TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBE
What the Editors Say.
I91G
A
Agitators’ Work.
own as she confides in no resident of
New Haven. She is spry as a girl and
insists she is able to look after her
own affairs.
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GLASS OF WATER BEFORE
YOU EAT ANY BREAKFAST.
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Wash Poison From System Each
Morning and Feel Fresh as a Daisy
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j As an evidence of the “inhumanity"
Some shoe manufacturer in old Bos­
Magistrate Kochendorfer, New
LIMITED— Jffer expires Dec. 10,1916
ton predicts "shoes at $30." He sure- tork street car strikers are circulat-
Thereafter price will be 11.00.
ly has in mind feminine footwear. lug tiic tollouing from observations
Men will never pay that price for made by him when some strikers
shoes because such a price bears no were arraigned before him:
In my opinion you are simply, mis­
relation either to the cost of materials
or manutacture. There’s such a thing guided tools, and if 1 could only have
as going crazy on high prices.—News before me the strike agitators, who,
Reporter.
oy misrepresentations, led you poor, I Every day you clean the house you
unfortunate men into financial ruin, 1
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I live in to get rid of the dust and dirt
Several carloads
of
Tillamook wouiu deal with them as their cases which collected through the previous
cheese have recently been shipped warrant.
day. Your body, the house your soul
"it is unfortunate that we cannot i lives in also becomes filled up each
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Isast. This is the first time in the his­
tory of the industry in Oregon that have upon the statute books some | tweneyfour hours will all manner of
this has been done. As a result cheese law which makes it a crime for agi­ • filth and poison. If only every man
of this brand has reached 24c abound tators for a large salary, or other , and woman could realize the wonders
the highest price ever known here. It consideration, to go about among you of drinking phosphated hot water,
proves conclusively that the war af­ laboring men and misrepresent mat­ what a gratifying change would take
fects prices, and not the tariff, as has ters to such an extent as to lead you place.
Instead of the thousands of sickly,
.been argued so much.—Telephone fo leave our employment.
Now you have lost your jobs and cnaemic-looking men, women and
Register.
are out of work. I do not know that girls with pasty or muddy complex­
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The air of aristocracy is to be re­ you can go back with the railroad ions; instead of the multitudes of
moved from West Point after all company again, and if you cannot—it “nerve wrecks,” "rundowns," “brain
fags” and pessimists we should see a
these years, and the common ordi­ is your own fault.
It is about time you workingmen virile, optimistic throng of rosycheek-
nary boy is to be given a chance to
get a military education. The law now realized that strike agitators are not ed people everywhere.
Everyone, whether sick or well,
permits an enlisted man to take the taking any real interest in the labor­
drink each morning before
examination and enter West Point. It ing men. It is about time you realized should
and the coupon if presented
breakfast, a glass of real hot water
is a long step awav from the aristo­ that. Everyone else in the community with a teaspoonful of limestone phos­
on or before Dec. 10, 1916.
realizes
it.
cratic methods that have kept some
After you loose your jobs, and the phate in it to wash from the stomach,
of the best Americans from a military
NOTE THE TWO I.IPS—which enable you to pour with either right
strike is over, and you cannot go back liver, kidneys and ten yards of bowels
education.—Polk County Observer.
or left hand. Cover for this imucep.ingle
Aluminum utensils are not
you do not find strike agitators stand­ the previous day’s indigestible waste,
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‘
all
the same."
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
sour fermentations and poisons, thus
Laws compelling automobiles to ing on the street corners telling you cleansing, sweetening and freshening
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come to a full stop before crossing how you can get work again. Their the entire elementary canal before
railroad tracks are to be asked at the job is completed. They got you out. puling more food into the stomach.
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coming session of the Oregon legisla­ I he strike is over and they go back
Those subject to sick headache, bil-
ture. It is going to be difficult, how­ to their families and you go out walk­ ousness, nasty breath , rheumatism,
ever, to provide a severer penalty ing the street looking for a job. It is colds; and particularly those 'who
ALUMINUM
than the horrible death that is too of­ about time you realized that.”—Ore­ have a pallid, sallow complexion, and
c
gon
Voter.
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who are constipated very often, are
ten the portion of those who break
p
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
the natural law of caution and cross
Weather and Eating.
TRADE MARK
limestone phosphate at the drug store
railroad tracks without looking for
TRADE MARK
that will cost but a trifle but is suf­
an approaching train.—Oregon Regis­
Compare what you eat in this rainv ficient to demonstrate the quick and
ter.
weather to what you eat in fair remarkable change in both health and
weather. Perhaps you think this
Roseburg today would be a rich weather takes away your appetitr. It appearance waiting those who prac­
prize for some of the half famished doesn’t. It makes you eat more. The tice internal sanitation. W e must re­
"WEAR I- VER” COUPON,
armies of the world to capture, with .November American Magazine ex­ member that inside cleanliness is
We will accept this coupon and 69c. in pay­
more important than outside, because
ment for one ‘Wcar-cvvr” 2*._> quart Sance-
its countless thousands of plump tur­ plains what weather
does to the
pan, which sells regularly nt $1.OO, provided
keys hanging in the various buying restaurant business. The writer says: the skin does not absorb impurities
you present coupon in person at store on or
A study
1 I , ,1 I , of £ ...A*.
* L .. .. and 1 business
— I
— t has
- , to contaminate the blood, while the
before Dee. 10. 1916. anti write on the cou­
places, or packed in boxes ready for ’ "A
weather
pores in the thirty feet of bowels do.
pon your name, address and date of pur­
shipment to far off points. It would its surprises. For instance restaurant
chase. Only one saucepan is to be solfl to a
customer.
be reported with far more exultation men know that appetites are not the
than would be taken of a certain num­ same on a dark, gloomy day as on a PROOF FROM FOREST GROVE
Name ..
ber of prisoners, guns and munitions, day that is bright and cheerful. Nat­
Add rcss
Forest
Grove
Citizens
Speak
out
ural
enough!
The
surprising
fact
is
and the after effects would leave no
Date
Publicly.
that
they
eat
most
on
the
day
that
is
dead and wounded, unless some hun­
In Forest Grove we find that peo­
gry son of Mars attempted to eat one dark and dismal. ‘On a cloudy day’ an
all by himself.—Umpqua Valley News old restaurant man tells me 'people ple are praising Doan’s Kidney Bills
' just sit and eat. There is nothing else highly. Being so near by, the state­
It is not at all improbable that milk to do. On a nice day they eat less and ment of a Forest Grove resident is of
will soon be delivered in red bottles, hasten out into the open. But the less particular interest. Tillamook People
says an exchange, for it has been dis­ they eat the more particular they are will do well to profit by Mr. Haynie’s
covered that while ordinary light I about the quality.' Not long ago a experience.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
John F. Haynie, county rqad com­
hastens the 'spoiling'' of milk, the red young woman opened a good little
the highest bidder for cash in hand, tor at his residence in Nchaelm, Ore­
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rays prevent it. The violet rays, on restaurant near the department of ag­ missioner, Forest Grove, Ore., says:
the following described real property, gon, from and after the above named
riculture
in
Washington..
Most
of
her
Notice is hereby given: That by situated in the County of Tillamook date.
“Several years ago, 1 was given up to
the contrary, cause the milk to turn.
I customers are employes of that de­ die with complication of kidney and virtue of a writ of execution issued and State of Oregon, towit:
Dated this 26th day of November,
Pure, fresh milk, or sterlized and pas­ partment. So she does a big business
Lots four (4), thirteen (l3) and 1916.
teurized milk, if placed in an uncolor­ ' every day, but the rush is greater bladder troubles. Words couldn't be­ out of the Circuit Court of the State
Herbert V. Alley.
ed bottle and left in the full sunlight, when the day is the stouniest. On a gin to explain what 1 went through oi Oregon, for the County of Til'a- fourteen (14), of section four (4),
Executor of the Estate of
is completely spoiled bv evening. But fine day men from nearby buildings for nearly a year. After taking about mook County, dated the 3rd day of and lots one (1), seven (7), eight (8),
Mattie B. Oliver, De­
substitute a red glass bottle, or wrap walk to restaurants further away, just twenty boxes of Doan’s Kidney Fills November, 1916, in the cause where­ nine (9) and ten (10) of section five
ceased.
the ordinary bottle in red paper, the for the exercise. Those who do not go in succession, 1 was restored to my in Auric M. Draper was plaintiff and (5) all in township one south of range
milk is perfectly good after standing to other restaurants cut down their former, good health and today I can John Maginnis and Jennie C. McGin­ eight west of the Willamette Meri­
ten hours in the sun.—News Times. eating in order to spend all the time hold my own with any man. 1 give nis, his wife, were defendants, upou dian, containing 292,47 acres, to­ Sheriff’s Notice of Forclosure Sale.
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possible in the open air. No one Dolit's Kidney Pills full credit for my a judgment and decree rendered in gether with the tenements, heredi­
With lumbermen from all over the knows just how much business is af­ present good condition, This medi- the said cause on the, 5th day of Oc­ taments and appurtenances thereunto
In the Circuit Court of the State of
belonging
or
in
anywise
appertaining.
tober,
19
16,
in
favor
of
the
plaintiff
United States gathered on the Coast, fected by the subtile influence of cine has no equal and 1 always re-
Oregon, for Tillamook County.
Dated the 8th day of November, B. J. Wiseman,
it is evident that the best brains in the weather on human
temperament. commend it to others 1 hear com- and against the defendants in the 1916,
plaintiff
sum
oi
one
thousand
and
fifty
dollars,
country are being brought to bear on I Dentists find that patients are inclin- plaining of kidney trouble.”
vs.
with
interest
thereon
at
the
rate
of
H.
Crenshaw,
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don’t sim-
the problem of what to do to make . ed to be slow to make appointments
C. E. DeLasnintt and Han­
Sheriff of Tillamook na DeLashmutt, his wife,
the lumber industry more profitable. I and quick to break them on cloudy ply ask for a kidney remedy—get eight per cent per annum from the
5th
day
of
March,
1916;
the
further
County,
Oregon.
and Emma Robbins, Hattie
Undeniably, it is a problem that needs days. A cloudy day is depressing to Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
the Mr. Haynie had. Foster-Milburn Co., sum of one hundred dollars allowed
B. Robbins and R. H. Cosh­
the country's best brains, for the lum­ • many persons and they lack
by
the
court
as
attorney
’
s
fees
in
un,
defendants.
berman has been in a bad way for nerve to face the ordeal of having Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Notice.
s
aid
suit;
and
the
plaintiff
’
s
cosfc;
and
| Notice is hereby given, that the un­
several years. Caught between the up­ their teeth cobbled. The same thing
disbursements
in
said
suit,
taxed
at
per millstone of a decreasing market that hurts the dentists’ trade helps the
To thy taxpayers of the Port of dersigned, II. Crenshaw, as Sheriff of
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
I sixteen and 75-100 dollars; and eom-
Tillamook County, Oregon, under
and the nether stone of growing car­ regular pill doctors. A lot of people
I illamook, Oregon.
j
manding
me
as
Sheriff
to
satisfy
the
rying charges, he has been sadly put whose spirits are dampened by the Police and Detectives Are Using Lip , said judgment and decree by the sale
At a meeting of the Board of Com­ and by virtue of a writ of Execution
and order of sale of the real property
to it to escape being ground to a pulp, weather, or whose ills seem aggrevat-
Reading in Place °f the Dic­
of the real property hereinafter dc- missioners of the Port of Tillamook, hereinafter described, issued out of
some have not
escaped.—Oregon j ed, think that if they go to a doctor
1
Oregon,
hi
Id
on
the
16th
day
of
No
­
tagraph.
|
scribed;
and purchase an expensive prescrip­
tile above entitled court in the above
Register.
Now, therefor, in order to satisfy vember, 1916, the following estimate I entitled suit, under the seal of said
tion trout him they will feel a great
Thousands of deaf people are today
or
budget
of
the
receipts
and
dis
­
i
the
said
judgment
and
decree,
1
will,
throwing away all hearing devices
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court on the 21st day of November,
It is reported that the California deal better."
and enjoying all conversation. This on Saturday, the 9th day of Decem­ bursements of the said Port for the 1916, to me directed and delivered
jug houses are making plans to fight
year
1917
was
ordered
published
as
ber,
1916,
at
10:00
o
’
clock
in
the
fore
­
method is easily and quickly acquired
WOMEN IS HERMIT.
in the above entitled suit, upon and
the Oregon “bone dry" law, which is
through our system. Absolutely the noon of said day, at the front door of required by law.
to enforce certain decree of foreclos­
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soon to become effective. W e can t
RECEIPTS.
Former Diamond Queen °f Chicago : only thing of its kind in the cour’ry. the Court House in 'l illamook City, Balance on hand January 1,
ure of mortgage judgment and order
hardly blame those fellows, for being
of sale duly made and entered in said
Living in Seclusion.
# I Out proposition is entirely original. Oregon, sell at public sale to the high­ 1917, after paying present
a little miffed at the new law for the
Cost is trifling. See what New Inter­ est bidder for cash in hand, the fol­
Court on tlie 21st day of November,
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90.80
outstanding
liabilities
........
$
old law appears to have been made
1916, in and by which it was adjudg­
The identity of the hermit of Savin national Encyclopaedia says on Lip lowing described real property, sit­ Proceeds of levy of Two
especially for the purpose of laying
Reading. Hundreds of people with uated in the County of Tillamook and
ed and decreed by the Court that the
Mills on the dollar of the -
up a fortune for the mail order liquor Rock, Conn., which has perplexed , normal hearing are taking up Lip State of Oregon, to:wit:
plaintiff have and recover off and
houses, but we fail to see wb-re the New England for many years, has ; reading for the many additional ben­
z\ll of lots eleven (11), thirteen (I3) estimated assessed valua­
from the above named defendants C.
California liquor interests have any been established by New York inves­ efits gained. You can understand fourteen (14) and twenty (2O) in sec­ tion of the Port $1,182,.
E. DeLashmutt, and Hanna De Lash­
voice in the laws this slate wishes to tigators. Twenty years ago this little, what the actors are saying just as far tion five (5), and lots seventeen (17), 100 ............................................ * 2,364.20 mutt, his wife, and Emma Robbins,
was
known |
pass. The people of .Oregon voted in <slim octogenarian
away as you can see them. The eye eighteen (18), nineteen (19) and
Hattie B. Robbins, and R. H. Coshun,
•Total ............................... 82,455 00 the sum of 8452.50, together with in­
favor of absolute prohibition, and we throughout the United States as Mrs. understands beyond the range of twenty (20), of section six (6), all in
Celia
Hermonie
Wallace,
the
dia
­
DISBURSEMENTS.
are going to have it in spite of any
township one (1) south of range
terest thereon at the rate of six per
i hearing. Send no money, but mention
and all private interests.—Banks mond queen of Chicago.” Mrs. Wal­ this paper and state whether or not eight (8) west of Willamette Meri­ Sum agreed to be deposited
cent per annum, from the 23rd day of
lace earned this title by the splendor you arc deaf. All particulars will be dian, containing 320 acres, together with U. S. Engineer De­
Herald.
Sepember, 1915, till paid, and for the
of her jewels and the lavishness of I sent you absolutely free and with no with the tenements, hereditaments partment, Portland, Oregon
further sum of 875.00 as attorney’s
her
philanthropy.
In
one
year,
1896,
,
lor
the
maintenance
of
the
The lime honored prescription of
expense to you. Address, School of and appurtenances thereunto belong­
fees and the plaintiff’s costs and dis­
. channel Bay City to Tilla­
“whisky and quinine," which lias be'en she is said to have given away $320,- Lip Language. Kansas City, Missouri. ing or in anywise appertaining.
bursements taxed at 824.45 and the
000,
including
a
$75,000
chapel
and
mook
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11,000.00
Dated the 8th day of November,
the standby and last consolation of
costs of this writ and sale and de­
Maintenance and Improve-
19i6.
-
sufferers from grip, has been relegat­ a $50,000 alter to the Cathedral of
creeing tin foreclosure of plaintiff’s
LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
St.
John
the
Divine,
in
New
York
mi
nt
of
the
channel.
Bay
ed to the was.u basket of out of date
mortgage referred to in said suit and
( ity to Tillamook, two
H. Crenshaw,
ordering and decreeing the sale of
beliefs by Dr. William C. Hassler, : city. Later the “Diamond Queen” lost
■
her
money
and
in
1908
she
dropped
And
Secure
Immediate
Employment
months
work
of
Govern
­
1 Sheriff o(, 'Pillamook County Oregon.
the following described real property
city health officer. "Hie old-fashion­
l The Poltychnic College of Oakland
ment dredge at 8600.00 per
in order to obtain funds with which
ed idea of whisky and quinine as a I utterly out of sight.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
Cal. is the Official Marconi Wireless
1,200.00
month
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It
is
nearly
ten
years
since
Mrs.
to pay said several sums of money so
preventive when symptoms of grip
School. Owing to this great demand
Balance
to
cover
legal
and
,
Wallace
bought
a
tumble
down
cot
­
decreed to be due the plaintiff, which
becomes manifest will have to be
Notice is hereby given: That by other expenses incidental to
for reliable operators in both Rail-
tage
on
Savin
avenue,
near
the
Bos
­
said real property is situated in Tilla­
abandoned,” said Dr. Hassler, in
virtue of a writ ot execution issued
road and wireless codes we
mook County, State of Oregon, and
speaking o. the grip epidemic
I ic ton post road which passes through guarantee positions to all who shall out of the Circuit Court of the Mate, proper management of the
255.01^ described as follows to-wit:
Port ..........................................
New
Haven,
Conn.
There
she
has
re
­
enroll
rock and rye that our grandfathers
for full course prior to Jan. 15, 1917. of Oregon, for the County of Tilla­
mained
ever
since.
1
he
old
lady
lives
The Southeast Quarter of Section 3,
swore by is another of date fallacy. It
Total ................................. »2,455.00 in Township 3 North, of Range 6
alone doing her own cooking and Write for particulars. Address Poly- mook elated the 3rd day oi Novem­
docs no good. It acts as a false stimu­
ber,
1916,
in
the
cause
wherein
W.
H.
technic
College
of
Telegraphy,
Please
take
notice
that
a
meeting
washing. She is 82 years of ige, but
Oak-
West of the Willamette Meridian.
lant, and can not effect anything
Flippin was plaintiff and John Ma- of the taxpayers of the said Port of Containing 160 acres more or less.
land. Cal.____________
beneficial or permanent.”—San Fran­ her clothes arc always of the latest
ginnis
and
Jennie
G.
McGinnis,
his
I
illamook
is
hereby
called
to
meet
Now therefore under and by virtue
I style.
cisco Daily.
wife, were defendants, upon a judg­ at the City Hall in Tillamook, Ore­ of s.iid execution, decree, judgment,
Notice to Creditors.
Mrs. Wallace Remarkable Hermit.
ment
and
decree
rendered
in
the
said
gon,
on
the
16th
day
of
December,
Neighbors who reside near Mrs.
and order of sale and in pursuance
Four sailors from the United States
Notice is hereby given, that the un­ cause on the 5th day of October, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m.
hospital ship Solace bought tickets at Wallace states that she lives on a dersigned has been duly appointed by 1916, in favor of the plaintiff and for the purpose of discussing the to the commands of said writ, I will
on the 23rd day of December, 1916,
| pint of ruilk and a half loaf of bread
a moving picture theatre in Brooklyn
at the hour of 10 o’clock a m. of said
a day. She has a splendid garden and the County Court of Tillamook Coun­ against the defendants, in the sum of said estimate budget.
and entered. The usher refused to let occupies only the kitchen of her ty, Oregon, executor of the estate of thirteen hundred dollars, with inter­
By order of the Board of Commis­ day at the front door of the Court
them sit in the seats they had paid for 1 house. In the other rooms the dust is Frank Ekroth, deceased, and all per­ est thereon at the rate of eight per sioners:
House in 'lillamook, Tillamook Coun­
but offered them a place in the gal­ nearly a foot deep, but Mrs, Wallace sons holding claims against said es­ cent per annum from the 3rd day ot Secretary of the Port of Tillamook,
ty, (fregon, duly sell at public auc­
lery. They indignantly left the theatre declares she _ doesn't
February,
1915;
the
further
sum
ui
tate
are
hereby
requested
to
present
By C. W. Miller, Sec.
tion to the highest bidder for cash in
need these
and later entered suit for damages. rooms and does not propose to spend the same duly verified, as required by seventy eight and 8-100 dollars, Í Seal Attached.)
hand, the above described real prop­
The usher explains as follows: "No time and energy in keeping them
*** the office of the executor in taxes, with interest thereon at the
erty to satisfy said execution, costs
elecent person would -it in a box with
Tillamook City, Oregon, within six rate of eight per cent . per annum
ami accruing costs, and wilt on the
Notice °f Sale.
I clean.
1916;
;i sailor in uniform. We would not
from
the
9th
day
of
August,
months
from
the
date
of
this
notice.
day of sab put the purchaser of said
Mrs. Wallace enjoys being invited
Dated this 28th day of November the further sum of one hundred twen­
sacrifice our decent trade by having out to dinners, but never, excepting
Notice is hereby given, that the un­ real property at said sale into im­
ty and 60-100 dollars, taxes, with in­ dersigned, executor of the estate of mediate possession tlierof.
sailors sit in our boxes.” The usher's ' once, has she entertained. That time 1916.
terest thereon at the rate of eight per Mattie I'.. Oliver, deceased, will on
Erwin Harrison.
mind—if he has one—and the minds she had as her guest Mrs. Tamberly.
D ted this 23rd day of November,
;tn,| I after the 29th day of December, 1916.
Executor of the estate cent per annum from the 9th day of' .....
of the men he works for are un- who lives on the opposite side of the
of Frank Ek rot h, de- August, 1916; the further sum of 1916, sell at private sale the whole,
fathomable. News reports say the street. Mrs. Tamberly saved the Wal-
H. Crenshaw,
cea sed.
one hundred twenty five and 00-100 or any portion thereof as may be
Sheriff of Tillamook
sailors wire sober, neatly dr, s-ed and [ lace home from being burned to the
dollars, allowed by the court as at­ necessary, of the following described
County, Oregon.
well behaved. Their calling is emi­ I ground on one occasion and thus
torney's fee in said suit, and the real property, situate in 'lillamook
nently respectful. Their uniform is won the confidence and friendship of
Good f°r Constipation.
one which in itself deserves honor. I the hermit.
Chamberlain’s Tablets are excellent plaintiff’s costs and disbursements in County. Oregon, to-wit:
Automobile Engineering.
Lot 8. of Block 12, of Necarney
And yet, because they were in that
Mrs. Wallace always dresses in the for constipation. They are pleasant to said suit, allowed at sixteen and
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uniform, these decent, clean, young ; latest sport clothes. She has half a take and mild and gentle in effect. / a 100 dollars, and commanding me City, and Lot 4, of Block 7, and Lot*
We train men to become Auto
as Sheriff to satisfy the said judgment 4 and 5, of Block 8, in Tobi's Ad­
representatives of the nation and de­ i dozen sweaters this season and she For sale by Lamar's Drug Store.
Mechanics and Engineers. largest
and decree by the sale of the real dition to Nehalem City.
fenders of the flag are stigmatized as always wears beautiful austrich feath-
■ nd la st equipped auto-school west
Said
sale
to
be
made
in
pursuance
of
property
hereinafter
described;
not fit to associate with "decent" peo­ 1 er< and flowers in her hat. She makes
Nervous Women.
Now, therefore, in order to satisfy an order of the County Court of Till­ of Chicago, Shops, laboratories and
ple. The sailors wilt undoubtedly be 1 all her purchases in New Haven, and
When the nervousness is caused by the said judgment and decree, I will, amook County, Oregon, made on the overhauling departments. Experts in
victorious in their suit. How any dresses up to go the the grocery as if constipation, as is often the case, you
­ 24th day of November, 1916. Said every line. Over 825,000 in equip­
court could rule in favor of such a «he were going to the theatre Mrs. will get quick relief by taking Cham­ on Saturday, the 9th day of Decem
ber, 1916, at 10 00 o'clock in the sale siill be made for cash or upon ment alone Six months course—come
flagrant affront to th^ dignity of the I Wallace still possess many of her berlain's Tablets. These tablets also
forenoon of said day, at the front such terms as may be approved by to Oakland, the new automobile cen­
greatest arm of the national service, gems, her cut glass and other jewelry, improve the digestion. For sale by
ter Address Oakland Auto-SchooL
door of the court house in Tillamook the County Court.
is beyond understanding.—Astorian. i Her business secrets appear to be her Lamar’s Drug Store.
C'ity, Oregon, sell at public auction to I Bids will be received by the cxecu- 1310 Madison St., Ookland Cal.
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