,rrAW l,.,,..iiu l,n Ini-A.t Ittu mil-
dler brother was ift ad. Hayes E. I rl" a"d beavy hauling.
Moon, a teamster, today shot and
killed his luo mules ami then killed
himself. He had written a letter to
his brother which was returned with
the Inscription "Deceased.''
FOR SALE Ford car nearly new. In
quire Stroble's Cigar Store.
Unconditional surrender to the lure
Of liberty bonds is udviscd.
Casualty lists continue to arrive.
Buy more liberty bonds!
TIME CARD
Weston-Pttndlcton Auto Start
Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:45
a. m. and 12:45 p. .
Leaves Athena for Fendleton at 8:00
a. m. and 1:00 p. m.
Leaves Adams for Pendleton at 8:20
s. m. and 1:20 p. m.
Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight
store) for Weston at 10 a. m. and
4:00 p. m.
Why not assume mat your next
tenant Is a reader of the classified
and get In touch with him at onceT
IHKIVKSS OPPORTfNITIES.
DISTRICT MANAGERS. WANTED In
every stats for new auto clutch
lock. The cleverest and most effec
tive anti-theft device on theh market
automatically disengages the clutch
and locks It so car can not be moved
under its own power. Big money
maker for ambitious hustler. Exclu
sive' territory given. $500 to $1000
necessary. American Auto Clutch
Lock, 803 West Ninth street, Los An
geles, CaL
Put an end to that delay in ranting
that house or apartment through
getting your message to the readers
of the classified.
Now the German crown princo
knows how the rabbit felt that was
only one Jump ahead of the hound.
Muko your dollars save lives.
Notice of Payment of City of Pendle
ton Improvement Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given that City of
Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos.
17 and 18, Series D and 11. 12. 13 and
14. Series E, will be paid upon pre
sentation thereof .to the undersigned
at he American National Bank, Pen
dleton, Umatilla County, Oregon. In
terest on said bonds ceases Novem
ber I, 11.
Dated October 22. 1918.
LEE MOORHOUSE,
Treasurer, City of Pendleton.
By Wm. Mlckelsen, Deputy. '
Farm Land For Sale
40 Acre Complete Wheat Ranch. .
In the heart of the famous Rattle
vim Flat country of Adams county
Washington. Land lays perfectly
level, 320 acres In good, clean sum
merfallow, 320 in stubble. Good set
of farm buildings. Two miles to
good market, on fins macadam road.
Pries $95 per acre, Including all
stock and machinery, to run ths
place, 20 tons of hay and other feed,
some household furniture. For full
Particulars see or write Patsy R.
Clark, Rltzvllle, Wash.
want at cot.rrwjr akd
CLASSIPIBD DIRECTORY
Counting six ordinary words to
the. line and charged by
the line.
Want ads and locals.
Rate. Per Uu,
First Insertion, per line 10c
Baca add. insertion, per lino- $e
One week (six inseetions),
each 'insertion, per line..- fie
1 mo. eAch insertion, per line 4e
6 month contract, each in
sertion, per line 3e
X2-month contract, each in
sertion, per line 2o
No ads taken for less than 2-c
Ads taken over the telephone
only from East Oregonlan sub
scribers and those listed in the
Telephone Directory. C-"py mult
be In our office not later than
1:30 o'clock day of publication.
tecorder of j?L Fendleton, Oregon, has ordered that.
HlhJ'?JT' IV: ',d t ths next a-enerat .lection to be lurid
In tits said City of Pendleton, that a
wot. shaH b. taken on a measure pro
posed by Initiative petition, fl.'ed with
the Recorder of the said eity and
transmitted to th. said Common Coun
cil as follows:
The following Is the form and num
ber In which the measure will s
printed on the official ballot:
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
' . PBTITIOM.
; Charter amendment smhorising The
JUly. of Pendleton to incur a bonnea
inneoteancss not exeeeamw jaw.vww
addition to all other mdebtednes.
heretofore authorised for Uf purpose,
oi constructing, enlarging and ex
tending its system of gravity wtr
works and exempting such indebtea
Mas frooi taxatioa.
Vote Yea ut JSo.
406 YES
401 NO.
The full title and text of suc
measure ia as follows:
A BLLIU.
Tn nrnnnse hv lnitiatlv. oetltlOQ mm
Ael tn ant.nrf the Charter of The Clt.JT
of Pendleton. Umatilla County. Stat,
of Oregon, and to authorise and ess
power the said City of Pendleton to
incur an indebtedness not exceeding
$20,000.00 in addition to all other ln
dtbtedness, heretofore authorised, and
to issue, sell snd dispose of negotiant's
bona to so ' amount, not excedin-x
$29,000.00 In addition to all Otoe
hMwl. hrlnrnr -oithATixed to D t
sued by said city for the purpose at
r-imrninr rnilnnrlnff and extendiOST
the gravity system of water work, of
said city and to supply said city and
its inhabitants snd the Inhabitants or -the
territory adjoining the said city
and the territory In the vicinity of
such gravity water system wltn wa
ter, and to exempt such bonds front
taxation, and declaring that said
sbal' i bonds nor any indebtedness evidenced
by them shall he taken into account '1st
computing the heretofore authorised
indebtedness which The City of Pea
dleton may incur
liE IT r. n A A 1-II 1 I I rt r. r-r, i u-o
transmitted to the Common Council.
which took) ao action ttawrsoa. a yota
will he taken on said referendum, or
dered by petition of the people at th.
Dm rcKUisr unjr cicv.nw.
Tbe following Is the form and num
ber in which the measure will be
printed on the official ballot:
REFEItENDUM ORDERED BY
PETITION OF THB. PEOPLE."
To reDeal Ordinance No. grant
ing the Standard Oil Company, a cor
pcration, permission to locate, elect.
operate and maintain warehouse.
tanks and other necessary buildings
on certain lands within The City of
Pendleton for the storage ana attri
bution of Petroleum and Its products
and other kinds of mercnanoise.
Vote Yes or No.
403 YES. . ..''.'.., "'
402 NO. f -
The fuliaitle and text of such meas
ure Is as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. lf.
An Ordinance granting to the
Standard Oil Company, K corporation;
permission to locate, erect, operate.
and maintain warehouses or tanas, oi
hnth mnn other necessary buildings on
certain lands within The City of Pen
dleton, for storage an distribution of
Petroleum and its- products and other
kinds of merchandise. -
THE PEOPLE OP THS CITT OF
PENDLETON DO ORDAIN AS FOL
LOWS: .
Section 1. The Standard Oil Com
pany, a corporation organised and ex
isting under and by virt'ie of the laws
nr thM Kinm Af fali f oenisu and au
thorised to do business in the State of
Oregon, is hireby ar-mied permission,
subject to the terms and conditiona
herein expressed, and is hereby au
thorized and empowered, to locate.
erect, operate ana maintain ware-
tsnks ra aov aaa an uiui .
Second-Hand . Dealers
necessary b lildi-gv or structures; al I j taxation,
Hiieh huiimnirs IOQ W-Veii"USB muni
be constrjited of concrete brick or
bollow tlic. in IHs follor.ing desc'ibed
property, to-wit: Lots 3. 4. , 10; 11
- .i t mnr-ir itfl of the Reservation
A,'HIH.n tn the TdSD Of PcndletOU. Sll
i thereon for the storage and distribu
j tion of Petroleum and Its products
ar.d other merchandise handled by
said Company, for a period not ex
ceeding fifteen 15) years.
Section 3. The powers, rights and
; nrivilecEeji erranted In Section I of this
ordinance are granted subject to the
condition that in accepting trie same.
the said Standard Oil Company,
V. STROBLE, dealer in new and sec
ond hand goods. Cash paid for
second hand goods. Cheapeet place
to buy household goods. 210 E. Court
Phone 27 1W.
Miscellaneous
MISS O- A. THORNE, graduate nurse,
located at 201 Water. PhoT 669W.
Auctioneers
In writing a ciassmed ad be spectno,
definite. .Generalities befog your met-
Every useful tMng anould be treed.
Sell that used article to somebody
who needs It through the classified.
COL. W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer,
makes a specialty of farmers stock
and machinery sales. "The man that
gets you the money." Leave ordors
at East Oregonlan Office.
Farm Implements
THE "NON-SKIP" WEEDER gets all
th. weeds the first time nv r the
field. Saves one-third the time anu
does lots better work. Ordor now.
Pendleton Weeder Works, 632 Cotton
wood street.
A majority of classified messages
may b clearly told la less than fifty
fords.
iy, a eor-, rf . Incur an indent
poratlon. agrees to save and nolo t eIceejine $20,000.00 In addl
Harmless j-ne i-ny vi rmunwu
ali damages to any person, persons,
association or corporation, which
may be caused In any manner by or
growing out of the use and occupancy
of the said premises ty the said
grantee for the purposes herein stat
ed; and In the event of suit or action
against the said City for any such
riamav- I h m uirl SLandard Oil Com
pany, a corporation, agrees to actenojsald city and lts inhabitants and ths,
such suit or action at its own ex- inhabitants of the territory adjolnlf
p,;nse Snd cost, and If any Judgment the said city and in the vicinity of tha
shall be rendered against said City Mld gravity water system with wa
in any such suit or action, the said ler. the bonds Issued pursuant to this
grantee agrees to pay such Judgment , auction ,hn be- known aa "Water
within sixty days after the same Konds. Series D D," and shall bar.
shall become final ' . . I those words, written, printed or en
Passed the Common Council this 2nd , graved thereon and shall bo number-
day of rebruary, ed " consecutively. commencing with
.Attest:- thus, rrrs uiskalo,
The People of The City of Pendletoa,
do ordain as follows:
That the Charter of The City of Pen
dleton. Umatilla County, shall
amended by adding thereto a section
to be numbered. Section "1 C C," wbicst
shall read as follows:
Section ICC. That The City o
Pendleton shall have power nnd au
thority and is hereby authorised and
inacDtrnnw
tion ta
all other indebtedness heretofore au
thorized and to Issue, sell and dispose
of negotiable bonds to evidence suehr
indebtedness to an amount not ex
ceeding $20,000.00 in addition to ait
other bonds heretofore autaorzed tw
be issued by the said city for taw
purpose of constructing, enlarging; and
extending the gravity system of water
works of the said city, to supply me
Recorder,
Approved February 3rd, 1917.
J. A. Best, Mayor."
This notice la published pursuant to
the provisions of Ordinance No. 609 oi
said city, passed by the Common
Council and approved by the Mayor
thereof on the 31st day of May. 1907.
The first publication hereof being
made on the 30th day of Sept. 1918. .
THOS. FITZ GERALD,
Yon may nave profitable business
relations for years to come with some
one you will com. to know first thra
your next classified ad!
No' 1. and If the whole amount of
beads authorized by this section shall
not be issued at the same time any
subsequent issue shall be numbered
commencing with the number 'next
following the last .number Issued In
the next proceeding Issue of said
bonds; no bond issued pursuant to th.
provisions of this section shall ba sub
ject or liable to any taxation and
none of them, nor any Indebtedness
evidenced by them shall b. taken Into
City Recorder, (authorized Indebtedness which the said
City of Pendleton may Incur.
This notice is published pursuant tn
order of the Common council, the first
publication thereof being; made 29tb
September. 1918.
THOS. FIT GERALD.
. . City Recorder.
Famous for Its Marvelous Motor
JUST ARRIVED, ANOTHER CARLOAD OF NEW
Including two sport models and two 7-passenger touring cars
See how the Chandler checks with high priced cars
No, One-pli'tv Aluminum Crank ". Hlili li Him Hie frame of tlie car lourtlicr at
four iMiliits, iIium iro iilimr a Hilfrr frumc, sm welt as a more rlulil ciiui'ne
mounting. (lnt'kHrd, Uxiuiioliilc (linmirl. Jli nrr, intoii, Kimpk-x, llitt.
NKits, ( haiiillcr.) .
No. a " Hllenl bain Drive for Motor sliarts. (Winton, Packard, t ailiHac, MihoIcx,
- McrtiTwrhit. t'liamllrr.)
No. 3 Torque Arm or Tula. ( I'loni'-Arrow. Locomobile, Wliilon, C adillac I'ackurd,
KIiiiiuVk, Marmoii. ('handler.)
Jfo. 4 Annular llnll-lirarlng TrauniilsMon. (Mercer, Plcree Arrow, While, Simplex.
riluts, JsMomiibile, intoii. I'iut. Packard. Marinon, (iiniuller.)
No. 6 Annular llll-ltariiig IMII, ri nlliil. ( Murinou, Pierce. Arrow, Simplex, l int.
Ktutz. Ia kurd, Mcnw, I.ki bile, w lilte, ( liamller. )
No. Aniiulnr ItMll-ltearlims fir Hour Mliit l. (Packard, lAMiimnbilt-, While, I
Murmnn. Minx, .Mereer, Htmplex, ( handler.)
No. 7 Iligli-Tf iimIiiii Magneto lunllioii. ( IHimilille, Mercer. Simplex, U liilon, l ist,
.Marmon, White, Ifi'ree-Arrow, I liuiHller. )
Data from: Motor Age. .Motor World, .Motor Ktitirtl, Aiiloinoifvc luduHtrks,
I'HONK OH CAM. AT (it'll Nll.l'.S IKKIIIK lllll HI MONHTIt TIOX
J. LEUER. AUTO CO.
Cli t.AltDI N i-Tltl I T
nioM.: sis
Big Run Hogs in Yards
Bat Market is Holding
Well; Sheep Ruling Dull
Palmer- alien property custodian-
Tho Hamborg As-surarnce company
of Hamburg', Germany, with a capita,
of 10,MO,ooo mark which owns all
of the Uck of the International In
surance company of New ork, capita)
$20,liOO. Is the property taken.
British hare captured Gorman, grun Good diplomacy Includes nUsht
that has already fired its 460th shell enment of the world concerning: the
misdeed of Germany and her infj
scainst the Huns.
TRENCHES 8 O'CLOCK
i PORTLAND, Oct, 2. Hop market
ruled steady at North Portland during
the day even though there was a very if 7TTr A XTd l? TI7DFn
liberal run for the closing period of A31r.KlCAIN b HjIN i rAxljlJ
,thc week. The demand appears to Ire
( fractionally better and bulk sales of
tops are iuiw shown at the extreme
j price quoted.
f From readitiK Seattle papers reporting-
the stockyards there indications
j point to Portland receiving: the only
good hojfs in the Northwest for every
day nearly the reports say that the
quality is not good.
HJIJlIHItllllllillHIIM
WE ARE AGENTS FOR 1
nn erp i
Indiana Artilleryman Sentji
Opening Shot at Hun !
Last October.
! General hog market range:
'Prime mixed $1 7.25 $i 1 7.5
Medium mixed . .916.85 17. ou
Itounh heavies , , ir.2u 15. 3S
Pigs 14. &Uf' 15.KA
Bulk . , ... 17.3i.
Oittlo Trade Steady.
Trade in the cattle market Is steady 1
with a fair run in the North Portland J
yards overnight. While much "Junk; .
stuff continues to come, some good
lots are In evidence and prices in gen- i
, era I are maintained.
General cattle range: '
Prime steers $ 1 2.00 1 2.rfl
Good to choice- steers. . . ll.Onfi 12. n
Medium to good steers. . t . 7 .. ft 11. tin :
Fair to medium steers.. K . 2 .' 'a 9.2'..
Common to fair steers.. B.OUW S.uo ;
Choice cows and heifers S.ttr 8..V. :
Medium to good cows and ,
heifers 6.00 7 .2.1 j
Fair to medium cows and I
httifers t . . v t. - , &.uti 6..m
("unntrs 3.0i7 4.oi
Hulls . . fi.uOAi 7. tut
Calves .
Ktockers and feeders... 6.003 Jt.tto
ln(Hm KitHtHw 1iiH.
Iullness is prominently di.iayfd
In the mutton and lanibullex s h
North Portland. While price are un
changed and sales are belutr made nt
the previous range, arrivuls drag
wearily before finding a call.
t.eueral mutton ranae:
Prime lamb 1 1.0A ft 1 2.0o
Fair to medium lambs.. h.uuti lit. no
Yenrlinu . , 1 0.oo l l.tto
Wethers ttO iu
r.'n S.'Miti
tVITH TIIK AMKIMCAV Alt
MY NOIITIIWKST OF VKKIH'X.
UH. 25. (Inc yewr sai Wed
itetsntity st'rst AlfxamhT Ita.v of
SMitli pend. Iiid.. pulled tbo
lauyard of an . un m a
batrrrv piMtm on n mmM;. hill
nn beast uf Kinville. firing tlio
ftrM Ameticaii shut nf the n.ir ln
tn Ihr (ATiuaii line.
A 8 fiVlovk tlir celny of
Mini tin?, the nr ddmiiiiieut of
Aiwrt-ran InfaiM rt imn rnterciS
tlMvirfirrhw along the Uhlttev
,Xrm aiial. T1hm' iihii wen?
units of the first American iltrl
sltfti. then comnuiiided by CciktsI
KiIhtC. '
!Miie tluit time Hie rcl-hulrpl
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It Increases Farm Efficiency
Washing, ironing, housecleaning and a hundred j
tiresome tasks are made easy by Delco-Light, the
complete electric light and power plant.
Delco-Light furnishes bright, clean safe electric
light It will pump the water, run the cream separa- j
tor, churn, wash machine, vacuum cleaner, electric
iron, fanning mill, grindstone and other light ma- 1
chinery. S
DELCO-LIGHT helps the farmer and his family I
to do more and better work with less effort, and soon 5
pays for itself in time and labor saved.
Specifications: The Engine and Generator: Self- 3
Cranking, Air-Cooled; Ball Bearings, Self -Stopping.
Runs on Kerosene.
The Storage Battery: Glass Jars, Easy to Care I
for; Thick Plates; Long Life; Rubber Sheets; Wood
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