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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1917. PAGE FIVB jwm fmrn'umt mniMii IT PAYS TO PAY Wnirr lolnnn, pound 2c l'rfh Totmuiicw I lbn. box H5c Irf'iuonN, Mtill 30- Onion", H kmiih1n 2ro Sulmon, 2 catiH 14 lb 25e Shrimp, 2 ran -"h rini'tipil( 2 inK 25r Mrs. roricr'M TJioiikuihI Ihlmid lroHlnK. Mayon- iiuiM mid Kit 1ml Dri-wliifc, hot tie 2-f l uhti'rii 'orn Mrul, 9 IN. nuck ttO- Kollrd On. ft. lb. wtck Mc Mfithi't-H OntM, round package 30c ItriiH I'iiuUit, K-r iuu'kUK .We l-itit IIoiim' I'lraiiM-r & I 'or a IVw daVH tuor wi offv hducr's CoflVc at thM' low rittt: KtuiMtu I lb. wan 3.V, now ItOe Sliust a lb. n $1.00. now WH: KhaM A IIm. whs 1..V. now ..? 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Twenty and fifty Mile KvntU' 1nvrolct Kwiinil In Two. SHBBPHHKAD BAY. N. Y. Aug. 21.U alph DePalma won all three of the three cornered automobile rare nvir Kheepshcad Hay speedway track today at distances or thirty, twenty and fifty miles, Louis Chevrolet fin ished second in the firm two events, hut after being eompelleil to mop twice, to chance tires he withdrew from the third corneal. Harney Oldfleld. the veteran speed king, experienced considerable diffi culty with engine of his 'Oolden Sub marine" and after racing a couple of lap In the first two evelta was prac tically out of each contest, although he continued to (to around the track until both races were completed. llel'alnias time for the thirty miles -, IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIM Illlll A BREATH OF 1 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY I MABEL TALIAFERRO -IN I "PEGGY I The Will o I LOVE AND HATE WITH TRIUMPH OF TRUTH. Cartoon Comedy and See America First. PALACE HIP VAUDEVILLE THE LE DEAN SISTERS Classy Singing and Dancing. ADULTS 25c Vaudeville Afternoon and Evening. Tiiiiiiimiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:!? mi ,w., nno .ii..sie'' t"") CASH AT CONROY'S CASH AT CONROY'S ! wua 18 :35 3-5; for the twenty miles 10:53 4-5, an average of 110 1-5 miles an hour ami for fifty miles 27:32 1-4. SHOOT WW'S JKKM.A AlltMKN Dutch Urolst ITTKonoe) of lU'lllp'rent I TH BlIAfll'B. AllB. 21. Tvo Oer . man airplanes, each carry'nfflns throe men. landed near Wliwihmcn late t.nl.iy. one was hroti ,-h down in flanieji and the other was shot down I by putch soldiers The occupants of the alr-nlanea were uninjured. Dutch 4minlslon Otmlnir. TUB HAiil'B. AUK. 21. The com mission from The Netherlands to the , United States to discuss embarco I questions concernliiK this country has left a European port for New York. OLD IRELAND The Wisp EDDIE VINE E Eccentric Comedian. E CHILDREN 10c LOCALS (&b Advertising ii Bi iet ItATKH. Per line first tntM-rilon - vr (In. additional 1 liner 1 1 on Cc Per line, per month . $1.00 So I main taken fr lemt tban 2.c Count H ordinary worcJn to Hue, lAtettim will nut tie Ukn ov-r the tw,hirjt eicf-pt from EuM Oregon lau paid up ubac-rlbcra. Furnished apt., Hamilton Court. -20tf at Tb. Wanted Good, clean rata, East oregonlan office. I haul your Karbaxe and traah Phone D63M, 140a W, Railroad Htreer When you tdGp In Echo eat at the FYltz Reataurant. -23 tf Furninhed housekeeping rooms. 601 Clay. 72Jtf Furnished aids, for rent. 407 E. Court. 8-lltf For sale - One roll top office desk and chair. Call 214W. 8-lltf For sale-- Modern five room house. Inquire 619 Marie. 8.13tf For suJe Chevrolet car in first class condition. Call 259M. 9 20 For sale, cheap Small runabout. Inquire at creamery. 8-2 1 tf For rent Seven room modern house. Apply 514 West Court. 8-21tf For sale itt a bargain, M No. 10 Uoyal typewriter. Call 7tf!iJ. S-2S Sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks at The Office Cittar Store, 711 Main street. 6-22tf Ford with demountable wheels, in first class condition, for sale. call at city Auto Co, 6-1 5tf Wanted Scrap iron, brass and ulumlnum. Highest prices guaran teed, filewett Harvester Co. l.st Hunch of keys, either in town or on nKency road. Suitable re ward if returned to this office. 8-8tf Do you know that Bstes It Fried!ey "Sell, rent or Insure Anything?" Cll Main street. Fbone 604 Chiropody work for ladies anJ gentlemen at Tendleton Hatrdre&sing Parlors. tf Fluff rugs from all carpets. M. A. Kigby, local agent for W. Fluff Rug Co of I'ortland. I'hone 649- 10 HuumliiM house for sale. Main street, in center of bustnesa district. Doing good business. Inquire of Pan- land Bros. For rent Office or store room In Bat Oregon.an building. App.y a: this oflce. 8-21tI Alberta peaches, 3 cents lb., ex traaiil honey, 15 cents lb. B. Maher. Herniiston. 8-24 What do you have to trade for a second hand buggy with new rubber tires. Call at the Bee Hive. 8 ii' For sale New and second hand Sewing Machines Singer, White. New Home and The Free Machine. McCllntock & Simpson. 400 B- Court, (let your peaches and pears for canning at Page Ranch Co. after Aug. 27. Call 28F22. Stanifeld, Ore. 1-28 Call Penland Bros, van to move your household gooas. leiepnoui- 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy hauling For Rent Sewing machines of all makes. J1.00 per week. $3.00 per month McCllntock A Simpson. 400 E. Court. For sale cheap--Two 1917 Ford touring care, one 1916 Chevrolet and one 1916 Saion Touring Car City Auto Co. 8... if For sale Modern 8-room house and garage (In Pendleton). Address Scott Butler, 1113 W. Indiana Ave.. Spokane. 8-tf For rent- Two unfurnished four room apartments with bath. Apply Apt 3. Opera House block, or phone 612W. S-20tf For sale -20 foot cut Brown aid Lewis Combine Harvester with Au rora engine. Used only one year. Will sell reasonable. Address L L Lleu allen. Adams, Oregon. 6-20tf Situations Wanted Man and wife want to take cjire of farm or feed stock during winter. Have team. Kd Austin, Kamela, Pregon. 8-20 Strayed from my place 11 miles west of Pendleton, about five weeks ago, small Jersey cow aid calf, nine months old. Finder notify A. K. Reb men for reward. S-22' For sale Good team and up to date camp wagon that can't be beat, tents and harness cheap. Can be scfr at camp grounds across N. P track from Woolen Mills. 8-24 IToposalu for Strw IiijfhtJiur. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Recorder in Pendleton, Ore gon. up to August tilth. 1917. at 6 o'clock p. m., for lighting the streets of the City of Pendleton for the next five years, in accordance with the plans and specifications now on file at the office of the City Recorder. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Pendleton. Oregon, this 18th day of August. 1917. JOHN HAU.BT, JR. Acting City Recorder. 8-30 Hotter of Payment of City of rvndln ton Improvement Jlomtfl. Notice Is hereby given that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos 11. 12. IS. 14 and 16. Series T. will be paid upon presentation thereof to the undersigned at the American National Bank. Pendleton. Vmattlla County, Oregon. Interest on said bonds ceases September 1, 1917. Dated August 15. 1917. LED M04"UH01TSE. Treasurer. City of Pendleton By Wm. Mlekclsen, Deputy. 8-17 Auto Stage. For Adams. Athena and Weston, leaves Allen-Knight Co at 1 a m. and 3-:J0 p- ni. each day. Phone 400 for reservations Ralph Shaffer, rrop Adv. MOTION PICTURE HEWS What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. CVmy ITOKTam Tuesday and Wednes day, Thrills, KcmaUon and ivm ody. Pearl White hej only 13 more days to recover the rug and we think she will do it, but the many thrll ing events will make you believe It will be impossible. Helen Holmes Is offer ing many sensations in this episode of the Railroad Raiders and Ford Sterling has a large number of fun ny pranks in his latest comedy hit. Stars and Bars. KKAl'TII'lX KCaKXKH OF IIU'3iANI SHOWN AT AIJTA TODAY The war has denied many who love to travel the privilege of seeing the o.'d country Ireland of today is famed as one of the beauty spots of the world. Its quaint taverns ate among the more famous sights for which the Emerald fsle is famous One of these interesting buildings Is used as a background for some scenes in "Peggy, the Will O' the Wisp," the Metro wonflerplay writ ten by Katharine Kavanaiigh. direct ed by Tod Browning, in which Mabel Taliaferro will be seen at the Alta theater today. PAI.XCK HIP VAC1KAII.I K AT AIr.A Tl'FX. AND WF.D. The I.e Dean Sisters offering classy singing and dancing and Eddie Vine, clever eccentric cometlian, will enter tain you with a storm of comedy. The pcture, Peggy, the Will O' the. Wisp." presented by B. A. lio fe. Miss Taliaferro will demons! rate that knowledge that she gained while touring the west on a horse's back has stood her in good stead I anions Spanish Trouhadours funiln: to Alta. The Altjt theater management has been foitunate In securing on of the most novel as well as high class entertainments that has ap peared In Pendleton for many moons I In the form of Sananes Famous Span ish Troubadours. Six real Castlllians. who will present an evenmg's show of beautiful costumes, vocal instru mental and dancing numbers. This organization comes very highly spok en of by both press and public. And no doubt will be well received from the fact that nothing like it has ever appeared before. They will be here for matinee and night only Thurs day. August 23. They would play only one night us they are on their way to New York. They spent two years at the Frisco and San Diego expositions and are jsnxious to re turn home. Every lover of real mu sic popular and otherwise shou'd turn out and see and hear these real- artists DKSIONDKJfT WOMI.S. Constantly recurring suffering giv es women "the blues." Comparatively few women realize that despondency. together with backache. heaulache. and that "dragging down ree.ing indicate some derangement of t) ' feminine organs, for which T.ydla B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a remedy. H is said that this famous, old root and herb remedy has been the means f restoring more women to health and consequent happiness than any other remedy in the world. Don't wait until your life is wreck ed by neglect and suffering dive the Compound a trial.. 4 RI SSIAX KKYOl.lTIOXAHY 4 I.KADKR WHO WAS IX AMKIIICA. Nicholas Tchaikowsky. who is sometimes calied the "Father of Rus sian Freedom." spent much time in the United (States when he was exiled under the old regime. Since then he has returned to Petrograd and has been prominent In revolutionary af fair In the Interests of economy it is proposed to do away with pocker in the trousers. That was why the Scotch person in Harry Ijiude: s song took to wearing kilts. Farm Buyers. Attmtion. We have a choice lot of farms in vicinity of Lewiston, Idaho, and you can't afford to buy without first looking them over. If you are inter ested send for our list at once, giving us some idea of about what you want. FKNTON AND DAY. Lewiston, Idaho S-lMf i fe j sxj k 'fV - ! - , : . .. a til SI h l 1 113-11 n I . V O FIRST TIME IN PENDLETON w - 6 O o o o e 9 O ITS A ROAR o e FROM THE FIRST TITLE THE LAST SCENE. Special Effects on Orchestral Pipe Organ A dults 20c NEWS NOTES FROM THE WESTON COUNTRY (East Oregonian Special.) WESTON. Aug. 21. Miss Esther Narkaus who have been visiting her brother at Baker City returned home Tuesday. Mrs Minnie Walker of Helix viH ed relatives near Weston Wednesday. Mr. und Mrs. John Thompson of Meacham, were in the city Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. John McRae motored to Wal a Walla during the week. Mr. and Mrs s. A. Barnes visited relatives in Athena Wednesdaq. Mrs. Lee McAtee of Pendleton and children are visiting Mrs. McAtee's mother. Mrs. olive Navin. Mr. and Mrs. James Compton have gone to Camp McIougal for a month s outing Mr. M. Steward made a business trip to Reno duriug the week. The Misses Josie lavender. Lizzie Morrison. Ruby 1'rice and Margaret l inden motored to Walla Walla Thursday to see the lay entitled "In the Eyes of the World." Mrs. Fred Peterson and children have moved to the mountains for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Jess (Gordon of Hud son Bay were in the city Thursday. Mrs. Daisy Huston of Tacoma. Is vi-iiinc- her sister. Mrs. r. A. Bran it Mrs. Frank Kinnear is very sick at her home on Broad street. A farewell surprise party was giv en on the Mis"es Hilda and Marvel McRae last Friday evening. About, 2a guests werr present. Miss Annlce Barnes who has been spending the rat two weeks at Camp MrDmignl returned home Sunday. LEMONS BRING OUT THE HIDDEN BEAUTY Make this lotion for vsrjr little cost and just see for yourself. What girl or woman hasn't heard of lemon juice to remove complexion blemishes; to bleach the skin and to bring out the roses, the freshness ani the hidden beauty But lemon Juice alone is acid, therefore irritating, and should be mixed with orchard white this way. Strain through a fine cloth the Juise of two lemons into a bottle containing about three ounces of or chard white, then shake we I and you have a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lotion at about the cost one usually pays for a small Jar of ardinary cold cream Be sure to strain the lemon Juice so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and fresh for months. When applied daily to the face, neck arms, and hands it shou'd help to bleach, clear, snioothen anil beautify the skin. Any drtigcist will supply three oun ces of orchard white at very little cost and the grocer has the lemons. "ran wwmm S v ' . TO On Same Bill in Addition to Chaplin's Late MOLLY of the MOUNTAINS Special Mountain Picture. Virgil Neil left on Sunday evening's train for Portland. Archie Melntyre of Athena was in the city Saturday. ) WEST END FRUIT CROP BELOW EXPECTATIONS Weather Conditions Causing Decided Decrease in Yields. The fruit crop of the west end of the county is going to be far below expectations, according to J. F. Ru ber, proprietor of the Page ranch, who is up from Hermiston today. Weather conditions have been any thing but favorab'e, he states, and the peach and pear crops are verv short. For instance, he states that his own crop of peaches will not ex ceed 6000 crates whereas he should have harvested between 25.000 and 30,000. Some writers get a dollar a word and some wrongdoers get moro than that when they Uilk saucily to the judge. COSY Tuesday Wednesday Pearl White In "THE FATAL RING." Helen Holmes In "THE RA1DROAD RAIDERS" Ford Sterling In STARS AND BARS It's a Keystone. COS Y Tuesday Wednesday Looliie! Lookie! HIS LATEST NEWEST BEST IF YOU MISS IT YOU MISS THE LAUGH OF A LIFE TIME. o o ED. o THE PROBLEM A Picture You All Will Like. Children 10c. .MiiiimiiiiiiHiimiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiiiMiiiiiii' I COMING I I Alta Theatre One Night and Matinee E I Thursday, Aug. 23 SANANES FAMOUS Troubadours FEATURING GREAT ARTISTS from the leading musical con servatories and dancing academies of Spain. A rare evening's enter tainment for every one. TWO SHOWS AT NIGHT Children 15c Adults 25c Special Feature ALICE BRADY In "Maternity " -,iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiim'i'inii'"i" Spanish
