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W. A. Wise, Dentist.
Dr. LeFevre was in Portland this
week.
George Christensen is laid. up nitii
the measels.
Guy Stone, of Neekowin. was in town
Wednesday
Jim Meyers, of Dallas, was in Clover
dale over Sunday.
The John Lowrante family are moving
to Beaver this week.
John Moon is putting a new coat ol
paint on his residence.
J. M. Trailer and Otto Wilson are
painting the Trailer garage.
For Sale—Sow and seven 6-weeks old
pigs.—W. C. Stewart, Cloverdale.
1 will pay 20c per pound for calf hides,
10c for earcara hark—Grover Witt.
Guy Mattoon and family have moved
to the John Darling house, at Hebo.
Several ot the children in and around
Cloverdale are sick with the measels.
For Sail— Two colts, one three-year
old and one four year old,—Ole Kedberg,
Oretown.
Enoch Cooper and Frank Stevens, of
\m it), relatives of Mrs. Antrim are
her gvtksts this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lafoon are moving
to Pace fie City this week where he has
employment in the mill.
Measels, measels and more measles.
Everybody, including Carl Shortridge,
and Larry Olds has them.
Daryl 0. Lamson. from Seattle Navy
Yards, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. 11. Lnmson, the last of the week.
The Jeff Baldwin that created a little
excitement in this part of Tillamook
Countv proved to he just an ordinary
tramp.
Smith, the calf man, savs send your
calves to him by stage. He is in the
market for all kinds, except Jersey hull
calves.
Mr. Youngs, the new stage operator
has rented the bungalow near tho hotel
and will have his family with him in a
day or so.
Otto Nicolay and wife are new resi
dents of Meda. Mr. Nieolay has made
a deal with Mr. Irish for a piece of laud
near Mcda.
George Wells and family are expected
in from Portland this week. Geo. will
take up his oid position as ranch man
ager for Mr. Kay.
When In Tillamook and want good
eats and splendid service give the
Louvre your patronage. M«ds and
lunches at any hour.
Mrs. Ell'crt Worthington and children
spent a few days in town this week.
Mr. Worthington drove over to take
them home Wednesday.
If you want to make good catches buy
vour fishing tackle at V. F. l-earned’a.
Few assortment of Hies. We carry the
best grade of tackle.
Bill Buys, of Beaver, did Cloverdale
yesterday with bis loganberry stunt
Mill's loganberry juice is all right and
Hill as a salesman has no equal,
Ben KuptH'tibemler brought a new
tractor to the south part of Tillamook
county Maudsv and has been demon
strating it on the A. A. Gage ranch.
Ralph Ackley and a couple of other
gentlemen, fsoiu Portland, were in
Cloverdale and Pacific City over Sunday,
business guests
Mr Beals and Mr
Ward
Mis Frank Owens, Mrs. A Arstell
and Alec Imlah were delegates to the
1. O. O F and kiebekah Grand Lodge
at Astoria the first ol the week. Thev
uutosd to Astoria over the Seaside
route.
Some of the Tillamook county boys in
the draft list have received notification
to be rcauv to report f»r dutv bv the
29lh ot this month. Frank Nelson.
Bill Gage aud Willard Yates of this end
of the county are among them.
The graduating » xeroses at theebureb
last Thursday evening were well attend
ed. The church was very prettily dec
orated In the class colors (blue and
gold). The program throughout was
good. The graduates, Oroer Bailer aud
Howard Owens, handled their subjects
well aud as the first graduates from our
high school are to be congratulated on
their success Dr LoFevre was intro-
•Juced and gave a verv interesting short
talk.
We have just received a car load
of Fruit Jars, bought by us before
the advance in price. While this
lot lasts we are going to sell them
^T h e committee in charge of the Red
Red Cross drive report $270.00 in the
tr.Usurer’» hands and one of the soiici-j
tors yet to be beard from. The quota;
tor this district was $200.00
Farm for rent, stockj and equipment
for sale. Am called to .report for the
army the 29th. My place on Three
Rivers 1 mile from Hebo, for rent.
Horse, hack, Lumens, yearlings, numer
ous small tools, household goods etc. for
sale. Place will run about 10 head.
$100 cash rent.—Willard W. Yates.
PR IM AR Y VOTE FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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Farmer Par in the Lead—Tote
Very Light.
at the old price.
Come in and buy now what you
will need for the season’s canning.
You will save considerable money
if you buy while this lot lasts.
A Snapshot from Home
will help Cheer the Sol*
dier Boy at the Front.
The primary nominating convention
is now a thing of the past. Interest for
a while seemed to run high, but as the
WHY NOT SEND
the day to vote grew near interest
HIM A FEW?
lagged, and when the votes were counted
it showed that the greater number of
voters remained at borne instead of go
ing to the polls. One of the things that
all candidates can feel proud of is that
that their home communities voted for
them, showing where each man is beet
known he got the most votes, and like
wise each candidate got his quota of
goose eggs in the localities outside of
where he lives. Cloverdale held to
THE KODAK DEALER
Bailey and Imlah and the Little Nes-
t'lcca people gave their support to Weiss
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and Kedberg. The lucky candidate, H. Cloverdale,
M. Firmer, carried his precinct and run
Notice.
ahead in the outside precincts to such
Will
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pergon
who left the letter in
au extent that an official recount will
T.
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Goyne’s
iffice
at Tillamook sever
not be necessary. Following is the vote
al days ago, regarding a timber claim in
for commissioner
the southern part of the State of Oregon,
write Mr. Goyne, giving him the name
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present address of their son and the
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description
and county in which the
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T. H. Goyne,
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8 27 2 2 %
Bay.
The Niagara Insurance Go. is repre-
0 2 0 ö l
0 37 3 0 l *ente»l in Cloverdale by Frank Taylor.
Beaver.. ...
1 15 5 O 4 See him alrout your insurance.
Blaine . ...
Carnahan.
1 19 5 1 6
21 17 17 4 17
0 11 12 4 7 No. 99
Fairview.
0 10 6 6 i
Foley......
Report of the condition of the
7 8 3 1 6
3 16 5 0 12
O 24 2 3 14
A.
Hays.
OF CLOVERDALE.
Hebo.,
3 21 9 1 12
6 17 3 1 2 In the state of Oregon, at the close of
1 11 3 1 O business. May 10, 1918.
Kelches.. ........
3 0 1 28 26
Little Nestucca.
RESOURCES.
1) 2 11 1 1 Loans and discounts.................$69,295.51
Long Prairie..,.
2
0 17 1 #
Maple Leaf ......
secured and un
Neluderò ..........
t 33 13
6 5 Overdrafts,
secured..............
1.982.38
0 3 0 11 5 Bonds
Neskowin.........
and warrants............... 4,619.15
1 3 1 1 0
Net arts..............
100.00
5 6 2 0 2 Banking house
Rockaway.........
.. 2,200.00
0 16 •> 0 2 Furniture and fixtures
South Prairie. ..
*> 14 2 0 1 Other real estate owned......... 2,919.70
0 9 2 2 O Due from approved reserve
Bunnvrneed.
banks.................................... 6,225.90
i 23 i 3 0 Cash
Sandlake....
on baud...............
2,620.84
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Tillamook..
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18.58
Trask..........
0 6 1 1 i Expenses.................................
o 4 9 4 15
Union.........
Total .................$90,198,20
8 11 4 0 2
Wheeler
0 1 0 0 I
Wilson........
LIABILITIES
stock paid in ............. $15,000.00
Totals.........80
.86 388 127 92 107 Capital
Surplus fund
750.00
Due to banks and bankers.
216.45
WOODS ITEMS.
Individual deposits subject
to check............................... 56.408.20
Wo notice that the new Woods post- Cashier checks outstanding
1,177.55
office is growing every day. It is some Time and savings deposit
5.00
thing that our postmaster has greatly Notes and bills rediscounted 16.641.00
needed.
Total
90.198.20
Byron Randall and bis wife were , State of Oregon, County) sa.
Cloverdale visitors Saturday night.
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of Tillamook,
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I, J. L George, Cashier of the above-
Mr Miles returned from Oregon City named bank, do solemnly swear that
last week.
the above statement is true to the beet
of my knowledge and belief.
Mrs. Beldiug received a load of furni* j
J. L. George. Cathie*,
ture Tueeday, (or her new house.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
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thie 16th day of May, 1918.
Robert Laffoon has moved from the
frank Taylor, Notary Pablie
Saunders place to Pacific City where be
My commission expires Sept.'9, 1919.
will work on the ranch for Mr. Beals.
Correct attest —Chae Bay, W. A.
High, Directors.
“ Work has begun on Mrs Boldine's!
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property, abjoinigg Grandma Woods.
Notice tor Publication.
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03972
Mr. Fisher, Mrs Lavander, Mr. aud
04978
Mrs. Weidner were Tillamook visitors
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Wednesday.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE at Portland, Ore
Mr Ward has been awav on business
gon. May 11, 1918.
for several days.
I NOTICE is hereby given that James
Bvron Randall and Jeane Kirkwood Ruckbee, of Mcda. TiUatmxik Couatv,
Oregon, who, on Ik-ceroU'r 1,1913, made
took advantage of the idledav, Wednes Homestead Entry No. 03972 for lot 1,
day, aud took an auto trip to Cloverdale and s e l 4 n e )4, n e s e r4 Section 3.
and on April 15, 1918. made Additional
and vicinity.
Homestead Entry No. 049*8 for t S
The mill at Tacific City is still idle on s w ‘4 n w t4, w v* n w t, t w \ n w
and s e l4 n w t s w i n w i 8ecU«h
account of a broken pulley.
2. all in Township 5 South, Range 10
West, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three-rear
Taking It From Babies.
i proof.to establish claim to th t land above
"Every ounce of wheat products fn dcscnbe»l. before the clerk of the County
excess of six pounds per month that Court for Tillamook County. Oregon, at
you eat Mr American Citlten. Is that Tillamook, Oregon, on the 29th day of
much literally taken from the mouths ! June. 1918.
Claimant names aa witnesses
of the starving women and children
of France," says a Food AdmtnUtra I D. J. Dunn, T. R. Wilson, Frank
tlon bulletin. "The armed allies may Foster, John Baker, all of Meda. i >re*on.
Proof made under Act of June II 1906.
go without wheat, but these Innocents and
Act June 6, 1912.
will actually die unless we give them
N. Campbell,
of ours to generous proportion.
Register,
Cloverdale Mercantile Co. Inc.
If you haven’t a Kodak
dome In and let us show
you how easy they are
to operate.
WM. A. HIGH,
The New
G R A N T S IX
Now Coming
This is the largest aud finest car that ever carried the
GRANT SIX name plate— a car tha t is without real compe
tition in its Price clais.
NESTUCCA VALLEY BANK
The individual beauty of its lines, its unusual size and
its extraordinary mec’nanioal refinement, will make this new
model one of the most talked of cars of the coming season.
Ita powerful, flexible and remarkably smooth-running
engine ia of the overhead valve type with balanced crank
shaft, ferced-feed oiling and marcy other advanced features.
W. KUPPENBCINDER
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CLOVERDALE GARAGE I
We have j/ust received a new
Oxyacetyline Welding Plant
We are now ready
lighter linea.
to
do
all classses of welding in the
W e have Special Valve Tools, such
as arc essential in Motor Work.
Your repaira can be handled here « well as in tb# large
garage of the cit f-
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R. UETSOIN, Mgr.