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Ivan Giat ...........
22.44
Floyd Light ............................ .,..5752
J. E. Cochran............ .................. 35.95
WANTED: 100 MOLE SKINS. WILL J. E. Cochran ................................11.97
J. W. Hatfield ........................... ei.il
pay 10 cents each. A. J. Wilks.
Want to rent big gear one man or John Fleck ....................................... 8.08
one horse stump puller to drag logs I Oscar Bennett ........................... 104.93
Imlah ........................................ .89
with. Robert Watkins, Bayocean, i Alex
Abe Bays ....................................... 52.S7
Oregon.
Claud Friabia ............................... 52.87
For Sale: Sewing machine motor Edward Creecy ........................... 99.76
with cables, aa4 rheoetat pedal com­ C. B. Muffett ................................79.75
G. F. Smith ................................... 75.76
plete- 14.50 Singer Agency.
Aeolian and Okey record« up to Ira Green .......................... • , • .......... 70.87
2.00 now 75 cent« while they last. H. W. Smith ............................... 73.37
J. H. Shoemaker............................. 31.90
Tillamook muac Co.
Burl Fleck ................................... 23.97
J. M. Swetzer .............................. 35.09
J M. Swetzer .............................. 47.11
W. E. Anderson............................... 5.24
A. H. Gustrom.............................. 13.72
Vem Larson ................................... 7.98
Oregon State Highway Com. ..484 32
F. S. Yorks Lumber Co...................4.71
J. C. Holden.........................................40
A. T. Dolan ....................................57.00
Tillamook Couni ty Mutual Tel Co. 2.35
Road Builders Equip. v>u.
. . 249.02
Co..........
Tilamook Co. Mutual
Tel. Cd.
’
“............03
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co............. ........ 4.90
H. S. Brimhall, Clerk............ ...5872
Phillips ........................ ...15.13
The Tillamook Bay Penins­ Erwin
Ike Wells ................................ ...13.18
ula District. Unique combina­ Harry Fletrher .................... . . .17.97
John Blum .............................. ........ 7.45
tion of Ocean and Bay—mag­ W. H. Ankeny........................ ... .29.12
Blum ............ ...................... ........ 2.85
nificent ■riews; Beaches, San­ V.
Frank Long ....................... ...11.30
dy Tracts, Woodlands, Mead­ R. _ Lant .................................... ... .14.68
im
0. Magee ............................ ....21.79
ows. Sheltered Nooks. Rugged L.
Earl Barber ............................. ....18.88
Hill» and Coast Line!
Henry Maynard .................... ... .24.33
Simmons .................... ....17.80
Make »election before Road Henry
Dave Jones .............................. ........ 1.33
is built are secure choice loca­ Lee Summons ........................ ........ 1.65
John Zurfleuh ........................ ....17.37
tion at advantageous prices-
Kerr 4 Hill ............................ ... .85.14
James Brandes ....................... ........ 7.19
Henry L King,
I Art Fledschau ....................... ........ 3.59
Office» at Tillamook and Bay J. C. Doney ............................ ....1348
Sol Phillips ............................. ....19,81
Ocean.
Chas. Desmond
....15.16
Rilev Simmons
.... 20.27
louis Fleck ...
... .23.00
NOTICE
B. E. Turner .
... .13.30
The
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Sol Phillips..............
........ 3.19
U. S. CHAIN TREAD
........ 3.19
The Annual mettlng of the Tilla­ Louis Fleck ........ ..
Riley Summorv ..
..,.3.19
mook
Co.
Mutual
Telephpne
Co
will
One of «he few tires of which
........ 4.79
be held in the Court House tn beiur Bob Neilson ..........
T. Haugen ..............
it may be said that they deliver
........ 1.50
day, hept. 3 at 1: 30. P. M.
Ole A. Haugen ....
economy ; ear in and year out
........ 1.20
S. A. BRODHEAD, Secv.
Asa
G.
Haugen
....
........ 1.20
and tire after tire.
8—25—21 21
Andrew Haugen ..
........ 1.20
Lewis Anderson ....
........ 1.50
Article 6 In the Poultry depart­ Gug Grames ..........
........ 1.50
ment of the county fair should read: C. W. Brown ........
............ 60
“Entries Pena, trios and singlei.” Wm. Robitsch........ .
........ 1.33
instead of "trios and singles." A Pm S. P. Reed ..............
........ 3.29
consists of a male and four females. C. F. Stone ............
... .83.97
Through an oversight this was omit­ H. P. Baack ..........
........ 3.50
W C. Hill ............
....17.49
ted in the Fair catalogue.
H. M. Wait
........ 2.91
8-18-3t
. Frank Reed .................
.. .179.00
T. Haugen...................
... .41.24
Lewis Anderson ....
.. . .46.75
Andrew Haugen ....
... .35.78
Guy Grames ..............
.... 46.75
C. W Brown ...........
....•¿7.PÎ
Ade Lane ...................
... .16.63
Toney Schweiger ....
... .18.61
Wm. Robitsch ........
.... 59.32
L. A. Whit combe ....
....57,83
Oregon's Higher Institution of
, L. B. Cnt* ................
........ 9.57
. Je^s Wright ...............
...->15.78
Ole A. Haugen ....
... .32.06
. F. S. Armentrout ..
....43.93
Asa G. Haugen ....
... .33.39
Eight Schools; Seventy DepsrtmentS
Frank Denen«? ........
...145.20
Louis Fleck ......... rr ........ 5.32
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT 19. 1921
Riley Simmons ........
For tnformetic« writ« to lh« RegMiftr
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Ed Bell ......................
Oregon Agricultural College
Sol Phillies ................
........ 6.51
CORVALLIS
R. E. Turner ..........
....19.95
Edw. Mallory ..........
... .32.98
: F. J. Welch ..............
... .43.26
Hugh Wallace ..........
... .37.80
Jim Ear! ...................
....27.66
Nel« Hanson..............
... .20.88
R. R. “
Edwards
... .27.13
G. D. Nelson. .
... .21.62
J. T. Davis .
... .46.17
John Gage .
... .41.60
.1 F. Douglas
... .25.27
Flovd Light
____ .
... .32.45
T. H. Edward* ..
...32.45
R. W. Ed vards .
... .23.41
Guv Schoppert ..
... .15.30
Lyle Edwards ..
... .14.36
R. B. McClay ...
.. .112 25
D. W. Benfield .
........ 9.88
Oscar Johnson ..
... .57.01
L. E.
Troutman
... .15.99
Geo. Fowler ....
... .12.76
Herman Nicklaus
........ 6.29
Herman N>?klaus
........ 2.79
O. W. “
Kinnaman.
........ 7.55
W. R. Speece ...
... .23.12
W. R. Sneece ...
... .39.90
Leonel Speece ...
... .70.18
for 10c from
H. A. Schoppart ..........
... .-'.23
one sack of
Tom Nicklaus ...............
.... 73.76
Ira Green .......................
... .71.10
H.
P.
Baack
..................
... .16.75
GENUINE
To ml in the
Rewan Skyles ...............
... .44.98
t
H. P. Baack ...................
... .23.99
delicious Burley
• Ms E. Curl ................
........ 8.98
tobaooo flavor.
Edward Creecy .............
........ 8.98
W. H. Ankeny ..............
....24 14
Frank Selden ................
........ 3.72
Chester Illingsworth .
........ 2.97
Leon Magee ..................
....16.49
Jas. Pallin.......................
... .31.17
TOBACCO
Earl Barber ...................
....15.27
John Sanderson ..........
....14.36
H. Maynard ..................
...25.46
N. N. Kirley ................
........ 9.18
Chas. Best.......................
... 18.97
Fiyrk Smith ..............
... .21.27
R. Lant ...........................
.... 19.18
Kerr 4 Hill ...................
... 51.56
Frank Reed....................
.. .118.28
Frank Deveney ............
.... 37.66
Rowan 4 Skyles ..........
.... 30.69
CONTAINS
Walter Erickson ..........
. .47.46
The Graduate School.
H P. Baack..................
The College of Literature.
. .51.41)
Science and the Arts.
Bell & Toney ................
The School of Journaliam.
.100.57
Chas.
Stone
....................
.116.05
The School of Architecture
The School of Law.
Anderson Bros. ... ..
and Allied Arts.
. 75.49
The School of Medicine
H M Wait
. . 37.61
The School ol Business
The School of Music.
John A Carroll ..........
. . 82.60
Administration.
The School of Physical
W. C. Cheney ..............
. 49.39
The School of Education.
Education.
J. M Weiss 4 Son ....
. .19.26
The School of Sociology.
The Extension Division.
Frank Illingsworth ....
.41.67
Steinback Iron Works .
228.66
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Hebo Garnge ..............
. .27.70
Gilbert 4 t'on’tianv .
54.59
A high standard of cultural and profeaaional acholarehip haa hecoma
Standard
Oil
Company
on« of the outatandmg marks of the State Univrraity. For a catalogue,
. 687.90
folders on the various schools or for any information write
Tillamook Iron Works . .
.117.87
THE REGISTRAR. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, f ugene. Ore
Feenatv htv Machinery C <».
. .64.21
F J. Klinehan ....................
. .1 66
Nehalem River Transer Co.
3.50
John C Baling......................
.17.50
A. F. Coats Lumber Co. ... .117.61
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
R. F Zackman ....................
180.83
R'lev S'mmons . ..................
33.33
14 North Second Street
W A. Southmayd..............
. 2.50
Alex McNair 4 Co.................
.33.18
Portland — Oregon
1 M Traxler .... ............
. .80.23
T nmb-S hrader Co................
Furnish dair\ anti farm help— hay and harvest
.267.01
Sunset Garage .................... .. .2,32.10
hands - mill yard and camp help.
W rite for our
Tillamook Garage .............. ....4» 56
How-1 Ov.'or^
....11.27
magazine ’‘Employinent Service”
B on 4 Hatfield I .
33 03
you come right down
to reason, what is there to
discount tires
HE non timn a friend comes
ently maintained quality first
to you all excited about some
wonderful tire bargain—ask him standards with certain ectjnomy
for the tire buyer.
how much va/ue he ought to get
They have established 92
for each dollar of tire money.
Factory Blanches all over the
It’s ustonmhing that any car
country. Perfecting U. S. distri­
owner today should not know all
bution so that you get a fresh,
the tire service he is entitled to.
hve tire every time you buy
Nor how to check up between
u. S. Tire.
e
the economy of par quality
So when a man once decides
one hand — and big discounts,
surplus stocks, discontinued lines '41 U. S. I ires he knows what he
15 getting in quality—service
and retreuds on the other.
economy.
In support of his own judg­
For two years U. S. Tire ment he gets the pledged word
makers have been telling the and reputation of the largest
American jx-ople all about tires.
and most successful tire concern
in the world.
They have laid open the tire
business fr<mi every angle.
A sound reason for the fact
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that you see more
U. S. Tires on more
cars than ever this
year.
They have always
led the fight fur better
tires
They have consist -
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OceanResort Pro-
positions
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United States Tires
United States
Rubber Company
Ackley & Miller
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