Cloverdale courier., January 21, 1916, Image 2

LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS
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The teamshed has been enclosed this
week which is a decided improvement.
Jjggfofcy Dr. Wendt fits glasses.
mook, Ore..
Tilla-
I. O. O. F. Bid.
Mrs. Goldsworthy, of Pleasant Valley,
was a Clovurdale visitor the lirst of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kennedy, of Tilla
mook, were Cloverdale visitors this
week.
Plasker Bros, for all kinds of ollimb­
ing, bath room outfits and fixtures. T il­
lamook. Ore.
Dr. Reedy, of Tillamook, was in
Cloverdale Tuesday, and while here
tested the dairy herd belonging to Com­
missioner Owen.
Don't forget ttie moving picture show
Saturday night.
The Million Dol­
lar Mystery, positively the best show
that was ever seen in the town. Dance
after the show.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Return Home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Foster, who for
the past six months have been visiting
in the east and middle west, returned
to their home in Cloverdale Saturday
evening of last week. Since their re­
turn Mr. Foster has been slightly in
disposed and has not got around to
shake hands with all his old friends.
We. understand he was considerably dis­
appointed to find on his return Clover­
dale in the grasps of a regular eastern
winter, his hopes being that as soon as
he got west of the Cascades he would
breathe in the air of the almost ever
present Chinook zephyrs that the Nes-
tucca Valley is noted for.
Revising Our Books.
Since the first of the year we have
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of in t e r e s t
Nyal’s FaceCream
Nothing equals Nyal’s FaC0
Cream for relieving chapped
face and hands. It keeps
the skin soft and smooth.
Take a jar home with you
and try it. After using it
once you’ll never be with­
out it.
25c and 50c Ja rs.
Wm. A. HIGH
been revising the circulation books of CLO VE RD ALE .
the Cloverdale Courier and we find a
Characteristics
Druggist and Stationer
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OREGON
rJ"'HERE are two distinguishing
features which demonstrate
want to make an appeal, asking them
vision is a harmonious one, however, the effectiveness of
On and after February 1, Lamar’ s to pay up. We are doing this in all kind­
few who are in arrears anti to them we
Variety Store will be located in the ness but with sincerity.
Some time ago we mailed statements
Oddfellow’s building, Tillamook, in the
to
a number of delinquent subscribers
store formerly occupied by the Stilwell
and
most of them responded heartily,
Co. Drop in and look around.
and right here we want to thank them
Messrs. John Holgate, Bud Wallace,
for their promptness.
Forrest Ayers, Jumes Baker and E. K.
W e are making the Courier just as in­
Gilbert, of Beaver, Ed Anderson, of
teresting as we possibly can and con­
Hemlock, and Jens Jensen and Fred
sidering the limited field, believe that
Scherzinger, of Oretown, attended M a­
the Courier is above the average. Bear
sonic lodge here last evening.
hi mind that the Courier is first, last
Our old friend, Mr. Gustaffson, came ami all the time, a booster for the Nes-
It always has been a
into Cloverdale from the Sour Grass tucca Valley,
road Thursday evening, and left on the booster and always will be. It has done
stuge this morning for Tillamook, where its part to put the valley to the front,
he will take a train for Portland. He enhancing the value of every piece of
reports some slides on the new project, land therein, and it has and is now re­
but none that will cause any great ceiving better support from the citizens
trouble to grade out.
of the valley than is usually accorded a
ocal weekly newspaper.
In other
It is reported that a train left T illa ­
words the Courier is entitled to the sup­
mook for Portland yesterday morning
port of the people anil is getting it. The
and that an incoming train will arrive
price of the Courier is so small that
this evening. As we have had no out­
were we to mail oat statements to any
side mail this week this is welcome
extent we would soon spend more
news. It is said the train service will
money and time than the small ac­
be every other day until the weather
counts would be worth.
condition settle*.
As a favor we are geing to ask those
Mrs. Mary Hawkins, aged 42, mother who are in arrear to either call us by
of fourteen children, and wife of James phone, drop us a card or sec us per­
Hawkins, of Siletz, died
suddenly sonally, and tell us when it will be con­
venient to settle. Should vou be in ar­
Wednesday evening.
H »r husband,
rears and after February 1, fail to re­
five boys and seven girls survive. Two
ceive the paper , j not feel offended, it
of the children are dead. Mrs. Haw­
is not of onr choice we do this, but it is
kins hud been in rather ill health for a
necessary.
year. She started to prepare the even­
When you receive a copy of the
ing meal about 5 o’clock and gave up
Courier marked “ Sample Copy” your
the task, complaining of a headache. ;
name is not on the subicripiion list and
She retired, became unconscious, and at
are in no wise obligated to the paper for
!» o’clock was dead. Death is attributed
the payment of the same. It is our
to hemorrhage of the brain. Mr. and
way of reminding you that the Courier
Mrs. Hawkins at one time lived at
is after business.
Beaver and later near the Dennis mill at i
The Courier i* $1 a year and vou need
Cloverdale.
it in your home just as much as we
need your dollar in ou r business.
Bids Wanted.
Bids will be received by the Three
Rivera Creamery Co. up to Feb. lat, for
Fcr County Treasurer.
1 hereby announce mvsclf as candi­
the follow in g: For a first helper, also date for the oil ice of county treasner of
for hauling cheese to Tillamook and 1 Tillamook county, subject to the will of
supplies.but k. Right reserved to reject the republican voters at the laid prim­
ary election.
Respectfully,
any ami all bills.
J. II. Dunstan.
Three Rivers Creamery Co.,
llebo, Oregon.
When in Tillamook and you want a
Take tin* old reliable W hite stage for good meal at a most reasonable price
a comfortable, safe ami sure trip to call at M. (Meson's in the Ramsey Hotel
Tillamook.
dining room.
Grange Contest.
Cloverdale Grange divided.
The d i­
and the ultimate result will be that
either the parties of the first part will
have to entertain the parties of the
second part, or vice versa.
Credit points will be for prompt pay­
ment of dues, punctuality, attendance
and securing new members. Also other
things of benefit to the order.
Brandegee
Kincaid & Co.
Clothes
P A R T IE S O F T H E F IR S T P A R T .
Mrs. Archie Gist,
captain;
Fred
Briodv, Mrs. Briody, Mr. Cochran J.
Lowrance, Mrs. J. Gist, Mrs. George,
Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Gillam, Maurice
Bays, M illie Sappington, W irt Sapping-
ton, Mamie Learned, Minnie Blum,
Mrs. Imlah, L. Lawrence, Mrs. Brooten,
Mr. Brooten, Mrs. March, Mr. March.
One is style; the other is quality.
Pick any Suit you desire and pay
any price from $13 to $35 and
you’ll find these features. They’re
characteristic of the house.
P A R T IE S OF T H E SECOND P A R T .
Sold By
Mrs. Chas. Lundqnist, captain; A r ­
chie Gist, Olive Bays, Mrs. Cochran,
Ed Worthington, Mr. McCabe, Virgie
Worthington, Mark Bays, Dessie Bab­
cock, Dr. George, Forrest Gist, 1’ lmres
Stiverson, Crystal Bays, Chas. Blum,
Dot Lewallen, Mr. Gillam, Vic Learned,
Mr. Kay, Mr. Imlah, Mrs. Sanders.
A. A. Pennington
Chloroforming a Ship.
teiian church are increasing in interest.
Tillamook, Ore.
Evangelistic Meetings.
The revival meetings at the Presby-
An American patent has been grant­
ed for a method o f submarine warfare
which provides for anaesthetizing the
crew o f an enemy’s ship. The plan Is
to steer the submarine close alongside
the ship and to shoot the end o f a pro­
jectile Into the hull, while the rear end
maintains a tubular connection with
the submarine. An anaesthetic Is then
pumped from the submarine into the
hull o f the uttacked vessel.
His Notices.
Actor De Ham—I have had a lot of
notices about me wherever I have
played.
Critic—W hat were they, notices to
quit or to lient It?—New York Glol>e.
RECIPE TOR GRAY HAIR.
To half pint o f water add 1 oz. Bay
Rum. a small box of Barbo Compound,
and
oz. of glycerine. Apply to the hair
twice a week until It becomes the desired
shade. Any aruggist can put this up or
you can mix It at home at very little cost.
Full directions for making and use come
in each box of Barbo Compound. It will
gradually darken streaked, faded gray
hair, and removes dandruff. It Is excel­
lent for fal Ing hair and will make harsh
hair soft and glossy. It will not color the
scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not
rub off.
Every evening the evagelists,
M ont­
gomery and Northrup, are at their best
in sermon and song, and it is a pity
that every |>erson within a radius of
five miles of the church cannot hear
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them.
There are good
congregations
every night, but still room for more.
Program for next week :
On Sunday morning Rev. F. S. Ford
will conduct service a* usual. Sunday
school at 10 a. in. Public service 11.
A special meeting for Christian people
j at 2:30 p. m.
Subject evening service— “ The Devil.”
I Monday evening— •‘ ilea* en.”
Tuesd ay eveni ng—“ H ell.”
Wednesday evening— “ Christ and the
Resurrection.”
Thursday evening— “ Signs of the
Times anil Christ’ s Coining."
Friday evening— “ Signs of the Times
and tlie Judgment.”
No service on Saturday evenings.
F. S Ford, Pastor.
Great are those 25c dinners at
the
Ramsey Hotel dining room. Tillamook,