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THURSDAY, JUNE 16. 1921 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE TWO 10 ORDINANCE NO. 40? (Contlnued from Page 2) forms to the requirements set forth in this Ordinance or as otherwise provided herein. The Chy R< jeorder may issue a ¡V permit to any person, flrm company ins all or corporation desiring to any plumbing In any building in the city, and it shall be unlawful Don't worry about Ice Cream. “Pat” is never he out any more makes it. for any person, firm, company or corporation to Install any plumbni- ing in said city without having flint applied for, and received su'd per mit from the Cty Recorder. Before any plumbing permit is issued th shall first be paid to the City Re- corder the sum of ?1. Section Thirty-seven. Fixtures under this-Ordinance ate BRICK ICE CREAM AND <i¿ $ <•> 3* 32 32 <♦> T ;r o'» e:-: J- < ; I I h % £ (5 7(5 >’HAS F liH IN HIS “CURE” At The Churches ——«----- Who Tried Snake D.e» Only Patient I y Died, but Doctor for ' Le h js to Hie Theory. ,ch ■edclne for the bene- ?s 1 wor'Red1 out on» which 1» to lepn ulluieut in the Arch- ( myself u 11'y, since a 1 II n who b» -kin, a iOUl d not be uiie thin itere vai a rich Chi- Si Chew. > n as O ult ■( . ■:,< d vhy I «l’<i Uha □me new ec urp he 1 « IT O1 fnl lu * Christian Church to •rdial invitado;! We extend a cold.-I ..... | the __ public ____ to _ attqpd serric at the Christian enurch Sunday, June 1‘J-h. Strangers will iinu this church the homelike church. d 1: Communion and sermon 1 i a. in. I 8 o’clock song service and >e -mon. All Phone Orders Promptly! rieri ûi /j Bible school at 10 a. in. m. We graded system. Come. taken Care of. defined as follows: r. ily gn ng worse. HARRY E. TUCKER, pi Water Closets, i. Urinals, Wash ■ :old him that I had some- At I < Trays, Range Boiler rs, Bgth Tub3 and light help. He c asked rue thing that u M thodist Cliurch L-am exhaust tank-?, Shower Baths, Stea. ■■‘Bunday school at 10 o'clock, i'he what, it was, but I would not ted hin 4 Ü. Lavatories or W :hstands, Fountain Joining sermon at 11. The subject When he Insisted. I auswerei Cuspidors, Kitchen and Pantrj .«^the morning sermon will b-» "A ■•Suakes.” lurid .- Conquest for l.’l»< is'..” I lv “LT-lu 1" he exclaimed, waving hs sinks. _| ■ ( - . < loci, 1 1:- arms In the air. Section Thirty-eight: Then I explained my theory. The The Plumbing Inspector »halt be -Subject of the evening sermon will •The "A Great Leader.” The church ability of a snake to shed his skin ~r- paid for his services as follow*yby prayer and praise,meeting on Thut might be transferred to a human I e the plumbers employing him $0 76 day evening at eight o’clock. Ing If b>- ate snakes; and If so, the of You are invited to attend all $ minimum charge which shall iaohide person would be able to shed ills lep 12 Inspection of not mqje thuft three these metings. rosy. Ong Si Chew did not care for CHARLES L. DARK, pastor il-.e Idea at nil, but I told him it was fixtures and |0.10 per »R ex r u ♦ worth trying and I argued tlint a snake cess of said three fixtures. Presbyterian Church Is much cleaner than an eel. Section Thirty-nine: Sunday sclioo 110 a. m. Morning At last lie co 'seated, and I furnished Any person, firm, company or worship 11 a. m., subject, ‘‘.Chy him with a number of small pythons, Bamboo Knive^ and Forks, Spoons, corporation who shall violate any of Father;” Recitation "Daddy”, -Jos with the instructions that they were Paper Plates and Napkins—Cheese. Sar the provisions of this Ordinance eph Heyd; Quartet, "One Sweetly to le killed and cleaned Immediately Solemn Thought,” Soprano, Lettie dines, Canned Meats, Pickles, Olives, shall be deemed guilty"*©! rcisde- Orth, alto, Mrs. David Kuratli. ten before they were eaten. He was to Jellies and Jams, Cookies, Cakes, Crack nieaencr, and upon conviction 'here or, Mr. Newton Anderson, bass, Mr. eat them raw with his rice. I left Singapore soon after that, and ers and many other good things may! be of before the City Recorder shall David Kuratli. Violin obligato, Ar- when I returned I fimnd that Ong Si eta Everson. This is a Father ’ s day be punished by a fine of not exceed found at • service, given In honor of our Dith Chew had (lied. People thought it wns i- ing TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ers. Evening worship 8 p. in., sub a great Joke on me because my patient THE iC ($200.00) or by imprisonment in ject, “The Fool’s Vedrict” Where had not survived the treatment, but I T the city jail of Tillamook City, Ore everybody is welcome. am far from being convinced that the cure will not work—or, at least, help ALLAN A. McRAE', Minister. gon, not to exceed ninety (90) days ro throw off leprosy. Ong Si Chew or by both fine and Imprisonment, \!,s in the last stages of the disease, providing that in default of the pay t and his case was not a fair test.— DALLAS RUTGEBS WEDDING ment of such fine shall be imprliK ti Charles Mayer, In Asia Magazine. GOOD GOODS. RIGHT PRICES. ed in the City Jail until such flue One quiet June wedding iv.it ibit shall be discharged at the ra'o of ot William L. Dallas to Lec.i Rd- Polly Remembered Cyclone, one days imprisonment for each two rer’s Tuesday morning at th- h'-nie A parrot, named Polly Langston, dollars of such fine. of the bride's mother, Mrs. Anna died recently at the age of fifty-three. A native of Missouri, Polly was a Approved by the Mayor oil the 9th utgers. ! m W feathered prodigy whose remarkable day of June, 1921. The bride was attired in white or talents Included many vocal and lin ■ S. A. MOULTON, Mayor gandie while the groom was prop- guistic accomplishments. She could Attest: sing and talk in English as well as erly attired in black. FRANCES STRANNAHAN, Immediately after the ceremony Spanish, her mother tongue; pray and City Recorder. c young couple left on an extend- sing several of the old familiar hymns, which she had picked up at ed honeymoon trip to Portland and ( ¡lurch and social gatherings, besides t vicinity. Rev. Tucker officiated. nnving a wide repertory of converse Let the HEADLIGHT do your Joi. tional “small talk.” At one time, printing! We are equiped to print Thursday Bridge Club Entcrtaias when the circus came to her local town, and Polly had poured forth her anything, from handbills to hooks. The Thursday Bridge club was sage salutations to the passing para entertained by Mrs F. C. 1 ’S jc I i • 1 ders, the attention of the late P. T. her home this week. A < dainty Inn Barnum was attracted to her and a large cash offer was made for her, cheon was served by the host, e.-s at but her owner could not bo Induced 1:30 p. m., after which the after to part with her. She remembered to noon was spent at bridge, Alt pr?s- her passing hour an event of her early ent reported an enjoyable afteri’Oi n. life when a cyclone wrecked the town The following guests were in attend and brought d. a.h Io scores of the in ance: Mesdames Robinson. Grider, habitants, Polly survived by h tnlr- acle, but for mere than ‘0 years aft- and Foelkner. erwards whenever the dark clouds gathered she became so frantic with fear that it was necessary to put her The last word in Quality where she would osenpe the Headlight Classified ads bitag lightning's flash and the roar of thun quick results. The best word in Price tier. ICES A SPECIALTY LOUVRE RESTAURANT JOHN R. PATTERSON, Prop. w For Your Picnic Lunches SATISFACTION STORE. E. G. Anderson Headlight Advertisers Get Quick and Sure Results Goodridilire Prices per cent reduced S1LVERIOWH COMX SHE 32«3\ 32Sr 33-4 32^‘< 33«4'i CT 33x5 35*5 ' Anti-Skid Safety Tread TUBES ^4.50 n.5s »32.90 «2.90 . 4 «43JO ’3 J0 U5O »47.30 »48.40 ’ H j 65 *475 »49.65 »58.90 «555 »61.90 s580 Fabric Tires Goodrich JOxSl anii-tkid tafety trtod Goodrich 1. One quality 2. Extra size 3. Specially designed 4. e/lnti-skid 5. 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N This, Mister Merchant, means that OVER 800 Tillamook county people read what you have to say in the HEA.DLIGHT each week Light House Trail to Be Built It Is reported that the «comity 1S gilding a trail from JJaycceuu to Cape Mears Lighthouse. The trail will be built in such a way that no „rade exceeds 8 per cent. Th» pur pose- of this is self-evident, the coun ty on account of lack of fun-la can- not at the present time build a roa:l from Bayocean to the lighthouse, and In its place will build the trail, which, on account of Its ccisiruc tion, may be made a load when'v.r the county has the money. Th - nail will be above the slide wh'-h has caused so much trouble in th-- past. It is stated that the Bayocojfti re sorts will open the same date a? ih> past season. N9 SUBSTANCE TO DREAMS Writer Gives Reasons for Her Retusal to Have Any Belief in Common • Superstitions. The mind during sleep reminds me of a uuughty child, writes Marion Holmes In the Chicago Daily News. With a normal person during waking hours reason controls it and when it seems Inclined to let loose a foolish , train ___ ut thought rebukes it with “Nonsense 1 behave yourself!” But when reason joes to sleep the mind has seasons of wild capering. It makes you do tilings that when awake would scorch you with blushes. It causes you to go to church dressed in your very best except your shoes and stockings, which you find you have left at home. It makes you marry a dark man with big black whiskers when you already have a perfectly satisfactory husband who Is blond and smooth faced. There is nothing that it will not do uncon trolled by reason. Therefore I never have had much faith in the prophetic quality of dreams, although there are persons who pin their faith to those so-called warnings. We have heard them say. ”1 dreamed last night that I laid lost a tooth. That meuns bad news,” or “I dreamed of walking among ruined buildings. That means that somebody in the family Is going to be ill,” and, like fortune telling, the predictions tliut do not “make good” are forgotten. A recurrent dream is of no Impor tance. I have known the same stage setting with Its incidents to be pre sented over and over in sleeping vis ions without ever reaching Its coun- 'erpnrt in reality. An uncomfortable position during sleep, or the fact that you are not feeling well often occa sions troubled dreams. NEW THEORY-IN ASTRONOMY Possibility That There Is a Tail At tached to Our Earth Leads to Ingenious Suggestions. Opposite to the sun there Is a very mysterious glowing patch, which is thought to tie attached to the earth as a cometlike tail. Tlie highest regions of our atmos phere consist of very ltght gases, and the impression Is that some of these were driven away by the sun or by other means, and that they stream off front the earth Into space .Just as t*e light gases do from the head of a targe comet. Naturally, this theory has aroused much controversy, nnd has led to all sorts of Ingenious_ suggestions. ________ One j of these is that a swarm of meteors I (of the kind we know as shooting1 stars) keeps us company through space at a distance of about a million miles, or four times the distance of the moon. But a tailed earth is an Ideal vehicle for Imaginative flights. It might be argued that If our globe has a tail why should not the planets Mercury and Venus, and even Mare have one. Well, perhaps they have, for all we know to the contrary, Our earth’s tall would be much more easily seen by us because of its near- ' ness and brightness. Aft. During a three-inch snow fall tn Kars on October 30, 1920, fifty thous and Armenian men were stripped of everything by the invading army, to be driven Into ^he plain unclad. Summer CooM Cbmförtabk? PfARL OIL (KEROSENE) STANDARD OIL COMPANY tCALirOBNlA) - Tillamook Bakery 1 lie home of poo<1 bread «liti all kinds of fìtte pastry Everything Strictly Sanitary CHAS. VOGLER, Prop.