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PAGE 7 EN DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1916. TEN PAGES Watch for Big Grocery Bargains in the Windows Seeing is believing. Do not pass the windows of this store without looking for the latest grocery bargains. Every week there is something new something you may need offered far below the usual price for we believe in advertising goods in the window at bargain price.- to attract you as a customer. The value we after wards give you makes you a regular one. WATCH OUR WINDOWS ntWSV T;tw.? ac.-T:ra!!g. ' -raa Gray Bros. Grocery Co. "QUALITY" Two Phones, 28. 823 Main St. WlH itoiid DsreUng. Mrs. H W. Ireland yesterday took out a rermlt to construct a two-story dwelling. 14 by 22, Oil Willow street The house will cost about 1600. IHmald.son at Hospital. F. J. Donaldson, proprietor of the lied Cross Drug Store, was taken to St. Anthony'! hospitat this morning and this afternoon he will under-,' an operation for acute appendicitis. Mussetman will t mm. W H. Mitsselman, well known schoolman from the east end of the I county, is in Pendleton today and de nied the report that he will be a can didate for the office of county treas I urer He indicated, however, that he i might enter county politics, two years I from now. tlce. having led all northwest sgentl during the past year. Nought New Auto. C, S. Cole has purchased I D-45 llKht six Buick auto from the Oregon Motor Oarage. Soils Farm at Vansycle. Chris Johnson of Vansycle is in the city today. He recently sold his ranch at Vansycle and intends moving to Salt Uike. I GOBS Into Insurance BOstaSsa, Harold Cochran, who has been In j the employ of the First Xational Bank of this city for the past year, has re signed his position to take up life In j surance work. He will represent the 1 Mutual life of New York, one of the "Big three." Young Cochran comes I from a life insurance family, his fath er, who lives at Medford, being the oldest agent In the state In point of service for the Mutual Life and his I older brother, out of the Spokane of- suii for Divorce, Alleging desertion two yeas ago. Delia C. Hunt has brought suit for di vorce against her husband, Percy C Hunt. They have one child and plain t!ff asks fur its custody. W. M. Pe terson is her attorney. c.iMNlwin to California. Orion K. (ioodwln, formerly mm P, perman In this city, has been ap lointed general manager for the Am erican Valveless Pump Co, of Port land and left Portland recently for I.os Angeles to i.pen offices, according to the Portland Oregonian. II Ask For It Down Town Have a Case Sent Home BRAN-NEW BREWED unj BOTTLED l pf.XDLETOX BY THK City Brewery It looks, foams and tastes like the real thing. PURE ANDJ NON-INTOXICATING "BKAN-XEW" is brewed from hops, barley and corn. When tired and thirsty, or on a warm day. you will find it most invigorating and thirst quenching. , "BRAX-.VEW II Vs THK I.ire. SPARKLE AND ZEST Sold to the family trade in cases of one dosen bottles and up quarts or pints. EYESTRAIN CONSTANT Attended studelwker Meeting, M. K. Long, proprietor of the Stone Oarage and Studebaker agent In Pen. dleton. has returned from Portland where he attended a convention or the Studebaker men of the northwest. Forty-five dealers were present and the gathering was concluded with a banquet at the Hotel Benson. Often means constant head ache and nervousness. Glasses fitted by my system will give relief. DALE ROTHWELL Exclusive Optician American Nat'l Rank BKlg. Phone 609. George Mansfield Panes Away. George Mansfield, for many years a resident of Pendleton and I'matil la county, died last night at St. An thony's hospital, following a stroke of paralysis. He had been employed by Peters & Morrison until the first of the year. No funeral arrangements have yet been made. INVESTIGATE OUR SEW DRINK PEND O and PORT-0 Made from pastur zed Tru WBOCJBRALC UVD RETAIL TELEPHONE ,-2H Now is the Time to Plant SWEET PEAS Hooker's choice Oregon grown Spenser Sweet Pea seeds give the best results. JONQUILLS CARNATI ONS AND VIOLETS IN CUT FLOWERS Hookers 544 Main St. Phone 522 Open evenings. Free delivery. Must Work Sunday. The force of concrete workers now building the first unit of the Blewett Harvester company's plant in this ! city will work tomorrow. In explana tion, the sunerltendent wishes it stat ed that he considers It necessary to ; work tomorrow inasmuch as they are now pouring the concrete and a 48- : hour suspension woutd cause the con crete to set to the Injury of the building King Piles rr Delegate. There is interest in local democrat ic circles over the filing of Will it. King, chief counsel for the V. S. re clamation serv'ce. as a candidate for delegate to the democratic national convention from the eastern Oregon congressional district. He gives his residence as Ontario. He will thus run against Will M. Peterson of this city, Judge Hilyeau of Wallowa and Banker Holmes of Ui lirande. Among the friends of thes, candidates there is some resentment at King's action as they claim he has not lived at On. tario for ten years. Everybody Wants Something' New for Dress-Up Week This store is abundantly supplied with all the new things in Ladies' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, Shoes, Gloves, Hand Bags, in fact any thing that you might desire for your wardrope and all at our low Golden Rule Prices. l adle- spring Collars ISO, 19c. 9Hc Ladles' siwing Auto Caps We, 99c. 98c Ladles' spring Hand Bags 19c. 98c, $1,111. $1.98 Ladies' Spring Waists 98c. $1.19, $1.98 ladies' Spring ln-m Skirls . . .S2.98. SS.98. $1.98 ladies' spring suits SIMM. $12.50 to 131. M ladles spring (oats SI. IIS. $5.90, $9.90, S 12.50 ladles' Spring Pumps.. $1,19, $1.98. $2.19, $2.98 Unties- siik Hoot Hose Mo, Mc l adles- All Sill, Hose 19c. BSC ladies' Kid Gloves 98c. $1,19, $1.98 Girls' Dress Hats 19c, S9c, I) 8c, $1.19 to $2.98 (.ill's Shoes $1.25, $1,19. $1.98, $2.19 carls' Low Shoes 98o, 11,10, $1.25. $1.19 Hoys' Hats, Silk or Wauli Kali Call . 'J.V 15c itis- Blouse waists asc, im- Hoys' Ever Kay shirts 25V, :19c. I V Boys' Knickerbocker Pants lie, uio, 9H Hoys' sunn Unions Its Boys' Blue Serge suits $3.98, $1.98 Boys' IW Tweed suits . gi.9H. $2.98, ;ui8 Boys' Shoes, lace or button,, 9tM, 11,49, l,g( Men's Summer Shoes $1.19, $1.98, $2.19 Men's Dress shoes $2 us. s:t..-,o. $:t.m, 94,50 Mill's Work shins IBe, 46c Men's Heax Batten shirts 4So Men's Ventilated shirts 98c Men's B. W. Dmw Shirts 98c, $1.19 You Can Alwayt Do Better At -J C PrnnrvCo Inc 4m til viiJMUi We Lead, Others Follow operation and give our patrons the benefit thereof, we call the public's attention to the fact that the grocery! department is under the management Of D S. Tatom and the meat depart-j meat is managed by K. M. Downey, i They are entirely separate business firms. THE DEAN TATOM CO., I D. S Tatom (Adv.) I", M Downey. Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed y Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. , ggggjf, II JEWELS A Jl Y believe that the chief value jyj of a watch movement depends upon the number and nature of the jewels it contains. One reason for this fallacy is the venerable tradition - which surrounds the word "jewel," r and its general acceptance as an ex J pression of value. The other is the popular idea that highest grade p watches always contain the rawt jg jewels. The average person knows ? little about the functions of jewels in -r a timepiece. Perhaps he regards H them as necessary to reduce friction, but he is probably uncertain even on i fore the intending buyer an assort rrient of watches, one containing fif- H teen jewels another seventeen, an other twenty-one, usually he need not speak further about the respective qualities of the movements. Should '. he displa) one with twenty-five jewels the customer might be easily convinc ed that it tu better than any of the others. The prevailing error in this respn t has been both carelessly and Intentionally encouraged. Two Kinds of Jewels Watch jewels are of two kinds : Ser vice Mtd Display. There are at least seven jewels in every well constructed, lever escapement movement. These are placed in the escapement. The balance wheel vibrates 19.000 times an hour, and the staff to which it Is secured rotates more than any other. At each end should be two owels. Distribution is Important Experience has shown the value of jeweling the arbor of the main wheel, which is a part of the barrel contain ing the main spring. Such watches contain nineteen or more jewels. All twenty-three jewel Hallmark watches have ruby jewels. These are set at the upper and lower ends of the pivots and are intended to secure uniform ac tion of the staffs that rotate upon them. Scientific watchmaking dis tributes jewels according to their practical efficiency. Hallmark Has 23 Jewels The highest type of Hallmark watch and that means the best bl the land contains twenty-three jew els, so placed as to fully protect every pivot and bearing. Any jewels in ex cess of twenty-three are not only use li but contrary to the best princi ples of watchmaking. In this as well ;ts all other branches of the art, the Hallmark watch has been determined by thorough tests the relative effici ency of the several stones adopted for watch jewels, and in these watches are used only such as produce the best results. Watch jewels are made of Ruby, Sapphire and Garnet. All of these are used in Hallmark watches, according to the grade of movement and the part for which the jewel is intended. ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Since 1887. New I'rossing Ma. -Inn". Oeorge Fell, proprietor of the Huw man cleaning and pressing parlors, yesterday installed a 1916 model Hot'f-man steam pressing machine which Is the latest word In prssitnt equipment It has many new fea tures and is a marked Improvement over the old steam machine. and does work that Is distinguished markedly from work done bjr hand Iron The pressing buck is curved and a pres sure up to 1000 pounds can bp exert ed. Through perforations steam can be thrown into the r loth from both sides of the press and s vacuum ar rangement enables the steam to be thoroughly sucked out after it has done its work. The new machine not only expedites the pressing bushiest but enables the plant to give much more superior service and. In addi tion, takes away the unsanitary fea tures of the old system. Everything Tastes So Good WELL WHY NOT? We use the Highest Grade Materials in every thing we serve. NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR Ghe Kopper Kettle "The Purity Sweet Shop" I WI TMM VM Wl VII WB Wl K.Y Wii yjf YJL i.f UL U .L .l V7I B9 WWglggTW IT MUST BE DOXK. (By Ir. Bdlnund B. Haslop. I'endle- The doctor says have gall stones and there is no alternative but opera tion I have been Jaundiced for a long time. I am constipated, dull and Stupid, I have headaches and my back pains constantly. This individual had almost given Up with the distant hope that the op eration would relieve her. Sad, In deed, that the surgeon lost his big operating fee, for this case di require operation, as the ma these cases do not. The cgse was g'v-n list treatment the diet regulated and the; bowels kept open Very shortly Im-i provement look place, the Jaundice cleared up and the tenderness over; the liver disappeared. Why not go after the cause of trouble? Removal , of gall stones does not remove the cause, Call stones will not form If i the liver and digestive tract are func tioning normally d nol ithi, Safety-First not only applies to the driving, but to the buying of your motor car " CONSIDER THESE POINTS BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER: 1. The reliability, strength financially and years of successful motor car building of the company building the car. 2. The practical experience, financial responsibility and number of satisfactory sales made, of the garage from whom you buy. Don't pay for experience when you can profit by others The BUICK factory is the largest automobile manufacturing plant in the World. The BUICK factory absolutely guarantees that the BUICK valve-in-head motor will develop more power than any other type of automobile motor of equal size. furniture Tor Sulo I am leaving the city soon, so I'spose erf my furniture v iv r; SMs. Telephone UtW, Modem Home for Sale. On account of inoWng to .Spokane desire to sell my modern home at 22", Jane street For particulars Inquire at Iv O. office or address S B lll'TI.KK ih Ave Spokane Wash (Adv. i 1111 W Indl Form for rtenf or Sate. 40 acres near, lon 200 seres ready to seed, good buildings; s;so, for sal on easy terms, several wheat farms Improved and unimproved, from 32S to 2000 acres. W. 8. SMITH. (Adv.) lone, Oregon D45 BUICK Light Six, $1150 in Pendleton Not only gives you more power, but consumes less gasoline and oils. Weight only 2740 lbs.. 115 inch wheelbase; easy riding and a child can drive it. CARS NOW HERE. Oregon Motor Garage INCORPORATED 1(,117J1 119, 121, 1?3 West Court St. Telephone 468 til ,nyi... i,,, MMgfj llt . 1 !1 ! (Skill
