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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1921)
tEiUamoofc Jfiealiligfjt the county. He owns considerable property in and around Bay City. Misa Mary Peltx is spending month visiting at Sand Lake. a A public accounting and general NOTICE TO CREDITORS bookkeeping office is being opened at 303 2nd Ave. East by John Math Notice is hereby given that the Headlight Publishing Company. Inc. ers, who has been assisting in the jnders'zned has been appointed by cheese association offices. Mr. Math the County Court of the State of Ore Tillamook. Oregon r- ers has had several years of chief ac gon. for Tillamook County, executrix counting for the Booth-Kelly Lum of the last will and testament of Leali« Harrison Managing Editor ber Co., and the Portland Lumber Co Fred Weber, deceased. Gil persons having claims against the estate of There is no truth in the report that the said deceased are hereby noti Both Telephone« Cape Meares light station wti to be fied to present the same, duly veri abandoned and a new light house fied, to the undersigned at her reel- built at Cape Lookout. The Chamber , Entered as second-class matter in of Commerce received a letter from the poetoffice at Tillamook, Oregon. Congressman Hawley to that effect ' * after making an investigation. The report, probably, grew out of the Subscription Rates fact that the Bureau is looking for a One year ........................................|2.00 sight for a radio station, and Cape Six months .................................. 1-®® Lookout is under investigatiou. Three months.................................... 6® Payable In advance A Weekly Paper Published Thursday by the THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1921 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE FOUR Every dence near Bay City, Oregon, or to E J. Claussen, attorney for the execu trix, I. O. O. F. Bldg.. Tillamook Ore- I gon, within six months from the date 1 of this notice. Dated this 2rd day of November, 1921. Mary Weber. Executrix. H. H. Tubeseing an uncle of Miss Elfrieda Tubeseing of thi' city. Is just recovering from .'.n attack of pneumonia, at the family home near | Nehalem City- Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Losey of Nehalem, Oct. 20, a daughter. | Chas. F. Gerard of Bay City was in Tillamook the latter part of last | week. He reports that business is be ginning to look up in his section of | - I' Falling down stairs in the dark, taking the wionk med icine and a thousand other dangers lurk in the darkness Avoid them by having a flashlight handy. These days while darkness comes early you have more need than ever for a service able Winchester flashlight. Get one today. You will use it tonight. Winchester Standard Type. Nickle and fibre Safety cases, Tested switch, bulb. Lens give., perfect di st'i hu tion of light. Has long life. Win- chesteh battery. If you own an idle flashlight bring it in. A new battery or bulb may put it to work again. Yes it’s toasted, of course. To seal in the flavor Three Inseparables One for mfldnesf .VIRGINIA One for mellowness. BURLEY One for aroma. TURKISH The finest tobacco» perfectly President Harding ï Now Heads Red Cross For Safety and Convenience Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the friends wK kindly assisted us during the berea vement over the death of the loving wife, daughter and sister, Mrs. Gertrude Hancnkrat. __ _____ H. H. Hanenkrat. K. Schlappi and family. ---------------------- Mrs. M. J. Maddox of Manhattan, and baby, passed through Tillamook Tuesday on h«r way to Portland to visit her mother for a few days. ■HTNCHom aged and blended 2Oforl5f “Ch Some flashlight uses about the House Lightiing cellar stairs Looking in closets Lighting the porch Caring for babies When electricity fails Finding out the time Exploring in the attic Lghting up the oven King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co. THE WmCH£5T£R f STORE A Bread Talk Overeating is the best friend of the doctors and un dertakers and the great trouble is that people will not only overeat but they eat improper food. Plain food is equal to a life insurance policy and people who eat plenty of good bread are not the ones who call the undertaker, for 90 per qent of every slice of bread is converted into nutrition without waste. (jj «. mm Suoeeedlng fermer Preeldjnt Wil een, President Harding was recently eteetod preeldent ef the American Rod Creea. Ho la hero coon accepting the «•Roa, Frwwi left to rifMt Maj. Gen. Merritt« W. Ireland, Surgeon General, U. G. A.; Or. Uvlngeten Farren«, shalrman Central Committee ef the Rod Creee; the President; Acet. Seoret..-y ef the Treasury Eliot Wadeworth; Roar Admiral Edward R. Stitt, Surgeon Qoneral, U. S. N. In placing your order say Golden Crust Bread and you get bread made by a baker who knows h’s business, a bread that is no mystery and that you can see made, and also a bread made in Tillamook, by a Tillamook firm that spends what you pay for this good bread in Tillamook. SOME GOOD THINGS FOR YOU ♦ Get the Golden Crust Habit ■ I DANCING T Dale West anil His Winning Announcement! We have opened in our new Location on First Street, 3 doors West of Lamar’s drugstore with a full line ♦ Every Evening At The Palm Tillamook I LIME LAMB-SCHRADER CO. Tillamook Bakery E: G. ANDERSON, “The Satisfaction Store” CEMENT 28 "W But bread ordered at random, or because it looks good and tastes good is not always good bread. Gold en Crust bread is good bread and you can see for yourself every detail of the making to the delicately browned loaf as it comes from the oven. ryr^T,r.TiR^invnrr«T<nn<nrrOTrann«HT»t«T»T«t.r.r.i.i.i.i« If your butter is better than usual it is likely Linn Butter, the only butter we sell and the best that conies to Tillamook. A big, fresh stock of walnuts, almonds, crifnberries, apples, ^figs, dates, plum pud ding and mince meat for your Thanksgiv ing baking is just in at reasonable prices. We always have those fine, fresh dough nuts, cakes, pies and excellent breRti from the Tillamook Bakery. We also have a fin'' lot of satisfied customers. COAL A Good Place to Spend Your Evenings EVERYBODY WELCOME WHY PAY WAR PRICES Home Made Candies Made fresh in our own Candy Kitchen Daily. Our Kitchen and methods pass state inspection. I'or Xew and Second Hand Furniture and Stoves When you can buy from TILLAMOOK FURNITURE CO. At Pre-War Prices. THE BLUE BIRD Eat more Candy. It’s Food. A MAN OF METAL and mettle, too. is able to take an ordinary meet or strip of tin, copper or other material and convert it into useful and last ing articles of most any kind. That is our service to you. We wrtl design and make anything In sheet metal, at quoted prices. “QUICK SERVICE“ iS OUR MOTTO Household goods and Freight Nothing too BIG. Nothing too S mall GALL 65J Johnson & Cater, Props. That is the expert tinner and sheet -metal worker who CITY TRANSFER Dale Wwt, of Klamath Falla. Oregon, came with the other boya’ and girls' club members to the Pacific International Live Stock Exposition last year and entered his Shorthorn heifer. Mound's Barones« 2d. Well bred. In splendid condition and trained to stand and lead properly for the Judges, both she and her maater made a fine Impresalon, and she was awarded first In the young class of beef breeds. Dale naa written to O M Plummer, manager of the great show to be held this year at North Portland. Oregon. Nov. 5-12, that he «anta to be a part of the exposition, and he sent his check for 525 for one share of stock. The boys' and girls' club exhibits at the Pacific International last year were very Inti resting, and perhaps as important to the uation as any division there. I GEO. J. BURCHARD Tillamook • Oregon i
