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About Cloverdale courier. (Cloverdale, Tillamook County, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1917)
I LOCAL AND PER 30N A L Of a ITEMS Q □ AND OTHER ct NEWS The Hudson Brother* have added to their herd a pure blood (¡uernsey bull f'liuie* Stiver»on m in Portland this puiebaeed la d Saturday from the stork we«k, of pure blots) Guernsey* th at was re T il* soldier boy* hiked to tii«* beach cently brought to Tillamook County Sunday. from tin- east. AY. A. \Yi ac , dentist. a OF IN TE R E ST Low Round Trip Fares J O D A K Have you thought of the ’pleasure you could have with a real The Children’* Day exercises held at KODAK, taking pictures of the scenes the Presbyterian ebureb Sunday evening aud things th at interest you most. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mr*. wire well attended. The smiling little f*i«s, flower* and flags make an irre Don’t deprive yourself of Fred Briody last Friday. fu tab le combination. Koine very pleas this pleasure. Step into our store and For S a l e " —Two .Jersey cow», lately ing numbers were given. I i let us show * you our line of Camaras and irc-kb. Call phone office. . Dr. Turner, the well known eve Kodaks. Joh n kedberg uml family, of Oretown, specialist of Portland, will be ut Hotel were in town Wed need ay. Price«* f r o m 7 5 c u p Oloverdale again Thursday. J u n e 21st, Eggs 30c per dozen. cantile Co., iuc. Cloverdale Mer Headaches relieved, New and second-hand furniture iitthe one d..y only. Tillamook Furniture Co., Allan Page, cross ev.»8 straightened. Guaranteed. Consult him. Don’t forget the date. Prop. Have you bought your Liberty Loan Drug&lfet a n d K o d a k D o a l e r Bond. The Nestucca Valley Bank has subscribed for $1500 worth of the bonds Cloverdale, - - Oregon. Tuesday. and the elder Mr. Redberg, of Oretown, Deputy Dairy In epee tor Dunran is in has subscribed 1 100 to the fund. Who lie took the fawn from the deer and is Cloverdale this week in hie official will be the next to help the U. S. A. by rearing it on a bottle. It is said that capacity. buying a Liberty Bond. the young deer takes to the bottle as Mr. and Mr* L. M Kraner, Arba and We ean sell you a first-class range at cleverly as a hum an child. The fawn | Arlene Stivereon left tins morning for a price much lower th an you can buy is thriving and the editor is arranging Portland. one elsewhere. We are direct ageifts j to have a picture taken of the animal j Al Boon tfu* week. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. W ertchkul, nc- Look over you farm implement* and com named by Rev. McVeigh, left early ■ c a t in vour needs early. Cloveidate Tuesday morning for Portland over the mountain road. Mr. and Mrs. Wersch- Mercantile Co , Ine. kul will visit relatives in Portland for a A delightful nrrpriae party trim band couple of weeks and also take in the ed Elmer Karl luaf night. An except sights at the rose show. Mr. McVeigh ionally enjoyable evening was «pent will visit his wife at Orenco, returning V. A. Spaulding and family anfoi-d to the latter part of next week. the valley Saturday and returned Mon Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Messner are this day. T'ley visited Eugene while on the week enjoying a visit from Mr. and Mrs. tri >. Woolford and daughter, of Perrvdah Ore. They have visited the beaches in this end of the county and yesterday autiH'd to Tillamook to see the sights of the county seat town. Mi Mes»ner he- lieve* in »bowing hi* guests the beautie* The i «ourre for an appetizing lunch or of Tillamook county when they come to dinner. Counter aud table service. see him and in this case is making no When in Tillamook uext time try the exception to the rule. Louvre. Monday Sam Bettes, the noted cov;- Mr. and .Mrs. J . J . McGinnis, son boy preacher, hit the high places as he Webb and Mrs. Albert Wade and Mrs. drove through Cloverdale, but stopped Chan. Jen sen were an auto party to long enough to shake hand, with a Tillamook Tuesday. couple of hi* acquaintance* here and For the housewife who want* to sa\e make arrangement* for a meeting to be we *av buy your coffee before the war held in the church next week Thursday His subject w ill be " T b e tax of He |H*r pound is added. Clover- evening. Lord’s Prayer.” S Sani a m i i» s getting a little dale Mercantile Co., Inc. old to be cali ed a cowboy preaclier, bnt Gn account of the absence of the frolli the fife and energy he display* he pastor there will he no preaching is stili a hoc. A good cromi will grcet rervices in the Preahvterian clian-h next thè man next Thnrsdav evening to bear Sunday. Sunday school at the usual unother Olle of hi» good tulks. He oc- hour. cupied the piti pii bere one Kntiday even- T h e last meeting of the W. t\ T. U. inglast y earam l was liighly appreciated. Kr lit jur« and lid* at the old price wtiile they last. Save money hv huving them now. Cloverdale Mercantile Co., Ine. was held at th e home of Mrs. K. K. Arthur Tatro is a kindlv disposed Cross a lid after the usual routine i f individuai. Alami lin ee weeks ago a huainc** was transacted refreshments deer was illusisi bv ilogs to bis premise«, were served. j The deer was giveti npw heli Mr. Tatro Kltner, the voung« st son of Mr. and diseovercd it and upon investigation he Mr*. Frank Owens, midi rwcnt : n o n c i - 1 foiiud t li.it the deer Itad a hroken leg. ntion at thè Nestucca \ allei Hospital To put the animai out of it« suffering Tiiesday iimrning. Ile is repurte.1 to U- he slmt it. Epou opciiing tlie deer he rncoverilig nic« Iv. iound a fawn in it w liicli was stili alive. Phone Us Your Drug Store W ants I I.IM M a »lay pu-- « that v o u d o n o t want something in drug ¿ ¿ ¡J st'Tr supplì.« 1 *< » « i * t let col i, stormy weather or slushv r>*al* N* Kca l» veil from having it. Itu i't put yourself to inconvenience to get it, J list telephone II« and Well deliver it at once. Don’t think yon are Tronbllng us— We seek that Kind of Trouble. * I.«-ft of i wo pie buy Medicines. Toilet Article«. Candie«, Perfume*. <‘tc , « f us e i e r i da> by ’phone. M> seed for and d r ille r |>er*criplions. Your order receive* the same prompt and careful attention as though you came to the store iu person. Try Telephone Shopping LAM AR S DRUG STORE Tillamook, Oregon EASTERN DESTINATIONS On Sale via California Many date-« in June, July, August and September Liber Btopvers. a8 11 mirse8 tbe botl,e for Pu blk ati, n in j i 8ome oi th ® 8Po rti" * “ " e l l as the Dumb Animals, the oldest humane I publication in the United ¡states. WOODS ITEMS. Limit 3 months. Enjoy a Beach Outing Trip WM. A, HIGH, Freil gchcrziriger aud family were count« »out vi-itore from Ore town Plaaker Bros. for all kinds of ulniiib- for the manufacturers, the Portland Ing, bath room outfit* and fixture* T il Iron Works, and you save the eastern lamook. Ore. freight and the middle m a n ’s profit. Tillamook Furniture Co., Allan Page, Mr*. Robinson, of Nehalem.is visiting Prop. at the borne of her granddaughter, Mr* TO T w o -D a y Round T rip F ares On Sale daily between points Tillamook to MoLler, inclusive. Sunday only fares also on sale at slightly lower rates. For information nsk j o u r h cal asrent Jo h n M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland, Ore. Southern Pacific Lines Mr. Spaulding, of Cloverdale, was a ( Wood* visitor on Tuesday, Bids Wanted. War Census Period of Grace Ea3 Ended. Bids will be received by tbe Cold Rev. McVeigh and Mr. Werarbkal ; The period of grace for men of mill- passed through here Sunday. Also Mr. , i ar.v ake who failed for anv reason to Springs Cheese Factory up to Tuesday. HH7, for 100 rick of Abler wood Tavlor and Mr. Owens made us a short ! register oil War Census Day, is ended. Ju ly ricked in woodshed at factory. Address From now on, every slacker is to be visit. hunted down witlftmt mercy, There Ivan G is t , Secretary, Cloverdale, Ore. A Porland lumberman spent Tuesday will be no more leniency. in this vieinity for the purpose of e x Governor Withycombe has received amining the spruce here as to its fitness official instructions from tin Provi »M ^ » for government use. We understand Marshal General at Washington. 1*. C Leland Ö. Erwin ♦ ! h# rttu rl“:<i with a favorable report. that the moet vigorous enforcement of ' *> » j Mrs. Behling, of Centeral, Oregon, is the penal clause of the law will e re 9 ♦ visaing with Grandma Wood and qui red against all who have not regis • Diploma frem tlie Chicago a think* this one ot the leading spots in tered. V* Musical College It is announced that the quota of men • i Oregon for pleasure, health and hap- * W ill be in Cloverdale on Tburs- to be drafted into the military service * pitu-ss. dav of eacli week. from each state will be based on pre- ft ♦ ; Mr. Northrup has purchased another ^ vions census estimates, not on the actual Those desiring to take lessons ♦ automobile. It must be his new ven i registration figures, which in Oregon * period now. Leave word at the ture in tbe ciani business is bringing was slightly lower than t i e estim ate. c Cloverdale Hotel or write me at good returns. Tillamook. : Inasmuch as the men to he called are .... ... . . . , Terms SJ.00 Per Lesson. U1,U- C,,n * * y " 001,8 18 not P ™ **™ " * chosen by lot, the failure to register of w hen 2*J new dog* were added to our ] any man who should have done so in- I quota in one week. i creases the chances against every other The saw mill at Pacific City has been man w ho did his duty and registered. Call for Elds for Bond* and Construction For this reason, particularly, and also busy for a few days. A}Tietber it is tbe Work. beginning of greater things or a spa ! as a patriotic dutv, every one of the T h e Big Nestucca Drainage D istrirt H»2,840 men \\ho registered in Oregon is ■malic death struggle we are not will receive bids for the construction of I asked to help in the drive to round up pared at this time to say. ditches according to ils plan of reclam a 1 the shirkers. Mvri M ytr* and trien.l *|<ent Sunday, Already the sheriffs, police officers tion up to 10 «»’clock a. m., J u n e 23rd, at the d am beds. and precj nct registrars have been di- 15U7, and will also receive bids for the sale of $8000.00 of its bonds to be issued A merry party of camper« from Sheri- reeled bv the Adjutant < ieneml to re for paying expense* of construction up dan that had sjient a few days here, left port a11 suspicious cases. But now to th e same time. ! through the press, and in response to for home Monday. t certificate check for five per cent official orders from Washington, all men PIANO INSTRUCTION ! J Some future soldier bov* after visit- j ” m , ' ^ Ve registered a r e 'a s i^ U o 'u i d “ in o f ,h e Bmount °* bi,i if* s q u ir e d to ing the beach, respect fully saluted the t |,js Anti-Slacker campai-Mi , insure th at successful bidder will take large ting at the postoffiee. | 0 f cotlrie. tht,re mnv‘ ,;e \ fe ,v w},„ > t d pay for bonds or enter into con- Tbe greatest excitement of the week can present legitimate excuse« for not tract with approved bond for doing the was when Mr. Fisher, who was deep sea having registered. But tlu-i will have work awarded. Bids w ill be opened at fishing, caught a large seal ion. He has to present them in court. Tbe time for Tillamook. Oregon, on the date m en » -lit the hide and skull to Capt. Jen sen , lenienev is pus*«d. and imprisonment tion« d, ami may be sent in care of H. T. to make a mounted rug. If Mr. Fisher faces those who tried to evade their Rott*, attorney for the district, at th at place. had not been a fisher, lit never could dutv to their country. j Bid* for construction may be made have fishtrd out s<* large a fisher. The For Sal*. for separate section* of tbe work. writer bit the hook too, but afterward A J li. p. marine engine, with slintt, Right reserved t «3 reject any or all found a large bullet hole iu the hide. wheel and S-hebh-r carbureter. T k « j -, j ,j s The Belle pie family snent a few 1 first check for «17» t a l e - ¡t. Can be ~«-en AY. L. Hudson, Secretary. happy hour* on the river with their at the Courier office Cloverdale. Tillamook County, Oregon. phonograph Tuesday evening, making ------------------------w— »ouie ot our |>eople think that we were having a special serenade by the ( T H * S E ’ s » * DW D I C I S S E S H l K l S S k - S . ^ Cloverdale brass band. At.NTRE Mis ► i lik e w -a «-UT t o e s : «C.COHDIN510 s f iw i T a r I___, ! t Hi S«INtlP--ES A N D I N T E N D U S n-iq IT J o h n Re<lwine and wife, of Cloverdale, J U S T AS LONS A S t W E N T INDEVENDFNCS o f äk . c r i c a n Mtteu l e l Mission service here last Sun TO, R E G A R D L E S S OF WNA1 ftovERNner'-s, Jav . A N T O NE 5A T9 O R DOES 1 h e h a ^ T he 1 Al ONT. J Next Sunday morning service at the Mi-si-iti will he interesting Mr Th in i* going to give u* a little ouline of the history ali i composition of the Bible. I Six others will give from three to five iniuute talks on Noah, I’eter, lotzaru*. Jo h n and Abut, including special songs aud the usual exercises. The cowbov preacher will «j»eak in the Mission Chapel at K 'clock Tuesday »veiling. All are invited. The other night 1 went to the th eatre With .#law-hrow f n e n J , Ami the orchestra played "1 .ittle Brown Ju g . ' An«l be thought It was the national anthem And stood up And I did loo, them him — Arkansas Gazette. \ \ r IT VT makes tobacco good is the rap there h in ▼ T the leal to start tvith and the way it’s cured—some tobacco is «nppicr thau others. If you take a big chew of \\ • B C L 1, you may tin J it too rich for you. Take a little chew —it’s made of liac, sappy, leaf; there’s a lot of tobacco satisfaction stored away in it. The touch of salt brings it out, vi ihuut so much chewing; and a little chew lasts and satisfies. iy TC M COMPANY, 1107 Brsadwsy, Hew York City