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W. V. Wise, D ei: 1st.
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X orenik’s
JlC Lt/Wlil«l HU* U|> fiom tluU-WU
T v * »'ay.
J L>. RvicLers ami W. (■. D w g h t, of
lillao io o k . ware >n town Fuodav.
Hugo Effenberjer, of Nt-balom, war a ,
C lovtrda 'e I usinfes visitor 'J uesday.
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Joe S te in m a s d . an 1 F ian k Yaeh, of >
Dolph, were in town Tuesday on b u ti-j
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J. D. C . m s r o i of Sandlake is at the
for
tr e a tm e n t
for
stomach
Mr*. LeFerre, of P ort'and, ha* been '
th e gutst of her husband, Dr LeFevre, j
tois week.
We want your o i l sack*. I i«et grade ,
Do; second grade 5c. CMoverdale Merc
antile Co.
Geo. T. and Peter A. Baxter, of Dolph,
were business visitor» in Clover lale
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr* Jo h n Darling of Heho,
are at present m jo in g themselves at
Tulare, Caii'ornia.
We have two first clue* rancher* th a t
w ul I like to r e n t on »hares or f t curb.
Taylor Real F.atate Agen< v
Robert’s
STOCK REMEDIES
I r. r b t a r e r **»s a Portland visit or
this w ek.
hospital
trouble.
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Do you know t h a t we ca rry two of the heat Hues os already
prepared Stock Remedies?
If you»' stock is suffering front some a i l m e r t , in which a
prepared remedy will give relief, you will find in these two lines
a remedy t h a t can be depe nd ed upon. We have sold these
remedies for several years a nd ca n r ecommend them to bs re
liable remedies.
Now is t he season when you need to watch your stock,
especially cows. D on ’t wait til! they get down b ut begin now
to give them this a tt en t io n. A smal l package of tonic given
now will yield you great er r e t u r n s later.
Wh e n in d ou bt a b ou t your stock, come in and let us help
you.
W M . A . HIGH,
Druggist and Stationer
CLOVERDALE,
WOODS ITEMS.
Mi«s Shaw wav a recent visitor to Till-
amook. while t i m e » n r had some needed
‘ dental wi rk attended to.
BIG SHOE SALE
Wa have i n a u gu ra t ed a gigantic money-
saving Shoe Sale, Here is a s a mp l e of
tjje m any bargai ns to be had
8* 2.00 Men’s and Ladies House Slippers
while they Ia>t, 55c.
Ladies’ Shoes, 3.50 to 4.50 value.. 1.05
Men’s Shoes, 5.50 values, 3.15
Children’s Shoes, 1 ««>toi4
.oo 1.95
values
Rubber Boots, v$5.50 3.70
Rubber Shoes value. »3 50 2.25
Cloverdale Mercantile Co. Inc.
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For Sale at a Bargain.
Lots k nnd 10, Block 0, Altona Park.
P ortland, on 72*1 street, within three
blocks of Tremont Station. The licet
1st reet car service in the city. Lots are
improved and some outbuildings. Con
crete walks, hard surface roads, street
well lighted. Was bought tor a home,
tlot's at less th a n halt price.
Or will sell good 4-room cottage anti
corner lot. Will guarantee renter. A
bargain for someone.
One Fairbanks-Morse 71» h. p. engine
Bosch Magneto—all good as new and at
a great, sacrifice.
Busine»» reverses
make sales imperative. Write or phone
Montgomery, Woods, Oregon.
Remember the e n te ita in m e n t to be
be gifen by il.t Grange at the Clover ■ Mr. Fig!.i r's family is down w ith the
treaties.
dale hall ton orrow evening.
Vr* J. I>. Pe: rron and Mr» J. D. - Dan M iller’» little boy was severely
Wilton, of r o l p 1’, wer.' in t o » n F r i d : y kicked by a cult while playing near his
h >me, Wednesday. Dr. Shearer wa»
to attend the Bed C r o n meeting.
im mediatlv called and took s une stitches
A little better tli.m #50 was netted t to close th e cut in the face. The next
th e Red Cross at the dance given bv the day Le was taken to the hospital, lint
ludie»' toe al drib of the Rebekahs last at thi» writing he is m uch improved.
week.
T he pr- »■ nt had w eather ¡ (c a u sin g d e
Tho»e who with t i see Dr. Wise will lay in tit* mill work, at Pacific City.
pleaae re me mb* r th a t he w ill retu rn to
Announcement.
M ala), (¡race, and Percis E dm unds
practice dentistrv heie it? usual about
To
the
Voters
of Tillamook Countv :
are
speeding
a
f*
w
day*
in
P
ortland.
March '»t.
1 beg to announce that 1 will he a
Mr.
Beals
has
soot
several
masons,
to
A.
Conwav, late of Portland, a r
candidate for County Commissioner for
rived in t I iv< rdale Tuesday evening tush tho completion of th e large boiler, the south end of the county on the Re
wliich
h
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is
sett;tig
tip
at
the
mill.
»u.l Wednesday 1 ft for hi- ul.l (tam p-
publican ticket at the next primary
I round at On tow n.
A. C. Deuel wa* a Tillamook visitor election
Ole B. Red berg.
Arch Mever» au 1 ( i n n e r Witt »pont S*turdav.
For Sale at a Bargain.
th e fore part of this week in the Salmon
The mission service was well atteuded
A
Jo
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Deere Plow, new last year,
River country.
They returned last Sunday night
e x tra share and cu ttet. This plow is in
(veiling with several head of cattle.
Mrs. Kennedy, wife of Mr. Kennedy, as good condition as a new plow. Will
New ranch* * are l emg listed w ith ns who has charge of the lum ber yard a t the ¡.ell for $20; worth $115."
every week. If you w m l som* t h in g at Pacific t h t v mill and incidentally autlior-
Geo. Bodyfelt, Ileaver.
U m right j rtc • end ,u «nimble terms itv on at loplane hfuilier, came to Pacific
sec our list of Ntstucca \ alley ranches. City Sunday, where they may make then
Bids Wanted for Hauling.
Tavlor Real l - t a t e Agency, Clovenlale. home. T heir youngest son has recently
Bid» will be received by the Oretown
Cheese Company fur hauling cheese from
The Pi ci 1c C ty Creamery Coni|iany jo m»l the navy,
will cot aider hi. s for . chci setnnker f«n | Mr. J imtley w ho took Mr. Fisher • the factory to Tillamook and hauling
this year. Work to begin about April place th e fore p a rt of th e year has de- hack supplies. 111*1» to be Lett with Ole
SOtb, 11*18. Fend bills to
t ided t h a t th e cow business in Oregon B. Redberg, Oretown, Oregon, on or l>e-
Crystal l ay», s i cr. fnrv. i»n't in In* line, and will soon be leaving fora March 2nd, 1918- Company re
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
The I.ntivro resta u ran t in the t.ew us. T he continued ruin the last few
weeks was enough to discourage almo-t
A Good Position.
Clough building, Tillamook i» <>ving
1 .in»' tcitlier foot.
meals up to 8 o’clock p. m. and lunches
Numlier of young men and women
to 1 ». in. The Louvre is convenientiv
Fourth Cla s Postmaster Examination. wanted to prepare for telegraph and
station M-rviee caused by unusal d r i f t
located ami give» j ou the liest service
The I'nite-l States Civil Service C o m
at the right prie* s.
ing of nten h .• tl*e Signal Corps. Posi
mission has announced an exam ination tion« paying from $75 to $!K) per m onth.
Guv Sten -, l rotin i of Poy Fton* . a r
to de held at Tillan.....k, Oregon, or Write Telegraph Dep't, room 218 Rail
rived in til ‘ X* sturi* i V* llcv r.»m C h
March t), MR8. as a rem it ol which it i- way Kxchangf Bldg, Portland, Oregon.
c a a o t b e f . r o part of t e week .............. i S | l l .trtI 1 o make certifb atiun to till ,
Attnounceaieiit
after hi * b r o t h c i s interest here. Mr.
•■its in plated vacancy in the |><>»Ui<>n nt
1 hereby announce my candidacv for
Stone I as lieen a p.*lii e officer in Chi filtrili-* lass postmaster at Ckiverdalc.
cago fi r many y -»is ami has not as >et « hegon. and other \ acanotes as thev may the nominati* n on the Republican
decided whether h* w I rema n with us .«•cur at th a t ultice, unless it shall lie- <!«■- Ticket fot County Coinmisaioiicr, to 1»-
and become a Seetuev* valley dairym an cided in th e interests of the service to voted on at the nominating convention
or not. Mr. >tooe »|.jie ir« to u< a* a till ; he vacancy by r ein statm en t. The to tie held in May, 1918.
It nominal«-*] »rut elected I promise to
very r •«■ ur t f ul xentlemaii
I -h mid coni penstttion «i the postm aster at .1*1«
tin best of * 1 1 v ability all efforts for the
tie decide to remain her *»*• b . - ¡ i n k office wa* # i k>, fur the last fiscal year.
for him success.
Applicant* m ust have reached their «levclouemon? and advancement of Till-
Tfiat Garrett War', ever developed a twenty first »*irth*lay on th e date of tin .itii**ok C o u n t* .
exan.in iti n, with tb.' « x e ption tb»T ! Believing myself |*erfectlv eom retent
belli* o s , attitinle is new« quit*' uiibt-:i*d
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are
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p l a c e rny
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of iu this end of th e ceiintv and w.v are , H. u te to 1 e of full age for all purposes di.la. y before the voters for their *uf-
Your* truly,
also prone ! o e l * v* that in * *<' f* .*r**l at eigl.teen years, women eighteen years trage
D. \ Baily.
U-i'ig attack' d I y enen.ic-. How eve". of age on the date of th e exam ination
notw ithstanding all the--*- t u ts and I k - will bo adm itted.
Money to 1.a n —The Pacific Building
lief», a huge Mexican ttobi, nicked an l
A pplim nts iiiiet reside witiiin the nini Ì nan Association has an agent
dec i n tc d , sle wi g that it Imd »• en t e r r i f r * supplit l by th e |*o»t office for
here. E nquire at the ifhce of Tavlor
many s*'a«i*ns *>f ►
« rvi**e, »»as brought to " hi**h the exam ination i« announced,
Rea! Estait Agency.
th e t'ourn r office i » an exib.t id f a c e
The exam ination is open to all citixen*
O n-'side of the handle contains ft nic* Iv of the t nite*l State* who can cmiiplv
Have your building« insured. See
carved totem pole, skull and cr^ * , w th th e requirement*,
Tavlor at Cloverdale.
b n » « , while the other * *le of tl,e | Application blank«. Form 175.1, and
bfttnlle lias the rarefollv t ngraved mime full inform ation concerning the re*|uire- w W w w w W W w W W W ▼ w W W w w W w W W W W W w w
of “Q . It Ward.” The owner can ha* • I ment* of the exam ination can l*e »ecitre«!
Leland B. Erwin
tu e prot*erty by calling at the Couri r from the postm aster at the place of
office and paving for this notice, wbi, b vacancy *ir from the I'liited State* Civil
we have made s iffici* ntly long to Service Com miwion, W ashington. D. C.
Applications sbonlil ha properly cx-
Diploma from the Chicago
arnmigt to »ometbloc.
rnted an*l filed with th e Commislon at
Musical College
Hottce
Wa* Hftol
D t' . at the earliest
Will i>e in Cloverdale on T hurs
TI e Oretown Cheese Com pan v will re practicable date,
day of each week.
evi ve sealed bid* for building a *1 welling
Those desiring to take les-
b'itise on it’s prt miao* «. l’lans and *|>ec
Halters Wanted
»■>ns please encage a lesson period
Pienti.It * may be seen at the N* «tocca
Would like to buy several heifer* that
H1 >w. Leave wool at the Clovenlale
Valiev Bank
lt d * m ust tie in bv March have !>ecn brevi. If v*>n have one or
Hotel or write me at Tillamook.
4. The l*o»rd res* rve# the ria it to re* half »loten phone me.
Terms Jl 00 Per Lesson.
H K. llorn«chuch.
jevt any an 1 all bid*. Frinì bid* to
t'a s t’.e K'vclt R anch.
O’.v F n e ll'erg *;e*\ 'v <>r*'t vv * (>reg«ir
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PIANO INSTRUCTION
CLOVERDALE GARAGE
NOW U N D E R N E W M A N A G E M E N T
O u r M o t t o 16:
“S E K V I G O ”
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NO,
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W h a t we h a v e n ’t got in au to mo bi lo accessories we wi'l
get
We are now remodel ing the shop n n d e q u i p p i n g it f >r
better service. We are going to give the best w o r k m a n s h i p
o bt ai n ab l e u nd er p res ent conditions. Wor k t h a t is not s a t
isfactory to o ur p at rons , tell us, a nd we will m a k e it riyht
and if satisfactory tell ot hers . We are now o pen for y our
business. We also do o t he r odd jobs, in a n y line. We have
one price which ia s t a n d a r d t h r o u g h o u t t he s t at e — will h id
on an d cont ra ct y ou r jobs.
W e a r e a t y o u r s e r v i c e 24 h o u r s a d a y .
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Quality Counts
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In ever line of Merchandi se, hut none
more especially t h a n in
HARDW ARE
Our large stock is in every i ns tan ce t he best t h a t ca n !>e h ad
and o u r s i m will he to keep the high s t a n d a r d up.
Builders’ Hardware,
Tools
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Stoves. Ranges, Farm and
Garden Tools
And e ve r yt hi ng u sual ly kept in i first-class h a r d wa re stor* a n d
all goods are of t he best qu al it y.
Alex McNair & Co., Tillamook, Ore.
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Tidy Shoes end Good Luck.
The Austr»lisn nHtlv*« kn«>w nothing
.if shoes, sud the nntives *>f Africa are
In the same box fn this» day. The Chi
nese make tbetr shoes of wi>*>d anil pa
per. and cannot r*tneroh«*r when they
begnn to make them. A Chinese *h<*«
Is warm In winter nnd cool in sum
mer. and atw«y« easy to the foot.
Superstition 1ms busied herself
geenily a boot sh o e * ; but It is not
w orth while to cite nil the silly saying*
nhout them. T here Is no significant-*!
about the w rv p»- pb- w ear their shoes,
eith er nt heel, toe or «ido. alth o u /ll
UBtldy footgenr Is dcruhtless «nme Indi
cation of carets «n*'«:. See th a t y<»l
h n r e n com fortable fltoe. keep if tidy,
an d bad luck will never bother you.