Movie Attractions
At the Rex
On Friday, February 11, at the
Rex, local movie devotees will be
given the opportunity of seeing
Grace Davidson, the beautiful young
screen star, in her latest production,
"Atonement."
Miss Davidson, by her rare ability
and beauty, has earned for herself
the
the honor of being acclaimed I
loveliest woman of the screen.
i
“Atonement" gives full scope to her
talents, and the exquisite gowns
which she wears throughout the play
enhances her beauty.
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Put on your laughing cap. Bub
bles, the joy creator, is on her way
to town and will hold forth at the
Rex on Wednesday, Feb. 9.
This picture from the time that
the script was turned over to the di
rector at the studio until it was
placed In the leading theaters of the
country as a finished production, hub
been a constant source of joy. T>
begin with, three members of th«»
cast were led to the altar. The di
rector became the happy and proud
father of twins, and Mary Anderson,
the dainty star of Bubbles, has been
placed in the front rank of movie
stars through the wonderful succe-.
which this film has enjoyed.
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Running the gamut of hatred, in
justice, a human life at stake, a
mother's reason nearly dethroned,
Hal. Reid’s greatest play "The Con-
fession,” has been made into a
super-feature motion picture, at a
cost of 3190,000. Mr. Reid never
fails in the happy ending, “and they
live happy ever after.” But in thia,
his masterpiece, and this is saying
much for he has written a hundred
OREGON NORMAL
O
\JUL
summer
session
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The summer terms of the Oregon Normal School will
be held as follows:
MONMOUTH:
Regular Courses six weeks, beginning June 2?, 21
Elementary Teachers' Training Course twelve
weeks beginning June ’27, '27.
PENDLETON:
Regular Courses six weeks beginning June 27, '21
For detailed information concerning Monmouth write
to J. H. Ackerman, Monmouth, Oregon.
For detailed information concerning Pendleton, write
to H. E. Inlow, Pendleton, Oregoe.
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upon the emotions of bls audiences
as only the practical playwright i
knows how to do, before the finish
of the story. It Will be shown at
the Rex Sunday. Feb. 6.
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Although “Danger Valley,” the
latest Neal Hart picture, is a story
of the desert and was actually film
ed amidst the heat and desolation of
Death Valley, some of the earlier
scenes portray the luxury and gai ty
of New York society life. One of
the biggest and most magnificent
bail room sets ever used in pictures
was erected for the filming of this
part of the picture, and over 100 ex
tra people were employed. "Danger
Valley" will be seen at the Rex on
Monday, Feb. 7.
PROVING MORE POPULAR
We Want
to hear from those in
the several commun
ities of Tillamook
county. who wish to
make a little extra
money. W e would like
to have a correspond
ent in every part of the
county. This will give
you a chance to make
a few extra dollars and
get the doings of your
community published.
Write for particulars.
At the Gem
Have you ever loved? If you
have. Just suppose you became con
vinced that the man you thought .
loved you had merely used you
to
further his own interests; that you
had been made the tool of a spy;
that your supposed lover had lied to
you and laughed at you behind
your back. What would you do?
Would you want to kill him? See
Augusta Thomas’ great American
drama, "The Volcano,” and find
out what Ruth Carroll did in these
circumstances. It’s a wonderful bit
of human psychology. It will be
(shown at the Gem Monday, Feb. 7.
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A good laugh is in store for
screen lovers who view Wallace
Reid in his new Paramount-Art-
craft picture, "The Lottery Man," to
be shown at the Gem on Saturday.
Feb. 5. It was a smashing farce
comedy when produced as a stage
play on Broadway a few years ago
and New Yorkers haven't stopped
chuckling over it yet.
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HEADLIGHT
PUBLISHING
COMPANY
More people are taking advanu.*"
of the oppoitunity to use the high
school gymnasium than when it «as
first opened.
At first it was thought that very
few women would wish to use '.he
playing floor and that one night a
week would be all they would care
for. However, the ladies have or
ganized a basket ball tea a, an 1 will
need more time to practice, so will
be given the use of the playiu„
floor from 7:30 to 9:30. and from
8:30 to 9:30 on Thursday nights.
Hours for the tank are the same a
before: Ladies, Monday night from
8 to 9:30; men. Wednesday, 8
9:30; family night Thursday 8
9:30. Admission, to cover expenses,
25c per night, or tickets good for
12 nights at 32 50.
.
a
Bargain
Sire More Than Half.
We have long told that the sir- is
half the herd. Some students of the
problem of heredity have advanced
the idea that the sire possesses the
.’J power
to transmit his characteris
tics to offspring in much greater de
gree than does the female. They ar
Stock Food Law
Humble bossle, with her biped and gue that the sire is the "metal and
quadruped associates, is placed on a the dam the mould’’” into which it
parity with mere man insofar as is cast and given form, and that the
hygiene and its relation to food is finished product, except for external
concerned, in a proposed law Intro characteristics, possesses the quali
duced in the senate by Senator Sta ties of the metal rather than
ples, of Portland.
For Senator “mould.”
This is an interesting idea, though
Staples’ bill (S. B. 20), which, if
one
that seems difficult of proof.
enacted into law, would supersede
the old commercial
feeding stuff Not many people would be as will
law and would impose a brand new ing to accept into their dairy herd
pure foods act in the feeding of the daughter of a great proven dairy
sire and a beef cow, as they would to
stock.
The proposed law would require aooept the daughter of both a prov
all foods prepared for livestock to en dairy sire and a proven dam. Pos
pass stringent test by the state dairy sibly the sire is more than half- the
and food commission. It would be herd, but it is a far stretch of the im
so binding upon persons who would agination to suppose that he is 90
At any rate, h
feed livestock inferior food that lor per cent of it.
any violation of its terms they would ¡half, and livestock producers
be liable to a fine of not less than slowly admitting the truth of thi
3100 or so much as $1000 for’eacli statement and making it a part
j their breeding
philosophy.
violation.
The bill requires each parcel of | more quickly they all recognize the
food stuff for livestock to bear a la fact and banish the scrub from t lit I
bel containng the following inform herds and their communities, th
ation: weight, name brand or trade more quickly will many of the ills of
mark, name and address of manu the live stock industry be healed.—
facturer or sponsor, minimum
of Oregon Farmer.
centum of crude protein, minimum
Boosts Tillamook County
per centum of crude fat, maximum
"We have just passed through
per centum of crude fiber, maximum |
per centum of ash, maximum p< r one of the most successful years u
centum of grit, shell
or mineral | have ever had.” said B. L Beals Jr..
the Imperial.
«nr.
matter in poultry feeds, and the , yesterday at
specific name .cf earn ingredient Beals is cashier of the Tillamook
u*eiî tn the manufacturer of the I county bank.
: "We have sold all our cheese for
food.
The bill would authoiize the state ; this year and have contracted for
dairy and food < ouiinissioner to name ; next year at the price which will
when the purchasers ar ■
deputies to act as his assistant in ■ prevail
enforcing the terms of the proposed ; ready to have the product delivered."
act. These deputies are empowered F. B. McKinley, also of Till
by me bill to îuvade any or all I1VÎ- who is in the real estate business,
stock fodo mauufMturera and make : says, "Tillamook is one of tlie best
stock food manufacturer» and make I places to make money that I know
minute in pectiun of ail foodstuff of, but don’t say I’m a wealthy
i man."- Oregonian.
being made.
If you intend trying an elopement
take the advice of Bryant Wash
burn and travel light. Mr. Wash-
burn wants to be accommodating in
running off with his bride-to-be in
"Why Smith left Home," his new
Paramount-Artcraft picture, which
will be shown at the Gem Friday,
Feb. 4. and lugs three suitcases, two
hat boxes, and a dog along to th;
minister. It causes all
of
kinds
trouble—makes him late for I he
ceremony, puts an irate aunt on
the trail, and gets him into the
wrong berth on the train, And h<>
loses every piece of the baggage
when the train is wrecked and the
"fire proof” hotel in which the pa'r
seek haven burns down, Altogeth -r
It's a tumultuous honeymoon, end-
ing up with an earthquake. Lol.i
Wilson is the hero’s winsome bride
and looks the part, Others in the
cast are of high calibre. The pic-
lure was made from George Broad-
hurst's stage farce of the same
name and was directed by Donald
Cl isp.
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It was during the filming •jf oil"
of the scenes in "The Mark of Zor-
l ■ ’ thet afforded Miss Mary Pick-
Any person dealing in such food
ford, in private life. Mrs. Douglas
Fait banks, no end of amusement and sluffs will at all time- b,> account
that her laugh'et as well of those able to the state dairy and food cot’l-
I” sent, appealed almost Unc •r.trcl ¡missioner and that official is em-
• able. It all o’C’l'-ed one aft • nuo i powered to revoke licenses for op-
■»hen she was ft ie'sure and decided eration at his discretion.
to e few friend hueband ett' hb ca
In addition to the fines imposed
pe- before the ••amera anl thcreup- for violation of any provision of the
. n chanced to see "Doug" as ’ 'Dor. proposed law the state Is authorized
Di< gt Vega," one of the chámete rs
to seize, condemn or sell any feed
in the story, A h “lion Di-'go" he
ing stuffs that is found not to meet
made a slow exit from a palatial
with the requirements of the law.—
hacienda in an extremely lazy, ln-
Oregon Voter.
dolent manner gaily arrayed and as
sisted by two servant« in mounting
a ’■mall, harmless burro ad ined
Dairy Council to Meet
with a silver bridle, And as one of
The Oregon Dairy Council
will
the servants unfolds a parasol and hold a meeting of the stockholders
hands it to him, the v vary uninter- ; and members on February 4th at 2
ested "Doug" ambled away. Here P. M. In Portland Central Library,
was a strong contrast to • l.cse an-
room E Plans for reorganizing cer
tics always undergone by the stren-
tain branches of the work will be
uous "Doug." This scene furnishes discussed. J. E. Dunn, the new pre
many a laugh in “The Mark of Zor
sident. will preside.
Fred Merrill
ro," which will be shown at the Gem
Is the new secretary. Edith Knight
Tuesday. Feb. 8.
llill who has served the council and
directed all the educational work
for the past two years has resigned.
Phonographs
We are selling at large reductions
the last of three different lines of
phonographs. This is
Your
Opportunity
If you take advantage of it before
the limited supply is exhausted.
Tillamook Music Co
Victor Dealers
Pennsylvania
AUTO TUBE
N0TICE
During the next two weeks
i
will conduct at my sales barn east
of town, near the railroad station,
a sale of all kinds of livestock, in
cluding cows, calves, pigs, chickens,
horses, etc., and farm Implements.
If you have anything for sale list
the same with me and I will dispose
of it at my big sale. What have you
got?
J. E. REEDY.
adv.
NOTICE
In order to assist our customers
and friends In making their income
tax return for 1920, we have em
ployed W. H. Whitely, tax expert,
who will be here for one week, Feb
ruary 7lh to 12th inclusive. Those
wishing to take advantage of this
offer may do so, free of charge.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
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Tillamook, Oregon
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See me about the Vaugh-made D.
J. B. gas stump puller. E. G. Krebs.
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OREGON
TILLAMOOK.
Cut down your tire and tube expenditures by anticipating
your Spring and Summer requirements and getting—
Absolutely FREE
^-one Ton Tested" Tube, of corresponding size, with
every Vacuum Cup Tire bought at our store. Act
QutcA/y. This offer is LIMITED. Once it expires,
it will not be renewed. Early ordering will avoid
disappointment.
WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS,
Mr. Carl llabcrlach of Tillamook
is a member of the Board of Oregon
Dairy Council and has ably served
them for the past year.
Girls Have Sneezing Chamber
appeases kiddies*
thriving appetites
and parents’ thrifty
pocketbooks.
The OLYMPIC I. Inf IncluJfS pour fo-
iwltf crrwl tant tardy miS.’rif. paOrd.
umrpfd and <tah\l
Wellesley. Mass.,— A corpza closet
snuff the snuffles and nip the
colds of Wellesley college girls is to
be installed at Founders’ hall, it was
announced today. The coryza closet
is an air tight little room lined with
zinc and tilled with the healing and
disinfeetiug vapors of eucalyptus
oil
and
formaldehyde.
When a
student feels a sneeze coming she
«ill rush into the compartment, shut
her eyes, take a few deep breaths and
the pulmonary menace will vanish.
— Exchange.
The Complete Laborer
A stranger strolled into the office
of a small-town paper,
T wonder if you could put roe in
touch with the writer of this ad?"
he said, handing the clerk a clippins
which read:
“Young man . industrious, relia
ble. wants work as chauffer, cook,
stenographer.
painter, carpenter,
clerk, night watchman, steamfitter,
handy man or laborer. P.O Box 13 •
“Got a job for him 7"
"No, but I’m a stranger tn th).«
burg and I want to meet up with
an exarmy man."—American Legion
Weekly.
Fairbanks -Morse
”Z” Engine with
Bosch Magneto
A Man is just as Young
and Strong as his
Blood
No man can fight the battles of
life and hold his own if his blood
is not pure, for rich, red blood
is what strength is based upon.
When you see a strong, vigorous
man. who never knows when he
is licked, you may wager that
such a man has coursing through
his veins rich, red blood. Many
people have thin, pale blood.
They are weak, tire easily, be
came discouraged quickly, and
sometimes feel like giving up the
struggle. Such folks need Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discov-
cry, which is sold by druggists
in liquid or tablet form.
It is made up of Blood root,
Oregon Grape root. Queen’s root,
Stone root. Cherry Bark, without
alcohol. Send 10c. to Dr. Pierce’s
Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y„
for a trial package of the tablets. ’
O lympia , W ash .—"My husband
1>r’ Pierre’s Golden
Medical Diseorety as a stomach
medicme and tonic, and declares
“ uiT b7’t„m£han'? in the
J J F o * ter . Cor.
Pear and bpring Streets,
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The Sup.’eme
Farm Engine
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and the Bosck ldgh ten-
non, oscillating magneto
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