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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1919)
"-'i ,.r , , . t ,(' r f y v r r 9 t , t f t ' , ' t ' i S i '' 1 t f i 4 fi f i s .' ' i 7 TWELVE PAGES PAGE FIVE TTATLY EAST ORKCONTAN, PENDLETON, OTtEOON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1910 w C010Y CASH GROCERY it pays to pay cash at conroy's fruit Jars Economy, Pints, dozen Economy, Quarts, dozen Economy, y gal., dozen . . . . Kerr Wide Mouth, pints' Kerr Wide Mouth, quarts . , Kerr Wide Mouth, gal. . . Kerr Regular Mouth, pints. Kerr Regular Mouth, auarts Kerr Regular Mouth, y gal. Sugar, Best Cane, sack Shasta T ; . 2 lb. ........ $1.30 .' $1.45 . $1.75 . $1.20 . $1.35 ,.$1.65 $1.10 $00 $1.30 $10.25 25c, 1 lb. 50c Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins, 5 for :.:;..v.Wirr. $1.00 MOTION PICTURE KDVS What the Picture Theater Have to Tell Yod. AT THE THK.aTKKfl TODAY Alto Pauline Frederick In ''raid' in Full." International New and Vaudeville. Arcade Charlie Chaplin In "Sunny aide," and Gladys Brockwell in 'The Divorce Trap." Pastime -aierluls, "Tiger- Trail and "Perils of Thunder Mountain." Also comedy, "A Pair of Deuce." and "Den. AT TIIJ3 TIIIIATLIW TOMOlUtOW Alta Constance Talmadffe In ' The Lesson," International New vaudeville. Arcade Dorothy Phillip In tiny" and Ford Weekly. Paatime William Desmond "White Washed Walls" and stone comedy, "The Nick ol Baby." .. , .. , .j In 1A?TIMB TODAY LOCKiKIt TAXI DOOll TAKES , TILE JOY OCT OF JOY BIDE I rcr wrm i Only when the speedometer goes to piece being unequal to the velocity of a speeding motorcar, do Joy rldee real ly feel that they are getting the ulti mate out of life. In the case of John Davis, hero Of "Perils of Thunder Mountain," the latest episode of which Is to be shown Bi.at the Pastime theater today not only J Old the speedometer break, but the gm entire magnificent equipage In which :he and his sweetheart, Ethel, went m arldlng. reeled rrrandly to ruin. ft This expensive crash oocured when 2p . their touring car' hurled Itself, un S 'controlled and going at full speed, over 2: the rim of a. cUff. John and Ethel. E his sweetheart, even had they been unaware of the cliff In the car's path, would not have considered It a Joy ride when they discovered the door of the car had been locked. The current episode tells what hap pened next and the sequel of this sensational Incident furnishes still an other thrill. Antonio Moreno and Carol Hollo as vttxf -t o iiiiuiua, eapevmujr graieiui starring opportunities in this new VUe- 0 graph made "snow setiaL" In an agony of apprehension, John 5j,Davls. not knowing that the, note L I which directed his footsteps was but a J j decoy, forced hia way into Ram Chun B der's den. Here In this East Indian K ! fakir's retreat he expected to find K Ethel, his sweetheart a prisoner the m 'note he had received purporting to be S trom her. It directed him to a Jewel Si I led casket In this den for a key to her S'hlding place. 51 His quest was not In vain.' Almost B instantly his searching ggase rested on K 'a glistening Jewel-studded casket. wA Eagerly he seized It An electric Jj ' shock stuned htm. Every nerve and g ftf fibre In his body sprang taut at the S&eiiiBBKCAkakBkJJIAfB contact. Vainly he tried to shake -'--" loose: His fingers vMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiinMMiiiiHiiiiini!MiiiiiiHii(iiiuiiiinniniiiiHiiyHiiiiiiiiiiwlvete' to mm AUTHORIZED FACTORY REPAIRS, PARTS AND SERVICE. This is the service that keeps your FORD in service. t Safest Cheapest Best All the latest Ford factory machinery to do. your work right and prompt. . ARCADE Last Time Today Children 15c Adults 35c - - - .nrrfij rs in vfc Kit"" w o . I k I II FYM II U J r -I ifnifiii i Vf- ni-.-i.-r ri-'-' ---- - Valt trt Fnwls. Cows and Pies Headwaiter at Sunnvside Hotel . - : - . ' This 3 reel picture is Chaplin's biggest hit. , In Addition ' 5 Reels 5 THE DIVORCE TRAP" S Reels 6 ::r ' With GLADYS BROCKWELL j Simpson Auto Co Water & Johnson Sts. Phone 408 were as the surface of this black box of mystery.. "All v; Kinds: New Player Rolls and new Victor records, r all the hits. New Victor machines and Co 1 u m b i as. We have as fine a se lection of pianos as you can find at prices that are right. Write or ARCADE TODAY ni'HAL ClflCKJEKH. RCFPHXO KII.KK.V FEA THICKS, JMU11I,K , UI1APUN IN NEWJiST COMEDY Vt .zr t There art more than 50 clowns with Hagen-Waliace Circus. There are clowns with one, two and three humps." There sre clonvns who lm. personate polictinen, prize fighters, Jwseball player i, farmers, etc ,Thm Hagenbeck-WaUtue Circus will gixe. ; two performanoa In Pendleton on teonday, Aug. tS. It never' hurts a brave man If you eall hina-a coward. -- - l'tt TP'Jwu1.' ' W"- 1 lsfcfcplsfsM Children 5c TODAY Adults 20c '! 1 - you HUl PAULINE FREDERICK ALTA ' TODAY PiidiaPuil' phone for catalogue and prices on Pianos and Players, also on talkiug,machinesf ,Piano tun ing and repairing. iy'; Ui ' Warren's Music House A uiiuivtuiif vria.uiu f Phone 524.' 820 Mam St Adds Another Human Kola to Ixmx I4nt., lm liana tn "Sonnyakle.' Charlie Chaplin la seen as a "hired 5 man," the much imposed upon slave of a hyprocritloal farmer in "Sunny' 5 8irta.'" his third million dollar comedy to be released by First National Ex- hibltora' Circuit, which will be shown at the Arcade theatre, beginning today. The part is distinctly pifferent from Chaplin's characterisations in "A Dog's IJfe," In which he played the role of a youny city man, and K i "Shoulder Arms," in which he was a S soldier, the two first $1,000,090 come- illra produced by Mr. Chaplin s new company. The entire background Is that of a quiet countryside where 5 j Charlie shows his unfamillarlty with S 'rural life in a ceaseless sun. cession of H .happenings. - ; IlcllBlon Gets Into The Milk . On a certain Sunday when Charlie S is muxing over hi hard hit It be s 'comes his duly to go and hunt the 5 oows while his employer goes i to 5 church. Thinking of his sweetheart, daughter of a . elghborlng farmer, Charlie absent-mindedly lets the cows H got away, from him and they stray toward the church. Charlie arrives Just rTiirillllllllllll Mil Illlllllllllllllllllll.'lllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIl7 Vr f lnVo"ut whaeCmermo"inia ti , ' ' r about . Ke phases It, and, when none of the farmers seem able to suggest any means of getting it out of the church, mounts It and rides out. But his ride of triumph is short-lived for the oow throws him not only Into a ditch, but into a state of unconsciousness. The fairest of wood nymphs come to play with him. Lifting the fallen chore boy from his lowly place they glide off with him through the males of the dance. Of course, the origi nality of Chaplin rises splendidly to this occasion, and the nymphs learn things about their own art that they never knew before. Fixing his curly hair like the horns of a faun, Charlie becomes the merriest of 'the merry in the dance. i ; . . A carload of Chcvrolets containing three touring cars, two roadsters and one light de livery. ' COMING Eastern Oregon Motor Co., Inc., Distributors of CHEVROLET, VELIE, PEERLESS ' C1C Garden. Street, Near Postoffice. . AMUSEMENTS The clown bein? obliged to eontrlh- r tr.ick. Acts ware piacea in mese m hi hi to the oroKTam. hit rinsrs. on the h.ppoarome iracK ana upon tne pieasinsf ena bul-ccwiui iur of singing. Joking and reciting. In the Bhiftlng scenes of time, the country became more populated. The circus proprleto.- enlarged the hi'! tent. Then second ring was added and finally a third, -with a couple ft stages and an enormous hippodrome in the aerial enclave, that all might have a good vicv. The clown found that he could not make his voice heard in so lafge an area, so he re sorted to pantomime, or dump act Ins The modern clown is one of the most pleasing features of the big show. - ONLY BIG CIRCUS COMING! PENDLETON, . A 1IO one day, monday; . Aug. LO Show Grounds, West Court Street, Beyond Round Up Park. The Tiger's Trail' With RUTH ROLAND rrevi UijTitiSair.tt'f Perilof Jhunder Mountain'! Antino Morenio and Carol Holloway THE LIGHTNING LUKE Locked Taxi Door, Takes Joy Out of Joy Ride. HAG EN BCfr WALLACE J o t. WAILACEJ lm The modern clown Is a paradox. He hi the same as In the duys of Dan Rice, away back In the last century, and yet he is a different clown. The same in that he paints his face In vermlllion and white and adheres to the time-honored, ridiculous pattern In his dreair; different because hi work todiy Is practically all panto- mime, whereas that of the ancient clown used to be composed of sing ing, reciting and telling Jol.es. at which time no other act worked In the big show. The change in the clown's methods is the logical result of shifting condi tions In the ci.-cus world. In other days, when one ring sufficed, the tent was necessarily small, a ftct v-h ch permitted the clown to be at t'netly heanl fiom any point tinder the canvas. At that time, one act was MUite 7X FILLING e ARENAS! Its Triumph reaches beyond the seas ii w i mnu utuMii in ml BAni n a niaiuHTi T i l r Capital Invested, S3.000.000t Vp" Mat aen,sw wnna.iMre V than you mt ai ba.- 1 tT-' Nra: 1 rlnfa, I atxaa, arMt aarlal ndoira; atmrtv-mHa , hKmenm trmk n4 alaal (Intotf arena AIM Wl CARL . elAQENBCCK-S aaffarartn) liana, Iniwrea, pumu, aaitlhara, Polar naare royal Banaal Ttgara and imtamaola beasts. 100 ACTS. FUTURES and SENSATIONS-100 S RAILROAD TRAINS 3 22 TENTS 22 60 RIDERS The Greatest in the World 60 400 PERFORMERS 400 8 BANDS 8 l bo Aeriauats, the S Flylna Wards lW'A 50 CLOWNS, DM Wartdt Fiirmy Man M - i n An-n&va A.-ai lWJ!. Cart "V"? ?ti,,i! .aV . . " Keystone Comedy, "A PAIR OF DUCES" ; IMBBBBBBBMaaaaaMHHMHHSMBMBMMai .aass- n-nMeMaeaMMMaasssassMaaeska-MMM-'i HIGHEST CLASS CIRCUS IN THE WORLD I A GLITTERING, BEWILD ERING STREET PAGEANT, THREE MILES IN LENGTH. REPRESENTING AN EXPEN DITURE OF $1,000,000 AT 10 O'CLOCK, A.M. CIRCUS DAY. DOORS TO CARL HAGENBEUK'S ZOO OPEN AT 1 AND 7 P. M. PERFORMANCES BEGIN AT 2 AND 8 P. M,' ONE TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING. A Tickets at Tallman's Drug Store Show Day at Same rricw Charged,.?!! $?how GroiindSi ALTA Children 10c Today Adults 30c Pauline "Paid in Full" Paul ir .IE raDEK"Ck: an J'.-i'O t(t Full- The most tragic sacrifice love ever asked. In Addition INTERNATIONAL NEWS limimmtimiimmimniiimumtmiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VAUDEVILLE "GIRLS OF '61 Songs and Dances of the Olden Days. ALFRirON " Scottish Commedian.
