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THE TILLAMuOK HEADLIGHT
AMERICAN
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elebrate the Fourth
at Tillamook
AND
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Dalle-s Post wants to hear from
the acquatic stars of Oregon who
belong to the American Legion. A
three day water carnival will be held
here during the week of conventions
next month, and Don W. Yantis, who
used to hang up records for himself,
is in charge. Dallis Post and local
business men will offer prizes fol­
the winners, and it is hoped to es-
tablish a custom which will last as
long as there are enough legion
members left with enough limber
joints to take to the water.
The prizes have not yet been an­
nounced. but they will be substan­
tial enough to attract the best swim­
mers. The Columbia is a mile wide
at The Dalles, and ambitious swim­
mers can paddle all the way down to
Astoria if they want to. so there is
plenty of space for all competitors.
There will be swimming events for
women too. The Posts catchword for
the convention is "Bring your uni­
form”, but equally well it can urge
legionnaires to bring bathing suits
too.
Tillamook, July 4th
Legionnaire» attending the Na-
tional Convention in New Orleans,
will encounter more history to the
square inch than in any other city
in America. To the ex-fighter the
famous old port city will reveal the
marks of two centuries of spirited
existence, inspired by the deeds of
ex-servlc men of other days. Founded
by Bineville in 1718, New Orleans
has been under the French flag
twice; the colors of Spain have
floated over the city, the stars and
Bars of the Confederacy, and final­
ly the Stars and Stripes of the Un­
ited States.
INDUS-
MONSTER CIVIC, FRATERNAL
TRIAL PARADE, CLOWNS, CALLITHUMPIAN
BANDS, COMIC FLOATS, INDUSTRIAL FLOATS,
AND FLOATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WITH
VALUABLE PRIZES
WOODMEN’S CONTESTS—LOG BUCKING, LOG
ROLLING, ETC.
PATRIOTIC SPEAKING, BAND CONCERTS
Tillamook. July 4th
SINGING
The American Legion will conduct
a nationwide membership d<-ive from
July 5th to 27th. The purpose 1» to
enroll ex-service men who have not
yet identified themselves with the
legion and its work.
Harry N. Nelson. Adjutant of the
American Legion in Oregon, has an-
nounced that a supreme effort will
be made to double the membership
in Oregon. At present the Oregon
j Department of this great national
organiznation has enroUed lees thin
one-third of the eligibles.
The American Legion is composed
of men and women who were in the
service of the United States during
the World War. It admits to its
ranks all who served regardless of
the place or conditions of servile.
While it is designed to keep alive
the associations growing out of the
war, and to express upon the life of
the country the point of view of the
t.500.«00 who served, its greatest
CHAMPIONSHIP BALL GAME—SPORTS, RACES,
GAMES AND CONTESTS
STREET DANCING BOTH NIGHTS—GRAND BALL
IN THE K. OF P. HALL
ALL-STAR BOXING CARNIVAL—30 ROUNDS OF
FAST AND FURIOUS MILLING UNDER THE
AUSPICES OF THE TILLAMOOK BOXING
COMMISSION
FIREMEN’S
ILLUMINATED
EXHIBITION
CLUDING THE DARE DEVIL LEAP FOR
IN-
LIFE
FROM THE RAGING FLAMES TO THE LIFE NET
value to the country lies in stimu­
lating patriotism and sound sacrific­
ing Americanism. The American I.e
gion will be to the country during
the next three Quarters of a century
what the Grand Army of the R>pub-
’ie lias been in the p u-.. Therefore
its influence for sound at i liberal
Americanism is certain to be perma­
nently recorded in the national con-
siousness of the nation.
It is the duty of every ex-se'vice
man to join. He should add his point
of view to the legion's activities and
thus express in civil life the spirit of
service to country ¿¡splayed in the
national crisis.
Friendship and Finance
The Prosperity Of Our Depositors Is
Of Great Importance To Us
W e want you tv deposit
FRIENDSHIP
as well as
M O N E Y
Tillamook. July 4th
Veterans of the American Legion
are conducting a m«mbetsh p drive
It is a worthy endeavor. They
helped make big history. They served
and sacrificed for ideals that ought
to be preserved. There is no surer
way to perserve them than through
such an organization as the Ameri­
can Legion.
This is reason enough for
membership drive. But there
other reasons. Policy, not Politics,
is a legion slogan. It conveys a
thought of true citizenship. A higher
and higher civic standard is the for­
mula that will lift America higher
and higher in civic rightiousness,
economic equality and social justice.
These are the things to make this
nation worthy of the Bufferings and
sorrows that service men endured
in the great war. These ideals can be
greatly forwarded through such an
organization as the legion.
The comradeship of those dread­
ful days is worth preserving. As the
time mellows the recollection of the
horrors of 1917-18, and as years
lengthen into decades, that comrade­
ship. preserved through the legion j
organization, will be a priceless
privilege to those once in the Euro-(
pean camps and campaigns.
The veteran’s organization should j
be sustained and preserved for it is
a great social university.
Tillamook, July 4th
A bronze Service Bar bearing the
wording "Fourth Annual Stat« Con­
vention, The Dalles, Oregon 1922"
will nb presented by the Oregon
Department American Legion to each
poet bringing their official post
colors to The Dalles the latter part
of July. The Bar will be placed on
the staff of posts bringing their ban­
ners, by Lane Ooodell, Department
Commander during the convention
sessions.
NOTICI
There will be a meeting of the
Landowners of the big Neatucca
Drainag District held at Cloverdale,
Oregon, on the third day of July,
1922, at 1:30 o’clock p. m., for the
purpose of electing two supervisors.
37-2t
W. L. Hudson, Secretary.
when you start an account with us.
Your interests will be
protected and
you will be assured of OLTR Friendship
in return for vour Confidence.
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
Tillamook County Bank
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BUTTER
We sell the famous LINN butter made at Al­
bany, always pure, sweet and a good keeper.
Always at the correct market price. During the
past year we sold over TEN TONS of this but­
ter and did not have complaints on TEN pounds.
Can you beat it?
TEAS, COFFEES, COCOAS
Our fine bulk teas at 50c per pound are giving
entire satisfaction. We also have Lipton’s, Ridg­
way’s, Tree and Diamond W.
In coffees we have all the main brands and a
good bulk,coffee at 20c per pound. We sell the
very best bulk cocoa at 2 lbs. for 25c, also Baker’s
Guittard’s and Lipton’s.
Our business and prices are all figured on a
CASH BASIS. Compare ALL our prices with
ALL the prices of any other store. You can af­
ford to trade at
THE SATISFACTION STORE
E. G. ANDERSON
(The store without baits or rebal'*1’)
THREE STORIES BELOW
STOP!
GEM THEATRE
Sunday- Monday, June 25- 26
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WALLACE REID in
“RENT FREF”
$
A ticklesome tale of troublesome ten"
ant whose landlady drove him forth
to live a wild life on the roof tops.
And the things he saw! And the
things he did! WOW!
A happy medley of gingam gowns
and broadwav beauties.
Constance Talmadge’s best picture.
Plenty of fun for everybody.
FRIDAYJUNE 30
Tuesday-Wednesday, June 27-28
BUCK JONES in
“WESTERN SPEED”
A western thriller with more speed
than a tornado and more power than
an earthquake. A story that will hold
> you spellbound to the very finish.
Fox News
Pearl Oil, burned in a good oil cook­
stove, is an economical as well as a
clean and convenient fuel.
You are rid of the drudgery of feeding
and cleaning out a range and your
kitchen is cool and comfortable. You
work with a clean, intense cooking
heat concentrated directly under the
burner where it is needed.
To be sure of best results in your stove,
use Pearl Oil. It bums cleanly—no
smoke or odor
Dealers everywhere. Buy it by name
-Pearl Oil.
Shake ’em up. One reel comedy
A tale of the underworld of New
York and a love ihat touched its sha­
dows with glorv
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¡bra cool, clean kitchen
u burn PEARL OIL
CONSTANCE TALMADGE in
“POLLY OF THE FOLLIES”
LIONEL BARRYMORE in
“BOOMERANG PILL”
“Move on” One Reel Harold Lloyd
SATURDAY. JULY ist
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Cab forata
DUSTIN FARNUM in
“STRANGE IDOLS”
A story of the lumber camps in which
Cupid has a job to big for him.
HEAR!!!
Whitney Boys
Chorus
Thursday, June 29
Mutt and Jeff Comedy and Bill and
Bob, one reel animal picture.
LOOK!!
1!
(KER.01ENE)
HEAT
AND LICHT
Al St John in “The Studio Rube.”
Two reels of foolishness
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OIL
COMFAXY
2000--BOYS--2000
Last day of rose festival and two days following
Largest boy chorus the world has ever known
BOBBY MURRAY of New York
Bobby Murray sings higher than any
person has ever sung
2 0 0 0
BOYS
Multnomah Field, Portland, Oregon, June 23,
24, 25. 1922. Admission, $1.00, grand stand,
$1.50; box seats, $2.00. Order at once stating
dates tickets are for. Make all checks payable
to W. C. Culbertson. Whitney Boys • horus, 5-X»
Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon.
We desire to thank Geo. Burckard for this space
—Whitney Boys Chorus.