THTVRSDAY. JA NT AP. Y January 21 *w23 SCREEN SPECIALS Martin Vivian in Eugene O’Brien in “The Third Kiss” “The Wonderful Chance”- “The Two Fisted Lover”--a two reel Western and Clyde Cook in Quick” € WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26 Madge Kennedy and a Sunday, Jan. 23 — “THE WONDERFUL CHANCE” featuring Eu­ gene O’Brien “KISS ME QUICK.” 2 Reel Clyde Cook Comedy. TWO-REEL COMEDY Wednesday, Jan 26— “DOLLARS & SENSE” featuring Madge Kennedy. 2 Reel Comedy. and Game Back to the Kitchen” Positively the most thrilling photoplay ever made. Two aeroplanes crash at an elevation of 3000 feet. The only picture ever made of an aerial accident by a camera man in another plane. Don’t fail to see Houdini, the Hand Cuff King in his death-defying stunts in “The Grim Game.” and a TWO-REEL COMEDY. “LOOSE LIONS" A MA CK SENNE TTC O MED Y 2525H5H5H5H5HSBS25Z52SZS25H5B5E5H5Z5HS?5?JÆ Local News J. C. Brown and Matt Terry drove to Portland last Saturday on busi­ ness to be gone a ew days. Monday, Jan 24— “POLLYANNA” featur­ ing Mary Pickford. “THE SANDMAN.” 1 reel Comedy presenting The Vanity Fair Girls. Tuesday, Jan 28— “THE TERROR, ” fea- turingTOM MIX. “Bathe Reviews.” Chin Toy” Thursday, Jan. 27— “CHIN TOY.” featuring Shirley Mason. “BACK TO THE KIT­ CHEN.” 2 Reel Mack Sennett Comedy. Mrs. H. E. Hoss and Mrs. W M. Mrs. M. Seabrook visited Gari­ 3 Mrs. Helen Ebinger left for Herm- Petteys, who have been visiting baldi on Tuesday, she was pleased io 3 iston, Monday to visit her folks. heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. E G. make the acquaintance of a few I Lantz, and to attend the wedding of young people who wish instructions I W. E. Anderson left Monday for their slsttjr, Miss Betty Lantz, re­ in piano.. Portland on business. timed to their homes Wednesday. Instructions in piano and organ A. M Hare left for Portland. Mon­ Mrs. Hoss live» at Orgeon City and being her business in former years, Mis. Petteys at Jennings Lodge. day. (while living in the East) she in­ I j tends returning'to it. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers left Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Walker of Thg teaching of children will re­ Portland were- In this city this week for Portland Monday. ■looking for a location for a dancing ceive her close attenton. also that Mrs. Mary Johnson left for school. The Walkers were formerly ¡of young people and adults of both Brighton Wednesday after spending located in Portland at “The Rose­ I sexes. As an accompanist Mrs. Seabrook a few days in this city visiting. land.” and finding no suitable hall for their business they returned to has had some valuable experience, ß Mr. and Mrs. Winters of Brighton their also as organist in churches of dif- home Tuesday. G who were here at the time of their ' ferent denominations in the East. K sisters death at the Boal's hospital A marriage license was issued Fri­ Mrs. Seabrook expects to visit Bay K Tuesday night, returned to their day to Edwin Wildfong and Abiglal City and Rockaway in the near fu- K home Wednesday. Mr. Winters is Nelson, both of Rockaway. , ture and meet thise who wish her $ going on to Eugene. services there. A. C. Anderson, Nehalem mer­ Her terms are reasonable, apply J. W. Bartas, who is with the Na­ chant. was in the eity Wednesday for information of Mrs. H. Lewis th? tional Pole Co., of Portland, was a and Thursday. Cove or write Mrs. M. Seabrook. Star business visitor in this city this D D Aitken, president of the Hol­ Route. Mohler, Oregon. arte. week, leaving for Portland Thurs­ stein Freaian cattle Club of Ameri< i day. will arrive In Tillamook Monday ev­ Mrs. F M. Mills left for Salt'iir ening. January 31st. and spend the You can get a 40 lb. Cotton following Tuesday here in confer­ ed (not stuffed) Mattress, at Felt- Thursday to spend to day. ence with local Holstein breeder.;. Reeher-Beser Furniture Company tho for Mrs. Arthur Whyte, «ho has been Xrrongenients are under way for a J 12.50. Others at J6.50 and up. visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Kural- reception for Mr. Aitken. Better see these Special Barguins. ti for a few days, left £or her home In Portland Thursday. S « M E MBER*^M FEDERAL RESERVEES» Mrs. L. B. Easton left Thursday for her home tn Portland after spending several weeks with her son. A. W. Easton of this city. Mrs. John Nelger left Thursday fur Hillsdale to visit relatives I’lie opening dance of a aeries of SYSTEM program dance» given by the Occi­ dental Club will occur next Satur­ day night. January 22, for which a ___ K special program has been arranged ¿S¿52S¿Sih.’5a5?y¿5¿S?S2Sd5¿SZÍ?f the local credit association. Free Pennsylvania Auto Tube TON TESTED" Cut down your tire and tube expeneitnres by an­ ticipating your Spring and Summer requirements and getting— Absolutely FREE —one “Ton Tested Tube, of corresponding »ixe, with ev- Act quickly, ery Vacuum Cup Tire bought nt our store This offer is LIMITED. Once it expires, it will not be renewed. Early ordering will avoid disappointment. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS TILLAMOOK. OREGON Mr». W G. McGee and son, Don­ ald. left Wi line-day for Nehalem to spend a few day» with Mr McGee THE EDISON POLICY I ■ B Edison sacrificed millions of dollars in profits, which he "n'th >Veimn’ w. W,.,V "'d h°*hc did this ar« explained >n heo.iu ur What Did Edison Do During the War?” Call, or write, for a copy of tins interrsting circular. !!aph» ,it‘wiiiVhr.n,,’e"t i,,Crea*e ,he T«X ots Phono- v ’ l - i \v 1"ecet'i‘ar.' '»crease the price of the i ' ' " " 1 hope that t» additional tax xviil tie plac­ ed mnstc which N;H)olttikn SHi(l . tbe leg» III tors ought to give the greatest encourtigewent." I vcit w :tli tit an additional tax. th- Edison Manufacturing L.abo.ator.es would have had to increase thiirVeil g prnes it they had not been able to maintain a full time operatmn their Phen, graph Works. \eXding v th. v H L. Stewart was a business vis­ itor in this city this week from Se.r. tie.- »hutj.nvn temporarily, while Ellison dealers, siich ns our s»hes, are preparing tiieir orders for 192). Mr» M Hlckenbai k of Mohler. ' who has been visiting Mrs. |oe Blas-! ser, returned to her home I'uesdsy. i F. M Mills of Saltair was a busi­ ness visitor in this city last week The Secret Of Happiness Spreading the wonderful gospel of everlasting gladness MARY PICKFORD in her latest picture “POLLYANNA" is bringing joy and new hope to( millions. As you watch her the ¡"glad” feeling creep«' through' your veins and into your heart and lol you find yourself loving' even your enemies and trying to do good by them.' 1 TAu production Is < From EJeanowH. Porter*» Novel “Pollyanna' Published by the Page Company Screen Adaptation by France» Marion fhotORjapbed by Charles Ro»her (Span for thtatn announctmint) A'so The Sand Man A ONE-REEL COMEDY Fairbanks Very Low Price This 40 light “F” plant comes to you completely mounted on one base. The power plant is the famous “Z" Engine which can also be used to furnish power for washing machine, churn cream separator, etc., independent of the dynamo, either direct or through a line shaft. Low speed engine and ball bearing dynamo assure long life, less attention, and lowest possible maintenance cost Touch a button to start and another to stop. See this wonderfully erncicnt plant and let us explain all the details. 40 LiGHTT PLANT 4 hWM325 *tun* indianapottù ’•plant« I »fiere •» below: «5 UM & «NUMI 40 Liçht F Plant I Tlls ,he Xew Edison. The Phonograph With a a »^oiil. have increased less than 15 percent since 1914. ■' A large share of this increase- is war tax. EdwIna Baker x>f Hobsonvllle and three other pupils from Gatl­ baldi were in thia city this week taking the state Sth grail,, examin- at Ions, Mr». Baker and Edwina re- tut to d to their hum,. Wednesday. Mrs Al Gulstrom left for Horka way, rue aiay to visit her parents Mr and Mr» 1. L. Van Nortwtck 'OABe eWf R. F. ZACHMANN ’’ I« There will be no increase 1 " ' "" in Edison prices, * 1 * Mary Pickford Garibaldi Music School You Are Acquainted With The Directors of This ( Tillamook County Bank Nuf sed! i Saturday, Jan. 22— “THE grim GAME, featuring Houdini (Til World’s Greatest Dare- Devil. “ LOOSE LIONS.” Reel Century Comedy. “Dollars and Sense” TUESDAY, JANUARY 27 Shirley Mason 1 Monday, January 24th Friday, Jan. 21- “THE THIRD KlbS, featuring Vivian Martin. “THE TWO FISTED LOVER.” 2 Keel Western Drama, featuringEd (Hoot) Gibson. IN D. Fitzpatrick R. E. Williams John Erickson H. T. Botts David Kuratli T. W. Lyster James Williams Wm. Maxwell M. Abplanalp His greatest Western thriller. Come early. Program Houd/n'‘The Grim Game Z/L The Grim HOUDINI J$Q,aramounlj&tcru/t tyidurv TOM MIX in 4 At th e Gem “Tlie Tenor” JnH W SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SECOND TUESDAY, JAN. 25th if it can be " E ***»" ’» I'1-', will not be reInce,| The manufacture of Edison Re Creations is being inervas ed. and a special department is being installed ¿r id manufacture of timely selections f“r the rap- 1 he chief changes in the market this week have been a decline in butter which we followed as - <> it comes ; and an advance in flour, but ware still selling at the old price. extra special . Scliced Pineapple in Highest Quality Large Can - - - . 4 qc Six for $2.25 One Dozen for $4.50 Ask your banker about the Edison policy, whereby vo« Rre able to buy B before the-war value with an afti r-the-war I. C. McDaniel, who has been con­ fined to his home with sickness, is now able to up and about again C. o. & c. M. DAWSON, The Episcopla guild will meet at the home of Mrs Blaney Coates next Tuesday afternoon. 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