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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 10- 1919- Scraps of Paper » •; ■ I I have made arrangements with DR. W. E. LEBOW to practice Dentistry? with me, and have no hesitancy! in recommending him to my friends. He is a clean man in person and habits and knows how to do reliable dental work. One or both of us will be at my office across the street, South of the Court House, on MON DA YS, TUESDA Y S and WEDNESDAYS ; at CLOVERDALE on THURSDAYS : at NE HALEM on FRIDAYS; [at WHEELER on SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS until noon. » The most important teeth\are the 6-year Molars PYORRHOEA 4 Successfully Treated ' Particular Bring your children to us for free examination. Be sure you are right about their Attention v ’ / Paid To teeth. When f Plates 3 and Taken in U Í 11 Time. Crown Work Done and Evenings Bridge Wort Painless Extracting. Appointment =: e nJ ? -- =- § a ? method ef using. Avoid, however, any mixture that contains grit. 10- —When cleaning the teeth the greatest care should be bestowed upon the removal of food and debris from between the teeth, using a brush with bristles to conform to and reach the spaces. An ex cellent adjunct and a great protection against de cay consists in passing silk between all the teeth and drawing it outward in such a manner as not to hurt the gum. 11— In use the brush should not be allowed to pass to and fro from tbe front to the back teeth only; but with a short pressing sweep from the gums to the cutting edge of the teeth, Thus the stroke in the supper jaw is from tbe gum down- ward, while In the lower jaw It is from the gum up ward. 12—The force used in chewing food is modified (1) by the use made habitually of the teeth, (2) by the loss of the pulp. (3) by disease of the peri dental membranes. The strength of the teeth Is ample for reasonable stress, but metals, very hard substances, and some confections should be ex cluded. W. A. WISE, Tillamook County Dentist, KÄSES? W. A. CHURCH FOB INSURANCE Fire, Lifa, la aidant, Automobile.! 2nd Ave. E. between 1st and 2nd Sts. Successor to J. S. Stephens. COAXING YOU TO SMILE Tillamook Mutual Phone Oregon. — The evangelist was entreating his AVll> ROBINSON, M.D. hearers to flee from the wrath to come. “I warn you” lie said, •’there will | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON be weeping and wailing und gnash-1 NA I IONAL Bi ll,DING, ing of teeth.” At this point an old lady in the Tli.l.A MOOR OREGON gallery stood up. "I have no “Sir,” she interrupted, T.. BO ALS, M.D., teeth.” “Madam” said the evangelist stern ly, "teeth will be provided." PHYSICIAN AND Si RGEON Sttrgeon S. P. Co. The Real Thing. (I. O. O. F. Bldg.) “Who's dead'.’“ asked the stranger viewing the elaborate funeral pro cession . “The man what's inside the coffin” answered a small boy. "But who is it?” the stranger pur- sued. "It’s the Mayor," was the reply, “So the mayor is dead. Is he? mused the stranger. "Why, of course he is,” said the small boy witheringly. “D’you think he’s having a rehersal? Much Cheaper. Oregon i’il’a nook T7) OBERT II. McGRATH, Cot XSHLLOR AT 1,AW, ODDFELLOWS’ BUILDING, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. P orti an » O ffice 21110 W ilcox B li >. .■"'ARI. HABERLACH I A negro entered a Southern ticket ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. office and asked for two-round trip tickets to Charleston N. C. The agent T illamook B lock knew him and asked him who was I going with him. Tillamook Ote gon- My brother," said the negro. Your brother?” asked the agent * ? say?: GE E t »•rii The EBSTER HOLMES, Where is he?” ’Jan Axy partàcu- It is L • : : ir "Ont there in a box. He's dead," iâUHlM K-LÇ lar ATTORNEY-AT-LAW am w ered the negro. Sr.*».-««ili«! L.rt noi a great "Well, if he is dead, you don't IH WITX'LIIIF OÍ I r * ’ operati COMMERCIAL BUILDING. want a return ticket for him.” Tin laiœüiw .'M ve aiHM- their j. : er. suh" said the negro; "you piüiußul prima I not kt ,(i¥ Mi •llrt ill oui FIRST STREET. see we lun t going to bury him in donnas. "buries; on, but we have about forty TILLAMOOK, OREGON Amencai vimmi nusHumn-iet.. ac KinloiKi down there, and we reason ed mat it would be cheaper to carry cused Ic'i mauttmg iur i> aail-iitu«r- minatKKn cd Kiuma have been i>eu.ei> him devn there for de fune'l «er £)R. L. L. HOY, with gum by Juptiiiest ho IU iwe I vice and bring him back, than to : g all the family up here.” There wai a time when such treat ment ol Americuut in lureigx lands would Lure aroused «time interest at the V. S State department. ------- o------- The people have learned, by obser- vation. that all you have to do is to furnish some people with a desk and them. 4— A clean mouth helps to make a sweet breath. a typewriter and an official title in 6—Food left on teeth brings decay. Clean teeth order to enable them to assume the authority of an oriental potentate, seldom decay. 6— Decay commences on the outside of teeth. and for that one reason they hesitate Unclean teeth decay chiefly at night. Clean the to let the league of nations camel teeth before going to bed. Clean the teeth again in get its head under the tent. the morning. ------- o ■ 7— Wash the mouth after every meal. The New York Times says: “The 8— Brush all the teeth thoroughly, especially foundation principles of the league the back teeth, on all surfaces. of nations have already been accept 9—The medicament used, whether a dentifrice ed”. If they have been accepted by or soap and water, is not so important as the Europe, President Wilson and the New York provinical press, there is, of course, no object of consulting the American people or the American 525asa525H5a5a525¿5aSH5Z5aS2525¡lS25aSH5H5H5a5a52Sa5a5aSZSa5a52S25a52SasaS?5H5a525?S¿525H525HSHS2SZ5Z5H5¿S Congress about the matter. -------o------- If the Treasury department thinks soldiers allotment checks are going APRIL 1 JOKE ON JUDGE. to be held because of the discharge of ---------- o-------- -- of 2,000 employes, the simple expe Court House Attache Poses as Appli dient might be tried of putting on cant for Widow's Pension. some thirty thousand clerks now Two things were made clear Tues loafing in Washington departments, day. One that was an April fill Joke many of whom would really like to may be played upon a Washington have something to do besides shar county Judge without the perpetra pen lead peniils and read the news- tor being committed for contempt of papers. court, and the other is that when ------ o------ Miss Genevieve Collett wishes to Every time the people think of the THE UNIVERSAL CAR change occupations she can resign promises made in connection with as deputy county clerk and go on the the Cecil-Wilson plan for a league of stage, for she proved that she is an nations, they recall the promises Ford cars are important servants everywhere. actress of parts. made in the democratic national They help the family enjoy life, bring the pleasures Judge Gooding was digging Into platforms of 1912 and 1916. not a the business piled high on his desk one of which has accepted repudia and advantages of the town within reach of the when a ludy entered his office. She tion at the hands of the very politi farmer and give practical service every day in was garbed in the deepest mourning, cians who are now doing the prom and from a broad brimmed hat. ising for the proposed Paris pact. country and town. They require a minimum of at hung a veil of crepe. She was a plc- tention; any one can run the Ford and care for it, ture of woe. and the impression of Maybe the Democratic politicians grief extreme was heightened by the but it is better to have repairs and replacements would like to have the country forget occasional sniff us if of repressed the record of mismanagement and taken care of by those who are familiar with the tears which punctuated her quiet waste and usurpation and auiocracy, statement that she had called to work and have the tools, the genuine materials, and and the failure to prepare either for make application for a widow's pen war in time of peace or for peace in skilled men to do the work promptly. We pledge sion. time of war the people have chalked Ford owners the reliable Ford service with real The Judge was most sympathetic up against them, but it will take nnd considerate, and busied himself something more than an internation Ford parts and standard Ford prices. In giving all possible assistance. The al Issue to erase all this from the necessary questions were asked and public mind. ACKLEY & MILLER blank forms secured, and he even —.—o------- accompanied her to the clerk's office “Billy“ Mason used to tell a story TILLAMOOK GARAGE to see that future formalities were about tbe old family hen that used compiled with. There he was met Tillamook - . - Oregon. to run into the front yard every five with yells of glee from the other em minutes on the Fourth of July and ployes, while the supposed widow pick up a lighted firecracker under IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT US AND stripped off hat and veil and stood the impression that it was a worm. revealed as the clerk he saw dally. EXAMINE THIS CAR. There are a lot of people who seetn They do say it was a consummate to be hen-headed when it conies to The haulage cost is unusually low bit of acting while it lasted and accepting the promises of some poli Judge Joined In the laugh, said ticians about keeping them out of Joke was on bint and bought ar. candy. Independent Hillsboro. ——o------- Fifty Democratic members of the Missouri legislature have passed a For Bilious Trouble. resolution that insomuch as Sena To promote u healthy action of tor Keed does not play the Wilson liver and correct the disorders caused I records on his phonograph, he will by bllllouHiiesH, Chamberlains' Tab no longer be recognized as serving lets are excellent. Try them and see the Democratic party. Maybe Senator how quickly they give you a relish Reed has the un-Denicratic idea that for your food and banish that dull senators and Presidents are elected and stupid feeling Adv. to serve the people and not the Dem ocratic party. ------- O Do You Sleep Well I It is interesting to note that the To be nt his beat a man must have postoffice department, which tw’c Round, refreshing sleep. When wake ful and restless at night he is In no turned loose its entire Washington clerical force to celebrate the signing condition for work or business dur L ing the day. Wakefulness is often of the armistice, has docked the rural caused by indigestion and constlpa carriers of Sangamon county. Ill., a lion, nnd is quickly relieved by day's pay for imitating the example Chamberlain'« Tablets. Try a dose of of the Washington employees of the these tablet« and see how much bet department, who. beside occasional ter you (eel with a clear head and special lidays of this kind, get a good digestion Adv. Saturua iialf-holiday throughout ? ä VETERINARIAN. Bell Phone—2F2 No Excuse Accepted. ut ion 13 doing its le efficient, The Pregi re-.dent and ali mem- cuLinet but two, both nJ D’ Ln were ab- being recent appointees, __ «n: from Washington last week. Ln ------- o------- n. The Atlantic Constitution says Í tiuc he trouble with the doctrines ? : Washington, Monroe and Madison ? is that they have nut kept us out of Lr. war. No, it took Mr. Wilson and his campaign slogan of 1916 to du that. o------- The United States Civil Service Commission is advertising for five bundled more typists for work at Washington. Wars may come and w ars may go. but the jobs created in connection therewith go on forever. ------- o------- Why not make an international pest bouse of Russia and appoint it to a I place of exile of all those who claim it has a good form i of govern- meat? It would serve the trouble makers of the world right to make them live with one another. ------- o------- General Jacob Coxey is going to lead a “ wet" army to Washington, Leading a “wet” army to a "dry” town would certainly be a test of any g neral's ability as a strategist, especi. lly when the line of march hrough Bii’.imore. leads ri L- These are the first permanent teeth the child errupts. Are most sure to decay early and should be filled before its too late. Most parents mistake these teeth for temporary ones and let them go until too badly gone to\save. THERE ARE FOUR SIX YEAR MOLARS. We will gladly tell you what should be done, also the cost. No charge for consultation The dentist has a duty as a teacher as well as an operator—to give instruction in the use of the brush, the toothpick, silk floss, etc. Only about 14 per cent of the people of America make any intelli gent use of dentistry. 1— The mouth is a gateway of health and disease 2— Hard foods, if well masticated, help to make and keep good teeth. The cleaning power of vigor ous mastication is greater and better than artificial cleaning. 3-— Soft foods cling to the teeth; hard foods clean Ye*, we earned Germany out of the a;; tocracy pest house, but we have bn ken out with the R. O. L. HOHLFELD, the summer, a seven-hour work day, a month's vacation and a month s sick leave with pay. K Imaginatioon. PHYSICIAN AND SURGECJ» T illamook B lock , Jimmy had a habit of stretching Oregtn. his imagination to great lengths Tillamook, when telling anything, and after his mother had rebuked him several T. tiuns, times he began to watch her for signs of anger when he had some- ATTORNEY-AT LAW. thing to tell. One evening a visitor from the city came, and during the Complete Set of Abstract Bocks ib > evening’s > conversation inquired of Office. Jimmy: Taxes Paid for Non Residents. “And, have you a dog my little T illamook B lock , man?” “Oh, yes, I gotta dog,” replied Jim Tillamook .... Oregos my. "I gotta big dog. I guess I got Both Phones. about the biggest dog in this town.” “Well, tliat’B good,“ said the visit c - hawk . or. 'I like big dogs.” Jimmy answered: “Well, I guess mine’s big enough. He’s nine feet tall PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON —and—he's six feet wide and—and (just then Jimmy caught his moth Oregon Bay City er’s eye)and he’s four inches long.” Extravagance. QR: . j G. TURNER, Grownups harly appreciate how deeply their talk of money sinks into EYE SPECIALIST. the mind of a child. In the strenuous days of war and income taxes one PORTLAND — OREGON small girl of six was told over and Regular Monthly Visits to over again that she could not have this or that because they “couldn’t Tillamook and Cloverdale. afford it." Nothing she really want WATCH PAPER FOR DATES- ed could be hers apparently and all must be shared with the two young- er brothers of the family. One morning she heard of the ad- H GOYNE, vent of a third brother. She received the news in thoughtful silence. Then ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. grandma came into the nursery say Office: O pposite C ourt F josh ing, "Jane, wouldn't you like to see baby brother?” An unattractive lit Tillaniook O. ego in tle pink creature lay in his basket. — With a disapproving glance at brother number 3, Jane turned to J OHN LELAND HENDERSON,. ask severely: “Mamma, do you think we could afford this?” ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW T illamook B lock , Accomplishments of the Sixty-fifth Tillamook - . . • Oiegja. war Congress are officially reviewed ROOM NO. -151. in the final number of the Monthly Our War Congress Voted 57 Billions. Compendium of the House of Repre sentatives, which appeared this week -......i.-lieu business of me Congress which necessarily must be considered in the legislative program of the new Congress, soon to convene, also is contained in the publication, which was edited by W. Ray Loomis, an of ficial of the House. ' When the Congress met in April, 1917” says a forward by Mr. Loomis, "the country was at peace. In the interim a war had been declared, a war had been won and a war had been ended.” The Sixty-fifth Congress is shown to have appropriated approximately 3u~.U00.000,000, passed 349 public laws. 4 8 public resolutions, 48 pri vate laws and conducted 32 congres sional investigations. A total of 22,- 594 bills and resolutions were intro duced. of which 16.684 originated in the House and the remainder in the Senate. President Wilson vetoed five measures. Fifteen representatives, ten sena tors and twenty former members died during the Congress. Two for mer presiding officers of the Senate Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks—also are included in the death roll. Ornamental Fire Placet Built of Brick and Stone, All Fire Places absolutely guaranteed not to smoke or money re funded. Brick work of all kinds done on short notice. We make a specialty of re pairing smoking Fire Place». 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