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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1916. PAGE FIVE Itarav iFs-taSITTMl HW H I I I . ... i 1 1 H MUTUAL STAR PRODUCTIONS PRESENT Florence Turner IN "Doorsteps" 5 ACTS 5 A beautiful screen version of the famous drama of the spoken stage, by Henry Edwards. In the four distinct character drawings called for by this exceptional production Florence Turner does some of the most remarkable acting ever seen upon the screen. In addition "Deep Sea Siar," a laughable comedy with Ben Turpin. LOCALS & Advertising in Brief uXtkb"" Pel line firm UUMtlOS IJ I'rr line, iiMltlunal Innertlon uc lr line, per uiuuili II 00 No locl taken for len than Ma t:ont tl urdlimrj words Is IIS I..-ill- will n"t be lllk'ii over III" telephone MtesM from Ksm Oregon inn paid up aubacrlbera. Fresh crawfish and Olympla oysters st the Quelle. Restaurant for sate at Rlcth In quire at Kleth, Oregon. Wanted- rompetent girl for general housework, Phone 152. For sale Singer Sewing machine. Address "E." this office For rent Furnished room, lady preferred. 812 College street. For sale A-31 Bttjek In good con dition. 1300 La Dow's. Forties wishing their furnaces or flue cleaned, call L O. 8nyder. School Olrl wants place to work. Country preferred. Address Box 466 I haul your garbage and trash Phone 66SM 1401 W Railroad it, Lost Bunch of keys on ring. Find er return to this office. Two nicely furnished rooms, 414 Jackson street. Phono 686W. For salfv-tcnt with floor, partly furnished Orahain. 107 iViurt. Less than half. SHEEP MEN NOTICE We will have a representative nt the Pendleton Hotel during the Itound-Kp who will quote prices and take or ders on Cottonseed Cake and Meal. We handle these pro (BCU in very large quantities and quote prices which we know will be of Interest to you no not PAH, to ;kt oi R pricks BEFORE ORDERING, UNION MEAT COMPANY North Portland, Oregon. 1 CONROY'S White Beans, the pound 10 Red Mexican and Liny Beans, 8 for 25 Rice, Jap, 4 pounds 25t Rice, Fancy Head, 8 pounds 25? Bob White Soap, 7 for 2.V Best 10c Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 for 25? Evaporated Peaches, 8 pounds 25? Folgen Comrade Coffee, 3 pounds 80 Folgers Ensign Coffee, 1 pound 25 Folgers Golden Gate. 1 lb. 40?; 2V4 lbs. 90; 5 lbs. ?1.75. Best Iowa Corn, : cans 25? Macaroni and Spaghetti, 3 boxes 25 Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box 30? Best Eastern Corn Meal, 91b. sack 35? Raisins, full size Sun Maid 11? SjNj 35 II O .Lr. ll .-.co-ty of it..- Presb; n.,,, l Look! Look! Coming Thursday -Friday William Fox Presents the Magnificent Alaskan Masterpiece "THE END OF THE TRAIL" 6 ACTS 6 WITH WILLIAM FARNUM Positively the Biggest Picture of the Frozen North Ever Made by p any Company. Another Pastime Triumph. For sale Modern seven room house. Close in. Phone 689R. Furnished apartment for rent; also nicely furnished room. Phone E39W. D B, Waffle auto for hire. Phone MM, Stand. Charles Co. Phone 7. Lost Thermos bottles, tan leather c use. in west end of town. Reward If returned to this office. For rent Nicely furnished modern flvo room house on North Side. In quire N13 Main street. Wanted Competent girl for general housework, family of two. Phons (73. Suits pressed 60c; thoroughly clean ed $1.60 Rudd, 310 W. Webb, phone m. Wanted Competent girl or woman for general housework. Phone 76 or Inquire 111 Jackson. For sale or rentModern resi dence at 225 Jane. Inquire Buford Butler, llohbach's Bakery. Freeh Olympia oysters for sale at ntto Hohbachs. Pnone 80. Miss Mulr, dressmaking. Rooms 14 and 15, Association Building. Wanted Competent middle aged woman for chamber work durinK Round-Up. Call 17. Six cylinder, 4 8 H. P. D-passenger second hagd car for sale. 1375 taken at once. See Cote at Oregon Oarage. A young Jap boy wants a private English teacher in this city between 8 and 9 in the evening. Reasonable pay. Address P. O. Box 793 Matsumo-to. Florence Turner, Star In "Doorsteps," Mutual otar Production. Wanted Woman to work on ranch. Phone 239M. Competent woman wants a few children to care for. Phone i7W. Try the Muffins at the Delta, made from niydenstein's Self Rising Pastry and Dietary Flour. Call Penland Bros, van te move your household goods. Telephone 339 Alsu baggage transferring and heavy haul ing. For rent Two larite furnished housekeeping rooms with bath. 615 Willow. Tall evenings between 5 and Good kitchen range and kitchen utensils, chairs, cupboards and tables as a sacrifice If taken at once. Call 114 Kast Bluff. Rooming house for sale. Mali street, In center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Some well bred young horses will trade for land or Pendleton property. See H. B. Cook, 301 Johnson street, or phone 21 1J. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros. 219 Beauregard. Pohne 227J. Board and room that is homelike: also furnished houseneeping room Clean and close in. Brown Hall. Tel ephone 350. H. H. Copeland. For sale Five room house, east Court street. Desirable location, clost to school. A genuine bargain For particulars address R. C. Jory, Mau pin, Ore. For sale Modern, one year old bungalow, 6 rooms, Dutch kitchen fire place, full cement basement East front, corner lot. 417 Logan or phone 365R. Salesmen wanted To sell our cplendid line of fruit and ornamental trees. Good terms. Good territory. Good prospects. Cash advanced on orders. Albany Nurseries, First Na tional Rank. Alhnnv. Oregon. Miss Comstock, expert hairdresser and masseuse at Mason's Millinery. Hairwork to order. Toilet articles for sale. All work guaranteed. Prompt automobile taxi service, day or night Funerals to cemeterj only S3 50 Phone 680 Hotel St George. Carney Taxi Ce. Notice to Public. The Loyal Order of Moose, No. 780. will entertain Wednesday evening September 13th. at Moose hall. Danc ing and refreshments. The public Is cordiallv Invited. Admission free. COMMITTEE To Whom It May Ooncem. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to me will please arrange to settle their accounts by October 1 1916. as after that dnte there will be a change in the busineas. (Adv., H. M. SLOW. FLORENCE TURNER IN "DOOR STEPS," MUTUAL STAR PRO- DUCTION. , AT PASTIME TODAY The first fall meeting of the Ladles' Aid Society of the PlSStlJleJlaa church will le held tomorrow after-j noon in the church ;it 2:30 O'CiOa, I A full attendance is requested. I The ladles Aid Moclety j I Methodist church will hold I tomorrow afternoon in the , , i All ludleH of the i-hun h are requested j to be present. A bMbMM session will i I he held. On Wednesday evenlntr a reception ' to welcome the teai here of the Waeh ; Ington school will be held In the ! school building under the auspices of 1 the Parent-Teachers' Association, A i very Interesting program has been jj prepared for the occasion, Including a j j violin selection by Mr. and Mrs. Bert 'McDonald, a vocal solo by Arloulne ! Clevenger, an address by Hev. J, E. j Snyder, a piano colo by Mrs. if. E. . II McLean, a vocal solo by ML-s Mayree I Hnyder and a violin solo by the Misses ; Edna and Thelma Baling. All rons at the school are cordialh ed to attend. P ur8" Miss iiura Sietoert oi kfeHinnvUli has arrived to be a housiguest "i -Mr and Mm, A. D. Blebs rt until after the Hound-Up. Mrs. Arthur Barlow of Hcllinghuni. Is here visiting al the home of her parents. Mr and .Ms. J. H. Haley. Shu will be here until after the Kound-l'p I Mi.s E.-ther M. South of Chicago, a j graduate Of the American conserva. I tory ot music and an exceptionally talented vocalist ban taken charge o! jM,rted by a splendidly balanced cast the choir of the Methodist church.',,; notable players. Mrs. A. J. Owen will continue her: ln ttloa a clever comedy, Deep duties us organist. There are lb Sea Liars, with Ben Turpin. voices in the choir at present but it! will be largely augmented M the ac tive winter work begins. I. Tl,. on4 ...,,..1, ... home from an extended visit ln Vir ginia. V. Qulnn of Pasco, is In town. H T. lireen of c.oldendale is in thej city. j W. day. Ed city. N. Byers oi Fossil, is here to Martin of Stanfield in the Kte. Allen of Bums is a visitor here Harry Kldwell of WaJlu Walla is i In town. Robert H Allen if Redmond, is in the city. J. W. Latimer was in from Nye last night Horace. Stanford is in the city. of Walla. Walla. U. S. Crowder- oi-Wasco, is in thelbuUdlng o( a railroad in the western city on business Andy West of Eastside is transact ing business here. J. B. Grubbe left today to pass the winter in Eugenei C. A. Pom troy of Pomona, CaL, is an out of town visitor. J. Houkins oi Colfax, is tran - sacting business here. 8. O. Teifft of Nampa. Idaho, is in the city visiting friends. Mrs. Ci B. Rizer of La Grande. ' passed last night in the city. Mr, and Mrs, W. L Clark of Port land are in the city this week. Mra R. V. Sargent of Colfax Is an out of town guest in the city. Mable Sowers and Ethel Graham of Boise are out of town visitors. I George Kolb of La Grande arrived ', yesterday to pass a rew days here. ! L. 11. James of Dayton, Wash., is registered at the Hotel Pendleton. H. T. Reid of White Salmon is reg istered at the Hotei Bowman today. Mr. and Mrs. B F. Taylor of Conde, S. D.. is registered at the Hotel Pen dleton Mr. and Mrs. c. Holcombe of Port land, are registered t the Hotel St George. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Campbell, W'oinineiu Eugene people, were in town Sunday nicht. Pete Yit, well Known Pendleton man. went to Sun Francisco last n'i;ht to pass a month's vacation. Jack Coleman, formerly of Pendle ton, now with the Northwest Granite Co., of Baker, is transacting business here Mr. and Mrs. C. F I'olesworthy. Miss Margaret Colesworlhy and Mis--Pauline Rice motored to Walla Walla to pass the daft Motion Picture Mews What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. FlorMMa Turner in "iMiorjttcps," Mov itiK PlnWe tlantrtc, laKtlmc Today .mil Tomorrow. Few roles have tieen written for great stars that give the excellent op of , portunlty for powerrul acting and meeting ; ,.,ever vertiity offered by the pan of Doorsteps In Henry Edwards' cel ebrated play of that name. The ab sorbing story of the little boarding house slavey who becomes an act ress and through adversity fulls back once more to poverty and menial la bor, gives Florence Turner a rfere chance to show the marvelous powers of (lraamtlc expression mat nave pish ed her among the really gTeat artisU of her time. A surprising develop- ment in the Intensely Interesting plot ()f lhe drama gives the fallen idol of ,ne s))e one t desperate chance to u(iajn ilIipear behind the footlights, (jne ttver!y wins an Interview w.. a prominent theatrical manager and UJjnr her knowledge of the under- I World, steals his waich to show him she can uualifv for the part of a pick- pocket in a big drn.na about to be produced, she is mistaken for a thief but is destined later, to win back fame and fortune for herself as well as prosperity and r i ognltlon for tho author of the play. who is the same noble character win snared her pov erty and won her love In the old ac tors' boarding hou-e m which tho story opens. In the four distinit i haructer draw- jngs called lor by this exceptional production, Florence Thrner does some 0f the most remarkable actim! ever seen upon the screen and is sup- At the Alia. La. France Brothers in their Gar- j . . n .14. -.',.,..,! io ofA e Ueil OI r.UUUIUI i.uiivreo, av headline act on any bill The agile i brothers perform while balaiicing i themselves on their heads in a man- ner that appears to render pedal equipment unnecessary. Baron De Malussene givee the first of her real stories of the great bat tles ot the western front told by a soldier who took part in them. This is no rabid pro-ally lecture but a plain statement of what the lieutenant has i seen w ith his own eyea Don't fail j to hear and see this show. At the Cosy. "Fate's Boomerang,'' the latest World Film release ln which Mollle King Is the featured star, will be the attraction at the Cosy theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. It is ln five parts and deals with the trials of a man desperately In love with his wife, who Is sent to sapervise the mountains His wife, rond of society life, rerfuses to leave her life of pleas ure for the open and restricted life of the forests, only to find later, that her mother instincts are stronger than her desire for gaiety, but alas! It is too late. The husband is now erowine with the railroad, getting niBSer an(i bigger each day. Having met ,he liule raother of the hills, mated with her and in her finds the true love that his heart has sought for so long. It is staged in a wonder ful scenic atmosphere and is story is bound to please all lovers of strong land strange romance. BE86IB RARRISCALF. IN YEW PLAY BY UARDNHR SULLIVAN Triangle Star's I,atet Vehicle Called "The Payment" uikI tilves Aotres Excellent Dramatic opportunities. Bessie Barriscale. whose most re cent appearance on the Triangle pro gram was made in "The S-'orrows ot Love," soon will be offered as star in a compelling drama of sacrifice en titled "The Payment." This is a story from that seemingly exhaustless fount of literary gems. C Gardner Sullivan, ) and is declared to be among his strongest works. "The Payment'' deals with the ca reer of Phyllis Page, the ambitious daughter of a small-town mill-worker, and aims its blow at the disloyaty of married men who bargain with struggling girls. It is an arraignment not of the men alono. but of the girld themselves who Sacrifice their honor for the attainment or earthly success. Phyllis Page, in the story, reaps a re ward from her sacrifice she attains distinction as a portrait painter but when true love 0'es come she finds it obstructed by memories ot the past "No matter how. small the price demanded for wrong-doing, it is too high!" Such Is the moral of Sullivan's drama. ANNA NILSSON (PATHE).' -M Omenta 15Tlnidl)ridid i-rmnL-3PBRCEyt AeablePrtpaiZutoli cimil.itindluerOOttax trflgfbe Stonateand t) ic mdetimftfiM OntirmMorprrfDeiMr1 Nar Narc2Z2SL- Pom If" h trmm ftntr fSL SnurStomadiJJBffhw-, lOSSOFStW- -7Coffitfir. ' aver Exact U)py of Wrapper. In the role of Phyllis Page, Miss' Prineville held Its second election on Barriscale, it is said, is at her best, the question of voting 1100.000 la The part is one that afforded her bonds to construct a railroad from wonderful opportunities, during its in- the main line of the Oregon Trunk; terpretatlon, and enabled her to rise into this city. The bonds -carried to great emotional heights. Her per- 358 to 1. formance commands attention from Last spring an election was held the start and holds it to the finish. : at which only one -rote was cast Supporting Miss varriscale are to against the proposition, but, because be seen Charles Miller, Katheiine , of Irregularities in the election prc Kirkwood, William Desmond, Thomas ceedings. a second one was called. It R Guise and Gertrude Claire. Each, had been hoped that the one oppo it is said, has contributed largely to nent could be converted, but he baa the excellence of the play. The pro-! evaded discovery. The people are In duction was directed by Raymond B. I bilant and a railroad now seems aa West and photographed by J. D. Her-1 sured. riat while the technical details were! in charge of Robert Brunton. PRINEVILLE RAILROAD BONDS ARE VOTED PRINEVILLE, Ore., Sept. 12. THE WORLD FILM CORPORATION PRESENTS MOLLIE KING IN "Fate's BOOMERANG" l 5 ML1'"" WRr' Yfit II ,1 A story of society life contrasted with life in the moun tain of the unexplored west. PICTURESQUE POWER FUL PULSATING. thf rnsY mn AY m Mmm-f r TODAY! TOM MOORE and ANNA NILSSON in Whose Guilty? "THE WEAKER STRAIN." "THE MESH OF THE NET" 3 Reel Drama. COL HEEZA LIAR Cartoon Comedy. TEMPLE CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signati of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA TMI CCWTAJIt COMN . NCW TOHH cirr Wheeler studio Opens The Wheeler studio is again opea for business after being closed for the summer during the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler. Particular photog raphy our specialty. Adv. aw M - A -V J Bessie Barriscale I 1 Payment ire j.r LW TOMORROW! (
