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J
J Headlight Classified Ads
r
What Did You Make In 1920!
J anuary is. imi
Work has begun on the collection
At The Churches
IN PIONEER DAYS
of
the Income tax for the year 1920:
A Weekly Paper Published Every J
Uncle Sam. through the Bureau of N.
Thursday by the
X.
Internal Revenue, is addressing to
Little Cost-Big Results. All Tillamook County Reads Them. One Cent a Wor Per Issue
PRESBYTERIAN
Headlight Publishing Company, Inc.
THIRTY YEARS AGO
Little Cost—Big Results.
every person in the United States the
Sunday Schoo). 19 A. M.
Tillamook, Oregon
(From issue of Jan. 16, 1891)
Morning Worship, 11 A. M.
question,"What
was
your
net
income
The Hook and Ladder company
Morning Worship. 11 A. M. Sub-
GO TO THE SUNSET ELECTRIC
Both Telephones
passed ¡resolutions thanking
the 'for 1920?” The answer permits of no ject " Gaining By Giving.”
BUSLNESS NOTICES
for National Mazda lamps. They
FOR SALE
Every single person
Cornet Band for courtesies extend [ guesswork.
P.
M.
TAXIDERMY
Evening Worship, 7:30
give better light.
tf
¡whose net income for 1920 was $1,- Subject "Is God too Loving to damn FOR SALE—1918 FORD TOURING DOUGLAS COUNTY ------
Entered as second-class matter in ed at the Xmas ball.
Taxi-
and
Tanning
Company.
ana
1U11IUUS
----------------------------
,
Otis Howell, who killed Ed. Haiix- 000 or more and every married per­ Anybody?”
the postoffice at Tillamook, Oregon.
Car, self starter, storage battery,
dermist of all kinds of anima!» THE WORLD MOVES; SO DO'.VE
-1 hurst, had his preliminary examina-
electric lights, good tires, $390.
Oregon Transfer, opposite P. o.
There will be a question box and
of
and heads. Tans all classes
■ tion on Tuesday and was committed son whose net income was $2,000 or any question upon the many things
Phone 41R.
H. H. Rosenberg.
Both phones.
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Subscription Rates
of
furs;
makes
furs
off
classes
to jail to await the action of the ¡more is required to file a return un­ relating to religion and the Bible
1-13 t2
$2.00
tur
One year ...................................
furs.
Manufacturers
of
all
MONEY
TO
LOAN
—
ENQUIRE
up
‘grand jury next August.
der oath with the collector of inter­ will be answered the following wees.
Six months ..............................
1.00 I A corporation is about to be f.orm-
John Leland Henderson, 206-3rd
FOR SALE — LOGAN BERRY
wear. We also buy mountain lion
nal
revenue
for
the
district
In
which
Special
music
by
the
choir.
Three months .........................
.50 I f*a a to
. 1 build
— 'll a 1 large
am —- V,
y. ♦ A1 Z on
“» W t the O
We
hotel
plants. Any quantity. Order now.
St., Tillamook, Oregon.
tf
buuc
bobcat and raccoon hides,
he lives on or before March 15,1921. I We are always glad when others
Payable in advance
H
R.
Brown,
Woodburn,
Ore.
pay
best
prices.
Douglas
County
beach near the lakes below Gari-
LET" the SUNSET
ELECTRIC
The penalty for failure is a fine of worship with us.
1-13 t6p
Taxidermy and Tanning Cimpany,
baldi.
Allan A. McRea, Minister.
_________________________ ____
wire your home and save you mon­
The crew of the Straun was sav- not more than $1.000 and an addi­
Roseburg. Oregon.
1-'^“
FOBSALE—SECOND HANDDESK, THE GREATEST ARTISTS Oh 1HL
The tightening conditions of the I ed by a passing Bhip and are now in tional assessment of 25 per cent of
ey.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
i Inquire at Headlight office. l-6tf
money market just al present are San Francisco. The
vessel
came the amount of tax due. For willful
World have entrusted their repu­ PIANO TUNING — ALL WORK
Owing to the weather conditions
simply the birth struggles of the new I ashore near Cape Lookout, on Sand
tations to the Victor Records.
: refusal to make a return the penalty Archdeacon Chambers, of the Epis­ FOR SALE—LIGHE WAGON. JAS.
era we have been looking forward to Lake, and is a total wreck.
Guaranteed. H. F. Cook. 131-W
Hear them at their best in your
Williams, R. F. D.
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for some time. It is true that some
The
prospects for a railroad is a fine of not more than $10,000 or copal Church, was unable to fill ills
own
home.
Tillamook
Music
co.,
SINGER
AGENCY — OPPOSITE
may fall or otherwise come to grief through Tillamook at an early date not exceeding one year Imprisonment appointment in Tillamook last Sun­
Dealers, opposite P. O.
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before the more normal period is were never brighter than at pres­ or both together with the cost of pro day. He will hold services on Sun­ FOR SALE—A FEW NICE SINGLE
Postoffice. O. M. Cook.
Comb R. I. Red cockerels. These
day, January 23. in this city.
reached but the survivors will be a ent.
AND GRAIN HAULING A
birds are from a flock in which HAY
in »ecution. A similar penalty is pro­
great deal better off than they have
The steamer Augusta came
PROFESSIONAL
speciality. Oregon Transfer. Both
the average hen was $7.15 in egg
of vided for making a false or fraudu­
CHRISTIAN
been for several months past.
Thursday with a large
cargo
phones.
Opposite
P.
O.
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production for the year just clos­
DR. RAMSEY. OSTEOPATH.—Room
The local banks predict favorable freight for Bay City and this place. lent return, together with an addi-
Morning sermon al 11 o'clock.
ed. Only a few on hand, so send THE STANDARD OF T1IE WOULD
110 I. O. O. F. Bldg., Tillamook.
conditions ahead and banks are ’be
j tional assessment of 50 per cent cf
Evening song service and preach­
your $3.00 and get one of these
Mutual phone, Bell phone 146-M.
barometers of the community as well
the amount of tax evaded.
ing. at 7:30.
—
Victrolas
and
Victor
Records.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
fine bred for production cockerels.
as the stabilizers to all other busi­
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
(From issue of January 10, 1901) ' The income tax applies to women
Tillamook Music Co., Opposite P. DR.'S ALLEN & SHARP DENTISTS
Mutual phone. Mrs. B. A. Folks,
ness.
C. E. at 6:30 P. M.
Garibaldi—A large black fish as well as men. Husband and wife
O.
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National Building.
Tillamook.
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Some industries have been forced came into the mouth of the bay on 'must consider the income of both
Wednesday evening at 7:30 Pray­
to shut down temporarily, on ac­ Sunday as far as Bar View Smith's plus that of minor dependent child­ er meeting.
DR
J. B. GRIDER, DENTIST, I. 0.
FOR GOOD WOOD CALL THE ORE-
count of the slow demand for their place, where it turned and went ren and if th total equals or exceeds
A cordial invitation to the public. FOR SALE—DAIRY FARM, ABOUT
O. F. Bldg., Tillamook, Oregon.
gon
Transfer,
both
phones.
30
acres.
New
buildings,
ten
products but in a few months they back. It looked to be a species of $2,000 a return must be filed. A min­
Harry E. Tucker, Minister.
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head cove, team, some
young
will open again with a new vigor the whale.
or having net income must file separ­
stock.
Place will support
15
DR. LEBOW CAN BE FOUND AT
due to their present inactiveness.
Barnegat—Quite a number of hunt­ ate return. To be allowed the ex-
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
cows. Inquire
John
Theiler. AT LAST—A VICTOR DEALER IN
Dr. Wise’s Tillamook office, south
ers were on the bay and sandspit 'emption a married person must be
Sunday School at 10 o’clock.
Pleasant Valley.
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Tillamook County. Victor Vic-
of the Court House every Monday,
¡living
with
husband
or
wife
on
the
the
past
few
days.
Who said that the rainfall was
Morning sermon at 11 o’clock
Tuesday and Wednesday until
trolas, $25.00 and up. Victor Re­
A protest against the division of last day of the taxable year, Decem-
light this winter?
The precipita­
Sunday morning sermon at 11 o’­ FOR SALE—TEN TONS OF HAY.
! ber 31, 1920. Divorcees, persons
noon.
cords, 85 cents and up. Tilla­
IS
the
county,
the
southern
part
of
tion we have had during the last two
Can
make
arrangements
for
feed
­
clock.
Subject:
"Paul's
Meditation
mook Music Co., Opposite P. 0.
weeks should dispell any such ideas. we understand, being circulated ¡n 'separated by mutual agreement, wid- and Last Hymn.”
ing on the place. Herman Thun,
lows and widowers, unless they are
11-lStf IF IN NEED OF GLASSES SEE A. H.
Yet the forestry department is pre­ those parts.
at
7:30.
Subject:
Blaine,
Oregon.
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Evening sermon
Harris. Registered optician, at R.
Tillamook county wants to be di- 'the sole support of others living in
dicting forest fires in some sections
W. Bennett’s Jewelry store Tuea-
1 the same household, in which case "God’s Messengers to a Lost Man." FOR SALE — BRIGHT, GREEN WE HAUL ANYTHNG ANYWHERE
next season on account of the mild voiced from the bicycle law and a ¡the
notice. Will make dates any time,
been !they are allowed the $2,000 exeinp- You are cordially Invited to come
petition to that effect has
at any time. Oregon Transfer,
winter.
leafy clover hay.
No. 1 grade
I lion granted the head of a family, and worship with us. Revival ser-
day and Saturdays until further
handed to our representative.
office
opposite
P.
O.
Both
phones
at
$22
F.
O.
B.
Shefflin,
Oregon,
are entitled only to $1,000 exemp- vices are in progress this week, Be-
Phone 143-J.
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who
grower. Write Joe Harrington,
The U. S. Naval balloonists
ginning on Monday evening Jan. 17,
tion.
Newspaper Costs
were lost in the woods of Canada re­
Cornelius, Oregon.
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Dr.
E.
E.
Gilbert
will
preach
and
Like many Oregon newspaper men
cently have come to blows over their
(each niifllt (thereafter during the
hard
’ ORDER
FOR SALE - HOUSE AND LOTS
different versions of the experience a New York publisher found it
I
week
Parents and Sunday School
to
to
bring
liiw
advertising
rates
up
In
the
County
Court
of
the
State
for 31000. Easy terms. Inquire at
while lost. They should have made
teachers are urged to put their chil­
Headlight office.
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arrangements with
a good press cost of production plus a reasonable of Oregon, for Tillamook County.
dren under the Influence of the ser­
I
profit,
lie
had
his
plant
surveyed
|
In
the
matter
of
the
Guardianship
agent before returning to civiliza­
mons of this man of God during his FOR SALE—GOOD STEEL RANGE,
by
T.
H.
Alverd
of
Livonia,
iiHSisted
of
George
Ludtke
and
Ivan
Ludtke,
tion.
ministery in our city. Make your
by Porte Publishing company, and minors.
also organ. Call Walter Nelson,
this is wbul was found:
1
This matter coming on to be heard plans to attend all of these meetings. Mutual phone.
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There seems to be an epidemic of
C. L. Dark, Pasor.
The paper is published in a town this 12th day of January, 1921, up­
grip or influenza among the very of 1000. It is an eight-page, fix
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND TWO
young children of the county, which j column weekly, operated by the own­ on the petition of H. V. Ailey, guard,
Ian of the person? and estate of the
lots on easy terms. Price $1,000.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
causes a congestion In the ears and er and two other men.
Enquire at Headlight offlce.ll-25tf
which soon becomes dangerous. it I In the first nine months of this above named minor’s, praying tor The Christian Science society holds
Let me show you plans and give you estimates
an order licensing him to sell the services in the Woodman’s Hall, Na­
might be well for parents to invest- |year 56 per cent of the space car­
real property belonging to said min­ tional Building, every Sunday at 11 FOR SALE—TWO LATEST STYLE
on
that new house of yours or help you plan to
igate if their children have colds or ried paid advertising at the average
White sewing machines, almost
ors situated in Clatsop County, Ore­ A. M. Sunday school at 10 A. M.
complain of an ear ache.
make your old one more complete.
rate of 17.9 cents per column inch. gon, described as follows:
new. Singer Agency, opposite P.1
Wednesday evening meetings first
In July subscription was jumped
The South half of the Southeast and third Wednesdays of each month
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from $1.50 to $2, In an attempt to quarter of Section 35, and the West
Residence: 1002 3rd Ave. East, Cor. 10th. Mutual Phone
Card of Thanks
FOR SALE—PURE BRED BROWN
L. D. Ackley and family wish U) make ends meet. Even at that, the half of the Southeast quarter of Sec­ Everybody welcome.
The
Reeher-Bester
Furniture
Com
­
Swiss cattle. 1 bull 4 years old,
express their appreciation to their 1050 subscriptions and 37 columns tion 36, all in Township 4 North of
a fine Individual; 2 bull calvos
friends and especially the members of advertising, aggregating $5035.- Range 3 West. W. M., and Lots 1 pany is quoting some low prices on
Ranges and Heating Stoves.
You
from good ancesters. John Boeckli,
of The American Legion
for Dip 56 per year, failed to produce pro­ and 2, Block 9 in Mohler, Tillamook
should see them before you buy.
breeder ¡of Brown-Swiss
cattle,
flowers and other courtesies extern lu- duction costs.
County, Oregon.
You can get a 40 lb. Cotton Felt­
This paper was told to advance its
Linnton, Oreg., Route 2. 12-9 t6
cd them during the burial of Harry
And it appearing to the Court
ed (not stuffed) Mattress, at the
rate to an average of 22 cents per
It. Ackey,
front such petition that it is nec­
column inch to break even, allowing
Reeher-Beser Furniture Company for f CLEARING SALE OF USED IN--
essary and will be beneficial to the
for owner's salary, rent interest and
$12.50. Others at $6.50 and up. ,
struments.
Piano, $95.00; Edi-
said
minors
that
such
real
estate
be
Call For Warrants
Better see these Special Bargains.
depreciation.
son talking machine, $5.00; diSC
sold,
and
it
further
appearing
that
All outstanding County General
It was found that the actual cost
Special prices on a lot of 9x12
records, 25c; organ. $50.00; sew-
Fund Warrants endorsed prior to of producing the advertising itself H. V. Alley, Winnie Alley and Aug­ and
8-3x10-6 Bug» at $18.50. 1
ing machines, $10; Player rolls.
ust
Ludtke
are
the
next
kin
of
said
and including the 17th day of No­ ¡was 18.4 rents per column inch, and
Reeher-Bester Furniture Company.
50c, and many other articles, all
vember, 1920, will be paid upon pie tills made no provision for carrying minors, and no other person is int­
bargains.
Tillamook Music
Mentation.
Also, all County Road the cost of printing the news and erested in their estate.
Victor Dealers.
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IT IS ORDERED that said next r
Warrants endorsed prior to and in­ editorials.
■s
cluding the 21st day of October, 1920 j "Advertising and circulation are of kin, and all persons interested in
FOR SALE— UPRIGHT KOHLER
will be paid upon presentation. In­ the only sources of income for the the estate, be and they are hereby
Fraternal Notes
piano in good condition $150.
terest censes this 12th day of Jan­ netspaper,” says the report, "and directed to appear before this coun
Also Vlctrola and 34 records, $75.
uary, 1921.
at
the
County
Court
Roof
in
thj
inasmuch as circulation Income is
Goyne
Ranch, South
Prairie
Kathleen Mill, County Treus.
Court
House
in
Tillamook
City,
Ore
­
never anywhere near the cost of the
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I.
O.
O.
NOTES
gon,
on
Monday
the
14th
day
of
producing
the average
country
See me about the Vaugh-made D. weekly, the deficit must be met by February, 1921, at the hour of 10
¡DAIRY
FARM
—
A
GOOD
BARGAIN
Yes. brethren, another year has
J. B. gas stump puller, E. (I. Krebs. the only other source of income— o’clock A. M. then and there to arrived, and have you paid your dues
82 acres, good land, 42 under cul­
show
cause,
if
any
there
be,
why
a
l-13tf that of advertising.’’
tivation, 40 In pasture and tim­
for 1921?
Read your bylaws and
license should not be granted to then call upon your secretary, You
ber. New 7 room house modern
said guardian for the sale of such will be better Odd Fellows.
with fire-place and plumbing.
real estate, and that a copy of this
Barn, 4 5x60, with lights and wu-
If you failed to be present last
order shall be published at least Wednesday evening,
ter. Silo 11x31 with 40 tons in
you
missed
three successive weeks in the Tllla- something for there was a
silage, plenty hay and oats, 3
good
rnook Headlight a weekly newa- crowd, good program, good eats and I acres kale, 1 ’A acres potatoes,
paper lof general circulation pub- tha committee is sure shaking with |
8 acres seeded in wheat, 1 Vi
lished In Tillamook City, Tillamook themselves.
acre» vineyard, 1 acre assorted or-
County, Oregon, and circulating in
chard, 14 cow», 7 fresh, others
The new officers for the next six
such County, such publication to be months are: N. G., Sollle Smith; V.
soon, ang some young stock.
2
«
made prior to the time »et for the G., Geo. P. Wln»low; Sec., F. F. Con­
horses, 6 hogs ready for market,
HERE are 12,000 usesfortheWinchester
bearing of said petition.
over; Treaa., C. H. Coe; Warden,
IS ohlekens.
Good spring and
Homer Mason, County Judge.
Chas. Bennett; Conductor, Ben Egge
creek all ths year. Gasoline
Flashlight. Yours may be lighting up
State of Oregon, County of Tillamook R. S. of N. G.. S. A. Brodhead. L. 8.
pump.
Separator. Tools.
8%
I.
H.
8.
Brimhall,
County
Clerk
of
N.
G
.
M.
A
Schult»;
R.
S.
of
V.
my
lady’s clothes closet when you want it
Inch
wagon,
buggy
and
all
neces
­
Grave« Canning Co., Inc., are contem­
and Clerk of tbs County Court, of G„ C. L. Christenson; L. 8. of V. G.,
sary farming
implements.
13
in the garage ! Get one for her, too.
the County and 8tat» aforesaid, do Elt. Jeffries; R. 8. S.. F. B. Culber­
plating the buildinir of a berry cannery in
miles from Portland. Good roads
hereby certify that the foregoing son; L. 8. S., E. 8. Bettchers; I. G.
I IS.000. Easy terms. Address H.
You’ll like it—both of you. So powerful,
copy of Order In the Metter of the Sam Green; O. G., E. V. Snodgrass;
thia city. This Cannery will be a stock con­
Sorenson. 1034 8. Sherman St.,
Guardianship of George Ludtke and Chaplatn, F. A. Belt«.
safe, handy, and like the famous Winchester
Portland. Oregon.
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Ivan Ludtke. Minors, has been
cern. Those wishing to purchase stock in
by
The Rebekahs also Installed for
Rifle in its dependability.
in» compared with the original, and the next b I x months.
FOR 8ALE—GOOD FAMILY JER-
thia company will communicate with the
that it is a correct transcript there­
sey cow. Milking now about 2
Thirty four members and one vis­ I
W inchester guaranteed Batteries, too.
from nnd of the whole of such orig­ itors were present
gallon» per day. $50.00 I. L.
last
meeting.
above firm at their Sheridan, Oregon office.
inal Order as the same appears of Were you there?
Stewart, Phone 9F21.
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Come in and see them today.
record and on fit» at my office and
Encampment next Thursday ev­
FOR
SALE
—
7
5
BARRED
ROCK
in my custody.
ening. Golden Rule degree will be
Pullet».
$100. Call Bell phone
This is a chance for yon to trade in your
In witncKs whereof, I have here­ conferred, and officers installed, all
9F33.
.
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unto set my band and affixed the candidates please b» present.
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Liberty Bonds at face value on a guaranteed
seal of said Court this 12th day of
Shall we meet you next Tuesday FOR SALE—HALF INCH LUMBER
THE
store
January, 1921.
evening at 7:30 I. O. O. F. building.
Inquire at Frank Heyd A Com­
investment of 7 percent preferred stock.
(Seal)
H. 8. Brimhall. Clerk.
pany.
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• Hot merchant'» lunch now being FOR SALE—MAIL BOX SUITABLE
The Company is arranging for the plant­
for rural route, In second hand
•• CALL FOR COUNTY ROAD •• served from 11:30 A M to 1:30 P.
M at the Palm.
condition. Apply Headlight of­
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WARRANTS
ing of several hundred acres of Logan Berries
fice.
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All outstanding County Road War­
rants endorsed prior to and includ­
all planted in small tracts of 2 to 10 acres, and
SALE—WHITE
CLOVER
Burge Grocery will save you 20 FOR
ing the 20th day of October, 1920,
•eed. also Red Clover seed. Ger­
this acreage will be sold to hotueseekera. who
ail such warrants not heretofore per cent ob your groceries. 12-23tf
mination test 100 per cent. "Pio­
called, Interest ceases this 30th. day
neer Farm 1847." Carleton. Oro.
in turn will add to the thrift of our county.
of December, 1920.
C. D Bockes.
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Our Karo 8yrup» are 38 per cent
KATHLEEN MILLS,
below th» regular price
Burge
It is our honest opinion that within a very
County Treasurer. Groe»ry.
WANT1D
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L
FRANK H. MATTHEWS
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
win cm m*
J
For You Yourself—The Best
Kind of a Personal Light
NOTICE TO INVESTORS
T
King-Crenshaw Hardware Co
WINCHESTER
let s pack up and go to
few years the berry industry in this oouuty
will exceed that of the cheese.
I.
Notice To The Public
I
I will not stand respousiblq for
Too Late to Classify
I
and debt» incurred by my wife, O.
SALE — LOGANBERRY
|S. Atterbury, or anyone concerned, FOR
plants, any quantity. Oredr now
after this date—Jan. 6th, 1921.
R R. Brown. Woodburn, Ore.
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L. A. ATTERBURY
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I
WANTED
VOUNO LADY DE-
sires boa: d and room on farm in
exchange fo. .»»-¡sting with work
: or chores. Willing to do a little
work and pay a small amount each
month if desired. Want a place
where can hav» plenty of milk,
i Please write full partlclars to Miss
A. Bennett. 494 K. 16th St. N.
(Portland, Or».
1-1$ tie
FOR SALE A TEN COW RANCH
on Foley creek
Eight cows, one
horse and buggy goes with it. A ¡WANTED—TO HEAR FROM OWN
small payment down. J F. Will­
er of good ranch for sale. State
cash price, full description
ford. Mohler. Oregon.
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D. F.
Rush. Minneapolis.
Let me bring you a Vaugh drag-
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Mutua'. phone. E. G Krebs.
1-13tf WANTED—MEN'S WASHING. Will
sail for and deliver
Mutual
FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT IN
phon»
Marla Getchell.
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Tillamook cheap.
Inquire at
Headlight office.
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LOST AND FOUND
'it
<\i.E COWB FOR SALE.
LOST
A
CARD CASE CONTAIN
Call or see P. W. Jacobs, Mutual
Ing cards and money. Owners
phone.
1 13t f
name on cards
Finder ple«.-e
leave at the Headlight office
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1 ■
Tillamook Bakery
i
: ■
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¡
VAUGHH’S, THE ORIGINAL AND BEST
Will set it up and pnt it to work tor you to
your satisfaction or you don't pay a cent
Everything Strictly
Sanitary
To.be had now at the Tillamook Clay Works. E. G. KREBS, Prop.
See that dutch and sawholder?
Put your saw on it or take it off in a jiffy. Phone or calf
mumawNNONA********** ******** ’
CHAS. VOGLER, Prop
LOST CRANK FROM OUSMOBILE
somewhere between Tillamook and
Netarts
Finder return to Head­
light office and receive reward
11-2
LOST LAST SATURDAY
NIGHT
an Elk tooth wst. h chirm mark­
ed "McM 1283." Finder return to
John A. Carrol and lecelve
ward.
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FOR SALE
PELT' N WATER
wheel with connections. Suitable
for milking machine or home
lighting
system
Inquire
at
Headlight ufle«.
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CALIFORNIA
"WINTERS SUMMER GARDEN"
8oon»r or later everyone goes to California where th« bright
warm sunshine greet» you; ybere th» delightful climate,
ths
sweet scented flowers and ths 1 Ur. of th» sea welcome you to
this land of beauty and charm.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
"The Shasta’’
"Oregonian"
“California Express"
“San Francis o Express"
PORTLAND TO SAN FRANCISCO
and
NEW THROUGH SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
SEATTLE. TACOMA AND PORTLAND
to
8AN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES
Provide comfortable accomnn dations and excellent service
WINTER EXCURSION TICKETS
•re on sale to
Southern California
Your copy of our nea I
-CBllfornia for the
Tourist, will be mailed FREE on request.
Inquire of Uxal Agent fo. Mrtteular. as to fares, routes, sleep­
ing car reservations and tr.tr, s.»rvice_ or wH
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT
. ..
. -eneral Pas: enger Agent
Portland. Oregon
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