That every faithful admialctrs- Notice of Meeting of Owners of Land
Situated in SuDwell Drainage Dis­
tk>n idolator. the Springfield. Maae ,
trict
in Tillamook Cqgntv Oregon
Republican
complain»
that
the
Unit-
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
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teO State« Senate: actually proponed
Notice is hereby given that Still­
I to «end a "Snooping" committee to
SUBSCRIPTION
per yew $2 00 ! Pari» to find out what waa going on. well Drainage District in Tillamook
’ In thi» day of open covenant» openly County. Oregon, was declared organ­
' arrived at any attempt by the Ameri­ ized by the County Court of Tilla­
Advertizing Rate*.
Display Advtz, per inch ------ 20c. can people or their official repreeen- mook County. Oregon, by order dated
I tativee to learn anything not banded May Sth, 1*19. and meeting of the
”
” ..half page 17»/tc. to them by administration press ’land owner* ot said district is hereby
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” ... full page 15c. agents over the seized cables is look- called and will be held at the Court
locals
......................... per line 7e. ed upon as impudent by the admin- j House in Tillamook City, Tillamook
[County, Oregon, for the purpose of
1st ration court journals.
Readers, with reading matter
¡electing a board of three supervisors
per line ................................... 7e.
A Great Difference.
’ for said district, on Monday the 2Cth
Notice* of meeting* etc, per line 7c
day ot .May. 1*19, at the hour of 10
A noted phystsian, particularly, ex­ o'clock a m.
Resolution*..................per line
5c.
peditions in examining and perscnb-
Dated tbis May 15th, 1919.
ing lor his patients, was sought out
Erwin Harrison,
Editorial Snap Shots. by an army man whom he "polished
County Clerk of Til­
off in almost less than no time. As
lamook County, Ore.
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The editor met Judge Hewitt at Al­ the patient was leaving, he shook
bany and he wished to be remember­ hands heartily with the doctor and
For Bilious Trouble.
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ed to j !1 friends. He told us of an said:
'I am especially glad to have met
To promote a healthy action of the
amusing gambling case tba*. came be­
fore him In this city when he was you, as I have often beard my father liver and correct the disorders caused
by billiousneee, Chamberlains' Tab­
circuit Judge, when certain parties Colonel Blank, speak of you."
"What!" exclaimed the physician, lets are excellent. Try them and see
sued for money they lost in a gamb­
how quickly they give you a relish
ling game. He turned the tables on "are you old Tom’s son?"
"Certainly.”
for your food and banish that dull
both parties and had them arrested
"My dear fellow,” cried the doctor, and stupid feeling.—Adv.
for gambling and being indicted by
the grand Jury, they pleaded guilty "fling that infernal prescription
as the pleadings in the cases admit­ the fire and sit down and
HOW’S YOUR BLOOD?
what Is the matter with you.
ted that both sides had gambled.
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President Wilson made a bad mis­
take when he was so persistant
about giving Flume to Italy, and
People who have impure or impover­
when he endeavored to discredit the
ished blood should be careful to take
Italian premier by appealing to the
only a temperance remedy made of wild
Italian people. It acted as a boomer­
roots and barks such as Dr. Pierce's
ang and the president had to come
Golden Medical Discovery is and has
down off his undignified high horse.
been for nearly 50 years. Ingredients
The same thing happened when the
printed on wrapper.
first covenant of the league of na­
The first day you start to take this
tions was given out. He became
reliable medicine, impure germs and
peeved because it was so severely
accumulation begin to separate in the
criticised by leading Republicans.
blood and are then expelled through
but when he reached France the
the eliminative organ*.
changes were made in the covenant.
In place of the impurities, the ar­
Thanks to the Republican statesmen
teries and vein* gradually get fresh
vitalized blood and the action of this
of the United States.
Œtllrmnnk ^raôligiyt
The time has now arrived when the
Germans have to put their heads in­
to the yoke. It certainly must be ex­
ceedingly galling to them, for they
loudly acclaimed that they were go­
ing to annex Belgium, take posses­
sion of the French coast and other
territory in that country, give large
portions of England to the German
junkers, take possession If India and
other British colonies and make the
United States pay for the whole cost
of the war. In fact, it was the in­
tention of Germany to run rough
shod over the world, and had she
won in her blood thirsty struggle
for world wide dominion, the German
treaty of peace would have reduced
the allied nations to surfdom. That
Is what Germany would have done.
But the tables are turned and Ger­
many is not subject to as severe and
exacting terms of peace as she
would have inflicted upon the allies.
good blood on the skin means that pim­
ples, boil*, carbuncles, eczema, rash,
acne and all skin blemishes will disap­
pear. Then you must remember that
when the blood is right, the liver, stom­
ach, bowels and kidneys become healthy,
active and vigorous and you will have
no more trouble with indigestion, back­
ache, headache.
Get Dr. Pierce*» Golden Medical Dis­
CHOOSING A CAMERA
"Oh! For a Camera!'’ How often covery to-day at any medicine dealers,
have you exclaimed in admiration of in tablet or liquid form, or send 10c for
a beautiful landscape, watching the trial package to Dr. Pierce!» Invalid**
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
kiddles at play, or perhaps at a gath­
ering of home folks and friends.
Yes, a camera! What Joy Its possess­
ion brings. But then there are
cameras and cameras. In selecting
your Camera, choose an instrument
of established quality, of known
merit, backed by an iron clad guar­
antee- -g Rexo
the one camera
that is sure to satisfy.
For Sale By
J. W. EDWALL
Tillamook
■ -Oregon.
Spokant, Work.— "1 had scrofuloua
aorta on my body and limba and boils
were always ooming out in different places.
I took treatment from several doctors but
they did me no good. At last I began
using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­
covery for my blood. When I had taken
three bottles of it tbs sores were all healed
and I have not been troubled any more
with boil».’’ — U. 8. futon, S 110
Iran St.
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BUTTERICK
DELINEA TOR
PATTERNS
SUBSCRIBERS
15c.—20c.—25c.—30c.
Picas«« call for
By Mail 2c, Extra.
June Copic*.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
EXTRA SPECIALS
$
BEGINNING SATURDAY, MAY 17th
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Even,’¡Department offers Extra Special Bargains beginning on Satur­
day.
Come and share in the savings—there’s enough for all.
LIBERTY BONDS TAKEN AT FACE VALLE IN LIEU OF CASH.
HM'. EXTRA!
EXTRA!EXTRA!
LADIES’
GIRLS’ GOOD
BLACK
MUSLIN DRA WERS,
LISLE HOSE,
59c. Pair.
29c. Pair
Actual 39c. vaules in Ladies’ Black Lisle Hose
in sizes 8y2 to 10. These are the famous Buster
Brown Hose and are shown in a good color and
quality) Perfectly fitting hose for only 29c.
Actual
Buy them Saturday at only 59c. Pair.
GIRLS’ BLACK
NEW ALL SILK
SATEEN BLOOMERS,
SHANTUNGS,
73c. Pair.
98c. Yard.
Full cut,
well made
good wearing
quality
Black Sateen Bloomers for girls 2 to 14 years.
Actual $1.00 values for only 73c. pair.
36 inch wide Silks in this popular weave in
Black, White. Marine Blue, Pongee and Sand.
An extra special price on these splendid wear­
ing silks for Girls’ Coats and Dresses and Ladies’
Skirts and Dresses.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
WOMEN’S^ GINGHAM
EXTRA! EXTRA!
SPRING J MODELS
HOUSE DRESSES,
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The Fisk dealers in this community have a massage for you.
Next time — Buy Fisk
Ackley & Miler,
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Tllamook - Oregon.
FISK CORD TIRES
IN
SILK BLOUSES,
$2.50 Each.
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$6.75 Each.
Voile. Georgette Crepe and Crepe deChine
Blouses in Copenhagen. Sand, Rose, Sunset, Silv­
er. Flesh and White.
Actual to $9.50 values for only $6.75.
P
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EXTRA! EXTRA!
EXTRA! EXTRA!
SPLENDID STYLES
L ADIES’¿NEW
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SILK POPLIN DRESSES,
SILK DRESSES,
3
$9.98 Each
$23 98 Each
EXTRA! EXTRA!
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CAPES AND
DOLMANS,
$18.95 Each.
Actual to $31.50 Coats, Caps and Dolmans for
Ladies. Blue. Taupe. Tan. Kings
Blue,
Brown
and Navy.—Balcony.
EXTRA!EXTRA!
LADIES’
EXTRA! EXTRA!
DRESS
H. S. & M
SHOES,
a
$8.65 Pair.
and Widths AA to EE. All sizes.
SUITS,
$27.65 Each.
Actual $12.00 Dress Shoes in a variety of styles
colors and leathers. Mostly the famous Red Cross
Hart
Schaffner and
Marx
Suits in Scotch
Tweeds and fancy mixture*. English
model* in
regular $42.50 value* for only $27.65 Each.
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Silk Dresses in Taffeta. Georgette Crepes and
Satin and Georgette combined. Lovely colors
and styles for only $23.98.
$2.25 to $3.00
We are now showing a complete selection of
color* and size* in Ladies' Kid Gloves. Black.
White, Tan. Grey and Khaki.
Special value* in the famous “Mossco’’ Gloves
for only $2.25 to $3.00.
%
New Spring models only, in actual to $35.00
KID GLOVES,
In ovary lino of business there is always one product that stands out head
•nd shouldera
shoulders above the avera^
average. Experienced motorists know the difference in
tires,
tiros, and they know the superi
superior mileage and wear delivered by Fisk Tires.
You’ll like the type of dealers who specialize in Fisk Tires—alert, foreseeing
men who know comparative values in tires, and who know that success comes to
those who servo their publie.
quality
of age.
LADIES’ NEW
M
heavy
Bleached muslin drawers for girls 2 to 14 years
EXTRA! EXTRA!
OTORISTS today are buying tires on the basis of actual results.
Here is a condition that is leading to a great demand for Fisk Tirea
—for Fisk visible value stands out today in terms of greater mileage
longer life, more distinctive appearance and greater tire economy.
values in good
EXTRA!EXTRA!
A very special offering of several splendid
styles in Silk Poplin Dresses in Copenhagen. Havy
Bine. Hemlock Green and Black. Actual $16.00
Dresses for only $9.98.
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75c.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Belted models and loose-fitting models in Nurs­
es Stripe and Fancy Gingham* of splendid wear­
ing qualities. Actual value* to $3.25 for only
$2.50.
Big Increase in Fisk Sales Due to
Fisk Durability and Value
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