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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
ILDING A CREDIT
JEDITi s the temporary use of funds
longing to others, and returning them
bmptly when due. It is the part of
pdom to establish one’s credit.
eeting every obligation promptly
the foundation. Having an account
this bank helps a long way.
This bank takes especial pleasure in
Ing its clients to establish themselves
In a good credit basis.
bn’t wait until you want to borrow.
In to establish your credit now.
'ITAL AND SURPLUS, $80,500,
ook County Bank
No. 201.
eport of the Condition of the
MOOK
COUNTY
BANK,
k, in the State of Oregon, at the close of
business January 13, 1914.
RESOURCES.
(discounts.......
• • • • $274,930.54
1,153.54
i, secured and unsecured ..........
27,169.17
664.10
J other securities .........................
40,250.00
..........
.................................
In r 1 fl U i x 111 rF a
....................................
6,664.32
4,500.00
[estate owned.................................
1,259.75
banks (not reserve banks).. w ..
71,193.47
Ipproved reserved banks ..........
709.26
H other ^ash items ......................
23.499.04
kirces-..-............................................
•f’-,10
$451,998.19
lai
LIABILITIES
:k paid in ..................................... • •
id .........................................................
profits, less expenses & taxes paid
kgs bank deposits ..........................
le State Treasurer ..........................
leposits subject to check..............
rtificates of deposit .......................
leeks............... ......................................
cates of depot »it...............................
posits ..................................................
$75,000.00
5,500.00
7,064.64
542.45
4,000.00
245,968.45
2,605.65
11.25
42,761.26
68,544.49
$451,998.19
al
I, County of Tillt'mook.
[Harrison, Cashier of the above named bank, do
[that the atxjve statement is true to the best of
fend belief.
E rwin H arrison , Cashier.
pl and sworn to before me this 29th day of Jan-
[A. M c G hee , Notary Public.
Correct--Attest :
L' arl H aberlach , M>. W. H arrison , Directors.
JOTTINGS
lioneer.
:r M. See Shrode.
for wood with
will astonish you.
wanted—Lamb-
tl
at
Tillamook
” Flour
_
at the
«
kes for rent.—Tilla-
|>k.
Ld. Mrs. Wheatley,
Biuook.
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Jor auto livery.—
be 11W.
lay. to the wife of
iughter.
■tual Phone for a
hook Studio.
■y your feed, see
nve you money. .
nth was quite sick
nit is much better
ranted at the Tilla-
lany's Market. 12c.
ws. will be fresh io
|o Walther, Hem
position to make
lami loans. First
Ro senberg Bros, will give you
low | «rices on all kinds oi hay and
feed i ti ton lots.
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Wnnled, a position of cook or
general house work. Apply at the
Headlight olMce.
If our work does not suit you tell
us; if it does tell your friends. City-
Transfer Company
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See Rosenberg’s for prices on
feed and buy. Largest stock in
Tillamook County.
Bring your chickens to the Tilla­
mook MeatCompa ay’s Market, We
pay 12c. per pound.
Furnished Apartments in ex
change for inside work. — Apply at
the Headlight office.
Remedy
Rexall
Rheumatism
cures or money
refunded at
Clough’s, the reliable druggist. .
Spruce limbs, vine maple, body­
fir, hemlock and heavy fir slab
wood for sale. See Shrode.
To lease, small house «nd one
acre of river bottom laud north of
town Applv to C. Nelson.
.
Grant Thayer will pay you the
highest cash price for your bides,
pelts, furs, rubber, sacks, old brass.
etc
Get Methylene Blue, the new
drug for the prevention and cure
of abortion of milk cows, at
Clough’s.
For sale. Stock of Men's Furnish-
■ng and Shoes ; also cash register
—The Toggery, E. J. Claussen,
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assignee.
JANUARY
29,
s
1914.
See the guessing c< ntest in the
window of tile Tillamook Feed Co.
Costs nothingtoguess. SeeShrode.
R II. Wolter vs. Willian Frances
Jones is a suit tiled in the circuit
court to recover $100 on a promis
sory note.
Geo. W. Sti verson,I of Cloverdale,
was in the city on Monday, secur
ing subscriptions for^ Portland
newspapers.
Pay your taxes by check. Its an
advantage to the tax collector as
well as to the bank and yourself.
Tillamook County Bank.
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Dairymen ! See the Made-io-Tilla-
mook Stanchion at carpenter shop,
next to Woolfe’s blacksmith shop.
Retails at $1.50, best yet.
Opie Read, who was advertised to
lecture at the Christian church on
Wednesday evening, failed to keep
Ilia engagement in this city.
Call up A. T. Coats Lumber Co,
for special prices on four foot fi<
slab wood in qualities of ten ant|
twenty cords. Plicne 4-3-W.
included J. S. Lomar’s bundle of the
new year’s edition of the Oregonian. ■
The post office staff managed to1
get it all sorted and cleaned up this
morning.
Manual Borba, son of John Borba,
had a close call of being seriously-
injured on Tuesday, when he was
shot in the leg by the discharge of
a 22 rifle in the hands of his brother,
John. It was thought at first that
he was seriously wounded, and lie
was brought to this city. Upon Dr
Boals examining the wound he i
found that it was only a slight flesh
wound.
The W.R.C. held its regular meet­
ing last Saturday afternoon, with all
the new officers at their stations and
u good attendance of members. It ’
was decided to celebrate Lincoln's [
birthday the evening of Feb. 12 with
a fitting program at the Christian
church. The public is cordially in
vited. Next meeting will be held
Feb. 14, at which time the birthdays
of members occurring in February
will be celebrated.
Trojan Blasting Powder, leave|
no bad effect after using. Get
literature and prices from the Tillai
niook Feed Co, See Shrode.
You will miss it if you do not
take advantage of the bargains
shown in the window at the Tilla
mook Feed Co.’s Store next week/.
Protect your valuable paperafroin
the unexpected lire by renting one
of our safe deposit boxes. Onlyone
dollar per year. Tillamook County
Bank.
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‘‘Sure Milk,” the new cow feed
guaranteed to produce more milk
for the money than any other feed
on the market. Call and see it!
Tillamook Feed Co.
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The Patsy and • Sue II. Elmore,
which had beeu bar bound at As­
toria on account of the stormy
weather, managed to get out and
arrived here on Saturday morning,
They brought a large quality of
freight for the merchants, which
was greatly needed, as some pro­
visions had run out at the stores
owing to the tie up on the rail
road. Th“ Patsy brought in 159
sacks of back paper mail, some
of which was three weeks old. Thia
was all sorted by Saturday night.
P. W. Todd was nominated for
postmaster of Tillamook post office
on Friday, to succeed W. F. Baker,
whose time expired last month. A
large number of the business men
and others made an effort to have
the latter re appointed, as the post­
master had given such general sat
isfacticn to the patrons of the office,
but being a political office Senators
Chamberlain and Lane could not
see their way clear to recommend
the present postmaster, who, they
admit, had strong indorsements
from business men and patrons of
the office. Pete Lamar, N.J. Meyer
and J. A. Dahlgran were also as­
pirants.
This is a paragraph sent from Bay
City and appeared in the Telegram:
“County agate hunters are making
some valuable finds in the chalce-
dones at Bayocean Park, three miles
from this city. The recent heavy
storms have washed the beach to a
distance of several miles down to
the gravel, uncovering some very-
rare specimens, aud almost daily­
crowds of people from Tillamook
County towns comb the beach aud
return, reporting great success.”
This appears to be a reash of a sim­
ilar paragrash which appeared in
the Portland newspapers of find­
ing agates at Newport. No one
here appears to know of “daily
crowds of people” going to Bay­
ocean. The Telegram is being im
posed up.
It is the aim of this bank to
give the best banking service
possible--and cue do it.
It is also our aim to have
the best equipment such as
Modern Fire Proof Banking
Room, Fire Proof Vault, Burg­
lar Proof Safe, Modern Safe
Deposit Boxes—and cue have
them.
First National Bank,
Tillamook, Oregon.
KUTE KILL KARE KLUB
Reception at Public School.!
Klub Members Invites their
Kubbies to Klub Dinner.
Citizens of Tillamook and vicinity
are cordially invited to a reception at
the Public School buildings Friday,
January 30, at 7:30 P.M. All teach­
ers will be at their respective school
rooms to greet acquaintances and be­
come acquainted with others. The 1st,
2nd, 3rd and 4th grades, sewing and
cooking are in the old buildings. The
5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades, the high
school and manual training are in the
new building. Come, get acquainted
with us, see our buildings and equip­
ment, and find out more about what
we are doing.
At 8:30 all are requested to assemble
at the auditorium of the high school to
consider matters pertaining to the
school, and to effect the organization
of a Parent—Teacher Society,
Owing to the illness of a member of
one of the high school debating teams
the public debate announced for the
30th inst. is, of necessity, postponed.
Signed, Teachers of Tillamook Pub­
lic Schools.
J. W. Buchanan. Principal.
It rained last Thursday evening
to be sure, but the t.howers failed
to dampen the spirits of the merry­
party- who gethered at the hospit­
able home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Aiderman. the occasion being the
annual banquet of the members of
the Kill Kare Klub to their hus­
■Carl Schultz and wife,who went to
bands and invited guests.
Aberdeen to spend the Christmas
After the company had assem­
holidays, and was held up in Port­
bled,
search for supper partners
land on account of the tie up on the
was begun, and such queries have
railroad, returned on Wednesday.
you seen a “fair lady,” or who is
A
Real Bargain.
Something
the vicacioua brunette?” were heard.
special every day next week. Watch
The quest finally led to the
the window of the Tillamook Feed
bounteous spread supper board,
Co.’s store, window charged daily.
where the best roasted chicken and
If you miss a day you will miss a
all the other good things which ac­
bargain.
company it were enjoyed. ToaBts
were responded to or cleverly-
Dawson Bros, will meet all trains
dodged, Mr. Shrode doing honor
with bus, and will handle passen-
to himself as toast master. The
gers and baggage to all parts of the
weather was discussed from down
city, Call or phone at the Livery
south to Manilla when we learned
barn on 2nd Ave East.
the cause of the uncovered condi­
Clough’s circulating library of
tion of the head of one of our pro­
the copyrights books. I Buy a book
fessional men. According to re­ “When Smith Lef» Home.”
for $1.50, exchange it as often and
port the wind blows in and
as many times as you wish for 10c
The Dramatic Club, under the diiec-
around Manilla. Mr. Christensen tion of B. J. McCowell will present thia
a change. If you wish to withdraw,
told why skippers skipped Tilla­ funny comedy at the Star Theatre Fri­
keep your book.
mook cheese. Mr. Plank having day and Saturday, Jan. 30th and 31at.
There was another hard blow and
cold feet failed to discuss them, There are a number of surprises await­
rain storm on Sunday night that
acting and retired county and c ity ing their many friends in this play.
made old buildings creak, and al­
officials told why. Mr. Pennington Some r ew tfaces and a rattling good
though it was tile hardest blow of
responded to who is Tango and show. Here are the names of the play­
the season, no damage was done
made lasli promises of future per­ ers who will take part.
other than in leaky buildings.
forma nces.
Dr. Olson held oni
Cast
The Tillamook Commercial Club
hope on painless dentistry, The Rev. John Smith-the pastor of St.
will give another “SOO" party at
little fish, the little egg, a little
Andrews
A. L. McCarthy.
the club rooms on Thursday evening
salt, in a little jar, with a little lid, John Smith, the other Mr. Smith
of next week. The first of a series
etc. resulted in Russian caviare, so
B. J. McCowell.
of these was given last Thursday
said Mr. Small. But how could Dick Brown, the other Mr. Smith’s
and proved a success, there being
Mr. Carl Haberlach have time to
guest,
...
Carl Dawson
a good attendance.
observe how muchMessreLatnar and Col. Duncan Smith, the other Mr.
Cow Testing Associatici.
Mrs. O. A. Schultz was the hostess
Severance were eating, please ex­
Smith’s uncle
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John Aschitn
for the Priscilla Club on Friday
Prof. Graves, of the Dairy De­ plain the leisure when all others Detective Duffell, officer from the
afternoon. Mrs. Dutcher and Mrs. partment, who was to address the were so busy
Mr. MacKenzie
police station,
Hubert Melchior
Bunn and two children were guests. members of the Tillamook County toasted the members of the club in Mabie, the pastor's wife, Grace Holland
Next meeting will be held in two Cow Testing Association on “A fitting terms. Following the ma­ Nora, the other Mr. Smith’s wife,
weeks at the home of Mrs Max A. Balanced Ration For Milk Cows,” terial part cf the evening, the regu­ I
Ann Haldeman
Schultz in Sunnj .liead.
failed to attend the meeting which lar club paper was read by Mrs. Mrs. Brooks, the other Mr. Smiths
housekeeper,
Harriet Walker.
Mr Kunze Small on the subject of education
Miss Veronica Iueze De Lillies left was well attended.
Synopsis of Sc
Scenes.
in
Japan.
The
paper
was
excellent,
out on the morning train for San made the announcement that he
Act I. Before breakfast. 10 o’clock.
Francisco after ail extended visit offered $50; C. I. Clough. $30; Till­ as Mrs. Small's papers always are. Act 11. After breakfast. 10:40 o’clock.
Same morning.
with her parents. Site will make amook Feed Co. TF10 and another After the reading Mrs. Poorman Act
III. Before lunch. 11:30 o’clock.
her home with her sister, Mrs. J person who did not want their sang and kindly responded to an Same morning.
-ncore
Mrs.
McKenzie
sang
and
name
mentioned
$10,
making
$100
Place,
San Francisco. Time, last week.
Neslinger. and will continue her
This pla/ is a worthy successor to
to be offered in prizes Two cash later Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie fav­
studies in French and music.
the last one. The same prices, No
Indian timber and farm lands in prizes were offered,$100 for the thr e ored the company with several reserve seats. DoorB open 7 :30, cur-
songs.
tain 8:15. Don’t miss seeing this one.
Oregon to be thrown open fo the beet cows and $50 for the three beet
The animal fair was put under It’s good.
public on February 14. If you wish 2 year old lieifers. The officers
a good claim at a very low govern­ were all re-elected. Chas. Kunze way and many strange Zoo oligical
president; Joseph Durrer secretary
produced,
The
ment appraisement write to John and treasurer and John Shields specimens were produced.
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
judges looked wise but puzzled
Keefe, Hillsboro, Oregon, three vice president.
If
aving decided to locate in Tilla­
several
one
which
and finally froir
years a government surveyor and
was labeled pig. and no one knew mook I will accept a limited
timber man.
To Taxpayers.
what else to call it, was declared number of piano students who are
Attorney T. B. Handley served
Taxes are now due and payable, 11 winner. The property later was willing to work. Lessons will be
notice on Attorney II. T. Botts that paid in full before April first 1914 will found to belong to Mr. Christensen given at the home of Geo. A. Ed­
the Warren Construction Co. had be received at face. All tax including and he was fittingly rewarded for munds.
taken an appeal in the pavement half payments remaining unpaid April his labor. Some had their clothes
Leave word at the music store or
case. As the supreme court is 18 I first will be collected with an interest brusaed and after all forfeits at Tillamook Mercantile store.
months behind in work, it will be charge of one per cent per month un­ last rested in their rightful pockets.
Over four years experience as a
that length of time before the case til September first when ail tax be­ We will not mention any of the teacher.
is decided, unless it is advanced on comes delinquent and an additional pen­ stunts which put them there. It
LELAND B. ERWIN.
the docket. The city will also ap­ alty of ten per cent will be added. came time to say good night to the
Diploma from Chicago Musical
peal the same.
Please give a complete list of all prop­ hostess and many- were the words College, under Karl Reckzeh, grad­
County Clerk Holden having re­ erty you wish to pay taxes on when of appreciation given Mr. and Mrs. uate Royal Conservatory of Leipsic.
Aiderman for the pleasant way
ceived the registration books which writing for statement.
they entertained the klub.
The
Wanted.
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B. L. Beals,
had been delayed in reaching here,
guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
Tax Collector.
owing to the tie up on the rail road
Wanted, position as manager or
MacKenzie, Mr and Mrs Miller,
and the steamer being bar bound, Good Dairy Farm for Sale Cheap Dr. and Mrs. Olson and Mies Pau­ assistant, with view of partnership,
line Beals. But who was the ab­ in general store, small town or
registration is now in order. To
For Sale, a fine dairy ranch, con­ sent minded lady who forgot her
vote at the comirg primary and
husband and went home alone. county, by young man of excellent
general election this year, women taining 140 acres 100 agree of which Next y ear this will not happen.
record and tlicrough business train­
is river bottom land, with 16 head
will have to register as well as the of cattle
A uew seven roomed
ing. Worth investigating.
men
house. The place will keep 40 cows
Land for Sale.
Address H 1. Headlight. Tilla­
when all cleared. To be sold for
Train service was resumed Wed $7,000 on easy terms, Purchaser
i________ j 110 acres near Salem, suitable for mook. Oregon.
_____ ___
/ ! dairy,
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$85 |>er acre, would take
nesday, the P. R. A N. being out of _________
must deal _______
direct _____
with __ owner,
and
commission since the 4th January. by doing so real estate agents com | Tillamook pnq>erty for amount up
No hunting, fishing andtresspaaa
A large amount of bark paper mail mission will be saved to the imr-' to $20',’).
notice* can be obtained at the Head»
R osenberg B ros .
chaser.—Enquire at the Headlight i
light office, prin'ed oa cloth
was brought in on the train, which office.
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