Friday, May i
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Page Five
COMMUNITY
Ask your neighbor about his
Special-Six
LOCAL
PENINO.. r
Mart. Gruber, for some months the
clerk at the Tillamook hotel has
quit his position to reopen the old
Trask road house, together with Mr.
Barnes. He is succeeded by Mr.
Grant Mills, who was clerk at the
Tillamook some three years ago. Mr.
Mills is well known here, and at one
time was in the grocery business
in this city, and therefore Is no
stranger to the people of Tillamook.
A. F. Coates went out to Port
land Thursday to meet his wife and
daughter of Seattle. Mrs. Coates and
daughter will remain a few weeks
as guests at the Tillamook hotel.
The SPECIAL-SIX should be
the best car in the world for the
money—and it is! It’s the sum of
great engineering and manufactur
ing resources—millions of dollars
in factories and machinery, and 70
years oj 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.
Tt 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
Light-Six
No car is better than its chassis
No chain is stronger than its weak Some of the guages used in Stude
est link—no car it better than its baker inspection are accurate to
one half of one-thousandth of an
chassis!
If you could watch every detail of inch. Less than the thickness of
manufacture of the LIGHT-SIX tissue paper.
pressed with the precision that Precision like this protects you
marks every operation.
With against imperfections— and pro
Studebaker, quality comes first— tects the great name of Studebaker
which has been a synonym for
then quantity, afterwards.
Six hundred and eighty inspectors, quality for seventy years.
guided by delicate guages and A ride in the LIGHT-SIX will im
measuring instruments, make 9500 press you with its quality—long
service will prove its dependability.
inspections during manufacture.
T. R. Pollock, superintendent at
the Trask hatchery, was in the city
Friday. He reports that everything
is running smoothly at the hatchery,
and that thousands of young fish are
growing up to a point where they
will soon be able to take to the
river, and later begin their pilgrim
age to the sea. It seems a strange
thing that they are able to recollect
enough to return to the river In
which they were first liberated,
when grown and ready to spawn.
PANIES
COM
WATER
MORE
ADD
PIPE
The Fairview Water Supply Co.
has arranged for two and one-half
tile extension of its water system
north and east which will include
the farina of Messrs Olsen. Jost and
Hanson, which Will take approxi
mately 8,000 feet of new galvanized
steel pipe, with a cost of about
*1500.
Another community system on
the Kelches river will also make
pipe line improvements to cost ap-
proximately *6300 this year, which
will take in the Cloverdale factory
and other adjacent territory.
The
directors are Claud Christenson.
Henry Landolt and Warren Vaughn.
The contract for furnishing water
pipe to the water companies at Fair
view and Kllches, was Tuesday
awardd to Marshall Wells & Co., of
Portland, their bid being lowest,
Two other bidders were in the field.
PRESBYTERIAN
If you fail to attend the concert
given by the band. Wednesday even
ing. ay 17th, you will miss some-
thing worth while.
Mrs. Arthur Burgquist
Donald, of Portland, are in the city,
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene,
Crosby. Mrs. Bergquist being a sister
of Mrs. Crosby.
BASEBALL
FAIR
SUNDAY,
GROUNDS
Mrs. O. V. Doughty of Gold Hill
is visiting with friends and relatives
in Bay City.
BIG-SIX
7-P. 126in. W.B. 60 H P
Chassis._______ — *1500
Touring,
1785
Coupe (4-Pa-s).— 2500
Sedan.----------------- 2700
Williams & Williams
Tillamook, Oregon
This is a Studebaker year
TO
CONGRESS
REPRESENTATIVE HAWLEY SHOULD BE RE-NOMINATED
-------------BECAUSE----------
He is n Hardworking. Capable, Successful, Trustworthy nnrl Faithful
Public Servant.
Ho remains at hl« post of duty attending to the needs of hl« conati
uency and of the State of Oregon.
He I« a native of Oregon who I« loyal to and familiar with every
Interest of the State of Oregon.
No detail 1« too «mall or task too large to demand his best efforts
for any person In every worthy cause.
He 1« right on the great questions of the day and his record is one
of Increasing prestige, steady achievement and successful
service.
NEHALEM
(Information furnished by R. C. Glover, et al)
ADMISSION
Adults,
J. D. Edwards, with the Whitney
Children,
Lumber Co., whose home is at Ida
ville, was in town Saturday last. Mr.
Edward« is is one of Tillamook’s
earliest settlers and has seen all of
the lmproverfients in this county up
todate
F. 8 Armentrout of thia city Is
Tflla-
thé field deputy iseessor.
"took county has only one deputy
field assessor while many other
counties have three and more
SPECIAL- SIX
5-P. 119!n. W.B. 50 HP.
Chassis, ------------- I *1200
Touring,------------- 1475
Roadster, (2-Pass), . 1425
Roadster, (4-Pase), . 1475
Coupe. (4-Pass>,._. 2150
Sedan, --------- ------- 2350
RE-NOMINATION
vs.
Dr. J. T. LeFevre, of Cloverdael.
was in the city Friday afternoon
■
last, on business.
A big dance was held In Rocka-
way last Saturday night wlth quite
an attendance from this elty.
The Band Concert and Entertaln-
ment at the High School Gymnasium
Wednesday evening. May 17th. will
be an evening of music. Teh county*«
most able artists will appear in
quartett«. duetts and nolo«.
Adv
Acknowledge! Tillamook Chceae
Mr. Shearer 1« in receipt of
a 1 etter of thank« from H. H.
Sharp, an officer in the medical
corp« of the C. 8. army at
- • ’’’•-fl.id gcott. Cal. The letter
is a response to the receipt of a fine
Tillamook cheese sent to the Dr by
Dr. Shearer. Hl« comment • was:
■’Especially fin*. We certainly en
joyed It.” Dr. Shearer served under
Dr. Sharp at Camp lz»U, during the
late war. the latter being I ucbarge
of the base hospital section at the
time.
(Paid Adv).
35 cents
10 cents
GEM
E A T R E
A heating and plumbing «hop has
been established at Garibaldi by
from
Harry J. Ditter recently
Portland.
LIGHT-SIX
5-P. 112in. W.B. 40 HP.
* 875
Chassis,
_ 1045
Touring,
Roadsetr, (3-Paae) 1045
Coupe-Rdstr. (2-P) 1375
1750
Sedan.
FOR
Read his Record of Service in the Candidates Pamphlet Issued by
the Secretary of State.
TILLAMOOK
Born, to Mr. and Mr«. Fulk«, a
son. on Friday. April 28, 1922.
Mr. Fulks 1« Garibaldi’s depot
agent.
F. O. B. FACTORIES
CANDIDATE
MAY
Minnle M Mohlen of Beaver, was
in the city last Friday.
MODELS AND PRICES
REPUBLICAN
CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a. m., morn
ing worship 11 a. m. Subject, "A
Mother« Crown. Evening worhslp
8 p.m., subject. “God’s Nomination.”
In honor and in memory of your
G. G. Irish .and Thos. Elliott of r ¡other attend church next Sunday
Cloverdale, were in the city last for it is "Mothers Day.’’ Special
Thursday.
mus'e.
ALLAN A. McRAE, Minister
Harold Sutton of Nescowln was
in the city the latter part of last i
E. L. Westover of Portland who Is
week, stopping at the Todd.
western representative of the na
tional Guernsey association has been
A. N. Stanfield, who worked on in the city for two or three day«
the Headlight last winter, has assisting with the Gaieties program.
written to a friend here that he ar-
rived safely.at Haines. Aleska, and ift
The Radio-phone 1« without ques
rived safely at Haines. Alaska, and tion the greatest achievement of the
1« now living high on duck«, geese times. Hear this wonderful Instru
and trout taken near his homestead. ment at High School Gymnasium
Wednesday evening, May 17.
Ollie Redberg of O ret own watt in
| the city Wednesday last. He reports
LEAGUE
some road work in progress down his
way. when weather permits.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McGee
of this city. May 8. 1922, a daughter
and her name is Virginia.
HAWLEY
57 NEW STORES IN U. S.
Manager Esch of the local Penny
Co. stores, has just returned from a
business trip to Portland.
While
there he attended a convention of
the managers of the J. C. Penny
chain of stores in the U. S., which
was a pleasing affair, states Mr.
Esch. The company will open up 57
new stores In the United States this
year and Is the largest concern of
its kind in the country. The com
Tickets for Wednesday evening's pany now has 312 stores in opera
concert by Tillamook's K. of P. tion and the additions make a total
Band. at Lamar’s, Clough’s or of 369 In the country.
Adv
Koch’s.
Mrs. M. E. Pollock, of Bonneville.
Ore., 1« spending a few weeks with
her son. T. R. Pollock, at the state
hatchery up the Trask.
Hon. W. C.
SUNDAY-MONDAY. MAY 14-15
MORAN OF THE LADY
LETTY
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY. MAY 16-17
DUSTIN
FARNUM
In
eraturing
IRON TO GOLD
Dorothy Dalton and Rudolph Valentino
Taken from the story "When Iron Turn« to
Gold," by Georg«- Own Baxter. The talo la
a powerful ’’western'’ of life, love and crime
in u western mining camp. "IRON TO GOLD”
is a story and play that will capture and hold
your attention as few others have ever done.
If you like quick, snappy, rappid-flre action
DON’T FAIL TO SEE THIS ONE.
Ith stars the calibre of Dor
With
Dorothy Dalton
and Rudolph Valentino, and a story of the
type of "Moran of the Lady Lettie” It’s
bound to make a wonderful photoplay. A
thrilling story of the sea, based on the great
novel by Frank Norris. L’nheHltatlngly en
dorsed as ONE of the RIG PLAYS of the year
BONY PARTS Mutt h Jeff Cartoon Comds.
THURSDAY-FRIDAY. MAY 18-19
LIONEL BARRYMORE
in
THE DEVIL’S GARDEN
ONE MAN
ONE WIFE
Civilization force* man to accept that prin
ciple but it cannot control hl« mind. The
mind of man a still "The Devil*« Garden." in
which ancient traits persist, struggle against
them though be may, SEE thia fight be
tween a man's fealty to hie wife and the age-
->ld trait that craved not on« wife, but many
Lionel Barrymore's Latest Achievement.
ON LOCATION
ONE r««l comedy.
FOX
NEWS'