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W. A. Wise, Dentist.
Highest cash price p«ai<i fur calve*.—
Claud Hall.
Dr. Shearer
week.
MilkCans
wa* in Portland
A NICE LINE OF
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Mrs. Fhll Messner is on the sick list
this week.
Otto Wilaon is spending this week in
Portland visiting hit sister.
Easter Novelties
For Sale—Horse, hack and harness.
Cnquire at Courier office.
It is reported John Lock wood will be
helper in the Cloveritale cheee factory
again this summer.
Mrs. Robert Watt, of Tillamook, vis
ited at the W. A. High home the last
of the week.
For the Little Folks
Mrs. Harvey Ebinger is visiting her
husband at Vancouver and .Mrs. Clovd
Dawson, of Tillamook, is tuuhing in
the primary room during her abtenee.
W M . A. HIGH,
Mrs. r . "A. Bailey returned home
Monday from a visit to Portland, ac­
companied by her son, Coy. They ex-
pect Elmer home from camp Sunday
for a visit.
E. J. Hunter returned the latter part
ol last week from a trip to Portland
where ho made arrangements for a trip
to the fishing grounds of Alaska. He
exp«cts to leave in a few days for that
country.
Because of the change in the weight
limit of parcels post packages, whi h
took effect March 15, 1918, it has been
decided not to award a contract under
the previous advertisement for serv'ee
from July 1, 1918, ou the three routes
from Cloverdale. Weight limit 70 lbs.
in first second and third zones and 50
lbs In all other zones.
Cloverdale gets the best and highest
Holstein cattle that was sold at the
Holstein sale at Tillamook Tuesday last.
F. K. Beals purchased at this sale
Maple-cre t High Lawn Korndvke, No.
M 2406 , at $ 1,100 and Maple creat Nina
Druggist and Stationer
CLOVERDALE,
Why Pay More
Elsewhere
Old Style Buhl
Can, Special . .
Cloverdale Mercantile Co. Inc.
OREGON
Ehinger, of Tillamook, led the singing
WOODS ITEMS.
and did it so heartily and well that the
c ingregafional singing was very much
enjoyed by all. Next Sunday a rally
D. D. Miller made a trip to the valley,
will be held at wheeler.
with his car, last week and returned Sat­
urday morning. He traveled on the new
AUCTION SALE
road for five miles, each wav (that is the
one under the old one) and made fairly
Auction sale of milk cows, at the Fair
Grounds, Tillamook, Oregon, Saturday, good progress running on low, with an
March 23,1918, beginning at 10 a. m. extra good team of horses, hitched onto
sharp. 36 cows 1 3,m year old Guernsey the machine. I f ; ou are going over the
Bull, 3 Broobsows, 10 small pig*. Cows mountain better wait for some more
tubercular tested. Terms cash or bank­
pleasant days.
able notes.
C. L. Wooley, Prop.
Mr. Reals spent most of last week in
Ira G. Lance. Auctioneer.
Portland looking afer the interests of
War Butter.
the Pacifi City mill.
To each pound of butter use one pint
Mrs. Bvron Randall returned last Sat­
rieb milk, one tablespoon of gelatine,
one tablespoon of salt. Cream the but­ urday fr«m visiting relatives, at New-
ter as for cake, squeezing it through the berg.
bands. Dissolve the gellatine in the
It is reported that one of onr most
pint of boiling not milk and stir until
thoroughly mixed. When about hike popular girls, Miss Grace Edmunds, has
warm (warm as new milk) pour slowly cast her lot with one of Uncle Sam’ s
over creamed butter, to w hich has been
added the salt, and beat with egg soldiers, bv wedding Vic Learned, who
beater until well mixed, smooth and is now stationed at Vancouver Wash­
thick. Pile on plate. This is a tried ington. We shall greatly miss Miss
recipe and very satisfactory.
Edmunds. Our best wishes go with the
couple and as soon as they have helped
can the Kaiser we trust they will make
their home again in our pleasant little
valley.
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The New
G R A N T S IX
Now Coming
Pontiac, No. 284542, at $776. These
two blooded cows were delivered to Mr.
Beals' Cloverdale ranch yesterday morn
ing. The Beals herd owned in Clover-
dale is undoubtedly the best herd of
Holstein cuttle in the county and we are
glad to know tliut our new rancher be­
This is the largest and finest car tha t ever carried the
lieves in duirying with the best regist­
GRANT SIX name plate— a car that is without real compe­
ered stock obtainable.
tition in its Price class.
We are a little late in announcing the
marriage <>f V. K. Learned, one of tl e
Mrs. Fisher writes while passing thru
The individual beauty of its lines, its unusual size and
soldiers from Cloverdale, to Miss f.liuee
Wyoming that the weather is far differ­
Edmunds, ol Pacific City, which took
its extraordinary mechanical refinement, will make this new
place at Portland Monday, March 11.
For disinfecting where Contagious or ent than Oregon’s balmy days, tbe
model one of the most talked of cars of the coming season.
ground there is covered with snow and
Previous to his enlisting Mr. Learned infectious diseases are prevailing.
is quite cold. She and the children are
was one of Cloverdale’ s business men
Its powerful, flexible and remarkably smooth-running
CARBOLIC COMPOUND i> a power­ well and they are anjovitig the trip.
and has a large circle of friends in this
engine is of the overhead valve type with balanced c r a n k ­
end of the county. The bride is the ful Germicidal mixture and by its use
Mr. Ward is «pending a few days in
daughter of Mr. and Mr-' D. T. Ed­ will Improve general stable conditions. Tillamook.
shaft, ferced-feed oiling and ma ny other advanced features.
munds, of Pacific City, and is a cultured
( Rev. H. Carlson a Portland, member
and liigtd) respected young lady. The
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of the Bethel Mission association, writes ,
Courier and their many friends wish
that lie is coming to Woods aliout April
them all the j. ys of a happy wedded
1 1st, anil if he is pleased with this terri-
life,
j tory may decide to make his home here.
Phare« Stivcrson left this morning f> r FfliiahlflDruggist, Tillamook, Ore. Hei.Cn ¡Ison is said to be an interesting
Tillam ook,
Oregon
earn put Pott Stevens, alter a lice days
leave of ubeence. Pli.ues looks rugged
and healthy and says camp life agrees
j speaker and the longer von know I iua
Bids Wansed.
w.th him. From what lie tells us the
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the
better
vou
tike
him.
BiUs
are
asked
for cutting 1,000 rich
camp boys nrc all anxious to see active
of 16-inch wood. Will furnish power
service. Trie last selection «,( men were
Have vour buildings insured. See saw outfit and tools.
made by taking a list of the name* ol
Taylor at Cloverdale.
11. B. Lockwood, Cloverdale.
the members of the company anil turn­
ing it over to a captain of anothei com­
pany aud lie checks up the names of
times who nrc to embark. In this
manner there is no crow ling I > get to
NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
the front. Plmres think* if hi* name
had Wen Smith or Jones lie might have
O u r M o t t o l&: " S E R V I C E "
In ever lino of Merchandise, hut none
Weu one of the luckv defin.lcr* of the
more especially than in
country to have been called, but expect*
befote long to g* t his irder* to leave.
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While here lie seemed to he tnjiving
himself shaking hand* with h * former | ©7
friends and getting his feet uul < r the i DC«
What we haven’t got in automobile accessories we will
table of Id* aunt and uncle, .Mr. and |
Our large stock is in every instance the best that can l>e Led
get. We arti now remodeling the shop and equipping ¡1 for
Mrs. kraner lie s.iv« hi* aunt can ;
and our aim will be to keep the high standard up.
better service. We are going to give the beat workmanship
beat the world when it comes to get-
ting the good thing* to ca .
I 3®, obtailiable under present conditions. Work that is not sat­
Clough’s Carbolic Com­
pound
YV. K U P P E N B C N D E R
CHAS. I. CLOUGH,
CLOVERDALE GARAGE
Quality Counts
HARDW ARE
Tbs Sunday School Rally at Beaver -*j
last Su ida> »a* a v«r> pleusant affair
and well attended. The morning wa*
delete 1 to uong serv ce and a short talk
hy Pr Kobin«< n and at noon tablet 'vy
were sptir.d and a tine picnic dinner
waSel>jo)id 1' all
Vt one o'clock the
afternoon service w i* taken up >li in- j ^ ■
t* r* of t b e different Sutidnv Sellimi«
gave r . - . i ! . i t . « m l *■ ng
i)r. Kob- iÄx
iiiaoti cole!int«-»! * «pii/ tur
tb jinn« i - V«f
aud senior» and lie surely nml it i n - l « i
Ine-fir.g. «t< «.cui tv prt « 1« ut, Mr».
C. J. Itdsard*. th« n annoili,«vd thè
i)M*tnin btn or round tabi« and iruuiv
gv«»l »ninfe«! ioti • and bell* fot lb**,
<«,<rk *»«-rv brotitibt < «it. riir qiudinii ,
tliat M-emrit U W »'r in » t in
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isfactory to our patrons, tell us. and wa will
and if satisfactory tell others We are now
business We also do other odd jobs, in any
one price which is standard throughout the
on and contract vour jobs
make it right
op«'n for your
line. We have
state—will hid
W o o r e a t > o u r e o r x i c e 24 h o u r s a d a y .
•••••w e
W . R. U E T S O N . M $ r .
Builders’ Hardware,
Tools
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Stoves. Ranges, Farm and
Garden Tools
And everything u-ually kept in .» fir.-l-cln-- hardware store, and
all goods are of the best quality.
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Alex
McNair
&
Co.,
Tillamook, Ore. j
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