Cloverdale Courier
P ublished Every Thursday
Frank Taylor, Editor and Publisher.
“ "Entered «»second-class m a tte r, Nov­
ember 13tlt. 1905 a t th e post office atClo* !
vevdn-.r&, T ilW nook C ounty, Oregon, un- j
dor Act id C ongress, M arch 3rd, 1878.
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H om estead notices
5.00 .
P olitical A n n o u n cem en t C ards
$10.00
NEW P A T T E R N E A N T E R N
J ob D e pa r t m e n t
We are showing a specially fine Lantern
for the dairyman.
This Lantern has an
eight-inch base, wind-proof and holds
My J o b D e p artm en t is com plete in every |
resp ect an d I am able to do all kinds |
C om m ercial J o b P rin tin g on sh’o lt
notice a t reasonRble prices.
T H U R S D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 28, 1910
WASTE OF PUBLIC MONEY
In o ld er co u n trie s like G reat B ritain
th e census is tak en an d m ade public in
tw en ty -fo u r hours.
In o ur c o u n try th e census b u re au has
becom e a continuous b u rd en and is con­
tin u a lly seeking new jobs.
To keep th e arm y t h a t is em ployed in
th e b u re au busy th e y are in v e stig a tin g
w hat it costs to deliver groceries.
T he census e x p e rts p reten d to believe
th a t th e h igh cost of living is d u e to the
high cost of o p eratin g delivery wagons.
W h a t th e g o v ernm ent in te n d s to do
ab o u t it afte r th e y find ou t w h a t is costs
no one know s—probably set m ore offi­
cials to w ork.
I t m ig h t be a ll.r ig h t for th e g o v ern ­
m ent to spend a lot of m oney on this
work if it h ad no t alread y been done
verv th o ro u g h ly .
T he H a rv a rd college bureau of b u si­
ness research has alread y m ade th is i n ­
v estig atio n an d fu rnishes it free to any
m e rc h a n t.
Of course, it has one draw back in th a t
it was done w ith o u t an ap p ro p ria tio n
from congress.
I t looks as if th e fu n ctio n s of th e gov­
e rn m e n t were being e x p a n d e d
for
th e pu rp o se of m ak in g jobs.
THINK BEFORE YOU VOTE
H e re are som e facts vou ought to
1 quarts of oil.
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Absolutely safe.
R e g u la r P r ic e $1.50
S p e c ia l p ric e $1.10
Cloverdale Mercantile Co.
G a s o le n e
know before you m ake u p vour m ind '
ju st how you are going to vote this
com ing N ov em ber: V ote for th e b rew ­
e rs' a m e n d m e n t an d you w ill have open
AND
saloons on every cross roads disguised
as b rew ery agents. You will also open
u p d ru g store saloons by p e rm ittin g
sale of every kind of liq u o r “ for m edici­
nal pu rp o ses” and m ake u n scrupulous
doctors rich w ritin g p rescrip tio n s. Yon
will also m ake all p resen t regulations
n n en fo rcib le, increase im p o rtatio n s,
send m ore m onev o u t of th e s ta te an d
p u t th e brew ery com bine back in co n ­
tro l of politics. V ote 315— X —No and
k eep O regon in th e list of states th a t
sta n d s for so m eth in g besides booze.
Since Oregon has been in th e dry
co lu m n
p e n ite n tia ry
co m m ittm en ts
h ave been decreased 42 psr cen t, th o
TILLA M O O K
av erag e a rre sts have decreased n early
o n e-h alf a n d savings bank accounts
have increased, ao h as th e cash business, j
Bids Wanted.
th e u n e m p lo y m en t of labor has been ' Bids will be received up to October 1,
practically e lim in a ted , and th e lo g an ­ 1916, for m aking cheese in th e Clover-
berry business p u t on th e m ap. It your dale factory for 1917. R ight reserved to
aim is to decrease s ta te tax es and live in reject any and all hills. Mail bids to
a e o m m u n itv you will feel proud of vote th e un d ersig n ed .
316— X —Yes.
H. B. Lockwood, Secretary.
A u to m o b ile
A c c e s s o r ie s
W. A. W ILLIA M S
Uniting Learning and Labor
THE OREGON
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
In its Six Schools and F o rty -eig h t D e­
partm ents is engaged in th e great work
of uniting Learning and Labor.
F orty-eigh th School Y ear Opens
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
Office G round Floor
Todd Hotel.
Bell l ’hone 53-J
P . O . B o x 147
W ith R ollie W atson
Abstracts on Short Notice
by the
PACIFIC ABSTRACT CO.
D egree C ourses requiring a four-year
high school preparation, are offered in
th e following:
L. V. E B E R H A R D , M anager.
A G R IC U LTU RE, 16 D epartm ents;
C OM M ERCE, 4 D epartm ents; E N G IN ­ Complete Set of Abstracts of th e Reoorde
E E R IN G , 6 D epartm ents; M IN ES, 3
of Tillamook County, Oregon.
D epartm ents; FO R E ST R Y , 2 D ep art­
m en ts; H O M E ECONOMICS, 4 D epart­ TILLA M OOK.
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OREGON
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m en ts; and PHARMACY.
V o c a t i o n a l C o u r s e s requiring an
E ig h th Grade preparation for en tran ce
are offered in A griculture, D airying,
Com m erce, Forestry, Hom e M akers, and
M echanic Arts. Pharm acy w ith a two-
year hig h school entrance requirem ent.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.—Piano, S trin g ,
Band and Voice C ulture.
Write for L itera tu re.
Catalogue and beautiful illustrated
booklet free.
TILLA M OOK.
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F. R. BEALS
R EA L
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A ddress T h k R kotstrar
1 w-7 u !•> to '* 7-lfi)
COR V A I . L IS . O R ROOM
Take th e old reliable W hite stage for
P lasker Bros, for all kinds of olum h- a com fortable, safe and sure trip te
ing, h a th room outfits an d fix tu res. T il­
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