TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
[W PICTURE SHOW
TO FF OPENED SOON
Morrison, proprietors
in this citv,
into their new building
Reals building in the
coming JM’ptrmK‘1.
- haw been leased
: ami are being fitted
¡he special require-
The building
tot Fk’
et U' ni
toe A
r a tong ■
• seer
era ting room is 8x12
which will be occupied by tm picture
There
two upstairs
firm is 4<xlD2 teet over ad
Ine au
trances to th* bah- v from thr mrz-
ditorium is 47x70 feet; and will
4:t«»rium and bal
525 persons and the balcony, abou
ha\e thr latest type
1 ,(» more. Th«* ceiling of the aua;
picture
Curium is about 22 feet from the »<b
v»n
wu
N«
of
the
latest
creation
waik evrl and 2« feet at the low* -t
level A men’s bunging room i< tlx — • .arde*1*-
o«’v.*t
:-h-e M d
escapea will be
with aci'unimvJaiion». la u loom
adequate h r th«1 i»rty of the public
is the generato! »•»d the electric
and will oomph fulh with the state
Another small -oom
ir. vr-
pitances.
fov» T
upstairs, will be used for storage pu:
«nJ mezzanine
CjOt Supper in tho
floor will be covered
doub <
weight theatre carpet. The new >10,-
000 Smith unit pipe organ is now tn*
.nstaJed. It is oim I» * of the bust.
I hv ceiling and wails will be decora!
t*d with oil hand work bv a Portland
decorator. Mr. Ammer, who did sim-
ilar work for thr Liberty theatre of
Portland, and others. All aisles open-
mg to thr stage will be drain'd with
heavy plush velour n old rose color.
Thr front of thr new theatre will
covered with a marquis and elec*
Inc flasher sign. A heating and ven
tilating system is being installed of
thr Anderson type of forced circula-
tion, which will supply a complete
change of air every four minutes.
winch is in itself a decided healthful
(novation. I hr ventilator will be au-
tomatically controlled bv thermostat
installation. Ihr lights will be of thr
latest improved tv ties used i nthe best
theatres. All lights will be controll
ed b\ electric dimmers. wrmitung
i i.HIlgv
colors and intensity
controlled bv switches irf the p
lion booth. In the front part of th
r< »om. on either ide. will be located
the flower gardens which w ill add mu-
terially to the beauty and
ic effect
of ti
ior of the auditorium and
balcony.
Thr appointments of thr nt w thr
ire have r ently attracted the att<
ot theatre proprietors from sev-
of the state, and thr gen-
verdict is that the kcal propri«-
wi ' have one of t!
most tthh I-
ern th. at res in the
children left for then home in Port-
land after a wvuka ¿lay in the Gulls
Nest.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Humphrey, of ,
Salem, arc in the Sands.
F. b. Burnii is registered from Yak
ima, \Y ash.
Dr. F. E. Menne und wife and Miss
Menne, arrived Wednesday to spend
the month of August.
Melvin Phitta and wife arc register«
ed tonni Clintonville, Pa.
il. G. Campbell and wife of Eugene
are enjoying the beach this week.
Howard Hull and family are visit-
ors from Portland.
\ ! Beacroft and party of Salem
arrived Sunday for a weeks stay.
Olds and family of \Y apato,
\Y ash., and A. r. Kellner and family
of Portland are occupying the Lind-
burg cottage on Tillamook avenue.
W . J. Fleming and family of Port
land «pent the week end id Oceanside.
Mr. and Mrs.
Derby
daughter
Newton, of Mc-
Minnville, arrived Sunday for a two
weeks stay. They are in the Dream-
Mr and Mrs Earl A. Simms ot Val-
ie.io, < au, art registered in the grove.
rnng S. Phillips of Hubbard, Ore
visitor at Am and luiCasae’s
last week. He reports he intends to
move back t-» Tillamook soon.
Bake the butt of a FRYE’S DEI ICIOI 9
HAM. then it will he readv to slice cold
for suptier
FRYE S DEI K IOI S HOI 1« ideal I OB
baking. It » just choice, tender rain-fed
pork, cured and smoked in hard-wood
smoke hv the exclusive FRYE PROCESS
to preMTve the juices and delicate texturf
and develop the richest flavor
No pal*
boding of FRYE'S DELICIOUS HAM to
nec< -.-arv—the meat is so mild and tender«
frye's
Delicious
1 Ham
Everything the
name implies
For perfect baked ham score the skin half
thr 'Ugh the fat, season with grotm id cinnamon,
and mustard, sprinkle with brown a
like a pork roast in a covered roas
enough hot water to make ateam, allow
«tea to the pound. A clove of garlic inserted
to the bone will add uavor.
ON oí
You will find FRYES DELICIOUS
•ame quality zi FRYE'S DELICT
best part of the bacon aide is uaed
rPYE Ö COMPANY
PORTLAND-TILLAMOOK STAGE
LINE
Ivan Donaldson. Manager
DEPOT OPPOSITE GEM THEATRE
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
7:30 A. M
11:00 A. M.
4:00 P. M
LEAVE PORTLAND
12JO Midnight;
7:50 A. M.;
12:50 P. M.;
Mr. and
land spent
Jumes (
lund speri
Driftwood
John V. W lo of Winchester, Idaho
is here visiting his sister Mrs. L. D.
brake and family. also his brothers
( harley Hance and Albert vY ilks all
of T.Uamook.
Copyright hv underwood £ Underwood N. Y.
I 1GHTHOI SE WITHOUT KEEPER—TO GUIDE PLANES
This show the Airway lightht
at Tatsfield, England, which guides
Croydon-Paris airplanes across the Channel at night. This lighthouse
throws a beam of ight to reach Lympne in Kent, and is only visited twice
a year. The lights arc supplied with gas from the cylinders below. There
is a patent device on the top which automatically lights the lamps when the
sun goes down. The lights are so arranged that when the sun comes up
again the lights automatically are switched off and are lighted in the same
manner on dull or cloudy days.
Mrs. L. D. Krake and son Kay and
Elide 1 Jr.,
ho.ae Sunday
from
their
trip
to
Dayton,
Ore., bring
M rs. J. E. Durham of Port-
ing home lxmis Krake s two small
the week end in The F:
children which Mrs. Elidei* Krake Jr.,
ha- been taking care of.
rouch and family f Port-
Earl Ray and family was out to
u pleasant
spend the < ••nir.g with Mr. Amami
cottage
luna e andf amily Tuesday.
i.ve roster is registered from Purt-
Jack Robinson and family re turned
land.
from Seaside Wednesday.
Bert Brooks and family of Inde
pendence are spending their vacation
here.
waiter J. Jewitt and family have
arrived for a few weeks or. the wach.
They are m w ecoma.
CHURCH NOTES
ME! HODJST CHL RCH
Sunday school at 10 a. m. A place
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Nelson spent
for everybody. Morning service at 11
th» week end in the S*a!ion.
Sermon Among the Crows at
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Taylor are vis- ' henth.
The pastor is preaching a
itors from Portland.
senes of sermons on Elijah. This is
Mr. and Mr-. A. K. Sawtelle are reg the second one. Y oung peoples meet
ing Sunday evening ut 7. All young
is’- red from Portland.
people are invited. Evening service
Mrs. Geo. Gulley arrived at 8. Sermon “The Altar on the Moun-
r i iday for h week s stay.
tain.
This will be the third of the
senes. The public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. H. h. Dem mitt and
SIMPSON HAMRIC K, Pastor.
f G'f '¿'t
Gem Theatre
SI ANDARI) Bl RE \l
DEVELOPS REMARKABLE HIGH SPEED
< VMERA
" hlle theaverajre piaflex camera used by our up-to-date news photographers
is able to i«teh moving objects at one thousandth of a second, ths remark
able high speed cameia us«d at the Bureau of Standards in Washington per
mits measurement of small time intervals of a millionth of a second.
5:10 !'. M
This change should please local people as they can spend eveningi
in Portland and return on midnight special
■ TKK
Oceanside is now at the height of
the season. All cottages and tents
are filled and reservations are pounng
in for later m August. The grove is
titled with auto campers coming and
going each day.
i JfíR* *
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.-.’laaafs
THIS IS THE WEEK TO CAN
Apricots, Loganberries, Wild Blackberries and
Raspberries. We can supply your wants in about
everything connected with canning. Get our prices
on fruit jars, rubbers and caps, you can save monej
CEMEX 1
LIME
28 W
LAMB-SCHRADER CO
BULK COFFEE
Our roast Coffees are meeting with increased sales
and are giving good satisfaction due to high quality
and low price. A good coffee at 25c per lg is hard to
find these days but we have it. Our 40c coffee is hard
to beat at any price. Come in on Friday each week
and get extra coffee values.
THIS WEEK FOR $1.00
23 Polar White Soap
27 White Linen Soap
13 Fine Mixed Toilet Soap
10 lbs good Italian D/ied Prunes
10 lbs. fancy small white beans
o large cans Preferred Stock Sardines
$1.00
$1 00
SLOO
SI.-KI
SLW
S1.00
IHE SATISFACTION STORE
E. G. ANDERSON
The HEADLIGHT is .he standard by which the other
rs of Tillamook ( oi My are generally compared
Ancient Order United Workmen
A FRATERNA!. BENEFICIARY SOC IETY
Issues 10, 15 and 20 pay Life Certificates
on the American Experience Table of
Mortality.
55
YEARS OLD
OLDER TUAS ANY OF IDEM
BETTER THAN MOST OF IDEM
I). ('. HERRIN, (¡rand Recorder
II-, OREGON! \N !{f IM.