THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1921 PAGE SIX Bills Allowed by County Court COUNTY COURT BILLS FEB. 1921. Howard Owens Chas. Ray GENERAL WARRENTS. te U k W 1 1 6 Keeps ba by warm and happy Pearl Oil in a good oil heater keeps dampness and chill from the home. Warmth and coziness without dust and dirt. Heater is easy to carry about. Lights at the touch of a match—gives in­ stant heat. No smoke, no odor. EcoriWmical. Pearl Oil is refined and re­ refined by our special process which makes it clean burning. For sale in bulk by dealers everywhere—the same high- quality kerosene as the Pearl OU sold in five-gallon cans. There ia a saving by buying in bulk. Order by name—Pearl OU. We recommend Perfection OU Heaters. PEARL OIL (KEAOSE.NB) HEAT AND LIGHT STANDARD OIL COMPANY Pennsylvania S'. AUTO TUBE ION TESTED" .•¿'••’•’A?-' « I J/', 1 if: - i down your tire and tube expenditures by anticipating your Spring and Summer requirements and getting— Absolutely FREE < one “Ton Tested” Tube, of corresponding size, with every Vacuum Cup Tire bought at our store. Act quickly. This offer is LIMITED. Once it expires, it will not be renewed. Early ordering will avoid disappointment. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Oregon. 3 Transfer Wood Gravel TRANSFER A. A. Imlah Tillamook Battery Station 19.10 W. G. Foster 93.60 Forest Ayer H. M. Maybee " 16.00 . john Borba H. M. Maybee 28.00 jiandlake Sawmill A. H. Gulstrom 11.18 Tillamook Abstract Co. Mary Burmester 10.00 Roekaway Spruce Company Irene Eadus lv.00 Hull Johnson Johanna York 17.50 W. C. CheneJ- Florence M. Baker 25.00 Kt;ebs Brothers t Inei V. Gillam 17.50 Oregon State Highway Comm. Augusta E. Williams 10.00 H. S. Brimhall, Clerk I Marie G^tchell 40.00 Lahor Auto Spring Co. Lena C. Hail 10.00 Chester Worthington I Myrtle F. Dougherty 10.00 O. E. Mattoon Mary L. Dye 32.50 Oscar Bennett Elvie Hellebuyck 40.00 Frank Nelson A. D. Lommen 17.50 Clay S. Taylor Gollon & Ott 17.50 Walter Elliott W. E. Noyes 17'. 5 9 Robert Howard Zeno Biser 17.50 James Beggs G. W. Hoskins 17.50 Gail Glick H. H. Hanenkratt 25.00 N. Affolter Mrs. Hans C. Hanson 17,50 Monroe Switzer E. M. Clarke J. A. Coughran Andrew Zuereher Merle Holman ♦ B. W. Neilson Walter Affolter Benson & Peterson John Affolter C. F. DeFord , Fred Affolter Chris Zieger Lee Affolter Samuel L. Brown ,'H. A. Brandt Tillamook Transfer Company 17.50 |W. H. Webb John Aschim 202.16 ¡Standard Oil Company Conover & Conover 25 00 ¡Southern Pacific Con.pany M. D. Scovell *9.70 ¡Nehalem River Transfer Co. Fredrick Post Company 2 25 Nelson & Company T. C. Percy W. S. Coates ~ 116.25 c- w- Ross A. il Gulstrom 25.22 D. C. Fletcher 21.45 H. Theisen W. H. Stark 20.25 J- S. Jasmann W. E. Anderson H. M. Shea rer 18.20 4?. F. Best 5 05 Frank Crane King-Crenshaw Hardware Co. 10 20 Andrew Zuereher Tillamook Co. Mut. Tel Co. Pacific Tel. ii Tel. CFompnny 41.80 D C. Craig Coast Power Company 100.95 Ed- H-.Best H. S. Brimhall 20.79 M. C. Beaman 910 Grif Krunilauf Royal Restaurant 1 05 Chas. Blunt City Transfer Company 4 ng J. Stewart E. W. Perkins 45.50 James Pallin West Disinfecting Company E W. Stanley 6.70 S. E. DeRock F. C. Burton 2.10 Al. 11. Schloth Win. Briscoe 2.10 G. N. Sutfiii Roscoe Beckwith 1.70 D. C. Russell F L. Sappington 16.'*0 Chas. Crowther Nelson Company 16.92 Horace Sappington Southern Pacific Company 5.58 Geo. Cornwall standard 0*1 Company i *> > Sum Tomlinson George Vaughn 19.18 A. Myers * Conover & Conover 31.85 E. Randall G. B. Lanil) 67.71 B. Miner Frank H. Matthews 401.69 L. P. Podlock Remington Typewriter Co. 3.00 H. C. Wilks Lamb-Schruder Company 5.50 Seth Vermllyea Smith W. FTlliott 9.00 Carl Johnson I'll ill.ft:iook Garage 189.77 Asbery Miner «linste Garage 10.68 L. Nealy Knight 35 40 E. C. Allen Bud Steel ¡Glen Snider ROAD WARRANTS. Matt While H. J Metcalf 15.71 P. E Allen Wm. Zuereher 11.22 Leonard Cain I van R. Witcher 13.D» Wm. Hugenon Clifford Illingsworth 6 73 'Wm. Ewan Hammond Lumber Co. 1.00 , E. J Bar trow ‘ Brighton Mills Go. 1 00 Ellis Bartrow Edw. Stasek 25.00 Francis Buckles Cloverdale Merc. Co. 56.07 A. Blackmore Tillamook Co. Mut. Tel Co ■ Geo. La Gault E E.» Parker 6.0* Chas. Haybarker 3 John Borba Jr. 9.00 Frank Reed W. 8. Coates 22 46 Lee Mead A H Gulstrom 5.51 Frank Reed W. H Stark 5 19 W. F Cain W E. Anderson 4 49 Mohlr Supply Company Northwest Auto Company 60.10 Frank Ullngsworth Warren Construction Co. 4S7.S6 Frank Hobson Phone 37 W Tillamook Transfer Co. » » .« x i cwi B te» i .♦ »:♦.♦.»♦ r . t t -r-^ i Liberty Temple Dr. E. L. Glaisver, VETERINARIAN County Dairy Herd Inspector HELL PHONE. MAIN 3- MUTUAL PHONE I C. C. Murphy R. F. Zachman Virgin Spruce Company Botts & Winslow Tillamook Iron Works A. F. Coates Lumber Company Alex McNair Charland & Deuel The Hemlock Store John Carroll C. C. Murphy Alley Lumber Company Gilbert & Company Alvis E. Curl Oscar Bennett William S. Thomas John Imlah James Imlah C. C. Murphy E. J. McLaughlin Clem Hurliman J C. Stultz Gus Holgate Willard Broughton , C. P. Briggs Lamb-Schrader Company Tillamook Gorage Sunset Garage Howard Owens Wm. Crawford Wheeler United Lumber Co. 1 State Industrial' Acc. Comm. B0ND WARRANTS. Edw.Mallory Edw Mallory C. D. Nelson E. E. Nelson F. M. Nelson J. S. Bodyfelt Ed. Creecy Vai Fisher Jr. Ray Woods R. R. Edwards Lyle Edwards Hugh Wallace J. T. Davis H. C. Maynard Geo. Kellow Guy Schoppert Art Case B. E. Turner Ed Le Francis L. A. Whitcombe P. D. Ott Hawthorne Dock Company King-Crenshaw Hdwe Co. Alvis E. Curl Lamb-Schrader Company Gilbert & Company State Industrial Acc. Com, 107.88 71.92 56,75 51.06 68.12 58.34 21.31 I 54.87 28.61 26.93 31.42 35.55- 41.92 34.21 31.46 16.27 19.96 14.97 24.95 28.79 15.70 72.00 9.26 35.00 1,509.00 1.70 54.43 a strong. Interesting dram* of married life. Thursday we again have beaut,, ful, entrancing Clara Kimball Young tn a dramatic tale of the old days California. This is a feature well worth your time. Friday is big, bushy, humorous Mitch Lewis In a real story of th, big out-of-doors, and Saturday, Feh- ruary 26th, we have genuine, 'au­ thentic pictures of the world-renown- ed Pendleto Roundup. It this isn't a really worth-while list of Plays, will take a back seat. K.Laughlin Did you see “Ruth of the P. S. Rockies” ? ADV. ✓ • DR. J. G. TURNER Eye Specialist Permanently located in Tillamook Private office in Jenkin’s jewelry store. Latest up-to-date instru­ ments and equipment. Evenings and Sunday by appointment. Complete Lens Grinding Factory on the Premises. Any lens dupli­ cated. 7 BARRICK & HALL ATTORNEYS AT LAW National Building Tillamook. Oregon ---------------- - -- _> -------- > DR. O. L. HOHLFELD VETERINARIAN Bell Phonc 2F2. MutualPhona Tillamook, Oregon y MARKET ROAD FUND. State Industrial Acc. Com. John Jenck W. S. Coates .35 3360.00 10.85 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION A Dr. J. E. Shearer Dr. A. C. Crank Drs. Shearer and Crank MEDICINE & SURGERY National BuildRng The United States Civil Service Tillamook, Oregon Commission announces a' Post Office K. 7 Clerk examination, to be held on ------------------------------------------------------------------ March 12, 1921 for the purpose of ( establishing an eligible register from R. T. BQALS M. D. which selections made be made to fill vacancies as they may occur in Surgeon and Physician the position of Clerk, Post Offie Ser­ I. O. O. F. Building vice, Tillamook, Oregon. Salary, J 1,400 per annum. TILAMOOK, OREGON All citizens of the United States 7 who meet the requirements both men md women, may enter this examin.or iion; appointing officers, however, have the legal right to specify the » sex desired in requesting certifica­ I CADILLAC CARS tion of eligibles. Age limits. 18 to 4 5 years on the date of the examina­ Leaves Tillamook Daily at 8:00 A. M. and 12:30 P. M. tion. Age limits do not apply to I persons entitled to preference,on ac- Leaves Portland (Hoyt Hotel) daily ount of military or n^val service. at 8:30 A. M. and 1:00 P. M. For further information and app­ Makes connections with Rockawxy lication blank apply to Mr. Lee E. Stage Line. i □oty, local secretary, board of civil I service examiners, at Tillamook, Ore­ Cars are wann and comfortable gon; or the Secretary, Eleventh II. I - S. Civil Service District, 303 Post Office Building, Seattle. Washing- ington. To Employers of Labor C. D. Paine, District Secretary. By the Tillamook Stage Line Help Furnished Free The Swede says. “Yumpin yiminie, dat dar Buck Yones Is some eller. Ay bane go see hint nex’ Thursday at de Gem Theater sure. You vili beddo’ be dar tu. My gudeness see him go on dot dar horse!" REX CHAT NUMBER 8. At last! The week of good plays. If you really appreciate good Plays, you wont miss a night this week. Of course you will all go to see the “Scorrerà”, Friday night, al- though this is a religious play on the whole, it is made full of action that it will appeal to everyone. Saturday we have Roy Stewart, a well known portrayer of western, roles, a drama of Mexico and the west, It will thrill you if anythin', will, Saturday morning at ten •>’ clock we are giving an extra perfornt- ance of our Friday’s show, A1I chil- dren will be admitted free to this. . Sunday and Monday we have th“ biggest picture of the year. “Hum- roresque”. If you have to go with out your dinner, do it in order to see this play; it is worth it. It is th. story of a mother’s love and sacrifi­ ces for her son. a struggling violin­ ist. Before coming, provide your­ self with handerchiefs, you will need I them. In order to accomodate the enormous crowds, we will run a con­ tinuous performance An Sunday. The shows will commence at 1. 3, 4:45 5:30, 7:15 and 9 p. m. Monday we will have only our regular two shows 7 and 9 p. m. As Tuesday is Washington's birth­ day, we will present our Tuesdav’a t how at a matinee at 2 p m. As an added attraction for this day we hav. a film called "Patriotism".’ showing scenes in France the last 4th of July. Wednesday we have House Peters PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO The Oldest Office in Oregon Headquarters for Farm, Dairy, Mill, Logging and office help of all kinds. Phone Bdg. 2272 14 N Second St. Portland, Or. worry th« man ■ I who works in a Fish Brand ( Reflex Slicker L1 / He has the best lookfo/ waterproof the Reflex garment made Ed¿e aj . towfr cq fPTA&L/SHm fS3Ct boston , mass 8 2 z 5 ten Tillamook Bakery 1 he home of good bread and all kinds of fine pastry Everything Strictly Sanitary CHAS. VOGLER, Prep.