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DAILY EAST OF'GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1919.
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CASH
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What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
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AIT. SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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IT TAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S
Bob White Soap, 4 bars '. ........ 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 . . . . . 15.
Gold Dust, package .................. 30c
Log Cabin Syrup 70c and $1.35
Karo Syrup, Blue, Vi gal. 55c
Olympic Pancake Flour, package. ..... 35c
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Here is the Ford Runabout, a perfect whirl
wind of utility. Fits into the daily life of
everybody, anywhere, everywhere, and all the
time. For town and country, it is all that its
name implies a Runabout. Low in cost of
operation ; low in cost of maintenance, with
ell the sturdy strength, dependability and re
liability for which Ford cars arc noted1. We'd be
pleased to have your order for one or more. We
have about everything i.n motor car acces
t sories, and always have a full line of genuine
J Fori parts give genuine Ford service.
Simpson
Auto Co.
Water and Johnson Sta.
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I Entertainment I
Is the life of every
household. "Without
muiilo In the home the
young peoplo ftnd'thelr
amusement ' elsewhere.
When you can buy a
piano from 1 176.00
and up, Edison. Victor
pnd Columbia Ma
chines from 125.00 and
up. with a small pay
ment down and term
to suit you, why not4
have one of our fine in
ternments? Call at our
store or write for par
ticulars. Av
HOWARD, BTEINWAY, HOBART.
M. CAHLK, HAMILTON. BALDWIN,
KMERSON, EIJJNOTOM, CONWAY,
STA It, CHICKKRINO;
EDISON. VtSTOR, COLUMBIA
TALKING MACHINES.
1 Warren's Music House 1
Pendleton, Oregon.
Phone 524. .. ; 820 Main St f
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Sunday Services at the
1 s First Christian Church 1
HOHT. L.KE lU'SSAlIAIKJKIt, laMor s
10 A. M. Bible School, E. O. Draper, Supt.
5 11 A. M., Sermon, "THE FORGOTTEN LORD."
7 P. M., Christian Endeavor.
5 8 P. M., Sermon, "THE GREATEST PLAN OF THE
AGES."
Splendid muslo by choir and quartette at all services, under 5
5 rrofessor Fleshman of Hlnh School. Director. Visiting friends s
S In the city will find a hearty welcome. ' A special Invitation to jj
5 Join the mid-week Bible Study Training Class on Wednesday E
2 night at 8 o'clock Is extended to High School students desiring S
an outline of the Bible history, Old and New Testaments. jj
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IIHKT LYTI.K XOTKD . '
l'OIt ItAllB VKltSATIIjITY
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Hert Lytle the clever youns Metro
star of "One-Thing- at-a-Tlmo O'Day"
to be shown at the Alta theatre on
Sunday and Monday Is one of the
most versatile stars of the stage and
screen.
Ho wus born In New York but spent
his eurly days in tlio west. Later he
attended Upper Canada College from
which he graduated with high honors
He began his dramatic career with a
stock company but soon rose to lead
ing roles on Broadway. His last pro
duction before he abandoned the
stage for the screen was "Mary's An
kle," In which he was co-starred with
Irene Fenwlck.
Mr. Lytell's debut as a Metro star
was made In "The Trail to Yester
ilav." since then he has appeared lr
"The Lion's Den," "Fnlth," "Blind
Man's Eyes," "Blackle's Redemption"
"The Spender." "Unexpected Places."
and "Boston Blackle's Little Tal.-
Mr. Lytle comes of a noted thea
trical family.- Both his parents were
well known and his grandfather was
J. K. Mortimer, one of Augustln
Daley's most brilliant stars. .
Besides achieving unusual distinc
tion on the stage' Mr. Lytell has rap
idly become the most popular male
star of the screen.
"One-Thlng-at-a-T I m e O'Day."
was wiitten by William Dudley Fel
ly and published In the Saturday
Evening Post, is a brilliant comedy
drama of circus life which is in the
actor's best vein.
AKCADH SUNDAY AXD MONDAY J
WIM-IAM S. HART IV
"BRKKD Ol MEV HAS
MOST fMSUAL HOLE
What William 8. Hart himself be
lieves to he one of the best stories he
has had for some time and which cer
tainly presents the popular Artrraft
star at his very best, is "Breed of
Men." the scenes of which are laid In
the fertile bottom lands of Arizona,
and which will be shown at the Ar
cade theatre next Sunday. In br'ef.
If detals the exploits of Wesley B.
Prentice a land shark who succeeds
In hoodwinking the westerners to their
financial loss.
'Careless" Cormody, a boss pun
cher, rides Into, the new town of
Chloride and realizing he will make
either a dangerous enemy of power
ful friend. Prentice succeeds In get
t'ng him (n a gambling game from
which he emerges "broke and afoot."
Then, by glvlnv him back his horse
and offering him- the Job of sheriff,
the trickster gets Carmody on his
side.
A love storv enters when Carmody
encues a girl from a Mexican bad
man. Later it Is descovered that the
land deal was a fraud and that the
settlers have no claim to the property
In short, they have been bilked by
Prentice.' Carmody has been singing
his praises but when he learns the
truth and finds that the schemer has
escaped, he goes after him to revenge
and redeem himself. H is believed to
he In lratue with Prentice bdt when
he captures th- rascal In Chicago and
brings htm back to Justice, he Is hail
ed as a real man. Seena Owen la lead
Ing woman.
ARCADE
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 25c
ROTHAPFEL UNIT PROGRAMME
THE QUALITY ENTERTAINMENT OF THE SCREEN
A COMPLETE PROGRAM
FROM OVERTURE TO EXIT MARCH.
Including:
Magazine
"The Wood of Fair Water"
An Immortalization of the Famous Achieve
ment of the Marine at Belleau Wood.
Novelty Prelude
"The Last Hour"
A Picturization of Massenet's "Elegie"
Dramatic Feature
"False Gods"
A Powerful Drama by E. Lloyd Sheldon
Comedy
"WOd Flowers"
New Idea Comedy by George V. Hobart
WITH SPECIAL MUSIC AND EFFECTS
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formed members of the foreign rela- the City Recorder In Pendleton, Ore
tions committee today TfT discussing
Bullitt's story of the peace confer
ence events, his account of the alleged
utterances of Secretary Lansing and
his testimony regarding drafting of
the league of nations covenant. He
intimated that a similar story may be
told the committee by a man who was
In Paris at the time of the peace conference.
ALT.V TODAY
OVEUALIS TOO I'LY
SO FAH.MKItKTTE m"YS
HAKST'S CREATION
Vivian Martin Object to Plain Gar
. Mcntx In tlio Photoplay
"Llttlo tiiiradca."
One-half of .the world knows more
about how the other half lives than
it is willing to confess.
gon, up to 6 o'clock p. m. on September
22nd, 1919, for the furnishing of all
material and labor and the construc
tion of a sewer down Grant street In
tersecting the main sewer some 10
feet south of Walters mill race on
Grant street, in accordance with the
plans and Specifications of said sewer,
prepared by F. B. Hayes, City Engineer,
and now on file in the office of the
City Recorder.
A certified check payable to the or
der of the Mayor of the City for 10 per
cent or the amount or tne Did must ac
company each proposal and shall be
NOTICE Doctor Hoiaington has re
turned from vacation and has re
opened his office In the Judd biuld
Ing Laundry to Operate
Through the courtesy of Mr. J. F.
Robinson, owner of the Domeetie
Laundry, who has offered us the use
of his plant at night time we will bo
able to care for our business as usual
while waiting for the replacement of
Dr. Lynn E. Blakeslee
Chronio and Nervous Diseases antf
Diseases) of Woman. X-Ray Bi
tro Therapeutic).
Tempia Bids, Room II, pirns ia
company each proposal and shall be while waiting for the reple
forfeited to thefcity in case the bid Is , tha nlan, dPtrov.j hv fire
accepted and the bidder fails to enter 1118 piant aestroyea Djrnre.
AIX'T IT GRAND, that Jazzing Jazz
: muslo of the McCormick Novelty
Jazx dance Eagle-Woodmen Hall,
Saturday Sept. 13.
notice: op Bins for seyvkii
CONSTRUCTION.
Notice Is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received at the office of
into a contract in accordance wttn tne
terms of his bid.
The Common Council reserves the)
right to reject any and all bids at its
measure.
Dated at Pendleton. Oregon, this
10th day of . September. 1519.
JOHN HATLKT. JR..
Acting City Recorder.
TROY LAUNDRY,
H. E. BENDER, Mgr.
Taxi books. 14.00. ..Taxi books will
be sold for cash only. Taxis for
funerals $5.00.
PARKER TAXI CO.
OSBORNE TAXI CO.
GOEDECKE TAXI CO.
NOTICE
I am now located In
the Peebtcr Building,
t over the Working-
men's Clothing Store.
DALE ROTHWELL
Optometrist and Optician.
Dr. David Bennett Hill
DENTISTRY
X-ray Diagnosis,
Pendleton
AY FEVER
Melt VapoRnb in
a spoon and inhale
the vapors.
Phone SOB
Pendleton. Ore.
VICRS VAPORI
YOUR BODYGUARD' -Z0f.6Q.
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Oenevleve Rutherford Halo was .
willing to de her duty for her country
when it called for food producers in
unlimited quantity, but . eho balked
at the overalls that all her sister
farmerettes wore. j
"I can serve my country without
looking like a devastated Belgian .
landscape paid she. . Whereupon'
he designed her own costume fm
farming purposes, and sent It to a i
fashionable modiste-, who charged her
more for the making of It than she
could save her country In a year, t
Needless to say, she created a sen
sation on the farm, when she arpear
ed In her unique costumes. The far
mer In charge had never seen the Rus
sian ballet, or he would have recog
nized that the outfit was strictly ac
cording to Ideas laid down by Bakst,
a gentleman who prefers green, pur
ple and red to any other colors In
the world, and who makes costumes
and scenery to prove It.
Genevieve Is the character played
by Vivian Martin, In her new Para
mount picture, "Little Comrade,'
which will be shown at the Alta thea
tre today. She Is at first scorned and
jeered at by the more practical work
ers, but she shows them- that she baa
grit and pep. and she succeeds tn mak-
lnar jay rpnl Hnlrifor nut of a WAnklinir
and when her Job is finished she is
ready to marry him. j A
Wilbur Tompkins and directed by
Chester Wit hey. Ntles Welch Is the
leading man, and excellent players
portray the supporting roles .
Alta
Sun. Mon. f
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CHILDREN 10c ADULTS 30c i
A TENDER, HEART APPEALING STORY OF
CIRCUS LIFE
BERT LYTELLE
Metro's Newest Screen Favorite in
"One-Thing-at-
Time O'Day"
i A Delightful Comedy Drama.
TREATY
BY J. W. T. MARTIN.
(United Press BtafJ Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. Regard
ed by treaty opponents as the most
telllnjr blow delivered In their behalf,
the testimony of William Bullitt be
fore the foreign relations committee
Is today the center of senate inter
est. Other Important developments
are predicted by one of the best in-
IN ADDITION KINOGRAMS
World Events.
VAUDEVILLE
MOORE & GREY
A Comedy Conglomeration.
MILLER & HENDRIX
Blackface Comedians.
ALTA -TODAY!
CHILDREN 10c
ADULTS 30c
Vivian
Martin
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Huiiimut;
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The Play Full of Pep.
SUNSHINE COMEDY
JUST WHAT A NIGHT.
Fun and Frolic.
Vaudeville
JEAN PAMM
The Panorama Kid.
BROOKS & SOARES
A Chinese Novelty.
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