TILLAMOOK
cAjiL BOUNTIES ADDED
I' ay. M1usltaI club should be
greeted
with the keenest delight.
L, Oregon atato game commission Dumesnil is quite unknown While Mr.'
L\r.;iou:Ked
jnnounced that it
P will p-y
pay ad-
-fl yea“ go, in the pianistie so far as
world, he
Lal bounties on certain predatory ranks with the best
The French
uli in addition to those now be- artist has
enjoyed distinction in
paid b; several counties of the Germany, France Spair
a'l
En?land and
all
a —__
a.l over Snntk
South
- ——— America.
J He has been
itatr bounties referred to are called a “modernist” but not;
t not to the
b?25, emgar $25, and wild cat $3. extent he has forgotten the cL^,„
L KRts must be presented to the He plays Chopin delightfully, lassies.
and is
is
clerk cf the county in which much admired for his interpretation
tiiiniul was killed and an affidavit °
;irt “e kas ¿one much for
Le killing forwarded to the game «e latest French composers and
jpjssion.
I Spam also owes him a debt of grati-
hjl wolf hides must be forwarded
tude for
bri: inKin» fortk the works of
.. to | I „1
” ?
Lr-te game commission foi rider.ti- obscure Spanish composers and giv-
, .n pofare the bounty is paid.
■ mg their works a high p!ace in xbe
musical world.
fte ladies oi 'he Presbyterian Guild
Mr. Dumesnil is not altogether a
£ told a Chric tmas rale of fancy
stranger in America. He has made
b. candy, homo made mince meat,
a couple of appearances in New York
L; cakes, etc. Watch for .lie date.
L?
C.t2 and was well received. His recital
in inis city will be somewhat novel,
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Ire fio hi gift—Buy it at the inasmuch as Mr. Dumesnil never fails
C.tild Christmas sale.— to present something new.
The program which will be given
C-t2
in Tillamook is as follows:
ELKS ■•■ VORIAI. SERVICE
I
Ti'lanx'S; lodge No. 1437 of the Andante con vaiiazicni in F minor
Lvolen'. atid Protective order of
.......................... •;............... Haydn
fc will hold thei:
.1 memorial bor.ata Op. 75 (Appassionata)
pices ■ ■ toe Christian church on
.................................... Beethoven
L-bc; 7 ..t 7:33 p. r.i. The Hon.
Allegro moito e con brio
Andante
lii.cr 'L Evans will deliver the
Allegro ma non tronpo
»"j.isl address. All ntembe-s re-
r*cd to be present. The public
Maurice Dumesnil
tdieliy invited.—Adv,
C-t2 Vocal Solo
W. Thomas Coates
MAURICE DI MESNIL
II
Ballade in F minor Op. 23...... Chopin
Ths coming of Maurice Dumesnil, Waltz in C sharp mine:
......... Chopin
It noted French pianist, to Tilla­ : Nocturne in F sharp....
........... Chopin
rt under the ausipices of the Mon- I Polonaise in A flat major Op. 53.......
............................................. Chopin
Maurice Dumesnil
Vocal Duet
Misses Helen Church and
Leora Philippi
III
Carrillons dans la baie......... Vuillemin
.. .(Chimes in the Bay)
Diversions No. 5................ John Alden
URATE SHIP PICKS UP CAPTAIN
Carpenter
FERGUSON AND WIFE
Liebcsleid .............. Kreisler-Stefanisi
Scherzo in E mino. r...... Mendelssohn
Crew Is Rescued Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12....... Liszt
Maurice Dumesnil
By Fire Patrol
Mr. Dumesnil brings his own piano,
Tillamook, Oregon, Nov. 24, 1924. a Chickering, with him and also his
-Just off the coast of a seaside port own tuner.
ittn ton schooner sent out a call for
tip which was picked up by F. P.
reiving station. Captani Ferguson,
ester of the burning ship and his
tie, after being adrift all night in
i small boat was picked up by a
irate ship, blinded, by order of the
iptain, whom the crew called Buck
hereon, and set adrift again with
it his wife. He was picked up later
[the Fire Patrol. Captain Ferguson,
iering untold agony stated that he
id been separated from his wife,
ack Anderson taking her below
kite the crew set about torturing
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Seamen along the coast who are
M acquainted can not recall any one
I the name of Buck Anderson and
Pat a loss to know wheie the pirate
k? came from.
Hanyone in Tillamcok i3 interested
> inding this beast in human form
hn’t fail to be at the Circuit Theater
h“mber 3rd or 4th and see “THE
fcE PATROL.”
'this is a melodrama of sea in
■di a skipper, forcibly separated
hr. his wife, vows vengeance and
«r a lapse of years exacts his
My.
This picture was recently run at
■ Columbia theatre in Portland.
<**t: Anna Q. Nilsson, William
■ries, Jack Richardson, Madge Bel-
Helen Jerome Eddy, Jonny
«w, Gale Henry; directed by
■d Stromberg.
Circuit theatre
F®ber 3rd and 4th.
(Paid Adv.)
pecial
Lecture
Monday
Night
lear-
gg to Everybody
Blue Bird Confectionery
Mammoth
Spectacle!
RAFAEL
SABATINI
the Modern
Dumas, has
has given the
world his
Come in and try our fountain diinks-
Ice Cream and Candies
We bave a nice line of box candies
Get one for that Anniversary
The Blue Bird
Zella M. Harrison Prop.
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Turkeys
C. F. Lincecum, Prop.
Sea
Hawk’’
They chained an English gentleman to
sweepheads
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Saturday
Monday
Specials
COLISEUM
Thursday and Friday, November 27-28
Three Complete Shows on Thursday
Starting at 4:30, 7:00 and 9:30 P. M.
Two Shows only on Friday
1st at 7:00—2nd at 9:30 P. M.
Children 25c
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Combination Step-
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Silk Slips $5.85
Silk Gowns $5.25
All wanted colors
Something new and different
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Latest Styles, Colors and Materials____________________
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Men’s Shirts
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25 to 50 per cent off
All sizes and kinds
COATS
DRESSES
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
Everything Reduced
Meaty Pig Hocks, per lb......................
Best Pot Roast of Beef, per lb.............
Young Pork Roast, lean, per lb_____
Meaty Spare Ribs, per lb......................
Legs of Pork, 6 to 12 lb. pieces, per lb,
Legs of Spring Lamb, per lb________
Smoked Bacon Jowls, per lb.............
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New line of Women’s
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New Assortment
Turkey s
NEW MARKET
Santa Claus has just opened his toys and he has something for every­
one. Come and see the largest stock of good substantial toys ever in
one collection. Bring the children, select your toys now
David Eugene Golf
Olson,
of Eugene
Lacher, Teacher, Evan­
gelist and Scientist
i* the “The Great Un-
eve!oped Resources of
reKon.” at the City Hall
“onday at 7:45 P. M.
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the boldest, wickedest,
merriest pirate that ever
spat in a galley ditch—
who roved the seas for
booty, kidnaped fair dam­
sels and lolled in Moorish
Harems—the roaringest
ruffianly rascai that ever
scuttled ship or stole a
maiden’s heart.
See him in
A
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Headquarters
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Latest styles
Novelty weaves
Reduced for
Thanksgiving
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s FED TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS, ROASTING
CHICKENS and FRYERS, and don’t forget we
have BUFFALO meat on sale. Place your order
now.
A froth lot of Hams, Bacon, Bacon Backs and
Cottages just out of the Smoke House. Fresh
Kettle Rendered Lard of our own make.
Both Phones
We deliver
Courteous Service
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