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Min« Millie Her was h Tillamook
shopper Saturday.
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NEWS
OF INTEREST
Dm. Wise & Hall w ill be at Clover
dale next Tuesday.
Dusker Bros, for all kinds of olumb*
¡ng, bath room outfits and fixtures. Til
Leo. Norton, of Wood«, wai a Clover-
lamook. Ore.
dale visitor today.
Special—Italian'prunes 9 pounds for
Dr«. Wise A Mali will bo at Clover-
$1 ; 4'fc pounds 60 cents. Cloverdale
dale it* xt Tuesday.
Mercantile Co.
Mr«. Harry Thomas, of Mobler, it in
Six hundred down, balance on time
Cloverdale this week.
gets a good business proposition in
Honey Theiler, of Pleasant Valley, Cloverdale. Taylor Heal Estate Agency.
was in town Wednesday.
Farewell Party.
We can supply your needs in fishing
A farewell party was given the Meda
taekle, no matter what it may be. ▼ .
teachers, Miss Andeison and Miss W il
F. Learned.
cox, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
The ilebo school closes Friday and in Fox, Tuesday evening, May 8tb. The
the evening they will hold their exer time was pleasantly spent playing
cise« at the Heho hall.
games, and the guests were entertained
F. E. Cross w ill he in Cloverdale with with selections of vocal and instru
the black Percheron horse Llherul on mental music rendered by Miss Ander
son. At 12 o’clock dainty refreshments
Tuesday of euch week.
were served hv the hostess and her
We have a client’ wishing to borrow daughter.
11260 on A 1 security and a good man
Those present were: Mr. Bowers,
to loan to. Taylor Heal Estate Agency. Nlollie Craven, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wade were called Whiteman and son Lawrence, Mr. and
to Hay City Sunday on account of the Mrs. G. R. Schaeffer, Byron; Milan,
serious illness of Mr. Wade's grand- Oliver and Alice Beckwith, Seba and
Hex Norton, 1 »ell Renter, D. J. Dunn
lather.
ami daughter, Mabel; Maud, Viola and
Mrs. Hugh Antrim and children, after
Frank Wilson, Marion and Erwin
several weeks’ visit in Cloverdale, re
Gaines; Mary and Russell Fox.
turned to their home in Amity last
Friday.
Contributions to tbs Coast Uaard Fund.
New Spring Dry Goods
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W j have just received our new line
of S U I T A B L E S P R I N G D R Y
G O O D S , which you will find worth
MOORES
NON =LEAKABLE
your while to inspect.
Fountain Pen
Call in and See the Sport Line in Dry Goods,
embracing the Latest Patterns in
Stripes, Checks and other
Designs
Makes an an admirable Birthday or
Graduation Gift.
Just tiie Hen for Boy or Girl, Man or
Woman.
Tiiey have qualities that surpass all
other Fountain Pens, are depend
able ana positively will not leak.
We also have a niftj line of
FITHIAN-BARKER
SROES
««A.,
PRICES PROM $2.50 CP
for
Ladies and Gentlemen
WM. A. HIGH
Cloverdale Mercantile Co.
D R U G G IS T A N D S T A T IO N E R
Cloverdale,
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Oregon.
t Registering for the war census should
he no more confusing than casting a
vote. The general plan for gathering
the data for the government is based on
the ballot system. If every man is
ready, war census day will pass like
clockwork.
' The man w ho tries to evade the pro
vision will face a term in jail without
the option of paving a hue. In almost
every case throughout the state the
census will he taken in the regular poll
ing places used oil election days.
Following is a list rf the contributors
We have a ranch with eleven cows to
rent for cash. You will have to see us and tim amount given to the Coast
quick about this ranch. Taylor Heal Guard fund.
Ed Mallory ................................... | LOO
Estate Agency.
A. L. Learned................................. 1.00
Blieriff Campbell
and
Marshal
Hen Joy............................................ 1 00
Meyers were over from Tillamook yes
E. E. Antrim.................................. 1.00
WOODS ITEMS.
terday gathering evidence in a Netarts
A. Arstill.......................................... 1.00
bootlegging case.
A. C. Gist........................................ 1.00
Bert Cornett's daughter, of Portland,
School closes this week.
If the W. v. H ig h .................................... 1.00 is making Him a visit.
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weather is tine the high school and J. II. Lam son .......................
50
Mrs. Fisher, of Pacific City, is a TUla
grammar grades expect to hold a picnic A . A , l mliih .................................. 1.00 ruuok visitor this week.
at the beacli Friday.
Clius. Kay........................................ 2.r>0
Tiie passing every few days of large
Until further notice I will pay 2S A. A. Yager.................................... 1.00 rafts of logs gives our town quite h
metropolitan aspect. We may be slow
cents per pound for calf hides. Send J. M. Trailer.................................. 5.00 but we ll get there by and by.
Earl
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loo
them in and a check will be sent you bv
Some of our people have turned poet,
1.00
return mail, (¡rover Witt, Cloverdale. J. R. Hidgood..............................
as we notice by the Tillamook papers.
N. A. dpauldiug........................... 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Werschkul, of Clias. Lundquist............................ 1.00 We trust that in tiie future tiie dreams
of said poet will be more complimentary
near Tillamook, came down Satin day Chas. M ckillip............................... 1.00
to our little place. Some people can
evening and Sunday Mr. Werschkul John Fleck...................................... 1.00 only see the faults of others and wholly
made cheese at the Cloverdale factory. D. ll F leteber............................. I oo forget their own frailties.
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The
attraction
of
our
pleasant
little
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A.
McVeigh
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1.00
Dr. Kalph K. Hall, of Porland, is
working with. Dr. Wise doing dental Frank Taylor.................................. 1.00 vicinity is beginning to draw new faces.
This will be the bantu r year for this
work. They will make Cloverdale every II B Lockwood............................ 10.00 i section.
Tuesday and remain as long as neces A. T. Stivcrson............................... 1.00
The
ie meeting at the Mission Chape
Chapel
J. K. Shortridgc ............................ 1.00 I last Sunday
sary.
Sur-4--' night
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wa- -—1
well 1 - attended
E. E. Colestock............................... 1.00 I K en ietn
lember
that -.c
every
Sunday
........-, ......
r y Sund.
ay mornini
morning
In an opinion, written by Justice
Al Boon......................................... ,. 2.50 1 a ml evening there will he se rvices at the
Moore, the supreme court Tuesday pro
I. . M. Kraner................................ 2.00 Mis ion.
nounced the new charter of Hay City
J. K. Shearer.................................. 2.00
Notice to Alien Enemies.
valid and also held that the present
J. K. I.owrauce............................... 1.00
All
alien
enemies of the United States
city officials were its legally constituted
J. M. Baker..................................... 1.00 ! of America are hereby notified to sur*
officers.
L. M. Dennis .......................
1.00 render at once to the sheriff of Tilla-
Lyle Edwards met with quite a severe Guy Mattoon................................... 1.00 ! mock County, Oregon, or to one of his
regular deputies, any and all of the fol
accident at the Ifcho cheese factory last C. F". Murphy................................. 1.00 lowing articles which they may have in
Monday morning, lie tipped a can of F. J. Meitzke ................................ 1.00 their possession, to-w it:
Any firearm, weapon, or implement
hot water over himself scalding ids face Ladies' Dancing Club.................... 9.15
of war, or component part thereof, am-
shoulders and chest, lie has sufficiently
j unit ion, maxim or ot Her silencer, bomb,
recovered to be up and around.
Total ...............$60.65 ' or explosive, or material used in the
manufacturer of explosives; any air
The W. C. T. 1'. met with Mrs J. G.
TILLAMOOK ITEMS.
craft or wireless apparatus, or any hu m
Brink last Friday afternoon. A good
of signal dev ice, or any form of cipher
crowd was out even if it did rain. After
Frank Morthington and wife returned code, or any paper, document, or book
w ritten or printed in cipher or in which
the business of the meeting was at
Tuesday from a ten days trip in valley there mav be invisible writing.
tended to the hostess served a delicious
points, including Eugene, Lorane, New-
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this 30th
luncheon which was enjoyed by all.
day of April, 1927.
b*rg and Portland.
W. L. Campbell,
Cloverdale has developed a wag. and
It O. Richards, of Beaver, was in the
Slu riff of Tillamook County.
the Hist joke sprung on the unsuspect
T. H. Goyne,
city Tuesday.
ing public occurred tins morning w hen
District Attorney of Tillamook County.
W. T. Collins and wife and Tony
this aforesaid wag displayed an adver
tising sign in 'ns drug store window Jenck, of Cloverdale. were iu the city Notice ot Filing of Commissioners’ Re
port for the Big Nestnccx Drainage
proclaiming a relief for sunburn. Wednesday.
District.
Where, oli where is the sun!
Sheriff Campbell, Marshal Meyeos.
Notice is hereby given t>> all persons
E K. Cnlestock was quite seriously Deputy Sheriff C. B. Stanley and At interested m the land Included within
the Big Nestucca Drainage District,
injured Monday afternoon, lb- «lipped torney Govna rounded up a “ moon rillnmook, Oregon, the boundary lines
shiner"
Sunday
in
a
cabin
nearJenek’s
on a loo«*- plank near the garage and
of w hich are as follow s :
Beginning at a point on the south
was thrown against a horse belonging to null above B-iaver. He was arrested
Ivan Heist. The horse resented the and tried before Juslict Stanley Mon bank of the Big Nestucca River, where
s id fen intrusion and kicked Coley in day . paid a tine of $150 and $15 costa. the quarter «*•< tion line running north
and south through section 29, in town
the face, cutting a couple of gashes that The party was Thurman Coulson, a ship 4, south of range 10 west, of Will
former resident of the county.
required several stitches.
amette Meridan intersects said ri.e r;
thence south to the quarter section cor
Hev. J. A. McVeigh's topic for next
ner on the south line of section 29,
Ags for Army Registration.
Sunday morning will be “ The Self
Every man lietween the ages of 21 thence south sO rods to the 1- 16th sec
Confident Man " In the evening "How and 30 years, inclusive, on the day soon tion line running cast and west through
can we I-scape if we Neglect so liri-at a to lie proclaimed by President Wilson the north half of section 32, thence east
along Srtid l-16th section line 100 rods to
a Salvation." Good attendances are for the war census.
toe east line of section 32; thence south
had at each service and the preacher is
Then* will In* no exception to this si' r<sis to the quarter section corner be
pitching absolutely over the home plate rule. F.ven if a man belongs to one of tween ««•ctions 32 and 33, thence east
and if you want to hear something that the exempt class, lie nevertheless must i 160 nsls to the center of section 33;
thence north NO rods to the 1 -16th line;
has weight, f«>rce and power occupy a register if he is between 21 and ¡50 vears thence east 320 ro«ts to tHe quarter sec
seat at any one of the meetings.
of age. Tge government will determine tion line running north and south
through section 34; thence north 320
Hr Turner, the well known rye who la to be exempt after its records are r.sls along the quarter section line run
ning north and south through sections
specialist of l ortland, will he in Clover- complete.
dwle again Thursday, May 24th, at i Brigadier General George A. Unite, :t4 and 27 to the 1-lfith line running east
nod west through the north half of sec
Cloverdale Hotel.
Dr. Turner is a j adjutant general of Oregon, working tion 27 ; thence east NO rods to the ccn-
s|H-cialist of experience and standing under the direction of Governor Janie« t«>r of the northeast quarter of sect i n
and on will make no mistake in con Withyccml>e, has put the machinery to 27; thence north NO rods to the north
sulting him about your eyes and glasses. w..rk and his first request .¡ev ery man tine «*1 section 27; thence west along the
north line of section 27 to the county
Headaches relieved, cross eves straight afTe- ted qv the census is that he make r--ad leading smth from Cloverdale,
ened Satisfaction guaranteed. Con a careful study of its provisions to elim thence northerly along said county r>>».d
sult b in
Dou l forget the d a te—adv. inate ail possible confusion at the polls. to where »aid r-ad intersects the 116th
T IL L A M O O K
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My experience in operating and building
Silos for the past eight years, four thereof in
Tillamook County has led me to design the
T I L L A M O O K
THE
S I L O
TIL L A M O O K
S ILO
is manufaclured in Tillamook, is a home product and is designed
for simplicity, durability, economy and efficiency.
I also have
Silage Cutters, Gas Engines, Farm Implements, Wagons, Manure
Spreaders, Hay Tools, etc.
Al l G o o d s a r e A b o o u t e l y G u a r a n t e e d
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a n d all I n f o r m a t i o n F r e e .
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B. K U P P L N B E N D E R ,
Tillam ook,
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O regon
section line running north and south
through tiie southeast quarter of section
22; thence north along said 1 -16th sec
tion line to the Big Nestucca River,
thence southwesterly along the south
hank of the Big Nestucca River to the
point of beginning. That the commis
sioners heretofore appointed to assess
benefits and damages to the property
and lands situate in said drainage dis
trict and to appraise thn cash value of
the land necessary to he taken for rights
of way, holding basins and other works
of said district within or without the
limits ot said district, fiied their report
in this office on the 19th day of April,
1917, and you and each of you are here
by notified that you may examine said
report and file exceptions to all or any
part thereof on or before the 29th dav of
Slav, 19)7.
Erwin Harrison,
County Clerk of Tillamook County, j
Oregon.
First publication April 26, 1917.
Last publication May 17, 1917.
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there is between sugar canes—the more sap there is
in the leaf to start with, the longer it takes before the
last drop of goodness is used up. W -U C U T is shred
ded; so that the satisfaction, stored in the rich, sappy
tobacco, comes along easy, without so much chewing.
*> hen you chew W -3 C U T , you ars chewing tobacco.
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