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1810 to 14.90 1100 to 10.00 9.» to 750 7.00 to 6.» 7.00 to 350
12.00 to 19 00 9.00 to 7.50 7.00 to 6.00 550 to 450 550 to 3.00
MUSKRAT
1 6 00to 5.90 4.75 to 3.75 350 to 2.75
450 to 3.75 3.50 to 2.75 250 to 2.00
Winter
Fall
250 to 150
1.75 to 12S
2.50 to 1.75
1.75 to 150
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BROAD
15.00 to 1100
10.00 to 9.00
750 to 650
5.00 to 4.00
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11.00 to
8.50 to
625 to
350 to
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6.75 650 to 550
450 4.00 to 350
225 2 00to 150
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6.00 to 3.00
350 to 150
150 to J5
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850 to
7.25 to
5.00 to
2.75 to
These extremely high prices are based on the well-known ‘‘SHUBERT
liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment. Iso. 3, ivo. ■».
and otherwise inferior skim at highest market value. „For quotations on
other Oregon Fur., write for “I be »brttrt »bwr the
and accurate market report and price list of its kind pub-iohed. ¡t • rKt-t.
Write for it.
A shipment to ■•SHtBEgT” will resolt In “more money" — “quicker.“
II you have no “SHUBEBT TAG ENVELOPES” on hand, cut out tap
Pelow — pute on piece ol cardboard and attach to your shipment.
Dept. 1898
F rom
NAME.
BOX N°_____
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P.O.
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STATE
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THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD
DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN
AMERICAN RAW FURS
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netting
enough
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CHICAGO,
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CLOUGH’S CARBOLIC
COMPOUND
For disenfecting where Contagious or
infectious diseases are prevailing.
Bo i h c aD
th can be and
e need is a better uncer-
of DOI
both.—Ashland Tiding».
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• One of the sad thing» in Ameri-
can life at tbis time is that so many
minds are pitifully parti* ■an."—Ore-
gon Joui nal. Tis true, 'tia - pity, and
ere is not
pity 'tie 'lis true. But w<
would be
true, the Oregon Journal
interests
stand. ing
— up
. for American
instead
id of supporting the league of
nations.—Gazette Times.
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When the steel strike was called,
seven column banner head- were re
quired by the city dailies to an
nounce the event. The strike was
called off last Friday and unless you
read the one inch items you didn t
see it. Owing to Judge Gary's firm
attitute. the .-trike never got any
where and the steel mills last month,
with new workmen, broke a record
in big production. Now that the
strike is off thousands of the old
workers who were on strike are all
dressed up in their working clothes
and no piace to go. Th. jobs are tak
en. They are out over three months
pay, amounting in all to hundreds of
thousands of dollars. Possibly they
are now sadder and wiser men, but
their education ha.- come high. The
public and the government might al
so learn something from this strike,
viz. that Judge Gary's method of
handling a strike beats the »tradling
methods that result in Adamson
bills.—Gazette Times.
A news item that among a ship
load of immigrants who had just ar
rived in New York from Europe
were some hundreds of girls seeking
situations a.- domestics resulted in a
flood of applicants to the National
Travelers’ Aid Society, and is a dis
appointment for every applicant.
"There is not,” -aid one of the so
ciety officials, “a servant in sight
anywhere. There w-ill never be a 17
a week servant again.” We might as
well begin right away to adjust our-
selves to the new order. Nor is it a
great many years, a» time runs, since
domestic servants were relatively as
scarce in some parts of the country
as they are now, and the problem
was solved by making house wifery
an accomplishment of every girl. The
time may come again when families
will "do their own work", albeit in
vention and progress have done a
good deal to make the task easier
than it wa» in poineer times.-—Ore
gonian.
The President is Blocking Ratifica
tion.
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America was not there when the
CARBOLIC COMPOUND is a power
allied powers exchanged peace rati
ful Germicidal mixture and by its ‘use
fication Saturday at Paris. As the
London Telegraph
sadly
says:
will improve general stable conditions.
“America’s absence clouds alike the
prospect of the present and the fu
ture. It weakens profoundly the mor
al authority of the league of na
tions”.
And President Wilson himself said
RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.
in his letter to the Jackson day gath
ering of democratic party leaders:
“None of the objects we profess to
be fighting for has been secured or
can be made certain of without this
nation's ratification of the treaty
ß and Its entry into the covenant.”
The responsibility and the blame
“j
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tor that disappointment and humilia
tion lie heavily on the pre.-iuent. He
returned from Paris six month- ago,
Armoured Inner Tires are a practical, common sense,
bearing the peace treaty and the
money-saving tire necessity for all tire users. By
league covenant.-and -ubmitted them
to the senate in a temperate address
preventing punctures and blowouts, they add plea
that was in admirable contrast to
sure, safety and economy to motoring. Lubricated
previous threats to force them down
inside and out, they require no cementing aud no vul
the unwilling throat of the w nate.
canizing. Placed on your tires as easily as inner tube.
11 he had maintain'd the good
spirit of the latter utterance and had
shown a willingness to reach an un
derstanding by
reasonable com
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promise, the treaty conic have been
ratified several month- ago. Unfor
tunately, he soon reverted *to his
previous arbitrary attitude, resent
ß ing all suggestions of reservations
and interpretations and adopting an
insulting attitute toward those se-
Ci ator-
who could not conscientiously
assent to his demand for unqualified
ratification.
Take your Herses there and get
First Class Shoes for them.
instead of seeking an honorable
and patriotic compromise, the need
I guarantee ail work to be
| of which was convincingly brought
satisfactory, if not, bnng it back
out in senate debate on the treaty,
and I will make good without
he set out on his unfortunate tour of
extra charge.
the country, undertaken avowedly to
whip into line all senators, of either
We pay top prices for Hides.
Pariy, who had declined to yield to
his dictation.
’A hen groups of senators from op
posing sides of the chamber attempt
ed to smooth out differences the
president blocked their negotiations
with a White House declaration that
he would not be a party to friendly
overtures.
And now comes the culminating
cold-blooded formal announcement
of his determination to shelve the
All Work Guaranteed
treaty and make a partita* issue of
Let Me Keep You Out of Trouble. I cany a Stock ol Goodrich
it in the aproachlng presidential
Tires, Tubes and Tire Accessories.
campaign, a course that would im
peril the league of nations and the
Your Patronage Solicited.
peace of the wKrld, as Mr. Bryun
J. C. HOLDEN, 2nd STREET, OPPOSITE O.P., TILLAMOOK.
forcibly pointed out In his address
at Washington.
C. I. CLOUGH CO
ARMOURED INNER TUBES
Prevents Punctures and Blowouts.
| C. MILLS, Agent, Tillamook, Ore-
HORSE
SHOEING.
JACK HARPER,
BALL SHOP, TILLAMOOK.
City Vulcanizing and Tire Shop
Expert Tire Service.
Vulcanizing and Retreading
JAIUTAR V
—
22, 1920.
of practical politics,
,» ver it is difficult to ** b»»
’ president ex««» ««- V* ,he ca?
-he country on a “solemn ref-
endum. He is physically unequal
ordeal of a gruelling cam-
to the
and it seems
unlikely that
pai g democratic convention would
the
ake unqualified ratification iu
m
paramount issue in the fact of Mr.
Bryan » powerful oppodition^
.
rk and
path Is
The way is dai—
««arrival
tangled. but the counta s approval
will go to '.nose senators who still
are trying in the face of discourage-
promlse ratifi
ment, to effect t
ai* put
cation of the tre.
' r inac-
the responsibility îu,
tion squarely up to the p.
_ sldent.
and if then he still P8«1*1*1 *B.
obstinacy, he would quickly
from the country a voice that he
could not safely disregard nor sil-
ence.—spokesman Re'
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GENERflb HRRDCIlfl^E
Kitchen Ranges and
Heating Stoves.
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THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE in
THE COUNTY.
See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere.
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Too Much Pieaching of The Four-
teen Points I
JF your immediate need is a de
pendable, painstaking handling of
some business or financial matter,
read the last paragraph of this ad
vertisement. Our desire is to go
less directly to the point.
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-I notice.” writes A. J- Ayleshire,
of Philadelphia, “that a solution of
the problem of why some churches
lost members in 1919 is being »ought.
As a church member and a staunch
supporter of and believer in church
es, my opinion is that it may be too
much attention by some church lead
er- to the fourteen points and cor
BUSINESS
AND
FINANCIAL LADIES, recognizing the many ad
respondingly less attention to the
CONDITIONS are maturing new vantage* in a personal checking ac
exposition of the Ten Command
problem» almost daily and thia bank count. will find ui ready to do every
ments: too much advocacy by some
ba* prepared itself with facilitie» eery thing possible to make their tran.*ae-
valuable to a wide eanety of intereata. toon* with thia bank a pleaaure to them.
of these leaders and some who take
their cue from them of a mu»hy in
TO THE FARMER AND RANCH-
TO THE THRIFTY, we offer 4%
ER. our tnemberxhip in the federal
ternationalism as an attempted »ub-,
internet compounded twice yearly for
Rum.
S.tlm
ia
an
advantage.
It
stitute tor the old fashioned Ameri
their xavingi plu* the aecurity ol 4
give, ui a broad and prartieal ability
Siroag Homt Owned Bank.
can patriotism most of the people in (
to meet tbeir particular need«. The
the church pews greatly prefer to the
name connection aervea Tkr Buxine».
new tangled so-called world patriot
TO THE VISITORS IN THIS SEC.
Ran Here each ol theae didenng line»
ism; too much echoing of the big
of endeavor will find that conferrncea TION, thia bank ia a place for them
with our officera often bring out ad to enter and feel at home and they
talk of
phrase-making London,
vantage. which anxiety and buaineaa are invited to call end make their
Washington and Paris politicians
desire* known.
earea have hidden from them.
and discussion of big w'orld programs ,
and not enough attention, therefore,
to the every day work of the church
Jx the final analysis, it will be found that this in
es among the every day people right
stitution
is governed by a spirit of helpfulness, and,
here at home. The churches, in some
whatever your business interests in this section may
instances, are suffering from the
be, you can confidently rely upon its cordial, intelli
same instances, are suffering from
the same thing as the National Gov
gent and personal co-operation.
ernment, namely, talk that is taller
TILLAMOOK COUNTY B^NK
than people and big far-away pro
The Strong Rome Bank
grams that cover everything and
touch nothing. Almost every human
institution need» to be called back to
the basis of common sense, and some
of the churches, or some of the lead-
churches are um.
due
ui the
lue euuieuoa
ers of some of
v:
to wake up t----- ■_• fact that ¿reams
■ are not deeds and words are not
actualities. There never was a time
in the world's history when people E525E5H. t E5H5¿5B5 í
so much needed the sort of religion £
which effects men's daily lives, The
world cannot be hustled into the
millennium by mere political pro-
grams, and the preachers of religion,
rather than the political leaders
who are going to make humanity
over with a world constitution or
some other theoretical formula, have
the sole solution for the world's bet
terment. For that solution, individual
regeneration, any mere political ar
rangements are a poor substitute. I
do not mean by this that much can
not be done to improve the world by
the betterment of its laws and in
stitutions, but these laws and insti
tutions will be changed as the peo
ple are changed. This nation is far
ahead of the rest of the world in its
political ideals, and for us to be
“yoked with unbelievers” in a world
government would not help the rest
of the world as much as it would
hurt the United States of America,
and the people of this country have
not reached the point where they
are ready to sacrifice this republic
on the altar of internationalism, any
more than they are willing to fuse
Christianity with Mohammedanism
and every other alien religion and
call that sacrifice of our ideals of
progres.-. I du not consider it disloyal
to the church and religion to call at
tention to what many believe is
■■arnim- it and causing loss of mem
bers."
NOTICE
4
Have sold my interest in
the Tillamook Transfer Co.
and have bought into the
City Transfer Co., and all of
the old customers who wish
me to do their work will find
me on the Job.
Prices Right.
H. BROOKS
Wearing $11 Suits in France.
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T h. id off the clothing profiteers
the government of France devised
and manufactured a national cos
tume for men which Frenchmen are
now proudly exhibiting in the thea
tres and cafes of Paris. These gov
ernment suits," writes an American
newspaper
correspondent,
“are
neither conspicuous for their ele-1
wholesale and retail
gance nor shabbiness. In fact they
are little different from any others
turned out by the so-called fashion
able tailoring houses except for a
little strip of linen inside the coat
marked 'National Garment' which
the wearers seem proud to exhibit to
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE-
friends and to strangers." But there
COR.
FRONT
AND 3 rd AVE. WEST, TILLAMOOK »>K
is one big item'in which these suits
do differ from all others and that is
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the price which is about 111 in
American money. If France wants to
do its 1 ankee friends a good turn,
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suits over here?
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CEMENT LIME, PLASTER, LATH AN
BRICK; DOMESTIC STEAM AND
SMITHING COAL.
In arguing for the adoption of the
Europeanized ratherthan the Ameri
canized covenant of the league of
nations. Pleasant A. Stovall, the ad
ministrations minister to Switzer
land. said: “Talk about the Monroe
Doctrine Every one knows now that
England could have averted the
world war if she had accepted Ger
many's offer to override the Monroe
Doctrine. If everybody knows that
how does it come that nobody knows
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