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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1922)
LOCAL - Ask your neighbor about his Special-Six Mrs. H. G. Ely of Hemlock was a county seat visitor Sunday last. Ivan Donaldson came in from Portland Friday last for a few days. He states that the stage company will be able to give improved service from now on, and that the company is planning to make the route one of the best in the state this spring and summer. Joseph Loeb, representing the For Sale—1 boat and Evenrude LOST—Gold watch, chain Motor oak ribbed boat all in fine Morris Brother Corporation of Port knife, week or so ago in city, shape. See Emmitt Bales or Geo. land, 'was in this city last week, finder return to G107. Headlight. Hoskins. 30t4 Mr. Loeb was here t6 bid on the 30-tl Tillamook city bonds that were voted a few weeks ago. S. Lundberg of Wheeler was in Tillamook receutly. Mr. Lundberg can recall many old incidents of Tillamook county ias he has lived here for over thirty years. Vern Larson, employed at present by the Whitney company, was in the city last week. Vern will be re membered as one of the affable ser geants that belonged to the old 10th company. Circuit Judge Geo. R. Bagley came W. A. Dalziel. deputy state sealer, in Sunday to open court, and is reg of Salem, was in the city Saturday istered at the Tillamook. last in the discharge of his official Mr. Dalziel is a candidate O. E. Effenberger of Nehalem duties, spent Sunday in the city, stopping for the nomination at the primaries for the office of Labor Commissioner. at the Tillamook hostelry. The SPECIAL-SIX should be the best car ¡in the world for the money—and it is! It’s the sum of gieat engineering and manufactur ing resources—millions of dollars in factories and machinery, and 70 years of manufacturing experience With these resources concentrated exclusively on the building of six- cylinder cars, it is no longer won der that Studebaker produces a car of such intrinsic vaulue as is repre sented by the SPECIAL-SIX. Several people form different F. H. Haradon, an Astoria resi dent. was here Sunday, coming down points in the county were here Fri- via Seaside. day night to attend the speaking and wireless activities at the city The Clatsop county court has a hall. big road program for this year, Frank Hobson, candidate for port which includes the completion of their system to the Tillamook county commissioner, was up from Garlbal- line. di Saturday, wlth business at the court house. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Briggs, Ed. Smith and wife were down North Fork Nehalem, April 23rd. a daughter. from Nehalem Friday, and were at the court house on business The Wheeler Reporter states that Banker, David Karatll, who re a deal is on for the Solon Schiffman Wheeler United sawmill, and Schlff- cently returned from Bend' reports man’s timber at Foley. Outside lum that the stockmen of that section bermen are said to be the purchas wpre hard hit by the continued long and severe winter. Bend, he des ing parties. cribes as being a busy town with Passenger rates on the S. P. lines two big sawmills running, and lots returned to the pre-war rate on the of building going on. 23rd of last month. It is the Studebaker policy of giv ing the greatest dollar-for-dollar value that has built its business from a modest beginning to its present position as the world’s lar gest builder of six-cylinder cars. We urge you to see the SPECIAL- SIX—drive it. put it to any test. Ask your neighbor’s opinion of his Studebaker. Compare it with any other car within hundreds of dollars of its price. Then you will know why it is the most popular motor car on the market today. No wonder every Studebaker sells another The McPherson interests on the North and South forks of the Ne- halem, may conclude to log a large lot of their timber this year, bo it is reported. ATTENTION! FISHERMAN WHO IS GOING TO CATCH THIS BIG ONE 7 We are going to give a high quality split bamboo fly rod to the person catching the Largest Trout during this month of May. Are You Going To Be The Lucky One This is a light weight fly rod; three pieces and extra tip; full nickel mountings; reinforced and welted blued ferrules; Bolld cork grip; red silk windings trimmed with black. USUAL RETAIL PRICE Now all you have to do 1 b bring in your BIG ONE. We take his measure and together with your name and date caught display them in our window. At the end of the month the person having caught the largest Trout gets the pole. Now Lets See Who Can Cateh The Big One WATCH OUR WINDOW C. I. CLOUGH CO The ladies of the Elks Club will hold a card party on Tuesday, May Matt Godley, a bucker at Camp ninth, at two p. m. Four, was seriously Injured by a • • • rolling log one day last week. Among the interesting and BUC- cessful affairs of last week was a Edward M. Keene of Eagle Grove five hundred luncheon given by Mrs. Iowa,last week Visited with his J. J. Krebs and Mrs. Robert Farley sisters and their families at Bay at the Elmore Hotel, Friday the I City. The sisters are Mrs Chas. F. 21Bt. Decorations were tulips, hy Girard and Mrs. John A. Nelson, acinths and huckleberry. Nine ta whose husbands are active business bles of five hundred were played, I Mrs. Louise A. Scott winning high OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOeOOOOOOOeoOOOOWOOOOOMMOMMOOMMl men of the Bay City. score and Mr«. Gertrude Ashley con An elaborate luncheon, Citizens of Bay City- are s working solation. on a plan to reorganize the I sus- was served during which Mrs. H. pended bank of Bay City. The state Painton gave a reading. Among the guests were: Mesdames W. B. bank examiner has extended the Aiderman, S. W. Conover, C. I. 111 Second Street time beyond the 60 day limit, in Clough, M. E. Gruber, John Groat, order to make possible the reorgan- Carl Haberlach, J. C. Holden, E. T. | Izatlon. Haltom, David Kuratli, E. E. Koch, J. S. Lamar. B. C. Lamb, Leo Mor The shingle market Is active rison, Homer Mason, Lynn Part these days, and mills are running at ride, J. E. Reedy, W. J. Riechers, their full capacity. In some places D. Robinson, Alma B. Schultz, A. E. down on the Columbia, day and Williams, T. E. Ashley, R. E. Scott, nights shifts are being worked, Ethel Morgan, Carolyn Sanford, Portland and other Oregon cities Blanche Wood, Alta Craig, Louise and towns are enjoying a big bulld- Craig, Mary Wlndeler, H. C. Pain Ing boom, and the east is anxious ton, Clara Russell, Peter Schrantz, for all the shingles It can get. All W. J. Monk, F. J. Menard. J. C. of which helps out Tillamook county Bellinger, D. W. Mann. R. E. Myers, Ida Bolser, Louise Scott. R. Cham A. 8. Bent of Garibaldi w*as In the berlain, McHough, 8. Moulton, Al city the latter part of last week, bert Plank, Baker, E. Bales, B. Beals, Lewis. with business at the court Rouse. He states that GarlbaJdl is taking a new life, .and that everybody is working, who wants to. Oregon Tillamook Light-Six NIS J. p. No car is better than its chassis , -- No chain is stronger than its weak est link—no car 'it better than its chassis! If you could watch every detail of manufacture of the LIGHT-SIX pressed with the precision that marks every operation. With Studebaker, quality comes first— then quantity, afterwards. Six hundred and eighty inspectors, guided by delicate guages and measuring instruments, make 95°° inspections during manufacture. Some of the guages used in Stude baker inspection are accurate to one half of one-thousandth of an inch. Less than the thickness of tissue paper. Precision like this protects you against imperfections— and pro tects the great name of Studebaker whi-ch has been a synonym for quality for seventy years. A ride in the LIGHT-SIX will im press you with its quality—long service will prove its dependability. Men’s Furnishings Have THIS suit made to your measure Prices $35 to $70 The 13 month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. White of this city, has been quite ill with pneumonia, but is now nearly well and out of danger. Mr. White recently came here from Baker. Ore., and is one of the Headlight force. Wouldn’t this astonish you, and yet it Is said to be true: The poul try industry in Oregon t is said to amount to 340.000,000- all other live stock is estimated to be about $97.000.000. 4.” Mr. and Mrs. F W. Smith. Mrs O. E. Shelly and Mrs. Leo. W Ison of Bny City, w<re Tillamook visitors the latter part of last week. 8. Lundborg of Wheeler, was down to the county stat one day last week. MODELS AND PRICES F.. O. B. FACTORIES LIGHT-SIX 5-P. 112in. W.B. 40 HP Chassis. .. ..... $ 875 1045 Touring, Roadsetr, (3-Pass) 1045 Coupe-Rdstr. (2-P) 1375 1750 Sedan. SPECIAL- SIX 7-P. 126in. W.B. 60 H P. 5-P. 119in. W.B. 50 H P. Chassis,_______ $1500 Chassis, 31200 __ _____ Touring._____ —. 1785 Touring -------- 14« 5 Roadster, (2-Paas), 1425 'Coupe. (4-Pas). _ 250» Roadster. (4-Pass), 1475 Sedan, 2700 Coupe. (4-PaSg),..— 2150 Sedan, ...... 2350 Williams & Williams Tillamook, Oregon This is a Studebaker year E. R. Ayer was up from Blaine last week with business at the court house. Jean Hall of the town of Siletz, Lincoln county, was In Tillamook last we k The Halls have a store at Siletz. Mr- William Dunlap of Portland visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Beals. Mrs. Dunlap who was formerly Miso Pauline Beals, at- tended school here and has a wide circle of friends among the younger set. § SUNDAY-MONDAY, MAY 7-8 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, MAY 9-1» The Little Minister Taken from the play and book by JAMES M. BARRIE, author of "peter pan” and other successful stories. , IF you enjoy good enter tainment and w I h I i to spend an hour and a half in a moat pleasing manner You cant afford to miss seeing — Betty Compson, George Hackathorne, Nigel Barrie and the supporting cast In "The Little Minister." MARSHALL NEILAN Presents Penrod Mutt A Jeff artoon comedy "Village Cut up” With Freckles Barry. Booth Talklngton's famous stories *n eight wonderful reels. To those of you who have read the several stories from the pen of Booth Tarkington, we will say, "Penrod" brings to life every character in a way that will bring to your mind every big laugh that you enjoyed In reading the stories. C<>m<- and meet the gang! I’enrod. Herman. Varman, Sammy Williams and all the re t. "FOX NEWS” THURSDAY-FRIDAY. MAY 11-13 SATURDAY, MAY 13 MONTE BLUE in DORIS MAY in IB n D T Edmunds of Pacific City was in town the latter part of last Mr. Edmunds owna a mer- week. cantile «tore at the beach resort and I* a brother of G. A. Edmunds of this city. Rt. Alphonaoa Academy annerane« a play to be given Friday. May I, « p. m City Hall. A dm I „ton Ht and bfle. A Perfect Crime A picture produced from a Saturday Evening Post story, with everything In it .that goes with it to make a perfect photoplay, keen suspense, brilliant humor and pathos. It’ll be "A Perfect Crime’’ If you do not take the entire family to see this one. "FIFTEEN eomsdyt MINUTES” one rwl Rolin The Foolish Age It’ll tickle you to death almoat! When you se her with her four gentle playmate«- It’« • knockout! Don’t turn around—you'll lose a laugh. ’The Foolish Age” is one of the most laughable and original comedy dramaa everproduced. Don’t—Miss—It! "TOON KR VILLE TANGLE” tworwl com«dy.
