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DAILY EAST OKKUON1AN. PKNULKTON. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBKR 2 y i!M7.
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IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S
AGAIN, PENDLETON WINS
iinri PAUDAV with Ms low casli prices is
dllU. UUIIIIIII (he winner IN Pendleton.
. .': !
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Cabbage, 100 pounds . $2.35
Celery, 3 bunches 25c
Hot House Lettuce, pound 20c
Sweet Potatoes, 5 pounds 25c
Carrots, 10 pounds 25c
Turnips, 10 pounds 25c
Parsnips, it pounds 25c
Squash, pound , . 2c
Tokay Grapes, 3 pounds 25c
Green Tcmatces, crate .. 70c
Mount Vernon Milk, 2 cans 25c
Bayo Beans, pound 15c
Red Beans small can 10c; niedium 15c
Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack 60c
Toilet Paper, 4 rolls 25c
Matches, 1 box i :.. 5c
Quaker and Mothers Oats, round pkgs 30c
Blue Stone, pound 14c
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S
LOCALS
Advertising In Bi let
BATBH,
Fr line first luaeriloD . .......10c
Per Hue, additional InsertluD... . 6c
l'er line, per moutli . fl.OO
No locals talwa for lest than 20c
Count O ordinary wordH tw lln.
Locals wiil not I taken ott the
telphou except from Kaat Oregon
lan paid-up subscribers.
NOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
vJIave to Tell You.
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!! Rubber Good
si
That give service.
Fountain Syringes
Hot Water Bottles
With a written guarantee for two years.
Also Ruber Gloves, Etc.
If it's in the rubber line we have it.
Economy Drug' Co.
Hotel St. George Building
Day Telephone 711 Night Telephone 718
Wsntsd Good, dean ras. at Th
: Bait Oregonlan office.
.. burnished Apart. Hamilton Court.
10-I8tf
I haul your garbage and' trash.
Phone 663M. 140J W. Railroad street
I Go to the Bee. Hive Millinery fthop
, for your low p'rlced millinery. &-6tf
For ale Pord Bug. . Enquire at O.
K. Barber Shop. . 10-22U
. Wanted Girl for general house
work. Call 614. 10-ltf
Good empty oak barrels for sale.
Inquire this office. . s-stf
Furniture for sale House for- rent.
' 509 Lilleth. , ' 11-3
Furnished rooms and board. Phone
483. , 1(1-22
To let Furnished Apt. 401 Aura.
J0-2J
Two Bleeping rooniH. 408 V. Court
, , . 10-24K
Lost Aluminum order book. Re
ward If returned to thiH office. 10-26
Hl.Vilr.rft?ln' Poultry Mush. Rent
fFK p:cdiicer, ieei vol or dry. Phone
361. 10-20tf
'Wheat sllshtlj' i're dantiiKt'd. cheat"..
Also all other klndM po'illry food,
Hlydenxtein & Co., 1'lione 351 10-20tf
Wanted Small furnlHhed houe,
permanent renter. phone. 534. .Mrs.
Knight. , 10-23
Hot lamale and fresh oysters serv- (
od at all hours. French restaurant.
10-24tt'
Wanted Family ironing. Called!
for and delivertd. Apply 505 Franklin
street 10-27
For sale at a bargain, rurnitnre, pi
ano, carpets and stoves, nt 41Ti (.wis
street. ' ' 10-23
For sale New sod second hand .
Sewing Machines. Singer, . White.
New Home and The Free Machine, i
McCllntock A Simpson. 400 B2. Court.
Call Penland Bros, van to move
your household good. Telephone
88. Also baggag transferring and .
heavy hauling.. . . , i
For Rent Sewing machines of all i
make. SI. 00 par week, 13.00 . per;
month. McCllntocI A Simpson, 400
E. Court. , , j
For sale Modern 8-room house !
and grrane (In Pendleton). Address j
Scott Butler, ills w. Indiana Ave., j
Spokane. . , 9-ltitf .
Fluff rugs from all carpets. M. A. '
Ttlgby. local agent for W. Fluff Hug j
Co., of Portland. Phone 649. 1-15 1
Sandwiches,, coffee and soft drinks 1
nt The Of Hoe Cigar Store, Til Main'
street. . , f -tatf ,
For stale Ford touring car ami ;
Chevrolet roadster. X. P. McLean.
A remarkable runaway. In which the
'driver 1h thrown out bodily onto the
roadHide, and the wagon smashed to
bits, was staged by Director Jack Ford
lor the Hutterfly picture, starring
i Harry Carey which Ih called "The Sec
ret Man," and comes to the Cosy
theatre today.
ALT A TODAY
"Xo, I haven't counted up the num
ber of gorgeous gowns that I wear in
'Forget-Me-Xot,' aaid Kitty Gordon
at the studio one day in response to
a question, "but J know that It Is a
large number. The gowns, I think
are the most elaborate 'I have ever
worn on the stage or in motion pictures."
COMMITTEE WILL
TAKE COAL ORDERS
State Fuel Administrator
' Leaves for Portland to Or
ganize State. ;
j LA (JIUNDE, Oct. 2a. Oregon
will be organized to conform with the
national fuel regulation requirements
at once.
1, J. Holme, tate fooil adminis
trator, left tonight for Portland where
he will immediately establish an ad
vlstory committee that will in a. meas
ure be a JochI cJearlnK house for coal
( iderH, Similar conditions will be a.
ooinled throughout the state.
Mr. Holmes has 'been advised by
western mine operators that the fue
(juestlon is purely one of lack of trans
portation faclIUk'S. One way to com
bat this, according to a plan proposed.
Is to station a man at the gateways of
Oregon to, superintend and expedite
movement or coal and prevent side ;
tracking. 7he administrator antici
pates order to railroads to make coal
prior right In shipment to everything
except food and munltlona.
Western fuel- ' administrators are
asking for a director at every mine ;
to pro-rata the allotments to each
state upon the haute of actual ship- ;
mont in the past and present needs
each day as the orders arc telegraph- ',
fid In by administrators, and further j
to see the shipments are moved
throufth. on the priority clause with i
greatest rapidity. The actual need- 1
of Oregon for the next six mnnthe j
will bo estimated at once. :
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
PASTIME
Sunday Monday
Fairbanks
In-
Down to
Earth
His latest -and best pic
ture. Kemember the date,
Pastime, Sunday-Monday.
William A. Brady in Association with World
Pictures presents ',
KITTY GORDON
SOLDIERS' BALLOTS
, ARRIVE IN LONDON
State Commission Prepares to
. Distribute Them Through
out War Zone.
F.MtOM.MKXT AT l OF O.
, . .lttVS IN SP1TK OF WAH
T'NIVRHPITY of ORKOON', Eu- '
j?eno, Oct. 24.urpassinif all expec- :
tatlons, the total enrollment In the !
UnlversUy of ftregon has reached j
K7C, 8f more than the enrollment of. j
?1 at the end of the first week lam i
year. The present number is exactly1
f7 less than last year's total of stu- (
dents, a fift-nre which was not renehed '
xintll February. This is considered !
LONDON', Oct. 2 4 . The com m is
Kion appointed by Secretary of State
Huffo to take the votes of the New
York men In the army and navy in
the war zone has arrived here jsafely.
ond is establishing lnVidmiurters for
the distribution of hallnts to the men
at the front or on the hlsh seas.
Capt. Amos J. I'easley and Howard
Osterhout were the first, of the com
mission to arrive.
The ballot;! were sent by two dif
ferent routes, so that if one set waa 1
on the vessel sunk by a submarine,
anrther set mfcht sot throuch.
The New York city ballot, are ex
pected lo arrive soon.
Collapsible ballot boxes will be
used. Capt. I'easley said to The
World correspondent to-niht.
"Ho has twenty days In which to
complete arrangements and hold elec
tions. An soon as the 'ballot can be
rriwted after Nov. 6 they will be
rushed back to the Secretary of Stat?
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A WOnLD PICTURE
iflRAOY"MA O B
GORDON
in J
"Fcrtfckme-noJt L
"FORCET-ME-KOT"
WITH MONTAGUE LOVE
As played over 3,(XK times by Genevieve Ward and
Rose Coghlan. Directed by Emile Chautard.
As a staee play iindrr the naiTie of ''.Slnfanip" this drama enjoyed
a wonderful popularity. Xow in motion pictures it ha been staged
on a scale utterly impossible on the speaking stage. Kitty (Jordon
delineates the role of the Corsiean peasant jfirl who climbs to un
dreamed of heieftts. In an atten tion-crippina manner. This is an en
tertainment you should not miss.
ALTA Today Only
Adults 15c
Children 5c
office and distributed to the various
election boards,'
Many obstacles are to be overcome
In reaching the voters, but the Wur
and Navy Departments are giving
every assistance and a much larger
percentage f soldiers and sailors will
be offered an opportunity to vote than
had been tlmufcht possible.
Coal may soon Iwcome valoa'de
onrugh to be a medium of exchange
fays an editor. And when that haf
oens, you can bet we'll net spend ourn
in lump sums.
LAST TIME TODAY
Main streetr Phone 222. 10-22tf . very encouraging, for It Is far beyond
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AT A LOSS TO HOUSE
WOMEN IN CAPITAL
finite position and
advance.
proper houslns in
Girls Going to Washington to
; Take Positions Advised to
Get Rooms in Advance.
WASHINGTON, net. 24. A warn
ing to Inexperienced Ktrls and de
pendent women awiinst cmnins to
WuHhiiiRton to fill tovernment posl
v fjouu without first makliiR arranKe
(, ij.'tH to m?cure room in accommo
drttlnns was sent out to-day by the
Woman's Committee of the Council of
National Defense. ndlt Ions in
thin city arc crowded nnd a number
of women have recently rushed here
("n -'arte j t aovernmetn stcmsra phir
CTjoHitions, with a result that they
have been at a loss to find nccommo
4?itlona at rcawmable prices.
Jrice are now hinh, the Woman's
Committee bulletin stated, and women
'.irbmlnK here fthmihl lake this problem
Into conslileratlon. A Washinffton :
wvlfilnn of the committee Is now mak i
if live ArrnnKXunenta for all women notl
yyirtfr thf Natlonul Cnnmlttee of their'
c)mlnfl but Under no circumstances,
j4jie butretln states, should a dopen
H'flnt'' woman come here without a de-
L. !
1 .IudKe liikln Hoticrod.
1 La GKANIJ IS. Oct. 2ft. Solemn
; eul(Klen, backed with sorrowful
' heart h, were tonight spoken to the
j memory of the late Justice Hubert
j Kakin, who died at .alem recently,
i The scene of the memorial services
was the La Grande, court house where
. M r. Kakin once presided as district
judtre.
Circuit Jndxe W. Knowles pre
sided and membeiH of the bar of this
and surouudlnK cities and many citi
zens attended. Munyittorneyn spoke,
and lotters of condolence were read
from Attorney Sam White, president
of the Oregon Uar Association, and
from John L. Rand of itaker. both of
whom once officiated as district attor
neys under the deceased jurist.
The exemplary character. striklnR
talents and splendid personality of
the late judito were emphasized in th.
addresses and in letters read nt the
menu rial services.
For Rale Good used car, 5 passen
ger, nt a barKatfn. See Mr. Johnson at
J'endleton Cadillac Auto Co. 20-29
Wanted Woman to work by hour
or take washing home. Call- It".
klft-23tf
Wanted Job on ranch by experi
enced jnan and wife. . Addresft T24
Johnson.: -10-2 7
Wanted Scrap Iron. tormM and
aluminum. Highest prices guaran
teed. Blewett Harvester Co- ,
Do you know that Kate & Frledley
"Sell, rent or Insure -Anything ?' 614
! Main street. Phone 604. .
We make up your combine's Into
switches or puffs at Pendleton Hair
dressing Parlors. tf
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. K. 1 Smith or
phono 68. , 10-1 ltf
Rooming house for sale. Mln
street. In center of bus! new district.
Doing good buaineec. Inquire ot Pa
Und Bros.
Wanted Kuniinhcd housekeeping
rooms. Must be close In, by young
marled couple, no children. Thorn-
... 10-lSlf ;
Kor sate one chair barber shoi
''"ins (food business. only shop
livo town. - Address T. E.. East OreffO
the predictions of the faculty that
registration would not exceed 00.
The effect of this country's being at
war. however. Is noticed in that the
number of men enrolled has decreased
ed, even Including the 50 men regis
tered In the nev rrdnanco course, who
are to enlist on Its completion. The
number of women in the I'niversity
has Increased from 469 to 406. The
r.umbcr of iipperclussmen has fallen
off from last year's 3 2L, larcely
throuKh enlistment. Proportionate
ly, the freshman clauB Is larger than
last year's record figure of nsfi. but
no figures have been compiled at the
registrar's office yet. .
ItKSTIUCT t IIIUSTMAK PAHCFI.f
Gifts to Soldiers in Franco Must Not
Fwved Seven Pounds.
WASHINGTON. 1 ct. 23. Christ
mas presents and other gifts from
home fur American soldiers In
France must be- restricted to parcels
of not more than seven pounds 'each.
Pastime Theatre
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
nia
Indies and Gctvtjonjen.
Madame Dixie Tibeau, Room 22.
Pt. George Hotel, has the latest wrin
kle eradicator. Vacuum massace is n
In'lnMlng beauty. It would almost take
he map of your own country off your
TRIANGLE PLAYS PRESENT g
.. BESSIE LOVE 1
IN "': " pi
"CHEERFUL GIVERS" I
A' Play Cramed Fuh' of Heart Interest' jjgi
In Addition "PETTICOAT PERILS" M
v . . . ...... il
"A Laughable Comedy. p
Adults 15c . . Children 5c M
m
The picture with a thous
and thrills.
SEE
The dashing fox-hunt
scene.
The blood-tingling auto
disaster.
The race between auto
, and train.
The terrible railroad
wreck. '
The winning races-at the
track. .
Matinee 2:15, prices,
Adults 25c, Children 15c.
Night 8 :15, prices
Adults 35c, Children 25c.
ARCADE Theatre
n.
This Is difficult for a woman: To
believe the nice little thintrs she tells
other women about her husband.
Chicago News.
10-rt ; face. It also enlarges bust ann
For sale ThormiKhbred Shropshire j &rows hair on bald heads. Call and
V; v:.
2VI
BIG PUBLIC
PAMCE
TONIGHT
Given hy
Woodmen of World
Sawyer's Orchestra Eagle-Woodmen Hall
Admission 50c
Ladies Free
buck. Intiuiro J. n. -"Porter. Pond!- "eo free dmionstration
ton. Ore. 10-1 7tf i 10 5 P- m-
i
antrd Ynuim man for office
v'ork. Must be stenographer, refer'
er,re required. Address X. Y- Z..
ciiio this office, in own handwriting.
10-1211
Office hours
10-27"
IWIiTITION NAI.K tI-' REAf,
1WTATK, 4
The und'ersiKned Heferees will on
Sturdily, Nnvemher 17. 17, at the
Court House Door in the City of Pen
dleton. .ell the lauds of the Estate of
Julius K. Werner, deceased, in par
tition: said lands rnnsistinir nf mIi.ui:
Call 3:0 Water street!140" neres, rif which about 3"0 acres
10-24ttin'e tillable, balance Rood pasture
I"1""" "'"n I'K'iuy hi waier. jrooi
.iiiti uuni. nines smtineast ill
I Pilot Koch. Terms of sale, cash in
hand. Abstract of title to said lands
may be seen nnd examined at the of
i fice of I. M. Sehannep, nttorney, 11101
! Itocli, OreRon.
Wanted Woman for llsht house
work In family of two. Some one
who will stay with baby three or four
rights a week.
For s.il 191B Saxon touring
fine condition, price $rro) for cash
Money needed to buy Liberty Ponds
or will exchange for bonds. Address!
or call Ja. K. Pnnnoc, Pendleton.
Ore. 10-31'
For sale Oaraee fully equipped. 1
excellent location, situated In one ot 1
the host towns In eastern Oregon. Did
$12,000 business last year. Have Fifd i
SKency. Have other proposition rea-.f
son for selllnK. Kor particulars ad
dress X. T. Kast Oreg-onlun. 10-27 J
V. HritOKSR.
1. TAVT.OI;.
Iteferet's
Attention Yrfimen.
AH members are requested to bs
nt Moose lflall Thursday eveninir, Oct.
25,. at S o'clock. K lection of officers.
J. O. McCONNKI.I..
Foreman. 10-S
ny for Salo in tlio Pnyelte Valley.
Idaho.
' R00 tons of first class alfalfa hny
for sale on the Payette river at $17
per ton In. the stack, two good feed
yards and water privileges. I H.
Patton, Payette, Idaho. lt-9
Alfalfa. Land Shm4uIs.
Six 40 acre alfalfa tracts ndjoinin:,-
; Herniiston for sale at speci:.! prices of
j $to to $r,o jer acre, tlie freclosure
J price. This land will produce 4 crops,
lis well watered, has wood roads and
j walking distance from center of tow n,
j One fourth csh and easy terms. This
ibj the last unimproved land near town.
T"wo partly Improved ten acre tracts
I near town at reasonable figure. If
yon want anything In alfalfa farms,
v. rite us. Hut Just now if yon want
20. 40 or so acres near town give this
your attention at once.
noun kxapp.
Hermlslon, Orc. 10-27
TIi
ieatre
THURSDAY
HARRY
CAREY in
FRIDAY
SENSATIONAL
with EDITH STERLING
A Thrilling Western Picture.
A Remarkable Runaway.
Expert Riders and Ropers.
Sensational Fall From Horse-
And Roll Down Precipice hy Cheyenne Harry.
THRILLING SPECTAf UI.R
Notice
All I'nlon llnrber Wimps will open at
' : 30 and clos 6:30, heKinninjT No-
vonihcr 1st. Iicnl I'nlon 754. in-2."itf MaillRon Rlrppt.
Sdilfflor Homo for Salo.
One of the swollest residences on
the north ?itle. 7 rooms, swell loca
tion, lot 75x100. Hot water heat,
modern east front. See owner. 4 1 S
In Addition ' THE MASKED MARVELS." Laughable Comedy.
ADULTS l c
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CHILDREN :c