ilkimunl; ♦ No. 7 TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JULY 23. 1914 Listen To the still, small voice which says : “ Open an account NOW at the Tillamook County Bank ; keep a proper balance between income and outgo ; lay up some thing for the future.” There will never be a better time to begin than RIGHT NOW. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $80,500, Tillamook County Bank. !®afarajaiaaEfaiErai3E®ai3EJEisra TIELAMOOKJOTTINGS The Tillamook Headlight office is now located opposite the court house. Melons deliveredjree. Buy them at the Fruit Palace. Born on the 19th to the wife of Clem Rust a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Hovert are in on a visit and Summer outing. F. S. Whitehouse is shaking hands with old friends. The Womens Relief Corps will meet on Saturday. T .e price of Tillamook cheese dropped half a cent this week. Good house and lot for sale on easy terms. Apply to J. S. Stephens. ♦ Safe ¿..posit boxes for rent. Tilli- mok County Bank. ♦ Housekeeping rooms, 8th street and Stillwell Ave. * Dr. James Wiley came in on Tues day for a short visit. Blacksmith shop to rent next to my office. T. H. Goyne. * Try those 25c dinners at the Old Spanish Kitchen. The best in town.* Fresh fruit delivered to any part of the city. Phone the Fruit Palace.* For sale, 200 acres of Wilson River bottom land. Inquire of Frank Free man. * We are in a position to make some long time farm loans. First National Bank. * Live chickens wanted at the Tilla mook Meat Company’s Market. 15c. per pound. * Jake Wolvinstine has opened a re pair shop down by the sawmill. Will repair any old thing. Boiler repairing a specialty. * For sale a covered wagon, horse, and harness, horse weighs 1500 lbs., price $250. Apply at the Headlight office. * Married on the 15th of July at the home of Rev D. L. Shrode, in this city. Fred J. Biggs and Miss Mildred Kodad, both of Tillamook. I am still buying young calves. All kinds, both male and female. See me if you want all they are worth. J. Merrel Smith. * During haying we will give you daily Barometer reading, phone us and find out if the weather is safe to make hay, C. I. Clough Co. * Netarts Restaurant ready for busi ness. Home cooking. Quick Service. Best Chef on Pacific Coast. A. F. Julien, proprietor. ♦ Misses Florence and Esther Free man arrived on Sunday from Corval lis to visit their brother Frank Free man, on the Wilson river. Attorney C. W. Talmage with his brother Marcus, left last week for Southern Oregon, to be gone until the first of October. Dr. L. L. Hoy was unexpectedly called away from the city on account of sickness in his family at Garfield, Wash., and will return about the 25th. For sale two bull calves, registered Jerseys. Brown Bessie stock. Sire Brave Engineer. Apply to T. Me Cormick, Tillamook Ore. Clough’s Concentrated extract Lee M. Travis and wife came in from Eugene on Wednesday to visit Orange Cider makes a delicious, re freshing, cooling drink, 25c., 50c, and the 'editor’s family. Elmer Payne, of Eugene, is in for a $1.00 bottles at C. I. Clough Co. * vacation and visiting at the home of The Singer Sewing Machine for Mr. and Mrs McNair. sale on easy terms, at our home piano E. S. Hamlin and Walter Holmes, and music store, Tillamook, Ore. A. of Portland have been visiting with Lineback, manager. Both phones. * the Mills family at Fairvrew. Protect your valuable papers from Rev. A. E. Minneman and wife, of the unexpected fire by renting one of Olympia, Wash., are the guests of our safe deposit boxes. Only one Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Shultz. dollar per year. Tillamook County * H. V. Morgan having bought land Bank. in Yamhill county, left this week to For sale, a horse and Jersey cow. make his home there. Enquire of Westley Rush or write to Born on Tuesday, to the wife of M. C. A. Collinge, R. F. D. No. 1 care • J. Worthington a son; and to the of John Little. wife of Ben Vantress, a girl. Free, with each dozen post cards, For spring housecleaning use an one cabinet photo. With each dozen electric vacuum cleaner. For rent by cabinets or folders of that size we * give an elegant enlargement free. Till the Electric Store. Tel. 130J. Vacuum cleaners for rent with or amook Studio. Dawson Bros, will meet all trains without attendant. Tel. 130J. The with bus, and will handle passengers * Electric Store. and baggage to all parts of the city The Tillamook Feed Co. will make Call or phone at the livery barn on you low prices on all kinds of hay in Second avenue East. carload lots. See Shrode. * Tents, Tent Flies, Camp Stoves, Bring your chickens to the Tilla Camp Chairs, Guns, Ammunition, mook Meat Company’s Market. We Fishing Tackle, in fact most every Pay 15c per pound. * thing to make camp life a pleasure. If our work does not suit you tell King & Smith Co. *>s; if it does, tell your friends. City It’s a good rule to buy a sewing Transfer Company. * machine vith an established repara Dairymen, if you have any heifer tion fo- quality services. The White calves, 3 to 10 weeks old, see J. Mer- for »ale on easy terms at Jones Knudson Furniture Company. * rel Smith. He will buy them. * UHMAR’S VARIETY STORE. TIUUAmOOK« OREGON- Drop in and book Äroand ” $1.50 PER YEAR. W e offer the Lesi of professional boat and the launch was towed to work, courteous treatment and Garibaldi, the passengers glad to git prompt deliveries and every induce back to land. ment any studio can. See our work .account oi the anidride of A. * H. On Lea, and offers. Tillamook Studio. of the Union Meat Co., in For sale a gasoline engine, five "knocking" the cheese price and the horse power, in good condition. Will co-operation system of the dairymen be sold cheap for $75.00 including I of Tillamook County, there arc a magneto, which is worth $12. Apply number of dairymen who arc opposed to Alfred Larson, Tillamook Orc. * to Mr. Lea, who is superintendent of Those who were successful at the the dairy exhibits at the State Fair, recent teachers’ examination 111 this holding that position, and they think county, are Elsie K. Londershansen, that is something that should have Mrs. Elma Brown, Verne Dale Bain been entrusted to the State Dairy and Is Now Located in its NEW BANKING ROOM, Food Commissioner. and Miss Audie Stone. T. B. Potter Realty Co. vs. Axel All kinds of cement work in a first- class manner and foundation and Anderson is a suit filed in the circuit chimney blocks at reasonable prices. court to restrain the defendant from Will guarantee any work. A. E. in any manner making any use what And invites the Publie to call and make an Docrge, 11th street and First avenue soever of plaintiff’s wharf, and from West, 1 iiiamook. * tying up thereto any boats or vessels, A car load of water melons, the and from interfering with the use of first car lot ever shipped to Tilla the wharf, and from trespassing upon SAFETY SECURITY SERVICE- mook, arrived here on Wednesday the property, the plaintiff asking for a temporary injunction against the for J. L. Lawson, of the Fruit Palace. They were distributed amongst the defendant. Attorney H. T. Botts rep- resents the company. different grocery stores.. The Shakespeare Club met on Fri- Ed Leach, deputy game and fish warden, informs us that he can pro- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. cure from 200 to 500 game birds for C. Baker. There was a large atten Tillamook county, provided that the dance and a number of invited guests v people are willing to have a closed present. Miss Charlotte Banfield rendered several vocal pieces and season next year. Mrs. Waymire was brought from gave a recital, and she was highly Hillsboro on Wednesday and is now complimented for the part she took at the home of her daughter, Mrs. in entertaining the club. The hostess Frank Freeman. Mrs. Waymire has served a dainty lunch which is al been quire sick since February, suf ways one of the pleasing features of the club’s meetings. This is the last fering with heart trouble. gathering of the Shakespeare Club for Tobacco and Cigar Salesman want the season. ed to Advertise. Experience unnec g . w. DORK, Proprietor. Mason Fruit Jars. essary. $100 monthly and traveling i pt. Jars per doz......................... 70c. Expenses. Advertising Smoking, 1 Qt. Jars per doz ..................... 85c. Chewing Tobacco, Cigarettes, Cigars !4 Gal Jars per doz .................... $115 Boll Special Jars. Send 2c. stamp for full particulars. points to assist them. They report a aid Crenshaw. Jimmie and Mabie 1 Qt. Jars per doz ...................... $1.10 Hemet Tobacco Co., New York. * Fa Gal. Jars per doz.................... 1.40 rousing meeting and a speech from Harrison, Robert Hays, Elvin Smith H. T. Vance and family came in Jar caps porcelain lined per doz .20c. Mr. Worrall that was full of ideas and Richard Bryan. Mrs. Haltom held air informal meet from Portland on Wednesday to Jar Rubbers per doz.................... 10c. and plans how to do things and ac for ......................... complish results, rather than hot air ing of the club at her borne W ednes make their home in this city. Mr. 3 doz Queen Jclley Glasses, and theories. They will post notices day, the 15th. The afternoon will be Vance will be connected with Fred 8 oz. per doz.................... 35C- McKinley in the real estate business 3 doz for ......................... $1.00 to clean up, backed by the Board of remembered as one of the most «le Ten per cent discount on screen Health. The citizens got together lightful and unique that the club bas and they will have offices next to the doors. Fixtures free with each door. Tuesday and cleaned up their beach. ever held. Ray Feed Co. Ten per cent discount on adjustable The Hotel, Tent City anti cottage', Married on July 19th, at the home winder screens. King & Smith Co. Free Canadian Homcatead are filling up rapidly and Barview of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kebbe, Sr., will have a good season. Why pay $50,00 to be located, We Clarence C. Jackson and Miss Rosalie Bar View Organizes a Commercial give you full information where the Alfreda Kebbe, both of Tillamook. Club. best lands arc in Western Cañad » Swastika Club. Rev. D. A. Mackenzie, pastor of the and British Columbia that are close I to railroad and town; name of guide The progressive citizens, sonic 25 Presbyterian church performed the Two special meetings of the Swas in numbers have organized the Bar the ground, full directions to get ceremony. tika Club have been held this month. on . and plats tree,how to get home A. K. Case has sold eleven Over View Beach Progressive Club, with Friday, the 10th, was the date of the map seekers ticket , everything you need to land cars this season and three auto H. S. Hewitt president; R. E. Jack- annual picnic supper given to the know and locate yourself, all for $3.00. trucks. The Overland is one of the son, vice president; H. A. Brimhall, husbands and families by the club Remit amount by I’. O. mony order and we will send you the complete best autos placed on the market for secretary, and director of publicity; members. Harrison's Grove was information at once. Canadian Home the money. Ed Hadley had another F. C. Robinson, treasurer. They meet chosen as the picnic grounds and a stead Company, 73, 6th St., Portland, car load of Fords shipped to him a every Monday night and have started most delightful time was had by Oregon. For reference, '¡he Ferm a campaign to clean up the beach, few days ago, making 50 of the Ford those present. The members and Magazine Company,, |l> 1 anima machines he disposed of this season. town and camp. They intend to push guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. Bldg., Portland, Oregon. Miss DeTar, in Haltom’s suit and civic improvements and advertise T. Haltom, Mr. and Mrs. Koch, Mr. O1IX LEI AND HENDERSON coat department, will leave for the their beautiful beach. Last Monday and Mrs. Crenshaw, Mrs. Botts, Miss East Monday, July 27, to buy womens night the club invited Cal Worrall, Overf-lt, Mr. ami Mrs. Harrison, Mr. ready-to-wear, and any special orders secretary of the Tillamook Commer and Mrs. Bryant. Mr. ami Mrs Miller, entrusted to her carewill be intelli cial Club to meet with them and as the Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. * 1 Colonel is always ready to boost all gently taken care of. Smith and Mrs. Hays. The children parts of Tillamook County, he was Dr. Bulgin commenced a series of present and gave them many good present were: Earl, W’anrla, Rowena, I and Comilc Haltom, Gerald and Don- revival meetings at the Christian Church on Sunday, and Prof. G. L. Rose, singer and choir master, is as sisting him. Dr. Bulgin is a most successful evangelist and logical speaker. The meetings are to be held in the skating rink in future. A new perfection Oil Cook Stove will make your summer cookin- a pleasure. A quick hot fire and a cool kitchen to work in. Can not by. beat for fruit canning. Take one of them with you on your outing trip and your wood troubles are over.—King & Smith Co. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Alva Williams gave a party in honor of their cousin, Miss Jennie Shrode, of Eugene, who is visiting them. There were about 30 young people present and a delightful evening was enjoyed by those present. Games, music and a dainty lunch were the features of the evening. T. B. Potter Realty Co. vs. F. D. $25 to $30 Hart Schaffner & WASH GOODS, vailles to Mitchell is a suit to recover money, Marx SUITS ......... $19.85 the defendant having agreed to pay 50c. 17c. yd. Men's and Young Men's $15 certain amounts for property bought WASH GOODS, values to SUITS, now going at ....... 9.85 ; I at Bayocean, which he has failed to 25c. 14J,c. yd. - > do, and the company now sues for Men 's HA TS, values to $3 1.95 \ NEW WASH SILKS 44c. yd. $101-97, $29107. $20977 and $3.23. At Men ’ s Cotton Ribbed UNDER $3.50 Nemo CORSETS $1.79 torneys Johnson and Claussen repre WEAR American Lady CORSETS, sent the plaintiff,. Men's $5 PANAMAS 3.6.5 ; values to $2 now going at 98c. R. F. Zachmann had to shoot one I of his horses on Sunday, the result of | $2.50 Kayser Silk GLOVES $1.48 Men's Flors helm $5 Oxfords 1.50 ; an accident while driving on Netarts I i HOUSE DRESSES, values Ladies ’ TAILORED SUITS, beach. When near Fall Creek, where 1 to $1.50 89c. values to 22.50, now going at 7.98 the sand is soft, the double tree of the ; UN DER MUSLINS, values Ladies’ TAILORED SUITS, buggy broke and the team ran away. values to 30.00, now going at 14.85 to $1.75 - - - 83c When near Cone’s store the team fell, one of the horses breaking its front right leg. and had to be shot. On Sunday Captain Early and the life saving crew went to the assis tance of the launch Arab, which docks at Garibaldi After the launch Complete Outfits for the FISHER had crossed the bar something went Everything for the BEACH: MAN : Boots, Hats, Aprons, Flan wrong with her engines. There were six passengers on board, including Bathing Suita, Caps, Shoes, etc. nel Shirts, Arctic S >x, etc. Dr. Tyler Smith and son of Sheridan. They were transferred to the lite I \ The First National Banki of Tillamook l.O.O.F. BUILDING, I Netarts Hotel ready for business. First-class cooking. Meals at all hours. Rooms and good beds. J THE ANNUAL Harvest Sale ! Continues and Improves as it Progresses Here are a Few of the Many Bargains we are Showing : M\ Haltom’s § ?