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: AAIL7 EAST OKEGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 4, IQlflL
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MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theatera
Have to Tell You.
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CASH
GROCERY
Tay Cash this month for your Groceries
' and the saving will surprise you.
Mfll Feed, sack . . J
Best Cane Sugar, sack . ..... . W-f
Cocoa t Vt lb- 20c 1 lb- 40c
Chocolate.'. V.". V.'. ... 1 lb. 35c, 3 lbs. $1.00
lest Red Salmon, large can. &oc
Van Camps Pork and Beans, large can,
5 for . .... . 1JH)
Karo Syrup,' Blue.'. Vi 55c 1 aL $1'?5
Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box. ... . 5oc
Grape Juice, quarts "0c
Puff Wheat and Rice, each loc
warn
AUTHORIZED FACTORY REPAIRS,
PARTS AND SERVICE.
Arciido Today.
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I'LAY NOW IS I'ICTUItKS
After hnldin gthe stage In England
and this conlry for more than thlrtv
year. "The Silver King," the fumoua
melodrama of English life, written by
Henry Arthur June and Henry Her
man, ha bean picturized with William
Faversham In the stellar role, and thin
great I'arainount-Artcratt special pic
lure will be shown at the Ariel, th,...
tre Bunday and Monday.
'The Bllvor King" deals with the ad
venture of Wilfred Denver, an En
Bliah country squire, who la ruined by
a aupposed friend In revenge for cut
ting him out In affection of a beau
tiful girl whom Denver marries.
Teara later. Ware Induce Denver to
bet all he owned unun a Derby race.
the result being that he is impoverish.
d. When Denver heara Ware ulimt-
tug over the success of hla scheme, he
goes to the latter' house at night wilt)
the Intention to kill him, but Ware In- J
atead I slain by the leader of a bond j-5
of robber. s
' Denver Is suspected of the crime, S
but he evade arrest by fleeing to this ,5
country and he amasses a fortune In i
a Western mining camp. : HI wife and Is
friends, as well as the police, believe IS
him to have been killed in a railway is
accident and when he reappear In i2
England under an assumed name, ex- in
citing events ensue. Denver's Inno-
oenae of murder I established and he
4 reunited with his family. '
'A Mr. Faversham la supported by Bar-
B : bara CRStletnn whn dIbvi
him: Wat-burton Gamble. John -Sun-
rieiiund and other "well known players
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ARCADE
THEATRE
TODAY
Children 10c "
Adults 25c
"The Siiver
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Children 10c
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Adults 20c
JACK PICKFORD
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I SEVENTEEN I
; A real comedy drama.
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BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
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what It Is to motor without tire trouble?
I'nlversal Tire 1'lllcr, bq knows. -
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All the latest Ford factory machinery to do
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I.love he long since
Pianos 'M Players
. We have a new
shipment of pi
anos and players,
all prices and
makes. Our ; pi
anos are all stan
dard make and
such instruments
as Andrew Koh
ler, Kohler &
Chase, Howard,
Baldwin, Hamilton, Ellington and many others.
Victor, Edison and Columbia ta'king machines.
riano'tuning'and repafcirigX I "i t i f
Warren's Music House
m ir .i ru '
,i t jrcnaieion, uregon.
Jack Pickford and lxmlxc Huff Well
Com In Paramount
PhotoplAy
Next lo dlcussions on the war and
politic the chief question today is
"Have you read '.Seventeen' ? The
question refers, of course, to the popu
lar novel by Booth Tarlington. The
story ha been picturized by Para
mount with Louise Huff and Jack
Pickford in the leading rolea, and if
you Ko to the Pastime Sunday or Mon
day you will be able to enjoy "Seven
teen" with, your friende.
William Sylvanus Baxter, the role
played by Jack Pick'ford, is a youth
who suffers the overwhelming burden
of self-imposed dignity which la com
mon to his sex at the advanced affe of
ewmeen. i ne oDjeci oi nis catt-nice
K adoration Is Lola Pratt, whose chief
W claim to fame lie In her unlimited
m supply of baby talk and her pet dog
A Fioppit.
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fickleness of Lola drives William to ,
the verge of ulclde, but he is saved by A yield of 45 bushels per acre to re
the devotion of Mary Parcher, whose ported to the Leader to have been
scorned. Among icroppea iroin a i'"" "
5 those who appear in support of Mis- ' adjoining weston on me eosi.
5 Huff and Mr. Pickford are Winifred
Work or preparing lor ine oik
Call at our service station aud examine our filler, you will convince
yourself. '
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Children 10c " . ' Adults 30c
VAUDEVILLE
WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS
Harmony a la carte.
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f ! High Art in Gymnastics.
' ( Metro Presents
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
IN
"The Poor Rich Man"
KINOGRAM WEEKLY TOPICS
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a few lot' brought a litle more than
this. Most of thi hay will be consum
ed on the ground where it is stacked,
having been purchased by sheepmen
and cattle' feeders.
Many cattle are moving toward the
markets from- the south end of th
county owing to the parched condition
of the ranges and the high price of al
falfa, the Pilot Hock' Ilecord say. The
cattle entrained here so far have been
in excellent condition and have been
shipped to Kansas City. Portland, Seat
tle, and some to Pendleton, with the
market In favor of Kansas City.
under control and with favorable
weather condition may be subdued
altogether.
Allen, Helen Lindroth. Madge iHvans,
Walter Filers and Anthony Merlo.
CUPPINGS FROM
COUNTY PAPERS
Irrigon will produce about $15,000
worth of fruit this season, the Her
miston Herald was told last. week by
Merrill E. Boble. He expects J5000
net from his 20 acres of apples..
Stanfield will hold an election on
August 25 to decide whether that city
shall have a municipal water system.
The cost of such a system, the Stand
ard says, will be 70 per cent borne by
outside taxpayers.
The Preston-Shaffer Milling Com
pany of Athena will reconstruct the
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B. B. Richards chop mill will be closed ,v,h. .,
Mora than 1100,000 worth of alf-
slalfa has been m id already this seas-, Rock Record from the big forest fire
a on In the Butter Creek district alone in tne aig Teea aisinci iiiuici
5 according to the Echo News., Prac-la total ot 1 sections, or 12.000 acres
ilea II v all of this was sold at a price of forest nave Deen visueu oy me u.-
5 of tlt'a ton In the stack, although j astrous
than that now in use will be Dut In. I
Teel tunnel Job is progressing rapidly me transformer capacity will be I
says the Kcho News. Four houses are i enlarged. L ntll the change la made. (
nirenriv constructed at the upper camp
and a crew of m?n has been taken in' down for want of power.
from Pilot Rock to start work on the
tunnel approach. It will be two or
three weeks before the tunnel machin
ery can be installed. The celebration
at the tunnel site Is expected to take
place In about three weeks.
Late and reliable reports to the Pilot
country. It has been lithographed on
heavy Silurian gray paper, formerly
vscd for the printing of bread tick
Vts.
Lettkind. . Mthuanla's neighbor,
printed first stamhps on the backs ot
German ordnance maps' but these,
proved a little unwleldly and now Its
stamps are printed on the flimsiest
of cigarette papers.
Czecho-SIovakia stamps recently
received here ore simply the united
arms of Bohemia. Moravia and Siles-
'; ia with the inscription. "Szecho-Slo
The Wallowa national forest again; venska statni" printed on the Magyar
led the whole northwest in receipts for; stamps. Thev were issued when the.
the fiscal year ended June 30. 1 9 1 9. Czecho-Slovak troops invaded Hun.
says the Enterprise Record Chieftain, i gary. . , .
electric -wire eystem In the down-town '"rT " .JZ!' T.'ZI . T" --Pted port of Flume ha
.. ,111c. ii mii Venn v. ,u.lwen nrovided ir.-;th A. strlkini. wHm
in Oregon. Alaska and Washington. , uictorlai stamoa. ahoarenrw in n.
ports. About 50.000 lambs win be sold
and they will bring probably t9 a
head, or a total of 450,0.
The Weekly Republican has recent
ly had some correspondence with a
man In the State of Washington who is
looking for a location for a vinegar
factory, and thinks very favorably of
Union. It Is just possible that he ma;
locate there, though at present the
matter is indefinite.
uisinct, oeginning the work at onec
the Pre says. Heavier service wire
recipts
in the
from grazing fees.
with total
was much
of $96,477.70. It
lead with recipts
running $10,000
blaze. The fire is now well
Heppner's council has decided in fa
vor of purchasing the city water sup
ply, the Gazette Times reports. It is
now owned by the Heppner Liight Sc.
Power Co. and no definite price has
been fixed by its owners. A tentative
offer of $40,000 was recently made.
however.
I ' -Phone 524.
820 Main St.
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Chevrolet
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Velie Peerless
Are the lines we handle and bclieye in. ;
Our goods of merit and conception of service
has, wade, the fastest growing automobile con
cern in Eastern Oregon.
You'll like to do business with us.
Eastern Oregon Motor Co., lire,
Chevrolet, Velie and Peerless.
m Garden St ' Phone 1027
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Nothing creates more merriment on the diamond, than when1
Iho umpire stop a foul tip win bis chest protector. Tha ball hits
the pad and sounds lias the boom of a bass drum. But would tha
fane laugh If they knew the umpire had been badly hurt? The
Indiana aud Browns were playing In St. Louis July 6 Tobln was at
bat. He nu ked a fast oue. The ball missed the catcher and caught
Ollie Chill on the right aide oC the chest protecttor. The impact
almost Moored the little uuips, but he continued the game. Tha
ball had landed in one ot tha "seams" but ke didn't know hia
ribs were cracked a mil after the game. Tha doctor told him as he
bandaged up the Injured member. For two weeks the pains waa
Intense but Chill continued. No one knew ot his Injury but the
doctor and Dineen. his partner. Four years ago one of Chill's ribs
mi the left, side was cracked In tbe camo 'manner but It didn't put
lira o t th fMV " J.."..
The first of the 1919 lambs from
Wallowa county's flocks wll go to
market In the east within a few davs
the Enterprise Record Chieftain r-
New Nations Furnish
Curious Specimens for
Collectors of. Stamps
LONtON. Aug. 4. Stamp collec
tors of which London has its full
share, are enthusiastic over the cu-
ticipation of an Italian mandate for
they all bear the words "Flume pro.
claima I' annesslone all Italia," and;
the date 30-10-131S. The four de.
signs include the statue of Romulus
and Remus fed by the she-wolf, the
piazza of St. Mark, and ancient Ve
netian galleon and the portrait of Or.
Frofflch.
HIS ARGUMENT
wotcher doing? stealing a
"Hey,
ride V.
"Ain't the railroads being run by
the Government?' HaminHI K.
iiuub Biamisv nnibii w-i o wcrsm u'lig iu tramp. .
reach them from the smaller Euro-I "Yea,"
"ean tates. "Then stealing a ride Is merely
One example from Lithuania is of; political crime ind i..ii.i .i
the first permanent issue of that don't eo in thin b.ntrv
When)(Su Feel
Dumpy AncLOut
of SorisijeneraHy
lokraixnind a littlG and see if
the trouble is perhaps with the
food. A lot of people.need bet
ter nourishment.
Contains marvrelotis nutriment
all the goodness of wheat and bar
ley, including their rich mineral
elements, nave Grape -Nuts t as
a daily ration with others food
and see if life doesn't take on
a brighter look. A delicious,
economical food! "You'll like.it,
"T7iere's; a ' Reason?
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