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TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1916. pagi': rnr. s') -A ; i 1 1 n 1 1 i s t I Si ii V I I I i J Today MUTUAL STAR PRODUCTIONS PRESENT THE GREAT RAILROAD HEROINE Helen Holmes IN The Manager ot the B & A LOCALS Qu Advei tiding in Brief HATES. Per linn first IrwertloD lot I'er line, additional ltiertioQ . , . . Sc Per Hue, per in unit; SLOW No lucala tnkeo for Ida than 26c t'oiint tf ordinary word to line. Locals not be taken oyer tb telephone except from Eaat Oregon lap paid-op aubscrlberi. 5 ACTS 5. DIRECTED BY J. P. McGOWAN Included in the cast are Leo D. Maloney, Paul C. Hurtt, Thomas G. Lingham, in fact the entire Whispering Smith cast. Daring screen actress seen in a drama of rail road life and strife play ing a favorite role. See the engine explode, the record run through a roaring forest, fire- which threatens to lick up the train. Thrills and a punch in every reel. Life on the rails with thrilling plot and tense suspense. In addition a clever Geo Ovey Comedy "Jerry's Mix-Up" Adults 15c COME EARLY Children 5c iiVE IPCAL WlnkT I'-'rwIIng llcjrln. Tho bowling season of Pendleton wa opened Inst evening on tho Hum galow alleys with a match between two picked teams captained ly Fred McMonlco .ind I5.b Wlw lor Though the Wheeler team iviin two out "f I he throe games, the McMoiiiot lea n had the bent aggregate ore, heating the other hy five pins. The first name was won hy the Wheeler learn "73 to 7fi'i, the second gamp hy th' same, Slit to 721. hut the McMonle teum'took the final same 910 to SOfl. The tolnl M-orw were J!3'.t7 and. 2392. McMonles' teammates were Hoover, Haniconi. Hayes and Butler. Wheeler's mates were Hook, Guy!!, Conroy tt TfianKsgiving Popular WE HAVE CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING TO A MAXIMUM. CAN YOU BEAT THEM? Sweet Spuds, 8 lbs 25c Cranberries, 2 lbs 25c Celery 10 New Navel Oranges, dozen 50? Grape Fruit, 2 for 15? Raisins, full 15 oz. package 11? Currants, 2 packages 35? New Walnuts, Cal. Soft Shell, 2 for 45? New I. X. L. Almonds, lb 25? Albers flapjack Flour, still 25? Peacock Buckwheat, still 25? Folgers Shasta Coffee, 1 lb. 35?; 3 for $1.00; 5 lbs. $1.50. FOLGERS BAKING POWDER Rest made, 1 lb. 10?; 2 lbs. 90?; 5 lbs. $1.75. QUALITY MINCE MEAT Buy the best, 15 lbs 50? loggers nnd Hayburn. McMoniea made the best single score, 221, and aid, host total score, 563. Alike Moral! Is 111. Mike Moran, section foreman at Myrick. is at the St. Anthony's hos pital suffering from blood poisoning in one hand. Ntui-cy ( kw Thanksgiving. Pendleton merchant will celebrate Thanksgiving Day with their friends and families. It was announo ed today that all stores In the cits will be closed all day Thursday which mentis that all purchases for the Thanksgiving dinner must he made hy tomorrow night Hunter Hail Narrow Kscape. J. J. Haniley reports an occurence while out goose hunting the other day that shows that the mistaking of decoys for live birds Is getting to be as common as mistaking hunters lor deer and almost as dangerous. He straw dump near the decoys when members of the party, one of these hunters was hiding behind a small straw dump near the decops when three men In an auto passed by on the hill road above. Espying the de coys they began pumping at them with a rifle. The bullets began drop ping so close to the conecaled hunt er that he got up and ran. At eight of him the auto went on. One of the decoys was shattered by a bullet. Despite the "dry" victory, Detroit people have their gasoline, and what more do they want? ti 1 i I ! ' 1 t 1 II -p&rrmmmtvcvxmi-.&Ftva-Vtommm,"1- i,jeT-swifry swwtt mm-m---w i I TAKE GOOD CARE OF THE WEAKNESS DEVELOPS TRY HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters For sale Checkering piano. In quire "X" this office. For sale Good milch cow. Inquire, 2109 West Webb street Wanted Competent girl for house work. Apply 114 Monroe. For sale Household furniture. 1100 Raley street. Phone 693R. Furnished rooms for rent. t04 Thompson. For rent Large furnished room. Close In. Phone 788 J, For rent Housekeeping rooms, 400 East Alta street For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms, 401 Aura. Tel. 308W. Wm. Goedecke auto for hire. Phon-i 2S9M. Stangler Cigar Store. Tel. 464. I haul your garbage and trash. Phone 553M. 1403 W. Railroad st. Housekeeping rooms for rent. 501 Lllleth street. Call evenings. Lost Black Cocker Spaniel dog. bob tall. 9 months old. Notify Phone 170. For rent Furnished rooms for gentlemen. 8 T. this offe. Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors, Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 45. 1). B. Waffle auto for hire. Phons 2S4M. Stand, Charles Co., Phone 7. Tou will find Iteetj and Freemai In their new Main street barber shop. Suits pressed 60c; thoroughly clean ed J1.50. Rudd, 202 W. Webb. Phone 86. Barley too high for feed. See Bly denstein, 117 E. Court. Phone 35 for oats by car lots. For sale or rent 9-room modern house on Locust Hill. Eauy terms. Ralph Folsom. Wanted Competent girl for gen eral housework. Call mornings, 51! Jefferson or phone 663. Wanted Good white girl for gen eral housework. Phone 362J or call 722 Jane. Dressmaking taken In; prices rea sonable. The Kenmore Apt. 6 Phone 421. Corn fed spring turkeys from tho Chas. Nelson ranch. Downey's Mar ket. Chos. Nelson delivered 100 corn fed turkeys to Downey's market to day. For rent To one or two men, nice room, modern, heat and bath. Two blocks from Main. 306 W. Court. Blydensteln's Dietary Mush and Prepared Dietary Flour, a cure and preventative for constipation. For sale Eight-room house, hot water heat. Inquire Buford Butler at Otto Hohbach's Bakery- House for rent, (16 month, range, beds, chairs and dresser for sale cheap. Call at 605 Franklin street. For sale Five room house, east Court street Desirable location, close to school. A genuine bargain. Fot particulars address R. C. Jory, Man pin, Ore. Found, on Macadam road between Athena and Weston, one auto robe. Finder can have same by calling at this office and paying charges. Classes now forming in clarinet. saxophone, cornet and trombone In struction. Puplbj wanted. See Cal Malone, 616 Thompson street. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros.. 219 Beauregard. Phone 227J. For sale Rubber tired buggy, har. ness, large heating stove, set of scene ry and drops for lS-foot stage. In quire Milne Grocery. Rooming house for sale. Main street, in center of business district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. I Call Penland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 339. Also i baggage transferring and heavy haul- ing. 1 Lost Ladies raincoat on Reserva.- tion road south of agency. Finder I kindly leave at Alexanders and receive reward. i I Wanted Place for industrious boj Motion Picture News What the Picture Theaters nave to Tell tou. 2iiiii!!tmii!iiii!iiiiiii!iui!iS!t:iii!iiHnnni;iHiiiiiiti!iiiijtiiiiitiiiiiiHn tv.v.vA :; HI3.KN HOLM FX IN "THE MASAGKIt OF THE B. & A.'' Directed by MnOowan; Pastime Tuir. day and Wednesday. Life on the rails, with a Punchy, thrilling plot and tense suspense f presented in "The Manager of the B. & A." the newest of the big motion picture dramas featuring daring Helen Holmes. This picture, from the studios of the Signal Film Corporation, and pre sented by the Mutual Film Corpora tion, Is typical of the strenuous works of the director, J, P. McGowan, known to world wide fame as the maker of thrill dramas. In "The Manager of the B. & A." Miss Holmes has the attractive ani interesting role of Constance Emorv, the daughter of an aristocratic father who loses his position as manager of the "B. & A" because of his leisurely and aristocratic viewpoint In l"e, which leads him more regularly to the golf links than to the office. The story has a timely element in it in view of Its dealing with a rail strike in terms of vigorous visualluation. of course there is a strenuous rivalry over the beautiful girl, Constance Emory. There are newspaper compli cations, fights, explosions and deeds of daring and violence without end. Leo Maloney, who will be remem bered for his virile work In 'The Girl and the Game" and for his Bhare in Helen Holmes features previous)! released, comes in for a good share of the glories of "The Manager of the B. & A." He enacts the role of Dan Oakley, a district superintendent who becomes manager of the road through an Incident which g'ves him opportu nity to prove his ability to think rap idly and to act with swift decision. Paul C. Hurst, considerable success as a screen villain, has a role as Roger Oakley, father of Dan, wh'ch gives hira rare opportunities for the depic tion of heroism. 'The Manager of the B. 1- A.'' builds its climaxes rapidly and delivers its surprises with swift, sure effect. IJve of 1 jfe and Measure Leads t-i IJfe of mhapphwss aad Misery. The greater love of man Is the theme of the new Holbrook Bllnn World Film feature, which will be the attraction at the Cosy theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. Although not wholly a happy ending motion picture, it is nevertheless a verj gripping and interest absorbing film play, teaching a great moral Th Weakness of Man," as it is called, stands out as a distinct Holbrook Fl;nn achievement In comparison to other feature or near feature films. It ie In five parts', directed hy Barry O'Neil and staged with great preci sion in an entirely appropriate and befitting atmosphere. "Kverywoman." "Every woman," Henry W. Savage's tremendous success, will he at the Oregon threatre Tuesday, Dec. 5. Mr. Pavage announces his only "Kverywoman" Company. There has never been a so-called No. 2 or road cempnny. In Ihis unusual production there is rot only spectacle, music nnd drama, but a suggestion of the ancient form of morality known as the morality plav. The central figure. Evervwom an. portrayed by ihe young and beau tiful Paula Shay sets out from her in 'litest cf love, Truth warns her of to work for board and attend her dancer, hut she gives no heed Toffiday HOLBROOK BLINN in "The Weakness of Man" A LIVING DEATH Telling in a forcible and decisive manner how difficult it Is' to combat the weaknes of man once they are thoroughly ingrained within a man's soul. PATHE NEWS SEES ALL SHOWS ALL IF ITS GOOD YOU WILL SEE IT AT THE COSY school. Country preferred. Address "F" this office. I For sale Dairy cows and stock i cattle nt Welch's feed yard or see owner nt 703 Webb street. , Phone 3I5J. Ed Maher, Come nnd make me an offer on good 5-passenger car. Must be sold at once. V. E. Snavely. Independent Garage. Phone 633. Prompt automobile taxi service, day and night Funerals to cemetery only $3.50. Thone 680. Hotel St. George. Carney Taxi Co. Lost or stolen From our ranch at Vansycle, one black mare colt with wnite.stnpe in ioreneaa. vveigni inn , ,,,., 1)f carBer i.tvs whore. humble and contrite, she falls into the and. inflamed by the representations of Flattery, with Youth. Peauty and Modesty as companions, she begins her pilgrimage which is told in five acts. She adopts the staic. mounts to stardom, besieges the h money-bags of men, goes a ami ultimately pays the t lets of the attributes she ! dear. She Is di sorted by n the stage of the theatre; at ; midnight orgy Peauty die: and finally In the carnival of New Year's Eve., on Proad vay, New York. Youth leaves her Poverty and Misery assail her. hut Truth conies finally to her salvation -s and "'1 pace, ' in tho ! s most :oty on lbs. Finder please notify Johnson Litidhe, Helix, Ore. Mr. S. J. Foster of the Wm. II. Mil ler Co.. of Detroit will conduct a fur Tirms of Ixive who has kept her heart warm for her during her absence. The production is an enormous one ale of medium and high grade furs .ani tm, company one of the largest on .Wednesday, November 29th, at ever sent on tour. A special orches- the Teoples Warehouse. It will pay you to see them. Itaincv Wednesday Night Given hy the Moose In Moose hall, -Adv. Twenty dollar shoes would not ter rify If they brought the delights of barefoot freedom to our generation. What has become of the old fash ioned shoestring that was long enough to reach the top of the shoe and tie in a double bow-knot T tra is carried by this organisation, which is now making Its seventh tri umphal tour. Free. At the Boston Clothing Store, a beautiful J200.00 Talking Machine See It In their window and learn par ticulars. Adv. Home CHklng. at the Gidden Rule Cafe. All white help. Regular meals 25 cents. Adv Ante Mage. For Adams, Athena and Westor. eaves Hennlng's Cigar Store at in m. and 1:30 p. m. each day. Adv n t i r n p f -i f ,1 ( H Linn'jpn ! bUU UuilUCiiiUUI Today Only 1 COWARDS A well a HEROES will se something to pler,e them in 2 I "lie Brand of Coinff ( With LIONEL BARRYMORE and GRACE VALENTINE A 5-act METRO WONDERPLAY that gives you a new 5 sensation. VAUDEVILLE CARLOTTA "The Human Dragon." RUSSEL & BELL "Protean Comedy Act Past, Present and Future." s S We Call Your Special Attention to Prof. Stanfield's Or- H j . chestra, guaranteeing the very best music in the city. S niilii:iaiiii:iiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiHuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiii!iiii!ii)i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiii!iit!f W S 1IK A COWARD OR HERO IJSD BY FATE? An interesting question is raised In the five reel Metro-Rolfe production. "The Brand of Cowardice." in which Lionel Barrymore and Grace Valen tine are co-stars, and which will be seen here at the Alta theater (on Tuesday only, Captain Cyril Van Cortlandt Ham ilton, officer in a crack m!lit!a regi ment, refuses to go to the border when the troops are called out, and Marcia West, his fiancee, returns his engagement ring and calls him a cow ard. She then goes to the border with her father, an officer in the reg ular army. Stung by the girl's con tempt he enlists as a pr'vate. On the border he fights and whips a cor. poral who Is about to shoot a flee ing Ind;an prisoner and then deserts and goes to Mexico with the Indian. OX30I 30E730I I0E30C IOE30E 30O0- ALTA THEATRE o D COMING 1916 Pendleton Dnimd-lln Mum Q UUUIiU VJ 1 IlllUlUU COMING Em Bros. Africander Company I5-PE(M-15 Band and Onfts&i FRIDAY oaoe XOEZOI ioeioe I0E30I 10E3O it 8 liETTFR AND SOFTER LIGHT is assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give a light that illuminates the room perfectly, . but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them 7 J. L. VAUGHN tt 11 THEATRE Jas. B. Welch, Mgr. Tuesday and Wednesday WILLIAM HART of The Dawn Maker Fame. ID LOUISE GLAUM of The Wo'f Woman Fame APPEARING TOGETHER H HE E1G THCLE SUCCESS Tha isiorn of 'Draw' Egtin" ii This picture played to standing room only at every per formance at Columbia Theatre, Portland. ALSO A KEYSTONE COMEDY "Never Ag'ain" COMING NEXT FRIDAY ID SATURDAY CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in a 7 Reel Version of con Lfliv THE Jr1u i
