Tillamoolc Headlight, February 27, 1Ö13
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Comparative
Digestibility
of Food
Made with different Baking Powders
From a Series of Elaborate Chemical Tests^
I
An equal quantity ot bread (biscuit) was made
with each of three different kinds of baking powder—
cream of tartar, phosphate, and alum—and submitted
separately to the action of the digestive fluid, each
for the same length of time.
The relative percentage of the food digested is
shown as follows:
Bread made with
Royal Cream of Tartar Powder:
| 100 Per Cent Digested
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Bread made with
phosphate powder:
I 68*4 Per Cent. Digested |
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Resolve:
That you will keep ao buay boost­
ing that you won’t have time to
knock.
That you will vote, talk and work
for a bigger, better, brighter town,
That you will help to make thia a
good town eo the town can make
good.
That you will increase the value
of your property by improving ita
appearance.
That you will eay something
good about this town every time
you write a letter.
That you will invest your money
here where you made it and where
you can watch it.
That you will will not point out
the town's defects to a Btranger or
fail to point them out to a neighbor
That you will keep your premises
picked up and your buildings re
paired a» a matter of both pride
and profit.
That you will never buy a thing
outside your own town until the
local merchants have been given a
chance to sell it to you.
Th?*. you will brag about this
town so much that you will have to
work for thia town in order to keep
from being a liar.
Tha’ you will take a half day
right now to pick up the odds and
end» around the place and turn
them into either use, money or
ashes.
That you will make friends with
the farmers, if a town man, or with
the town folks, if "a farmer, and
help work together for the good of
the community of which this town
is the center.
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Bread made with
alum powder:
| 67^1 Per Cent. Digested |
Standing of the Contestants.
Standing of conteatanta at Mason
Pennington & Co. up to Wedues
day, Feb. 20, for the upright parlor
gru nd piano:
These tests, which are absolutely reliable and
. 615,070 101 ........... . 407,505
1 .
. 308,710 102 ...... .
2,100
2 .
unprejudiced, make plain a fact of great importance
3
. 283,9G5 1(,3
.
2,«X.
to everyone: Food raised with Royal, a cream of
4
2,ao
166,200 1C4
. 178,480 105
. 368,79c
5
tartar Baking Powder, is shown to be entirely diges­
6
. 192,000 105
.
2.00)
tible, while the alum and phosphate powders are found
7
li9,675 107
.
2,000
8
. 190,940 108
302,775
to largely retard the digestion of the food made from
2,000
9 . ....... 215,150 109
them.
. 139,635 110
2,0a
10 .
.......
2,000 111
, 187.740
11
Undigested food is not only wasted food, but it
122.000 112
.
2,000
12
2, (XX) 113
13
.
2,000
is the source of very many bodily ailments.
2,00 114
• 177,530
14
. 41,295 115
. 2.OXI
15
. 177.34U 116
1H
154, iaj
....... 191,300 117
2 000
17
18 . ....... 231,645 118 ........... . 402,770
Tfappy
Bend.
. IO), 705 119
19
2,000
The Paige “36” Auto
. 164,780 120
. 169,435
20 ..
Mrs. Kruke was in town last week 21
.
2,00) 121 ......
2,000
The Paige '•»” design and to see the Doctor and he pronounced 22
. 214,870 122 ......
2,00)
equipment include» such feature» her case bronchitis. She is improv­ 23
2,000 123
. 33,135
aa :
...
2,000 124
. 2,00
ing.
21
Left Side Drive, Center Control.
2,000
. .. .
2,940 125
Frank Kumm went to town Mon­ 25
Gray A Davis Electric Starting und day with a load of potatoes.
156,880 126
2 ax)
26
Lighting System.
¿025 127
. 406,040
27
G iib Shoppard and family were
Silent Chain Drive for Cam Shaft.
. 094,065 128
28 .
2.00)
Pump and Generator (ull enclos­ up to the ranch Saturday.
1,356 425 129
439,700
29
Mr. Krake and son, Elldee, are 3»)
ed. J
130
2,000
. 226,000
working in Heaver this week.
Cork Inaert Multiple TXisc Clutch.
. 190’405 131
31
121 360
Bench Magneto
Rev. R. Y. Blalock will po ach 32 ..
2.00) 132
2,000
116-inch Wheel Ba»r.
the first Sunday of euch month at 33 .. . .
2,000 133
2,000
4 x 3-inch Motor, cast eu bloc.
Boulder; Rev. Barker at Hupp) 34 . ....... 201,370 134
264,370
Enclosed Vulvea.
Bend the Second Sunday.
2,000
35 . .. .. 155 435 185
Three Bearing Crank Shaft.
.703 875 136
2,0)0
Kmiinuel Borba is on the sick 36
VJilt Power Plant.
. . 188,940 137
37
202,0»
list.
Selective Type Trim amission.
2 000
Mrs. Kinmimin, who has been 38 . ....... 213,080 138
34 x 4-iuch Tire», Demountable
39
... .
2,000 139
134,680
quite sick, is able to be out again.
Rima.
140
.
40
.. .
2.00)
2,00)
Mr. and Mr«. Milla are reported 41
Floating Type Rear Axle.
.......
2,000 141
2,000
sick, but ure improving.
Full Kliiptic Scroll Reur Springe.
2, (.00 142
42
207,000
14 x 2 inch Brake Drums.
Happy Buiil has organized a 43 . ....... 374,760 143
2,000
Imported Annular and Hyutt Roll literary society anil will meet every 41
. .
2,0)0 144
2,000
er Bearings.
Friday evening. Subject for next 45
2 OU 145
125,765
Aluminum Caat Crunk and Trans­ Friday: Resolved, That more can 46 .
. 132 (XX) 146
2,000
mission Cases.
la- lent tied (loin traveling and ob­ 47
... . 877,290 147
207,50)
Built in. Adjustable, Ventilating, servation than reading and medi­ 48 . . . 91,075 148
2,000
Rain-viaion Wincsheild
tation
49
. 179,745 149
2,000
Guisoltne l ank under Shroud Dadli.
50 .
2 00) 150
2.000
Gue and Spark Controls on top ot
Sewer Pipe for Sale
51
. 101,410 151
322.120
Steering Wheel.
. 188.945 152
52
122.120
Daali Adjustment tor Carburetor.
For Sale all size* of newer pipe 53
.
2,00 1S3
2,000
17 inch Steering Wheel, lrreveisihle and newer connection». See I. H 54
. 194,870 154
165,880
Gear.
Í
McMahan
...
2.IXD 156
2 000
Rear Door 21 inches wide, Front 19
56 .. ...
2,000 156
2,00)
inchea.
Restaurant Utensils for Sale.
57
...
2 00) 157
2 OX)
10-inch I'pholstery, Deep Tilted
58
....... 213,700 158
2,000
Rratiiurniit I tensils of nil des
Cushions.
2,00
59
159
249,635
criptioaa foi rale. Enquire at 1C2
Long. Clean Running Boards
H)
.......
2.00) 160
2000
All Daali Equipment, Speedmeter. Firat Street West, Tillamook City.
61
...
2,00 161
2010
Ammeter, Carburetor
Adjust
‘ ‘
For Sale
62
.., 301,225 162
142,300
rueut,
Magneto and Lighting
_
63
.......
2,000 163
200)
Switches, etc.,
imbedded ill
80 nere» of bottom land known an <4
309.170 164
2,000
Auxiliary Dnah. convenient to »lit- l itri Bi.mt place
1'lir 1'in.e 65
. ..
2.00 1(J5
950.805
operatoi
is $40) an acre. Vincenti Jaceb. .
66
2,00 166
2000
?len who know motor curs recog - Methodist Minister Recommends 67 . ... .
2,505 167
2. OX)
mze matuntlv that this Paige *'36''
6*
178,40) 168
2000
Chamberlain a Cough Re nedy.
iv i.ueqiiiilled for value And your
. 391,350 1(0
109,380
Rev. James A. l.ewia, Milaca, w
moat searching investigation uniat
70
. . 368,015 170
2001
write»:
"‘Chiimberlain's
convince you likewise Look at it Minn.,
471,810 171 .
138,360
Remedy ha» been a needed 71
Horn any angle—measure it liy uti) Cough
72
..
.
98.875
172
2,000
known standard—ride in it drive it anil welcome guest in our home for 73
....
2,OX) 173
99 285
- (he answer la the aunie Puige it number of year». I highly recom­ 74
..
.
'4325
174
2,0)0
cnfi ure designed und limit by men mend it to my fellow» as being a 75
.. . 642,475 175
200)
wlmkiiow motor cm values to the medicine worthy of trial in cases of 76
.
(13.00)
176
2.010
cold»,
coughs
and
croup
”
Give
last detail—and the Paige ‘‘UUP ia
T7
.. . 68,310 177
2.00)
llieir expression of extreme value Cliambei mu's Cough Remedy a 78
.... 2,000 178
187,70)
T he Puige "M” today enjoy» tt'e trini ami we are confidant you will 79
.
2.00 179
2 OU
find it effet tuili mid continue to use
distinction of being the moat it it
340480 180
217,050
ns occasion requires for years to 80
markable motor car vnlue ot the
81
.
....
2.00 181
2,010
aa many other» have done
yrur—an achievement we are ustii come,
82
2.00) 182
218,80)
■ ally quite pnmtl of liecauae it i-o Fur »ale by all dealers.
83
. .. 65,00) 183
2 XX)
truly reflects I'mge policy.
84
7C.44O 184
2OXI
A New Photo Studio
Five dtHerent body models me
85
450.765 185
198,340
built on tii» Paige
M < ieoe -•
.
.
2.00
186
200)
\\ ill be opened m thia city in one 87
live p»»»«ngrt Touring, a two pas-
.... 43,710 187
2000
rngsr Roadster, a two passenger w»»k. It will lie known ns the Til
.........
<59,875
188
2,000
Raceabout. » four passenger Coupe lamotik Studio, und be miicaged by 89 . .. ....
2. OJO 189
182 706
J. A. Dahlgren, who for several A) ..
and a five-passenger Setlun
2,00 ISO
200)
v-nra managed the McMillan Studio Bl ... ....
PRICKS, 1.390 und $1.0*1 P U.B.
171*75 191
250.500
here and whose w irk gave general OÍ ...
....
2.00) 192
2 OX)
PORTLAND
sat i»f action,
. .. .
2.(00 193
184, 790
K H. HARRIS. Agent.
I lie Tillamook Studio will supply iM
....
Í365
194
2 O»
the finest p» rtraita groups out­
Jenkins' Jeweler Store
■o .. .... 155.550 195
137 9Ct)
side views anj scenery, also lunter-i w
..
.
too
196
20X1
slides
97 .. ....
2 000 197
2OM)
Post cards will also t-e made and
A Good Buy
.
188.475
198
67. »75
delivered tn one hour utter negatives
....
410,830
1W»
are made.
231.045
1O»
We ary desirous ul ibap.ising
4 OX) av .
2000
We use the Intent and best pro­
ot our Íiruce»y mid dt) goods cesses und styles noil we guaraute-
stock
__
H
_____
_ mid
M Rd
__ satiataction, or return the money.
tti
building
Old Age.
at Elmore 1‘ark and otter an tue to a Our pi ices will ulwuys be as lour as ;
oid age
_ as
___________
it contea _ in the order-
hustling buyer ut absolute coat any und »e will appreciate n »hare i 'T. proceea of nature is a baanful
Atiout »1200 will h india the deal of your |sitionuge We nro here to , and mujestive thing. It ■tundstor
■erma can • * «risiine I I ■
knowledge.
wisdom
•tny ano Im ~e our old friends and experience
-i Jdreaa Elmore Purk, Rvi kaw.ii
Dial is old ags
___ a*
__ „ it
our new one» ns well, will call and coU'.iael,
see us.
should be, but old age as it often
l.iH utrd next to SurvheTa »hop aftsr is mean» inxir digration, torpid
• mwela, a aluggiah liver and a gen-
March 1st.
eral feeling of ill health, de»|Hind-
T illamook S tudio .
161 aerea elione dairy land, par!
part
rncy and miser). Thia in ulniost
1) luiproved. guod pasture, esaily
Don’t You Believe it
every instance is wholly unneves.
i learvd. plenty auring watei ro
Some eay that chronic constipa­ •ary. On» of Chamberlain'» Tab-
bilia, no rock». l>sndy barn, 6
u cod
taken immediately after aup-
eouimunttv, and market for irli» tion cannot be cured. Don't yon
digestion,
tone
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12 utile» from Nslem and 2 muta lielieve it Chnmtierlatn'a I Ablets l*r will improve the
UV the
,h* liver and regulate the l>ow-
Ivie-
$¿«>111 A ti ina vii le wllt sali all r hnve cured oilier» why nut v cu T 1 j up
That feeling of deapondency
-
^■t. M) per sere Terni» S cash <»iv< tlion ii trial. The) c<**t only j 'ela.
give wav to one of hope ami
'
^^rnlwig Hn>» , Amila ille < >rs |n qmittei. For sale liy all dealers, (will
good cheer For sale by all dealers.
i
Ben Johnson. Garibaldi.
Sam Johnson. Garibaldi.
I. S Mclhsnald. Garibaldi.
Wm. Kennedy. Garibaldi
John
Johmon. Garibaldi.
This advertised list of delinquent
p. F. Trowbridge, ilobsonville.
taxes for the year of J912 is in pur-, 1
John Hobson. Garibaldi.
H. Chamohe. Garibaldi
guance of an act of the State Legisla­
Jeff Flee«. Garibaldi,
ture which is embodied in Chapter 27a |
li. Beelits. Garibaldi.
F. Illing.wortli, Garibaldi.
°f GENERAL LAWS OF THE 1911
Andrew Peterson. Garibaldi.
K. B. Kennedy. Garibaldi.
SESSION.
Mrs. R. B. Kennedy, Garibaldi.
The taxes on the following advertised
J. A Johnson, Garibaldi.
real property, situated in lillamook
C. V. Stoker, Garibaldi.
Mary E. Smith, Garibaldi.
County, Oregon, became delinquent on
James Langley Garibaldi
Monday, October 7, 1912, and are
Emma Langley, Garibaldi.
J.G Balmer. Garibaldi.
subject to a penalty of ten per cent,
F. Buckles, Garibaldi.
and interest at the rate of 12 per cent !
A G. Johnson. Garibaldi.
per annum from Monday, April 1, 1912
G Balmer. Garibaldi.
Mrs A G Johnson. Garibaldi.
until they shall have been paid. Any
B Center. Garibaldi.
day after the expiration of six months
Axel W Anderson. Hobsonvllle
after the taxes charged against the
Mrs. C. Miller. Garibaldi.
following real property are delinquent,
W F Balmer. Garibaldi.
Mrs. Lula Fleck, Garibaldi.
the sheriff is authorized upon demand
B.
H Zavitt. Rockaway
of any person making application, to .
Wm Hartzell, Garibaldi.
issue to them a certificate of delin-
George Perrv. Rockaway.
M Moroney, Rockaway.
quency, upon payment of the taxes,
N. K. Emerv. Bar View.
penalty, interest and costs of adver­
F. C. Robison, Bar View.
M. Adamson, Bar View.
tising.
. „ .
H. Anderson, Garibaldi.
Certificates of delinquency shall bear
J. R Johnson. Garibaldi.
interest from the date of issuance un­
Henry Jennings. Garibaldi.
til redeemed at the rate of 15 per cent
M. K Robinson. Bar View.
S. Davis, Rockaway.
per annum.
Mrs R. A. Evans. Garibaldi.
S. H. Rothermel, E J» of S. W.
K. Patterson. Garibaldi
J and S. J of S. E. J, Sec.
E. F. Jackson Rockawav.
M. F. Bowman. Garibaldi.
17. Tp 1 N., R. 9 W„ con-
Mrs. Mell Mitchell. Garibaldi.
taining 160 acres
-
•
$24.72
Clark Smith. Garibaldi.
M. H. Kelley (Trustee) S. J of
Joe Snetsinger. Rockaway.
Frank Ekroth, Hobsonville.
N. E. i and N. 4 of S. E. i,
B. K. Krumlauf, Garibaldi.
Sec. 22. Tp. 1 N., R. 9 W„
State of Oregon.
I 8a
- $16. ¡.15 County
Containing 160 acres
of Tillamook 1
I I. J. J McCormick being first duly sworn
J. P. Maginnis, S. E. i of N. W.
say. that I am one of the petitioners above
J, N. E. i of S. W. i and W.
, named, and have read the foregoing petition,
4 of S. E. L Sec. 25, Tp. 1 N.,
! that all of the facts and statements therein
1 contained and set forth are true as I verily
R. 9 W., containing 160
$19 95 believe, and to my best knowledge and
aerei
-
belief.
J. J. XIcCoavucK.
S. P. Christensen, S. W. J,
I Subscribed and sworn to before me this
25th dav of February. 1913.
Sec. 23, Tp. 3 N„ R. 9 W.,
$54.82
( seal )
S idney S. J ohnson .
containing 160 acres
Notarv Public for Oregon.
M. M. Tittle, W. J of N. E. i,
N otice is F vethrr ' H bkebv G iven —
That said petition will be called up for
and s- E. i of N. W. }, Sec.
* action in the County Court of Tillamook
□15, Tp. 1 S.,R. 9 W., contain­
Oregon, on'the 3rd day of April,
$1 30 County,
ing 120 acres
...
1913, and based on said petition, said J. J.
W. R. Owens, S. } of N. E. i.
McCormick, on said last named date, will
apply to said County Court for a license to
Sec. 9, Tp. 2 S., R. 9W., con­
granted to him to sell within said Gari-
$4.62 be
taining 80 acres
aldi Precinct and in the town of Garibaldi
M. H. Owens, S. W. i of N.
therein, spirituous, malt and vinous Iquors,
fermented cider, commonly known as hard
W. J and N. W. J of S. W. J
eider, for a period of one year from the date
Sec. 10, Tp. 2 S„ R. 9 W„
of said license.
$20.3ô
containing 80 acres
Dated this 25th dny of Februarv, 1913.
J. J. M c C ormick .
C. E. Black, 30 acres off E.
Bids Wanted
DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 1912.
Resolutions Good For All
The Year.
side of N. W. i of N. W. J,
Sec. 13, Tp. 2 S., R. 10 W.,
and 30 acres off S. side of N.
E. i of N. W. J, Sec. 13, Tp.
$3.00
2 S„ R. 10 W.
D. F. Coulson, N. E. L Sec. 22,
Tp, 3 S., R. 9 W., containing
$5.15
160 acres.
....
Tillamook County Bank, Lot 4,
Sec. 30, Tp. 3 S., R. 9 W.,
- $1.20
containing 45.93 acres
Tillamook County Bank, Lot 1
and N. E. L of N. W. J Sec.
31. Tj). 3 S. Range 9 W., con­
$7.20
taining 85.88 acres
Sandlake Cranberry Co., Tract
816.
For further descrip­
tion, see Tract book in Asses­
sor's office, page 361, sec. 20,
Tp. 3 S., R. 10 W., contain­
- $4 50
ing 32 acres
...
Tillamook County Bank, S. E.
4 of S. E. J Sec. 25, Tp. 3 S„
R. 10 W., containing 40
acres
.....
*■
L. J. Lamb, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5
and 6, Block 9, Millers Add.
$5.05
to Tillamook City
...
H. Crenshaw,
Sheriff and tax Collector of
Tillamook County, Oregon,
Dated this February 20, 1918.
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A strange problem in some ot
the Latin-American states is why
revolutionary leaders should fight
each other desperately for some­
thing that ern be held for only a
short time, and by cantinued
fighting.
The president elect repeats that
he will not finally close his cabinet
selections until the day of his in­
auguration.
All who have been
•‘mentioned” will consequently be
on their good beeavior until March
4.
By practically coincident con
viction under the criminal features
of the Sherman law of the men in
the bath tub combination and the
cash register monopoly, the govern­
ment has shewn power to control
",e wor»t feature» of unfair res
traint of trade. It has been shown
that not only can combinations be
dissolved, but that those making
them can be punished.
|
.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
TO SELL SPIRITUOUS -MALT AND
VINOUS LIQUORS AND HARD
CIDER. ETC.
N otice is H ereby G iven .—That a petition
presented in and to the County Court of
Tillamook County, Oregon, for a liquor
license, is in words letters and figures and a
full true and correct transcript therefrom
and the whole thereof is as follows, to-wit:
In the County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Tillamook.
In the matter of the Application»
of J. J
McCormick, for a>
Liauor License.
)
To the Honorable County Court aboved
named .
We. the undersigned, hereby allege and
show to you the following facts and petition
you as follows :
That we and each of us are residents and
legal voters within Garibaldi Precinct, in
Tillamook County. Oregon, and have been
such for more than thirty days next preced­
ing the date and signing of this petition and
the filing thereof, having been and now are
actual residents and legal voters within said
Precinct for more than thirty davs next pre­
ceding Feb. 24, 1913.
That we hereby petition you to grant a
license to sell spiritous. malt, fermented and
vinous liquors and hard cider or fermented
cider, commonly called hard cider, for a
oeriod of one year from the date of the grant-
ng of such license within said Garibaldi
Precinct, to the above named J. J McCor­
mick .
Dated this 24th day of Februarv, 1913.
P. Byrom, Garibaldi.
John A. Nelson. Garibaldi.
Geo. W. Phelps. Garibaldi.
Edward Ericksen. Bar View.
Chas. R. Gatchet, Bar View.
C. F. Alexander, Garibaldi.
Charles Bowers. Bar View.
Chas. Morgan Garibaldi.
O C. Hawthorne. Bar View.
Charlotte M Alexander, Garibaldi.
L. B. Wing. Garibaldi.
F. A. Phelps. Garibaldi.
A. K McKune. Garibaldi.
8 M Hawthorne, Bar View.
John Paquet, Garibaldi.
A. F Paquet. Garibaldi.
H Bower. Bar View.
Mrs A. Anderson. Garibaldi.
Mrs. Chas. Morgan. Garibaldi.
W. H. Derby. Garibaldi.
A F Goff, Garibaldi.
Carl B. Loll. Garibaldi.
A. G Krumlauf. Garibaldi.
C. O ShHgsen. Bar View.
Mrs. E. H Best. Rockaway.
W T. Johnson, Garibaldi
Mr». W T. Johnson. Garibaldi.
H S. Hewitt. Bar View.
L W Fowler. Rockaway Beach
Hi A Fowler, Rockaway Reach.
Kd H Wood, Rockaway Beach.
Blanche Wood. Rockaway Beach.
U W Estes. Rockaway Reach
Arthur Davis Rockaway Beach
J. J McCormick. Garibaldi.
Geo. G. Russell. Garibaldi
Mrs J J McCormick GaribaMi
Geo S Young, Garibaldi
Thomas Quinn Garibaldi
Clyde Miller Garibaldi.
t
8 E Derby, Garibaldi.
A L. Evans Garibaldi.
i..
I. . I L 8mith. GaribaMi
A N B^lfing Rockaway P (>.
<• H Benson. Rar View
Mrs. L Lalumierv Tillamook Beach
t.ro. Lalumiere. Tillam»<»k Beach.
H M Lavis Rockawar Beach
Mrs l< M. Davis. Moe&awav Beach
' * Aus in. Rockaway Beach
M B Shafrr Manhattan Bench.
1» W. Johnston GaribisMi
B
Thommijn. Garibaldi.
G Marshall GaribaMi.
J H Smith. Bar View
Panl How ling. Garibaldi.
Sarah K. Shafer Manhattan
A tired Johnson Manhattan
Mra. Anney Johnson Manhattan
Peter tchrantx Rockaway
Mrs. Peter Schranta Rockawav
Elmer J Hauhv Roekawai
J. Anderson, Rockaway
G*ear Joni all. Rocfeaw
lames kstes R <Uwaj
hila Estes. M.K-kawav
Paul tchrMer Rockaway
Lloyd C . ton th. Garibaldi
R E Jackson GanbaMi
k. A *mith GaribaMi
Vi T
Jr » GaribaMi.
M h krumlauf GaribaMi
Lon<< Prairie Creamery Co will
receive bills for hauling 1913 cheese
from its factory to Tillamook City
both to raiiroad and steamer wharf.
Leave bids at Carl Ilaberlach’s
office before March 1, 1913. Comp
any reserves right to reject any or
all bid» _________________
Notice.
< )w;ng to the growth of the Pacific
Telephone Company a new arrang
ment has been made whereby all
bills are mailed to the subscribers
and they are requested to remit er
call at the office.
KEEPS OUT
ÁLLTHE RAIN
You don't know how much real comfort you
can take out of a rainy day until you have
worn a
TOWER’S FISH BRAND
REFLEX SUCKER
The only slicker with the famoua Reflex Edge
(pat'd) that prevent» water from tunning in
at the front. Made for hard mieu. Two
colors— black or yellow.
$3.00 Everywhere.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
A. J. TOWER CO.
BOSTON
Turano
W ater
C annot
R un I n A t
T he F ront .
RETLEX LOGES
P rotect Y ou e 1
iota
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FAMILY
RECIPES.
The valued family re
if
ci;.es for cough acd cold
cure, liniments, tonics and
other remedies have S3
careful attention here £3
the most intricate preserie-
tions.
Our fresh, high grade
drugs will help to make
these remedies more effec­
tive than ever.
Right prices
assured.
% ;zi- .«■
are also
A a c e « .a e aos.«a<
CLOUGH,
Reliable Druggist.
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Me ; EE, M.D
Notice To Water Consumers
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—Tha-
water rents must be paid by the
10th of each niqnth at the office o
the Water Commission, and if not
paid by that date water will be shut
PHYSICIAN
&
SURGEON.
Block East of
Post Otfice.
E. I). H oag , Supt.
* $.V «
O à 7
Some cf the Reasons Why
-Vf/eef £aAer— j • ly dor-,Gndable. every day, year in,
yei-r out. Built oa hon-.r, of the bt^>t maLeriak.
Outwears Three Ordinary Ranges
7^??
ranvc
entrreZy of charcoal and malleable iron,
h'.aileabu iron c •*. t uretz.’t—charcoal iron won't ruet like »teel.
Economical In Fuel
»■*''»77® cf the if’iesti: arc riveted (not put together with
I . :...j
vepv.'ty)—they will
remain afr tfg/bi,
I
?;
* h at I’ ot cold affectti them. The Majeetic
u.in
i.ued inrc’
with pure aebertoe board,
I l in j : : by an open iron grating — you can see it —and
'".ys
always. Air ti t joints and pure asbestos
Lu;.: ; a-ji. r.n e . _n ba’.’ng heat, saving one-half the fuel.
*
to f>rm mid ehefvee. f-o rpringr.
.
•on Cv’en racAs
out automatically, hold-
ing whatever they contain»
Tr; Great
no«. Mejcnic feature.
C.’ I ,*.m dr>3 a« .y vih s’Mjvel.ng adwn- v.
p.r prevents iocr -n nu c*t< king f re—nj/a cup catches a*he*.
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ro mow JX/U i.jtf ftrcuu»! impruvtiweef
Io last • pl
Fur» to f*
w sto
see the <»>•••*
r.r-Liy rveins.ve *-stw« *«•
• xe .Sf >/...<**- m AWW -.«nwf*
t r ¡.cures w’ eve m
r-*.’.cv« are weakwjj
-t r-.r-o» .1 an/ pria 1M «
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Alex. McNair Co.