Thursday, November 18. 1920
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Gem Theater ATTRACTIONS
I GORGEOUS AND
AMAZINGLY
SUPERB
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IAZIMOVA-
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JMEAME PEACOCK,
Friday and Saturday. Nov. 19-20—“MADAME PEA­
COCK" featuring Nazimova. One Reel Comedy.
Sunday, Nov. 21—"A REGULAR GIRL" featuring Elsie
Janis.
Monday, Nov. 22—“THE JOYOUS LIAR" featuring J.
W arren Kerrigan. '1 wo Reel Comedy.
Tuesday, Nov.23—"THE REVENGE OF TARZAN'
taken from "The Return of Tarzan" by Edgar Rice
Burrough. Pathe Review.
W ednesday. Nov. 23—"LORD AND LADY
turing Tom Moore. Brav Pictograph.
Thursday. Nov. 25—‘TIER BELLA ED VII
turing Wanda Hawley. "AN EASTERN
ERNER," 2 reel Harold Lloyd Comedy.
(Special Thanksgiving Program)
Frday-Saturday, Nov. 26-27—"THE FATAL HOUR.”
Metro Spècial Production Presented by an All Star
C ast.
COMING—November
GOLD. 29
” —ZANE GREY in "DESERT
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THE MOST
SPECTACULAR EIGHT
EVER SHOWN
-November 29—JACK PICKFORD in JOHN
ION (RS "LI 1'TLE SHEPHERD O’
KINGDOM COMI
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THE REVENGE OF TARZAN
G O LOWYN
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A Bare Handed Battle With a Ferocious Lion
TARZAN, BAC KFROM HIS SOFT LIFE IN EUR­
OPE AND AMERICA, FINDS IN THE JUNGLE A
SERIES OF ADVENTURES THAT WILL SEND
THRILLS TINGLING DOWN YOUR SPINE!
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The Ape Man Call the Beasts of the Jungle
Hundreds of Wild Beasts in Their Native Haunts
Tarzan Huunt His Food in the Jungle
Tarzan Kill a Full-Grown Lion Bare-Handed
THE MOST SENSATONAL FILM OF THE SEASON
AS THE WOMAN WHO RELINQUISHED WITH A
SHRUG THOSE THINGS IN LIFE MOST WOMEN
•HOLD MOST DEAR—FOR WHAT? ...SHE .WAS
LATER TO LEARN.
In ths, her latest and greatest picture, one sees Nazimova
at her magnificent best.
BARRICK & HALL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
National Building
SOMETHING
IN
WuFi EYE?
REX THEATRE
Sunday and Monday, Nov. 21st
and 22nd "Broadway Bronchos.”
"Passing the Buck", comedy.
Tuesday.
Nov.
23rd — "Blue
Streak McCoy.” Universal News.
"Fix It For Me.” comedy.
Wednesday, Nov. 24th—"Forbid­
den Valley,” "Romance and Rough­
house,” comedy.
Thursday. Nov. 25th—Matinee,
“Polly of Storm Country," "Bung
and Bungling,” comedy.
There Are a Few Simple Rules for the
Removing of Irritating
Particles.
Though manj- people have become
expert in the art of removing Irritat­
ing particles from the eyes of others,
a few words on this subject will not
be out of place. In removing a for­
eign particle from the eye, ask the pa­
tient to look down, and then take hold
VETERINARIAN
of the eyelash with thumb and fore­
Bell Phone 2F2.
Mutual Phone. finger of the left hand and pull the eye­
lid downward and slightly away from
tl^e eyeball. Next evert, or turn back,
Tillamook, Oregon
the eyelid by placing midway between
the eyelashes and eyeball the tip of the
thumb of the right hand and make the
same movement that would be re­
tired to turn back the edge of a coat
t DENTIST
sleeve.
If the particle Is located on the In­
Tillamook Building
terior of the upper lid it may be re­
(Over Halton’s)
moved with a clean handkerchief or
a piece of clean cotton placed on tlie
Tillamook, Oregon
end of a toothpick or match. If the
Irritating substance Is not on the upper
lid try to find it in the same manner
Dr. J. E. Shearer
Dr. A. C. Crank on the lower lid and remove It in tfie
same way. When the particle is Im­
bedded in the cornea, or covering of
the eyeball, it is best to*yusult a phy­
x MEDICINE & SURGERY
sician or eye specialist.
remov­
National Building
ing the particle from t?^Z«-ye It is ad­
visable to irrigate the delicate mem­
Tillamook. Oregon
ber with boric acid.
Under no circumstances should any­
one touch the eye with a handkerchief
R. T. BOALS. M. D.
or other agent that has been mois­
tened with saliva or with the tip of the
' Surgeon and Physician
tongue.
lu treating the eyes with some kind
I. O. O. F. Building
of liquid medicine one should take care
never to invert the dropper after the
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
solution has been drawn into the
rubber end downward and the fluid
permitted to run into the rubber and
DR. J. G. TURNER
then back Into the glass as the solution
will very likely contain particles of
Eye Specialist
powder thnt have washed off the rub­
ber bulb, and these may Irritate the
Permanatly Located in Tillamook
eyes. Always hold up the rubber end
Private Office in Jenkin’s Jewelry
of the dropper. The fluid should never
Store.
be dropped directly on the eyeball un­
less the physician has so advised.
Latest Up-to-date Instruments and
The proper practice is to draw down
Equipment
the lower lid and place the drops on
the exposed inner surface of the lid.
Evenings and Sundays by
One or two drops are always sufficient
Appointments
and it Is only waste to use more.—
Floyd W. Parsons In the Saturday Eve­
ning Post.____________ ___
Tillamook. Oregon
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t>R. O. L. HOHLFELD
Card of Thanks
Tillamook
Bakery
The home of good bread
and all kinds of fine pastry
Everything Strictly
Sanitary
dus. Vogler, Prop.
Dr. Ramsey
THE GREATEST ARTISTS OF THB
For Sale—Vaughn Drag saw, cheap '
World have entrusted their repu­ good condition, fot particulars address I
tations to the Victor Records
F. S. Armentrout. P. O. box 492 No.
Hear them at their best in your
own home. Tillamook Music Co., 12 Eighth St. Tillamook Ore. 11-lltf I
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Dealers, opposite P. O.
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Lest—Hub cap off Elgin Six be­
FOR RENT—Two room furnished tween Pleasant Valley and Tillamook
apartement.
Shaw- Apartments return to W. M. Powell, Tillamook,
905 Sixth street.
ll-18pl R. F. D. 32.
11-lltf
LOST—NOVEMBER 10 AT S. P. f'OR SALE FARM OF 130 ACRES,
station, purse contain ng bills end
Wells watered. 90 acres tillable.
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money. Finder return to The
30 acres wood, big brush, , Good
H eadlfffht office and receive .«tiH-
eight room house with running
abl® reward.
11-I8p2
water, telephone, ne w concrete
basement. Barn, 22 swing stan-
WANTED—SOME ONE TO TAKE
chion«, new 12x30 HÜO. Hot/-!
care of two little boy? 4 and C,
and chicken burn, For quick
In or near Tillamook. Additss P.
buyer include 7 cows, 3 helfe.
O . Box 418, Tillamook.
11-llpl
horses, machinery, tools, hay and
ensilage. Price »5000, half down.
YOUNG WOMAN WISHES WORK
No agent. For particulars Inquire
aa nurse in confinement cares.
of Feldman 4 Wittanburg, Wor­
Write Route 1, Box 3S.
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cester, N. Y„ R. D. No. 3. Il-18p3
Dr. Lebow can be found at Dr.
Wise's Tillamook office, south of the
Court House every Mond.nv, Tues­
Without Reservations.
day sad Wednesday until mu *.
Boat«* Traaaerlpt.
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Osteopath
Room 110-1. O. O. F. Bldg., Tilla­
For Sale 12 head of young stock. Dr.’s Allen and Sharp. Dentists.
al Mazda lamps. They give better Also 6 tons of hay. Wm. Stuivenga.
mook. Mutual phone, Bell phone
National Building.
light.
146-M.
ll-18pd.
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I Wanted: truck and auto drivers
big reductions in Millinery at Mi is
wages »150, investment of »500 re­ Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. 0. 0. T,
Send your orders to Wm. Stuiven-
Patterson’s. All tailored and feath­
quired. Also want agent for Tilla­
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
ga
for
parsnips
in
suck
lots.
ll-18p|
er trimmed hats greatly reduced.
mook under same conditions. Wiitc
Many soft off the face models it Singer Agency—opposite Postoffice.
or call, 325 Gilson St., Portland, Shingles for Sale—All Orders deliver-
»5.00.
11-4 Pianos and tuning. All work guar­
ed fi< ♦•. Wi lle W. H, Sales, Mohh-r,
Or. Your Transporatlon Lines Inc.
anteed H. F. Cook 131 W. 11-1 if
Or.
11-4t 3m.
11-18
Ford. For Sole, reasonable, has body
that will hold 6 milk can.-., has Just
been overhauled, a dandy truck for
a dairyman. See Geo. Hoskins, 2
mtles north of town.
11-4
AT LAST—A VICTOR DEALER IN Listen1 Have you an old piano you
want to sell? I will pay the top
Tillamook County. Victor Vlc-
price- cash! Or, possibly you are
trolas, »25.00 and up. Victor Re­
thinking of trading it in on a new
cords, 85 cents and up. Tilla­
one or a Player. Write or phone
mook Music Co., Opposite P. O.
and I’ll be around to see you. Le­
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land B. Erwin. The Piano Man.
THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD
For Sale—Nearly new boys all wool
—Victrolas and Victor Record.».
suit, long pants, size 34 or 36. Address
Tillamook Music Co., Opposite
O.
11-18tf P. O. Box 291.
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According
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. the Fleet Review a
man presented himself for enlistment
who said that his mother was an
American who had married a Frerfch-
man In Italy. He said further that
he was born on a ship flying the Span­
ish colors while she was lying in the
English channel, »hat his parents hav­
ing died in Sweden when he was five,
he was adopted by a German who
brought him up In the United States.
The man who adopted him was not a
naturalized citizen.
“Would you class him ax a man
without a country F someone asked
the recruiting officer.
“Thunder, not” wax the reply. “Td
daaa him aa a League of Nation*"—
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Go to the Sunset Eelectric for Nation­
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‘State-Wide* Telephone Service
Class fled Ads
Drs. Shearer and Crank
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f For Sale, two latest styls White sew-! For sale: good steel range, also organ. \ Let the Sunset Electric wire your
If in need of glasses see A. H. Hanis.
mg luucnineE, al mom new, Singar
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1 * home
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■ save you money.
and
Cail Fränk Nelson.
Registered optician, at R. W. Ben­
At,envy opposite F. O.
nett’s Jewelry store Tuesday and
Now is the time to order your cab­
Beef for canning, grain’ fed. Send
Saturdays until further notice. Will
Money to Ioan—Enquire of John your ordersto Wm. Stuivenga. Prices bage for kraut.. In 2 or 3 weeks the
make dates any time. Phone 143-J.
L-land Henderron, 206-3rd St., right; satisfaction guaranteed.
price will go up. Win. Stuivenga.
! Tillamook, Oregon.
ll-18pd.
ll-18pd.
It is with sincere appreciation
that wc express our thanks to the
many kind friends for their floral
offerings and the assistance render­
ed during the sickness and death of
our loved one.
Mr. H. H. Sander and family,
Mrs. L. Pelz and Family.
When in need of something electric
just call on the Sunset Electric.
Ira Lance of the local post office,
Do you want to own the classiest
drove to Portland yesterday to take
car in Tillamook CounyttWill sell my
in the sights of the stock show.
Stutz 4 cyl. 16 valve, 4 passenger,
Bulldog model, cheap. Terms to res­
ponsible party. Guaranteed to be in
fist ciass mechanical condition. Good
Dr. Leb>w will be a',vpu. Wise rubber extra wheel and tire. John
Cloverdale office on Dec. 8tb and A. Carroll.
9th.
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For Sale—Upright Kohler piano in
180 ACRES OF GOOD LAND LOCA-
good condition. Also Victrola and 34
ted 4 miles south of Tillamook
City, on gravel road, close to pav­ records. Goyne Ranch South Prairie.
ed road. Place runs 13 cows at 11-llp.
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an
present time, can be Improved Io
run 60 head. First class build­ For Sale: Vaughn dragsaw, with
clutch, almost new. Also new ones.
ings on place. For terms see own­
E. G. Krebs.
er, W. H. Goyne.
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W. C. DUEBER
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Our efforts are.constantly direct id to the extension and improvement of
“state-wide” telephone service. Large and small communities are dependent
upon each other, comtnercia'ly and soc ially. Good telephone equipment in the
cities and towns of Oregon, with good construction and well maintained "long
distance” pole lines and wires between, mean their mutual convenience and
profit.
1 he value of any telephone is proportionate to the number of other tele-
phones which
' ‘ may ’ be connected with it. In Oregon there are approximately
138,000 telephones connected with our system. Ideal telephone service means
the prompt connection of any one of Hi esc with any other and the least possible
loss in strength and distinctness in the c onversalions that follow.
Our entire plant is engineered and constructed with the object of rend
ering a satisfactory “state-wide” service sufficient in facilities available 'lit
with these facilities efficiently maintain ed. For this purpose the telephone
equipment must be better, local and trunk wires must be of proper size ami
type, and central offices and .switchboar ds must have additional apparatus to
accommodate and care for the long distance circuits.
Before the troubled period of the war we always aimed to maintain “spare
or reserve plant—that is, plant ahead of immmediate needs, thus ensuring
prompt and more satisfactory conipli i ice with demands for service as th *v
arose. Duringthe war this reserve w.s exhausted as the materials ) we use
were required and properly taken by tie Government and those industries
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given priority consideration.
With the reconstruction period, a s in the case with all other lines of bus-
iness, our problems have contnued to a n unexpected degree. W c are still
hampered by shortage of materials an d delayed deliveries.
We realize the requirements of on r long distance patrons. We have a
comprehensive and well defined program designed to provide additional toll
nj continually growing demands.
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