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DATCY FAST PKEGDNTAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FHTITAY, APRIL 18, lfll9.
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Best Creamery Butter, 1 lb. 65c; 2 lbs. $1.25
Church's Grape Juice, quart bottle. . , . 50c
Palace Car Preserves, tall glass. 30c
Snider's Catsup, pint bottle . , 25c
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, pkg- 10c
Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box. ... 55c
Guittards Pure Chocolate, 1 lb. can. ... . 35c
3 lb. can $1.00
Guittards Pure Cocoa, lt lb. can . I .... 20c
Mazola Oil, pt. can 40c, qt. can 80c, yt gal
lon . .. $1.55
Wesson Oil, pt. can 45c, qt. can .85c, .large
can $1.90
Crisco, 1 lb. can 40c, Vz lb. can 60c, 3 lb.
can $1.10, 6 lb. can $2.10
Breakfast Bell Syrup, qt. can 55c, yt gal.
can 95c, gallon i .......... . $1.75
Onion Sets, 2 lbs. 25c
KOMI PiCM MS
What the Picture Theaters
., Have to Tell You.
AHCAIB TIIEATHB
ffHE UNIVERSAL CAR
Wherever Ford cars have pioneered, Ford service
has kept pace. It is the factor which strengthens
the personal relation between Ford owners and the
Company. To get the best possible service from your
Ford car, bring it here when it needs attention and
get the benefit of Ford supervision throughout. We
use the genuine Ford parts and give you the benefit
of the regular standard Ford prices.
We have Ford factory mechanics, and, special
Ford machinery to fix up your car right and at the
greatest saving of labor and expense.
Our shop is as well equipped as any Ford garage
in Oregon. v , ' : '
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Simpson- Auto Co.
Water & Johnson Sts.
Phone 408
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"Mickey Is Irrealntahln. Hhe mode a
big hit at the Arcade I ant night..
Mickey nervoualy twisted a suspen
der of the overall that partly clad
har little figure. 8he lifted her eyes
to Minnie Ha Ha thoae wonderfully
expreaalve dark eyea, which could mir
ror pain, Borrow, love, laughter, every
emotion of humankind.
"I don't want to he aent away, Min
nie," ahe aald, dully, her pretty head
drooping,
The Indian woman atolldly puffed at
her corncob pipe, her broad, ugly face
Immobile Onlyaher twinkling eyea be
trayed her feeling.
ura! urn! go!" ahe muttered, la-
canically.
'But I don't want to leave my moon
talnal I'm afraid, Minnie. Oh, yop
The last remark waa not directed at
Minnie Ha Ma, but to a anucy squirrel
who had suddenly crawled from one of
her overalted legav He winked im
pudently at the girl for a aecond, and
then acampered away. " With a little
cry, .Mickey leaped' to her feet and
daahed In purnuit of the buahy-tnlled
raacul. her hair streaming behind her
A wild, untrammeled glrl-Nature'a
ownand now they were going to
send her to the confining, prisoned
city. -
"Heap bad!" muttered Minnie Ha
Ho, shaking out her pipe.
uiii time Micaey was taken awav
just the same to the home of a hvoo
critical aunt who thought ahe waa an
nelreea, and who sent her to work as
a "slavey" when ahe got Informed to
the contrary. ... ,
They couldn't down thla little elrl
however She emerged triumphant
from every misfortune the same mis.
chlrvous, lovable, wonderful Mickey
unforgettable Mickey.
Herbert Thornhlll saw her and lo
ed her. Thla wild, sweet, shy child
so complex despite her simplicity, at
tracted him aa no other girl ever had
and he set out to woo her end help he
escape her enemies and even Mickey
nad these.
It Is the film sensation of the hour.
the pictured story of "Mickey" which
opened at the Arcade theatre last night
to crowded tjouaea, and will contlnua
today and tomorrow.
IN ONE PIECE
There's only one corn remedy In th
world that peels corns snd tfalhts'ss off
like a baona petsl, and that's "Jts-U".
For wa4k9F and etandere. fur hujper
'GeteWH" Iravett Too Aa fimnolll
the Fulm of Your If nod.
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M7T TODAY.
The Desirability of a
"Player Piano"
in the Home
'a manifold. First Is the fact (hat it Is the only medium that
Muni to you the entire world of music.
' It la willing and uncomplaining respondent to all musical
demands whether lor popular, t-lasslcal, dance, operatic, sacred
mualo or accompaniments.
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By means or a Player Plane the musical taste la refined and
elevated, at desire for music of the better cMwa is crcatd..
There are no better make plane or Player Pianos in the mar
ket than our rantoaa' llaldwin lino, Howard, Hamilton. Klllng
ton and Baldwin. All our Pianos havo an Iron clad guarantee (
backed by the manufacturer.
Iet ua show you our Iriayera and rxplnln our terms to you.
Warren's Music House
820 Main St : vvV
Phone 524 ; . Pendleton, Oregon
CHEVROLET
Coming into its own. The public has recognized our
ability to handle Chevrolet service as it should be
handled and are taking advantage of the opportuni
ty to use the most economical motor car, in existence.
A complete line of parts and our desire to please
insures you a full value for every dollar expended.
$300 down will handle a car. , ' '
Eastern Oregon Motor Co.
Ted Preble, Mgr. Claude Miles, Sales Mgr.
of Stage
Dorothy Clan Is a Victim
Frkrht.
Dorothy aiah, whose recent tour of
the country In behalf of the Thrift
Stamp campaign brought many thou
sands of dollars to the pledge funds
In every city she visited, Is a, victim
of stage fright, so ahe says. Although
she waa on the stage from the time
she was four years old until she was
nearly fourteen, he declares that It is
the moat difficult thing In the world
for her to address an audience
Her appearance In New York, Chl-
,oego and Boston during the past few
months brought thousands to the the.
at era at which she appeared and in
each Instance she had to fight her
nerves to make her appearance. MIsb
Dorothy Is five feet tall, and is Just five
feet of mischief and individuality.
They did not always call her "The
Little Disturber" around the atudlo.
It used to be a little something else,
especially when a director or camera
man was looking for his hat or hav
ing other, trouble which jwould even
tually betracrd to the fact that MUw
Gish was In the studio.
David VV'ark Griffith, under whose
direction she created the most famous
girl character In pictures,- says Miss
Dorothy Is the moat Irrepressible per
sonality he ever met When It was
announced that she was to appear In
her own productions he expressed
himself as believing her to be on the
highest of the high roads to success.
"Battling Jane," Miss Glen's first
Paramount picture, will be shown at
Alta theater beginning today. It is In
every way a charming production.
Well, you know the story of the book,
which has spread gladness around the
world like the sun. , .The play puts
before you Pollyanna and her frien'
in flesh and blood, adding the human
touch of voice and manner, and there.
by kindling the greater Interest of
real life. After you meet her the world
won't look so bad, and you will be
glad. You will leave the theater with
a happier heart than you have known
In a sheaf of days, and you will want
others to share your gladneas and feel
the magical Influence of this wonder
ful girl. None of ua Is so well off that
the glad spirit and guidance tf the
living Pollyanna cannot lead him Into
greater happiness, and produce kind
lier thoughts and feelings than he
knew before be met her. Come to
the Oregon theatre tonight and wel.
come the-glad girl who has brought
to much happiness Into the world. It
will be a great event, and give you a
sinking fund of joyful thoughts that
will never exhaust. ' "'
Pollyanna," the play of brightness
and gladness, that brings a message
of optimism to every auditor, is being
sent here by Klaw and Erlanger and
George C. Tyler wtfh a company of
competent players.
Viola Harper leads the cast, and
those prominent In her support are
George Alison, Herbert Fortier,
Blanche Dougia, Winifred . Hanley.
Master Billy Bialsdell. Frederick Carl.
ton. Jack Morton and others. -
AMUSEMENTS
ORIXJOX THEATRE
Pollyanna, the glad girl, will be
here to greet all who would learn the
game of being happy. The flesh and
blood Pollyanna will take you by the
hand, and show you the way so that
the wine of laughter will shine In your
fate, and the world will look like an
old friend who . has not been under
stood. How will she do th'.s? you ask!
THERE'S HEALTH IN
THIS SPRING TONIC
Put S drops of "tit-It" on, and wnllel
and dancer, there' I mmed lately reliet
iron, corn pains, ana a quicu riiitim ro.
any corn or callus. "jtB-lt la ap
plied In two or three aeeonds. There's
no work, no fusrty plasters, no wrap
ping of toes. "0t-H dries In a sec
ond or two. That's all. As easy to use
a signing your name. The corn loos
ens from the true riesn and you
it rlKht oft with vour fingers while
you wonder at the slant and smile.
That's why "3ets-lt" in the blggent
filing corn-remedy in the world today.
ae cornrrree at iant.
xi ets-It" the icuaranteed. -' monev-
back corn-remover, the only sure way
conn dui a, in lie ai any a rug; more.
MTd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago,
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Bold in Pendleton and recommended
as the world's beat corn remedy by
Tailman m Co. . , '
rJOAOKl. OP PlIlXrPPIYK
MISSION' II Kit K T OASK FYft
JMMKIMATK IN IEPEXIENOE
These are the months to get rid of
all the impurities that have stored
themselves in your system during the
winter. ,
We advfps a Vegetable blood cleaner
that baa Btood the test of many years
nee. Bee your druggist
SAY "I! WANT
CELERY KING"
Brew a cup and drink It every
other night for a few weeks. It cleans
the system la good for stomach and
liver and its regular use banishes
pimples, cleans' tip blotch skin and
makes you feel younger,
You"ll like It the children like It
and the cost Is next to nothing.
OLDS
Htad or chest
. are best treated
Externally" with
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VICKS VAPOR!
10UR .BODYGUARD" - SQf. W,
mm.
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MANUEAL L. QUEZON
Members of the special mission ot
the Philippine legislature here seeking
Immediate independence for islands
have ben told by Secretary Maker that
he spoke President Wilson a mind
when he said he believed, the time had
come to grant the complete Independ
ence desired by Filipino people. The
spokesman for the mission, including
40 prominent Filipinos, Is Manuel L.
Quesnn, president of the senate, who
formerly was resident commissioner In
the I'nlted States. This photograph
has- Just been received from Washington.
Schools Spring Up To
' ' Teach Use of Limbs
(By fnlted Prcss '
LONDON, Feb. 20...' (By Mull.)
Schools to teach use or artiflral arms
and legs to thousands of mutilated wot
ALTA
FRI. SAT.
CHILDREN 10c
ADULTS 30c
VAUDEVILLE
Duke Wescott Presents
HE F
FOLLIES
: 12--PEOPLE--112 ;:
, Introducing singing, dancing and comedy numbers, featuring Geo. Dore, Thel
rha Dore, Arline Wescott and a beautiful chorus of dashing girls. SO minutes
of Tun and frolic.
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OtOTHY Qim
"BATTLING JANE
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A Picture You Will Like.
SENNETT COMEDY BEWARE OF BOARDERS.
heroes are springing up aU over En
gland. The pensions ministry pioneered in
this work when It established a school i
at Charterhouse military hospital.
- The government also Is encourag
ing private experimentation to d velop
new types of arms of still greater use- i
fulness.
"More types are being developed
dally." says Sir Charles Henderdlne.
director of the artificial limb depart
ment of the penslona ministry.
"Our biggest difficulty is persuading
men to persevere in learning how to
use artificial legs and arms. They
ore at first uncomfortable and cum
bersome, This soon discourages the
ordinary man, who beclns to feel he
had better get along without the ap
pliance" A month's training however, usual
ly convinces the experimenting soldier
the appliance, enables him to do many
things he couldn't without it,. Sir
Charles says.
Very many men find the man-made
legs and arms enable them to perform
their prewar tasks which at first seem
ed Impossible without the natural
number of sound members. .
FRKXCII PRESS IUBIOrS.
PARIS, April 18. The Temps, dis
cussing Iloyd George's speech Jiefore
parliament, professed to see In It as-
. 1 nrililn mnA thn ITfiitPfl
States would aid France It slid should
be again attacked by Germany. Other .
Paris newspapers, however, toot !- ,
nulla views, contending Wat nis ,
words were rat'W a far as French
guarantees are concerned.
J. F. Sommervllle is here today
from Portland.
Miss Blanche Douglasi registered
at Hotel Pendleton from New York.
H. Ross and R. E. Kenney, both of
Baker, are here today.
C. P. Scott Is a Pendleton visitor
today from Portland.
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Last Time Today
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DR. CARTER'S K. & B. TEA
MAKES FINEST HOME-MADE
LAXATIVE SPRUd
Easily Prepared Two Pint a Cost AU
ihomC Xolliins; Bui in prompt, Sure
And Kfroctive.
Ready-made laxative syrups for chil
dren are costly, ply nvaklue; this at
Home you not only save practically
$1.60, but you will have & much more
prompt and efficient preparation.
Simply obtain from any drua: store
a package of Dr Carter's K & B Tea,
Put contents In a bowl. Add 1 1-2 ;
pints of boiling water, cover and al
low to stand for S hour Strain, add
pound nf sugar and stir until dissolv-1
ed. Flavor either with essence of
peppermint or wlntergreen according
to taate.
Doae for ariultfl, 1 teaspoonful each
night or night and morning until a
regular movement of the bowels la ef
fected, or children, 1 teaapoonful
more or less according to age.
For m real springtime tonic and
blood purifier, 1 Ijeanpoonful every
night or every other night for a least
three weeks.
Cut this recipe out and paste It on.
the botUe, I
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL
GIVEN BY THE
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Pendleton Fire Depl
EAGLE-WOODMEN HAH
MONDAY NIGHT
APRIL 21. 1919
Music by Sawyer's Orchestra.
ADMISSION $1.00
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