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TIUÀMOOK, OREGON MAY 23, 1912.
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The Tillamook Meat Co. is selling
.
lard at the following
prices : joib.
pail, $1.50, ; 5 lb. pail, 80c. ; 50 lb.
pails at 12Hc. per pound,
This
lard is absolutely pure.
Mrs. Reese han sold her house
and lot on Stillwell Avenue, which
has been on the market for a long
time, and never seemed able to do
so until the pavement was assured.
Monday morning, Dr. and Mrs«
D. C. Urie left for their home in
Camas. Wash., after spending u
pleasant week at the home of their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Small.
CONFIDENCE.
The man who keeps his money in the
bank while he
has
plenty
creates a
frieud in tfie bank to whom he can turn
when he has little.
Having
confidence in
this
My method in selling glasses ia
not to catch a new victim and the
price—but to see how well I can fit
the eyes. R. A. Whalen, Opt D.
Registered under State Law of Ore­
gon.
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bank
begets its confidence in you, and we can’t,
any of us, get very far on the road to
Now that the Anvil is going into
service again in the coastwise trade
between Portland and Bandon, the
Commercial Club
" might pull off
that
Tillamook
excursion.—Ya
quina Bay News.
success without giving and receiving con­
fidence.
Dr. S. M. Wendt, successor
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to Dr.
Smith,' speaks German. Surgery,
ear, eye, nose and throat. Office in
the Commercial Building, opposite
the Todd Hotel. All calle answered
day or night. Both phones.
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This bank has fairly earned your
confidence through nearly ten years of
square dealing and helpful service.
Gnt, shells, meat scraps, ground
hone, blood meat, char coal, scratch
food, baby chick food, egg food,
in fact all chicken supplies at the
Tillamook Feed Co. General Supply
It will appreciate your account.
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OUNTY
TILLAMOOK COUNTY
TILLAMOOK CITY. Off E.
CAPITA L|
Miss Nancy Hathaway, who has
been visiting her uncle and aunt
the past few months, at Jefferson­
--------- I ville, Ind., was called home on ac­
count of the serious illness of her
little brother, Bennie.
She came
! in
this (Thursday) evening.
ISUPERVISION
LAMOOK JOTTINGS ,«£#"TSSK
ata bargain. Tillamook Feed Co. * I
rt for filling yards, for sale. — i The best is the cheapest, A ber - 1
Harter.
dare (Australian)
Coal, Lamb-
0 Choice Strawberry plants for Schrader Co., Telephone Main 1771.*
See Snrode.
You can get the genuine Eastern
by Crib and mattrees for sale, corn feed meats at the Tillamook
Feed Company General Supply
lire of Ira C. Smith.
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Store.
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:orge Trask is critically ill at
For Sale,—Saddle Horse known as
David Martiny home..
the George Y’oung mare. Will sell
C. W. Leghorn Eggs- $1,00 per cheap if sold at once. Apply Pat
ng of 15. A. M. Ginn.
Childers, Fairview, Ore.
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ie 63 egg Petaluma Incubator' Elmer Allen, who has been attend­
ale. King & Smith Co.
ing dental college in Portland,
litor Effenberger was down came in Friday on account of the
illness and death of his father.
i Nehalem on Saturday.
Coal delivered for $8.00 per ton
inted. 100,000 pounds of Bees
or 4.50 for half ton, or good fir wood
. Clough’s Drug Store.
already sawed for $5.75 per cord or
le Full Blooded Jersey Bull for $3.00 for half a cord. See Shrode *
.—Apply to T. H. McCormick. *
!' Mrs. Jonas Olson and daughter
r Sale,—Seven Head of Horses left for Portland on Tuesday, where
two Hacks.--J. E. Brown, Tilla- her eon, John Olson, will graduate
from the North Pacific Dental Col­
i will sell you a buggy for less lege.
e^r than it has cost us. Ask
Lytle & Gordon handle all kinds
of building
materials in
any
ss Ruth Holmes went to Port amount and can quote the lowest
on Monday on a visit with prices in the city. See them before
buying.
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ids.
the four year
re chickens wanted at the Tilla- , Bennie
,
, Hathaway,
, ,,
ik Meat Company's Market, 13c.
80n
J-
Hathaway, under-
nound
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went an operation for appendictis
p
Ion Friday, Dr. Wendt being the
•8. W. O. Stone, Ol Bayocean. | physician.
trwent an operation in thia city
Mrs. W. F. Baker and children
friday.
returned to the city on Sunday after
ley say the Diamond W. line spend a month at Dallas, and she
t be beat for quality.—Tilla- was accompanied by her sister,
k Feed Co.
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Miss Pearl Foland.
« ! but that Diamond W. Steel
The City Transfer Co. are the fel­
coffee is good,get it at the Tilla- lows who haul anything, anywhere,
k Feed Co.
any time
Office on Main Street,
ing your chickens to the Tilia- 'opposite Clough’s Drug Store. Call
k MeatCompany’s Market. We ■ us by phone, Main 051.
13c. per pound.
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There will be a big demand for
The
le only genuine‘‘Standard Port- good Cement this season.
largest
Lamb-Schrader
Co. carry the lajyest
I Cement” to be had in the city
line
of Cements in the city, Tele­
le Tillamook Feed Co.
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phone Main 1771.
>r Sale,—A light wagon, light
If you want a good garden, or
ble harness and mowing mac-
want to grow good potatoes, use a
1.
Enquire at Rogers Barn. •
fertalixer prepared for the purpose,
T. Dick left on Tuesday for no weed seeds. A supply at the
r Oak, Kan., after visiting re Tillamook Feed Co.
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es here. He will return next
John Morgan, who bought one of
r Sale,—one
thorough
bred the Overland automobiles from
fun mare, cheap; also small A. K. Case,has become such an ex-
idian
horse.—W. B. Powell, i, pert driver in so short a time that
he can bring a big lot of eggs to
h Prairie.
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market without breaking them, in
le merits of Dement’s Best is nlB
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. thinks that
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his machine
Gue
it ..
is
■en by those who buy nothing the 8Uperior quality of the machine I
1 their flour. Tills- why
wjjy John
john did
<jid not
not break
break the
the egg*.
eggs.
In reply to a letter sent to Wash­
ington in regard to obtaining a
motor boat for the life saving crew
a reply was received from Con­
gressman Hawley stating that he
had taken the matter up and had
urged that one be provided.
It shows accurately what you have received,
what you have paid out and how much cash
yon have left
What is mrre. the cancelled
checks show to whom you have paid money
and are indiaimtable receipts
Isn’t it alrout
time you availed yourself ot these advantages:•
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
TILLAMOOK, ORE,
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We announce with pleasure the Opening of
our New Sanitary White Store,
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SATURDAY, JUNE 1st, 1912.
You are all Cordially Invited and welcome
to inspect, criticise and help us make 9
this Event a Memorable One.
We serve lee Cream to all from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
OUR TREAT.
We need no introduction, OUR POLICY A
SQUARE DEAL.
REMEMBER the DATE and the PLACE.
Ray & Company’s
Now is the time to put in your
order for rough lumber, at the Faw­
cett Creek Saw Mill, located 7 miles
south of Tillamook, as the price
will be $7.00 per thousand, for a
limited time only. If you cannot
call send in your order by mail. <
Need Cllhite Store,
SATURDAY, JUflE 1st, 1912.
“The Sheperdess of Lourdes,”
a drama in five acts, will be given
at St. Alphonsus Academy. June
5th. ..
This
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beautiful play is based
on the apparition in the famous
shrine
of
Lourdes
in France,
ne
France. Ad-
mission. 25c. Reserved seats, 50c.
Now that the automobile rush is
over we are repairing any and
everything. Guns, locks and keys,
typwriters, cash registers
and
complicated
plicated machinery a specialty.
At y-
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■ ■ Ave.
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Ed -- ’s Garage,
2nd
Any-
— •>.<>,
thing
that we can’t repair we will
buy.
A suit was filed in the circuit
court by N. J. Myers against H.
Crenshaw for the possession of a
of a McIntyre automobile which
had been replevined. The dam­
ages are assessed at $10 and the
value Of the machine is placed at
$400.
Allen Page has severed his con­
nections with the Pacific Salvage
Co., and opened a furniture and
hardware store next to Williams'
studio.
He solicits the patronage
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of Ilia friends ___
and will
aim to
pieae‘e those who" will trade with
him.
On Friday afternoon the Killkare
Klub meet and surprised Mrs.
Chester Hoskins. . the
members
presenting her with a beautiful set
of spoons. Mrs. Hoskins left Tues­
day morning for Portland, where
she will spend several days visiting
friends, then later join her husband
at Bandon, where Mr. Hoskins is a
member of the life saving crew.
Fairview Grange met on May 9th
with an excellent attendance con­
sidering it being the busy season
for the farmers
The principal
feature of the day was the discus­
sion of various road bills to be
brought before the voterr. next Nov­
ember. A committee wai appoint­
ed to draft resolutions regarding
these bills to be reported on at the
next regular meeting of the Grange,
June 13th
The graduation exercises of the
1 Tillamook High School will take
i place on Friday, June 7th. in the
; Presbyterian Church, when C. E.
' Carrolton. assistant state su|*r-
intendent. will deliver the address
The graduate« will be: Ev.i Wheeler,
Ruth Holme*. Barhnra Hathaway,
Daisy Goodspeed. William Ander­
son, Horace
Sappington,. Floyd
Kberman. Reed Bain, E. E. Ginn
and Myron Blanchard.
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GREETING
What's the matter with Tilla­
mook County young men ?
Only
one marriage license issued in 55
days! The Fourth of July Com­
mittee should make a stunt and
see how many young people they
can hitch up on that occasion.
We received the following tele­
gram on Thursday which ia of in­
terest to Tillamook County:
Hon. F. C. Baker, Tillamook, Or.
“We succeeded in securing the
addition of an amendment of the
Panama Canal bill which will allow
our vesaels engaged in coastwise
trade passage through the canal
without tolls. I believe thia will be
I of great benefit to the Pacific Coast
W. C H awlby .
hen your Bank
Account is Balanced
To the People of Tillamook
City and County.
The Fourth of July Committee
has engaged the service« of J. C.
Cooper, of McMinnville, to take
charge of the arrangements. Mr.
Cooper was the gentleman who had
charge of tbe IWfi fair and carnival
ia thi« city and which turned out
■uch a success. The committee ia
planning a two day«' celebration,
and making extensive preparations
for plenty of attractions, which will
(Successors to Ray Feed Co.),
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Death of J P. Allen.
be announced later. The business
men have subscribed
a
large
amount of money to make this
We have to announce the death
one of the most attractive celebra­ of J. P. Allen, which took place nt
tion ever held in this county.
an early hour on Tuesday morning,
Carl Haberlach left for a trip to after a short illness, although he
Portland Saturday and returned on had not been in the best ol health
The funeral
Wednesday. He reports but little i for several years.
Tillamook cheese in Portland, and , took place on Thursday, when a
large
number
of
sympathising
that dealers are largely buying
other Oregon cheese and cheese I friends were present to pay their
made in the State of Washington i last respect to the decease<l;and in
Owing to the high price prevailing sympathy for the bereaved.
John P. Allen was born ill Sued
this spring, a great amount oi
cheese is being made and is sold en, November 1, 1810. He stayed
there
until he had served Ids two
considerable
li'low
Tillamook
cheese, as makers are nil anxious years in the army, then with his
to sell their stock. Unless there is brother he came to America, going
some one who will get the outside directly to Pennsylvania. '•>1 lik­
factories together on similiar lines ing it there they went to Kansas
Tillamook factories ure operated City, Mo., for a short time before
Kansas,
on, this is going to be a condition going to Junction City
TillamiMik Dairymen will be con­ where he married Nellie Austvneon,
fronted with in the future. Several on November 5, 11*70. He worked
of the small condensors tip the val­ at his trade of stonemason f< r some
ley are now being operuted this time- until lie took up a lioniesleivl
year and there is lots of mi k offer ten miles from Clay Center, Kansas,
ed cheaply all through Vie Willa­ where he lived for three veurj.
After thia, lie moved to Clay Center
mette valley
and was engaged in the mercantile
business for seven years.
He then
moved to Denver, Colorado, and
The Killkare Klub
was engaged in the grocery busi­
ness for another seven years.
He
The Killkare Klubheld its regular
meeting on Thursday last, at the moved westward going to Redwood
home of Mrs. J.
■ S.
~ Lamar,
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where a City, California, to invest heavily
in the flour milling business which
afternoon
was
most < deliirbtful
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spent. The study of Russia, which proved to be his first financial fail-.
ure.
grows more interesting each meet­
Hearing of the timber resources
ing, was resumed L’pon the resig­
nation of Mrs. Chester Hoskins, of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, in I
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which was received with much re company with two other families,
( twenty-three
gret, Mrs. D L Shrode was elected came to Tillamook
secretary. Three new members wers
were years ago and took a pre-emption
admitted, Mrs. Penningti ton being claim nine miles south of Tillamook.
the 15th, making the K dub now Leaving his family here he was'
Mes- called to Portland to follow his old i
complete in membership,
dames F. D, Small and Bert Sever- trade and worked on the Perkins
snee coming in by invitstion upon Hotel. Upon completion of thia he
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the resignstion of Mesdames L. L. returned to Tillamook and has
Baker end Chester Hoskins.
An since engaged in the hotel business, 1
elsborste luncheon wss served in
the hostess’ best style.
After vot
ing Mrs. Lamar an ideal hostess
the Klub adjourned to meet two
weeks hence with Mrs. Shrode.
being so employed at tile time of
his dentil, which was for over
twenty years, making hosts of
friends hs his hotel was always full.
He leaves to mourn their loss
his widow, his daughter. Mrs.
J. <”. Holden; his son, Elmer Allen;
four brothers, one in California,
one in Oklahoma and two of Clay
Center, Kansas; two sisters also of
Clay Center, Kansas, and other
relatives.
He was a memlier of the Macu
bees, Fraternal Union mid Knights
of Phythias.
We
FREE GO D FISH.
Are Going to Give Away M'n-
d y, May 27tli.
One (llobe,
'J'w<> Goldfish,
One Instruction Sheet,
One Box Fish Food,
Sea M osh , Pebbl«» mid Shell«.
With each 75c. worth of
Rextill Remedies,
or
V iolet D ulce Toilet Preparations.
CUJUGH’S DRUG STORE.
Reliable Druggists.
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Church of Christ.
10 a. ill.—Bible School classes tor
all. To you who do not attend
Bible School attend with us.
11 a m.—Preaching,
‘‘The keys
of the kingdom.”
3 p.m,—Junior C.K.
7 p.m.—Christian Endeavor.
8 p.m,—Preaching.
A.patriotn-
service in keeping with the memor­
ial subject for sermon
“The great­
er Conflict.” Old soldiers and sons
of
veterans especially
invited.
Special music.
If you have no church home there
is a place for you, we will be glad
to welcome you
R. E. JOPB, pastor.
SEAPORT ADDITION TO
TILLAMOOK.
Mill and Factory Sites Cam­ I
paign', Now Planned By
Leading Portland
Firm.
One of the efioch making events
of Tillamook county, which has
tweii anticipated and looked for­
ward to for the last 20 ye*r. Irill
take place on May 25th when Clark
Cannon Com|mny.
of Portland
and Rollie W. Watson, of Tilla­
mook, <>|M*n tlieir campaign
foj,
null anti factory sites in Seajiort
Addition to Tillamook, thus aaaur
inr deep water transportation for
Tillamook and contiguous territory
and adding one more large feature
to the trans|K>rtalion facilities and
insuring the requisite mills and
factories st the h»ad of deep wster
transportation only >me mile from
the center of Tillamook City.-Ore­
gonian, May 21st
UAtfAR’S
VARIETY
STORE
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
“ DROE IN AND LOOK AROUND."