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DAILY EA8T ORKnoffrAft PT.wrOH, 0T!nOR TTOSDAT, NOVEMBER 11, 1919.
CONROY'S
CASH
GROCERY
ARCADE
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
It Pay to Pay Cash at Conroys.
Children 25c
Adults 50c
7 ox. Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 roll 25c
Van Camp Pork and Beans
No. 2 tin, 5 for $1.00
Crieco 1 1-2 lb. 60c; 3 lb. $1.15; 6 lb. $2.30
Van Camp's Soups 2 cans for 25c
Preserves, 16 oz glass, Peach and Apricot
jar 30c
Olympic Pancage Flour, package 35c
Gold Dust, large package 30c
SPRING CLOTHES PINS 3 dozen 20c
GUITTARD'S GROUND CHOCOLATE
1 lb. 40c; 3 lb. $1.10
BLANCH ARD MILK 7 cans $1.00
AIU ADB TOIAV
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as does the Ford Coupe, with its permanent
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the car is changed from a closed car to an open
car. Equipped with an clcctric starting and
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inch tires all around and embodying all the
established merits and economies of the Ford
car. Let us look after your Ford car and you
will get genuine Ford parts and skilled work
manship. Simpson Auto Co.
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MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
Homo w niif'rfu! arllMlc picture".
I Minn Bennett memn admirably
I adapted to the character .f a news
paper sirt. She has been surrounded
hv .i carefully selected cant inal in
clude Dorcas MatherWB, Jack Nelson,
.lovel Huirhcs. William. Conkin. Otto
Hoffman, Harry Archer and Joe An
thony.
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AI.TA TODAY
1MXG MVHTKHY
is soi a I 'd in hew
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MAV DUNCAN SFJJJ.YI,
HOOKKD AT THE PASTOfF.
A mystery story that grips you at
the start ind holds you fascinated
until the end of the picture, is "The
j Haunted Bedroom,' Thulium II. Ince's
lai-st Paramount picture, Btarrlnrj
dainty Enid ltennett, -which will be
shown at the Alia Theatre today.
With a Bruce and feeling does MLss
BfnneU portray the i haracter of the
newspaper reporter who Is aiwlffned to
ferret out a Rhoat mystery that has
nrouped a southern community. The
actions of the weird and mysterious
beinff are logically explained with rea
son for every apparent invasion from
the spirit land.
Tho deftness with which unusual
sights und Hounds are explained on
tho screen is renin rkable. To pro
duce the desired effects. Mr. Ince set
a new standard in photography. The
lighting effects surpass anything yet
seen on the screen, and aside from
creating a spooky atmosphere, give
t ,i . .. o-Vw, like red-blooded tales
of the Wtst f"r their entertainment.
Manager Matlock of the Pastime,
Theatre, announces that he has some
thing on tap that will Just suit them.
It la the coming of William Duncan,
the ttindow of the Screen, In a new
and high-powered 15 chapter Ferial,
entitled "Smash'ng Barriers." The
first episode, "The Test of Courage,"
Motion picture devotees and es-
, pecially those keen admirers of Dun
can, will remember hln recent ap-
tm "Thp fan of Might.''
The cotnltstl serial production Is said
to be even Deuer in.-in coai -on- ,i
the fans are promised a fifteen week
trip of adventure and thrills that will
make them cry for more.
Besides starring In this production,
William Duncan also directed It. A
cast of old favorites, Bdith Johnson.
Joe P.yan and others are in support of
him. Cyrus. Townsend Brady, famous
the world over as an author, -write the
scenario for "Smashing Barriers."
The East Oregonian Photo
Play
THE ROMANCE
OF PENDLETON
ALL LOCAL STARS
ALL LOCAL CAST
1000 FEET OF LAUGHS, FUN, THRILLS.
FALLING? HERE'S
WHERE II SHOWS
"WATCH YOUR STEP" IS
AT OREGON
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E. W. HORNUNG PRESENTS
JOHN BARRYMORE
R IN
RAFFLES
The Amateur Cracksman. The most la vish production of its kind in film
history.
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I Music for Thanksgiving II
Don't worry! Let "Danderine'
save your haid and double
its beauty.
of course. What
is the day without
it? If you haven't
it in your home you
don't know what
either Thanksgiv
ing or home really
means. You can
have it at once. Do
not argue that you
are no player and
have not the price.
Our player pianos
will do the playing
and our terms will
make the lack of
cash of no importance.
STBl.VWAY, KNAHK. CONWAY,
BALDWIN, HOWARD, HAMILTON.
Kllinnton. I' A H1.K. NBUSOK, CHICK
LHUN'i. MAN l ALO.
BDISON, VICTOR, COLUMBIA
Warren s Music House
Phone 524.
Pendleton, Oregon.
820 Main St. I
: l'o stop falling hair at onee and rid
Kittle scalp of every particle of dandruff,
H'Kot a small bottle of delightful "Dan
Sjderine'' at any drug' or toilet counter
for a few cents, pour a little in your
hand and r"l it Into the sealp. After
Klseveral appllcatlonSi the hair usually
Istops coming out and you can't find
Si and dandruff. Your hair will grow
j strong, thick and Ions and avipear soft
IffloSSV and twice as beautiful and
I In a class by itself is claimed for
jlrvinsr Berlin's international synco
pated musical success. "Watch your
Step,'- which will be the attraction at
the Orteon Theater tonight.
' It Is a novel entertainment In
many respects. Musical to a superla
tive degree, tuneful, charminK and
notable for its fine features, beautiful
gowns and scenery built on the Ur
ban idea in three acts and seven
scenes all arc new and up-to-the-minute.
"Watch Your Step" has to do. In a
remote way, with the will of a weal
thy man. which stipulates that a for
f Iom mililnn AnllnLM shall CO to
that male relative who has never been
in love, married or ensnared iy one
(of the feminine sex. In the event of
the male relative failing to qualify,
I then this fortune must go to the rela
I tlve of the opposite sex w ho possesses
j these qualifications.
A young "man and a young woman
I both insist that they are eligible con
I tenders for the fortune. The maid is
(from Philadelphia and has never
I IrnnWM love. The Young man is a
dancing teacher and he. too, has nev
er been ensnared. Tricky lawyers
would entrap the two by making each
of these relatives show signs of love
for somebody, and this serves for
bringing them into all manner of odd
situations.
l The story serves only to connect the
i in',.i v.n.1,1 Miudcil numbers, and is
an agreeable departure from the usual
entertainment, with its tuneiui, sim
pie, fetching and jaunty musio.
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronlo and Nervous Disease ana
Diseases of Women. X-Kaj Bloo
tro Therapeutics.
Temple Bid., Boom IS, Phone SIS
DR. H. M. HaNAVAN
DENTISTEY
Room 7, Temple Bldg.
Phone 772
Dr. David Bennett Hill
DENTISTRY
X-ray Diagnosis.
Pendleton
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1 abundant. Try It!
HOUSEHOLD
Buick and Dodge
Expert Service Men
OPEN
Completely equipped repair shop. Our service and repair work brings
the much wanted result. We give all work our own personal attention.
We were former Service men with The Eaton Co. and Eldndge Buick
Co. of Seattle.
Our finishes! job will prove skilled workmanship.
Strong & Wilson
Motion picture devotees, especially
women, arc fast learning that their fa
vorite actresses have other accom
plishments than cavorting before the
comera. The players' lives are much
the same as those of tho people they
strive so hard to please. Practically
all of them are cooks of more or less
attainments.
Here are a few salad recipes "loan
ed" to the other women of the world
by some feminine stars:
Piisrilla Deftn'B t.rap Salad,
llemove seed from white grapes
add one-half cup English jwalnuts. the
pulp from one grapefruit, and a few
cherries,
iJress with whipped cream season
ed with juice of grapefruit, salt and
p.i prlka. Serve on lettuce and gar
nish with cherrie.
I4mtli Phillip' Banana Salad.
I'are bananas and cut lenRthwisc
into four strips and then cut strips
into cubes. Dress immediately with a
Fscnch dressing, using lemon juice, as
that is the best add for banana salad.
Put plenty of paprika in dressing.
Serve on lettuce leaves and garnish
With shredded red and green sweet
peppers. Banana salad is best served
with veal.
Camouflage ol" the t omnienpliur
One way to reduce the number of
diverce would be to have people do
t heir courting with their every day
clothes on Akron Times.
PASTIME TODAY
CHILDREN 5c
ADULTS 20c
2 Big New
Serials Start
Today
A TASTE FOR THRILLS IN
EPISODE NO. 1
Smashing Barriers
WITH WILLIAM DUNCAN AND ALL STAR CAST.
A smashing melodrama of risk and romance in the great outdoors,
in the lumber camps, the football field and the mountains.
EPISODE NO. 1
The Great Gamble
WITH ANNE LUTHER
A serial, electric in its dynamic force and high voltage climaxes.
Every episode cram-jammed with thrills, stunts. Don't fail to see
it.
RAIN BOW COMEDY
An Oriental Romeo
722 Cottonwood St.
Phone 46
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