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DAILY KAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
Just Received
Another Shipment
Strawberries &
Raspberries
Strawberries 6 Cans $1 .00
Case $3.75
Raspberries 5 Cans $1.00
Case $4.00
Phone Us Your Order
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones. 28. 823 Main St.
SotiliiiK V itig yyiate.
.James H. E. Scott, well known Mil
ton attorney, is now in Forth Worth,
Texas, representing C. W. Harder of
Milton, in settling up the estate of
i Adam Harder, a son of the Milton
man who died recently leaving his
father as the sole heir to an estate
(valued from J100.000 to 1300,000.
Mnv lluiUI WtlOB Garage.
It is reported that Lowell Rogers
one of Cmatllla county's largest and
most successful farmers. Is preparing
to invest in Weston property to the
extent of building a concrete garage
on the Dupuls corner, which is well
located for the purpose. The building
will be occupied by H. L. Hedrick, the
local garage man. Weston Leader.
Meacliarn sawmill shut Down.
J l Casey, who is down from
Me.u'ham today, states that the mil-.-
ing business of which he is the head
is temporarily at a standstill on a -
count of weather conditions. A lure- 2jE
amount of logging worjt was done
earlier in the season, but the deep
snow Interfered to such an extent
that operations were closed down un-
'til the weather situation is more fa-
vorahle.- La Grande Observer.
McNarj to Portland,
Dr, W: D. McNary. superintendent
of the Eastern Oregon State Hospital
left on No. 17 today for ivrtland m
a short visit.
You can Buy the New at "The Golden
Rule" for Less Than You Buy the Old
Elsewhere on Sale Prices
New Spring shipments of bright, crisp new goods being received now every day
cn each freight and express train for this store. New, clean stock of ginghams, per
cales, sheeting and muslins, towels, towelings, linens, silks, wool dress goods, wash
goods, muslin underwear, waists, suits, coats, etc. just received and now on display
at our extremely low prices.
Ma, .loin tioroian Vrmv
Detlef Schumacher, who formerly
resided near Pilot Rock and who has
made his home in I'endleton since
leaving here about a year ago, has
decided to move again and possi'o'y
may go to Germany if he can get by
I'nele Sam's guard. He wanted to
join the kaiser's forces nt the time of
leaving here, but his friends advised
him to stay as he was too good a
Dutchman to be fed to bullets. Pilot
Kock Record.
Has Bab) Window.
Advertising "Better Babies" week,
Carl s. Wheeler, photographer, has
today a window of baby pictures
which he has taken.
Divorce Is G nutted,
A decree of d vorce was granted by
Judge Phelps yesterday at the conclu
sion of the trial of the ease of E. F.
Q rattan vs. Sophia Q rattan,
SPECIALS
For Sunday Dinners
and Parties
BRICK ICE CREAM
Plain, any flavor, quart ... 50
TwrJ colors, quart 50
Three Colors, "Neopolitan"
qaart :. 65c
Fruit Nut, quart 75c
Maple Mousse, quart 75c
Frozen Punches, quart 81.00
Oriental Sherbets.
Maple Pecan Sundae 15
Fox Trot Sundae 15t
Predicts I tension of Road.
John R Jordan of Riverside. Mai-;
heur county, is in the city today en
route home from Freewater River-,
side is on the new line being extend.
(4 from Ontario through Malheur
county and Mr. Jordan states that thej
road has now almost reached Harney
county. He states that the feeling
down there Is that the road will be
extended on to Bend and down the
Deschutes to give direct connection
With the Columbia basin.
Set Out Trees at Cemetery,
The cemetery committee of the
council Is today having a row of shade
trees set out along the front of Olnev
cemetery, as one of the first steps to
ward improving the. burial ground.
Dale Rothwetl
rJ OPTICAL
SPECIALIST
Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses
duplicated. '
American National Bank Building,
Pendleton, Phone 609.
Ad m- wants iog Ordinance,
T. A. Ueuallen, one of the Adams
city officials, Is In the city today
looking over the Pendleton dog-muzzling
ordinance with a view to having
such an ordinance Introduced in the
Adams coucll.
Milton Defeats Ilermislon.
Accompanied by Principal A. T
Park, the Hermiston hieh school bas
ketball team is in Pendleton today en
route home from Milton where last
night the Milton high won from them
at basket! all by the close score of 11
to 10. I
Bad weather Predicted.
The local forestry office today re
ceived the following weather warn
ing bulletin for stockmen:
Unsettled, continuous old, weather
with rain or snow, winds not strong
for Sunday. Monday and probably
Tuesday. Colder tonight.
620 Main
Phone 103
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
ifcoton Organizes nail Team,
Preparing to enter whatever league
is most advantageous to her, Weston
has already begun the organization of
a baseball team for the coming sea
son, according to reports reaching
Pendleton. At a recent meeting F. O,
Lucas was elected manager and will be
assisted by Marvin Price. A subscrip
tion fund will be raised to finance the
team and the town expects to turn
out a winning team.
Indian Workers to Kamiali.
To attend special evangelistic ser
vices at the second church of Kamlah.
Idaho, the following members and
i workers of the Tutuilla Indian church
left last evening: Klders Allen Pata
i wa antl Philip Jones and Parsons Mo
1 tanlc, president of the temperance so
i dev. and his wife. Bariler In the
week Julia Mlnthorn. Lizzie Patawa
and Its-ka-ka left for the same place,
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The Mainspring
Export Watch Rapmlring
ped without apparent
cause. You intuitively
attempt to wind it. Th
crown turns with a new
sense of ease, but the
operation ;s endless.
Then you learn that
a fickle mainspring
concluded to resign Its
task and simply broke.
Whv?
Here is a query that
may stand In the com
pany of Who Wrote
the Ie'ters of Junius .'
Who Was the Han with
the Iron Mask? and
other unanswerable in
terrogations of profane
The best mainspring
have maintained their
right to break ever
since modern watches
were invented, arid
(hey will do so until
some secret of nature
for which scientists are
still searching Is re
vealed turbances of tbf atmos
phere, extreme change
of temperature or con
tact with ei,ld sub
stance, wilt occasional
ly result In a broken
mainspring. Such con-
e. . .. - are i l! un-
What is not so well
understood Is why a
spring will sometimes
snap In twain or in
twenty pieces In spite
of the best of care. You
may ascribe it to a fit
of temper or to the dog
days, or give any other
reason that does not
sound logical, or horo
loglcal. The fact and the
mystery remain. This
spring is a p;ece of
lower plates of the
n.ovement
It is the motive pow
er of the watch. It Is
made in degrees of
strength, width and
thickness suitable to
'.r highest tension
ban fully wound, to
that of comparative
rest when the watch is
run down, and It Is con
stantly undergoing a
change in resist sniH aii
Its coils unfold, this
spring Is the only part
of the watch subject to
casualties against which
even careful use can
not always provide.
.Urn
Blydenstein Cax up Monday.
The case of the State vs. H. Q, Hly
j denstein will come up for trial Mon
! day and it will be followed by the
! State vs. Colesworthy. Both cases in-
volve alleged use of incorrect weights.
The case of the State vs. Basil Parr
' and that of Peringer vs. Carney et al,
' set to follow, have been postponed
i owing to the throat trouble from
, which District Attorney Hteiwer is
! sufferng and instead the equity case
i of Bott vs. Campbell has been moved
' up on the docket.
All watches of a giv
en make and size do not
properly take the same
strength of spring.
A variation n thick
ness of only two one
thousandths of an inch
may be the measure of
the difference between
the right and the wrong
mainspring for your
watch.
This again Is th
field of the qualified
workman. To select a
proper spring calls for
experience and Judg.
ment.
If your watch Is
worthy of a spring at
all. pay what a compe
tent watchmaker con
siders a proper charge
for a good one.
All Hallmark watches
are standardized and
uniform ly of the size
of the mainspring Is a
notable feature.
We liae two wao huiakors aluajH btSJf,
Royal M. Sawtelle
Inarn to nane.
Guaranteed. Three private lessons
Merryman, at Warren"e Music House
Phone 624 Adv.
I
Lost F. O. K watch charm, with
claw, return this office, lleward
Found Ford tube May have same
j by calling at office and paying for ad
For sale or trade, 20 acres land.
I all fenced, acres In alfalfa. 4 room
J house, good well and windmill. 2 1-2
j miles frotn Hermiston Will consider
I automobile In part payment, time on
i balance. Address Box 354, Hermls
1 ton.
Toweling 5c. .o. ' (. 10t 12L.
India Linon 81 if, Si c, 10, 12'
ami 15c
Fruit of the Loom Muslin IO4
Lonsdale Muslin 8xt
Good Bleached Muslin 5o
36 inch Cambric 10
Long Cloth... Gi, si ;o. IOC I2i..
Percales 6 14c 10c lU'jO
Ginghams for Aprons 5c 01,0
inch Dross Cambric 6' ,0
Roth Towels, the pair 25c 39f, IOC
Mercerized Poplins, all colors WC
Serpentine crepes 15
Roys' Knit Wrist Canvas Cloves 5
.Men's Knit Wrist Canvas Cloves 5
Williams' Shaving Soap 4
Colgate's Shaving Powder .... 10c
Men's Dress Socks 10
Men's Wool Socks Wit
Men's Cotton Work Socks 5
Men's Work Shirts :Kc 98
Roys' Every Day Shirts 25), 38f , I5
Shoe Laces, per dozen 10
Men's Slimmer Shoes 81.49, $1.98
Roys' Dress Shoes $1;39, 91.49, $1.69
Baby stiff Sole shoes 9t 9c OSc
Vou Can Always
Do Better At
J i '. fVnneuCn In
8J VlVMU.l
We Lead,
Others Follow
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SUNDAY MENU
The Kopper Kettle
"The Purity Sweet Shop."
Cream of Tomato Soup .
Chicken Noodle Soup
''reamed Chicken on Hot Hiscuit
Hoast lieef Sandwich Ilrown (iravy
Kopper Kettle Plum Pudding, with Hard
.10
..10
.13
15
Specials Afternoon
and Evening
i'ies with Whipped Cream. Apple, Pumpkin.
Chocolate Cream ID
Baked Apple with Cream
Pie a la Mode
Home Made Cake
MT. HOOD ICE CREAM
Neapolitan
Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry
Sherbets
Coffee, Milk, Buttermilk
Tea. cup 5c, Pot
10
16
in
10
.10
''reamed shrimp on Toast
I 'reamed Chicken Toast
Toasted Cheese Sandwiches
Kopper Kettle rrab Salad
Kopper Kettle Fruit Salad
15
20
30
30
M NDAV'S FOUNTAIN BPEOIAIj
PR08TKD COFFEE
Noon banoheon 11:80 V M. to J P M.
MAKE SUNDAY A DAY OF REST IN THE HOME.
Women to ,oin Club.
At the suggestion of C. M. Mshop
last night the name of the proposed
republican club was changed to The
Young Men and Young Women's He
publican Club, admitting the women
with eual rights and responsibilities.
Constitution and by-laws were prepar
ed and discussed The nominating
committee after an extended session
asked for further time and will meet
airtin tonight to further consider the
matter. It was derided last night that
president and assistant secre
tary should be women and nomina
tions will be made accordingly. The
final meeting will be held next week
when John McCourt, president of the
'regon Republican Club, will be the
speaker. There was a good attend
ance last night rind all were very en
thusiastic over the possibilities of the
Buy Your Buick
NOW
Attention. v. O. W.
At their regular meeting on Mon
day evenlrg. March Sth Pendleton
('ami) No 41. W. O W. will have Ini
tiation of candid st ea followed by a
luncheon. A good time assured. All
members urged to be present.
OF.O. F. PHCLP8,
.1 P WALK BR. Consul Com-
Clerk. (Adv. i
Little Sixes Now Here. Purchasers May
Have Immediate Delivery
WHAT THE NAME BUICK ON A MOTOR CAR MEANS TO YOU.
More power, more comfort, more economy,
easier riding, easier driving, more reliable ami
more of that elusive quality called class than
you can get in any automobile near the BUICK
price.
ItHMITMISliK There are more IM'ICKS on the road to
day that have run over 100,000 miles than of any other
make. And there are fewer second-hand Ilulcks for sale.
Oregon Motor Garage
INCORPORATED
117, 119, 121, 123 West Court St.
Telephone 468