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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1916)
EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1916 PAGE THREE CANNING BERRIES WE HAVE EVERY. KIND IN THE MARKET AT THE RIGHT PRICE. ALSO JARS, CAPS AND RUB BERS. The Dean Tatom Go. Telephone 688 DOWNEY'S U. S. INSPECTED MEAT Telephone 187 188 Hail and Growing Grain Insurance The Old reliable Norwich I'ulon Is no writing Hall Insurance In con ncollmi with (rowliu (.rain. Ilatra on Hall gil.Oll per $1(10.00 for the entire reason. Lee Moorhouse, Agent 1 Eagle-Woodmen Hid).'. Telephone 100 Heat and friction cannot hurt this tire Why Prndiam Process Rubber add mileage to Republic fire Heat, the creat destroyer of ruhber, is caused principally by friction. I'rodium Process Rubber (the wonderful new compound used exclusively on Republic tires) possesses anti-skid fend traction qualities which reduce friction to a minimum. In addition to this, I'rodium Process Rubber will withstand a higher temperature than any material ever used on a tire. The restdt is that Republic Prodium Process tires are almost proof against the damaging results of over-heating. Get a sample strip of this wonderful new rubber. Try to break it. Its great tensile strength is another of its advan tages over all other tire treads. Mai in the Stullth Black Tread Tube patching, Tire Vulcanizing and Retreading Gasoline, Lubricants, Accessories, Air and Water Service Station PENDLETON RUBBER & SUPPLY COMPANY WM. DUNN, Mgr. 305 East Cour.t Street. , Telephone 135 STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION aiaa ; illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll nilllllllHIIHlin HIHHmil iinimiiinniniiiininmmmr.; 1 INVESTIGATE PAVING M lALBlf, lire. July I. All investl g:itlon into the validity of the patents held ley the Warren Construction com pany on bitullthlc pavement wan au thorized by the state, highway commit slon Thursday, anil will be undertaken by State Highway Knglneer Lewis and Attorney Genera! Prow n working In conjunction. Knglneer LtWia will make a (marching Investigation Into the mate rial facts neccHHary on Which the at torney general will be asked to bane an opinion. Cei'oiniiif iiiliil riy l.ewi- Thl move wan taken on recommen dation of Knglneer Lewis, before un dertaking the laying of a stretch of a mile and a half of experimental pavement at Independence, using three types of pavement, two of which might conflict with the Warren pat ents and render the state liable to pav royalty or Infringement proceedings unless it was determined beforehand that the patents will not hold good The board's decision to undertake the investigation was based on reports of the Sealtle case. In which Warren Brother! enjoined that city and on re ports of other cases in whic h it Is wild bitullthlc pavement nas been laid without leaving royalty to the Warren company Wilrren Vol First. The allegations in the Seattle ans wer to Warren Brothers' complaint were in substance that Frederick War ren, who was granted the basic patent In May, 1903. was not the first invent or, that the same mfxture had been used more than (WO years previous to the granting of 'the patent, that the mlxtore had been previously patent ed by other parties and that It had been described In detail In a large list of publications, which are appended to the Seattle answer The document also names many ' ities In whic h the pavement Is said to have been used ' previously. Attorney General Brown declared It ! to be the biggest subject that had ever I been passed up to him for an opinion. Question Vital Xow. Stae Knglneer Lewis said It was of vital Importance to the road building planl of the state to have the matter ! settled as soon as possible, especially I , In view of the fat that the govern- ; j ment now proposes to apportion 150,- ! 1 000,000 among the various states for j road work of which Oregon will get ; 11.221,760. The experimental pavement which ; he proposes to lay at Independence J will be a mile and a half long with a hulf mile each of bltutittllc, asphaltic concrete, and of bitullthlc with a half Inch top of asphaltic concrete. Opin ions will be asked from the attorney general on all three types. Mid-Summer July Offerings Silk Parasols, Pongee, Tub Silks, Lawns, Silk Gloves, Kimonas, Night Gowns '"' ''--, the prices below. wzMr Nturai Pongee SL,k& spun on hand looms, 34 in., $1.00 value, yard 79 AT SPECIAL PRICES Note A. e-r e n Tub Silks Absolutely washable, in all of the new patterns, all $1.25 values, yard 98 Silk Glove Both long and short, the Kayser glove, double finger tip, and guar anteed, pair 59 98f Special in Corsets and Brassieres Corset 98 ; Brassieres 39. Silk Parasols In bro cades, taffetas and other silks, paragon frame, fold- Also Ladies' Vest 15c. Sleeveless Sport Hats and Motor Caps in stripes, checks and ing handles, all in new pat- ', fancy patterns f l.OO. terns Vs Off I $1.25. ?2.50. You will find special prices in each department of this store, it will pay you to call and see the July offerings. ALEXANDERS mTimiiiiii in t iiiiiiii tiiiiiiiiuiii it t iiiii tiriri iiiif iiii tun Miiiiiiiiiiif iiiiiii iiiitiin inn n t iiiiiiiiiiimi mmm tiiniiiiiMii titiitt f ti the SHOW PROVES TO BE VERY Pans! el Mrs. R, A. Stewart: Arlene Kennedy, Pinks Mrs. Henrv Ottl Mrs W. T. tc.riav for Aleinetas. GaL. for benefit of Mrs. Illeslys health. Miss Jean Jacobs of Portland, is the house guest of Mrs. J. T. Hinkle this week. ers. A, IMKWW1 IOW N CHEERED V t SEWS OP RIM, Til EMiARGE PEED t AN AL. ( East oregonian Special, i HKKMISTi'N' July I. The Civic ; club rooms presented a lovely appear ance Thursday with thelf masses of; beautiful flowers when Hermiston lave her first flower show. The- af fair v.as under the auspices of the I Civic Club with Mrs. K li. Reeve 'chairman of the committee in charse. This committee is to be highly com-' mended fur its work in making this affair the success it was. II is hoped I to make this u semi-annual evene. I giving the other show in the fall. j There were over one hundred en- Lt-uth- Kennedy ; Sari Phelps; F. Strohin: I trie 111 thli idlvldu H. ml exhibition, repre I'c la I.. -xperience er men. acted as judges in a the ribbons. Prize winners follows: simile Rose Mrs. Carson tCarcollne Testoutr. Mrs. Geo. C re say (Sunburst). Pest six or more one variety Mrs, s. u Carson; Mrs. Humphrey Hest twelve or more mix ed Mrs. M. D, Semens: Mrs Oeo. Creasy. Cosmos Mrs, W. T. Sellers: Arlene Kennedy. Sweet Peas Mr- Walter Lovd: Miss c.iicia stumma Perennial Peas Mrs. W ers; Mrs. F. '. UcKensle. Nasturtiums Arlene Mrs. '. A. Hushnell. Shasta Daisies Mrs. Mrs. P. F. Sirohni. Hollyhocks Mrs. B. Mrs. W. T. Sellers Candy Tuft Mrs. H. F. Strohm; Mrs, W. T. Sellers. Snapdragons Mrs. Earl Phelps; Mrs. Wm. Jackson. Vases of Individual flowers, upy va- riety atrs, R. m. Hood I white Pop-! pyi; Kernel Henslcy pwrethum). Mixed bouquet. Mrs. Oeo. Holland: Mis. It. M. Hood Word has been re ceived that the ap- propriatlon bill for enlarging the gov eminent feed canal has passed the senate. This bill passed the house s. me ten days ago. and the contract to the .evYpon uana ev il c'o. of this city with the it pass the senate, rnis for the expenditure "f king the canal six feet now is. The New port (ruction company have lest recent P purchased a large steam shovel thai will he used on thli and will have two expert shovel ( on the .job. Mr. and Mrs Howard Illsly of C field Wash., who have fol a few days with ints. Mr. and Mrs. Caticum Heals til: was Riven Construct!! provlsta id Qiflppedftchins BiirnMoMs ark, been visiting Mr. Mealy par- E. P. Illesly. leit Trial Free Bathe and soak the hands on retiring in hot Cuticura soapsuds. Dry and rub I Cuticura Ointment well into the hands. ; The result is wonderful. Sample Each Free by Mail With 32-p Skin Book on request. Ad dress post-card "Cuticura, Dept. 19u Boaton." Sold throughout the world. Be Careful Don't tinker with your electric starting end lighting system. Storage batteries and such things are our apecialty. We banish battery ilia. The electric system Is not only one of the most important parts of your motor car, but It Is the most complicated and delicate, and fewer mechanics are able to repair !t correctly. STORAGE BATTERIES, STARTING, LIGHTING, IGNITION WIRING. This Is the part of your car we look after and we guarantee all our work to be done right. Free inspection of any battery at any time. Electric Service Station Successors tc Smith & Tucker. W. E. SMITH 4, -j HAXE Corner Main and Water Streets. Telephone 684. Ton Can't Ge Wrong Our expert service points the way te better battery performance and keeps a fellow from getting lost ia starting mod fighting perplexities. The Man Behind the Desk Is The Man Behind the Camera CICIL B. DE MILLE, DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE JESSE L. LASKY FEATURE PLAY COMPANY. PRODUCERS FOR THE PARAMOUNT PROGRAM. It Is rare Indeed thnt Cecil B. Pc Mllle. director (tcnernl of the .Tesse t :.:isky Feature Play Company, producers for the Paramount Program, finds e. ...... tmnmt Ma .1,,,l.,o MtmtttMt to bnve Ills till. '1 "Cm Ph til he II I cneeiiu iiuic lee,,,., e.weu eein eeeeeni eaa ewcvi - - while slttlnjf liehltid his desk. It was Mr IV Mille who tatiRht QeraldiM ' Farrsr how to act before the motton picture camera, aod he hns also initiated other well known slurs and nrllsts such as Charlotte Walker. Mae Murray, .oti-Tellcgeu, Edith Wynne Mntheson, Hits Jollvet, Kdsnr soiwyn ami many ',,1,,rs- .1 Mr. De Mllle is the .)'ily director it Is .Md who ever succpssll.v produced htvo plays for the screen simultaneously. Ills name Is as well known to notion picture playgoers who never have Mm him on the screen as arc the i imcs of famous :.lirs whose features they are familiar with. Our Repair-work Speaks for Itself EVERY job that leaves our shop means another booster has been made for Independent Garage re pair service. This department is under the personal supervision of a competent mechanic who is likewise one of the owners. We realize that we must give you conscientious work at fair' prices to win and keep your patronage and we are doing it. We do not pad your work, but try to keep your re pair bills dow n and your car on the road. We not only rept'r automobiles but will overhaul, re pair or make new parts for any kind of farming machin ery. Bring in your caterpillers, combined harvesters, headers, mowers, binders, gas engines, pumps, etc.. we will make them work like new, Service, station for gasoline, lubricants and accessories. Free air and water at curb. A car washer who knuws how. Independent Garage : : Henimelgarn & Webb, Props. Corner East Court and Thompson Streets. Telephone 6-' ee 44
