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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1921)
TKÜ1EBAT, lOTEMm IT. Uli THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE P»UH Willamoofc Seabligfjt A Weekly Paper PubltsMd Thtirsdaj by th« Every E«adlmht Publishing Ompaay. bm. Tillamook. Oregon Leslie Harrison Managing Bditor — Both Telephones * Entered as seeond-claas matter la the postoffiee at Tillamook. Oregon. Sub«cnpti«n Bate* One year ............................... 91 Oí Six month« ................................. 1.09 Three month« ..............-.................. 50 Payable tn edveme» redaction in the running time of the pa monger train* on the Tillamook- • Portland branch line, will go Into ef fect next spring, and that the rail road company ha* under adrlaemem the matter of lowering passenger fares and freight rate«. It seems to be the general impression that the running time of the passenger train* will be cut down two to three hours cutting out a number of the stope now at uaall places. Mrs. R. K. Sargeant, of Miami, Florida, 1* v lai ting in Tillamook at the home of her niec«, Mis* Grace Crandall, of Plasker Court. Mrs. Sargeant is making an extensive I tour of tire coast cities and will visit Mrs. Fred Sherxinger Jr., of Nes here indefinitely. kowin, Is quit« ill at a local hospital Frank A. Rowe, president of the suspended Wheeler bank, was In the city Wednesday. A resident of th>t town stated yesterday that effort* were being made to re-organlxe the bank, and open up for business in the near future. i . < - Prospective Mothers Proper care of mother when Baby come* is vital to ber future health and baby's at we IL Each ha* the right to the very best attention and scien tific skill, s ometh ing that is impocsiblc at home. Frank and Fred Jenkins, and Flora Bush and «on, Floyd, of Carl ton, returned home Tuesday, after a two days visit with E. V- Bfrod- grase of this city. The visitors are related to th« latter. J. F. Bradley, of the Hotel Wheel er was in the city Wednesday last. All school warrant* of district No Mr. Bradley stated that it is current ly believed up there that the Wheel 31. indorsed prior to April 23. 1921 er Lumber company will resume op will be paid upon presentation to eration of their big sawmill about Lucy E. Doughty, Clerk. Dated Nov the first of the coming year. The 17. 1921. mill has a daily cutting capacity of 290,000 feet. Manager Arthur Voeburg of the Wheeler Lumber Company, at Wheeler, was in the city Wednesday Mrs. Mary Wilson of this city re on business. . _ „ _ turned from Portland Sunday, where she went on business connected Mrs. Howard Edmuds, who spent with the local telephone line. several days recently In Portland, returned home last Sunday by stage. John M. Scon, general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific Co., Turkey dinner at the Hotel Tilla in a letter addressed to the Chamber mook at S:30 p. m. on Thanksgiving of Commerce, says that a material day. 3-ltc Babitr Healthy Motherr Bur here, at this wonderfully equipped, modern fire-proof maternity home, every care is extended to mother. Graduate nurses, who know and love babies and are specially trained for maternity work, are in constant attendance here day and night The nurse* in charge are graduate* from Chicago Lying In Hospital, conducted by Dr. Joseph B. De Lee, America's greatest authority on obstetrics. “A Perfect Thanksgiving Dinner'1 The joy of the feast depends on correct table appoint ments as well as good cooking. A new Winchester carving set for Thanksgiving. Wouldn’t you enjoy using it? Wouldn’t your guests ad mire it? Other Equipment for Cooking and Serving Com« a week or so before Baby ia expected and board at the hospital. The cost is much less than if you remained home under a nurse’ s care—and worries are eliminated. a Good Dinner All rnforma/ten a nJ pioterei ef the hetpatal vaili bt mailej tn a plain ewe tape an raquea. Roasters. Baking Pans, Butcher Knives, Cooks" Knives, Pie Plates, Casseroles, Glassware Woman’s Hospital King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co. THE 144 North 18th Street, Portland, Oregon • J k “Tie birthplaa af bettor babul" A COUGH AND COLD * TREATMENT COAL with no ill effects H T I Clough's Hoarhound Lung Balsoni in 28 W 25c, 50c and $1.00 Bottles I i quiets the "tickle'' and aids in relief of the cough. It contains no narcotics, does not sicken and is pleasant and prompt. H \ I C. I. Clough Co. IL.. *** LAMB-SCHRADER CO Call 43W for Wood i ílCdJJÜl Bell 43 W i < Your Thanksgiving Dinner > * Stoev TILLAMOOK will not be a big problem if you supply your wants at the Satisfaction store. We have the plum and fig puddings, mince meat, cit ron, lemon and orange peel, cranberries, raisins, currants, apples, figs, dates and nuts, sweet and boiled cider, catsup, sauces and all those things. Think it over and bring your list to OREGON E: G. ANDERSON, “The Satisfaction Store” Modern Fireproof Hotel EUROPEAN PLAN Not and Cold Water in Every Room A La Carte Meals the Best in the City P. J. WORREL, FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER LOWER PRICES Wood green or dry direct from the mill Coughs and Cold Tablets reduce fever and in "drying up” coughs or head colds. It you used them together, a cold, which may become serious, is quickly brok en up. STORE CITY TRANSFER A. F. COATS LUMBER CO. Mutual ------------- > ____ -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ Tile Your Farm, It Pays First-class clay tiles made by TILLAMOOK CLAY WORKS E. G. KREBS, Prop. Mutual Phone J 25HSH52S252SH525B5HSB525S5aSH52S2SHSH5B5asa5ZSHSE5H5aSHSH5HS2SH5H525HF2S FATE CHOOSES YOUR M S a a a £ I VICTIMS 3 “QUICK SERVICE“ iS OUR MOTTO Household goods and Freight Nothing too BIG Nothing too S mall Proprietor C all 65J Johnson & Cater, Props. PHONE BDY 343 PACKARD STAGES November Millinery TWIN 6 PACKARDS EXCLUSIVELY Charming Types of the New Vo Bonded Cars and Competent Drivers PORTLAND-TILLAMOOK Hood River, The Dalles and Pendleton and Way Point LEAVING DAILY From Portland Rainier Hotel, 128 N Sixth St. 8 a. m. 2 p. m.. From Tillamook Tillamook Hotel, 3rd Ave. & 3rd St. E. 8 a. m. 1 p. m. WWE. W. WALDRIP, Manager gue Are Here in the Original Models November Opening Original Creations Trimmed in Popular Materials Sanctioned By Fasiuoa Miss Patterson ALL THIS MONTH K If a motorist were able to choose the person he was going to hit with ru his car, a Travelers Automobile Policy might not be so necessary. But as he is quite likely to hit an Actress who will demand >50,000 for a broken Ankle, or a Lawyer who knows all the intricacies of the liability laws, liability insurance with high limits Is positively neces sary. 3 J. P. MoGinnit W. L. Gilham MAGINNIS & GILHAM INSTRANCE WITH SEBVICF TILLAMOOK, OREGON ¡S2S2S252S2S2S2S252S2S2525252SZSES252S252S K /
