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V lleatiHflht. >- Vol. XXIV No. 50 Advantages of a Checking Account TILLAMOOK, OREGON ‘ W hit-Leather” hosiery for men, women and children, 15c. pair. Try one pair. Lamar’s Variety Store. “Drop in and look around.” • The Tillamook Meat Co. ia selling lard at the following prices : 10 lb. pail, $1.50, ; 5 lb. pail, 80c. ; 50 lb. pails at 12M>c. per pound. This lard is absolutely pure. • II. Checks as Receipts. Before cashing a check, payee must sign his name on back in acknowledgment of receipt of the money. These checks constitute a valid receipt for the moneys paid, and safeguard the de positor against claims for duplicate pay ments. CAPITA L GREETING Grit, shells, meat scraps, ground bone, blood meat, charcoal, scratch food, baby chick food, egg food, i l“,!aCt al! cJ**cken supplies at the I Tillamook Feed Co. General Supplv We announce wjjth pleasure the Opening of our New Sanitary White Sttfre, men's mid-day I The business lunches at the Tillamook Commer I cial Club will take place in future the first and third Wednesday in I each month, to which all business men are invited. SATURDAY, JUNE 1st, 1912. You are all Cordially Invited and welcome to inspect, criticise and help us make this Event a Memorable One. W. T. Werschkel was in the citv on Saturday, coming in from Port land to visit his parents He has been employed the past two years in the First National Bank of Port land. Checking accounts are always welcome at this bank, subject only to reasonable restriction as to minimum average balauces. OLDEST To the People of Tillamook City and County. ' ~ ^*.r S- M. Wendt, successor to Dr. I Smith, speaks German. Surgery, ear, eye, nose and throat. Office in the Commercial Building, opposite the Todd Hotel. All calls answered ! day or night. Both phones. • All checks which depositor issues are returned to him after being cashed by the bank. 1 A. G. Beals traded what is known as the Noyes ranch of sixty acres to W. H. Harris for his livery barn property in this city, the value of the ranch being placed at $15,000 and the barn property at $10,000. Don't put in all of your time thinking of the “Sweet By-and-By,” but be sure and connect up with “ Sweet Now-and-Now,” which is the time to buy A berdare (Aus Ira C. Smith left on Friday for tralian) Coal. Lamb Schrader Co. • Southern Oregon, and will drive The P. R. A. N. will issue special summer tickets from the 1st June L>irt for filling yards, for sale.— back with Mr. King’s team. until the 1st September, between R. Harter. Born, on Saturday, to the wife of Tillamook, Bay City, Garibaldi, I Emmett Jenkins, a girl; and to the 000 Choice Strawberry plants for Wheeler and Mohler, good for two . wife of Leslie Penwell, a son. le See Shrode. days, the rate being one and one For Sale,—A light wagon, light third. iaby Crib and mattress for sale, / double harness and mowing mac uire of Ira C. Smith. * Now is the time to put in vour hine. Enquire at Rogers Barn. » order for rough lumber, at the Faw . C. W. Leghorn Eggs—$1,00 per We have two second hand wagons cett Creek Saw Mill, located 7 miles ting cf 15. A. M. Ginn. slightly used that can be bought south of Tillamook, as the price ne 63 egg Petaluma Incubator at a bargain"Tillamook Feed¡Co.“« will be $7.00 per thousand, for a oolo Winer Ar imith Co. f'rx * sale. King & Smith limited time only. If you cannot I You can get the genuine Eastern ’. C. King is expected back thia corn feed meats at the Tillamook call send in your order by mail. 4 k from Southern Oregon. “The Sheperdess of Lourdes,” ' Feed Company General Supply a drama iu five acts, will be given • 'anted. 100,000 pounds of Bees ! Store. at St. Alphonsus Academy, June r. Clough’s Drug Store. * . The merits of Dement’s Best is 5th. This beautiful play is based proven by those who buy nothing le Full Blooded Jersey Bull for on the apparition in the famous . ,—Apply to T. H. McCormick. * else of us but their flour. Tilla shrine of I-ourdes in France. Ad mook Feed Co. • mission, 25c. Reserved seats, 50c. >e Board of County Commis-, ? Attorney Henderson made a flying Now that the automobile rush ia erk will meet next Wednesday. trip to the The Dalles, Hood River over we are repairing shy an<l r Sale,—Seven Head of Horses and Portland on Thursday, return everything. Guns, locks and keys, two Hacke.--J. E. Brown, Tilla- ing on Monday. typwritere, cash registers and k. D. Tope, who goes by the name complicated machinery a specialty. 1 le base ball game on Snnday ......... _ chicken ......... .. .. ...j of the man, is .......... in the city At Ed’s Garage, 2nd Ave. Any be between Tillamook and Cor- introducing a novel vacuum wash thing that we can’t repair we wifi buy. I ; ing machine. will sell vou a buggy for less Allen Page has severed his con For Sale,—Saddle Horse known as y than it has cost us. Ask the George Young mare. Will sell nections with the Pacific Salvage le. cheap if sold at once. Apply Pat Co., and opened a furniture and hardware stere next to Williams’ i * k for Mokatil ice-cream. Why? Childers, Fairview, Ore. He solicits the patronage studio, use it ia the beat. Ask your Attorney H. T. Botts will leave on of hiB friends and will aim to1 irs. Monday for Salem, where the Port please those who will trade with e chickens wanted at the Tilla- of Tillamook case will be argued him. I : Meat Company’s Miuket, 13c. before the Supreme Court. At a meeting of the Executive ! otind. . Coal delivered for $8.(0 per ton Board of the Tillamook Commercial i. M F. Leach has been quite or 4.50 for half ton, or good firwood Club on Friday a vote of thanks he past two weeks, but is now already sawed for $5.75 per cord or was accorded the high school boje $3.00 for half a cord. See Shrode. • »ring. who helped at the club rooms “Whit-Leather” hosiery for men, during the visit of the Portland larriage license was issued on businessmen, and they were given ay to Clemens Hurliman and women and children,.J5c. pair. Try one pair. Lamar’s variety Store. the use of the club room» for two la Cwahlen. months. “Drop in and look around." * i Johnson has sold his interest Charley Wells brought in a large Lytle A Gordon handle all kinds : saloon business to his part- of building materials in any black bear front Netarts this morn id. Laughlin. amount and can quote the lowest ing which weighed over 300 pounds. y say the Diamond W. line prices in the city. See them before He was four hours with two dogs, hunting the animal, and when he be beat tor quality.—Tilla- buying. * Feed Co. managed tu get cluse to the bear it Toe City Transfer Co. are the fel showed no fear but came towards I but that Diamond W. Steel lows who haul anything, anywhere, Wells, but a well aimed shot in the iffee ia good,get it at the Tilla- any time. Office on Main Street, head killed the animal. Feed Co. • opposite Clough’s Drug Store. Call Rev. Van Clarenbeck, pastor of lg your chickens to the Tilla- us by phone, Main 651. the Sacred Heart Church in this Meat Company’s Market. We If you want a good garden, or city, left on Tuesday morning tor t. per pound. • want to grow good potatoes, use a Portland - It was decided by (he . — a gold brooch, round with lertalizer prepared for the purpose, congregation to build a new Catho let. Finder, please leave at no weed seeds. A supply at the lic church in this city and Father Ight office. Reward. Tillamook Feed Co. * Clarenbeck went to Portland to i only genuine‘Standard Port- My method in selling glasses is procure funds for doing so. The fement” to be had in the city not to catch a new victim and the new church will cost in the neigh Tillamook Feed Co. price—but to see how well I can fit borhood of $5,0JJ to $6,000. Congressman Hawley has been ■I trade property in Tillamook the eyes. R. A. Whalen, Opt D. r Tillamook dairy land. See Registered under State Law of Ore advised that tlie Lighthouse Bureau gon. • will grant tile request for the Gari Dwight, Tillamook, Ore. . baldi lifesaving station as soon the desired site can be obtained. The moat desirable site is n iw tied up in litigation. Out it is hoped the suit will be ended in tlie near inture and that tKe Government will be able to secure the desired ground. COUNTY TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE SIAI t. SUPERVISION I iLLAMOOKJOTTINGS hen your Bank ccount is Balanced It shows accurately what you have received, what you have paid out and bow piuch cash you have left. What ia mere, the cancelled checks show to whom you £ave paid mnnev and are indisputable receipts Isn't it about • time you availed yourself of these advantages'? FIRST NATIONAL BANK, TILLAMOOK, ORE. MAY 30, 1912. Deputy Game and Fish Warden Ed. Leach placed Joe Buflutu and Frank Withrow under arrest last week for dynamiting fish in the Kilchis river. They were to ba tried before Justice of the Peace Stanley on Monday morning, but instead of standing trial they plead ed guilty, the justice imposing a fine of $00 and coat on each, wh ch amounted to about $75 fur each of them to pay. The yacht Ba voces n left on Fri day to be overhauled at Portland. She will be fitted up for deep sea fishing from Bayocean which will become one of the features of that pepolsr resort thia summer. As there are large quanitiee of fish I off the coast, it will afford visitors plenty of eejoyment catching the deep sea fish, which are caught is large numbers. Colonel J. C. Cooper, of McMinn- ville, who has been given the management of the Fourth of July celebration. came in on Sunday ac- compaeted by D. C. Harris, an electrician. He left on Tuesday, and will give aa invdat on to the G. R A. to bold their Eucasipment in Tillamook next year. Mr. Cooper ex- pects to have many novei features for the celebration, such ss a dairy maid’s drill, decoratedauto |»radc. aa electrical display, etc. 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 (Successors to Ray Feed Co.), Hetxi CUhite Store, SATURDAY, JU^E 1st, 1912. I Barbara Hathaway, Daisy Good speed, William Anderson, Horace SappingU n Floyd Eberman R.-««l Bnln, E. E. Ginn and Myron Blan chard. TO SPEND $180,890.40 FOR CIVIC IMPROVE MENTS. Warren Construction Co. Secures Contract for Pavement and Sewer. At a meeting of the City Council on Wedneaday evening, when Mayor Harter and Councilmen Sap pington, Levcli, Maddux, Vantreaa and Knudson were present, quite a number of contractors and citizens were present, as this wns the ti >ia when the sewer and paving bids were to lie opened. The bids were: P aving . Warren Construction Co. $137,857.40 Elwood Wiles ..................... 140.ill7.70 S ewbr , Kennedy Construction Co. 43,36« 34 Jefferies A Brifton 45 272 10 Warren Construction Co . 43, (Kitt ■* Glbbith A Joplin . . 46, 192.0B Jacobson .. .......... 47,618.96 The council went into esecutive session to consider the bilia, after which the contracts were award <1 /to the Warren Construction Com pany, which will mean an expendi ture of $180,40 for civic hnpro. •- me ts and will give the city alaiut HO blocks paved with the celebrated bitulilhic pavement. Work .« ill have to commence three days niter the contract is signed, but it is the intention of the Warren Construc tion Compsny to push the work aa L. SAMUEL. Portland. rapidly as possible, ns the A recent visitor at Tillamook. street pavement cannot be done Mr. Samuel is one of Portland’s prominent business men. has been resident there for forty-one years and Is the Fournier and General after the rainy season sets in. a. _ Manager of Oregon Life, a most successful ’•exclusively Oregon ” Life 8 mething Doing Insurance Company. This Company issues all forms of policies but only on citizens of the State of Oregon, anti invests its funds in Oregon securities only. At the Wednesday midday luncheon of the Portland Ad Tillamook City will lie n acene of Club Mr. Samuel addressed its 500 rnemltera, together with a large dele gation of Hood River visitors, on “Tillamook, Ils Cheese and other re general activity in a few weeks, which will make it a modern up to- sources.” date city. Bt low Is a list of ihu | improvements which will be under Vnforseen circumstances make it raises of that favored section. As taken: orttand people become better sc impossible for the Rev W. C. Roas New High School Building. hi» pastorate of the qiiainted with the rest of tlie slate to commence ! hie New Bank Building. Presbyterian Church next Sunday, i and learn that everything they have New Modern Hotel. . but will arrive from the East lie fore comes from this outside territory, New Christian Chu rch. the 16th June. The Portland Prea- ■ it will tie better for all concerned — New Catholic Church. bytery will convene in thia city on Kx New Masonic Temple. the 18th. and Mr. Roes will lie in- > The Baccalaureate sermon to the New Depot and Freight Sheds. stalled aa |iaetor at that time aa grsdustes of the Tillamook High New Sewer System. well as taken into the Portland' School will tie preached nextSurxlay Hard Surfaced Streets. Presbytery. at the Presbyterian Church by the Improvement of the Water Front, Rev. I. E J ope, pastor of the Christ Portland people are discovering T ian Church, and 1 on the following Oregon. During the fiaat week an , Mees tor Hogs Friday, June 7, the graduating excursion was run into the Tilla - • mook country that wan an eye- i exercises will lie held hi the same opener to the |(n participants Only I place, when Prof C. K Carrolton, IN* lbs. U> JUD I tai., 10c. dressed a small part of the crowd had ever assistant state superintendent, will 200 lbs. to 290 Iba , KVfcc dressed. The graduates :«lkl pounds and over, 7*>c. been to Tillamook lieforv and they .deliver the address Tillamook Meal Compway. cam« back to PurUaml singing U m tars: Eva W Kester, Muth 11 uluses, P I II
