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nUSSDAT. JULY tl. 1»»1 S= ✓ TH B TILLAMOOK HBAPLÌÒHT GEM THEATRE Sunday and Monday, July 24-25 Thomas Meighan in “THE EASY ROAD” What is the easy road to happiness? Thoa. Mei ghan will show you, in his greatest picture “The Easy Road’’ in “A MESSAGE FROM MARS” July 26 July 27 Friday-Saturday ‘ July 29-30 Marshall Neilan Presents Randall Parish’s DOUGLAS McLEAN Wednesday BERTLYTEL The title suggests the real theme of the story as Horace Parker’s dream character calmly states he is a messenger from Mars sentenced to call upon the most selfish man on earth. A lot of wonderful doudle exposure in this one. “Wanted Elevator” WHO’S WHO, Fox Sunshine Comedy Tuesday July 28 Thursday SHIRLEY MASON in “THE MOTHER HEART” God never made a well of tenderness and devotion so deep as the mother heart. The story of a love that was big enough to include even, those who sinned against it. Don’t miss “Mother Heart” BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER Red men on the war path; signal fires burning on the mountains; a wagon train pulling across bad Indian country; a shout; a shot; a circle of flying riders; then—? It’s just the beginning of this wonperful feature enacted in the scenic grandeur of Glacier National Park. “TEA FOR TWO,” Comedy “SHUFFLE THE QUEENS,” Christie Comedy AT THE REX THEATRE SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 23rd ETHEL CLAYTON in “THE SINS OF ROSANNE” A smashing taleof the diamond fields of Africa. Unique in it’s picturesque scenes. mystery. JACK HOLT is the supporting male star. k Vibrant with eerie “SI UH ED LIONS” CENT URi.COMED^ - --------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- —---------------------------------------- ? PERSONAL ITEMS Rudolph Zweifel of Mohler was a business visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Moore of Ne- haletn were in town the first of the Roy E. Maklnster who has tor week. some time been associated with J. M. Wilson in conducting the Indepen E. W. Benfield was a business vis dent Meat market has purchased Mr. Wilson’s interest in the establish itor from Blain^ Saturday meat and will now run the business by himself. Ike Quick formerly otf this city, but now of Roseburg, is camping at W. S. Cone was down from his Netarts. ranch on the Kilchis Tuesday. Chas. Blake and daughter of For Mrs. Fred Merrick of the Shearer est Grove are spending a few days and Merrick hospital, made a busi in Tillamook. ness trip to Portland Wednesday, re turning Friday. A. M. Standish of Portland, purch ased the Josi Parrazo place at Ne graduate Miss Eva L. Johnson, a tarts and has taken possession. nurse from Portland, has been en- gaged at the Shearer and Merrlck Í Roy Savage and wife were in hospital. I from Beaver Saturday evening. The Paul Horras house south of E. T. Haltom made a business town burned to the ground about trip to Portland Saturday. noon Friday. It is understod that no insurance was carried on the James W. Anderson, son of Mr. place. and Mrs. E. G. Anderson, is here R. L. Wade and family are in the! on a month’s leave of absence from the navy. city from Portland. Floyd H. Wilkens of Rockaway, Mr. and M tb . O. H. Schultz have was in town Friday and informs us moved out to their new home which that plans are on foot for a three has just been completed at Juneau, day festival about the middle of Au near the Tillamook Lumber com gust at that place. pany’s Atwmill. J. W. Gilmore of Hemlock was a J. F. Mora of Pittsburg, Califor business caller Saturday. nia, and J. F. Stranahan of Seattle, Washington, who are with the J. F. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hiatt of For & S. M. Tire company, are guests at est Grove, are visiting at the home the Stranahan home at 707 East of E. G. Anderson. Third street, this city. Geo. Armentrout is visiting tis Charles Pye, brother of F. J. Pye son F. S. Armentrout of this city. of this city and a former resident H. L. Demorest spent Sunday at here, is visiting old time scenes in Pacific City. Tillamook Mr. Pye is employed by the P. R. L. & P. at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Fordney of Beaverton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lindsey of Linnbrook was E. G Anderson this week in the city Saturday. H. C. Boone and family went to Mrs. A. A. Hall left Tuesday for a Pacific City Sunday. visit with relatives in Salihi Miss Jessie Hoffman returned to her home at Garibaldi Sunday, aftei Pilot Smith left in the Air Craft spending a week with her brother company plane Tuesday evening for A. M. Hoffman and wife. Eugene with W. A. Woodard of Cot tage Grove as passenger. The flying F. S. York and wife enjoyed an time between here and Eugene outing at Pacific City Sunday. two hours. Grant Mills spent Sunday at Kock R W Craven of Dallas, forwieily away with the J. C. Penney st<W of this city and kls brother Dr. C. Craven Nettie Smith visited Tillamook of Pasadena. California were in beaches Sunday. town on business Wednesday E. G. Anderson and tamily spent Bertha Colliens. cashier at the J. Sunday at Pacific City C Penney store is taking a twvo weeks’ vacaiton H. M. Farmer of Cloverdale, w«« in town Monday. E- N. Hudson and family of St. Johns, are camping at Netarts for a Rockaway has formed a ball team w**k. Mr. Hudson is a conductor which is ready to meet afif of the for the Portland Railway Light and county teams. So manager» wrte Power Co. While in Tillamook he for our dates to the Rockaway Ball visited at the home of his nephew A. club and find out who 1» the cham M Hoffman and wUb. pion of the county a* It 1» to have th* honor of playing a fast Portland Mis* Jennie Crawford of Nehalem team on labor day. transacted businasa hare Monday. W I- French and mother of Cat Mrs Lilliaa Zaddach and ■on par. Wyoming, were la town Mon w«i* *red. Alfred D mi and family day •■rout, t* N.tart« f*r • f*w down from Mohisr Monday. daya They ar* pie»'« of O. French of Salem who I* • Wth*r nr Mr sad Mr* Mike Laafeit from «h* vi*fr*r. Nahal«« wer» «■ town Moeday L. 4 4» FISK TIRES by dealers give tire mileage at the lowest cost in history 30 X 3í $15.00 NON-SKID Reduction in all styles and sizes A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product Dr. €. H. Pollock, formerly of Hillsboro, has moved to Tillamook and Is occupying apartments with his family at Plasker Court Th* Dr. practiced dentistry at Hillsboro for 8 years before coming to Tilla mook and has opened offices In lbe Tillamook building for th? practice I of his profession. The Gilmore Bro*, of Hemlock na<l the misfortune of having parts of their Overland six car stolen i Judge Wm. M. Cake and ion. and Mr. Hazleton and eon of Portland, were over here the latter part of last week on a fishing trip, wtlh need quartets at the Tillamook hote» Martin L. Pip**, th* well know* attorney and orator of Portlaad was ov*r her* th* lktt.r part of UM weak lipping a few dry file* on th* ■urfacn of th* limpid Trank I ------------------- I ■- B. Van Dutot, prtKHeni of th* PortUwd Commercial elub. Md wif* >Bd Bdrt Haney, «x- U. B. IMWrtrt. Attorney, and wtf* and *oa. •*•«- aamrtfiT BBaday at • Tillamook Bakery The Tinnir of h < h »<I bread it nd nil kind» of tine pa try Everything Strictly Sanitary CHAS. VOGLER, Prop hotel, taking side cirurelon* to the various point* of interest along the near-by eongt B*g1nnlag with thl* month w* will allow a ea«h discount of ( per a^t M a|| **e*unt* that are not M or Badov* Um Itb of th* month tall*«- lag ptimb**» -TllUaraok Mor* (.* EADUGHT CLASSIFIED ADS All Tillamook County Reads Them. Little Cost-Big Results. One Cent a Word Per Issue FOR SALE ______ BUSINESS NOTICES ___ Phone your loganberry orders to HAY AND GRAIN HAULING A speciality. Oregon Transfer. Both 9F21 1-8-21-tf phones. Opposite P. O. 12-9 tf GOOD 3 1-4 INCH WAGON FOR sale, $50. L. C Goldsworthy, Till FOR GOOD WOOD CALL THE ORE- gon Transfer, both phones. amook, Ore 6-30-21 tip 12-9 tf LOGANBERRIES FOR SALE AT 30 cents per gallon picked. Call W. AT LAST—A VICTOR DEALER IN M Rife, Mutual phone 7-14 -I3p Tillamook County. Victor Vic trolas, $25.00 and up. Victor Re- FOR SALE—GRASS FOR HAY conds, 85 cents and up. Tilla from 4 3-4 acre tract just as it stands. F. J. Klinchau, Mutual mook Music Co., Opposite P. O. phone. 7-14-lt. 11-lStf THE BEST OF TILLAMOOK LOW (THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD bottom land for sale $300 per ac. I —Victrolas and Victor Records. level and cleared, 1 1-2 mile from Tillamook Music Co., Opposite P. Tillamook, all In clover and grass O. 11-18tf 65 acres, must sell, inquire at this office. 7-14-21-tf WE HAUL ANYTIING ANYWHERE at any time. Oregon Transfer, FOR SALE—CHOICE HOME SITES. office opposite P. O. Both phones. Have just had placed in my hands 12-9 tf I part of the academy grounds on THE WORLD MOVES; SO DO WE. I 4th and 5th St. These lots will Oregon Transfer, opposite P. O. be sold very cheap considering the Both phones. 12-9 If location. Close to the Itusiness money TO LOAN—ENQUIRE OF section. See A. C. Elverson for ' John Leland Henderson, 206-3rd tf price and terms. 4-28tf I St., Tillamook, Oregon. l|| FOR SALE—BRAND NEW AUTO The Headlight Job Printing Dc- bumper $5.00. 15 gal. steel <41 partment is thoroughly equipped to tank, $2.50. Live stock clipping do the finest kind of job printing in the city and solicits your letter machine, $5.00. Auto Top Shop, j heads, statements etc. Call or tele 6-Jtf phone Main 68.________________ ---------------------------------------------------- 1 FOR SALE—A GOOD CHICKE1HNG DOUGLAS COUNTY TAXIDERM1 and Tanning Company, ’ Taxi squaro piano for $50.00. ;f you dermist of all kinds of animal; want tills, come quick. Tillamook and heads. Tans all classes O. furs; makes furs off classes of Music Co. 5 i9tf furs. Manufacturers of all iur* FOR SALE—188 ACRE DAIRY wear. We also buy mountain lion bobcat and raccoon hides, We ranch. About 80 acres river bot pay best pi Ices. Douglas County tom; the balance is timber and Taxidermy and Tanning Cimpany, good berry land. House, two Roseburg, Oregon. 12-23tf barns, implements and 14 cows go with place. Must be seen to be HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING attachments $2 Buttonholo attach appreciated. Address R 25 care ments $9.85, fits any sewing ma Headlight. 4-21 tf chine. Personal check.B 10c ex tra. Lights Mail Order House, FOR SALE AT MY OFFICE SAT. Box 127, Birmingham, Ala June 25 at 10 o’clock a. m. a 6-30-21 t6p Cleveland tractor Price $650, if LOST DIAMOND RING JULY 4th can’t get that will take less Webster at Rockaway. Finder please re- * Holmes. turn to Miss Marie Harris at Pen FOR SALE—13 MONTHS OLD nington's store. $25 reward offer grade bull. W. E. McKinster, ed. 7-14-2t Wilson River. PROFESSIONAL BRED TO LAY WHITE LEGHORNS Hatlching Eggs for sale. W. S. DR. WISE WILL BE AT HIS BAT I 3-10tf Coates, Tillamook. City office each Monday morning at 9 A. M. 2-24-tf LOGANBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE in large or small quantities. DR. RAMSEY, OSTEOPATH—Room Prime plants properly handled. 110 I. O. O. F. Bldg., Tillamook. Mutual phone, Bell phone 146 M W. Mahon, Hillsboro, Oregon. I FOR SALE- GOOD ORGAN, $10.00. DR.’S ALLEN & SHARP DENTISTS National Building. _____ » __ See Walter Nelson. . 2-10tf DR? WISE WILL BE AT HIS TILLA- FOR SALE—HOUSE AND TWO mook office every Monday after lots on easy terms. Price-$1,000. noon and Tuesday until further Enquire at Headlight offlce.ll-25tf notice. 2-24 Y FOR SALE —DAIRY FARM, ABOUT 30 acres. New buildings, ten DR. J. B. GRIDER, DENTIST, I. C O. F. Bldg., Tillamook, Oregon. head cows, team, some young stock. Place will support 15 cows. Inquire John Theiler, Pleasant Valley. l-6tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE OR TRADE— IMPROV- FOR SALE—2000 GENUINE LOG- ed 20 acre ranch, eastern Multno anberrj end tips. From proven mah county. Good road and car plants that have been adapted to line, all rural advantages. Would this climate for several years. F. consider trade for good Tillamook dairy ranch on or near hard sur W. Jacob, Tillamook, Ore. 3-3» f face road. A. J. Bram, Route A, FOR SALE—GOOD STEEL RANGE, Box 251, Gresham, Ore. 6-21tl also organ. Call Walter NelBon. Mutual phone. ll-25tf WANTED COUNTY SALESMAN 10 handle exclusive sale of high grade auto accessory. $5.50 profl. WANTED TO RENT on every sale. Able men make big money on small Investment. Writs COTTAGES FOR RENT MRS. Blt.L- or call at Sunset Distributing Co., ings, Rockaway, Ore. 6-23-21 tip 419 Henry Bldg., Portland Ore It WANTED TO RENT— MARRIED man wants to rent ranch on half. CALL DAVE KRAKE FOR 8H1N0- 11 ng All work strictly guaranteed Phon* Bay City, 30F4. Mutual phone. 7-21 tf FOR RENT— FURNISHED HOUSE? keeping rooms fully mode n $11. FOR SALE LARGE SIZE EVEN- per month. Corner Sth Ave. and rude engine In gortd working or der, will fit any boat. K 20 «th St. E. 4-28tf 7-31-21 t2p FOR RENT — SEVERAL UNFUR- nlshed apartments. Inquire of LOST: A GOLD WATCH WITH closed case decorated with enamel Plasker Brothers plumbing shop. flowers in color and with Elgin FOR RENT—10 ROOM HOUSE works on Friday evening. July 15 with large garden. Apply to F.R. I at Neah-kah-nie mountain. Flndei please return to Elizabeth Burt. Beals. 4-2 Stf I County Club leader, Tillamook for SINGER AGENCY — OPPOSITE a liberal reward. 7-21-tf Poatofflce. O. M. Cook. LOST BETWEEN NSTARTS BAY | FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY property,, my farm about two uni nad Tillamook one year old black one-half miles from city. Mutual and white setter wearing hume- phone. H 8. Morris* 7 2lt . u strap collar, name 8keck. Finder hold and notify D. R. Allen, Mulino ~ BEGINNING WITH THIS MONTH 7-7-?l'8p O'fgtm Reward. 7-7-21'fip we will allow a cash dleootint ut 5 per cent on all accounta that are WILL SELL ABOUT 2 1-2 OR 3 ton of loganberries on the busk not over 30 day* old ttant are paid Fred C. Skomp, 14 miles east of on or before the Sth <rf the month Tillamook on Traak river. Bell following puichaae. Tlllatno;« I Phone 2F3. Merc. Co. USED COLLARS I FOR SALE PHOTOFTT TAILORING CO. bridles, cruppers, halter* tugs. The Photoflt 'tailoring comapnv yoke strap«* side eurtalM, Ford has opened a tailoring shop on gee top, hame strap*, oak eomniod*. ' ond street, opposite th* Royal re«la>i lee chest, kitchen tabl*. Priced 1 rant where they are displaying a low, value no eoneldMatlon, A.-[ handeoma line of grata suit I a vs. to Top Shop, side door opposite Suita are made to order from $3* ap and by their method of photograph Post Of flee »f lag the whole figure la «town an that all defect* may ba taken into aeaoant. thua tneurlng n perfect hi TO EXCHANGE and accurate raeneuremasta. if yen KXCHANGB—NBW VICTHOLA want a tony tailor made malt e*m tor Ford Read*«** tn flrr •<*•■ puted by a ibutwcbly non patent waAlttoa N*m< O»» workman, <ali and tea th* pveprt*' Mr. C. • Mtrn*. and malt« y*ov gp- O«« 4 Ntf lontldb 1«