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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1915)
ilíamoük I TILLAMOOK, OREGON. 11.SO PER YEAR. MARCH IS. - ^'CGGOOCOOGOCCOGOOOOS* C . J. Green, of the Railway Com OVERLAND AUTO TO BE GIVEN AWAY. mission, is in the city on business, ami during Ins stay in this city take up the matter of water rates. I he friends of Attorney lames Me- Cane of McMinnville, will be sorry hear that he has been quite late but has somewhat improved. One ton of coal equals two cords wood and you don t have to sow and split it, I.amb-Schradcr Co., Hello Central Gi'me 28W. 0 I he Dramatic Club have been fused the use of the play “A Soldier’s Sweetheart,” so for the present there i will be no chance to get it for pro- duction. “ pm / dfnt I0UMMS W m. G. Tait, president of the First National Bank, left the first of the wee<c tor the east and will return with Mrs. Tait. While there Mr. I ait will visit his parents in Virginia. tN OU ft SAFE/rMwlh I, a Or- e it UH Have just unloaded a car of gray oats for seed and if you want seed you had better come in at once before they are all gone. Tillamook Feed Company. And Other Valuable Prizes in a Sub scription Ccntest. Rive The Headlight is going away an Overland Automobile, trips to the Exposition and a gold watch to the most energetic young ladies who are willing to take part m a subscription contest. The contest will be confined to ladies married or single, and it will last about four weeks. 1 he first prize is a $975.00, Overland, Model 81, fullv equipped throughout with starting and lighting system. The Overland is by far one of the best automobiles on the mar- ket. They are very popular in 1111a- mook and this machine, purchased from A. K. Case, the local agent is up-to-date in every particular and the lady who obtains the largest number of votes will be given this handsome mac line. The contest will start on Saturday morning, and only subscriptions will W e have made special arrange- count. ments with the Telephone Nominating coupon is good for 5000 FIRE ! FIRE ! FIRE ! your house ? Are connect you directly with our office, votes, but no contestant can receive your jewels, heirlooms and valuable papers beinsr burnt in case you wish any of our GOOD more than one nomination. Nomination Coupon. COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28W up ? Not if vou are a prudent” man. They are in one I hereby nominate For Sale, block 1 and block 6, Park of our FIRE-PROOF ai;d burglar-proof Safetv Deposit in the Headlight Addition, consisting of 12 lots be- Boxes. Be secure—rent one today—for $1.00 per year. tween 3rd and 5th sreets. Will some- Auto Contest. N ominee Place your W ILI your jewelry and valuables in it and body make me a cash offer on these enter 1 oung ladies who desire lots for immediate sale? — Rollie W. you will have peace of mind. the contest should cut this out and W atson, Todd Hotel Bld., Tillamook, send or bring to the Headlight office. Oregon. Rules of the contest will be announ- round! A line of buggies with the ced in next week s issue. quality, that we can sell in competi- It will be confined to young ladies tion with the mail order business and save you money. Bring your cata residing in the county, and we want logues and come in and compare contestants in Tillamook, 1-airview, prices. Every buggy fully guaranteed. Beaver, Hemlock, Cloverdale, Bay Born, to the wife of Will lllings- —Tillamook Feed Co. * City, Garibaldi, Wheeler, Nehalem, Mohler and other parts of the coun worth, a girl, and to the wife of John Mend your own tires and inner ty. Little, a girl. H Houses to Rent, see Watson. ♦ tubes with “The Double Mileage Tillamook County Bank TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS White Plymouth Rock eggs $2.00 Safe deposit boxes for rent. Tilla and $1.00 per setting of 15 eggs. W. S. mook County Bank. Coates, Tillamook. ♦ / The place to eat is at the "Good LOST, a ring, with five keys. Re Eats,” Ramsey Hotel. ward offered. Leave same at the ,A heavy team, wagon and harness * Headlight office. for sale. Sen Shrode. Several thousand shakes for sale, 3 The Tillamook Meat Co., is paying foot, spruce. Enquire at P. W. Jacob, ten cents for green hides. * * Tillamook Oregon. A fine quality of Tillamook made Mrs. E. E. Shaw has opened dress- shingles at the Tillamook Feed Co. * making parlors in the McGee apart- * K Spray your trees! 50 gallons of ment house. Apartment 4. Spray for 35c., Tillamook Feed Co. * Attorney W. I’. Myers, district At torney of Jefferson County, was in B Electric irons, special $3.50 irons, the city the first of the week. thi is week, only $3.00. Electric Store.* Try those 25c dinners at the Ram- B We are in a position to make some sey "Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for- ^Bng time farm loans. First National • mcrly of the Spanish Kitchen. Bank. * Mrs. A. S. Burton, returned to the Wood! Wood!! Wood!!! of all inds, and fence posts, for sale. See city on Saturday, having visited her Bhrode. * daughter Mrs. Brown, at McMinnville MILK—Delivered to any part of We will soon have several cars of ay for sale from the car. See Shrode the city at 6c. per quart in advance or 7c. on time. Tillamook Dairy, Both Bor prices. phones. Mrs. Maggie Creecy is in from Preserve eggs while they are cheap, resham visiting friends in this coun- Liq Glass will do it perfectly, fresh stock with full directions at C. I. We can furnish you cedar fence Clough Co. * posts for 8c. each, Tillamook Feed * Mrs. Floyd Erickson was taken sick ompany. on Friday, and it was the opinion of “Electric- irons at The Electric Dr. Hoy that she had been poisoned Store, next to Gem Theatre, all this by eating clams. ¡Week, $3.00. * A great opportunity for the people 1 F. E. Hobson has been employed to get "Burbanks” Seeds. We have by the County Court as road engi 'been appointed exclusive agent for neer. Mr. Hobson comes well recom the Luther Burbank garden seeds and mended as a good roads engineer flower seeds and now have them all and he will be able to advise the court on sale. Tillamook Feed Co. * in road matters. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO&acO&OGCCCOOCOCœOGOCÆCOCOQQOCCCCeCCÇf YOUR FIRE INSTRANCE IS SAFE WITH-THIS-AGENCY, OVER $160,000,000.00 IN-ASSETS Represented by this Office AFETY” ERVICE OUR AIM ECURITY. Let Us Write Your Next Policy ROLLIE W. WATSON The Insutance Man Steam Valcanizer.” Can carry it in Killed at the Rock Quarry. your machine and mend your tire while on the rim, in any old place. L. York was killed at the rock quar Complete outfit only $7.50. Come and ry late Wednesday afternoon, while let us show you the set. Tillamook the dump cars were being shunted at Feed Co. * Giebisch & Joplin’s quarry. No one Attorneys H. T. Botts and Goyne saw how the accident happened but were down to Seaview, on Garibaldi after the train crew had left some beach on Tuesday, looking over their cars at the quarry a boy informed property. Mr. Botts informs us that them that a man had been injured. On there is a good prospect of a natator- going back they found L. York, with ium being erected there, which will be a leg and arm broken and crushed on a great attraction for that beach. the side. The unfortunate man tried The ladies who arc interested in the to tell the crew how it happened. He Episcopal mission have formed a lost consciousness and soon expired. guild with Mrs. Art Case, president; He was the son of R. P. York Mrs. W. C. Campbell, vice-president; about 32 years of age with a wife Mrs. Coates, secretary-treasurer. The two children. ladies will give a silver tea at the “The Exploits of Elaine.” home of Mrs. F. C. Baker, on Wed nesday April 7, to which all are in Commencing next Monday vited. /Xttorney W. T. Vinton, of McMinn Tuesday, the management of the Gem ville and state senator for Yamhill Theatre will start another serial, county, jnd his lay partner, Attorney 'The Exploits of Elaine,” putting in R. Burdette were in the city on Mon to moving picture the greatest detec day. Mr. Vinton opposed the bill to tive character of the day, Craig Ken create Washington and Tillamook nedy. In these pictures will be shown counties into a judicial district, and a criminal of a new and menacing he is one of those who is of the opin kind, a man who utilizes strange for ion that the bill ought to be referred ces and leaves no clew save the mark to the people. Mr. Vinton was one of of a clutching hand. the most active and hard working “The Exploits of Elaine” was writ ten by Arthur B. Reeves, and drama senators in the last state legislature. tized into a motion picture play by Artisan Lodge, No. 354, Tillamook Charles Goddard, Miss Pearl White, Assembly, have engaged the services Arnold Daly and Sheldon Lewis tak of B. J. McCowcll to direct the play ing the principal parts in the play as selected for the benefit of the lodge produced by the I’athe Players. and to be presented in a short time This is the best Serial Picture the Everyone is looking forward to a theatre has shown. It is produced by great success, as the play selected. the Pathe Film Co., which signifies a “The Arizona Volunteer,” is the best perfect production. play of the kind ever offered. No ex pense will be spared to make this Community Sing. play the most artistic, and financial success ever given in this city. The At Commercial Club rooms Friday, cast of nearly twenty people will be March 19, eyery body come and help chosen from the three hundred mem on the program. If you have a favor bers of the lodge, and great care will ite song, tell us and let us all enjoy it be exercised to select only those who together, also bring your collection of will naturally be qualified to take the old time songs. There will be solos different parts. The date will soon be and quartets and rounds and popular announced. songs by the High School pupils. The admission will be 10 cents, and Notice to Farmers. the proceeds of these “sings” will be used in beautifying our city. It is the The Tillamook Lime Products Co., wish of the league that every women is ready to furnish ground lime stone to the farmers. The lime stone is in town join, and the men also if they ground so as to pass a ir6 inch wire like, to help, and be a lasting benefit by improving the looks of the city— screen. The lime stone will cost $5.00 per help to make it attractive—come and ton in sacks at the plant. A charge of help make the program a success. Following is the program: 3 cents per sack or 60c. per ton extra Marching Through Georgia. will be made for the sacks unless sacks are furnished by the customer The Old Oken Bucket. Only grain or meal sacks with a close Male Quartett. weave should be brought as the fine Solo......................................... Mr. Baird dust or powder will all be lost if the Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean. sacks have a course weave leaving Round—“Bray Goes The Donkey. only the course grains of limestone in Recitation................... Mr. Henderson. Solo, Annie Lauric Mrs. Mackenzie the sacks. A set of new grinding rollers arc Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, 1 he Boys are Marching. being installed to increase t'ne capac Song by High School. ity and produce a finer prxliiut. Address all communi.-a’ions to U. Ladies Quartett. Mr. Koch. Violin Solo, G. Jackson, Box 413, Tillan<«-h SERV ce Ask any of our customers about First National service. They are all Pleased with it and can tell you why First National Bank Tillamook, Ore Seed Oats should be treated with FORM ALIX to prevent Smut F ARMALI X should be fresh and o full strength and properly used to obtain best results. Fresh stock with full directions how to use at C. I. ’CLOUGH CO The Reliable Druggist. Wier Sprechen Deutsch. RE5OLVCD THAT are L ooking up. WE have got a stock y / e can BE PROUD or OUR PRICES’ ARE LOW. THEY ARE HONEST-WE WANTlbUR- CUSTOM and T hat is R ow v/r EXPECT T o keep you H for a friend - use Y ou RIGHT T hings Grocery Specials This Week Royal Royal Royal for 25c. Royal Club Solid Pack Tomatoes No. 3 can 2 for 25c. Club Solid Pack Maine Corn 2 cans for 2 Club Summer Pack Pineapple 9 oz. can, Club Early June Peas, 3 cans for 40c. RAY & CO GROCERIES, SMOKED MEATS, FRUITS, VEG ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED. OREGON TILLAMOOK ake Your Own G as THE DETROIT COMBINATION GAS MACHINE provide» the home, school, college, church, •tore or other buildings with a satisfactory gas supply— Gas to light with Gas to cook with—Gas for heating rooms—Gas to heat water for the bath, laundry and all other uses com mon to city coal gas at no greater cost. On the market over 46 years. Over 30,000 in daily use. Absolutely safe. Entered in (Class A) National Fire Underwriters. Not a drop of gasoline brought into the building. Ask today for estimate and copy of catalog —No obligation B. F. GIBSON, Tillamook, Ore ■T Oil Carburetor under ¿round | - irwin isassirt *WU.hine in basement ""J With Frank Hyde. B.x 142,