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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER 26,
PRUDENT MAN
BANKS H/S
MONEY
1914
»I SO PER YEAR.
Useful and fancy articles, place
Born, to the wife of Joe Rocich, a
cards and favors for sale Mrs. Geo. girl.
Willett, 3rd St. West.
Attorney, R. R. Duniway, of Port­
Judge Holmes admitted to citizeri- land, was in last week on business.
ship Adrian Tinner, Peter Wyss and
Mrs. Foland returned this week
Josef Felix A. Ulrich.
from Dallas, where she had been
visiting her daughter.
.a Mr,and?,r$- °’ A’ Schultl «“r-
A good brood mare for sale, will
tained at Thanksgiving dinner, Covers
make a good farm animal.
See
were laid for 14 guests.
Shrode.
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The PrisciHa Club will meet with
J
W.
Frisbie
and
wife,
of
Mrs. LG. Jackson, Friday afternoon,
Forest Grove, came iti Wednes­
November 27.
day to spend Thanksgiving,
For Sale, full blooded Holstein
ÏUiv £ayrrdjcH prittddi
The Supreme Court affirmed the 1
Bulls one year and six months. Apply decision of the lower court in the
case of C. E. Reynolds vs. J. W. Vint
to John Neiger, Fairview, Ore.
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and G. B. Lamb, which was an action
Try those 25c dinners at the Ram­ on a promissory note.
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sey Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for-
Archdeacon
Chambers,
of
the
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merly of the Spanish Kitchen.
copal Church, will hold services next
E. C. Lockwood vs. P. D. Hance Sunday, morning and evening in the
and wife is a suit filed in the circuit Court House. This will be the first
Episcopal service ever held in the
court to recover $420.00 on balance of county, and those who have been
Member of
a prommissory note.
connected with that church are earn- ’
estly
invited
to
attend.
The W. R. C. will meet in Artisan
FEDERAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION
hall Dec. 12. Election of officers will The Booster Band Minstrel Show.
Of the United States.
be held on this date and a good at­
tendance is anticipated.
The array of musical and vocal tal­
Protect your valuable papers from ent to be offered to the people in this
our sn>efX*)JCted l‘re. by rcntinK one of entertainment will surprise everyone.
our safe deposit boxes. Only
~ ’ one Some who have not appeared before
dollar per year. ----
Tillamook County
the public in years are volunteering )
Bank.
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The Band Boys will give a mas­ their services to assist the band in
querade Thanksgiving Ball at their getting up an evenings’ entertainment
hall on Saturday evening, The hall that will long be remembered. The
will be decorated for the occasion announcement of the date will soon ti
be made. The band hall will then be
with red white and blue.
ready to give you the best accommo­
It’s a good rule to buy a sewir.i; dation in the city. Wait for this play,
machine vith an established 1 repxr.a- it will please you.
23 More Shopping Days Until Christmas.
tion fo' quality services. The White
for sale on easy terms at Jor.es
Kill Kare Klub.
Knudson Furniture Company.
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The public are cordially invited to
After a prolonged vacation the Kill
attend a bazaar at the Presbyterian Rare Klub met with Mrs. Pennington
tional Church on Friday, December the ladies were all glad to meet again,
Ladies Aid of the German Congrega- and take up the work for the ensuing
which are already partely fulfilled. year. Th« afternoon was most de­
4, 1914. German dinner and supper lightfully spent in relating vacation
served.
* experiences, and a very interesting Planned and arranged for the purpose of assisting some of the most worthy
charities of the day. To lend a helping hand—and if possible, inspire
others to do likewise.
Arrangements have been made to game prepared by the hostess.
Also, the third Thursday in Octo­ Immense cargoes of needful things have been sent to relieve foreign suffers,
keep Bar View hotel open during the
the vast charity work reflects the true American Spirit. Have we
ber
Mrs. Williams entertained the
winter, and the speciality will be in
given thought to our many poor at home, made preparations for the
Kill
Kares,
and
another
delightful
providing fish and clam dinners for
Christmas tree, or cheerful surprise baskets for those who crave yule-
tide gladness. It is for this reason we hold this sale and hand our mite
parties who desire to spend a few afternoon was enjoyed. Mrs. Shrode
read
a
very
interesting
paper
on
the
to the head of your Church Charities to be used to the best advantage
days at the beach the coming winter.
for sweet charity sake.
present war. The work as planned for
Phone orders.
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the year is proving very interesting.
Coats Driving and Boom Co. vs.
Charles S. Wells et al, is a suit filed
Christian Church.
WILL DONATE 10 PER CENT OF THEIR CASH SALES THIS
in the circuit court to obtain judg­
COMING WEEK AS FOLLOWS
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ment against the defendants for land
The largest Sunday School that we Ten per cent of the cash sales—MONDAY. Nov. 30 to go to the Christmas
for logging purposes, and right of have ever assembled in Tillamook
fund U. B. Church.
way, the compensation to be deter­ was witnessed at the Christian Ten per Charity
cent of the cash sales—TUESDAY Dec. 1 to go to Christmas fund
mined later.
Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Church last Sunday. Then were 229
cent of the cash sales—WEDNESDAY. Dec. a to go to the Christian
Having sold my half interest in the in actial class attendance besides the Ten per Church
Charity Christmas fund.
firm of Delsman & Dolan, I wish to others present.
Ten per cent of the cash sales—THURSDAY, Dec. 3rd to go to the Method­
trip
Our
auto-truck
the
first
announce that I am now ready for
ist Church Christmas Charity fund.
any future business in the line of con­ brought in 28 and we figure on a rap­ Ten per cent of the cash sales—FRIDAY, Dec. 4th to go to the Christmas
fund German Luthern Church.
crete construction. All accounts of id increase. Come out next Sunday Ten per Charity
cent of the cash sales—SATURDAY, Dec. 5 to go to the Ladies
morning
at
IO
a.m.
and
become
a
said firm are payable to J. B. Dels­
Guild Presbyterian Church.
man, and all debts contracted by the member of one of our classes.
It is needless to say that we’ll stnve hard to make all these various amounts
The 11 o’clock sermon subject will
firm to be paid by J. B. Delsman.—A.
as large as possible, and for our part have provided some of the great­
be “This do in Remembrance of Me”
est Christmas bargains imaginable—to superinduce liberal buying.
T. Dolan.
Evening sermon, subject, "God’s WE WANT TO TURN THIS STORE OVER TO THE CHARITIES
The Fairview Grange will have an ’
NEXT WEEK, we want the different denominations to send a lady
Dynamite.”
A welcome to all.
open meeting on Saturday evening
representative to take full charge and wait upon the trade—It will
swell your Church fund.
November 28, when the following
DR. WENDT, Won’t you trade at STILLWELLS and help the needy.
program will be rendered: Song by
Eye Specialist, P.S. If we have overlooked any charity institution, or Church kindly advise
the Grange; Reading, Mrs. D. Bill­
us at once that we may make restitution.
ings; What I saw at the State Fair,
Fit Glasses at
Ed. Donaldson, M. Mills and J. H. Reasonable Prices. Guaranteed
Dunstan; Reading, Crystal Bays;
Song, Durrer Sisters; Address by J
Prof. H. T. French, State Leader of
Extension work, O.A.C.; Stock trial,
members of Grange; Games and Re­
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freshments. Meeting is open to the from DECEMBER 1st
public after 8 o’cl?ck. Every one in­
to 25th.
vited.
The W. R. C. had a pleasant fare­
well party in honor of Mrs. A. J.
S'illwell, last Thursday afternoon at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Bernice Lucas. The time was spent
with needlework, socially and the
resolved
serving of refreshments brought th«
afternoon to a close. The members
T hat we carve
presented Mrs. Stillwell with a sou-
T he P rices when
venire spoon engraved with Tilla­
mook County court house. Mrs. Still­
WE FIRST MARK OUR,
well was very pleased and made a
G
roceries . T here ’ s some ,
few- remarks in appreciation of the re­
FINE PICKING IN OUR,,
membrance. Mrs. Stillwell and son
Billy left Tuesday to spend the win­
STOCK NOV/ -
ter at the Dalles.
The continusd ttorf.
"Trey
A nd always
O’Hearts” which has been running in
the Telephone Register for several
months, will be completed with this
LOAD YOUR. THANKSGIVING TABLE WITH
issue. The films which have been Mako ilio Old Homo Bright
FRESH, PURE, HEALTHFUL, HIGH QUALITY
shown at the Rainbow have never
GROCERIES FROM OUR STORE, AND YOU
failed to arouse increased interest on And Your Light Bills Light
AND YOUR FRIENDS WILL SIT DOWN To AS
the part of all who were regular at
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RARE A FEAST AS EPICURIA CAN POSSIBLY
tendants on the evenings they were
displayed, and in fact, the story has
PROVIDE. ALTHOUGH THE QUALITY OF OUR
grown in interest from start to finish.
GROCERIES IS THE HIGHEST, OUR PRICES
Much money must have been expend­
are the lowest the best can be sold
ed to produce this story, and certainly
FOR.. GIVE US YOUR. GROCERY BUSINESS,
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the actor, have well «"«d their
AND YOU WILL GIVE US ALL OF YoUR BUSI­
money in preparing the many thnl .
THE
NESS- BECAUSE YOU WILL FIND OUR GRO­
with which the story abounds - Tele­
phone Register. Th,, story makes .1.
CERIES GOOD.
first apprtf»’’« ,o ^>' ,n ,b*
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light, and next Monday and Tuesday
the films will be shown at the .« n
Next to Gem Theatre.
Theatre, which will continue for is
TILLAMOOK, -
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Founded in the Strongest Way
Growing Stronger Every Day
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“ SERVES YOU RIGHT
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First National Bank
Tillamook, Ore
v POCKET SOOKS
LfAK
& O ur B an * / s a S afe P lace for it
Money carried in he pocket slips away easily. Put yours
in our BANK ; it won’t be so hard to refuse a loan to
‘•friend»” who will never pay you back. Nor will you
foolishly SPEND your money when it is safe in our bank.
We refer those who have not banked with us to those who
HAVE. Our vaults and lock are strong. The good names of
men of high CHARACTER and known financial RESPONSI­
BILITY are also behind our bank.
Make OUR bank YOUR bank.
We pay 4 per cent interest on Sayings.
Tillamook County Bank.
We are in a position to make some
This is to certify that Fred C.
time farm loans. First National
Baker is the proprietor of the Tilla­ long
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mook Headlight and that no one else Bank.
For sale, 200 acres of Wilson River
have any interest in or mortgage on
bottom land. Inquire of Frank Free­
said newspaper.
man.
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A marriage license was granted to
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Albert J. Neilson and Roseland Land­
ingham.
Gasoline 20c. a gallon at Ed’s Gar-
Wood! Wood!! Wood!!! of all
ag«.
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kinds,
and fence posts, for sale. See
3kfa s'.potit boxes for rent. Tillt-
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Shrode.
mok Caahty Bank.
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We will soon have several cars of
The place to eat is at the “Good
hay for sale from the car. See Shrode
Bts," Ramsey Hotel.
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for prices.
A heavw team, wagon and harness
Spruce limbs for immediate deliv­
far sal*. Sac Shrode.
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Two large parlor hanging lamps chard Co.
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for sale. Mrs. Rollie W. Watson.
A. R. Caruthers vs. Bay City is a
Edgar Williams was indicted by the writ of review filed in the circuit
grand jury for cruilty to animals.
court.
Let the Slogan Resound.
Christmas Cheer Throughout
the Year."
The Features of the Coming
Week's Business will be a
Special CHARITY SALE
STILLWELL’S
Special Rates
for Wiring
CLOTHS.
Hit or Miss” Shopping Like
Hit or Miss” Methods Being
Very Unsatisfactory Results,
iait a shop of integrity and buy clothes of
Perfect style and quality. No “ hit or miss”
®ethodi or modes will be found here.
A. A. PENNINGTON
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EDISON
MAZDA LAMPS
UAflRR’S VARIETY STORE
TIUURmOOK,
OREGON-
Drop in and book Around
ELECTRIC
STORE,
RAY & CO.
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