_________________TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, 0C10BER 3o, 191-9.
The Gem Theatre Feature Attractions.
Thursday, Nov. 6,
Tuesday, Nov. 4,
George Walsh
D. W. GRIFFITH’S Special Production,
in
“A Romance of Happy Valley.”
“Help ! Help! Police I”
Sure, the boy’s sweet on her.
In addition to the above feature a two reel Mack
man.
Senuett Comedy,
So is a bad, bad
True love certainly runs up against it
hard iti^'A Romance of Happy Valley”—but
the Kids win out aud the bad man gets his.
“The Village Smithy.”
AaAilTCk’.VT ilaurt
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP ROLL movement was requested by F. C. Sunday, Nov. 2, contains several her father is ruined and after he
Baker, chairman, and R. H. McGrath, cabaret scenes in which all the beau­ commits suicide she is cast on her
CALL.
ties of the Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic own resources for a livelihood.
secretary of the chapter.
WEEKLY CASH
SPECIALS.
Many other questions of public in­ participate. Beautiful Marion Davies,
standing army backed by an effi­
The Red Cross Membership Roll cient National Guard. They favor
I Call will start next Sunday in Tilla­ temporary restriction of all immigra­
mook County, and it is hoped that tion and believe that strict natural­
every adult in the county will enroll ization laws should be adopted aud
1 their names in this national organ- enforced. In their opinion, aliens
' ization, which did so much good in should be required to apply for nat-
I all parts of the world during the war utilization within a limited tiiue
J period. Each school district will be after their arrival or forfeit
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their
organized and a local committee se­ ■ right to become citizens.
lected, assisted by the teachers. Here
Foreign language newspapers re-
in Tillamook City, which is school ■ceived considerable attention and a
district No. 9. .the American Legion, I majority of the members present
kindly consented to take an active favored their abolition. A larger ma­
part.
jority believed that if permitted,
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Fred C. Baker, .the newly elected such newspapers should be required
president of the Tillamook County to publish translations in English of
chapter of the American Red Cross, all matters printed in the foreign
as well as the executive board, would tongue. This, it was suggested, would
like to see every adult person become assist foreigners in learning the
a member of the local chapter of English language.
' the Red Cross, and as the people of
The local post has acquired the use
Tillamook County were so patriotic of the old Commercial Club rooms in
land hard workers during the war, ! the Tillamook block and will make
I Mr. Baker confidently hope that the ! its headquarters there during the
people will back up the Red Cross in winter months.. Election of perma­
the future and that Tillamook Coun­ nent officers of the Post is scheduled
ity,, considering its size, will have an for Friday evening, November 7th.
exceedingly large
percentage of
members. For the information of the
public, we can say that no more Family Reunion of the Suratt-Lilly
drives will be made for money by the
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Families.
IJont fail to take advantage of these Cash Specials
Red Cross, with the exception of the
every week, they will help to reduce the ‘‘Hi Cost of
annual membership drive, ,and all
Mrs. J. M. Lilly (better known as
that is asked of a person is $1.00 to
Living.”
Mrs. DeLillies) returned home much
Our watchwords are, Quality, Cleanliness and Cour­
carry on the work of this great and
improved in her health after eight
commendable
organization. Fifty
teous treatment to our customers.
months visit with relatives and
cents of that amount will remain in
We Pay the highest market Price for Hides.
friends in southern California, New
Tillamook county
I the funds of
York, West Virginia and other paru
Chapter, which will be used for home
in the east and west.
service work amongst service men
While in West Virginia there was
and other benevolent purposes in
a
gathering
of the Surratt-Lilly fam­
leases of emergency. The disburse­
ment of the Red Cross funds is in the ilies and we take the following from
the Raleigh Herald:
hands of the executive board,, com­
On last Monday (8th inst) at Ar-
posed of seven members, and should
nett, a family reunion was held at
anything of importance come up
the old Perry Surratt homestead in
where a large amount of money is to
i Month Fork district of the Surratt-
be used for any one purpose a meet-
Lilly families. Those present and
ing of the members will be called to
taking part in the occasion were:
decide the matter.
Mr. Baker feels he has appealed to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neidlinger, of
i the people of Tillamook County for New York City, Mrs. Belle Lilly, wife
funds a good many times for differ­ of J. M. Lilly, of Tillamook, Oregon,
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ent purposes, but this is one of the formerly of Ghent, this county;
I most important, and for that reason Major Surratt, wife and family,
he makes a special request at this Arthur, Otho, Lee, Romey, and Non-
I time that the people of each school ¡ey; Covey Surratt, wife and family,
I district will do their best to create ■Shirley and Ruby; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
i interest and obtain as many members J Surratt and family, at whose home
as possible. It is the Intention to ¡the reunion was held, Grady, Oliver,
¡compile a list of the Red Cross metn- Margie and Marie; Mr. and Mrs.
Come and Hear this Machine Play before Buying.
i bers as soon after the membership , Calvin Surratt and family Goldie and
(roll call is over as possible. This will IDessie; the family of Alonzo Surratt,
It’s tone is natural—No metallic sound, only
be done in alphabetical form by 'deceased, Mrs. Hattie Surratt, Macle,
school districts, as it is important to Seth Surratt and wife; Mr. and Mrs.
the natural sound jf voice and instrument played.
know who are and who are not mem­ (Walter Surratt, Willie Hunter, neph-
bers of the Red Cross in Tillamook Jew of Hon. Perry Surratt and wife of
county, a copy of which will be sent Rhoadfield, W. Va.. Fannie Hunter
to each school district and the entire and Sylvia Hunter, Attorney C. L.
list published in the newspapers. It Lilly, V. T. Lilly, Mrs. S. 8. Lilly,
takes only a dollar to have a person’s Oscar Lilly, Miss Ethel Lilly, all of
name on this roll of honor. As will be ! Beckley, John R. Combs of Arnett;
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seen by an article in this issue the Mrs. Cordelia and Van Hunter, of
Junior Red Cross will have a drive Dry Creek.
for membership apart from this | The sumptuous repast t was prepar­
drive. There was some little misun­ ed and served by Mrs. Ford Surrati
derstanding last year, and to make it and Mrs. Major Surratt, after all har
plain the Red Cross Membership Roll partaken of a bounteous feast Attor­
Call is for adults and the Junior Red ney C. L. Lilly made a brief address
on the life and history of the Surratt
Cross drive is for the children.
One of the features in Tillamook family.
Counly on Armistice Day, November | After the address a number of old
11, is that every adult person should ' HOnfiTH
song« rind
and familiar
familiar hvmnu
hymns were sung,
wear a Red Cross button on that, the closing and very appropriate one
tor the occasion being “God Be With
day.
Should anyone wish to give more You ’Till We Meet Again."
than $1.00 to the Red Cross they can
do so in two ways. First,, by taking Ziegfeld Beauties in "The Belle of
out more memberships, and. second,
New York."
In taking out one membership and
Red
the
donating the remainder to
"The Belle of New York” of which
Cross, and in the latter case the bal- Select Pictures presents Marion Dav-
ance of the money would go into the ics, affords everyone a wonderful op-
funds of the local chapter.
portunity to see the world renowned
beauties of the ZIcgAld Midnight
All—whether they have lived
American Legion to Help in Red Frolic.
in Oshkosh or Paris—have heard of
Crow Memberihip Drive.
the beautiful Ziegfeld girls; they
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Tillamook Post, No. 47. of the have heard but have not seen. Select
American Legion, voted unanimoue- Pictures now gives them the oppor­
Reformed Church.
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Llenkaemper will .peak ly last Friday evening to assist the tunity of seeing these stunning,
At the Reformed Church, corner of on "The Characteristic« of True local chapter of the Red Cross in Its charming, beautiful graceful girls.
"The Belie of New York.” which
5th Street and 4th Ave. on the com- Charity.” The choir will render apec- membership drive, which is to open
ing Sunday at 11 o'clock, the pastor, (lai music. Sunday School at 10 a.m. ! next
of
the will be seen at the Gem Theatre next
week.
Support
We are offering the following at
Special Cash Prices :
Ivory Soap Flakes, 2 packages for 25c.
20 Mule Team Boraxaid Soap Powder, 3
for 25c.
20 Mule Team Borax Powder, 10c. a pk.
Elco Bottle Bluing, 3 bottles for 25c.
Best Grade English Breakfast Tea, two
pounds for 75c.
Sani Flush at 25c. per can.
Del Monte Pork & Beans, No. 1 can,
12 for $1.00.
Del Monte Pork & Beans, No. 2 can,
6 for $1.00.
Toilet Paper, four large rolls for 25c.
Whole Com at $40.00 per ton, off of car.
Star Grocery Company.
Stradivara
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$1,500.00
1 1917 Maxwell • $450.00
1 Chalmers' Six $1000.00
1 Overland
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Tube vulcanizing
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In connection with ns we have Best Auto Shop in Town.
Of course, it all turns out right in
Tillamook County Being Organized terest were discussed during the with the most beautiful group of the end, but the suspense is quite
for Drive, Which Starts Next
meeting. The ex-service men express­ girls in the world as a background in gripping before Helen Tremain’s ship
ed themselves as favoring a small a world famous production, makes steers in the harbor of love and hap­
Week,
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"The Belle of New York” one of the
most charming and wonderful pic­
tures that has ever been produced on
I the screen.
piness. The photoplay is based upon
a short story by Griswold Wheeler
which appeared recently In a popular
magazine. A cast of exceptional merit
has been chosen for this picture, the
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"The Marriage Price’’ at The Gem. list of supporting players being head­
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ed by Wyndman Standing and Lionel
Untold thousands of admirers of Atwell.
Elsie Ferguson, the beautiful and
talanted Artcraft star, have another
Reformed Congregational Church.
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treat in store for them when her
10 a.m. Sunday School.
latest starring vehicle, “The Mar­
11 a.m. preaching. • Theme: “A
riage Price” is presented for the first
time in this city at the Gem Theatre Preacher 3 Days in a Submarine."
Come and listen to the thrilling
next Wednesday, Nov. 5. Miss Fergu­
son has a new and delightful role message and take home the moral ef­
in this photoplay, that of a young so­ fect.
Rev. Richard Schuetze, pastor.
ciety girl who is impoverished when
We are still after the high cost of
living ; buy from the following list for
cash and save money.
White Ribbon Shortening, 5 lb. pail $1.25
h
ff
ft
101b. ,, $2.45
M. J. B. Coffee, any size, per lb. 45c.
Standard Tomatoes, 2 lb., 2 cans for 25c.
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21 lb., per can 15c.
Campbells Soups, 2 for
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- 25c.
Pancake Flour 9 lb. sack
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85c.
Tree Tea, 1 lb. package
- ' ■ 40c.
Com Syrup in one gallon glass jars $1.25
We have a large supply of this mer­
chandise except shortening and syrup.
You should act quickly on them as the
market is very strong.
-yr\ '>7r
?r- Zry
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