i LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS a n a a a a and OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST I I Back Up Uncle Sam - W. A. Wide, Dentist. Wanted— LaJy housekeeper for ranch 1’laek» r Bro*., Tillamook, fur anything home. F. C. Zosel. Woods. in plumbing. Harry Krancr, a one time resident of lately of Southern Cali Wanted :—Ytarliug# beifei*. I/. A. . Cloverdale, fornia, returned to Cloverdale Monday Rcenii'ke, Wood*. and is now helping his uncle, L. M. 1 Mril! pay 10c per pound (or canara Kroner. bark—Grover Witt. Dr. la-Fevre returned to Cloverdale Glenn Stewart returned Tuesdav from last evening, accompanied by his wife a few day« visit iu McMinnville. ¡and family. The are locating :n the I'une Lamsuu ia viiiting home folk«, cottage formerly occupied bv Dr. having arrived here recently from Port Shearer. land. These will be special music rendered W. A. High has purchased the Ar by tbe Bradford Brothers and otters at thur Coffey residence and will occupy the Castle Rock school house next Sun it shortly. day, June 30tb, at 2 p. in. The organ \V. Q. Dwight and Attorney Mannix, izing of a band or orchestra will then be of Tillamook, were Cloverdale business considered. If you like good music be shere and bring your friends. There visitors today. will also be a Fourth of July picnic with A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. j the raising of a flag on Castle Rock on Ray Letson ut the Boals hospital. Till- ' the Fourth at the Castle Rock bridge. lamook, Monday. Thera will be music by the Bradford For Rent—Dairy ranch down on Brothers. Prof. Lowell Bradford, ol Salmon River. Call or write to E. G, Spokane, Wash., will be the speaker of the dav. Be sure to come.—Committee. Calkins, Otis, Oregon. Mrs. i . E. Shearer and daughter Mar Death Calls Richard Chilcott. garet left Tuesday morning for Camp Richard Chilcott was born in Jeffer Lewis to join the doctor. son County, Iowa, November 5th, 1848, Remember the meetings at the school agea 69 years, 8 months ,17 days. Au houses on Friday evening at 3 o'clock ! gust 13, 1876, be was married to Jennie Grant in Mauketa, Kansas. Four it is your patriotic duty to be there. were horn to this union Ketha For sale—Wagon, mower, hay rake children May, who in infancy, Mrs. Howard and a few small farm tools. Axel1 I lithe, of died McMinnville, Oregon, Ross Nelson, between Cloverdale and Hebo. and Kulph Chilcott, of llebo, Oregon. Smith, the oalf man. savs send your Also four grand-children : Glen Hihhs, calves to him by stage, lie is in the Erma, Barbara and Paul Chilcott. The market for all kinds, except Jersey bull deceased has three brothers residing in calves. Iowa. Another one of those pleasing dances On March 20, 1911, he suffered a will t>3 held at the Pacific City hall stroke of paralysis which made him an Saturday night. Good orchestra music invalid. On June 9th, he came to Hebo to make his home with his sons. He will be provided. the trip over ths mountains nicely The shipment fur the Cloverdale Red stood hut hadn’t as well as usual the Cross society this month consisted of past week. 1>een Heart trouble developed tO pajama suits, 40 abdominal bandages, he passed away Saturday at 5:45 10 tea binders, 9 pair bed sox. 42 arm and m. Funeral services wore held at slings, 10 pair knitted sox, ami one p. Hebo last Sunday, conducted sweater. The work rooms will probably bv Iiev. cemetery Dora Young. be closet! for a couple of weeks as all material is made up and tne busy See Taylor, at the Courier office for season is on for the most of the mem Fire Insurance. bers. _ The canning season is here What about your Fruit Jars Don’t wait until the &tock is diminished Ruy now while the old price holds good By Buying War Saving and Thrift Stamps to the Limit. Phone your order for your needs during tbe canning season. For the balance of this month we are giving Ibis space and one of onr show window* in boosting the sale of War Saving and Thrift Stamps. This state is still short on its quota. Prepare to do your bit in the next two weeks in loaning Uncle Sam yonr spare quarters. Buy a Saving Stamp and if you can’t buy a Saving Stamp buy a Thrift Stamp is to be tne slogan and again put Oregon over the Top. Cloverdale Mercantile Co. Inc. Ii ■ / V The New G R A N T S IX Now Coming WM. A. HIGH, DRUGGIST AND STATIONER Cloverdale, Oregon. COME C e l e b r a t e W ith U s SIN This is the largest and finest car that ever carried the GRANT SIX name plate—a car that is without real compe tition in its Price class. The individual beauty of its lines, its unusual size and its extraordinary mechanical refinement, will make this new model one of the most talked of cars of the coming season. Its powerful, flexible and remarkably smooth-running engine is of the overhead valve type with balanced crank shaft, ferced-feed oiling and many other advanced features. T IU U A M O O K Tillamook will celebrate Independence Day with Parades, Bands, Military Drills, (*ood Lectures, Music, etc., etc. VV. K L P P E N B C N D E R Tillamook, g o m e . « * * * tliis S o ur s t o r e and be “At Homo." We will not urge you to buy—ONLY TAKE A LOOK at the many extentional values we offer. Just Received, the Newest in LADIES’ KID GLOVES We are now ready to do all classses of welding in the lighter lines. j s : We have Special Valve Tools, such r t « as arc essential in Motor n ’ ork. * Our line of Itx & Dunn Shoes, Fibre» Sweaters, Royal Wor- cester and w a r n f . r corsets merit the consideration of all ladies that would be well dressed. ■ EN. Make sure you get all that you pay (or—wear B R AN D IG E B. K IN C A ID A CO. Your repairs can be handled her« as well as in the large garage of the city. Clothes NOT HIGH PRIC ED THE PLACE TO GET THE BEST MERCHANDISE PENNINGTON’ T ILLA M O O K Oregon We have just received a new’ Oxyacetyline Welding Plant There are none better and the price is not bi gh. Good Ones—Color» Grey and Khaki, at 13.75 - CLOVERDALE GARAGE : STETSON’S and CONQUERORS Men’s Fine Kid Gloves - 6 An unusually large shipment of Hata for Men and Boys has just arrived. We are showing the very latest in Shade* and Shape« in such well known brands as Colrrs Grey Tan, Brown, and White Prices 12.50, 12.75, 13.00, 13.75 The quality is above the ordin arv. Fruit Jars V W. R. L E T SO N , Môr.