T age JtuüH
SHERIFF’S SALL
Tillamook
A Weekly Papgr Published
Thursday by the
Er :r.
Headlight Publishing Company, Iu<.
Tillamook. Oregon
Leslie Harrison
■îgiÆor
;■
Editor
Both Telephone»
)ln the Circuit Court of tlr? St ltd
of Oregon for Tillamook County. F.
F. Brai.dea, Plaintiff vsH. O Triplett
Ed Hunt and Jaac Doe Hunt, hi-:
wife, J E Coyner and Chris:Tin May
Coyner, his wife, Arnt Ardeieer.
rometlm a called Arnt Ami? - u
National Surety Co.
Dant & Ruaeeli
Hen. .
. ÌN THL DISTRICT COURT CF THE
UNITED STATES FOE THE
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Entered as second-class matter t
the poaloffiee at Tillamook, Ore
his wire.
FOR SALE-
revi ixc
you are
dint s
Subscription Rates
One year . . .
Si-i month.' .
Three months
■Payable In adì
WOÄSE AND MORL OF IT
It has been said that troubles in.',
er come singly but In pairs. We de
agitj with thin and declaie
they come by the dozens, baker'.
ens at that. Thia m tea ■ .a
light appears over two days
Our type setting machine
down four times and our shop foi.
was being reorganized. Altoge! '
it was about as bad a mesi as i’ -
possible to find. AU that wa» ir • :
ed-to complete ou. happlm > v- n n
have a fire, a flood and ft compb ic
failure of electrical power.
J i-
with his boils had nothing <ya ut.
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES
Warrant for the arrest el Rcg< r
Baldwin, founder of the Amr . lean
Civil Liberties Union, ha
been
•worn out by Major Milton D. Cum?
hell, acting for the Americi r. ..
gk-a i . Cincinnati, O., on a ei.ai-
th: Baldwin violated the st'.;
la
in "op uly advocating r< . di
1.
Baldwin spoke in Cincinnat in b -
half of the liberation of poll iial
prison rs o fthe war and 1» quoted
as saying thut he preferred' "re 1.'-
tance by arms” to “no re. !iian< " it
all.” During the wai. Bald . in n rv
ed a jail : . tance a.- a , tilt if ¡11
seditious activities.
Ex-S rgeant Staniford, of tl
18th Field Artlllary. A.E.F., gainer
some' knowledge of fires and gin
while in France. When a bon
caught fire in Glen Rook, Pa., re­
cently, the Berg ant brought out h .
gaa mix.., plauccl ‘.at j th* mm .
filled residence and extinguished ihc
file. The only c.iBualty cu. • v. h .
the veteran who is coi lnuu dcr of
his post of tiie American L< gi"n
barked his uose, llio gn.) mark wa
too Bmall.
I
Another mov. non to induce 'lu
United States • >v inumil to tort ■
the relet ■■ by th
tl. vlkl of Cap­
tais Emmet Klip .trick, Uniontown,
Ala, has originated with the Depart-
m nt of Poland of the Aine.i an l.e-
gion. Latest reports declare ihat *1)“
American, confii:
in u .lo.icuw
prison, is in a deplorable ? million
from brutality and terror. Captain
Kilpatrick, a Red Cnw worker. w
captured in Crimea.
A fire which thr atened to wlp
out the town of Alpine, Texn . wt>
checked when thi 1 ' S . Bund
Bend post
pn»i "■
turued ou
the American Le;
conti).grutlon.
force to fight th
Then thé Lctlnnnirres offered then
services to t’.ie mayor in pitlvllle
the devastated an a. The offer v; ‘
accepted on the spot and for twenty
four lioura the L gion men walked
pout» In the familiar military man
Ml.
When it wan proposed in Brrlln
that the famous Hindenburg wooden
•tntute, into which the former k u
•er di .■
io l.uil and Ud com­
mon German iron ones, should In
Mold at public ttuciion, an Am rican
appeared on the scene. H ij offeivn
30,000 marks for tbe figure. Pi' -.s
ed as to hl a reason tor buying the
statu.' of tbe Botcbe general, thi
Amoricun declaied that he pioposoj
to bring It to America anil 1 Amer
Jcana,drives nulls in It ugiuu at 25
a rail. Half tiie proceeds v.-ould i,o’
to the American Legion
other half to the Red Cross.
tiav )
a /.fwt
user at
D
t-'t ■
vice
tai.
now, mtj w
you
made
to try
our
Imtv
ce Crean
i
THE LOuviit,
John R. Patterson,
PROP.
0
” Observe
' boarder,
a man died nt
ulur intervals
once a year,
soon get used to
it, nnd regard
as part of • the
dny's
wort«.
A
man
div*
and
that’s the ee l of
him. so tar ns this
world Is cone’m-
ed. lie Ims no
chance to come
ck and bore his
ends with "
long stor
it he lni'I that
HIiTpr- ­
chance it would make a great differ
ence. Tiie ordinary citizen will under­
go anythin if he can sit around and
talk about i afterward.
“The fir
time we are up a gal nut
anything i di-agreeable ■always is the
worst, ,.'e can get used o anything.
and enjoy nnythl: g, if we have enbug.i
■ ■- li. Wv.ire born op'i: 's. my '!• *r
Mrs. Jlggtrs, always looking around
for a grain of comfort, afld manufac­
turing one if there is none In sight.
“I’ll nevi ■■ forget the first time I
wnt to ri-o the <lentfst1 on profr-Hoiial
busine s. I had been entertulnlrg a
rip-iii rtlng toothache for several ilayH.
Tin- agony was so great that |t would
take ili.- pen of b Dante to do Justice tp
it. Yet I couldn't muster up enoegh
courage to go to the dentist's. I hail
in ird o many stories of the atrocious
suffering one undergoes at his bauds
that iny warlike spirit faltered. But
finally the man who occupied tiie room
next to mine came to my iipnrtrm-nt,
urined with a large Iron poker, and
said that I had kept him awake for
three nights, and tbe limit had been
reach" i. If I didn’t chase myself out
of the house and let him have a night’s
rest he would proceed to make a tew
dents In my skull.
“Thus turned adrift into tiie tem­
pi"- tiie first man I met was a deiitist,
and he simply lorc 'l mu to Ills p;:t:or. |
lit was n frli-nd of tiie family tind
wo It t t:tki '"■* • an ap nver.
“ili; fiail to carry me up tiie stairway
to ills office, I had become so weak In
tl."
I supposed lie would rend
me li. i from limb, but lie really was a
nn'r*' -J dentist. la three or, perhaps,
tour sunljes he was holding before my
eye- the tooth which had caused all
the anguish, and 1 Van enjoying soi.d
comfort once more.
"Since that experience I look upon
the modem dentist as a public bene­
factor, and my one regret Is licit I
can't drop into bls office every day or
two and have a few teeth pulled. But
all my original teeth were extracted by
tiie pulnli : precess long ugo, mid li I
lignum vitae teeth I am now wearing
are strangers to aches and pains.
“The first time a man is married he1
Is so ex< lted that be forgets the .. d- |
ding ring or the fee for the preacher, I
or some oilier essential. For days be­
fore the event lie Is in such a fever I
that bls friends have trouble holding!
lifin down ; and whi p at Inst i*ie fateful i
hour arrives he doesn’t seein like a re- !
sponsible human being. I always feel
sorry for a young.bridegroom, lie looks1
so rallied, and lie lias such a strong |
resetublnm e to a totul lo.-s
“But tiie next time lie get.-i nun led
he Is ::■! cool and Inttepld li . though he
made a practice of iicqmr’ny u bride
iiefore tea evtry day, and if lie goes to
the altar three ur four timi'» in th.
course of his u i ful cureer, mac jige
seems to him no more Interestln.: than
eiliving un uutoinoblle eaiulogue by
mall.
"And this is true of everything, Mrs.
A uniu even ge,s used to a
family boarding house, where collec-
tions are
BÎ made strictly In advance.
anti, this being admitted, no furthc
irgmuent is neceMary.”
-V-DPAIN TILE READ'Ï FOR RENT— FURNISHED U0CsR
keeping rooms fully modi
et oa lionday, Jun
6.
k Clay Works.
ô-2tîp
per month. Corner 6th J
9th St. E.
ill be
! V. :
tilJl'C
GRAND C’lEV
Good
and (l;te.
upon p ju
NOTICE
rhe pit.ram dor; Ordinance
Tillamook City now provides that
nil male dog shall be lie used in ¡¡a
; iun of three dollars ($3.00) ami .ji
fi-la T-
•
1
fiv d, 1
lars ($5.00) and thn' all li ■.■ i -.-. i
dogs m
, :trr nt large.
Prov
HVOV
d however,
that If vnld
cense be paid to the City Rt ■’■>'
on or before Jun< ■ 10th, 1921, ♦ »v
llcene • for male do:; shall be two
dollars ..nd fifty cent#, ($2.501 and
the lie. se for fcn’al" dogs «1 ■ Il be
four dollar» and fifty cents ($4.50).
I i &il(J
Southca
(5), and the
the northeast
recti ra
eight- (8) and
qu ,
?r of the norti
Ion nine (9), all in Tow
south of range ten 10)
Willnmett Me-I
acres of lend;
sixty acres, j
s fourteen (11)
in township sl\ (6
ten (10) west of
Meridian
S. W. 1-i
14 and S. E. 1-4 of
E. 1-1
tion fifteen (15), containing 160 ac­
re * and b !
his homes -.1
t<
c with, cl ven (11) c,v.-. two
(2) stt-m-s and ’’r (5) heifra *. I -
ti.K al’, of th>- live ■ . sit., 1 ■■
scribed and de rich« i,i
t c-
ain chattel m -gs_ <1 cd ’ ■;■
1919, in which aid de;...nd.
Bauer, otherwise known a- Sia: . ,
flaucr and Emma Ba t v.
1 m- •
' -ei - nnd 1 ¡1 • plain iff hi
.. ■ : -
mortgagees. The said per. ural prop­
erty and read properly wTl 4>.. o
fere! f •■• rlo ■ . d
'1 . '■
ic;..
" he plaintiffs by the terms •■!' tin- la-
property at any gal ■ nr.d"
. id .1.
cree.
Th-? ind'rsigue.l M'.fer in Chan­ f
cery 1» by said decree of fo r lorare
and s tie a thorized to ell said pmp
erty, to make th amount d't ’.rider
said di .•<?>■ fr-i.ii t’l di" •ul.".nt to
plaint!".. In the amount cf live th 11
.¿•ind sixtj-sevm dollars nnd seven­
teen cents ($5067.17) with tnt
t herec ■ at the
-‘of tight per
cent (8
i
per cent) per annum from
the first day cf September. 19'Ji'
and the f i. ihe:' su a of six hu’idred
dollars ($600.00) as and for at'.ir-
neys fees, 1 ?ss the amount of eight
hundred ten dollars ($810.00, paid
thereon on the 20th Juy of Deci.-m-
ber, 1920, and the costs and expen­
ses .of tjiis sale.
Upon the confirmation of the sal
nnd the payment in full of tbe pur­
à
price the Master in Chancery
■sue hi» certificate of sal. and
upon tiie expiration, pf the sta'u'-
*
ory period of r. ileraption as i..; ; r-.l.
U
real property will insite his Ma;
deed to tiie purchaser o: si’! pivp-
ertt . and as to sal
'isHii&t prop
•Tt; will upon i he conlirniii'i n of
raid sale and tlhe paynient of the
purchase price itwue h.s bilí of sale
therefor.
For further p:articulare wi’h r-f.
< n ,« ti .1. ] roperty to be sol!
nnd with referen ce to the ter n< •¡nd
conditions of sale r ference ’« mud
to said decree, a conv o* wb
be four d on inquiry at th* o.. .
of the Clerk ■
' ' ■ I T,
District Court i >r the District
Oregon at • 'oí i und, Ore n, -r an
lion to toe undersigned.
app
Dated nt P" 'tland, Ori.. 'i. 11
3rd day of June. 1921.
ROBERT F. MAGUIRE
I
Master in UTrsceiy.
7 <» > file at Trust Building, i'.rt-
land Orrgon.
FOR
_râ
EQUIP YC
monster Tillamoo
low organizing
saxophone, slightl;
cent off, end
b: :.<r instruments.
sic Co., opp. P. O.
culle 1
€
C(
•ell, a corp
Henry
Sander;
itt, his wife, II. T
Hale and Jano Doe
for the sum of f " 60
est at the rate
num from the
Of J:
1913, and the
1 O'’ $
costs and $150.00 attorneys
$38S.66, taxe- paid by plaintiff, and
the coats upon this writ, com mi".'
Ing m to make sale of the followii.g
described real property, sit.intcd in
the County of Tillamook H’.ni.-
Or m to- . it:
The East one half of the N-.ftli
west quarter, the East one half of
the Southwest quarter, th. West one
V
quarter, and
th" West one half of the Northeast
quarter of Section Three Tp. 6.
South Range 10,. West of th W. M
in Tillamook county, Ore ion *
Now therefore by virtue of said
1
execution, judgment, order and de
cree, and In compliance with the
commands of said writ, I will, , on
Saturday, the 2nd day of July 1921,
ft the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at
the front door of the County C'-uri
House In tbe City of Tillam >ok i :i
snid County and State, cell r piib'lc
auction, subject to redemption.
the highest bldd r, for U. S. said
coin cash in hand, all the rl.’Ji'*. Lib
nnd Interest which the with!') named
defendanta or 1th' r of them, hr". ■
the date of the mortgage hev.u , am'
since had In or to the abov describ
id real property or any part thereof
11 i ui fy said execution, j.nl' -
ord r and decree intercut, custr tr. ;
all accruing cords.
JOHN ASCHIM
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore­
gon.
Dated Tillamook Oregon .June 2
1921.
Mfcellt y Graham, 925 'Ti u: '
o 1 . u..., ‘CC
1 e. P01 tla ,il O-1 ; •), V
to rnc.'s for plaintiff.
First publication June 2, 1921.
L'..' publication, June 30'h. 1921
O ec Cent a Ward Per issue |
Little Cost—Big Results. All Tillamook County Reads
--ôtr
0 r*
Band
ischce
w »rn. 2 1
oai’gain”
Tillam.>>k
6 2tf
?A7TURE PHON:
BRAND NEW AUTO
bumper $5.00. 15 gal. cùeR 'il
tank. $2.50. Live S'ock clipping
machin , $5.09» Auto Top Slup.
6-2if
LING HOL!
bull, full blood. See Henry We
on • mile south of Holste factory
5-5t4
Tillamook.
GOODU
loset
tlon
bed
by
utensils. Overland car
in good condition. E. D.
309 E. 5th St.
FOR SALE—CHOI L. LOME SITE
Have just had placed in ray hand
p.,.t of the academy groumls on
4th and Sth St. Th se ’ is will
.%•! I
y cheap considering the
location. Close to the 1. t. i”. s
section. See A. C. Eversu?.
i >r
p:-ie ai d terms.
1-2 I
FOR SALE —Two pair mat d canary
birds Two females with young
birds. Pair of Paropuets. An'
one beautiful
St. Andrc.tbing
RcTt-i 01 trainer. 801 Wes 3rd
St. Tillamook, Ore.
OR T
in Til
Lake, $
DE FOR GOOD
look lb‘0 acr
j !1
.09 per ac
Ings, Reme
FOR SALE —1. ATE 19 CHEVROLET
5 wire wheels
’
7 tires and ic's of
e liras. Good a new. A snap, M,
F, Robison, Bar View, Ore 6-2tlp
FOR SALE—DRY
c. dar posts. Phone
GOOSEBERRIES FOR SALF.
1'.
t
'-2 ’ ?
MRS
FOR SALE YOUNT
AiT-
K o n b u * K ni il h ■ » j a t s a n • 1
ki.ds; aho mature b’.;”k a 1(1
kius. Rn.' ■.
G ol
64th St. N. Portland, Orc. •>
ili
D
r-
53 2
I
DOZEN MOLE
flat 15c each. A
l-t3p
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE •
Co.
CHANGE
rms
EXCHANGE—
for F.
Rc
condition.
Pos; Office.
iLE—1
D.vIRY
Agency
About 80 acres rivci ■bot­
the balanc Is timber ami
serry land.
House,
LOST AND FOUND
barns, implements and 14 co
■
pla
.'
"•
I OUND— PACKAGE CONTAINING
appreciated. Address R 25
1 pair ladies shoes, 1 pair hose,
Headlight.
and one union suit. This pack­
age 1 ft in car from Clov. dai. by
FOR SALE
mistake lasu^week. Owne
can
By John Leland Henderson
ecover same by identifyi.,; ■ HzfcR
Bonded Real Estate Ag. nt.
and paying for this ad.
! ’9tf
5-
206 Third St., Tillamook
105 acre Kilrhis river ranch
BUSINESS NOTICES
first diver bottom. 15 acre'' In
cultivation. Springs and creeks. 135 ..i..' oil U.s C ,L!.'. 1.ANCA -..LE
o. our entire stock of Earl Su>n-
a.it- timber and logged off bench
ler Hals one third off. Sailors,
1. nd. Live stock, team, etc.’ *10,000
i
Terms.
values $7.00 to $12.50 at 3 5 GO*
i
Miss M Pattei
2 —Fine residence property on third
.5-26t2p
Price
street, pav. d. Easy terms.
1IAY AND GRAIN HAULING ’ A
$4200.00.
. peciality. Orcg'..i Y;
’ t . Both
3—60
good craek bottepn land,
phones. Oppo !!'• P. O.
12-9 -f
hill. Good loganberry land. 15
.ae.'c I'.' -', $61.00 pe;- arae. Tcim^. HOR GOOD WOOD CALL TH 0R1N
, •
................
Wli le U.. ;t cash $50.00 per acr .
_____ 12-9 tf
4— Cottage and 3 lots, subject L
street o sessments, $1150.00. Ternir, AT l 'AST—A VICTOR DEALCifTÑ
’liliamook County. Victor Vic-
5— Cott;-,"e and 2 lots, Miller Ave.
t da:-, .;25.00 .nd up. Victor de*
and 3rd street i ss-sments, $2,503
cord1. 85 cents and up. Tilla-
installment plan.
mcok M : ic Co., Opposite P. O.
11-18:1
FOR'
SALE 13 MONTH” C" ' THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD
grade bull. W. E. McKinstci
, - J. .ols and Victor Record:).
TiL:: ■ . ..liu.-it: Co., Opp i'e P.
Wils'n River.
O.
11-1«
FOR SALE
USED ( OLLA IT.-- WE HAUL ANYTHNG AN*Y ..H£liä
bridles, cruppers, halters, tug'.'
at any time. Oregon Trar.sfer,
office opposite P. 0. Doth pin lies.
yoke straps, side curtains, Ford
12-9 11
top, -.tie straps, oak ccramode.
ic chest, kitchen .table. Priced THE WORLD MOVES; , 0 DO WE.
Oregon Transfer, opposite P. 0.
lev., value no ccnsld rati m. Au-
£■ th phones.
12-9 tf
to Top Shop, side door oppo.1t J
MONEY TO LOAN—ENQUIRE OP
Post Office.
if
John Leland Henderson, 2OC-3;d
St., Tillamook, Oregon.
tt
BRED TO LAY WHITE LEGHORN
z r ICP AC!. •.■’Y -
OTt'Oi '^'1
Hatiching Eggs for sale. W. ”
■ 'stolffce. O. M. Cook.
Coates, Tlll u'.'ook.
3-1 Ú.
TH : Cl:’.ATr-sT ARTl 7; OF TBB
LOU XU.';- IRY 1 LANT13 FOR SAL'
World have entrusted their repn-
in
huge or
nail q;i:‘.nii";'
ti'. ions to the Victtir Record«.
Prime pla.
prop i
h' ' :
h': 1 at their best in veer
W. Mahon, Hillsboro, Oregon.
.1 home. Tillamook Music Co.,
rl< s, opp tie P. O.
ll-lfiif
FOR RALE - HOUSE AND LOTS
COt'NTY TAXIDERMY
for 81001 Eaey terms. Inquire at DOH
: nd Tannlfig Company,
Taxi­
o fice.
12-2 tt
d’ rmist of all kinds of en ima la
it
nd head:-. Tens all classes
of
'■ s; la.-iki furs ’oft cla
Wai
furs. Manufacturers of all Inr
■ t . We gled buy mountain lion
l:
?t n.id raccoon hides,
V.'e
I p; y lx st pi fees. Douglas County
udc.-my and Tanning Cimpany,
Ros burg, Oregon,
12-2Jtf
FOR
FAKM, ABO’J
30
'res,
buiiâi g-,
r<
PROFESSIONAL
cov
.1 appert
i< DR. WISE WILL BE AT HIS BAT
John
Theiler
City office each Monday inorntng
l-6t
at 9 A. M.
2-24-H
! LO I-
DR. RAMSEY, OSTEOPATH—Room
proven
no I. o. O. F. Bldg.. Tillamook.
i
pted to
'• tu?l phone, B 11 phone 146-M.
lu the Ciicuit Court of the ¿31
Birthday.
WHISTLE SIGNALS
of O. egon for Hood Rlv r C jin.
Little Robert I»., two ai d one-bhlf
To be used 30 minutes before u a
4
L.
dern, Plaintiff vs C.
I’
j'enrs old. of Franklin, has a teu-year-
ter
in
mala»
will
be
turned
off.
and
Alice
C
Field,
defendants,
>ld cousin. O< rt’.on. who to lils baey
i.la.l. Is the In ro In nil that takes
of an attachment exo-
Four blni’ts of curfew whlstl of 30
place, and whatever Gordie ».lya or
.11 issued out of the Circuit
lees is ull^rlglit. Robert’s mother hi.d seconds each: Attention.
t of the State of Oregon. for
i
men telling him about Cliristmas. and
Four blasts followed by tv
I
I
River County, upon a .iudq-
3-3»! DR.’S ALLEN & SHARP DENTISTS
vhy It was celebrated.
- National Building.
bias's; Wate-- will be turn •d off
iner.t fur the sum of $100C.fiu
<"■ evening nf.r n strenuous div
:
l
range
,
interest
cn
said
»um
at
dr . wise will be at his tilla -
>f pl iv with the big cousin, when west of 2nd avenue east.
N' flncE
Apar men t ho us« to
a Ml . r put Robert to be I she said:
traile for eight p r cm* per
r i 1: i Tice every Monday after
’our blasts follow d by three
“Aoii ivli.v do we have <'hi-fstnias,
an
n Tillam wk. Intorno pv n
ncon and Tuesday until'- further
111
be
tobertT Whose birthday Is It?”
1
n Por Un ! tt. trad." fer Tilín- .he- . u
notice.
2-24 tf-
"Sanin and Gordie’s,” promntly re*
e East.
WA17FEÏ
unch
umíshel hoi.’*«* fi r
youngster. — indlanapoilti
l>
D
J. E GRIDER, DENTI.- T, I- 0.
X X
J- . n. O <" M
0. F. Bldg., Tillamook, Oregon.
turned o.t
6 9 tip.
♦ ♦
Bing. Raparte«.
: noe. |"Jj you.” satai n co
S only El ctrlc C'irft n:
NOTICE 0E SALE OF CITI
>k or wf’l do H
t to bls opponent its
1 «? Charlo“'?“. 7-
the
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
"Ah was bohn with
n six e!"-’:- ■ bou- ■ |
us*
Notice
is
hereby given Clint bi’Is
i on > »"»I'd n nexl-’r' '.lecrrli' !
r-’i. Ort: e?» i
will he received hy Tlllamoat City.
irr. Tin tarteria m> b ■ ■
•
Oregon for the sale of $20,82' 77 cf
highe t
Mini'1 rao «9MÌ frCMH ¿ÓMK* Î9
Improvement boada i>>. ■
m hand, for the p
on watv r g’as.rs. a3.iKX» to
WAN” Ei>_.MEN TO- TAKE CON r.mrk City und r the Bancroft'D->r'I*
Bv n. D. noa;
400 te 70.CM n ; isfyhig Id judgment, th? forlo>
tract in light clearing ate 4 Í, fc«» ■ Ing act for street Improremvu-
dinner cooked
1 .fl'*1 to 2Û,OnO;
*,*>“* describe j attached, real estate.
to» land. All summers j-
I Tillamook City, Oregon. Stiid blds
». v.*nh the ctfWily irnehlüo Mated In
all hut th bili. Jnfit
* Illa* rook County, (lr*‘g/i*r
er write, Clay S. Taylor,
thr co‘7 eo mucH bruì .3.Six>
j to be received itp to 8 o’clock P.
a ad boll It
dale, Oregon.
ether utensils more than to-wit:
bacteria.
June 13. 1921, all bids to b- address,
Lot 82. Block 22, Tillamook Bcm’:
ed
to Cif Recorder of said Til'nraoo^
I DO practical nursinc
as per th recorded plat.
G. I C'.ty, Oregon and must be in tl>e
will til'-.' your maternity
Dated and posted the 26th day rn
maue rur» of Canadian Flag.
cas.1», 1” li
of City Recorder on or befur
also help with general
Ribald comment by sailors of the May. 1921.
house 8 o’clock P M. on said dai’ nn<*
•orid
has
cnnaetl
the
Severn
meat
to
work.
First publication. May 2$. 1921
NOTICE
• Write me for dates. Car, must be accompanied by certified
have the house tins of the Canadian
furftUh be of refer-ne««
Last publication. June 23, 19?)
Mrs. check for not less than 10 p r nt
u< public.
ovrrnnient merchant marine changed.
^Florence Bell. Tillamook. Ore.
JOHN ASCHIM
Cnt’l now the tlag displayed on Jr the
. 2t of the amount of the bid, same to be
e 1 by Henry !¥■
t'anadtan heaven but the likeness of
Sheriff of Tillamook County Cic
oik , in favor of Marion Bailey.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL forfieted to Tillamook City if th"
this industrious animal to another
Bvoracn.
housework. Call 145 j
5.5tf successful bidder fails to enter iitt**-
rodent causal sailors the world over
Henry Wood
contract to take the bonds in ac-
to refer to the Canadian government
X0TUC
cordance with said bid. The CHY
service as “the rat line" Hereafter
Cyrene Blanchard having |?(t ray
—
WAITED TO MOT
the house flag will display tn place
reserves the right to reject any and
of the beaver a craaa aactoaad ta a h««.. I will not be rraponeible for
all bid«.
Job printing of all kinds «I the
WANTED TO RENT— MARRIED
•ay bill« contracted by h«r
»•ted thia 2nd day of Juae. 1»31
4aadiight OMtee.
~ " w“u t0 rwt rane» on R.M.
Blowhard.
< ttl
Vra«««« b . StraaaMaa. City B**
»«H Bnr aty, un.