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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 4, 1900
No. 28.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
BILL HEADS.
LETTER HEADS.
ENVELOPES.
LEGAL BLANKS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
VISITING CARDS.
SHOW CARDS.
BILLS 6c POSTERS.
Cupid appears to be shooting his darts move her, and with jack-screws com
For the boss strawberry plant send to
Slowly the scow be
E. A. Chamberlain, Woods, Or. Stand. at the young people of this city pretty menced work.
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ard variety which cannot lie beaten for freely of late, for another young couple gan to move, and at one o’clock she
In entering upon the labors ot ,ize
flavnr of
20c. a do2en. were made happy on Sunday eveniug at gracefully descended into Hoquarton
the residence of Mr. M. Perkins The slough. The scow was built by the Tilla
another year we take this oppor- $1 100, post paid.
*
parties were Mr Eugene mook Lumber Company,and is strongly
tunity of thanking our numerous The board of county commissioners i contracting
Jenkins and Miss Madeline Wade, both nf and well constructed, so much so that
on Wednesday, with Judge G. whom are held in the highest esteem by the government engineer is greatly plea
friends, patrons and subscribers convened
W. Sappington and Commissioner Ray
large circle of friends in this city. The sed with the work. After the deck house
who have so liberally bestowed and Wheeler present. A full report of a nuptical
knot was tie«! by Justice T. H. is built the machinery will soon be fixed,
upon the Tillamook Hea Eight the pioceedings will appear in our next Govne, only the intimate friends anil which will not take long, when the scow
issue.
relatives of the happy couple being pre will be ready for either snag pulling, pile
their patronage, and by con
Tatom, the painless dentist, came sent. Mr and Mrs. Jenkins have the driving or dredging, being one of the
tinuing to conduct the paper in in Dr
best
wishes of the community for their necessary appliances in the improvement
last week and left for the Nehalem,
an enterprising spirit and for the where he will remain about a week, after future happiness, in which the Headlight of Hoquarton slough and the bay.
best interest of Tillamook coun which he will return to this city and be joins in congratulations as well.
Here’s some hot stuff for Tillamookers
to do dental work about the
Again the annual edition of the Orc- to stuff down their gillet. to say nothing
ty, we feel confident that we shall prepared
12th Jan.
• ; jjonian reaches our desk, and, as usual, it of how deep they will have to go down
continue to receive the support Old Sol gave this county a long visit is a creditable production. A new de in their jeans for the almighty dollarthat
of those who have the develop on new year's day, making the weather parture was introduced iu the matter of Samuel Elmore propose fleecing them out
ment and prosperity of the coun. more spring like than winter. Even the ' pictures, the half-tone plates giving it a of. In the shipping news given by the
band boys turned out and enlivened the more up to date appearance. We con Evening Telegram,commenting upon the
ty at heart. The Headlight is advent
of another year by playing seve sider the annual Oregonian the peer to accident to the Harrison, says ; “On the
• all efforts put forth to advertise the state, occasion of the last trip from Tillamook
recognized as the old, trusty, re ral selections in the afternoon.
for enterprise in that direction the n woman made objections to paying a
liable war. horse of Tillamook Fairview Grange will meet at Ackley’s i aud
press of Oregon takes a promi net place. full fare of $5 for her 10-year-old girl.
hall
on
January
12th
at
10
a.
in
,
when'
county. For twelve years it has
With an abundance of descriptive mat- The captain referred her to the agent, who
installation of officers will take place I | ter to interest those who are wanting informed the passenger that the company
been the champion of everything and
as there is other business to attend I , new locations, the annual Oregonian will had lost $1000 during the time the two
that conduced to the welfare to, all members are expected to attend. I | again be instrumental in bringing manv boats, Elmore and Harrison, were bar
of the settlers and the manu L. 8. Maynard, secretary, pro tern.
new settlers into Oregon to help develop bound last month, and that freight and
passengers would have to make it up It
facturing development of Tilla The amount of cheese manufactured in the resources of the state.
county last year is estimated | Writing from Kerby, Ore., one of our is presumed that passengers and freight
mook. Who has been more loyal Tillamook
will have a pretty bills to settle this latest
at three hundred tons, which brought
sends us a few items about loss. A river man this morning said,
to the county aud worked with $74,000 into the county, and that of subscribers
Tillamookers in that seetion of the state : however, that by that time the O. R. &
more perseverance and determi- butter is estimated at two hundred tons, “The weather continues fine, with plenty N. will put on a boat to make regular
representing $100,000 for the manufac
water for mining purposes. C. H. five-day trips and then Elmore will go
naticn, week in and week out— ture of that article. As to cattle, over of
Libby, formerly of Tillamook, but now
and with as little compensation three thousand head have been sold and of this place, has rented the Seyferth out of business as a mariner. The Har
out of the county, bringing a re farm, in the Althouse valley, and has gone rison brought a number of passengers,
—to bring about the happy and driven
who paid $5 per head for the short ride
turn of $50,000.
to farming. S. T. White, one of Tilla up the coast, and a quantity of freight,
prosperous condition to be seen
The Oregon Republican Editorial Asso mook’s early settlers, has built an eras- on which exorbitant rates were charged."
today in Tillamook, as the Head ciation will meet in thecity of Portland teur at his mine on Tennessee creek. M. Tillamookers don’t have to be told that
light ? It will continue to carry on Monday, Feb. 5th. Ye editor having F. and E. L. McNeil are running their they have to foot the bill for bar bound
the mountains several times this mine full blast and are being well recom- steamers, but the question will naturally
on its useful mission, for there crossed
winter only a palace car would induce mensed with the yellow metal. The
in one’s mind, How much more
remains much to contend for him to start out again. Besides, most of special edition of the Headlight is a very arise
will Mr. Elmore pile onto pay for
piece of work and will undoubt agony
and advocate before the resources the country pencil pushers can bum their artistic
the accident to the Harrison ?
edly
be
a
great
assistance
in
the
develop
way to Portland, while it takes the
of the county can be more fully price
of twenty yearly cash subscribtions ment of Tillamook county.”
developed, shipped more expe- to pay the fiddler’s bill from Tillamook.
Rings Out the Old City Dads.
The member of the Oregonian staff who
diciously to market and more The steamer Harrison, which left the inadvertently dropped several lines from
the
descriptive
account
of
another
coun
A council meeting was held on Friday
bay Wednesday of last week for Astoria,
settlers induced to locate here.
her crank shaft just after crossing ty into that of Tillamook had evidently evening to wind up the business of the
With broad minded, liberal broke
never
crossed
the
mountains
at
this
sea
year,
when Councilmen A. J. Cohn (in the
the Columbia bar and drifted close on to
ideas prompting it, the Head the sands before her anchor would hold. son of the year. He would have known chair), J. E. Tuttle, L. HinerandL. Olsen
then that our chair cars are fixed on the were present. Bills against the city were
light enters upon a new year Signals of distress were sent up, and the back
of horses, who travel at the tremen- I ordered paid as follows- J. E. Tuttle, for
Escourt went down and towed her
with best wishes to all and malice tug
dous
speed of—2*4 miles an hour. And services as fire warden for two years,
out of danger. Both the Canby and
as
to
convicts improving the highways, $50 ; treasurer. $12.70 ; marshal, $30 ;
Point Adams lifesaving crews stood
to none.
alongside the vessel until aid caine and why so few people in Tillamook get ar recorder, $10.30 ; city attorney, $25 ;
rested that it is considered a curiosity to canvassing board, T. H. Govne, $2, ami
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
towed her to Astoria.
see a person behind the bars here. Well, A. W. Severance, $2 ; printing and ad
Money to Loan.—ApplvtoTheo. Stein-
Apropro of freight and passengers hav the editor knows how easy it is to m ike I vertising, $15.97 ; Dr. J. W. Wiley, $1.50;
hilber.
ing to pay tor the time steamers are bar these mistakes, so do not propose to 1 Tillamook Lumber Co., $45.86.
The
Mr. G. A. Mowers was in the city on bound, the idea of charging a 10-year- complain, but only drew attention to it annual reports of the city treasurer and
old girl the full fare of $5 was perhaps to so as to enlighten those who may think recorder were read, and upon motion the
Monday.
make up the amount .Mr. Elmore spent it strange that we should have recorded chair appointed Councilmen Hiner and
Mr. E. A. Chamberlain was in the citv to rig out his daughter as queen of the Tillamook having a railroad.
i Olsen and City Attorney Goyne to inves
on Wednesday.
regatta last year at Astoria. Elmore’s a
The office of fire warden should be in tigate these reports. In the matter of
shrewd
businessman,
don
’
t
you
forget
it,
street improvements the council ordered
Died, on Tuesday, the infant child of
and he knows when to playa sharp busi vested in that of the city marshal, with several repaired at the property owner's
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bester.
ness trick when he has his patrons in a out extra pay. It appears, from a bill expense.
presented to the council on Friday, $25
Born, on the 27th ult., to the wife of tight place and can’t help themselves.
T rbasvrkr ’ s R eport .
per year for fire warden was allowed. We
Mr. Samuel Hill, a daughter.
County School Supt. G. B. Lamb made cannot see why the fire warden is entitled j Treasurer's Report f -r the year 1899 :
R oad F und .
St ck to vour good resolutions if you an apportionment of county school funds to be recompensed any more than the 1
,170 I,
made any the first of the year.
on Tuesday. The funds in the hands of members of the hose company. It was To balance from 1898
Received from Count/Treasurer <525.86;
Tiie rainfall last month was a little , of the county treasurer, amounting to only a «'niiplc of weeks ago the fire bell
road tax, 5 mills
...........
375 00
$1,193 80, was divided equally among hustled the boys Oui. of LCc.. ami who, at
over fourteen inches in this county.
the several districts, giving each $25.40. a break neck speed, head for the fire ap
1M5 79
Installation of officers in the Woodmen The remainder of the $50 will be appor pliances. Yet they are not dunning the Paid nn five warrants ........................
89 37
lodge tomorrow (Friday) evening.
tioned at the next April apportionment, city for their services. However, if it has
if
the
sum
is
sufficient.
School
districts
Balance
on
hand
..
been
the
rule
to
compensate
the
fire
war
Water will be turned off to-morrow
G eneral F und .
(Friday) afternoon from 1 till 4 o’clock. are allowed to retain any amount of the den, no objection can be raised to thecity
county fund under $50 if not all expend council doing so any more than the other Balance on hand from i S<98 .
• »»«S »
At a meeting of the school district on ed prior to March.
salaried officers, but it is one of those Received from Dog Tax
34 7S
Tues lay it was decided to levy a ten
17 >5
Captain Schrader reported when he matters where the council can economise Dray Tax
mill tax.
in
if
it
so
fills
disposed
to
do
so.
Auctioneer's License
4 00
arrived at Astoria that the Tillamook
Liquor
License
.........................
800
00
Sheriff Aiderman was taken suddenly bar is constantly shifting to the north,
Coroner J. E TuttN met withaseri
Bowling
License
5 00
sick on Friday night, but is able to be and is two miles above where it formerly ous accident on Sunday last, which is a
TO OO
about again.
was. All right, captain, we expect that wonder that it did not kill him. He left Mtallion License ............
Show L cense ..............................................
Bro. O. Heins will be the installing the government will order some improve this city in the morning with his team of Soft Drink License
IO OO
offi -er at the Fraternal Union lodge on ments upon the bar this year, when there ponies and a buggy, a boy accompanying Hawker's License
. ..
2! OO
will be no likelihood of Tillamook bar him, for Forest Grove, going out over
Mo iday evening.
Powder
License
.......
............
IO 00
migrating to the North Pole, but now it the Forest Grove toll road. When cross
Phonogtaph
License
............
The young lady who lost a pair of has started in th it direction the engi ing the Atwater bridge tietween eleven
kid gloves at the band boys’ social will neers had better hurry up with the con and twelve o’clock, that structure sud Pines
ISO 26
find them at this office.
templated improvements.
denly collapsed, precipitating the whole Co nty Treasurer, two mill tax
$’.415 5»
The Christian Endeavor societies of
The question of violating the bicycle outfit about thirty feet l>elow. with logs
1,379 i'i
this city will meet at the United Brethren ordinance was one of the matters under piled in on top. When Mr. Tuttle crawl Amount paid on 93 warrants
church on Sundav evening.
discussion at the special meeting of the ed out from the wreck his right ankle
Balance on hand
146 43
was
dislocated,
besides
being
badly
»hook
A nnual R kfort of C ity R ecorder
Postmaster Severance went out Friday council on Friday night. As the council up. The boy was uninjured, but one
To The Honorable Common Council of Tilla
morning, his destination being Oregon devoted considerable time devising what pony was killed and the buggy smashed
would conserve to pedestrians’ rights, it
mook City. A b provided by the organic act
City to file on a timber claim.
seems strange that this ordinance is so up. Fortunately Mr. Illingworth passed creating the municipality of T ilamook City. I,
It appears as though Judge Boise does little respected by some people. No mat soon sfter the accident and rendered as as Recorder of said city, herewith submit my
not intend holding circuit court in de ter whether a city ordinance is good, bad •¡stance. Dr Wiley was sent fir, who annual report of the receipts a d di-bnrstincnts
partment No. 2 until the April term.
or indifferent it should be respected, and left with Mrs. Tuttle, but it was near as ordered fiom time to time l>y the < -mmon
midnight before they reached Mr Tuttle,
The newly elected officers in Star lodge, where it is not lived up to the city offi and the next evening before they re Council of eaid Tillamook City for the year
A.O.U.W., will be initiated this (Thurs- cials should see to it that it is enforced. turned to the city with the injured man, i 8>9, commencing on January 1st and ending
We say this, not only of the bicycle ordi
day) evening by P M.W. F. C. Baker.
who is now resting easy and doing as December 10th. Which is as follows :
nance. but all others.
DlflBORMKMENTS.
well as can bs expected.
The annual meeting of the hose com
Water rent
34*9 00
It is estimated by those iu the lumber
pany takes place Thursday of next week,
Tillamook
lodge.
No.
94.
I.O.O.F.,
one
Marshal and Street Commissioner
407 75
when election of officers will l>e in order. industry that the lumber exports from of the most flourishing fraternal lodges in Recorder s salary
12o 00
Tillamook county for the year 1899 w ill
Mr. B. D. Lamar came in on a visit to approximate 10,500,000 feet, of an esti this county, had an interesting public in Treasurer's salary
25 00
his brother from Missouri. He is a typo mated value of $84,000. This would stallation on Tuesday evening, followed City Attorney
5o 00
by
a
social
time.
The
members
marched
J.ember .........................
by profession, and will probably remain only have been a drop in the bucket had
j GS m
here.
the government improved the bars in from their lodge room, headed by the HeaHh offi<er
2» 00
Tillamook
band,
to
Bailey
’
s
hall,
where,
Hydrants, aud cost of placing wains
9O OO
On and after the 1st of January the this county, so that large vessels could in the presence of a large audience Dept.- City vs. T B. Handley, judgment
24 So
Tillamook Laundry and Dye house will cross in. As it is Tillamook is compelled Grand Master Allred Dean installed the Printing
ii 12
to
rely
upon
small
coasting
schooners
to
do a strictly cash business.—J. W. A t
Everything passed off most City Surveyor
2 00
carry her products to market. To put it officers.
water , Manager.
pleasantly,
particularly
the
supper,
after
Drayage and Cartage
» H
briefly, this is small fry to dejiend upon
which
the
members
and
visitors
partici
special Police
.......
6 00
When does the 19th century commence, when there is unlimited timlier resources
the
pated
in
a
dance.
Following
are
Repairs
2 00
at the beginning or at the end of tnis in this county ready to be manufactured.
officers :
Md<«e hardware)
15 00
year ?
Please don’t scrap with your
..J.
T.
IHehl.
N.
0
............................
The
records
of
the
United
States
land
Electric
Lights
11
85
neighbor deciding the point.
V. G........................... .A. Perrv.
office show that the total receipts from
Klection
16 00
.Geo.
Cohn.
Rec. Sec ...................
The ordinance passed by the city council all sources of the land watered by the
Per. Sec.................... X). Heins.
Amounting for the totai expence of
to license steam wood saws was not rivers emptying into Tillamook bay is
.I F. Larsen.
ths year, to
l> 50» w
$3
>0,025,
exclusive
of
fees.
The
total
signed by Mayor B. L Eddy, consequent
.S. Smith.
S ources op R eveni s .
ly became a law by statute of limitation number of acres is 326.680. The lands
Conductor ............. Frank Scvrrence
Liqaor Licemw-
<SOb (JU
included homesteads, tirnlwr lands, in
County Judge G. W. Sappington com demnity school lands, and quarter sec
Inside Guard.......... ..J. H. Allison.
Flnse
X j uu
mitted Delbert Yeomans to the reform tions sold to the 0. & C. R. R The price
P
W
Todd.
R S V G.................
Tai received from Coanty Treasurer
5I5 «0
school on Tuesday on the petition of per acre ranges from $1 25 up This
S S. N G................. . W. Hamilton.
Powder Urease
10 00
Eugenia Yeomans, his mother and guar, shows the growing importance of the
K. V. v.o................. .John Con wav.
Temperance drinks
L. T V. G................. .Fred Skomp.
dian.
B um ling alley
land bordering on Tillamook bay. and
5
R. S. S........................ M F. Lrach.
Blalllou license
1U oO
Arthur Bealsexpectsto leavenext week maybe presented as an argument for the
,.C. Wallin.
K.
S.
S
........................
Dray lleesee
11 on
improvement
of
navigation
there.
—
Ore
for Northern Washington. Say, Arthur,
Trustees, J. S. Diehl , S. Downs,O. Heins. Show and bawker w license
41 OO
at the rapid rate the young men are be gonian.
4 OO
The government »cow. to be used as a Auctioneer's license
coming Benedicts are you getting scared
Evidently the pictures in the illustrated
Dog li< enve
W /S
out ?
edition of the Headlight have caught the pile driver, dredger and snag puller in
eye of those interested in timber, fora let the improvement of H<x|uarton slough,
»I.-* *3
Dr. W. A. Wise, on account of a pressure ter reaches us from the St. Louis Lumbcr- was successfully launched on Monday Total revenue from all sources
of work in Portland, will not be at his man asking permission to use some of from Nolan Bro.’s ship yard in this city. Leaving a bale ec in favor of
city of
office in Tillamook till some time in
them, for this reason : “I am quite sure Quite a number of citizens had assembled
Kospestfulljr submitted
uary, when he will remain as long as
they would give our readers a new idea of to witness the launching, tire time for
W H COOPER. <
order.
busy.
the wonderful forests in your section.’’ which was set for twelve o’clock. Every
It turned oat fortunate that some of The St. Louis Lumberman is the largest thing being in readiness, the foreman
For Sale,
the butter which had been delayed on paper published in theinterest of lumber-1 gave the signal to cut her loose, but the
account of bar bound steamers reached men in the United States, and is printed scow refused to move Had the contrac
At a bargain, if taken at once, the best
Portland when the market was good • t St. Louis, Mo., so we have pleasure tors forgotten to provide the proverbial
Henry Rodgers’ returns show the butter in sending the plates so that Missourians bottle of wine to break over her bows ? paying restaurant (and lodgings) in San
Diego
county. Cal.—For particulars ad
Undaunted,
the
foreman
and
the
govern
first made fetched 52’jc per roll, while can feast their eyes upon Tillamook I
ment engineer soon destved means to dress G. T. Penney, Escondido, Cal.
logs.
that made last brought 55c.
I
TILLAMOOKERS LOCATED IN honey, which discounts all the watery,
water melons grown in California. Per
“PARADISE.”
haps the numerous friends of Jacksoil and
McCoy in this county wonder to what
But they Don’t Advise the Sturdy extent their corpulent bodies extend after
feasting on water melons in paradise ?]
Citizens of this County to go
There.
“ Your grandfather is rather hard of
[ to EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.] hearing, isn’t he?" asked the visitor.
“Yes,’’ replied little Harry, "he’s so
E scondido , Sandiego co , Cal.,
Dec. 25th, 1899. ' deaf you can say things behind his back
in front of his face and he wouldn’t hear
D ear S ir and F riends ,—Hoping that you.”
_________
you and all my old friends in Tillamook i
“Tommy,’’ said a mother to her 4-
are all well, as this leaves all the mem.
bers of the California-Tillamook colony j year-old hopeful, “don’t yon think it
in fine health. Mrs William Olson and ( rather extravagant to eat butter with
the Coiner family are all well. Mr. L J. your jam?”
“ Of course not, mamma,” replied the
McCoy is coming now from the orange
orchard, carrying a large watermelon little diplomat. “You see one piece of
that lie just pulled, and lam making a bread does for both.”
fresh lemonade from lemons just pulled
from the trees. The sun is as bright
as in July, and about 78° in the
shade this morning at 4 o’clock. Christ
mas was ushered in by the rumblings of
three distinct shocks of earthquakes.
Everything is lovely and done in true
California style. We are all in the best
of health and feel fine,all but Mrs. Olson
VS
who is just homesick. For the benefit oi
my inquiring friends who want to know
about this country. I will describe the
situation. This valley has rolling hills
that can be cultivated. Has about 14,-
000 acres of land of the best quality of
granite soil—and the whole amount is
now at the present time either put into
crops of grain, or is into orchards of
citrons or decideous fruits. All land here
is good and cultivated with the ex.
ception of rocky points and very little
waste, as the soil is very deep to the
point of junction with the stone. This
BY
valley is about 20 miles from Los Angles,
south-east, about 35 miles N. E. from
San Diego, and the altitude 800 feet
above sea level The rainfall up to this
time is three inches, and the people here
are happy with a ten inch rainfall for the
year. Only fruit lands are irrigated, and
by careful cultivation all decideous fruits
can be raised without irrigation, such as
apples, pears, peaches, apricots, plums
and grapes, but citrus fruits must be
irrigated. Many smaller valleys sur
round this that make this their depot of
supplies, as this is a terminus of the
Sante Fe railroad.
The country lias
periods of drongh, lasting two and three
years at a time at intervals of eight and |
ten years. Land is from fifty to five-
hundred dollars an acre, as to location
and value of improvements. Every one
here, with a few exceptions, want to sell.
There is no one in want here. In the
three or four months that 1 have re
sided here I have not seen a tramp, beg
gar, or pauper. All seem to have plenty,
but nearly all want to sell and go some
where. They have no special point MACKINTOSHES, 20 percent;
picked out to go to, only like all other
migrating Americans in the great west OIL CLOTHING, 10 per cent ;
they want to go. Now for the benefit of
my inquiring friends in Tillamook. I
will say to all of you who have good SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,
health and are doing well in Tillamook
FURNISHING GOODS,
to stay where you are. As for myself, iff
niv health was as good in Tillamook as
it is here, I would stay with my place TRUNKS, VALISES, FLOUR,
there, and would notgive it for a section
of this land. I will say that this country FEED AND GROCERIES, 5
has made me a well man and for any of
per cent.
mv friends who have trouble with throat
and lungs or rheumatics, this country is
all right. For old people this will give
them a new lease of life. Small homes
are cheap—small places of five or seven
acres, with good house and barn, wells
and fruits, can be bought for from $1000
to $1500 but for hearty,sturdy, healthy
and enterprising Tillamookers, 1 say,
stay at home and keep your farms. Let
well enough alone. You do not want to
go to paradise if you want to make
money. You do not want to come to
paradise until we send for you. The
great woods of the northwest are the
place for the strong and enterprising, but
for myself and J. J. McCoy, this is our
place. Paradise at last. And we both
deserve it. you bet. Well, good-by to
you and all my good Tillamook friends
Yours truly,
J. H. J ackson .
[We have often heard preachers say
that people of the present day want to
get to paradise in a palace car. Evident
ly friends Jackson and McCoy went by
that route to their blissful abode. But,
says, boys, if you’ve found paradise by
all means don't quit your claims. Tilla
Respectfully,
mook is good enough for the editor, for
it is more like jiaradise than the drongh
stricken sections of California. We don’t
get tormented here and have to call for a
cup of cold, pure, refreshing water to !
quench our thirst, for there’s plenty of
that in this county. Besides, Tillamook ,
is a paradise overflowing with milk ami '
CASH
CREDIT
Eye Openers
J. fl
TODD & CO
Wishing to make
the month of January
a Cash Month as near
as possible, we will
give a DISCOUNT for
Cash as follows :
We sell Epicurean
and Premium Peeled
Solid Packed Toma
toes and best grades.
Solid Packed Corn
for 10c. per can.’
J.A.TODO^CO.
FITTING
TRUSSES
With me doesn't go by guess. I nm not satisfied simply to sell a truss that
approximates the size of the customer, for I want the trusses I sell to do the work
they are expected to do and be comfortable at the same time. Sometimes a little
intelligent liending of the truss-band is needed. I do it. And I frequently order
sjiecial trusses or sizes if necessary.
Spring Trusses from $1.5«) to $3. Elastic Trusses from |1 to $2.50.
Elastic Stockings, Abdominal Supporters, Crutches and other appliances of
this kind can also be promptly supplied.
CHAS.
I
Reliable Druggist,
CLiOUCH,
Tillamook, Or