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LOCAL AND
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and other news of interest
Buy t vorn* Dry
Goods here and get
i
y our money’s worth and more
Hot Water
Bottles
CRAND SUCCESS.
!
Fred Meitzke it in the valley thin week Benefit ul the Oretown Red Cross a
buying cattle.
Uraud Affair.
Dr. Reedy, or Tillamook, was iu ■
A very successful benefit for the Ore*
Gloverdale Tuesday.
| town lied Cross Auxiliary was uiven at
Rev. K ih n b ', <>f Tillamook, wan i
(the Oretown <>range Mali lanuarv -lid.
Cl jver.lalo visitor Tin s lav.
I The committee in charge, under the
Mrs. JJ tgh Antrim and the t a iih left ( a! le leadership of Miss Irene Parsons, If you are troubled at night w ith
Sunday n.or.tint« for Amity.
= deserves great credit for their prompt
cold feet, try one of our
Mrs. Dee Moon in at the hospital this 1 and successful response to the »all for
Hot
W a t g r Bottles. Just
financial help.
week to undergo an operation
till one w ith hot water and
The following program was rendered
Mrs. F n d Briody who was a patient,
¡dace at your feet when you
Recitation—J«.ssie Heat« n.
at the hospital, retim ed home Moob.y.
Song— Eva Etzweiler, organ accom
go to bed and you will surely
Roy t’ . Jones nd O. V . We*, ster, ot paniment, Viola Redberg.
e n jo y a good sleep.
Tillamook, wer. in l Myerdule YVadnts-
Reel tat ion— Klin.i ( an «*r.
> av.
i Song, encore.
Pi ices J i 3 ”> to i d . 75.
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Recitation— Esther Otzen.
Mr». Joha Darling is ripnit.d quite
Song hy six acrobats ,six school chil
G u ara nteed against defects.
vj k She is at til • Lospit.', 1 for treat-
dren) Roy Redberg, Alfred Parsons,
merit.
'/. »«lie Etzweiler, Anna Christensen,
Ren Kilopri bonder and i r. Basel, Klma Carver, Ruth Etzweiler.
"i Tllhwnook, Wcr C'loverdale veaitors
Motion Act— l'pa and Dows of Early
Te.egdav.
Druggist and Stationer
Lite, Dorothy Christensen, Walter Com
mons.
Mrs I oster has sent in her res çnation
Oregon.
Cloverdrile,
Keeitat i«it;— Mrs. Roc It.
as pest master an 1 aspirant.- for tue i -
sition are few.
« Cioopie Dame — Roy and Ralph Ht«i-
Seriously Injured.
herg.
<! W. Haller. who has been working «
Time is s pp ng bv fa-t, and if >* are
Speech by .Sambo—.1 .hn Rock.
n the Kamlle ranch at Meda,
il n
to have a county feit th s vear it. is none
Hypnotism Act—Sambo and Mi „
tumps
with
a
gasoline
ih.ncy
engine,
too early to start the ball rollin '.
De Fa k e, John Rock and Irene Poisons im tw iti: .n ac« i.lent Tuesday evening
The Louvre for an appetizing mirti or
M usk - on i kulele and I ke-Banjo, about *• o’clocK. The cable recoiled an«!
dinner.
Counter ami table servie»*. with senes by tue Misses Sundstr ai, cangi t liis arm, thr -.v’ r.g him around
When in Tillamook next timi try t ie f '/weder Seherzir.ger and Parson-.
the «Irani several times t.«-i->re the en-
L.ni» r ■
This was followed bv one of tile :i<.-t g’.ij«- conM be stopped. Dr ~heurer was Mr?
features « f the eivning. «■a le«l and found that on.* arm had been i
A card fr,om Mrs ('has P.lnm any* enjoyable
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Canning
the
Kaiser” at 10 cents a j tir« ken in two places, his leg hr ki ll -'/V
X ( ) \V U X D E R X E W M A N A G E M E X T
they an* n*uv locate«! on th«*ir Miami
• can.’’ The prize was won by Pill ■ n< 1 h hack and bead cut »ml 1 raised , Vs/
Ifts
R.var ra: ch. 'I heir pi stul’.iee .olili es
< i.ig” , who ‘ ‘canneil the kaiser in the He was brought to th«- hospital here a
si Gar baldi.
heart.
ui.I w hile lus injurie- are very serions, i
.,,
j iw
Mrs. I.« F« vre, of I orti a ml. has been
Fort v-svvi'ii shadows were then line- . it . in oxooGtiMi . i ho will
r»(M»u recover.
vis t ii; tl e Hr. for i I« w «lais und tret tinned bv Will Chri“tenst«n, tin- highest
Obituary of Roy M. Meyers.
t nit ue<|lia nte«l w.tli the people in Ins shad iv go tig for |12 and purchased bv j
I In writing tli»‘ «Icath notice Rnv w
new ti i«l of 1 ilor.
liilliert Roek.
Merle Mever last week we ina«lvertentlv
W h a t we h a v e n ’ t got in a u to m o b ile accessories we w i'l
Aft r supper the hall was cleared ami
tl„. „m ild initials, hcticu tins c.ir- ! 'wg
’1 he dock tore having heen elosnl (or
a
free
dance
was
enj<*ye<l
until
the
early
rei'tion.
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W e are now rem o d elin g the shop and e q u ip p in g it for
tli« winter Carl Shortri Igi is assistant
hours
of
the
morning.
Messrs.
Heaton,
i
Rov
Merle
Meyer
was
born
May
2
(5
,
i
better
service.
W e are g o in g to g iv e the best w o rk m a n sh ip
chief executive at the Mi r ant ile ( o
V“ .1. Hauer. Henry Weis-. Ear! White IWH. ...........
20 , io,s. age 25 i ° o h ta in a b le under present conditions. W o r k that is not sat
8'«»re in Clovenlale.
.Inn Sutton anil Ia n W Intemun. assisted vear-. 7 months, 24 «lavs; was ms
married 0
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A soe**ial ni«*i*timt of t '1 over hile I.««.loi-, bv Mi'sdamea Cliristensen. W'biteman
tsfactory to our patrons, te a us, and we w ill make it r ig h t
Mav 2t>t!i. l'.lló. to Lelia B. I ink. He I ?•>
No. 12tt, A. K. «X A. m. will he held and Miss .li.nni«. War*I. kiiuliv fui nisti« «I
and if satisfactory tell others.
W e are now open for your
leaves a unie, father, mother ami e
Thursday evening, l e ur rv 7. Wo k thè intlsie tr«.«‘ ot «dia« ge.
business.
W e also do other odd jobs, in any line.
W e have
brother, Floyd (\ Mover.
w
in the VI. V . decree.
VII broil.ers m
Tw « numlred ami tini t v «h.llars iva-
Rov. as In was known by hi-intimate « tpC7 one price which is standard th roughout the state— w ill bid
\ ited to be presi n .
civaie«! «Iiliing thè evvning. there being friends, canni to the Xestiii'ea Valiev *yt
on and contract y ou r jobs.
Freda Kirk entertained a nnniber « f no expensea incurreil. Potili- fun«l ♦”> last spring and with liis wile l"i.ite 1 on , ° .
h* r votine friends with a but lid tv p u li «cu lionate«! tln* i"ll"iiing inqitiilig, the
mimons ranch ivluielu remain«'.)
W e a r e at y o u r s e r v i c e 24 h o u r s a day.
laut Sunde y
It nasino tenth hnthdei inaking a total ut #2.".ò <K).
«luring the sumnii'r. returning to tli«* 5*7
Pii«« <>|i-t«*ivti ausiliari . w 1 «i«-li ¡il li.'tne of his nap aits luter in 11 ;«> vear. Vi;
mul tin* little \ i*s ree'ived onus v r_i
ei u«i s thè Little Vestite« a ami N«--k >- Roy ma«le many friemfs while in this C\t)
pretty stune a.i- <».' th«1 ■ >' 1 s. n.
ivin nrci'iiiets. l«■. I ¡ u s i l i pi mi U’ th e part of the enmity ami they with liis
The Couri o this week has tnstiv ar
a< Inevt ment as we belii ve it to be flit* relatives h p»-.l against l.-a-e until the ;
tides and advertisements sin wine the
ir ate-t snn-i— -«>« ialli and limn.ciativ «'ini eatne.
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need of hod conservation to wio the
is ic t ;iie:i io Ibis purt nf thè «'«uillty
war. 'Hiev are furni-l i-db» the f... I
WOODS IT £ M S .
1«.r thè ueics-arv raising ni K.*« 1 l ’ rosj»
»'omimssion uri.l publish'd gialis
luiiils.
’Pii«' auxiliury tak«.« this op-
Mr R« «'.I, a millwright of Portland,
The Incest «rond of the season at portlin tv of t halli» ine all who a-siste.l ;
tendisi the niov tic picture show la-t t he ladies f««r tbe bonteou- -upper ami is helping t « install tin* new machinery
Saturday i veuille.
Vllolliei :-.««-l slmw all w!i«. took pil i ni th«* program ami in the l'ai'itie City mill.
• a o ■ a n c s o o . j o c
» o o o o o a - - . <•;-
\ w . •.-A»- v-v. \-À
^\'A,>vA*--vAp-k'A¿vAAzA¿VA 2VA
i ext Saturday i-vi-ning. savs the in.tua f«.r tIn* ma-un Our heartiest thaiil.-aic
Mr. (ireen. tli" g vernuient inspector,
Iter. Seats will be fuini.-hed to all.
« xlenite»I t « thè publie -pii iteil m«ut w Ilo niade a tli m g trip to Paeilie (,'itv Snu
Consumers are taken to tr.sk by Foo.l
New Real Estate Bargains
The lie.I Cross m.etiinrs are b« «ne v- rv so l'Ileerfullv and ltla-i.illv bave tlius dai' to inspei't tlie lumber recently cut. Administrator W. B. Ay r for failure
given
tothi'
relii'f
ami
c<«iiil«>rt
««f
our
largely nttcridid. nnisi' who are alilo
Dr. Ri'eily also was a rei'ent Pacific to follow mare closely the food conser
Hood house and lot in CMverdale.
to s|aoul tlie o.i i at tin i otns n.a \ briny; su (Ter; tic a n d w onm li-il b o v - in tbe ('in visitor, acc .¡npaaieil by Mr. Witt, vation suggestions. Mr. Ayer says that, «'liis«* in, and a sightly place at a reason
their sard witches aid at nooil I l f I a . « - ranks.
. f C’ loverdale.
the consumers can be of great assist able price.
Oret.nvtl Re«l ("ross K e e ut *r
make bet coffee ani n this way save
Sixty-two acres in the Little Nestucca
Iteri ('omet commenced work in tli»1 ance in carrying out the national con count rv between Meda ami Oretown at
quite i little time
servation
plan
if
they
will
exercise
Far Sale
mill Mondai morning.
$12,(XX).
greater self denial.
Miss VI. r e llarf.ir rnsiun. d hey p«.si-
Five ri'glsterisl tìu«*rn-*y females, -ix
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P’iitv aeres of goo»l lev»*! lan«l near Clo-
Mt« Deu.'l is -offering from a 'light
tn*i. in the high sehool last week >n ac- r« g!st«*r«'d .lei -ev females, tour gra ie
A big timber deal was consummated ; w r ,lalej no l)0tt()in land nr buildings on
attack of rln umatisiii.
o it t ol toe sei ious i II n> »s ol her mot It • , ,l«'rs«'i («'mates. Pliev can !>»• - cimi ami
last week, when the ('lark & Wilson this place, small amount diiyvn, your
er. '! is • - p. r .s of Portland has been I pe bgr« «,'s ni-pi « te»l‘ at tin* Tillamook
Mrs W.H..1 lias been gone two or Lumber company, of Linnlon, pur- own terms for the balance.
hi rei l t«> till tin* vacancy and at rived m fair grillimi-
Fouit«'« li are brisi and t ». ti « lavs i sì« ng Ins gì.in»Mangi. t«i chased several thousand acres of tim
27>d acres in Oretown at 117,.500, part
t Intentale fu« s«lav nœn.
-afe iu calf, «lu«* t■ » freshen tins spring on th" Little Nestui'ca. going and rv- ber land in Columbia county, Oregon, cash, balance reasonable terms at fl per
at a price approximating SS00.000. The cent. This ranch will support »0 hea«l
Petitions lilt
cicalateti hist week Th« se euttlc are ntl tniiercubn testist turni.,g with Mrs. Taggart.
Fir Tr»*e Lumber company anti the of stock. Some go at spruce timber on
an«l
fr«
e
from
«lis«
i-e
asking to change tlm mail ln-twcen Pill-
Fisher A AVridner arc moving farther
this land.
Appl« dale fgtnd company sold the prop
i
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«
.
II.
W
i
bster
Pi
tl.im
.k
amook und ( ’ loi « ria!" i>a.k totin' 1 fili j
«I- in the jii.- i, w 1 « re tishing will be
A stocke«l and going ranrh neai Biaine
erti« s.
«r -« b «tuie The bit«' an ing. ni« ui Inis
«•oliv -nient lor the eiunitig si ason.
»tld,öO>.
l-.-AOÜ cash, balance to suit
Nestucca Paaple Ready tu ^wat the
Governor Withyeombe will be asked
becu tbe Uiost nnsatisfacto i of tin «..ait
W, hav.-bei n t.dd that !.. \ Notth- to call a special state election to
purchaser at fl per cent,
t
“ Raiser Cows.”
acl.«: Iule t1« » lias i et been given us.
I -oii.e of the cow- of t i e ««u n ti, hi rup i» g'iing to move into the house re- held in conjunction with the primary
lt>7 acres fietween Hebo and Castle
Vi «• have s> me «btt d> r«"»l • «Ml« buy-. :ll,t pro tueing omuMi to pai i r Und:- »••nt'v vaeut»*il bv Mr Wieilner an»l nominating election May 17. that Ore- Rock, at ♦•<>,5tX). Terms.
Ask for parto ul.us about n -mall hot- (,H.d and car.*, are w -iking t.-r tl * kaiser Mr«. Williams will move where he hss gon voters bv the enactment of appro-
forty-acre bottom land ranch on
toit« land r*: »h near ranfie t'ity. Ten afnl against «IcmiK raei
The • • p’« ' « t Is'ett t««r the purpose ol hoarding the priate legialatii.n under the initiative
main r«ia l near Pa« itic Citv at a price
A n< m. t Uei.v T t a bnrg.iia. lì »■! the \ « •stucca Valh'V ategi mg t.< -tt:k» sawmill ham's.
may provide a means by which soldiers thal W1„ inUtrMt anvone de?iring 3oIlie.
b"" e an I « t i l l ■ '«>V< r '.de. J ,.rt cash the k -er a blow l-v fTiding tins,, silent
\mbrose r.uK i ck i* hui! lieg himself and saibirj enlisting from this state thing extra good
an«l easy t« rtus. T»v!«>r R «1 >-tate lii'TTnan w««rk is ami eliininating th«m
may participate in future elections in
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a house T-..;ar ;!i«
imp grò uni.
j Ten acres near Beaver. \\ ill turntsh
A «m i .
frort llicir herds, tlvii '«ml «-«.w* «real-
•P«ir honi" s;at«',
V bhn ksuiilti s!i->;> an I tiling room
cash to build on this place. It .-an
van Le
Rrpr scn'atlve Sinnott has brought
I r«.f. F. M Bran«lt, « h «•( ,-i In«' .l.iir. • «■ idi » gne i up ' i.«« "w te-tiug 1 -».sia
had
for
♦1,000.
Terms.
l».:
>
•
n't'll
.1
iti»
li
««
the
I’arith-
City
mill
to the at'railon of Rallriad Director
de, artme t, < \ (.’ . sp« nt .«II • 1 ias ti m and there i- n»nti 'or four <«r liie
meat- ar« under wa\.
lskj acres with splendid building site.
th t un«i >t É et mi pi
TIcAdOo the need for f <h rai assistance
werk w«t." « . unti Vgl ut .1 •«.«*- in « r- more her«!s. This w til maki
G-«"d
bottini lan.l on nia>n county r<iad.
ci
ss
-
»
t
t
lie
eliti
insure
the
-i
Vo n-g Var - -rvices at in completing the '-abroad from B"nd
gnu •*« g :h Ncftneci ('< w r« ••tir;
Ask
us
about tin* price aad terms.
if
all
mew
tier-
\
misting
-uiiday
in
rnmg
and
'o
Klamath
Falls.
There
is
now
a
A--«- >t. m, i» «• fmg w th tfi" bi « I- t
Friday,
Febrnari
i«
at
zap
of
40
or
30
miles
Iwencd
Kirk.
♦4.21X1
bo vs W acre ranch with good
ciub-i«u«l . tl ng acquati led with t h -
d o • tala
If the government I? going to aid in harn in ilcsiradle l»A-*ti««n mar Ore-
¡i >.ip • a Ù con tii«ns .>t tl,«' « -uni«
i ’.iterarv «<vi«‘ly me»*t-
. lHST«t ««( lliUTti'l". It IS «-\»
im -icfnc new ami important railroad town.
- i M r la v ». gtd.
\-i
Bute Wanted
, w «i k will begin av >ii> e,
• in .--* tion. Mr. Sinnott urges that
Twenty a.-re< of bottom land <m main
't I « » bv.e r 'ale ( lin -r « «».. will re- . It you have n«'t sign»-! up
this read be aided.
county r««ad near M»««sls. This place is
cei ve ids up t • anil im I ««ling F i d « »
it*
'i.*
t
’
ity
has
w I«’ ti- . > - «■ n-t
Th« s«i-rctar> of agriculture has ad
Fetr.iaiv
Itti*. i « t the ban "
- t
ivs on vci-i nut vised Representative Hawley that no on the market Mr quick sale. See us
for pri»'* and terms.
«• h . - i r ni t» ta. i- » i t.i Till « h « . *
ANNOJ.ICEIENT
logging engin-
seed ea:i be sent to Cottage Grove for
Taylor Real Estate Agency.
Vl *•> lo f « In e«. I k .Ses «li 11 -i « . t t.. l i e
«k i« uwlertak- the purpose of reserdirg to suitable
Clovenlale, On^fon.
factory »t t !. ii'».ist«>.
"luce thaï I ‘ lie ri-ivnt
TV V grass a large area of land west of that
ailing it bv ti
J . R I.«« vr-anee, *« i t . tei»
e lire insurance lni«m«s
Heifers
Waated.
city and east of the Smslaw valMy.
. - •»[.-p' •-■>- an-i i
Eefrey Notice.
whii'h was burned over hy forest fin s j
• B.»** to bar several heifers that
a—The TaciA Buibling last fall. Residents of Cottage Grove l,av** been bred. If vr»u bav* one or
re prompt att-nl *:t t
(.‘ante int«» mv « m l ««»ire on ■ r al" ut
is'iation has an agent ha<! agre« d to sow the s.-> d If the gov- .
»itei«.
Kept t. P'lT. i »t -v hei.er, t'iin« « an »II i risii’ ain e
do*»-n phone me.
at the «>rtice of r»vlor
\\ \ « lit Ut H.
have sane b. proving ,»r iw” v and
emuicnt would fjrmsh It.
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H. E. Hiirnschurh,
Vg nty.
i la
- s', t •>« g n.
M
Is.
Ca-tle Rock Ranch.
FOR CO LD FEET
W M . A. HI G H ,
Gloverdale Mercantile Co. Inc.
r
GLOVERDALE GARAGE
Our 'lotto Is: “SERVICE'
m
W.
R.
LE TSO N ,
N ij>r.