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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1921)
PAGE FOTTE tCillamoofc A Weekly Paper Published Thursday by th* VAUGHAN DRAG SAWS At reduced price*. E. G. Kreb*. Every Adv. 50 if. GEM THEATRE Headlight Publizhing Company, toe Tillamook. Oregon Leal!« Harrison FRIDAY-SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4-5 Charlie Chaplin Managing Editor Both Telephones in ‘ THE IDLE CLASS" hi* latest comedy, now playing at the Liberty Theatre in Portland. Entered aa aecond-claJM matter 1> the poatofflee at Tillamook, Oregon. The Son of Tarzan Subscription Eales One year .................................... I2 Six months ................................ 2-®® Three month* ..................... Payable in advene* DO YOU KNOW That autumn has turned the vine maple a pretty red; that it contrasts nicely with the evergreen woods? That winter will soon be with ue? That it won’t amount to much in this mild climate? That while the days are growing shorter, the years are growing no longer? That Tillamook bay ought to have a deep sea fishing schooner? That there’s fine fish to be caught for the local and outside markets? That Saturday night sees lots of country folks in town? That the greater number drive in with their autos and that it doesn’t take all night to return home? That the old "hoss" and carriage day helped out the hotels? That people used to visit and be more sociable than now? That the gold |20 pieces disap peared during the war? That they don’t circulate any more? That they must be getting awful ly tired laying around in the bank vaults? That the old trade dollar is also a rarity in circulation? That one can get too much of most anything but money? That one can get even too much salmon? That when this paper stated that the Coates mill was getting out 18 carload■> of lumber daily, it meant weekly? That you probably are figuring whether it will pay for the taxes? That there Is no doubt about it’s ad vertising value? That you must think it out for yourself? That we all hope that new rail road materializes1* That the Jack salmon is still run-J nlng? That the Oregonian says it’s no thing but a runty little male? That there are signs of coming big activity In the lumber business in Oregon? The thrilling super-serial from the amazing jungle romance by Edgar Rice Burroughs. 1st episode "The Cal olf the Jungle. Z,- \7ree.. Notables One of Red Rider Series VIRGINIA BURLEY TURKISH of The three greatest ci/arctte tobacco«, blending MILDNESS- MELLOWNESS-AROMA THREE BIG FILMS IN ONE SHOW ADULTS 25c DON T MISS IT CHILDREN 15c one-eleven cigarettes continuous 2Oforl5‘ power ♦ni of 1 From the first turn of the motor until the end of the trip, Red Crown gasoline delivers steady, dependable power. Every gallon of4‘RedCrown” which goes into your tank in-, sures ready starting, smooth and rapid acceleration and more mileage—a continuous stream of power. That ex plains the popularity of “Red Crown” — why it is the choice of motorists who know what good gasoline should do. It pays to look for the Red Crown sign beforeyou-fill. You will find that sign at Standard Oil Service Stations, garages, and at other dealers. STRIKE oasted Notice this delicious flavor when you smoke Lucky Strike — it’s sealed in by the toasting process Dr. Wise will be at hla Tillamook office every Monday. that stay Sharp Serviceable Winchester Cuttlery For Use This Fall The first thing you expect of a good knife is that it will cut well. Blades of Winchester household knives are made of superior steel hardened and tempered by special processes. They stay sharp. Well-shaped handles make work easier. Secure rivets, tight fitting bolsters and ferrules are other fea tures for better service. For butchering, for slicing meat, for cutting up mince meat there’s a Winchester knife to make your work quicker and easier. Winchester Cooks5 Knives— Handy knives for many purposes. Sabatier shaped blade. Strongiy riveted han dles. Several sizes. Í Knives Northwest Mounted Police Stories. a. Winchester Shears and Scissors— Blades tempered and ground with uniform exactness. Joints fitted perfectly and set to cut evenly. De Winchester Butcher Knives— Popu signs for comfortable use. Embroid lar sizes and patterns for ail uses in ery scissors for cutting the most del the kitchen. Other styles for form icate fabrics. Household shears for ers anti butchers. anything that comes along. King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co THE STORE 1 COAL CEMENT LIME 28 ‘W LAMB-SCHRADER CO STANDARD OIL COMPANY Crowning Proof ( California) of the dependability of Studebaker cars is reflected in onr di minishing business in service parts. With approximately 116,000 more Studebaker cars in operation on September 1st, 1921, our parts business the first eight months of this year was 3 per cent less than the same period two years ago. While our car manufacturing plants operated this year 41 per rent ahead of last year, our service parts manufacturing plant has operated nt from one-half to two-thirds of last year. Studebaker Cars are standing up in service and staying out ot repair shops, to a degree unexcelled, we believe, by any cars of whatever price. LIGHT SIX TOURING 2 PASSENGER ROADSTER COUPE SEDAN ■ ZÇZZ, Standard Otf Company* ( California) Announcement! Williams & Williams Proper care of mother when Baby comes is vital to her future health and baby's as well. Each has the right to the very best attention and scien tific skill, something that is impossible at home. 1 Happy Paktes Healthy Mothers But here, at this wonderfully equipped, modern fire-proof maternity home, every care is extended to mother. Graduate nurses, who know and love babies and are specially trained for maternity work, arc in constant attendance here day and night. I he nurses in charge are graduates from Chicago Lying In Hospital, conducted by Dr. Joseph B. De Lee, America’s greatest authority on obstetrics. Come a week or bo before Baby it expected and board at the hospital. The cott i* much leaa than if you remained home under a nurse's care and wornes are eliminated. ÀU infirmant» fictnrti tf tit itifiilaJ tviU it mtiltJ » tt flam nvtiti« M rrf w/(. Woman’s Hospital 144 North 1 Sth Street, Portland, Oregon "Tit tf ittttr Mil" FOR PRINTING Every Evening THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR «8T Z D= HEADLIGHT FREE DANCING COAST PRICES $1390 S13H5 $1810 $2130 Prospective Mothers THE We have opened in our new Location on First Street, 3 door* West of Lamar’* drugstore with a full line I I I nil I■ Home Made Candies Made fresh in our own Candy Kitehen Daily. Our Kitchen and method* pass state inspection. THE BLUE BIRD Eat more Candy. It’s Food. CITY TRANSFER “QUICK SERVICE1' rS OUi‘ MOTTO Household goods and Freight Nothing too BIG. Nothing too SMALL CALL 65J Johnson & Cater, At The Palm A Good Place to Spend Your Evenings EVERYBODY WELCOME Use a Porcelain or Enamel Sink in your kitchen and know what it means to have one that is clean, spotless and sanitary and easy to keep clean. We will in. Jli one for you in kitchen or laundry, bathroom or bedroom—the modern sanitary ex terior plumbing kind. GEO. J. BURCKARD Tillamook Oregon THE GRAND LEADER jps Women’s Ready to Wear
