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EIGHT PAGE3 DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1916. pag" nvn r . " - f :v , n, UVI l today Mutual Star Production present the World' most charming and youthful tar The Home of the $5000 Photoplayer Pipe Organ. MARY MILES MINTER -IN iiiIkiiiiui ui 6 ACTS 6 An original Comedy Drama by Maibelle Hicks Justice. Mary Milei Minter, A.mrican-Mu-tual Star, IN ADDITION HELEN HOLMES IN "A Deed of Daring" 2ACTS 2 From the Sensational "Lass of the Lumberlands Tlay." Truly Sensational Thrilling Hair-Raising. The Photo Player Pipe Organ Afternoon and Evenings Adults 15c. Come Afternoons if Possible. Children 5c Motion Picture News What the Picture Tlieatfrs Hae to Tell You, LOCALS Q Advertising in Brief KATEB. Per line flmt lunvrtlon IOC I'cr Hoe, additional uuortloo. . , . fte Vtt liar, per moutli ll.OU No luc-ali Ukrn for Iras than 24c. fount ordinary words to line. UK-ali will nut be takon ovar tba telephone except from Uast Oregon Ian paid op lubacrloera. Furnished aptm'a, 717 Lllleth. For rent Furnished housekeeplnf rooms. 114 Btonewull Jackson. Second hand doors and window for sale. Joe Murj.hy, 213 W. Alta. Wm. Gocdecke auto for hire. Phone 28JM. Ktangler Cigar Store. Tel. 464. I haul your garbage, and trash. Thone 653M. 1403 W. Railroad St. For rent Furnished rooms for gentlemen. 8 T. this ofleje. Call Penland Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy hauling. Books audited, office work and correspondence handled by hour of day, reasonable. Phone Z08W. For aale Furnture, four room house not modern, cheap rent. Phone 690. Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors. Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 45. Barley too high for feed. Bee Bly denatein, 117 E. Court Phone 36 for oats by car lots. If your chimney or furnace needs denning call I. C. Snyder. Phone 381M. For sale Eight-room house, hot water heat. Inquire Buford Butler at Otto Hohbach's Bakery. D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phons 28 4 M. Stand, Charles Co., Phone 7. For sale About (00 tons of al fi.ifo hiv ?nnn aacka of baley. feed lots and mangers, ready to feed beef cattle. C, P. Bowman. Echo. Ore. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow uros.. 219 Beauregard. Phone 227J. Prompt automobile taxi service, day and night Funerals to cemetery only 33.60, Phone 680. Hotel St. George. Carney Taxi Co. IT WILL BE A COLDER DAY THAN THIS WHEN YOU CAN BEAT Conroy's Cash Prices HOT SPECIALS DAILY AT ZERO PRICES. Naval Oranges, large size 35 and 40? Cranberries, 2 quarts 23t Spuds, 100 pounds ?2.Z5 Standard Tomatoes f A Can you beat it? Pork and Beans, No. 1 tins, 2 for 25 Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins, each 20 Snyders Catsup 25S 2 for 45 Skinners Maccaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles 3 for 25 Baking Soda, 4 for 25 Best 10c Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 for 25 Buy Your Brooms from Conroy and save money, 50 and 60. Folgers Golden Gate Baking Powder, 1 lb. 40; 212 lbs. 90; 5 lbs. $1.75, 10 lbs. $3.25. Order that Coffee today; best 25 and 35 Coffee on earth, Folgers. Bob White Soap, 6 for 25 Fels Naptha Soap, always 5 Citris, Gold Dust and Tearline, 2 for 45f New Italian Prunes, 3 pounds 25 Evaporated Apricots, pound 15 Evaporated Peaches, pound 10 Furnished and unfurnished houses for rent See G. W. Coutts. Wanted Woman for general housework on janch. Phone 614. Wanted Turkeys and geese. Best prices paid. Downey's Market. Wanted Competent girl for gen eral housework. Call mornings, 513 Jefferson or phone 663. For sale Emerson piano, used short time but good as new. A fine Xmas present. Can be bought very reasonable. Baker Furniture Store. Wanted To rent or buy, small rooming house furnished. Apply a: this office- Rooming house for sale. Main street, in center of business district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pen land Bros. Wanted Turkeys and geese. Be: price paid. Downey's Market. For sale Five room bouse, east Court street Desirable location, close to school. A' genuine bargain. For particulars address R. C. Jory, Man pin. Or. Mary Milos MIiiUt in ''Youth's Km- dcnrlni; Ouu-m" ami Helen llohner J In "A IHl of Daring,'' Pastime To. day, j In "Youth's Endearing charm." the j famous screen beauty, Mary Miles Minter gives a fascinating Interpreta tion of the role of a desolate little or phan bound out to the family of a bru. tal farmor, but saved from a life of sadness by a keen sense of humor, which, with her wonderful beau'y and winning personality, raises her from j a life of poverty and hardship to the very lap of luxury. From the drudgery of the farm the pretty child works out her own salvation and the end of the absorb ing drama finds her a beloved mem ber of a millionaire family in a great metropolis all of which she accom plishes by her unconscious under standing of human nature, her natur al cleverness and her youthful exu berance. No more ingenious plot was ever conceived for the exploitation of a talen'ed actress thin this Intensely Interesting Mary Miles Minter starring vehicle The rare beauty and excep tional talents of the li'tle star are shown to excellem advantage as the drama gives free play for both artis tic emotional work and refined light comedy, at the sainetime emphasiz ing the everlasting magnetic charm of youth, so .typical of the screen's youngest and most beautiful artist I'resented by a splendid company of well known players, Mary Miles Min ter in "You'h's Kndearing Charm" Is an exceptinally meritorious produc tion In addition "A Deed of Daring." with Helen Holmes This is one of the sensational "La-W of the Lumber lands" plays and is the most thrillins up to date There are sensations up on sensations In this wonderful play. The Pastime Is presenting a big 8-reel program today and the management would like for all who can to come afternoons. Today Ay A W9 1 looay Spendthrifts and all others will be interested in seeing the Peerless Mme. PETROVA in "EXTRAVAGANCE" A Metro wonderplay ot supreme power in 5 wonderful acts VAUDEVILLE ROBERT & ROBERT, Man and Hi Dog in a Dandy Sketch "A TRUE FRIEND.' TALFORD & BESSLO "THOSE TWO KIDS." .luK Received. Shipment of the best Lignite Lump Coal which we are selling at 38.60 per ton. Oregon Lumber Tard. Adv. A"tc Stage. For Adams. Athena and Weston, eaves Hennlng's Cigar Store at 10 a. i n. and 3:30 p m. each day. Adv. Arrived. We are now getting a supply of the best Rock Spring Lump Coal. We have also Slab Wood. Fir and Tam arack cord wood. Call Oregon Lum ber Yard. Adv. Wheat. Farm for Sale, i "1ft ac res good whea. land In Uma 'tilla county. $26 per acre if sold soon 'Address p. O. Box 132, stanfleld. Ore. Adv. Try Ijrole Bros. Pure apple cider, gallon lots, 25c: dressed chickens and California cel ery. Good goods and quick service Phone 334. Adv. The Lucky X timber. The lucky number In the Boston .Store Talking Machine was won b-v Number 2001. The lucky winner was Ott Brnhardt. Adv. Notice. All persons holding bills against the municipal Christmas tree should present same at once to R. Alexand er Adv MasqHea-nde at iennan Hall. There w ill be a big masqerade, ba! at German Hall on Saturday evening, December 30th. Four cash prize Good music and supper. Adv. To Whom It May Concern. This is to nottfy you that C. .1. Ward 1 not agent for The Sam Boyer , Company. Signed THE SAM BOYER COMPANY 1 (Adv.) REUBEN BECKWITH PIANIST Assisted by FOREST LA1 BARRE, Violinist IN CONCERT i Friday Dec. 29th, 1916 First Methodist Church Admission 50c 8:30 Manager Cooper of the Alta theater has hooked an extraordinary attrac tion for Thursday in connection with "The Valley of the Moon,'' by Jack London, having secured Louis Kauf man, the phenomenal 10 year old boy violinist, Beatrice Pelz, noted soprano soloist, and Philip Pell, cornet stololst formerly of the Russian court, for a grand concert Young Kaufman re cently gave a concert a! the He lig theater. The Oregonian of Decern bcr 3rd, said: Young Kaufman was heard In con cert at the Helllg theater October ;il and made such a good impression that his name was put on the Orpheum's emergency Ibit. His Orpheum engage ment Is his first recognition by vau deville, and the fact thai the young ster begins with the "big time" is r garded as a high honor for one of hi. years as it is customary for young ar tist to go through a probationary pe riod In the "small time." The boy musician will be heard in a repertoire calculated to show h.-, great talent as a violinist. His selec tions will include a classical number or two and several popular pieces. WE SET THE PACE TODAY TODAY "THE HERITAGE OF HE" A beautiful tory of love and hate, featuring THE BURNING OF AN ENTIRE DOCK AND A BIG SHIP Showing the big harbor boat at work. In Onions There is Strength A REEL REAL COMEDY. IF ITS GOOD YOU WILL SEE IT AT THE COSY and a few docks thrown In for good measure just to make the film a suc cess. Just how George attained the effect! is a mystery, as he refuses to dlvlge the secret, but the fact remains that he haa produced one of the most real istic fire scenes on record. He secured mi!. : n. ... i . ni.Mivt; FIRE roi "THK lU'.RITAtiK OF II ATK" The climax of "The Heritage oft Hate," a Red Feather feature produc tion which will be seen at the Cosy i theater on Tuesday and Wednesday, is the burning of a whole dock and j ship that belong to John Bradley. It t is the culmination of the ruin thu has been planned so carefully by his illegitimate child and it breaks him entirely. Director Button George de serves a great deal of credit for th way that he has handled th's very difficult, scene. He could not get a picture of an actual fire, as there would noil be enough light to photo graph the conflagration with the de sired effect. Besides, no one mi" kind enough to burn up a ship or sc .3 :.i . v i .V rTrmr. fir real dock and at night in some way managed to have light? arranged so that they s-em to glare with all the ghastly reality of a real fire. The fire bOis are there and the crowds and, In short, there has been nothing omit ted to carry out the effect In all its gruesome detail. MXY l.KADIXti ROLES IX TIUAX;i.K KKATniKS I'LAYKD BY KXIn MARKEY Enid Markey. who is co-starrel with Frank Keenan in "Jim Grimsby's Boy," new Triangle-Kay Bee feature, at the Temple for last time tonight, has In this play a part quite different from any of the others In which she haa apeared under the Triangle ban ner, many as these have been. Miss Markey can truthfully be said to have been with Triangle from the start, as she appeared In "The Iron Strain," which was one of the two dra ma releases of Triangle' first week. Then she had the leading feminliu rolejn "Alone Oe," the Hawaiian play which created a marked sensarlon wherever It was shown. Leads In "Between Men,", "The Conqueror," "The No-Good Guy" and "The Phan tom" followed; then she had one of her most outstanding roles, as the Al tec, princess, in the Wm. S. Hart dra ma. "The Captive God." Since that time she has appeared in "Shell 43" and "Lieutenant Danny. U. S. A." A third member of a noteworthy trio in "Jim Grlmsby'a Boy" la Rob ert McKim, who appears as the sno ceesful suitor of "Jim Grimsby- boy" the latter being really a girl. For Thursday and Friday the Tem ple will offer Clara Kimball Young la The Rise of Susan." 3v Attention Moose. All members and uninitiated cand! dates will note that on Wednesday evening- next. Decemher ?7 at 7 o'clock a class will be initiated. Pos itively no waiting for candidates. Fol lowing the initiation a leap year dance will be given and feed by Gibson' team for all Moose families or lady friends. Signed. COMMITTER. (Adv.) cn r for the best Rock Springs Lump Coal,' Oregon Lumber Yard. Adv. : W MPL If I 11 " THEATRE Jag. B. Welch, Mgr. J M Last Time Today FRANK KEENAN ENID MARKEY. I v, ir ir ir v if it if it H t IN "Jim Grimsby's Boy" tin "The Rise of Sosan" at Uio Tempi c lliurstlMy and Friday. Do you like a gripping story about rough and rugged mountaineers? A thrilling tale of life in a rjold country. Seldom has there been a story so thor oughly interesting so well told and so well acted. You'll enjoy every minute of it. ALSO A SURE-SHOT KEYSTONE COMEDY. Adults 15c Children 5c COMING I CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in THE RISE OF SUSAN At The Temple Thursday and Friday DONT FORGET WE START VAUDEVILLE NEXT FRIDAY