THE TILLAMOOK THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1920 — HEADLIGHT i PAGE FIVE =----- ► G em T heatre S uper A ttractïons f. SOMEONE " HOUSE WHOLE OF LIFE is illumined! The flesh, the blood, the soul of livimg men and women —sinning, struggling, lov- ing! The reek of the under­ world, the lure of the sea, the breath of the fields in summer. Fused with a thousand smiles and tears into a great dramatic en­ tertainment that will live forever in your heart. Come! He Lied to Himself and Laughed at Himself ft Nothing, of course. He had the jewels and a clear field..,,. And yet....... How those eyes of hers got a tnan ! “Someone in the House” tells the story of a crook who thought, when he planned the theft of the priceless Brent diamonds, that they were worth the taking. Friday S aturda y > SOMEONE IN THE HOU SE'-METRO/' WALLACE REID in Friday and Saturday, Dec. 17-18.—“Some One In The House.” A Hot Spot Detective story produced by Metro and presented by celebrated cast. “Doing Time,” one reel Snub Pollard comedy. Sunday, Dec. 19—“Hawthorne of U. S. A.” featuring Wallace Reid. “The Huntsman.” two reel Clyde Cook Comedy produced by William Fox. One of tile season’s comedy trea ts. Monday, Dec. 20- "No. 99” featuring J. Warren Kerrigan. Two reel Comedy Feature. Tuesday, Dec. 21—"The Miracle Man” taen from the play by George M. Cohan, based on the story by Frank L. Packard. It’s a George Loan Tucker production. Don’t Miss It. Pathe Review. Wednesday, Dec. 22—“The Flame of the Desert” featuring Geraldine Farrar. “Bray Pictograph.” Thursday, Dec. 23—“Food For Scandal” featuring Wanda Hawley. "The Gingham Girl,” two reel M ack Sennet Comedy. COMING&Big Xmas Special. Watch for it—then see it. “Hawthorne 0fU. S. A.” Sunday, Dec. 19 “The Huntsman” A two-reel comedy sensa­ tion with Clyde Cook One of the season’s comedy treats. DON’T MISS IT, TUESDAY DECEMBER 21ST ? ? I No Advance in Prices THOMAS MEIGHANoruf BETTY COMPSON «Ì. Georoe LoaneTucker's'The Miracle Man’ ° J# Q’aramoun [^Xlrlcrafl picture r- i & i* ¿ a * a #« "N December 19. Sunday School at 10. Preaching at 11 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. Morning subject for meditation: , "The Wealth of Right Living.” In N____________________________ the evening: "A Pre-Christmas REFORMED CHURCH ¡Thought.” Preaching at eBaver at Sunday School at 10 A. M. Public M. Every man owes it to himself and Worthip at 11 o’clock. Subject: i “The Coming of the Son of Man, or to society to go to church some­ The Second Advent.” The Christ- where. We solicit your attendance. R. Fisher, Pastor. mas entei..ii’ i..' t'1 cf the Sunday • • * School will be held on Saturday ev- ‘ REFORMED CONGREGATIONAL ening, December 25th. W. G. Lienkaemper, pastor. Sunday School 10 A. M. * * * I Preaching service 11 A. M. On Friday, 8 P. M., December 24. PRESBYTERIAN 1 we will have a special Christmas Sunday School, 10 A. M. Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Sub- program. To all of our services we give a cordial invitation to the pub- jeet: "God’s Calendar.” Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M. Sub- lie. Rev. Richard Schuetze. ect: “Stereopticon Pictures,” illus­ * • « trated lecture will given the machine » CHRISTIAN CHURCH and slides are furnished by Dr. C. Wil! appreciate your presence W. Hayes of Portland. next Sunday at the church services, Worship with us. Allan McRea, Minister Morning, 11 o’clock, communion and * • * sermon. This service will help you. Evening, 7:30, song service and U. B. CHURCH U. B. Church services for Sunday, preaching. j At The Churches J WHICH IS THE BEST Phonograph < ? <1 <1 k‘t Sunday school at 10 A. M., with a splendid attendance for the last three months. You are urged to come. C. E. at 6:30 P. M. A pleasant hour with the young people. Wednesday evening at 7:30 Pray­ er meeting. A cordial invitation to the public. Harry E. Tucker, Minister. • • * EPISCOPAL Archdeacon Chambers will hold services next Sunday morning and evening in the dining room of the Masonic hall, at 11:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. • » « Compare all others with the New Edison and be your own judge. The supreme attainment in tone production. 1 • We carry a complete line of Edison Phonographs and Records. ▲ p An Ideal Gift for the Home HAVE ONE DEMONSTRATED LAMAR’S DRUG STORE Tillamook, Oregon My Cadillac stage line is in op­ eration for the winter equipped for comfort. One car leaves Portland daily at 8:30 a. m. and one leaves Tillamook daily at 8 a. in. Portland headquarters at Hoyt Hotel, 6th and but passengers will be Hoyt St., picked up anywhere down town at special request. Your patronage will be appreciated. IVAN DONALDSON P2-16 tf month, everybody welcome. ... . METHODIST Sunday School at 10 o’clock. Plan to be on time to join in the opening ; hymn. i Preaching at 11 o’clock. Dr. E. E. Gilbert. Dist. Snpt. of Salem District I will preach. After the preaching i service a basket dinner will be serv­ ed. A business session will follow in which the quarterly conference will be held, and the budget for the ensuing year will be announced and | provided for. At the close of this session the Pastor will announce the ? date of the beginning of special ser­ vices and plans therefor. Make this a good fellowship and rally service. a cordial invitation is extended to all. | The hour of the evening service is ¡7:30. The Pastor will preach, A special meeting of the Official 1 Board will be held Friday evening December 17th at 7:30 at the office of George Winslow, Attorney at law. 0 b h- y I ! New Store Opens Saturday ✓ 15 Percent RedUCtlOD NOTICE After Sunday the 19th, we will1 not take any more negatives with j CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Christian Science society • the promise of finishing them by OVO STUDIO. holds services in the Woodman’s | Christmas. Hall, National Building, every Sun­ day at 11 A. M. Sunday School 10 Burge Grocery will be open A- w- Wednesday evening metings the public Saturday. Dec. 18. Give 12-16U , first and third Wednesday of each us a call. WAR ON DISEASE WORLD WAR Health Problems of the Remotest Land Is the Concern of All Peoples. The wnr against dlsense Is a world war. Commerce carries dangerous In­ fections, as well as goods and Ideas. The henlth problems of the remotest land concern all peoples. More and more, nations are coming to recognize their Interdependence in henlth as In industry, government, science, nnd cul­ ture. There are even now foreshndow- Ings of world wide cooperation In com­ bating the maladies which have long threatened humanity. For this new campaign lenders are needed to extend the frontiers of medical science, to teach, to organize, to administer. Demonstrations are required to con­ vince communities nnd nntlons that disensea can be controlled and even eradicated. The Rockefeller Founda­ tion, enlisted for this world-wide cam­ paign agninst disease. Is cooperating with many agencies in five continents, Is fostering the growth of Internation­ al confidence and good will, and is seeking the fulfillment of Its chartered purpose—“to promote the well-being of mankind throughout the world. to Burge Grocery will be open the public for business Saturday, I Dec. 18. We will be glad to have ' you look our stock over and get □ur prices. ? G. W. BURGE, W. J. HILL, REFINED YOUNG COUPLE WOULD G. L. BURGE. lik e furnished house-keeping rooms or small house on edge of STORES CLOSE town. Reasonable. Address S. E. Hine. General Delivery 12-16tl Tillamook merchants have decided to close their places of business all CLEARING SALE OF USED IN- day Saturday, December 2 5th. struments. Piano, $95.00; Edi­ h son talking machine, 15.00; disc The fire department was called j records, 25c; organ, $50.00; sew­ d out Thursday evening on an alarm ing machines, $10; Player rolls, from the house of Robert Eichinger 50c, and many other articles, all \ i 9th street and 6th avenue. An oil bargains. Tillamook Music Co. h : stove used for a heater exploded but Victor Dealers. 12-4tf I caused very little damage. Si FOR SALE — OLIVER TYPEWRIT ­ I , , »■ ....... , a ER. 115. The kind for a begin­ s i The Burge Grocery solicits your ner to learn on. I am buying a trade and will deliver your trade at new Oliver. A. A. McRea, 516 4th your home on or out of twon and alyao will taka your order for neat delivery. lJ-Htl I < Tillamook Portland Daily Stage. ▲venue, East. J. 12-l