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About Cloverdale courier. (Cloverdale, Tillamook County, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1914)
-+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS ! I +- n a a Q G a AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST I I ! I and -+ Till a- Ed McGlinchy, of Estella Falls, Williara Measner was was in town Tuesday. • mook viaFtor yesterday,_______ The new play' Bhed-<Tfi-tb£_Sfihqql F. A. Rowe, of Wheeler, wan in ground is framed and ready for the town Monday and Tuesday. I)r. Wendt fits glasses. Til* roof. < £ > “ lamook, Ore. I. O. O. F. Bid. Mrs. Claud Hall and son, of P H. Messner is haying some Meda, visited in Cloverdale this repairing done to the large barn on week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Messner. his place. The Central Embroidery Club Mrs Frank Foster and children are visiting this week with Mrs. D. met with Mrs. James Bailey on Wednesday afternoon. All had a Dunn at Meda. pleasant afternoon of needlework An item phoned in says the and chat. Those present were bride and groom were Tillamook Mesdames John Fleck, James visitors yesterday. Bcggs, John Jenck, Scott Boatman, Slightly used Ford automobile, in 11. W. Thomas, Wayne Franklin, good condition, for sale. Enquire and W. Collins. Mr. Collins and at the Courier office. Mr. Thomas arrived in time for For sale— Good water motor lunch. « i i • ♦ ♦ 9 Holiday Goods i tem l ~Our'~fJolhla-v-Gruid? are be ginning to arrive but owing to the fact that our new store building is not finished we will not be able to put these goods on display until about Decem ber 1st, but it will be to vour interest to withhold your H ol iday buying until you have seen these goods. We will have nearly everything in the Holiday line that goes to make the heart glad at Christmas time. All Work Guaranteed. I I D. H. • O R E T O W N . ORE. (Watch this space for later announcements.) Wm. A. HIGH Druggist and Stationer - OREGON Messrs. I). T. Worechkul, Wm. CLOVERDALE, M Owen ami Dr. George have con- To Our Patrons. Plusker Bros, for all kinds of sen ted to accompany Rev. Ford to There has been for some time a plumbing, bath room outfits and Oretown ¡Sunday, Nov. *29, ami assist his service w ith special music. continual reduction all along the fixtures Tillamook. Ore. Other members of the Cloverdale line in the matter of credits. The John Iler, of Heppner, reached church will also go and all are in manufacturer now sells his good* here Saturday evening to remain vited. It would he an Excellent , to the jobber on a practically cash with us during the winter months. plan for a good sized crowd to at- . ■ , ... ! basis, and the jobber in turn d»- Wanted— 50 or 75 ricks of alder tend the meeting from here to mande prompt payments from the wood at the Cold Springs factory, further foster community interest retailer in order to pay the man to he piled in woodshed. R. Allen with our neighbor. The Oretown ufacturer. Mrs F Foster, of Meda, left on people have a nice new church and In order to get the best prices the stage Wednesday morning for are patronizing the services loyally. and take ad vantage of his cash di*-- Portland, to he absent a few days. A very pleas.tnt surprise wiis counts the retail merchant must given Mr. ami Mrs, W, Collins on now pay his hills in from 15 to 30 Mr. and Mrs. I*. If. Messner is enjoying a visit this week from Tuesday evening by the Central days. You can readily see that The evening the merchant who carries a large their daughter, Mrs. Woolfrnberger, j Embroidery Club. was spent in congratulations ami amount of book accounts is serious • f Portland. : games, after which a lunch, brought ly handicapped in doing business Men’s 11.50 shirts, 75c; men’s in by the ladies, was served. At a In order to meet competition 11 00 shirts, 50c. Odds and ends i late hour all departed wishing and give our customers the ad- in wearing apparel at less than j them a long and happy wedded vantage of the best prices possible cast. V. Learned. I life. Those present were Mr. and we have decided to adopt the fol We are frequently receiving let Mrs. Frank Owens and children, lowing system in regulating out- ters asking for dairy ranches to Mr. and Mrs. James Beggs, Mr. credit accounts. rent, and city property to trade for and Mrs H. VV. Thomas, Mr. and On and after December 1st, credit stock. List your ranch to rent at Mrs. W ay lie Franklin, Mr. and will te extended our patrons only the Courier office. Mrs. John Fleck, Mr. and Mrs. on the following terms: James Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. John Statements will be rendered the Subjects for the moving picture show tomorrow evening: “ Little Jenck, Messrs. Peter Jenck and 1st day of each month and pay Fred Affolter, and Mr a i d Mrs ment must be made within 30 days Kaintuck,” ‘ Return to Tampico,” Scott Boatman and children. after statement is rendered. " Launch Shamrock IV .” Admis The nature of a credit store is sion 10c; children under 10 veu rs such that it has numerous ac ;>c. (IN V O K I’O K ATK D ) counts among all classes of people Dr. and Mr*. George, accom and must have some fixed rule reg panied bv their daughter and Mrs. ulating its credits, so that the March and Harry, autoad to T i l losses from bad accounts trav be lamook yesterday. The doctor, eliminated, and the customer who assisted by Dr Beals, removed tin pays his hills be given every ad tonsils of little Hurry while there vantage. Another pleasant afternoon w i~ We are adopting this plan, not spent by the Needlecraft I'luh at only to protect ourselves, but in tile home of Mts« K In i Worthing A Well < quipped Sanitarium for justice to those of our customers ton Thursday. 8ev* r ii selection* tin* ca«>e of all kinds of diseases who always meet their bills prompt- wi re rendered on the player-piano Comforts and freedom of a private ly. suitable to run small lighting plant. Herald office, Tillamook. TILLAMOOK SANITARIUM B R A N D E C E E K I N C A I D CLOTHE». * C 0Ï What V/ili People Say ? What von wear and how von wear it commands a great amount of thought and talk on the part of vour friends, acquaintances and neighbors. If you wear good clothes, smartly styled, and wear them jauntily and well, only tin- most flatlciing remarks will result. Our Clothes are very good, very smart, and verv well worn by most men. Glad to have votl see them. SUITS S15 TO $25. OVERCOATS $10 TO $25. A. A. PENNINGTON, Perfect Clothes for Precise Men. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. everyone concerned. Thanking you for many past favors, and ask ing you to co-opera .e with us in putting our business on a strictly business basis, we remain, Sincerely yours. Cloverdale Mercantile Co. Farming is a business proposition and the farmer is the biggest business man in business. Don't forget the faithful old friend —the horse—remember he is prone to become tired as well as yourself. Some of the world's first gentlemen and scholars and patriots were farm b r Miss Worthington. Dainty W- heme. We are fully Mtisftsd that this ers and today some of the world « best freshmsnts were served. Dr. S. M. Wendt, Med. Supt. plan will werk to the advantage of thought is given to farming.
