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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1921)
THURSDAY, MAICH IT, IMI by the Poat. American Legion Growing Old Gracefully A.re you g row ing aid F Notes Who WTDB in the race of hfc? Is it the man who id t h i n - blooded, weak, tired all the timet An'/ft hl etc train* for every race. A man is as strong as his blood and as old as his arteries. Make your blood redder, your heakh bette r by taking that old fash ioned blood tonic—sold fifty yeans ago and still “rood as gold”— namely, Dr.Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Sold by all druggists, or send 10c. to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial Package. 8 am F rawctpoo , C al . —"There ia nothing go t>|pf>ji to f,|<j person* whose kidneys are w»-ak and who are all mo-awn and need a tonic (some thing to give tbetn an appetite) ■* Dr- Pieroe’o Golden Meuical Dwcov- e*V- My father-in-iaw took it and w»s greatly be netted; it seemed to put new life in hnn.“—Maa. J OHM Jasuci., 17Ui ch ,■ data A renoa. DR J. B GRIDER. DEJTHBT. L 0. O. F. BMg.. Tillamook, Orato*. ional commander of the Amcr'.oan Le-1 ¡DOUGLAS COUNTY TAXIDERMY Call For County Warrants and Tanning Company. Tuxi- glon, wired to state headquarters, All outstanding county general Official war pictures are to be ex Oregon: "1921 membership now ex- fund warrant* endorsed prior to and dermist of all kinds of animals and heads. Tan« all classes hibited in Tillamook. Films taken 1 ceeds 400,000 and government of Including the 11th day of January, furs; makes furs off classes by the Signal Corps during various ' United States acknowledges American 1921, will be paid upon presentation. Manufacturers of all furs. battles in the late war will be shown. Legion greatest single faction for Interest ceases thia 11th day of March , wear. We also buy mountain A com ml tee appointed at the meeting good in nation today. Eyes of world 1921. | bobcat and raccoon hides. last week will procure the films and upon the American Legion. I wish I I pay be prices. Douglas County The week ending February 26 wr.-i|for French and American war Taxiderm; ly and Tanning Clmpany. arrange for their exhibition here, you to assume with me responsibility j Rorteburg, . Oregon. 12-tltf one of the most successful in the his- iphans. j The pictures are being distributed for extending time for removing de- j • • • tory of the American Legtcn and V, o- | by State Headquarters and any pro linquent members from mailing lists | THE GREATEST ARTISTS OF THE IF YOU WANT TO STY OR ex World have entrusted their repu derived from their Bhowing will men’s Auxiliary of that organization ; The fact that a veteran who change poultry let us know We of Ameiican Legion Weekly to April I tations to the Victor Records. from the standpoints of new post: into trouble with the law la ar. <x- jnure to (he jocaj Post. also hnve ettlng eggs nud baby 1. In meantime use every means and Hear them at. their best in your and units. Eighty-two posts oi the service man will not be emphasized! • • • chick" of 35 varieties for sale. redouble efforts to get maximum en- [ own home. Tillamook Music Co., Send in your order soon. Joha Lop-inn nnd rp ventv-three units of tlir the associated press, according to ■ L^Kion ana mvcdq vuiec um<: June of tnis year was rixed by thn rollment old and new. Dealers, opposite p. O. 11-1 Rtf Wire and Hofnian, Tillamo I-27H0 Womens Auxilliary were added. Ap- orders Issued to its superintendent«’ State Legislature for the special elec- write every post get everyone on th? plications for thirty-two charters for ¡and correspondents, The American! : tion at which the recently enacted job. Wake them up and let's put the the Auxikiary were received hi one Legion at its eecond annual conven-' State bonus law will be submitted to task over 100 per cent." Heretofore day. There are now 10,200 posts and |tton passed a resolution urging the the voters of the State. The bill the ruling was that members not pay 2,150 units, according to National press to adopt a similar policy. grants a bonus of $15,00 a month for ing due« for year 1921 -would • • • Headquarters. A plan by which thousands of mem federal service or, as an alternative, stricken from the roll- February bers of th^ American L-glon might a State loan not to exceed $3,000 to 'The state committee will make plans Billy Marvin, an ex-service man. be given a free course in government be secured by farm lands or town to cooperate to the fullest -xtent with of Mulberry, Kan. found real help in is proposed by Representrtive Ham resident property. Enactnynt of a the plftns of the national commander. the Frad Hutchison Post of the Am- | ilton Fish. Jr., of New York, an federal adjusted compensation act I erican Legion at Mulberry and th" American Legion member. Mr. Fish prior to the time when the State act ORE STUDY Ben Fuller Post, of PlttsbuTg. Ken. suggests that each member of the becomes effective will eliminate the MORE AND 87. IS DEMANDE? AT UNIVERSITY While a member of the 108th Infan House and Senate bring a Leglonaire State aid, according to the provi try, Marvin suffered disability which to Washington for three months as sion of the act. • • • necessitated his renytval to Arizona. one of the secretaries permitted him University of Oregon. Eugene, Mar. The "flying squadron’’ has been The Mulberry Post staged a benefit in his office and replace him at the ( dance, the entire proceeds being glv iend of the period with another one temporarily halted. Through failure Sth.1921. Harder and still harder study Is a- en to Marvin, and the Ben Fuller ¡and so on. Mr. Fish has already ] of the various government depart bend for students in the Uui ments to cooperate to the extent ex Post also aided him financially. ¡started a relay of New York Legion pected, the plan to clean up ail out o Oregon. The faculty has cl members in his office. standing claims against the govern the requirements upwards • • • An appeal has been made to Na ment has been delayed. Efforts are while the amount of work remain« tional Headquarters of the American Memorial Day will be observed by now being made to »ecure additional the ssm<- the quality of It must he Legion by officers of the American • Tillamook Post of the. Legion and authority so as to permit representa even higher than It has been in the and French Children's League to aid plans are under way to see that all tives from the War Risk Insurance past. The lowest passing grade Is the League in its distribution of sev .possible members participate in the department, the federal board of vo "5" and only 4« term hours at this eral millions of poppies, which th" cermonie* of the day. Uniforms will cational training and the publl- grade will be accepded towardj grad women of France have made to be I not be worn, the official badge for health servie* to continue in the uation. The remaining 140 term worn on Memorial Day. The popples that day being the poppl*, the flower work. * > •. iMhM hour* will have to be completed with a grade of "4" or abov*. according • • • will be sold In ail parts of the United adopted by th* Legion as It* own. Frank W. Oalbraltb. junior nat- to the new ruling. State* and th* proceed* will be used A supply of poppies, will be furnished I £ 11