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CONROY'S
CASH
GROCERY
What the Picture Theaters
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IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S
Bob While Soap, 4 bars v ............. 23c
Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 .
cans, 5 for '. $1.00
Toilet Paper, 7 oz. Roll, 3 for 25c
Guittard's Chocolate, 1 lb. 25c, 3 lbs. $1.00
Quaker Corn Flakes, 2 for 25c
Konisuer Schrimps, can 20c
GRAPE NUTS, PUFF WHEAT, PUFF
RICE and SHREDDED WHEAT, per
package : 15c
Gold Dust, package 30c
Log Cabin Syrup 70c and $1.35
Karo Syrup, Blue, 'i' gal. 55c
Olympic Pancake Flour, package 35c
MtKIM ioi,i,siiki VIIXAI
' Robert McKlm. who plain the part
cf the renegade husband In "Part
ner Three," which 1 the bill at the
Alia Theutre this week, hue a long ca
rcer a a villain. From the stage
support t kill an Lang-try he went
to the xreen, and has appeared In
Buch picture as "The Captive Ood."
"The LflHt of the Ingram," "The Paw
of the Bear," "Time Lock and Dia
mond." "The Silent Man," "The ion
of 111 Father," "Greased IJghtnlng,"
etc. He I a Callfornlan, and wa ediT
cated at San Francisco, where he com
monced hi stage career with the A lea
zar stock company.
PAHTLMK TODAY
Ilflil.lF" ItllODKW PKTI'RE
WIUTTKV BY AI'THOH OF
YOl'll FI.AO AND MY tXAO
Miss Tilllle Rhodes, who Is starred in
the Affiliated production. "The Girl
of My Dreams," finds herself more
satisfactorily placed In ' this clever
story of love In the hill than in any
previous role.
The story was written by Wilbur
Nenbit, author of more heart-to-heart
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AUTHORIZED FACTORY REPAIRS,
PARTS AND SERVICE.
This is the service that
your FORD in service.
keeps
Ba?Br'B(hMefcTaa)a)BjjKBkajaa
J. JS stuff In the American newspaper and
5 Water & Johnson Sts.
Safest Cheapest Best
All the latest Ford factory machinery to do
your work right and prompt $
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Simpson Auto Co.
I magazine man any poei or proae :
Kj writer of hf (Ime, whose "Your Flag,
i and My Fla" is a classic of war-time
4 j Verne. j
W l Cam as "The Weed," a beautiful lit- i
m tie mountain girl, innocent of con)
'ventlom and contemptuous of the J
QjraKs of civilization' Miss Rhodes is
?5 1 afforded the opportunity to display!
j; her really amazing versatility, and;
J t the characterization in one that ia
j certain to add vastly to her well- I
W , earned fame. )
Kf "The Girl of My Dreams' is a love
ViAtory, of course, but it la a love story
that has a Rood hearty laugh In
m here and there, or pretty Billy would
Si have to get some fun out of life even
B if she were dying- of Hve. The beauty
S of this ntnr U that it Is natural and
K not tearful.
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I GEE-'DEAR" SEASON IS ON I
If you like to
hunt don't forget
to stop at our
place. You will
have to hunt no
further, as you can
find just what you
have been looking
for. A finer line
of new pianos or
talking machines
you can , find no
place and terms
to please. Edison,
Victor and Colum
bia Machines, New Records, Sheet Music and Player
KoIIs. I uning and repairing.
Warren's Music House
Pendleton, Oregon.
CHARLES HAY HAS
VXCSrAli IV
THE HIIKIUFF-R SON"
Charles Hay Rives an astonlnhlngly
clever characterization in hfs new
Paramount picture, "The Sheriff's
Son," when he portrays a young- man
Ta wno nan mneniea a, gitrai icar iruiu
K;hlH mother, and has to fight hard to
jfiffrt the better f his weakness. When
W the story opens, the boy's father Is
d badly hurt In a fight with cattle
A thieves in New Mexico. The boy la
A 1-.. n.Ln.n tHn tk IHMlinr -B-t-irt uska
her husband attacked, receives a
severe shock and later the lad is born
with her fear in htm.
His father Is slain by rustlers and
he ia sent cant to be educated. When
he In grown to manhood he comes
west to rescue the cattleman who sent
him east. This mnn has been taken
prisoner by the gang of cattle rustlers ;
who were enemies of the boys father. :
Then begins the great struggle. All
jjslthe boy's inherited fear prompts him:
E'to turn back. But he takes a firm
SiRTip on hlmwelf, pulls himself together!
5' and enters the domain of the cattle
; thieve. He learna where his bene-
factor Is hidden and he meets the1
Steinway, Emerson, Hobart-Cable,
IltinKton, Kniibo, Mason-Hamlin, Con
way, Howard, Baldwin.
A small payment down puts a new
piano or machine in your home.
Phone 524
820 Main St
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Baby
Grand
. 'i
1920 Model Chevrolet
READY FOR DELIVERY
The new 1920 Models of the 490 will soon be in.
Watch for them! A greatly improved car.
Eastern Oregon Motor Co., Inc.,
C16 Garden Street, near Tost Office.
Distributors of
CHEVROLET, VELIE, PEERLESS
We all is
like I
Post
IOASTIES
and like em
all the time.
says Cctf& I
A Great Big Yellow
AIRPLANE
Shining like gold in the sun light, built by this U. S.
for war. Watch for it! The one that has been
carrying passengers on long trips, from Walla
Walla to Pendleton and on the northern trips.
It is the real ship of the Desert.
Talk Hftli the nun. Take a rick: in Hie big alr'ilaiii'.
Take a trip Willi the txi) frnm "over thetv.
IX. Jtntcs and I.t. Hart, fortner offkicru of tlie rai) In t'miKf.
A real alrUuie Imilt for tlie war, manned tir real pili4K, men
win liate lta4imiM from butti tlie Fi-cneli ;o'ernmiit anil the
l'nitel States aimv IUitloiis lor bravery and hmorwer the Ger
maii liues.
Go up and get the thrill !
Soar ivtr tlii beautiful t-ountry and ocr your city; know the
locality that ou live in. Your tipport unity to fed and to know
about the wtaulerful tliiiifcn tluit we hat? air been realliu; about
duHiiK thv war. Take a trip with the Ikijm wlio liae lxi up orr
tlie rmr of tlu- bijt (tuun; Umght Uie Ciermaus Vtack and fortlt
tlirtMigli the air fought the Hun and brought hint down.. .
Ttiey an renl pilot. Tin hlilp is a real war alrplanr. It will
Im a ph-aiiiK ridr. It's worth your money. Don't nils it.
ThfK his Haite lias never been shipped not one mile. Tlic
Imys, twf AUvts and master inevhank. have travt-led by air ac-rosM
the eoiintry tlu-onch storms and hmoke -lond.s on up the coast
from Caltrumfa. over the moantalus Into Oregon, up the Colum
bia. ( 'arryiug paasengers over tlie mountain ranges of California into
Oregon.
Ilylng at 8000 to 10,000 feet.
raeitger seniee can be arranged for short trips Over city
$10.00, $1.00 war tax. )
THEATRE
CHILDREN 10c
ADULTS 30c
Kneclnl trips IVndletnn-lValla Walla, etc.,
field.
at special rates frvmi
We Will Be Here
Tomorrow Saturday
Sunday
NOTICF. U ill ho glad to demonstrate to any prospective
buyer of an airplane with a allowing of different model.
B.W.CRAIG
lEDI.ETO' HOTE1U.
IN THOMAS IL INCE'S
"The Sheriff's
Son"
Two doors swing open and the fight was on!
Poor Charles was just born scared so he had to
fight himself as well as the husky gun-men of the
west. Some fight! See them!
" Paramount-Mack Sennett Comedy
The Foolish Age
Louise Fazenda, Chester Conklin and Phyllis Haver.'
VAUDEVILLE
MASON & MURRY
Two Self-Confessed Nuts.
ESKEY&CO.
Novel and Comedy Mind Readers.
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I PASTIME; tod ay I
Mcdonald
MUSIC STUDIO
niece of hl enemy, the chief of the J;
cattle thieves. He falls in love with J
the Blrl and together they rescue the j B
cattleman who ia prisoner. Having ; W.
proved his courage and regained hi R p T TTT'T?T VC 5
self respect the lad bring, about a 4 ALL It. KM UT lNt 4
reconciliation between the cattle 4 MONDAY, SEPT. 8th.
rustler and the law-ana-orq.er eie- i -p
ment of the country. ; d
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AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE
BIG WATER DRINKERS
Bert A. McDonald, iolin and Vt
harmony p
vv niungr Aici'onald, W
teacher of God- S
owsky Progressive Seiic of PI- 5
ino lessons. a
Nellie
iiano.
Authorized
In spite of their tremendous annu
al bill for fiery liquors, the American
people are notoriously a race of water
drinkers. The fact has always been
commented upon with amazement by
foreigners, and especially the Ameri
can habit of taking the water Iced.
It has also been mentioned with sci
entific pain by many of our own med
ical experts, ho have tried to Impress
A
GOOD news travels fast.
That's why "the trade"
speak of this as a "Firestone
Year." The mileage that
the Firestone Gray Sidewall
has been giving has gotten
around.
'v .'.
No more shopping around
for those .who have dis
covered the real most miles
per dollar answer , -,
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X . ..V
TIRES
Most Miles per Dollar
pr mo lessons. wa
f 410 W. Webb St. Phone &45-W j
us with the danger of the habit A
friend is reminded by the impending
menace to send us this clipping of an
ancient and familiar quatrain:
"Many a man, young and old.
Has gone to his sarcophagus
Through pouring water, icy cold,
Adown his warm esophagus."
The author of that bit of scientific
morality is not known. Our friend
says he clipped it from the Chicago
Tribune some years ago, and possibly
it Is to be credited to Eugene Field.
Anyway, it sounds something- like
him.
MURDER CHARGE AGAINST
MEXICANS IS CONFIRMED
LAREDO. 8ept. 4. Charges tliat
Carranxista soldiers murdered John
; Correl, American ranchman, near
tTampico. several weeks ago. were con
f firmed In special dispatches from
iTampico today.
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WOMAN FALLS 4 STORIES
FROM HOTEL WINDOW TO
SAN FRANCISCO STREET
AN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4. Mrs.
Martha Brewer. 45. fell from a win
dow on the fourth floor of the Talsley
hotel today and was killed. Her neck
was broken and her skull crushed.
Relatives said she was subject to
(fainting spells and that she probably
i fell while suffering from one of them.
She was clad only In night clothe.
COOKS. WAITERS STRIKE.
WILSON MAY GO HUNGRY
OMAHA. Sept. S. President Wll-
i son may have difficulty In getting
f breakfast when he arrive here Mnn
I day morning. Several hundred cooks
j and waiters struck today demanding
f-recognition of their union and better
working condition.
Rome people are like antique ct:
Tie bettor you get acquainted, tho
more you donl like VU?ttW
Jack MiPoimld and BiMt Rhvirs
Ih "The O'jr cf My Dreams,- c Af.luled Release.
"The Girl of My Dream"
FEATURING B1LLIE RHODES
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Announcement
I wish to announce to the public that I have
taken over the dental offices formerly operated
by Dr. U. E. Farnsworth, Room . 7, Temple
Building.
DR. II. M. HANAVAN.
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