/*♦ HFvo. CTl WI»I* I tfI# i#itti WiUiwiÉi»iwiwigr»TWTWiai»i«iaTa n mn<iraBiT« f Veil« and Peerless motor cars. Local Newa Ernest Ford a student in engin eering at O. A. C. arrived home Sat- Xi .rday for a vasattaa. Ted Ford returned trom O. A C. R' C. M. Vidito left on Wednesday 1 Saturday where he has attended the ♦ morning’s train for Portland und past school year. Mr. Ford is a other valley points. student in Commerce. Ward Mayer. Garibaldi contractor Verle S. Stanley, who has been the and Don Ellis, the postmaster at director of athletics and professor f that place were Tillamook visitors emistry at Wallowa High Mh <>1 Wednesday. for the past year arlrved Sunday will put its new schedule into effect G. G| Irish o fMeda was a Tilla evening Mr. Stanley is a griulunto mook visitor Wednesday. of the local high school and of Pa- at once with no stops i for dinner in J. P. Maginnis has taken the son-! clflc university and is well known in order to reach Portland and Tilla- tract for grading the Union Oil c_>m- i this vicinity, pany ’s plot near the Southern Pa- ; Lowell Edwards a student of O. mook at an early ' hour. Ticket office: cific station, where it Is reported the A. C. arrived home for the summer company will establish storage i months Saturday, F. B. McKinley Real Estate Office, tanks. K. B. Stevens of the ongin- j W. S. Buell and family of Belle- Bell phone 72W and Mutual phone. eering department of the Unloa Oil , rue arlrved in this city last Wedues- I company was in town the firs', part day for a short visit with Mrs Bu- of the week looking over the work. ells’' father, Mr. C. B. Wiley. E. T. Watkins local agent for the Mrs O. M. Cook returned LEAVES LEAVES i American Express company states week from Seattle where she Tillamook Portland Hoyt Hotel that his company will carry pack been visiting relatives the past t ages free of charge to the Pueblo weeks. 7:30 A. M. 3:15 AM. sufferers, If the packages are sent to „... k. Lewis , re- v- Mr. „„„ and Mrs. Wm. , A. 1:45 P. M. the American Red Cross or some | turned Sunday after a short visit in 2 P. M. bi Other such eharltable institution‘Portland, An. Portland 1 & 7:10 P. M. An. Tillamook 1:30 & 7:30 and not to individuals. H. J. Lambert of Seattle wan a fi H. H. Bromberg, formerly the au Tillamook visitor Friday. tomobile editor for the Oregon J. A. Horan of the State Highway Journal, was a Tillamook visitor the commission arrived in this city Fri • early part of the week. Mr. Brom- day to take charge of the work in : berg is at present with the Warren the South end of the county Mrs. Nettie Whetstone of Pendle ton arrived in this city Friday for a short visit here. A. F. Marsh of Ellensberg, Wis consin, was a Tillamook visitor Fri day. OC» J. B. Caldwell of Portland was a I business visitor last week. Chas. Whitman and W. H. Burtis of Salem were local visitors Friday. Mrs. L. Hall of Cloverdale was a Tillamook visitor last Saturday. housands of women to see the transformation you S. E. Fish of Brigton was a Tilla- f with keen home pride want yourself can make in home mook visitor last week Dr. C. L. Taylor pf Yamhill i:p«nt to do their own painting and things—furniture, floors, walls, Tillamook-Portland Cadi’lac St-^e line (.M.MXMXM.M We Make Paints, For Women’s Use at Home T . varnishing^ at home, and thou- fsands do—with materials we make. We make those materials es pecially for home use. You ask for “Fuller’s Home Service” Faint Products. And we maintain a special “Home Service Department” furnishing free information and detailed directions which will enable anyone to do his or her own work. You simply describe the arti cle, how finished now, and the effect you want to get. We tell you how, the kind of paint, the kind of brush—the things you peed to know to do good work You’ll be surprised, delighted r woodwork, bric-a-brac, etc. “Just a can of paint or var nish and a little work that’s fun," works wonders. Our knowledge of paints and painting practice has been gained through 72 years’ experience. We are one of the country’s largest manufacturers of paint products and make the very fin est kind of goods. Don’t think because you’ve never done it that you can’t do work like this yourself. Try it •with our help. Just follow Fuller’s Specifications and you’ll get the desired effects. Remember—don’t allow sur faces to rot. It costs less to paint them. Fuller^ V SPSCISlCATfON Home Service Joints Varnish«« • Enamels M'fd by W. P. Fuller & Co. WHERE TO BUY: Impor tant that you get the right ma- XSJterial so be sure to go to the Iright store for Fuller products. Cut out the coupon to the right as a memo to direct you. Write us now—a postcard— for booklet of Fuller’s Specifi- Adapted for any surface either inside or outside. The most dur able varnish obtain able. Withstands in terior wear and weather exposure. Does not scratch, peel, rub off or turn white. Dries over night F ullerwear is Ful ler’s Specification for all-purpose varnish ing at home—for furniture, tables, chairs, linoleum, etc. Boiling water cannot harm it, nor rolling furni ture. Dries dust-free in four hours. Walk cn it overnight. W. P. Fuller & Co. Dept. 11, San Francisco Pioneer Paint Manufacturers fog 72 Years Established 1849 Branches in 16 cities in the West Dealers Everywhere Also makers of Rubber-Cement Floor Paint, All-purpose Varnishes, Silken- white Enamel, Fifteen-for-Floors Var nish, Washable Wall Finish, Auto Enamel, Barn and Roof Paint, Porch and Step Paint. SAVE THIS (Cut this out and put it ia your pocket* book or handbag as a memo) c.tion “Home Service” Print Products which tells just what to buy for the work you have in mind. • Fullerwear “The AU-Purpo.e Varnish- • j* few days in the city last week. W. S. Bunkie of Garibaldi, was In .the city last Saturday E. C. Handsalcer of Brighton, was a business visitor Saturday Clara Plasker returned from Port land Monday, where she has been working for the Lennon Clothing Cc. Miss Plsaker will make her home at Plasker Court and work for the J. C. Penney Co. store here this summer, F. Silverton representing »be Cahn-Nicklesberg Clothing company of San Francisco was a business vis itor Saturday. Russet E. Sewell, former ct’.y at torney of Portland, accompanied by W. B. Streeter and Frank Bangs also of Portland, and Harry Nason of San Francisco formed a party who were in Tillamook on a fishing I rip last week. All members of the party re ported large catches and a fine time. I daughter returned Sunday after a two and a half months, “RIDE^ OF THE KING LOG ._ visit ___ with friends and relatives at Crandon, This\jreat play will be shuwu at Wisconsin. Miss Avis Woolfe arrived here the REX THEATER on Sunday and Monday after a three weeks visit at Monday, June 19 and 20. Roseburg. Tillamook gets this play before Alvord F. Mitchell Bodyfelt from the south part of the Portland, Seattle or any other coast county were united in marriage by city. It 2s a tale of lumber jacks, Rev. Harry E. Tucker on Juuj Sth. of the fights to control veluublo tim ber land and of the great north N0TICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Maine woods. | Sprinkling will be permlttol free Watch—The big log jam, the tide of charge under the following con ditions: From 5 p. m. until J p. m. down the rushing torrent on the each day, all east of Second Avenue King log, the plunge Into the swirl E., sprinkling on Monday, Wednes day and Friday. All west of Second . ing waters to rescue the girl. avenue E., Tuesday, Thursday and This is positively the biggest outr Saturday. All water to be turned of-door picture ever filmed. It Is off in case of fire. Sprinklers found taken from the famous novel of the Miss Helen Case is in the etiy for running after 9 p. m. water will be a two weeks visit with her parents, turned off, and sprinkling rights. same name and is full of action with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Case of I’laaker will be cancelled for the rest of the | which is woven the ever present love story and a drama of first wa Court. aeaeson. B order of Tillamook Wa- ter. ter Commission. Dated June 14, A. L. Gove of Sea»tie was a busi You had better come to the matl- 1921, by E. D. Hoag, Supt. ness visitor last week. ne and avoid the crowds at night. B. D. Lamar and family of Cor vallis are in the city for a short vis it with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brodhead. Let the HEADLIGHT do your Job Mr. Lamar was formerly in the groc printing! We are equiped to print ery business here. baby I anything, from handbills to beaks. Mrs. Emil Huesser Rex Theatre Puller's "Home Service” Paints are sold by the following in your city: • Consult our Advisory Depart ment relative to the questions you may have in mind. Per all exteriorjobs of paintini! It is advisable to obtain the services of a Master Painter E. N. Anderson, Nehalem. Nelson & Co. Bay City. I BPaige Announces Reduced Prices On All Models ’ •»’ x I-'' On Tuesday, June 7th, the following list prices for Paige Motor Cars became effective: ’.J«. HH. FT?3 J 6-44 Models Glenbroolc Five-Paaaanger Touring Car Four-Paaaenger Sport Model Ardmore Four-Pa>«enger Lenox Roadster Two-Passenger Coupe Four-Passenger Sedan Five-Passenger 30 x 5 t 8 34x4^ $24.50 46.30 54.90 <And Other Sizes in Proper tion) Tire repair men, who judge when best, class th.:*« tires i.a having the sturdiest carcase made. Foiiy-seven h ga- grade car manufacturer? use them us standard equipment. They are the quality choice of cord users. This new low price ia made possible by strictest economies and specialized production. Plant No 2 was erected for the sole purpose cf making 30x3%-inch Nonskid fabric tires. With a daily capacity of 16,000 tires and 20,000 tubes, thia plant permit« refined production on • quantity basin All materials uaed are the beet obtamabJ«. The quality b nnlfrwrQ, h is the best fabric tire «Mf oiered to th« cat 6-66 Models Lakewood Seven-Passenger Touring Car • 28 Larchmont IL Four-Passenger Sport Type. 29 Five-Passenger Coupe..........................................37 I/ vt WHl aft*wal|fva m VUUII • ^•«1«............................... na Sporting Roadster . « AU prtcM f. o. hr Detroit, MlohlfM The new schedule of prices represents ft second and final readjustment to the new level of 1921 manufacturing costs. It merely remains to state that, despite these reduc tions, the well-known standards of Paige quality will be rigidly maintained