FRIDAY, MAY 16,1924
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Harrisburg— Local farmer« piant-
screagi to rye.
Lostine—Idaho Tie company- work-
large crew here.
TWO CARD PARTIES HELD
Mrs. J. H. Rosenberg, Mrs. E. G.
Anderson and Mrs H H. Rosenberg
1 were hostesses at two parties held at.
I the home of the former Monday and i
Tuesday of this week. The rooms were I
tastefully decorated with flowers.
Bridge was played Monday with Mrs.
John Mathers winning high score and
Mrs. Emmett Bales consolation. On
1 Tuesday Mrs Clark Hadley won high
score at Five Hundred and Mrs. Roy
I Henkle consolation.
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Following is the list of guests:
Mesdames Hall, Morrison, McGrath, ,
J. Merre! Smith, Alva Williams, Esch,
Kuratli, Groat, C. W. Barrick, East­
man, Mathers, Langtry, Pine, Spitz-
messer, Bales, Grider, Reeher, Reedy,
Pankow, Aiderman, Boone, Franklin,
Henkle, Hill, Gilbert, Steinbach, Ma­
son, Hays, Alfred Anderson, Clark
Hadley, Case, Haberlach, Condit,
Riechers, Hanslemair, Turnbull, O. A.
Schultz, Carl Schultz, Plank, Haltom,
Robinson, Ford, Harry Thomas, W. M.
Hofley, Boals, Armentrout, Moulton,
Conover, Lamar, Loll, Hechtner, Lar­
son, Clough, Babb, Ringo.
Nominate
j. c. M c C lure
for County Clerk
Because
he is efficient, trustworthy, and can handle the
job as it should be handled.
Because
he will know at LEAST as much about the duties
of this office as his deputies.
Silvertown
CORD
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There ¡8 no lux­
ury in the cost of
Silvertown Cord
Tires. The luxury
is all in the per­
formance. • « .
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Brown’s Service
Station
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Williams and
Williams
Link Motor Co.
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IjfitST IN THE LONG RUNrtf
Because
he has had two years specialized study at Will­
amette University as an accountant, and is con­
sidered as one of the best book experts in
the county.
Because
he plays on no one’s sympathy for support, and
stands squarely on his own ability and usefull­
ness to put him in office.
Because
he is being backed by no one but himself for
office, and owes no political debts nor has made
no extravagant political promises.
Vote 74X J. C.McClure
for County Clerk
Given by Tillamook Swiss society at K. P. hall
on May 17th. Special good music and royal good
time. ..Everybody invited, don’t miss it. ..Come
out Saturday nite and let us entertain you. Some
dance- Everybody invited, this means you.
Tickets $1.00 Everything included.
DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR
MOVING
THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO
YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER
ALL YOUR GOODS
CAL US DAY OR NIGHT
Our Motto: “Quick Service and Reasonable Rates.”
Portland has $30,000,000 building
program indicated for 1924.
Mayville, Wheeler county, to have
artesian water supply.
Because
he will cooperate with other county officials to
the benefit of the county at large.
Goodrich
BIG SWISS DANCE
A. W. Plank Hardware Co.
General Line of
Hardware,Paints, Oils, Varnishes
and glass
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MOWING MACHINES, DISCS and HARROWS
Both ’Phones
Tillamook, Ore.
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WE ARE GETTING FRESH
seed almost every day.
We will be glad to send for anything you
want that we don’t have in stock.
Hundreds of Tillamookers are finding it to
their advantage to depend on us for their Garden,
Flower and Field Crop Seeds.
Tell us your needs in Seeds.
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MISS GRACE BOGUE
who is conducting a cooking school on
electric stoves at the Presbyterian
guild hall for the Coast Power com­
pany this week. The public has been
invited to attend.
OVERSTOCK CASH PRICES
We have too much of some things and want
to reduce, hence these good specials this week.
Potato Flour, takes place of starch, perfectly
good, reg. 20c package, special 3 pkgs, for 29c;
Phez Jams, re.?. 10c per glass, special 3 for 19c.
Roast Col.’ee—reg. 30c value—special 3 lbs.
for 69c.
Cocoa—besr bulk—special 3 lbs. for 24c.
Bulk Tea—reg. 50c per lb. special 3 lbs. for
99c.
Tiger Gloss Starch—special 3 pkgs, for 29c.
Zo—similar to Grapenuts, special 3 pkgs, for 25c.
Sugar—this week per sack, $9.25 strickly
cash.
F. J. PYE & SON
Fully equiped to draft plan for
any building no matter how small
and nothing too large. Glad to
talk it over with you any time and
specialize in pleasing you.
TILE YOUR FARM
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Satisfaction Store-Market
ASK THE MAN
WHO HAS TILED
E. G. Anderson
TILLAMOOK CLAY
WORKS
THE COLISEUM
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21
SUNDAY, MAY 18
THE MAN LIFE
PASSED BY
Distinction
to Any Wheel
The >'ustom-made appear ware
of these great oversize C-T-C
hand-buitt low inflation cord»
Starring JANE NOVAK, PERCY MARMONT,
EVA NOVAK, CULLIN LANDIS, HOBERT
BOSWORTH, GEORGE SEIGMAN
and other notable stars. The cast insures the
quality.of the production.
“WATCH PAPA”— Andy Gump Comedy
MONDAY, MAY 1»
HAROLD LLOYD in
Designed by some of the odd­
est and most experienced tire
■«■»er» In tatrta and banA-WB
W exprrl enftamen andar iialiteSad
(ndveuon and rt«M l aiai rtln n.
rnrda reflect every G m * «4
taetf ■uprrtor amtartala and M«e
SAFETY LAST
caaatraetioo both in teaks
•nd Ln extreme mileage economy.
THURSDAY. MAY 22
BABY PEGGY in
THE DARLING OF
NEW YORK
-WAY OF A MAN”— No. 6
TUESDAY, MAY 20
If 70U are inclined to think there is nothing new
in screen thrills, see "Flaming Barriers.”
"KIDDING KATIE”—Two Reel Comedy.
JACKIE COOGAN in
Distributors for
Tillamook County
REGINALD
A BOY OF
FLANDERS
A production apecially fitted for this popular boy
star.
“INTERNATIONAL
NEWS”
and
“AESOP’S
FABLE”—Cartoon Comedy.
TIRES f/TUBES
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FRIDAY, MAY 23
JACQUELINE LOGAN, ANTONIO MORENO
WALTER HIERS, supported by CHARLES
OGLE and ROBERT McKIM in
FLAMING
BARRIERS
Return engagement. No need to say any more.
Come early for good seats.
b aha a C-T-C tliihwi Bab
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C-T-C Tata -.-f -f-»- la Masai•
Featuring HERBERT RAWLINSON
A picture as full of action as T. N. T.
Two Reel Comedy
Here indeed is one of the most pleasing and won­
derful productions of the year.
“CHAPTER 4,” LEATHER PUSHERS.
is as , Hinounced a distinction
as Is their extraordinary wear-
ing qualities.
STOLEN SECRETS
8ATURDAY, MAY 24
DENNY (Hero of the Leather
Pushers) in
SPORTING
YOUTH
Full of Young Blood, Young Love and Young
Ideas. It's a romance without a speedometer, full
of love and laughter.
“THE COW BOYS"—Two Reel Comedy.
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