Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 01, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text¿THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 1 ,z [ J T. Davis . ----- 46.17 E. T. Hal tom .................................. 2.65 John Gage . ... .41.59 Howard-Cooper Corporation .. 128.45 J. F Douglas ................... .... 25.27 Forrest Ayer ...............................176.04 Floyd Light ....................... ........ 7.19 Zidell-Berenson Co....................... 46.67 T. H Edwards................... .... 32.45 Marion Steam Shovel Co...........349.24 R. W. Edwards ............... ....23.41 Beaver Garage ............................... 17.37 Guv Sehoppcrt................... ...15.30 Tom Ryan ...................................... 4.15 Lyle Edwards ................... ....14.36 O. W. Kinnaman ...........................3.00 Frank Selden ..................... ........ 3.72 Arthur Ghearing ....................... 106.62 (’bester Itlingsworth .... ........ 2.97 J. E. Cochran .............................. 59.35 Leon Magee ....................... . .. .16.49 Vai Fisher. Sr.............................. 151.88 Ja». Pallin........................... . . . .31.16 G. E Norris .................................. 95.23 Ear! Barber ................... .. ....15.28 Lloyd Kellow .............................. 89.85 ( ~x John Sanderson ................ ....14.37 Tom Kellow .................................. 95.23 R. T. BOALS M. D. H. Maynard ........... ....25.46 Vern Kellow ...................................15.97 N. N. Kirley ............ ........ 9.18 Roy Saling .................................. 95.23 Surgeon and Physician Chas. Best ..................... . ....18.97 Walter Churchill .......................95.23 Frank Smith ..................... ....21.27 Arthur Bodyfelt ... .63.80 I. O. O. F. Building R. I-ant ............................... .,..19.17 J. W. Bodyfelt . . .. .23 .12 Kerr A Hill ....................... ....51.56 Curt " Holgate ........ .... 48.23 TILA MOO K. OREGON Frank Reed......................... .. .118.27 Chris Christofferson ... .53.43 Frank Deveney ................ ... .37.65 John Bidgood ........ ....57.81 K. y ’ Rowan A Skyles ................ . .30.69 Lyle Edwards ........ ....23.52 Ac*. i>. .1... | Waller Eri» k»on ............... 47.46 Walter Rodt'ers .. ........ 9.57 f H. P. Baack ....................... ..51.40 Wrenni, Kellow . ... .12.76 Bell A Toney .. ................... . 100.57 Clay Taylor ........ BARRICK & HALL . .. .24.69 fha». Storv ...................... .116.05 Dan Hillicker ... ....73.77 Anderson Bros..................... . .75.49 C. C. Murphy ATTORNEYS AT LAW .. .161.77 , H. M. Wait ....................... . .37.64 W. S. Thomas ... . . 103.83 National Building I John A. Carroll ................. .. 82.60 Roy Graves ........ .... 58.61 I W. C. Cheney ............... . .49.38 Ronald Saling ... .... 25.00 I J. M. Weiss A Son............ .. 19.26 Ted McFall . . . . Tillamook. Oregon ........ 7.97 Frank llingsworth ............ . .41.67 1!. Fie k................ .... 22.33 y ■ St< inbsck lorn Works .... .228.66 Ronald Sailing ... . .. .12.73 Tillamook Battery Station . .23.80 Chas. Ray ............ -------------------------------------------------------- X ....24.76 George Hanslmair ............ . . 23.05 C. Earhart ............ ... .39.90 Hiner v Reed Steel Works C M. Churchill ... ....41.47 DR. O. L. HOHLFELD I Todd Hotel ....................... . .18.75 P. C. Meyer ............ ....24.69 Williams <v Williams .... . 259.30 P. c. Meyer ........ ....21.57 VETERINARIAN Standard Oil Co........... .687.90 H. G. Kinman ........ ....21.57 Tillamook Iron Wka............ .117.88 Harold . h i zi . cr Bell Phone 8F2 Mutual Phono ... .14.38 1 I '■••n.i 'hty Machinery Co. . . .64.22 Eart Porter ............ ....11.22 I F. J. Khnehan ..................... ...1.67 Earl Porter.............. Tillamook. Oregon ....17.97 ! Nehalem River Transfer Co. .. .3.50 Herbert Porter .... ........ 9.57 X. y I A. F. Coates Lumber Co. .117.61 A. E. Meyer............ ....17.54 R. F. Zackman ................ . 180.84 Joe Etzwiler .......... ........ 3.19 I Riley Simmons................. 33.33 Frank Redberg .... ........ 6.38 DR. J. G. TURNER • M' .Nair A Co............. . 33.18 John Rydberg.......... ........ 4.78 J. M. Traxler ................. . . >0.23 Herbert Redberg .. ........ 6.38 1 F. C. Feldschau................ Eye Specialist .100.38 Ole Redberg ....10.78 Lamb Schrader Co........... 267.01 Roy Redberg ........ 4.78 Permanently located in Tillamook Sunset Garage ................ .232.10 “ “ Fran.k ‘ Carver ........ ........ 7.19 Tillamook Garage .......... . .41.56 L. J. Whitman ........ Private office in Jenkin's jewelry ........ 5.39 I B<a>n A Hatfield ............ .. .3 31 H. G. Kinman .......... ....12.76 store. Latest up-to-date instru A. J. Mattocks................. ..27.90 W. H. Webb.............. ....66.98 ments and equipment. Evenings Wilson Carl ..................... . .20.70 H. W. Tooley .......... ....70.18 and Sunday by appointment. Cloverdale Mercantile Co. .. .4.50 Myles Robertson .... . .. .31.90 Southern Pacific Co........... .. . 2.37 J. W. B. Edwards .. ... .63.78 H. Kuppenbender ............ . .84.20 U. S. Edwards ........ .. .158.18 Complete Lens Gnnding Factory P D. Ott ........................... .. .3.24 U. S. Edwards .......... ....87.78 on the Premises. Any lens dupli Southern Pacific Co........... .457.18 : U. S. Edwards.......... ....57.52 D. H. Ferguson .............. . .18.34 Elmer Hall .............. cated. ....68.58 Clay Richards ................ .. 6.65 Lloyd Hall .............. . ...43.06 Ted Mr Fa 11 ..................... . .37.90 Allen Page .............. ....79.09 Williams A Williams ... .. .100.00 Jene Hall .................. ... .31.90 Ixiwell Matheus .......................... 14.38 John Simmons .......... ....57.52 Ted Ford . .................................... 25.52 Rex Rowland .......... ....25.52 G W. Thomas .............................. 8.39 Scuyler Fletcher .... ,...22.33 W. H. Ankeny.............................. 24.13 Charles Fletcher .... ...22.33 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3 William Turner .... ... .19.14 M E Miller ..................................11.20 Dave Jones................ ........ 9.57 Silver Wave Chapter No. 18 Orval Kellow .............................. 96.87 Alvis E. Curl ... .98.25 0. E. S. Jas. B. Pogers Jr..............................71.34 Vern Jackson .... 40.94 Stated communications flrat and Edw Mallory................................... 134.85 J. W. Bodyfelt ... .40.94 Orval Kellow .............................. 31.96 A. A. Imlah . ....15.96 third Thursdays of each month in State industrial Acc. Com......... 235.80 A. A. Imlah . ... .17.96 Masonle Hall. Visitors welcome. Coley Kosack .............................. 45.00 Arthur Owens ........ ....27.85 LELIA D. DOTY, See. Tillamook Garage ...................... 18.92 i R. M. Howard ........ ... .59.85 Webb McGinnis .......................... 31.43 Wade Arstill ........ ... .37.48 Marathon Lodge No. H. C. White ..................................22.49 Alten McKimmins , ... 44.66 Wm. Powell .................................. 8.36 F. L. Owens............ 93, Knights of Pythhw ... .36.78 Ray Redburg .................................7 1« Artuhr Owens ........ ....1595 Regular meeting Mon Ole Redburg.......................... ....51,93 Andy Heater .......... ... .88.27 day evening at 7:4* Herbert Porter .......................... 34.10 Web McGinnis ........ ... .47.85 » Earl Porter.............................................. 108.31 w sharp. By order of r___ ... Deryl Lampson 73.76 I Marion Wiggins .......................... 18.39 John Imlah ...................... .... the Chancellor Coea- ... .36.68 Alva Babcock ........................... 50.00 . Tom Blackburn ................. .. .162.66 mander. Alva Babcock ............................ 50.00 John C. Carrell, C. C. Road Builders Equip. Co......... 635.00 eoatinaed oD peg. 7 \\ L ••r.. • T/ / Í V» we» VS < Ara» <f X1ÄI ZV /X, ’-X z Why ♦ I 11 mt t i * Ot II ccn * f ( 'M A 1 IV! If* i d. Men can afford h e I a six' lit <11 cars have lop-'d a canny SS siircwc I I , hcv 1 peak price r ~ ........... i-w« |,iu.v no llu longer fiar: mt<,vs pt ak perfurnrancc or maximum value. gi S I i his c< xvicdoD is brought heme to them when they c > Oparc Hu P.agc with the cars that carry the biggest price tagi. Power, endurance, comfort, beauty and economy in . ny and every test the Paige 6-66 is triumphant. I hat is why discriminating buyers are cluKising the Master of the Highway as the greatest value on the market today. I-AK. -1>I 11« »11 MOTOR <AR CD. DETROIT, Michman Sfatar (Mt unj Motor Trwii Lodge Directory » Tillamook Auto Company Ni W IKK FA IM PAR 4: CARS <>pm Can Clccrd Gan Glevilwum. *-44. 5 Pata TourMU L*r»>a. t> «4 Peas R>-*>to«rr Animo»», i. il 4 <’«aa !*••«■» Car I <*»«•••!. <■ Mt. 2-Paaa 1 utirtnf I ar, hinool 41, Á 04. 5 PaMrxgrr Da, U m va, 3-1'a*a iCo»U*4r« • watlaard r,M> j bn MrDameU .................. 1 1 Matt « ko .,........... • [br Afte *» T»eey ,.. |C M Morton ........................ **» CaH lerr Nrilooa ................ Cosi Fruii., I Caewar .................... ■8 McKinlatrr *1»O* l-.C. 141» U7J IV?» J1V* Coupa, tr-44, 4 l'uent/r - - SfcUn, »- 44. *-P»Mengcr • • C,xapr. 8 »*, 5-PaMengrr • • 5«d«n. t> 04, 7 PaMmg* • • UmwMnt, 04A. 7-P mmxi igrr I 1 J Ar h - • • • • F245O 2570 37M 3830 4030 I g T m J bm Wm. WUkas ................. <• L WlUm ........... Harw Wilkra Hnmrr Wilks ............. Edw Mallory ............. .............. Hugh Walls«« ............. Jim Earl ..................... Nels Hanaon ........ i. R Edward*............. C I». Nelson................. PAGE THREE .. . M 91 . 29 92 .23 92 . 22 33 . .32.97 . . 43 2« . .37.80 . .27 66 ,.20 87 I . .21 41 Il Corinth Port, No. 35, Dept, of Oregon Meets on second and fourth Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p. m. in W. O. W. hall. Visitors welcome. > r * Canning Peaches! A H. W. Spear, Com'dr. Samuel Downs, Adjt. 4 * Ï • On or about Sept Hth we will have a car load of peaches to distribute at very reasonable prices. The late peaches arc always the best for canning. Have patience, you arc not going to be disappointed. a Cadillac Stage Line Thia liur ih owned by Tillotnook tncn, desiring to live good service. We protect you by careful driv- *°R xpiI $40,000 accident insurance. Cali Cadillac •hge Line on either phone and we will go to your home after you. Stage to Pacific City also. / ant] Second Hund Furniture. Used Furniture und Stoves Bought. Furniture Repaired toi Phons 73W No. I First St., Ttlfcunool, Ore. Stated convocations every first and third Fridays. Visitors Tillamook Lodge welcome. No. 57, A F. & AM. 'firestone Again Reduces Price A Stated Communication sec ond Wednesday in each I month. Visiting Brethern wecome. ¿xtra Si$e 30*3% *16 ££ THE GREATEST ARTISTS OF THE World have entrusted their repu tations to the Victor Records. Hear them at their beet in your own home. Tillamook Music Co., Dealers, oppoelte P. O. ll-lftw I to’« Tlllaaotk at Leaves Portland Hoyi Hotel at 740 and 1:45 CIS a.m. and 5 p.m. IVAN DONALDSON, Afoot à Johnson Chapter No. 24 R. A. M. f. E. Keldson, Bee, TILLAMOOK-PORTLAND F A. MESSE RS MI TH, Prop. >•» I The Fruit Palace TILLAMOOK FURNITURE COMPANY W R C. Corlnlth Relief Corps, No. 64 Dept, of Oregon, meets on first and third Friday evenings of each month, at 3 p. m., in the W. O. W. hall. Vial tors welcome . Minnie Johnson. President Elisabeth Conover, Soey. Phwtone trH usnde the lew e( (13.98 en the Standard Non X Unusual purchaalnt power thro ugh Mg volume of businesa, and the treat efficiency of its 87,998,H9 Plant No. 2, manufacturing exclu sively 39x3H sixe, made this possible. Now, the production of the Extra Size 38x8 H tire has been transferred to Plant No. 2. Thia aermlts the e reduction on thia tire from AS to 813.95. No euch value hae ever before been offered tire user*. If your dealer hasn’t the Kxtra- Sixe In stock aak for our Stand ard Non-Skid type at the aame price. You will still be gettint an unusual tire value. Harvey Sblr.ger, Sec'y. Tuesday eve, 7:30 p. m. Rebekak. Wednesday evening Camp 2-4, Thursday i PEARL OIL (KEROSHRB) An ideal home fuel far «fl cookstovea, oil heatcra and oil lamp*. Get it at your dealer*a. STANDARD OIL OOMRAJfT leALlroawm Cords That Don't Blow Out You foot ••euro on Firestone Cord*. Because Firmtone Cords don’t blow out. Your repair man will tell you he hAsa’t seen a blowout thia past year—10,909, 15,099 and X,0H miles, and ths tires still going strong. See your Firestone dealer today. Name below. 4 FtrMteas Coed Tires are being io,<1 •< leweat tire htatory: MUH-324 M 3214 *44 M I t NOTICI. The County Agent office will be open from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. fiom now until Fair time to aid those mat ing entries for fair. Read the Headlight classified ads.