THURSDAY, ATOWT 18. IMI
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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CLOVERDALE BRIEFS
_ Mr. and Mrs. Will Penter were j
Pacific City visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mrs.
Shearer came down from Tlllamooa
last Thursday for a few days visit
with Mre. Frank Owens.
. William A High’s music room has
a new coat of yellow paint.
Sam Warnock came up from
Pacific City on Monday of last week.
Chauncy Le Vee of Corvallis was
a visitor at the J.L. Gay home the
fore part of last week.
Mr.and Mrs. James Imlah and
children of Hebo spent Tuesday eve-
lng of last week at the home of bl-»
father, A.A.Imlaa.
__ John Fleck and family were Pac­
ific City visltosr Saturday.
Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Werschkul and
little son came in from Bend the fore
part of last week, and are now stay- (
Ing at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D.T. Werschkul.
_ .Dr. J.L.George made a trip to Till­
amook last Thursday.
_ Atty. E.B. Tongue of Hillsboro
passed through here the latter part
of last week on his way to Pacific
. City where he will occupy his new
cottage.
. Mr. and Mrs. Vick Lane were en­
joying themselves at Pacific City
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Jenck made a trip to
Tillamook the irst of last week.
... Since the Cloverdale Hotel burn­
ed,meals are being served in the I.O.
O.F.hall.
Postmaster J.T.Moore, with his
wife and two sons, Judson and Carey
came back from Prescot, Arizona On
Tuesday of last. Mr. Moore’s son who
is quite at Prescott is reported to be
some better.
SofTie, Jack, Gladys and Nbttio
Earl were taking in the sights at
Pacific City Saturday.
A Mr. Thyker anil family, who
have been camping at Pacific City,
passed through here on Tues.of last
week on their way to their home
near Woodburn.
One night recently, some mis­
creant entered the James Beggs gar­
age and apprprinted one of the front
wheels of theBeggs Ford.
C.A.Siulth took his family to Pac­
ific City Saturday.
Mrs., Batzner of Nehalem Is visit- '
Ing at the home of her brother, Joe
Wilson.
|
Mrs.Ivan Gist and Robert Call
were Beaver visitors on Monday of
last week.
Will Hatfield and Johnnie Gee
were Pacific City visitors Saturday. ,
- Mrs.Harry Thomas spent last Fri.
night with Mrs. John Fleck.
- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edgar and
daughter, Gladys, of Salem were
visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. J.L.Gay, last week.
Prof, and Mrs. W.E.Buell and
three children arrived home on Tues
day of last week.They had been gono
for several weekH and their many
friends will be glad to know they are
back. Their vacation was spent in
Southern Oregon and Northern Cal
ifornln. They report having had a
fine trip but seem glad to be hack in
Tillamook County where they can
get a cool drink, and a breath of
fresh air.
- Mrs. Joe Douglas and children 1
were Pacific City visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. M ore visile»
at the C.W. Hatfield home Friday.
;
Mrs. Walter Todd went to Beaver
on Monday of last week, after logan­
berries.
Prof. W.E. Buell and family were
enjoying Pacific City sights Satur­
day
Mr. andMrs. Jim Woodward of
*Ttllamook spent Saturday night with
Mr and Mrs. John Fleck.
W. A. High's Drug Store boasts a
new coat of paint.
Gl inn Cochran came in from Cor
vallls last Thursday for a visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed.
Cochnar
Dr.and Mrs. J.P. RusAell were
Pacific City vlsitorsSaturday.
John Kunst, of the Cloverdale
Mercantile Company, returned home
the lust of the week, from Portland,
where he has been attending Buyets
Week.
. James Burke and family were Pnc
Iflc City visitors Saturday.
P.O. Light was a Tillamook visit->
or last Thursday.
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MOST POPULAR SK CYLINDER
AUTOMOBILE
“If a man write a better book, preach a better sermon,
or make a better mouse-trap than his neighbor, though
he build his house in the woods, the world will make a
EMERSON.
beaten path to his door.”
Never in the history of the automobile business has the truth of this saying been proved so con­
clusively as i\i the SALES of Studebaker Cars in Oregon, and over the entire country, in the six
months ending June 30th, 1821. L11 California alone there were sold
8
3853 Studebaker Automobiles!
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The fact that this remarkable increase in SALES is made in a BUYERS’ Market—when the most rigorous inspection and compar
ison of car-values is made by prospective buyers—is proof positive that Studebaker Cars offer the highest quality at fair prices.
Fufther proof are the registration ligures of the Oregon State Motor Vehicle department, which show that
Studebaker Leads in Registrations I
with but one exception, Ford. And when all the distributors had cars to deliver and the prospective buyer was in a position to get
and car desired.
A comparison in registrations, January 1 to June 30, 1921, inclusive, shows Studebaker enjoys a remargeble lead over all other
makes, including fours, sixes and eights, save the one mentioned.
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STUDEBAKER SIX
Dodge Four......................
3336
Chevrolet Four.................
309^
Buick Six............................
2733
Oldsmobile Four and Eight
1320
Overland ............................
1098
Nash Six and Four...........
799
Chandler Six ....................
602
Oakland Six .. ....................
573
Cleveland Six....................
439
Hudson Six........................
375
Velie Six............................
33^
Franklin Six......................
<«05
Paige Six............................
280
Haynes Six........................
252
No car listed where registrations recorded shows sales
of less than 250 cars for six months. Complete record of
sales of all cars can be secured from the Auto List Com­
pany of Sacramento.
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Second Six
One person
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1075
April
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May
682, ’
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"This is a Studebaker Year.”
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