3icnî>liôbt. Vol. XXVII ti.so PER YEAR. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. DECEMBER 21, 1916. Why Not This Christmas ? You have intended buying that Piano for quite a while, but have neglected doing so for one reason or another. Why not decide NOW ? - In the delay you are no doubt neglecting musical talent in your children. There is no reason in the world why your children should not have these advantages. I can sell you a Piano on very reasonable monthly terms. It is safe to say that nine out of every ten pianos are sold on the monthly payment plan. You buy for the identical price as the spot-cash buyer. There is no difference whatever. The Wiley B. Allen Co. handle none but the Best Pianos and absolutely guarantee every one sold against any defect. A Standard Piano costs you more, but the lasting satisfaction from such an instrument more than repays you. I have several of the late styles right now at the Ilarris-zXmmer Furniture Store and would be pleased to have you call and see them. If you have grown tired of your talking machine I will take it off your hands and make you a good allowance for same on a new Piano or Player-Piano. And, by the way, while we are on this subject of Player-Pianos, do you rea­ lize the wonderful improvements made in Player-Pianos in the past few years? Space will not permit the details, but will sum it up in these few words : You get every degree of Expression in the New Players that is pos­ sible in Hand Playing. Remember, I said “NEW Players.” Of course, Player-Pianos put on the market in former years were just like certain models of motor cars. They were only experiments, and some of them poor ones at that. LISTEN ! T he Player-Piano is forthose who love music and can’t play. And don’t overlook this: Player-Pianos Develop Musical Capabilities. There’s as Much Soul in a well-played Player as there is in a hand played piano. It sort of Unfolds within the person who plays, as they become better acquainted with the technic of the Player. Does a name mean anything to you ? Here are a few of the big sellers handled exclusively on the coast by the Wiley B. Allen Co. : “PAKARD INTERPRETER,” “ASTAPOLLO,” “LUDWIG ANGELUS,” “MILTON INVISIBLE,” “CAROLA,” “EUPHONA,” “CONOVER.” If interested, I would be pleased to talk Piano, not AT you, but WITH you. Yours for business. LELAND B. ER WIN, TILLAMOOK OREGON. 1 County Assessor C. A. Johnson re­ turned from California on Sunday, where he had gone on account of the serious illness of his daughter, who has greatly improved in health the past two weeks. , Rev. C. C. Curtis left for Portland on Monday to attend a meeting of the State Board of the Christian Church. He returned on Wednesday with Mrs. W. A. Puckett, of Eugene, a sister of Mrs. Curtis. H. H. Emmons, doing business as Emmons & Emmons, vs. E. D. Sev­ erance and Flora M. Severance, is a case filed in the’circuit court to re­ cover »945.59 for legal services per­ formed by the plaintiff. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus, $30,000.00 Member Federal Reserve Bank. OFFICERS : B. C. LAMB, President. W. J. RIECHERS. Cashier. J. C. HOLDEN, Vice-President. I. E. KELDSON, Assistant Cashi er di rectows : Rosenberg Bros, have opened a C. J. E dwards . P eter H kiskl . A. W, B unn . large feed store on 2nd Avenue East near the saw mill and wilt carry a J. C. Hoi den . W. J. R iechers . B. C. L amb . large line of all kinds of hay, feed, flour, grass seeds at the very lowest prices. Special prices on hay and feed in car lots. * Careful Attention Given to all Banking I have a number of store buildings, Business Placed in Our Hands. houses and office rooms to rent Also can give desirable ground lease in Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON various parts of the city desirable to almost any needs. See me also for city property on payments to suit I, your income.—Rollie VV. Watson. needed. You can order them and have On Saturday evening, Dec. 30, the them delivered at Christmas time if Coast Artillery Company of this city desired. Consult him. Don’t forget the will give a grand military ball at the date. Dr. Turner will also be in Clov- Armdry. Extensive preparations are ♦ erdale Thursday, Dec. 21st. being made for the occasion which Rev. C. C. Curtis, pastor of the Wishes for You promises to be a grand affair. This is the first military ball to be given in Christian Church, received a letter Health and Happiness, from Rev. Van Winkle, in regard to Tillamook. the accident to bis daughter. He says: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haberlach went Success and Prosperity, “Dorotha was run over by auto to Portland on Sunday with their Thursday morning, Dec. 7th., and for at this youngest daughter, taking her there many hours the doctors held out no to consult a eye specialist, the child hope. One front wheel passed over Holiday Season having an ulcer on the eye. Mr. her breast and she took no air in her .Haberlach returned on Tuesday, but and during right lung for 24 hours. However, ®lrs. Haberlach will remain with the she is getting well. We brought her child in Portland for several weeks. The Coming Year. home from the hospital yesterday County Judge A. M. Hare, County and she is able to sit up a little. The ■o Commissioner F. L. Owens and Dis­ X-ray photographs show that there trict Attorney T. H. Goyne left on were no bones broken with the ex- See Back Page Wednesday for Salem to obtain legal ception of a slight fracture in her left for News of advice from the Attorney General. thumb.” The County Court is in doubt ir. re­ Interesting Savings on THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. gard to some items in the budget. The court will not make the levy until Seasonable and Arrangements Are Complete for they return. Christmas Carols on Saturday Desirable Merchandise. The farmers of the Nestucca River Evening. country organized a Farm Loan As­ ------ o------ sociation at the blagarrell Hall last I Arrangements arc now complete Saturday. W. W. Casen was made temporary presidentand R?' y . Bia-! ior “ new feature for the Christmas lock was made temporary secretary. , I festivities in this city, and the Christ- Any one in the Blaine, Beaver, -Sand­ | mas spirit is to predominate on Sat­ lake voting precincts who would like urday evening, when the pupils of the t The Christmas Xjft unusual | | to join the association are requested public school and the Sunday Schools I of the different churches will render to report to R. V. Blalock. 1 a program under the large Christmas Mrs. Catherine Fitzpatrick, mother ' tree erected in the business portion of of Dave and Frank Fitzpatrick, died . the city. The tree will be tastefully at her home at the Dave Fitzpatrick lighted and Christmas carols and farm, from the effects of a bad cold, other selections will be the features on Monday afternoon, at the age of : of the program. 8 4 years and 6 months. She was born Eight o'clock is the time set for the in Ireland and went to Canada in program to start, and should the 1845 and came to Oregon in 1892. weather be inclement Mr. Aiderman She was the mother of six children, has kindly offered the use of the Star The ELECTRIC STORE, acroM the two of whom are living, Dave and Garage. Street from First National Bank Frank, of Tillamook. Money to loan on farm lands, from Mrs. W. C. Brumbach, of Illwaco, Wash, came in on Friday to spend »500 up, Good terms. Reasonable rate of interest. We want your business. the holidays. See Everson. ♦ C. W. Loreghery, deputy game W. A. Wise, dentist. Mrs. Willian Maxwell was brought Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor. • warden, has taken the place of Ed home on Sunday from Portland, and Leach in this district. For Sale, Shaved Shingles, —See it will be several weeks before she For Sale, six lots in Tillamook City will be able to leave her bed. Shrode. for »1,100.00 cash. Call or address Eugene Atkinson left Monday for Dr. B. F. Smith has located at Mrs. C. N. Drew. * Forest Grove, where his wife and Cloverdale. Wcad Sawed—Call E. W. Knight child are visiting. It was owing to the United Brethem Church. Dr. W. A. Wise will return about on the Mutual phone, Prompt service illness of the child that he went out. Sad is the news that comes to us For Ecsema, Tetter and Salt Rheum. February 1st. this week from Dallas. Jasper Dim- 1 and careful work. * Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morning W. A. Williams has just received a ick, a former rancher here, passed The intense itching characteristic of Born to the wife of Bert Why not be insured in the best fire complete line of oil clothing. You away Sunday from pneumonia and sermon, 11 a.m. Y. P. S. E., #:30 p.m. these ailments is almost instantly al­ Friday, a son. insurance company, it costs no more, should inspect his stock when in need Christmas service, 7:30 p.m. layed by Chamberlain’s Salve. Many la 'tcr __ 16-year-old ___ , - I *on, See Everson. * I | r\( severe cases have been cured by it. anvthinn in nil elnthinff — ... • r .« R. G. Sumerlin, pastor. Shop to rent, next to my office. of anything in the the oil clothing line line. • * CUyton fo „owed ■ . him from lhf For sale by Lamar’s Drug Store. Mrs. Elmer Allen left Monday to I Now is the time to look after your . trouble. It has not been over a month T. H. Goyne. her parents I Fire Insurance on all your property. sjncc Mr ,nd Mrs Dimick lost surgeon, spend the holidays with Dr. Shearer, physician and since Mr. and at McMinnville. It will surprise you how cheaply you their youngest child. Mrs. Dimick has I Cloverdale, Ore. can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie , been sick but is reported to be im-1 A full line of standard spark plugs, L. Maynard, who has been quite | W. Watson. MAKE THIS BANK YOUR 1 proving. The sympathy of all go to • also other automobile accesscries at sick, is much better. „.j ” bereaved woman.—Cloverdale 1 W. A. Williams Harness Shop. * I Kev. Joseph McVeigh, of Chicago,1^ BUSINESS HOME. I have three Cycle Incubators for ■ will bccoina the pastor of the Presby­ Courier. W. A. Williams carries a full line of sale. See Smith "The Calf Man.” * terian church at Cloverdale about the I Flash Lights and batteries. It will pay Representative Hawley appeared ’ A marriage license A marriage license was issued to you to look over his stock when in first of/the year. before the House rivers and harbors Carl E. Norberg and Hclma Ander­ need. Protect your valuable papers from committee and urged that the Tilla­ • be increased son. I am in the market at all times for the unexpected fire by renting unt of mook appropriation John. Gibson left on Tuesday for your baby calves—smun "The Calf our sate Ueposit boxes. Only one from »5000 to »13,000 in order that I dollar per year. Tillamook County »8000 may be used in deepening the California, where he has gone on a Man,”—XkOtu Puuuc». I Daltk. • channel from Bay City to Tillamook. I Ira D. Latimer was in from Port- visit. Wanted to rent, 20 cow dairy ranch At present, he said, this channel is ri I la»u tlic List oi the week.. i Tuesday, to the wife of I Born on I on shares, cows, team and equipment. so shallow that the principal ship cS- Ira C. Smith, a, always include a Checking Account with City Recorder | Have family of 5 experienc'd milkers carrying cargo from Tillamook City Miss Etta Wilscir irft this week tO ■ O. Fredcnburg, at the Van Patten daughter. some strong, serviceable bank. is unable to load to capacity, and yet 90 per cent of the commerce of the i Mrs. i. Ralph Bacon returned to the'.yisif relatives at OaKSdaie, Vtasn., and I house. ’■ ' turner Wilson went to Portland. city on Sunday after visiting friends A Checking Account is simple, safe and We have the most complete line of bay originated at Tillamook. ¡•or sa> , two extra line S. C. White I in Portland. holiday goods this year that we have ' Dr. Turner the well kncwt\cye satisfactory. It automatically supplies you ’ • i(noi:: coc ircis, pick oi ilock, ever shown. Prices are right. Lamar’s specialist of Portland, will be a Jen- Will pay you to see Everson for a I i a.so with valid receipts for all bills paid anti elimi­ each, ri. k Mctvinley, 1 illa- Variety Store. “Drop in and look kens' Jewelry Store, Tillamook, again safe investment in city property or nates any possible chatice of paying a bill a nook. e around. Friday and Saturday, Dec. 22 23, farm lands. com- ‘ shop early while you have a second time. ' Headaches relieved, cross eyes Don't forget those busted castings, S. *-», B. Vincent •J. . . receiver of the T. B. Potter Realty Co., has filed suit in the plejc imc to select iro.n. Lamars Can be welded for ball. Goods sent straightened. Satisfaction guaranteed. i This bank fiiriiisheH you all supplies anti g circuit court to quiet title to a number \ aricty Store. “Drop in I and look by parcel post and express promptly ’ Christmas will soon be here. You ! around.” I could not make a more appropriate information free of charge anti is glad to open returned. Hiner Hi Reed, Tillamook, of lots in Bayocean. Oregon. • | gift, than to have your mother, father, Checking Accounts for $1.00 or more. i sister or brothers eyes examined by a «T V * uu^ V» Someone stole a canary on Sunday I specialist of experience and standing, from W. C. Miller’s home. The cage ,and if needed, present them with a BE PROGRESSIVE ? : ---- had 1 been placed outside, and when , pair of up-to-date glasses, which will fMr. Miller went to take the cage in I be durable and lasting gift, and at the OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY. | the bird was gone. I same time preserve their eye sight, one : which is the most precious sense they and have. Dr. Turner makes no charge 9 9 M0 for consultation, or examination, and Tillamook’s Oldest, Largest, Strongest Bank. £ I each with equipment. J. D. Tompkins, he most positively will not recoin- 1 For Sale — One Faultless and m Z I nenaers Henderson's Fed Barn Sheridan, _ I New Hercules stump puller 21 | mend glasses where they are not I Oregon. equipments in good order. Price Tillamook Jottings. The light that says "Qhere it is! 20th Century Business Methods bflMAR’S VARIETY STORE, $ i 1.0 O.F. BLD., “Drop in and book Around Tillamook County Bank.