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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1921)
? a •• THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1921 s < THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT Resolution of Condolence u f Anything Made of Wood Frank Heyd & Company Incorporated 3*?h Store fronts. Show Cason, Counters, Shelving Dealers In Plate Glase, Sheet Glass, Mirrors, Roofing, Paints Varnishes, Kalsomine. Builders Hardware TILLAMOOK, OREGON I AM SURELY TRYING TO MAKE YOU BUY AT HOME I make ke Cream Bricks and lees a speciality. I have the finest equipped restaurant in the state, the LOUVRE RESTAURANT, where everybody goes I have own refrigerating plant for your benefit. I have installed an electric bake oven and give you hot bread and buns at JOHN R. PATTERSON williams & Williams GARAGE Whereas the Supreme Ruler of the niverse in His infinite wisdom and mercy, has seen fit to receive from [ this world of pain and sorrow that happy home beyond, the wife of our beloved Brother H. Hi Hanen- kratt and that in her departure we are again reminded that our lives are Heeling and transitory, and are called to pause a moment in the busy whirl of life to bow our heads in humble submission to the will Him who rules the destinies of all, and. whereas, in the death of Gertrude Hanenkratt, we recognize that "one touch ot sorrow makes the world akin and in this, his great affliction we extend to our beloved Brother our heartfelt sympathy, assure him of our desire to help him bear his burden of sorrow, and Whereas, her loyalty to her hus band and friends, and her fidelity to the responsibility of life has gained for her the sincere admiration those who were fortunate to make her acquaintance, Therefore be it resolved that we, as members of Tillamook Lodge No. 94, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, extend to our bereaved bro ther our heartfelt sympathy in this his hour of sorrow. Resolved Further, that a zopy of these resolutions be sent to the be reaved husband, and one to the news papers of Tillamook City for publi- cation, and one spread upon the min utes of this lodge. Respectfully sub mitted in F. L. & T. Emil Heusser, C. W. Wagy, F. F. Conover, Committee. Growing Tillamook Institution X —— — J z .11 „ TILLAMOOK S 7T METAL WORKS A. GRUENWALD, Prop. 12 Honths to Pay And at Reduced Prices I i I One of the growing Tillamook in- stitutions is Shearer-Merrick hospital, located at 215 east Eighth street. The hospital is owned by Mrs. Frank Merrick, and contains 10 beds for patients which are oc cupied m6st of the time. Tn addl- tion there are living rooms. hospital is specially arranged the convenience and comfort of pa- tients, and is well equipped through- The surgery and the rooms for the patients are all on the ground floor, and are kept In a scruploueiy 1 clean and sanitary condition at all times. The first thought of the man- | agement is tor the comfort of the patients. Competent nurses are al- 1 ways in attendance. Dr. J. E. Shearer the surgeon, has the distinction ot being the only doctor in Tillamook county to I close his office to serve his country during the late world war.—Adv. While working in the Yellow Fir mill one day this week, Louis Fleck was struck in the face by a flying knot from the saw, which severely lacerated his mouth and nose. Ho was brought to the Deals hospital ■ for treatment. National Building s. Card of Thanks Z R. T. BOALS M. D wish to thank the Tillamook County Bank for the prizes we re- ' Surgeon and Physician Tillamook Man s Formula Proves ceived.—Mildred Glad, Blanche E. to be the Premier Cleanser Glad. I. O. O. F. Building For months. C. F. DeFord of this city worked on a chemical formula TILAMOOK, OREGON to produce a soap that would remove grease, dirt, pitch, iodine, ink stains X. etc., and at the same time lighten the work of the housewife on ‘ Blue JOHN MATHERS Monday. PublicAccor.ntant- Notary Public After repeated experiments, his BARRICK & HALL persistence triumphed, and a ATTORNEYS AT LAW months ago, he placed “DeFord s General Bookkeeping, Auditing. Jazz Soap" on the market. Income Tax. Will qeep your books National Building He first demonstrated it at and render monthly statements county fair, where It was favorably Tillamook, Oregon $5 per month and up. received by the public. Since that time he has sold 800 cans of the pro X. 303 Second Ave. E. duct in Tillamook and vicinity. r is now looked upon as an indispens- Bell Phone 61J Mutual Phone able adjunct of the kitchen and shop DR. O. L. HOHLFELD where it has been tried. It has all the other cleansers dis- VETERINARIAN It's magic is something tanced that causes people to wonder how he Bell Phono 8F3. Mutual Phone ever did it! Behold a grease-stained RALPH R. EDWARDS cloth! A slight treatment, and the Tillamook. Oregon cloth becomes clean and as white as X. snow Can you beat it? That’s Shoe Repairing what Jazz Soap does! Try a stain in a silk dress. Presto chang Jazz 7 ...and the stain is removed! And watch that smile on the housewife’s face when she sees her snowy white BeD 121 M Mutual clothes on the line, after they have been soused in “Jazz’ suds. TILLAMOOK IRON No lye or harmful ingredients. WORKS Try it on your cars. It s a wonder General machinists and blaeh- Order it from your grocer, or call at smiths. the Allen House and get a big can of H. Sander the Jazz Soap for 50c. Mr. DeFord is now arranging for a factory and store room where he THE TOURISTS can supply the rapidly increasing [ demand for his splendid product. Jazz Soap. Buy it. Try it. And you 11 use it.- RESTAURANT DE FORD S JAZZ SOAP ■X I. X. s' Shearer-Merrick Surgical and Maternity Hospital % CITY TRANSFER Storage and Shipping i 215 E. 8th St Bell «1W. SURGERY Tillamook. Oregon I Z No » m 4 to wait any lanyar. Btnl* year t*nn with alastrinity right away. A, amali payment daw* atari* th* dapeadAbla Waetara Bto»1«il Fewer •ad Ughi OuMU working aad earing tor you. DR. J. E. SHEARER h y z V 7 V, Marchant Tailor C.L LEWIS kriam nani io. m The Pythian Bisters meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday« at B. P. Hall at 3 p. m. Pythian Bister club meet» every 3rd Wednesday. Ines Carroll, fc Chief Elizabeth Oathout. M of B A C Painting and Wallpapering Lodge Directory Need a new range, kitchen hard ware, cooking utensils,paint to brighten up the furniture Extra! Extra! 999 30x3 Anti Skid 999 30x3 1-2 Anti Skid $8.99 $9.99 Plus War Tax SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE of these articles Alex McNair & Company DIRECTORS fiÄ C A. McGhee ÏThe tirsi Meets on aeeond and fourth Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p. m. in W. O. W. ball. Visitor« welcome. H. W. Spear, Com dr. Samuel Down«, Adjl. Johnson Chapter No. 24 R A. M Stated convocation» every first and third Fridays. V tel tore welcome. I. E. Keldeon, See. Tillamook Lodge No. 97, AY. A A.M. TWO MONTHS MORE MaWW W. R. C. Corinith Relief Corps, No. 54 *ept. of Oregon, meets on first and third Friday evenings of each month, at I 8 p. m , in the W. O. W. hall. Visitor» welcome . Minnie Johnson, President Elizabeth Conover, Bsey. Corinth Poet, No. 39, Dept, of Oregon Standard size, 4 ply, 17 14 oz. fabric anti-skid Oldfield tires. Built by Bar ney Oldfield. Backed by Oldfield’s rep utation. We are exclusive agents for Oldfield tires in this territory. Two montMB. and 1921 willbe a th^nr^¿VpMt.^oo? about your bank account—Is it a many of us have Summer vacations are hard on emrln^ and »7 found it necessary to draw on our p ■Nationalized' ac- But now. with new J*‘r8e“£y’ll mean enough capital counts climb to the point *nere t / for big investment«. Marathon Cadge 93, Knights of Pyt Regular meohkng 3 day evening st 3:45 sharp. By or the Chancellor mando». Stated Communication soo- ond Wednesday in each month. Visiting Brotbern weeoiue. Harvey Chingar, Bee’y. II 1 ACKLEY & MILLER I Tue 4ay eve, 7:3* p. ■. ' <k Wednesday »ventai ap 3-4, Thursday ileadligkt
