X¿UMDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1921
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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No classified advertisement
taken for less than 25 cents. All
advertising copy must be in by
5 p. m. each Wednesday to insure
publication.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: FIVE PASSENGER
Overland Sedan in good condition,
and five good cord tires. Will sell
cheap for cash. Inquire at this
office.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR
sale. Phone 4F12 and call far Mrs.
Fose._________________
FOR SALE. COMPLETE TESTIN'J
outfit $35. Aluminum tester, 12
bottle scales, 40 sample bottles,
one large acid bottle. Miss Helen
Miller, Corvallis, Ore.
8-25-t5.
FOR SALE: APARTMENT HOUSE
with furnishings.
Very reason
able if sold at once. Address Box
45 Tillamook, Ore. Phone 13M.
8-25-t4
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Little Business Getters
HEADLIGHT CLASSIFIED ADS
onp wK
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8pea^ Swiss. WU]
bu8in€q*- Call at
for MI?0^1,Tranafer Co- and ask
for Mr. Wilcox.
TO RENT: FURNISHED RTOM $10
per month. Phone 107W 462t
Night school was re-opened last
-xvuuaj
Monday CTCUlUg,
evening.
Those
1 HUPC wishing
»1
to
Bookkeeping, orTyp
. take Shorthand, Bookkeeping
i in« may enroll any time.
Night
school is held In the High
_ i school
building
building on
on Mnnrtnv
Monday «nd
and 1 Thursday
evenings from 7:15 to 9:15.
Tui-
tion $2.00 per month.
Adv.
Dr. Wise will be at his Bay City
office every monday Morning.
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BOAT HOUSE FOR RENT TO DUCK
hunters.
Subject to sale. C. N. I
Makinster, Tillamook.
47 T4p FOR SALE: FORD CAR $275. See
R. A. McInnis, Bell Tel. Co. 48-3p
FOR RENT— HOUSE KEEPING
LOSA:
A NEW TIRE 30x3 1-2 ON
rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
Ford rim between Hebo and Yel
Also single rooms.
First street.
low Fir mill Sunday about 5 p. m.
For particulars see or address F.
Reward. Write or phone (Mutual)
8. Armentrout, No. 12, Eighth
Wm. Fletcher, Hemlock.
48-2tp
treet, Tillamook.
47 q-f
WANT TO RENT FARM EQUIPPED
man wanted — in this local -
from 15 cows up. Nelson Ross,
Tillamook.
4S t2p
ity to handle sales on World’s new
reversible, refillable Twinko Bro
om, use of both ends of broom
corn body and re-use of handle;
LOCAL NEWS
big seller; exclusive; write quick.
Twinko Broom Co., 4621-5 Shil-
E. Hadley was a passenger to New
sole Ave., Seattle, Wash. 47 Tip berg via the Cadillac stage on bus
WANTED— A 50-50 LEASE ON iness.
good dairy ranch with from 35
Chas. Wooley of near Beaver, went
cows up.
Have 7 experienced
milkers. Guarantee good care. out on the stage to' Portland Thurs
Jcrry Rehr, 1003 5th St, City.T3p day last.
Ora Mapes was a visitor to Port
land Thursday.
TO EXCHANGE
WANTED: TO TRADE CLEAR Ac
reage close to city line of Portland
SALE— GOOD FOUR ROOM HOUSE
for small improved acreage near
on easy terms.
Living room, two
Tillamook or Bay City. Address
bedrooms, large kitchen.
Bath
room with some fixtures in. Good , Exchange, Headlight office. 48-2t
large woodshed and wash room WILL TRADE MY ONE TON FORD
joined to house.
Price $ 1,600.
truck for Ford roadster, S. S. Pro
Maginnis & Gilham, Room 208 over
vost, R. F. D„ Bay City, Ore
Haltom’s.
47 T3 ________
8-11-21-tf
FOR SALE—ONE THOR ELECTRIC EXCHANGE—NEW
VICTROLA
washing machine, in good condi
for
Ford
Roadster
in
first class
tion.
Also one white enameled
condition. Singer Agency, Opp.
bedroom set, good as new.
Phone
Post Office.
4-28tf
Main 36-M.
47-T2p
FOR SALE OR TRADE: FULLY
equipped dairy ranch, for close in
LOST AND FOUND
improved acreage or town prop
FOUND: BICYCLE. OWNER MAY
erty. J. F. Auer, Hemlock, Ore
Have same by applying to Head
49-3p
light affice and paying for this ad.
FOR SALE: SAVAGE 22 RIFLE &
44-t f
30-30 high power standard rifle. I
Bargains. Headlight.
49-2 TWO HEIFERS AND ONE CALF
Came to my place two months ago
FOR SALE: GOOD MILKING COWS
and owner can have same by pay
Address V. B. Peebley, lafhyette, I
ing for feed and care.
A. Haed-
Ore.
8-28, t4.
Inger, Cloverdale, Or.
47 T2p
FOR SALE—CHOICE HOME SITES.1
Have just had placed In my hands
BUSINESS NOTICES
part of th« academy grounds on
4th and 5th St. These lots will WORK IN CARPET WEAVING IN
b« sold vary cheap considering the
Tillamook county.
Have located
at Rockaway and will give parcel
looatiOB. Close to th« burliness
post orders prompt attention. D.
section. See A. C. Eversuu
for
H. Frankhauser, Rockaway, Ore
prise and terms.
4-2Stf
gon.
47 T4p
BRED TO XaAY WHITE LEGHORNS AT LAST—A VICTOR DEALER IN
Tillamook Couaty. Viator Vis-
Hatichlng Egg« for «ale. W. 8.
trolas, $25.00 and up. Viator Rs-
Coates, Tillamook.
3-1 Otf
conds, 85 cents and up. Tilla
FOR SALE: MAIL BAGS, HALTERS
mook Music Co.. Opposite P. O.
cow halters,
breeching,
nsel
11-18M
chains, livestock clipping machine THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD
Auto tope and curtains repaired;
—Victrolas and Vietor Reaorda.
leather, cloth and canvas articles
Tillamook Musi« Co., Opposite P.
made to order. Auto Top Shop.
O.
11-lttf
3-11-tf
The Headlight Job Printing De
FOR SALE: ONE 6 YEAR OLD
partment is thoroughly equipped to
horse or two 3 and 4 year old colts do the finest kind of job printing in
F. W. Robitsch
9-8-21 t4p
the city and solicits your letter
heads, statements etc.
Call or tele
FOR SALE: THOROUGHBRED BAR phone Main 68.
red Plymouth Rock roosters Phone
A real old time dancing school
107W
46-2t
will open next Wednesday night at
Woodmen hall, Sept. 28.
Learn to
WANTED TO RENT
dance in a real dancing school.
FOR RENT— FURNI8HED HOUSE Come— good teaching— good time
—good floor— good floor.
J. P.
keeping rooms fully modern $11. Feaster, principal.
adv.
per month. Corner 6th Ave. and
PROFESSIONAL
9th St. E.
4-28tf
WANTED— POSITION IN OFFICE DR. RAMSEY, OSTEOPATH—Room
or as clerk in store by young wo
110 I. O. O. F. Bldg.. Tillamook.
man.
Write Box 243.
47 T3p
Mutual phone. Bell phone 146-M.
FOR RENT—10 ROOM HOUSE DR.'S ALLEN & SHARP DENTISTS
National Building.
with large garden. Apply to F.R.
Beals.
4-28tf DR. J. B. GRIDER, DENTIST, L C
O. F. Bldg., Tillamook. Oregon.
BARN TO RENT: BARN ON WHAT
is known as the Dr. Sharp prop CALL DAVE KRAKE FOR SHING-
erty In Tillamook City, for rent.
ling All work strictly guaranteed
Can be used as a garage.
See
Mutual phon«.
7-21 tf
Barrlck & Hall, Attys.
8-11-tf SINGER AGENCY ~OPPOSITE
Postoftice. O. M. Cook.
WANTED: THREE SALESMEN—
two men and a woman—prefers
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For This Week
we have some very fine, large King Apples
at $1.95 per box.
Fancy ripe Tomatoes while they last Si.oo
per box
Porter’s Macaroni at ioc per pkg.
5 lb. boxes Macadoni, Spaghetti and Verma-
celli at 65c.
Brooms are cheaper, so is Baker s Cocoa.
Ghiradelli’s Chocolate, Package Cookies,
all kinds of syrups and sugar.
Nowhere will y^u find better quality or bet
ter general prices than a
E: G. ANDERSON,
‘The Satisfaction Store'
PAGE PIVE
GEM THEATRE
Ernest Peat. A comedy drama with the "unex
pected" always happening.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9
THE WILD GOOSE
TROCHY MIXES IN 2-reel comedy
A Cosmopolitan production, taken from the story
by Gouverneur Morris, "The Wild Goose” is a fine
story and makes wonderful screen production, pre
sented by an elaborate cast of players.
"THE SKIPPER'S FLIRTATION'’
ville comedy.
2-reel
Tooner-
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10
THE BRONZE BELL
Taken from the story by Louis Joseph Vance and
featuring Doris May and Courtenay Foote.
SWEETHEART DAYS 2 reel Mack Sennett comedy
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11
RIDER OF THE KING LOG
A red blooded timber story. All of the excitement
of a real logging camp, such as. running for cover
at the call of “Timber,” log drives on the river,
dynamiting the “jams”, the big spring drive and a
great many other thrilling features. One night
only. Better come early Show starts at 7 sharp
FOX NEWS
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12
Marion Walling left for Portland
by the Cadillac stage Thursday,
where he will spend a fdw days.
EVER SINCE EVE
Chas. Burnes of Dayton, Ore.,
spent Wednesday in thts city.
s.
Featuring Shirley Mason.
“Ever Since Eve" is
based on the story “Concerning Chichine" by
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13
POLLY WITH A PAST
Featuring Ina Claire supported by a cast of un
usual ability. Polly had a little past. It really
was alarming, yet how could people thinkTier fast
—her smile was so disarming It’s a reggjar whirl
wind of fun. Don’t miss is.
Wooly Bits and Monkey Hits. 1-reel Educational
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14-15
“SCRAP IRON” featuring
CHAS. RAY
The picture "Scrap Iron” is taken from the Satur
day evening Post story by the same name. His
name was John Steel, but they called him Scrap
Iron. Ray is not a rube nor a small town dude, but
a boy who settles trouble in a twenty foot ring,
and he never quits until the referee calls "out."
Put a mark on your calendar for this picture? and
come one night or the other.
"DUMMY LOVE’’ 1-reei Comedy
NOTE: The evening programs at the Gem start at
seven o’clock sharp; box office opens 15 minutes
earlier.
✓
Miss Ruth Kuratli, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Kuratli, went Phillips, and Nelson Adams, Earl
out to Hillsboro last Wednesday, McNeil and Al Fredrickson made an
where she will visit with relatives auto trip to Pacific City Sunday.
and friends for a few days.
Alfred Anderson of Nehalem brot
Mrs. Mike Abplanalp of the Red down an auto load of school teach
Clover district was summoned to ers Tuesday afternoon, who will at
Hillsboro Wednesday last by the tend the Teachers’ Institute, which
death of her father, John Grossen, a is being held this week in the high
well-known resident of the Bethany school building.
district in Washington county.
School was adjourned Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley, and 3, 8. in this city to allow the teachers to
Johnson, who have been visiting I attend the County Institute, as pro
their son in this city for some days vided by law.
past, returned to the valley Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs Mahoney of the town
of Yamhill, were over to Tillamook
Jim Christenson and wife of Hem last Sunday. They formerly lived
lock were in the city Thursday.
here.
Dance every Saturday night at K. fail so to answer, for want thereof,
P. Hall.
49tf plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in th^ complaint,
John Etzwller, a brother of S. J. which is that a conveyance made by
Etzwiler of near Oretown, this coun- Charles E. Fields and wife, defend
ty, went out to Portland one day re
cently with samples of the coal ants above named, to H. J. Luse of
found found on his brother’s farm. the following described real property,
John Is an old prospector and be situate in Tillamook County, Oregon;
lieves his brother has a good chance Lota One (1), Two (2) and Three (3)
to develop a paying coal mine. He of Block Twenty-three (23) of Tilla
will have samples tested in Portland mook Beach, and which conveyance
by coal experts. It is rumored that
coal has also been found on the was made on or about Jun« 19, 1916,
Broughton place near the «scene of and which conveyance is of record at
the Etzwller discovery.
Page 173 of Book 33 of the Records of
Deeds of Tillamook County, Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heyd, Mrs. be decreed to be null and void, as
M. E. Gruber, Mrs. Ashley of Bay against plaintiff herein, and cancelled,
City and Mr. Morris Scbnall motored and that said property be decreed to
to Portland one day last week to at
Mr. Patterson, cook at the Sunset __S. M. Batterson of Mohler, spent tend to business and visit with for be subject to the lien and claim of
i
restaurant, left Thursday for a few Sunday in this city.
mer Tillamook friends, Mr. and Mrs. plaintiff for balance owing him from
days visit at Scappoose.
W. J. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. the defenadnts, Charles E. Fields and
Harold Bowman of Mohler, was in Johnson. Sunday Mr. and Mrs Frank wife, it being sought to have said con
Mrs. Frank Bester and her broth-: the city Sunday.
Heyd, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and veyance cancelled as made in fraud of
er, Bert, Turney left this city Wed-!
Mrs. Roch of Portland, visited the
nesday morning for Watsonville, Cal
W. T. Moon and brother, W. H. country home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo the rights of plaintiff and said com
plaint praying for general relief. The
ifornia, called there 1^$ the serious Moon, and their wives, were over Seiffer of Gresham, Ore.
illness of their mother.
here Sunday on their way to the
claim of plaintiff is for the balance
beach. The former Mr. Moon was at
du« on a judgment renderod by the
Mrs.
M.
E.
Rhodes
of
Los
Angeles
Miss Velda Van Tile left Thura-' cne time a resident of this city.
formerly of the Bay View hotel, Bay Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
day for a three weeks visit in Port- |
land, Seattle and Hood River.
Mrs. A. S. Coates, wife of the own- City, who is visiting her daughter for Hood Rivor County, on which
er of the Coates Lumber Co. of this Mrs. Harry Joyce of the Hazelwood there is owing $1,000.00 with interest
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saussey, for city, and who recently spent sever- restaurant, enjoyed a visit with her at the rate of eight per cent per an
merly of Sheridan, who have been a! days here visiting with her hus friends, Mrs. M. E. Gruber, Mrs. num from March 17th, 1915, the fur
visiting in the vicinity of Tillamook band, returned to their home in Se Frank Heyd and Mrs. Ashley of Bay ther sum of $100.00 as attorneys fees
City while in Portland
for some days past, left for Portland attle last Friday.
<1 $23.00, costs and disbursements,
which place will be their home here
with
accruing interest from date of
Mrs. Dora Young, formerly con
after.
Mrs. Chas. E. Reynolds and daugh
nected with the U. B. church in this ter left for Portland by stage Sat said judgment, less a credit of $250.00
Mrs. M. Foster of Seattle, who at- city, and who recently completed a urday of last week to attend the fu from property sold on execution from
tended the funeral of Mrs. MaiOney visit at Beaver, left for her home in neral of Mrs. Reynold’s brother, which is to be deducted the expense of
at this place last week, returned Portland last Friday.
which occurred the day following.
the execution sale. Said judgment was
home Wednesday, While hers she
rendered in favor of plaintiff and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Turner
who
own
a
visited with her brothers, George
I
against
the defendants Field and wife.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Martin,
the
lor
farm
up
on
Wilson
river,
and
who
and James Tone.
were in the city last week, left Fri i mer with the Tillamook Lumber Co.,
This summons is served upon you
Frank Paul and daughter Ruth day last for their new home at left for their old home in Oklnhoma by publication in the Tillamook Head
last Saturday, going out by the Cad
were passengers to Portland one day Banks.
light, a weekly newspaper of general
illac line.
this week to visit with Mrs. Paul,
circulation published in Tillamook
H. A. Goodman, was a passenger
who is a nurse in a Portland hospi
City, Tillamook County, Oregon, and
to Portland Tuesday, where be goes
SUMMONS
tal.
to purchase goods for the A. A. Pen
is so published by virtue of an order
The ladies of the Nazarene church nington store.
; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE made by the Honorable Homer Mason,
of this city have set an example
County Judge of Tillamook County,
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
Matt Maroney, the sage of Man-
worthy of imitation, by assisting in
(Aegon, dated August 31st, 1921, re
COUNTY
OF
TILLAMOOK
Mon
the removal of the lumber of the old hattan beach, was in the city
L. SALDERN,
Plaintiff I quiring publication to be made hereof
church building to the site of the day last.
once a week for six successive weeks
new church this week.
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vs.
f H. P. Filer, district manager of Charles E. Fields and and Alice C. and the first publication hereof is
J. O'Donnell, for some time past the Oregon Life Insurance Co.. of
made September 1st. 1921.
with the Tillamook Lumber Com- Astoria, was in the city on Tuesday. Fields, his wife, arid H. J. Luse and I
BOTTS & WINSLOW. Attorneys
same
J.
Luse,
her
husband,
pany, left Thursday for Areno, Wis.,
P. W. Todd and brother Jo went
Defendants for Plaintiff.
where he will hereafter reside.
up the Trask Monday of last week TO H. J. LUSE AND SAME J. LUSE
Residence: Tillaaiock, Oregon.
Operations for the removal of to try out their luck hunting deer. her husband, two of the above named
tonsils were. made by Dr. Shearer
H. W. Thomas and wife of defendants:
this week as follows: Mrs. Ed Fogg
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Oretown. Oct. 4th and Margaret Fos Marshfield, Ore., are in the city vls-
MIRIAM TEMPLE NO. 36
iting Mr. and Mrs. lleaston, Mrs. OF OREGON: You are hereby requir
ter of Cloverdale on October 5th.
Thomas' parents.
The
Pythian Sisters meets every
ed to appear and answer the com
Mr. and Mrs. Blair returned frfom
2nd and 4th Tuesdays at K. P.
plaint
filed
against
you
in
the
above
Geo. M. McLeod, who Is the act
a trip to Portland and Hillsboro last
Hall at 8 p. m. Pythian Sister
ive head of the Hammond Lumber J entity I suit on or before th,, expira
Friday.
club meets every 3rd Wednesday.
Company's Interest in Oregon, with 1 tion of six weeks from the date of the
Inez Carroll, Ex Chief
The Monday Musical club will headquarters in Portland, w.’s in first publication hereof, and if you
Elizabeth Oathout, M of R * C
Tillamook
last
Saturday.
The
Hem-
meet for a regular meeting next Mon mond Interests, It Is understood, pay
day at the home of Mrs. Koch at 2
p. m. New members may enroll any about $25,000 In taxes In this coun
time between now and the first or ty annually.
November. The club has opened a
Card Party is Social Event
department of associated social mem
An attractive card party was giv
bers. This is for those who do not
care for the study course but who en at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.
would like to enjoy the social and Anderson on Wednesday and Friday
program evenings which will be giv evenings when Mr. and Mrs. Ander
en throughout the year. Those inter son and Mr. and Mrs. George Wln’-
Fite nunureu,
Hundred, =
ested in this departmen may jrfln by low entertained with 1 rne
The evening was 1 most delightful * =
handing in their name to any one of
tom and Mr-. g
206 Second Avenue
the members or directly to Mrs. ly spent. Mrs. Haltom
Tillamook, Ore.
Hanslemeir having high •coren for I
Koch.
the ladies. Mr. Burge and Mr.
IN STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
A slide occurred on the Baling French for the men.
The invitational list included: Mr.
grade last Saturday in the afternoon
MORRIS SCHNAL
from the mountain above which and Mrs. Gruber, Aiderman, Case,
partly buried the big county digger. Max Shultz, Hill, Mason. Oscar
An invitation is extended to the public generally
The workmen present got oat of the Shultz, Gr^rat, Crenshaw, Lamb, Car]
to
“look in on us” in our new quarters where we
way in time, however, and then got Shultz. Baker, Heltom, Rosenberg,
busy digging out the digger. A Clough, Franklin, Haberlach, Es'h,
have Everything in Groceries at Right Prices. Our
huge log wae dislodged by the slide Cook, Kuratli. Lantz, Smith. Burge,
lines are complete and represent Quality as well as
and one end of it was pushed into Burton, Reedy. Adams, Robinson, J-
Bott«,
H.
Rosenberg,
Bools.
Mr.
Variety. All are made welcome.
the road. The road was soon clear
Koch, Miss Splcker, Lamar, Ford, ft
ed to travel.
Hadley, Poorman, Lewis, Rlecher».
Our aim is to serve you satisfactorily. Remember
Mfsses Esther Munson and Cecil Morrison. Partridge. Carrol. Leonard
the
place.
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Klnnaman. who have been touring Barrlck, Plank. Condlt, Beltz, Beals.
California for some time past, re Christenson, Carl Anderson, Faulk
cently wrote to friends in thia city ner, H«nselm»lr, Bales, Mrs. Hart
from Los Angeles and reported that man. French. Hall. Green. Ingram,
they were enjoying their vacation. Miss Tinnerstet, Miss Ruth Pa/t-
rldge, Mias Rett» Good speed, Mrs.
Stranahan and Mrs. Coates of 8<st-
tle. Wash in gon.
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