Cloverdale courier., August 29, 1918, Image 2

W. A. Wise. Dentist.
V. F. Learned w as in from Camp Sun­
day. returning Monday.
Plasker Bro?., Tillamook, for anything
in plumbing.
WOODS ITEMS.
John Moon made a trip to the valley
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillman were visited by
the stork, mother and babe both doing
1 will pay 12c per pound for cascara well.
hark—Grover Witt.
Mrs. Herman and freiuds, from Port­
Oscar Antrim spent Sunday, from land came to visit her father, Mr.
Camp, visiting home folks.
Cornett, Friday.
Marion Bailey, of Neskowin, is mov­
Mrs. Hazel Dunn’s sister returned
ing to Tihamook this week.
home Sunday.
Chas. Ray left Sunday morning for
Portland ou a business trip.
Notice to
Our Patrons
Grandpa Collier gaye a very in terest-
ing talk at the mission Sunday.
ftie Cloverdale Meat Market will be
Dr. Montgomery spoke on "The
open for business Friday afternoons
Earth's
Present Crisis,” on the grounds
from 5 to 8 o’clock. F. Meitzke.
Sunday night at Pacific City.
Fred Reicer and Victor Lane left the
Mrs. Learn, the Baptist Missionary
first of the week for Camp Lewis.
from Alaska, and ber children returned
D. J Dunn, of Meda, is entertaining to McMiDnvilie last Saturday.
Lis brother from Polk County, this
J.
C. MeFarliu and family, from
week.
Salem, returned home the fore part of
Mr. and Mrs. St* wait and son Glenn
experienced the rays of the sun in the the week.
valley today.
Mrs. Garrett Ward is spending a few
days
in Tillamook.
The people of Ilel o have been enjoying
rtligiout erviees this week conducted bv
Fred Beals and wife are camping at
two tours ' ladies.
Fncific City these hot days.
John Steivenga, of Tillamook, visited
Al Boon, wife and friends were at
hia sister Mrs. Will Meseuer, and family
Pacific
City mill Tuesday night.
a couple of days this week.
Fruit J a r s
Owing to tha Courier
discontinuing publication
we will not hereafter be
able to.keep our store adds
before you, but neverthe­
less we don.t want you to
forget that we are always
here to supply you with
Drugs, Stationery, Rub­
ber Goode and School
Supplies.
(School Books Strictly Cash)
Yours for a continuance
of your patronage.
W. A. HIGH
Druggist and Stationer
Cloverdale,
FISH
The canning sea^bn is here
What about your Fruit Jars
Don’t wait until the stock is diminished
Buy now while the old price holds good
Phone your order for your
needs during the canning
season.
Oregon.
WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL
Sliced or Whole'
Cloverdale Mercantile Co. Inc.
The mill at, Pacific City is idle wait-
George Baxter, H. Cornell and Mrs.
SEE
Carrie Powell, of Dolph, were in Clover- ii g for logs, the loggers are idle waiting
for rope and somebody making rope
d..!e Wednesday on business.
ARTHUR EDMUNDS,
must be idle or they would haye it .by
A termers meeting was held at t’ -.e
Pacific City
this time.
grange hall yesterday to form an organ­
FRESH AND CURED SALMON
ization for the purchase of grain ai d
EGGS.
ITALY HAD FIRST PAWNSHOP
hay.
Phone
Messrs. Hooper and Schram, bank From That Country the System Gradu­
examiners, were in town today giving
Notice to Creditors.
ally Spread Over the Rest of the
the Nestuccca Valley Bank the once
Civilized World.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
over
derxigued lias been by the County Court
The French call them monts-de-piete, of Tillamook County, Oregon, appointed
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Affolter left Wed­
C o u n ty D airy Inspector
but no satisfactory explanation for this administratrix of the estate of James ,
nesday morning for Eastern Oregon nomenclature Is forthcoming. The es­ Jefferson McGinnis, deceased, and that \
where they intend making their future tablishment of municipal pawnshops in she has qualified as such. All persons
home.
France was attended with more diffi­ having claims against said estate are re- j Telephone Main 3—and Mutual
Tillamook, Oregon
quired to present.the same to the u n -!
Mrs. Xickurn, who suffered a strokeof culty tliau was the case In other coun­ dersigned for allowance at Cloverdale,1
Oregon, within six months from the
appoplexy ut Pacific City Sundav died tries.
It is from Italy that the Idea of mu­ date hereof.
at the hospital here Monday. Her re
nicipal pawnshops spread over the rest
Dated July 11th, 1918.
mains were taken to her home in Port
of Europe. A municipal pawnshop was
Jessie McGinnis,
land Tuesday,
Administratrix.
set up in Madrid in the year 1705, II. T. Botts,
Attorney for Administratrix.
Mrs. Chas. Lundquist received a letter when a priest with very little capital
from her brother, Frank Nelson, from opened up ns an “ uncle.” The system
was tried at Avignon in 1577, but it HISTORY WROUGHTTN STONE
Fort Mead, Maryland, this week, lie
was not until the year 1777 that Paris
h is been made corporal. He says there Itself was provided with a mont-de-
Marvels of French Architecture Which ;
are about three darkies to one white plete. The national nssembly upset the
the Uncivilized Hordes of Ger­
man in the Camp.
monopoly nnd the business passed into
many Would Destroy.
James Burke has accepted tiie cl.air­ private hands. The extortions of the
pawnbrokers in time led, however, to
In architecture France Is supreme.
manship of the Fourth Liberty Loan
a demand for the re-establishment of It well may be said that without
Diiv. lor tins district. Give Mr. Burke the governmental institutions. In 1800
your heurty support and the district Napoleon re-established the monopoly, France there would have been no Goth­
ic architecture. The cathedrals of
will go over the top in a hurry. Every regulating it by laws that are still in
France are absolutely unrivaled, sny9
man appointed as solicitor should ait force. The interest charged amounts
Cass Gilbert in the World’s Work. One
willingly and do his best. The hoys in to about 7 per cent.
has only to mention the names of No­
In Paris the mout-de-piele is lu effect tre Dame de Paris, Bourges, Reims,
France are doing their very best and we
ut home must not falter for a single n department of the administration, Chartres, Rouen. Amiens, Beauvais and
but In the provinces It la a municipal Coutances to bring up memories of mir­
mo net t
monopoly.
acles of creative design which no
This is the last issue of the Courier.
words can fittingly characterize or de­
We again take the opportunity of thank­
Wrist Watches Afloat.
scribe.
ing patrons for their liberal patron age
Wrist watches at sea, with their
Wonders of constructive ingenuity
The editor will remain in CloverdaU for luminous dials, ure at once u conveni­ ns they ure, they have a yet more su­
a sli irt time to close up all accounts. ence, n safeguard and n peril. You can preme significance as evidence of the
W ei sk those w ho have accounts against tell the time without tearing your refinement and taste of a people in
the Courier oi its publisher to present clothes to pieces or going to a light. stinct with emotion and ennobled b>
them : -. soon as |<oesible. It will lie t When you walk along the deck at night idealism in its most exalted phase.
you can hold your forearm so that the These great buildings give expression
splendid favor if those w ho are indebted
dial glows In the sigtit of alt who are to the spiritual aspirations of a great
for tin Courier w ill come in and settle, passing along the deck nnd thus pre
people.
avoiding the necessity of sending out i vent collisions. If you don't play up
They are constructions of superb
large n u in tier of statements of small your wrist watch, you arc supposed ti
scale and fascinating beauty, embel­
accounts.
whistle “sweet and low” in ttie durk as lished by tracery and arabesque, carv­
A ••. rv serious accident occurred on tin you ;'uss along. But if you are not ing nnd tnlay, stained glass, ti pestry,
passing along the deck, only lingering bronre and Iron of marvelous crafts­
to.., li> Iwcwii flovcrd.tie and Pacific Cit\
along the deck rail, and arc fortunate manship and exquisite design. They
Tile* tv afternoon. II. II Bonnie and In having one of the few women who
are the product of a thousand years FIRST RECORDED AIR FIGHT
his « le, who reside north of Woo.lburn, ure crossing us your companion tn that
of faultless taste, the contribution of
He'.' driving their automobile coining lingering, your luminous dial at rest innumerable thousands of craftsmen
from Pacific City when they met amt on the deck rati Is apt to wreck the devoted to the glory of God and the Frenchmen, Rivals In Love, Had
Strange and Fatal Duel More Than
alien pled to pass a loaded wag­ wonderful scuse of seclusion that dark­ love of France. And It is this glorious
One Hundred Years Ago.
on
The fern hides the edge of ened decks give these w-ar times. Cue nation that the hordes of Germany
heartless
patrol
a
trip
or
two
ago
step­
tile ' hunkmeiit at ttiis place ami Mi
would destroy.
The first bottle In the air and the
!’. .»>• ,e drove out too far. IBs machine ped to the rail and asked a dismayed
strangest duel in the loDg history of
subaltern
not
to
have
his
wrist
watch
lo.leldow n the «ut'unkment, breaking
Within Sound of the Gun*.
the field o f honor was fought 110
"quite so far around," whatever that
his •noulder blade and two ribs. Mrs.
A new sound arose In the darkness, years ago near Paris. Two Frenchmen
meant, because It might be detected by
H,
te was not aerionsly it.jund a submarine.—Nelson Collins In the a sound which held for lue u thrill as were ardent rivals for the affections
vftal and lucompurnbly more alluring of a woman, and so bitter did their
uli! ugh she was considerable 1 raised Century Magatlne.
For disinfecting where Contagious or
than the hint of distant battle. It rose quarrel become that only blood could
rtit i hrtken up. They were brought to
slowly,
a
rich,
mellow
undulation,
wipe It ou t Ordinary methods were infectious diseases are prevailing.
Mi< ispi'al a» tins place where I'*, La­
“The Fool Hath Said.”
which stirred every fiber, and then too tame for these fiery spirts, 60 It
tex
itieii led them and made tli n
This Is a message from one who
quavered, descended and broke off. We was agreed that the duel should be
us
ifortnhle as p<«sihle.
knows—Conlngsby L'awson—to those
CARBOLIC COMPOUND is a power­
stood motionless, listening with ail our fought from balloons. The cause of
who
do
not
realise.
It
Is
n
message
' vin. v I l s, mil be in order in (hover
ear*, nnd again It came, unmistakably, the trouble agreed to marry the vic­ ful Germicidal mixture and by its use
direct from the trenches tn France by
t.ale Nits, it liter Wilt start th-i pr>--- a soldier and writer to us behind the from the depths of the misty woods. tor.
will improve general stable conditions.
My companion smiled at me in tri­
When the selected day arrived the
-. i, ii> i . i - iv itig into the cottage on lines, lie says:
umph. Ills first surprise had come off two fighters and their seconds repaired
“ Life has swung back to a primitive
♦ • ♦ • ♦ • a «
the i 'll
I by Mrs. I.rtndingham.
promptly, even ahead of time, for It to the meeting place, only to find a
decision since the war commenced.
h i ! un. will then move i to hi»
was only now grow ¡ug dusk. We could yreat crowd assembled, for word of
The decision Is the same for both
- ■ n plate, formerly occnpieti by M •. men and nations. They can choose the see In Imagination the drooped tall, the the strange encounter had spread
Hunter. Mr. Wade will follow by world or achieve their own soulat hollow-cheeked muzzle raised skyward broadcast. The principals, however,
moving into the cottage is.- upied by Mr. They can cast mercenary lots for the —a wolf uttering that cry which of all were undeterred. Two balloons, pre­
Snaeb'i .q and Di. Ocvrgo will then raiment of a crucified righteousness or sounds is most symbolic of the north­ cisely alike, had been prepared, and Roliahlfl Druggist, Tillamook, Ore.
ern wilderness: un hurletnent pla'.ntif Into these they stepped. To each was
ne t ■ into bis place tliat was occupied take up their martyrdom as disciples.
et lngubre. 1 could not believe my ears,
by Mr Wade A little later Diugg st Those men and nations who have been that here In the heart of France, with­ handed a carefully loaded blunderbuss.
The word was given and the moor­
*.tgb «til vacat» u.. Chas Ray home uy disciples together can scarcely fall to in sound of the guns at tha front, I
luovi h into his ow n house and tin Chas. remain friends when the tragedy Is had heard the voice o f a wild wolf.— ings cast off. Slowly the balloons as-
cendcil almost side by side. At the
Kay ti 'lie will be occupied by Le«ver ended. What the fool says In his William Beebe to Atlantic.
height o f about half a mile, when the
heart
At
this
present
moment
is
cot
ivat, who will look afttr the ranch in
great bags were but SO yards apart, FRANK TAYLOR,
of any lastlug Importance.”— Bed
the fu'ur»* George Well* will then
the signal was given and both men
Paradoxical.
Cross Magnitne.
move to (lie l.' Sler ihiv ranch wlncU he
Squabs—Wtmt made poor Gr!gg*by opened fire. Soon one of the balloons
I as lea-etl. The Te\h>r faintly export
collapsed and crashed to the earth.
Tbs farm as well as the front need* ;o light headed?
Notary Public
t> move next wrek to Newlierg and men who see straight and shoot
Squibb«—Well, there are difference« The record says the woman kept her
po-'ibly all familie* mil then 1« stilled straight.
if opinion, but he attributes It to heavy promise and married the victor of the
aerial battle.
■Making.
Cloverdale, Ore.
I. 4 lit« ww.Ua.
D r. C. L . O la is y e r
VETERINARIAN
Clcugh’s Carbolic Com­
pound
CHAS. I. CLOUGH,