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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1917. PACE f ivr: TODAY Is Your Last Chance TO WITXKNH THK KKKATRKT Pit. Tl UK WIIJJ.IM VOX KVEK MADE. IT IS "THE LOVE TIF' And Feature (.KKTCIIKN HAKTMAX and ALLAN DAIJC. I. was taken on Uie border and rwU I'nlU-d States troop were lined m well as real Mexicans. You will And ex citement a plenty In this picture, while tliere In also many soot Mr The picture was taken nearly all In the open and lover of beauti ful scenery Hill be well rewarded by Caving a vilt to The Pastime TODAY You will find In addition to the "Ijove Tlilef a comedy tlial will ninkn ni laugh and the music on the I'lpe (lriHil Is excellent. E3 LAST TIME TODAY M PRESENTS The most beautiful screen drama ever offered by p the Blue Bird Go S H THE BIG OUT DOORS i Photographed in the natural wonders of Arizona's Hi Grand Canyon of the Colorado. STARRING Those 3 big stars of that beautiful Blue Bird The End of the Rainbow, GEORGE HERMANDEZ, MYRTLE GONZALEZ and VAL PAUL IT'S THE GREATEST BLUE BIRD WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. Also 2 Big Comedies 2 If It's Good You Will See it at the Cosy. mm lhtrw-n Lorn or Strayed. Lout or strayed, one bay mare, age about It yer, branded F. H. on rlgh' shoulder and J. W. on left hip; one brown gelding", five years old. welghl about UOO pounds, branded P H. on right shoulder. Will ray reasonable reward for return or Information lead ing to recovery of above described an Imals. It B. McEwen, Athena ( Or gun. Adv. fuwcgnffp Transferred. C B. Wllllanvon, headquarters at Kenning Cigar Store. Phone ( 306J. Adv. or Cooked pnrat Sale. The Fredda Segrus Kel club will hold a cooked food sale at Gray Bros. Saturday, January 27, benefit of new Presbyterian, church. Adv. Auto Stage. For Adams, Athena and Weston, leaves Allen-Ward Co., at 10 a. m anil 3:30 p. m. each day. I'hone 400 for reservations Ralph Shaffer, prop. Adv. Turn Ijiwson seems to have had an open cur and a closed mind. War Declared! on the high cost of living in Pendleton GONROY has tern on toe run Fresh Shipment Kippered Salmon, lb 25 Fresh Crisp Celery "Tnr a IfU Oranges, dozen 25, 35 and 40t Standard Corn and Peas, can iO( Foleers Golden Gate Baking Powder, the best, 1 lb. 40c; 2Vz lbs. 90c; 5 lbs. $1.75. Ovsters, 4 oz. can J New Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack 43 New Eastern Hominy, 9 lb. sack 45 Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box .40 Snuds good stock, 100 pounds .75 Sn Prunes, 25 lb. box 2 25; 3 ; lbs 25J Pineapple, can 10?, 12 Vic and 20 We are selling "Brooms at the same old pnee re gardless of the advance in cost 35( 50 and Best 10c Crepe Toilet Paper. 4 for . .. 2o Fresh Supply of Crackers in 10 and 25 boxes Best Quality Vinegar in bulk, send your jug, gallon gO Best Bulk Coal Oil, 5 gallons 85 Send your can. "Kie-Yie-Yie! Get Me 'Gets-It' Quick" 2 Drop Make Corn "Fair' Off! "I'vp ji'lnwl th Never Aain I'liib, Never Hpaln will I iie tmytliing for corns but "GetK-lt." Put 2 drop of "UetR-It" on, and from ttmt Hwiiud the com begins to shrivel, InHteaU of h welling up like I lit toh, Do't Touch It! iVm oTt Be Sore! t tl white cponge. Then It lotmem from your toe -rtiid. itlory hallelujah ! the t-oru p men off n though you'iltakn ((love off your band : "i Jets-It" Ik the rorn tiipsnivery of the a?. More ";t It" 1h sold by many time than any other com remedy Id ex istence. Try It and you'll know the rea- non why. It taken two ftecondx to apply It, and It dries at once. That's all. hmi't ex perimentfollow the experience of milUmn and une ";tH-lt." "tietfi It" la auld everywhere. 2.V a foot rle. or fWnt on receipt of price by K. Law-ren-e A 4o., Chli-aao. 111. Sold In Pendleton and recommended as the world' liewt corn remedy by Tallman St .. and Pendleton IriiK. RAIDER SURVIVORS ARE ENROUTE TO NEW YORK Steamers Hudson Maru and Francis Transporting Vic tims of Commerce De stroyer. RIO DK JANEIRO. Jan. 26 Pruc tically all survivors of the raider s prizes are en route to New York on the steamers Hudson Maru and Fran cis. The allied and Norwegian con suls have arranged to transport na tionals home from New York. 'Uoiight and Paid For,-' at Uio Tem ple Txluy ami Saturday. For a time the couple are very happy, but gradually the old craving for club life and drink gets the bet ter of Stafford. The worry and pain this causes his young wife will cause anyone to sympathize with her. Alice Hrady plays thig role with an appeal ing charm which will cause even the most hardened character of sympa thize with her. One of the biggest hits which ever appeared on a Broadway stage. "Bought and PaJd For,' will make i new attendance record for the pic tures so wonderful a story and pro duction does It embody. The Temple theater has obtained the first run rights for the piece In this city and it will be shown today an, Saturday with no advance In price. Cosy. "God's Crucible'.' will be the Blue bird photoplay forming the attraction at the Cosy theater tonight with Geo. Hernandez. Myrtle Gonzales and Val Paul playing the leading roles in Lynn F. Reynolds' company. ThotiO who recall "The Knd of the Rain bow," "The Girl of Lost Lake'' and "The Secret of the Swamp" will re member most of all the beautiful n:i ture-settlnga in which Director Rey nolds specializes. This time he has gone to the most beautiful spot on tho American continent to find scenes fit ting to embellish "God's Crucible" the Grand Canyon of Arizona. In nil the world there Is no more beautiful spot, and there will be this added benefit of Impressive scenes, photo graphed from nature to lend special Interest to the rugged drama Mr. Rey nolds has written and produced for devotees of Rlueblrds, By the sinking of a British ship It Is revealed to the world thai there is a St. Theodore, but he Is not, as you might naturally suppose, the per son you have In mind. What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. FJj PASO LIKED 'KM. For snapping the big border raid scenes In the William Fox photoplay "The Love Thief." the entire com pany was transported to El Paso, Texas, where the genuine local color could be found. Director Richard Stanton headed the group. This Is what the El Paso Herald had to say of the arrival of the movie players: One of the biggest feature pictures the William Fox Feature Film com pany has ever made will probably be produced In El Paso shortly. It la the plan to secure troops from among those now camped at El Paso. If this can be done the picture will be made here. The battle scenes are to be staged on the sides of Mount Franklin. Local employment agen cies will be engaged to secure the men for "the Mexican army." The picture will show a battle between Mexican bandits and American troops. In the course of the making of the picture It will be necessary to destroy an entire Mexican village and this may have to be built, but an effort will be made to buy up a number of adobe houses In some part of the city near Rl0 Grande for this work. ""' Mr Elfelt finds that the setting here will be perfect for the big pic ture and If he can only complete the arrangements, he says the company should lbe here by next Thursday to begin the work It will take them about six weeks to make the picture an f everything Is successful It may m the permanent location of a For stu(Mo at 'El Paso. Pastime today. FILM STAR8 RI N TRAIN THROUGH BI HNING FORESTS Desperate Measures I'sed to Save In habitants of Next Town. Both stars, William courtenay and Luille Lee Stewart, work very hard in "The Ninety and Nine," which Is a screen adaptation from the well known stage success by Ramsey Mor ris. In this production both Mr. Cour tenay and Miss Stewart drive a loco motive through a burning forest. These scenes could not be omitted without the great punch of the story being lost, but neither star objected and preparations were made for their filming. For the half hour in which it took to photograph these scenes, dainty Lu elle became a fireman and worked away shoveling the coal Into the en gine while Mr. Courtenay acted as engineer. In some Instances when they are in the thick of the forest fir smoke they are hardly discernible, but when their engine comes to a clearing their faces may be seen streaked with soot and smoke. It was no easy task to run this huge locomotive over burning bridges through rows of fiery trees and Into dense smoke, but both stars took It as a matter of course and went through their scenes without a murmur. In addition two cartoon comedies, "Maud the Mule" and Krazy Kats." Pastime, Sunday and Monday. Refined Vaudeville and "The Yellow Pawn" at Alta Friday and Sat day. The cruel, merciless methods of the "third degree" for criminals have been raised to the nth power by the modern detective and police heads. The amount of labor they will go through to entrap, ensnare and bring forth a confession of the person they believe guilty, is shown In the most graphic manner in the Jesse L. Lasky production of "The Yellow pawn" which will be seen at the Alta theater Friday and Saturday with two clever stars , Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid In the principal roles. The play has to do with the In trigues of a district attorney, jealous of his wife's Infatuation of a young artist, and the methods he employs In a vain endeavor to send an Innocent man to the gallows, and how, whilo furthering his nefarious crime, ha VAUiWIL Hi 1 1 J V A U D E V I L L E Via ill J 1 1 i JUST A LITTLE BETTER THAN THE REST "BELMONT AND LEIGHTON" Singing, Talking Acrobatic Wonders. HAYES AND YVYN That Lively Singing and Dancing Pair. THE CLIFFS VAUDEVILLE CO. Expo Electric in "THE ACT BEAUTIFUL." This act is something NEW; something DIFFERENT and BEAUTIFUL. V A U D E V I L L E f CTUIilES P I G T U R E S CLEO RIDGLEY AND WALLACE REID IN 1 low Dawn A stirring drama which relentlessly expose the merciless methods of the Third Degree combined with a sweet and tender love story. ALSO THE PARAMOUNT PICTUREGRAPH. P I G T U R E S loses his life just as he Is about to take the life of another. In the cast supporting the two stars are Tom Forman, C. H. Geldert, Wil liam Conklln. Olive Golden, George Webb and others. In the coal situation Chicago re gretfully plays the part of old Mother Hudbard. KEEP LC8KIII0 Y&UKS It's Easy ff You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion oark rings under your eyes pimples a bil ious look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. . Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable coin pound mixed with olive oil to act on he liver and bowels, which he gave to lis patients for years. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub stitute for calomel, are gentle in their action, yet always effective. They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be en joyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities. You will know Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets by their olive color. 10c and 25c oer box. AU druggists. "The Girl Who Could Not Tell he Truth." Marguerite Cl&rk in II George Wash Won" AT THE ALTA SUN. and MON. 2Z55 If ' 'J 1 I I A WOKU rKTuai L j'l ' j I nrm Bavwntrn i hs jr J i FEMPLE THEAT FRIDAY and SATURDAY ALICE in Li U lalnlll George Broadhursts' Famous Success r-i ni mm "So much truth to nature 1c rare In a play." This is the way one critic has summed up the evidence for and against this play. Amusement seekers above all other classes of people are in search of new and novel thinss rarities. The scope of the characters of this play Is universal. The heroine Is a poor girl who Is strug gling to make an honest living. The hero Is a man of unlimited resources. The strong conndy parts are characters who are a typical middle class couple. The gripping story of the piece Is so constructed that you will lauKh with one eye and cry with the oilier. This is really an uni sually strong sermon which is made easier for us to receive because of the manner of its handling. For future happlnes and contentment, be sure and see this piece. Don't Forget Big' Time, Three Acts Hippodrome Vaudeville at the TEMPLE THEATRE EU1Y SUNDAY AND MONDAY STARTING NEXT SUNDAY
