CLOVERDALE COURIER
Thrift and prosperity come as natural j
companions to peace.
PuMiohed Every Thursday
For the millions engaged in war other
millions must labor to keep them in the
Prank Taylor, Editor and Publisher.
tight, thus tne number of people e « - !
gaged in no productive occupation is ;
“ Entered ae second-class matter, Nov
ember 13th, 1905 at the post office at Clo- multiplied by two.
This cannot possibly continue without
verdale., Tillamook County, Wregon,un
der Act of Congress, March 3rd. 1878.
great loss and deprivation.
Hunger and starvation await them at j
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T H U R S D A Y , M AR CH 8, 1917.
THE HYPOCRITE.
Rev. McVeigh landed a body blow on
hypocrites in his sermon last Sunday
morning. In no unmistakable expres
sion he depicted who was the hypocrite
and how he could be determined. His
remark was only a side hit, but w a s j
direct from the shoulder and one that
could he carried home and the more de
fined the greater appeals the force. Too j
many hypocrites preambulate in society,
too many by far.
The hypocrite is the one person of all
persons detested by the square-toed
man, be he either Christian or unbe
liever, and above all the one that should
he relegated to the rear in society’s
realm, at least until the yellow streaks
in his general make up is entirely ob
literated.
The pure, unadulterated hypocrite is
the backbiting, blaspheming hypocrite,
the scorpion of society, the cowardly,
ill-bred, self-styled, know it all, that
stands in the background as though in
ambush, and cries “ hypocrite’’ to every
man that is trying to live a clean life.
TILaLaAMOOK S IL O
My
experience in operntiug and building
Silos for the past eight years, four thereof in
Tillamook County has led me to design the
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believe that the shipbuilding industiy j
of this country, which has received such
is manufactured in Tillameok, is a home product and is designed
an extraordinary impetus since the out- !
break of the war, will survive and pros- j
for simplicity, durability, economy and efficiency. I also have
per after the war. When business is i
Silage Cutters, Gas Engines, Farm Implements, Wagons, Manure
once established on a gigantic scale, j
economics in production and improve
Spreaders, Hay Tools, etc.
ments in plant are effected w hich were
impossible before.
Al l G o o d « a r e A b s o l u t e l y G u a r a n t e e d
Staadardization has been the st'cret
of the success in other manufacturing
a n d all I n f o r m a t i o n F r e e .
fields, but standardization has hereto- j
fore been lacking in shipbuilding. Each !
ship constructed bv the American ship- j
builder was of a different design, of dif- I
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ferent size and tonnage and underwater
design, and often with special engines j
built for this ship alone.
Now some shipyards are laying down |
sujall Heets of vessels, each one of iden
tical design with the others in every de
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tail. These ships are standardized, just
as the American automobile is standard
ized, and there is a corresponding re
duction in the actual cost of construc
tion. Moreover, the new plants are
built on modern lines, according to ttie
best factory practice, developed in this
country to a higher degree than else
where in the world, with the largest
We are listing new properties for sale or trade almost every day.
possible economy of hard labor.
With the experience now being ac-
Get the price right on your property then come in and list it
tpiired here and efficient |>lans success
with us and we will do our best to find a buyer.
fully operated, only the establishment
of the iron and steel industry of this
Coast is required to insure that ship
acres at $25 an acre, fenced, including house
building can hold its own on this Coast A W PIA7 ( I N F
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and grow in magnitude.—SeatUe Post
Intelligencer.
you are looking for something good. This deal will not always be
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open.
If your heart prompts you to do a
That is a money-maker and a bright future
good deed, do it immediately before
ahead of it. Come in and talk it over with ue-
When Switzerland issues an order for you have heart failure.
We can show you how this mill will earn itself.
its people to go upon a short diet, it is
An eccentric w oman is one who prefers
evidence that food is becoming short in
comfort to style.
that neutral.
We have several good land buys and if you are interested in the
It Matters a married man to tell him
Switzerland is hemmed in by belliger
ents. She is self-supporting, so far as that he doesn't loon it.
earth some in and we can sell you all vou want cheap a« dirt.
food is ceucerned, but her people have
When fame comes to the average man
been selling largely to the lighting na it roosts upon his monument.
tions, both of food and munitions, and
Nothing succeeds like success unless
has neglected her ow n larder.
it
is the way some failures fail.
It is new that Switzerland is realizing
the necessity of looking out for its own
Never lend money to a stranger. If
stomach.
you must have financial transaction«
The Cnited States had better go slow with him, borrow.
At
in contracting food supplies to the I
“ Know thyself” is all right as a
foreign nations.
proverb, but some men who know Office Ground Floor
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themselves do not know much.
WORLD HUNGER
P. O. Box 147
National Bid.
The world faces hunger and starva
It is easy to be popular if von don't
tion.
With Kollie W ats««
care what you say.
This will come as a result of war.
If you woul i put a small boy where!
Europe has taken twenty to thirty j
millions of men out of the producing you may hope to find him five minutes
• lass and put them into the destructive later put him in the pantry.
SWITZERLAND FEELS THE PINCH.
A SAW MILL
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by the
elass. They are destroying while they
Don't gouge other people while carv
are consuming
ing out your own fortune.
Millions of men have come from the
When it cornea to coddling imaginary j
farms anil are in>w in the trenches. For '
w rongs the average man is a faithful |
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more than two rears they have pro-,
nurse
duced absolutely nothing of value to]
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Sneer not at the mi perfections of
t tie world.
of Tillamook Count? Oregon
Wastefulre»« runs hand in hand with others. It is doubly cruel to beat a
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cripple with his own cratch.
war.
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