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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1921)
T hursday . DXCZMBEB 1. IMI THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE FIVE HEADLIGHT CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED AD BATES One isnae, per line _ Two leauea, per line _ Three issues, per line Four leave*. per line No alaastftoG advertisement taken for leas than 2 5 cents. All advertising copy must be in by 5 p. m. each Wednesday to Insure publication. A FOR SALE: NEW CROP SPLIT 1Ì° ,b- Iot*’ ^¡pp^I good dean bag., 85 per 100 lb«. KG. Campbell. Dallas. Ore. 6-4p CLARENCE TEATER.-PROPRJE '“JÙ, elM* boraeahoelng shop, next door to Tillamook Transfer. Stormy Weather Breakfasts PBOF1SSWHAL 8-4tp are best built with a foundation of K ood Mush. Hot Cakes and Syrup. Our stocks is very complete and prie es are lower now than for tears. We have Olympic and Fishers Pan Cake Flour, pure Buck Wheat Flour. Wheat Hearts. Farind. Boiled Oats. Graham, and all kinds of good syrup. MRS. R. W. MYERS. TEACHER OF violin pupil of Carl Griesen. Port land. Ore. Phone 88J. j.gt Some items of special interest this w eek are Extra Large Fancy Prunes at 15c pound. Corn Meal in 48 >b. s acks at $1-70. Dates 20c a p°und. Monopie Syrup in large bottles- 40c. Mince Meat 30c a pound. *nd good Sauer Kraut at 15c pound. BARGAIN—An old model Strad- ivarua violin. Anybody inter ested write Earl McLaughlin, Blaine, Ore. ONEQUART OF MILK PER DA Y », An eminent authority on dietetics declares that every growing child should con sume at least one quart of milk each day. but it is very probable that only a few get that amount. Milk is the primary food for the human body and is able to supply tissues as no other food possibly can. Therefore it would profit grown-ups to add this won derful body builder to their meals. To get your quart of milk each day call the < E. G. ANDERSON, FOR SALE: FOUR PURE BRED Jersey calves, about month pld, 25 dollar* each, with papers, ir taken at one*. John O. Rand, WANTED: TO RENT OR BUY farm with buildings and acreage Sheridan, Ore. Rt. 1. for 15 to 20 cows also near school and cheese factory. Buildings FOR SALE OR RENT.; JJ¡0 ACRE must be substantial and liveable dairy ranch 1 1*1 -mile« ~ tram cash rent. L. G. Ross, Hillsdale, cheese factory. w. W. c. C. Stewart, Ore.Rt.2. 6-4t Oretown, Ore. TOR Im—10 ROOM HOUSE TWO REGISTERED COWS FOR with Urge pardea. Apply to F.R. sale or trade. Decendents of Vive Boa lx ____ 4-dttf La France. For Information apply Headlight. 50-«t A!® RENT— FüRNÏBMD BOraE keeping rooms fully m«dem 811 FOR SALE 1080 ACRES GOOD per month. Corner 0th Ave. and dairy and stock ranch with stock 9th St. E. 4-28tf and implements easy terms, now is your chance to get a good home. Write owner. O. Dowell Sr., Mer WANTED—Experienced milker to milk ten cows. Otfll and see Dr. cer, Oregon. 50-12t Sharp at his office. 4-tf FOR SALE: YOUNG HOLSTEIN WANTED: 190 MOLE SKINS. WILL bull, Segis Boy Hartog No. 355,- pay 10 cent« each. A. J. Wilks. 741 H. B. H. F. The dam of this bull is a 26.40 cow, Fancy Hartog WANTED TO B1Y SECOND HAND furniture and stoves. Tillamook No. 321937 H. F, H. B. Sire Judge Furniture Co. Segis the famous Hollywood herd sire. This Is a nice type fellow. Theo. Jacob, Tillamook, R. F. D. WANT TWO OR THREE LIVE men to act in capacity of agents, see J. Merrel Smith. FOR SALE: MODERN SIX ROOM bungalow, living room 36x26 ft. TO EXdHANC® Garage and shop between Sth and LOTS FOR SALE, EASY TERMS ( WILL TRADE MY ONE TON FORD truck for Ford roadster, S. S. Pro and monthly payments. Inquire vost, R. F. D., Bay Oity, Ore of B. E. King. 8-11-21-tf FOR SALE: FINE LITTLE PIGS. A. J. Nordstrom, Hemlock, Ore. It WANTED: STEADY WORK HORSE FOR SALE 1920 FORD ROAD- | to winter for privilege of using it Erwin Harrison. it ster, good condition and esuipped with starter, demountable rims, 1 8210. spot light, etc. Price f _ Call LOST: 855 IN BILLS ON FRIDAY 102J. ltp | afternoon. Finder please leave 3rd Ave. East. Enquire of E. M. i at this office and receive reward, ltp Bales. 2-4tp ' “The Satisfaction Store” .V LOST: NOV. 11th, IN VICINITY OF Tillamook creamery, gauntlet driving glove. • Return to Head light office and receive 81 reward if in good condition. It LOST: IN TILLAMOOK NOV. 29, leather traveling bag. Contents of Sunshine Club Holds Meeting no value except to owner. Per son having possession of samo Mrs. Feldshaw assisted by Mrs. kindly leave at this office and re Stark entertained the members of ceive reward of $5. No questions the Sunshine rlub at the Feldschau asked. 5-2t home on West Third street Tuesday afternoon of this week. A pleasing LOST: BLACK SLIPPERS BE- program of quotations and recita tween Gem apartments and city tions had been arranged and was limits north of city. Finder please very entertaining. Fancy work fol leave at this offise. It lowed and at 4 o'clock the hostesses served a delightful one course lunch Arrow Shirts are authorita’ive in eon. Twenty three members were every line correct in style and work present. The next meeting, which manship. Arrow shirts are truly has been pos poned until the last qualities of distinción, yet priced Tuesday in January because of the ....... ......... at figures that bring them within Christmas season next month, will Boone, with the popular reach. Get* them ____ __ at __ C* be held with Mr8- Mesdames Oathout and Barry assist- S. Barnes.—Adv. I » I . H. V. Alley, county commissioner for the north end of Tillamook Recital at Christian Church county, arrived down from Nehalem Monday, to attend county court. A very pleasing recital was given by Mrs. J. C. Holden’s pupils at the Christian church Saturday evening. Rudolph Zweifel, a prominent pupils had issued invitations busienss man of the Mohler dls’rict : to The friends and took charge of the was in the city Monday transacting program, also giving interesting business. eventB in the lives of dicerent com posers. The history of the violin and des H. M. Farmer, county commission er from the south end of the county cription of the string orchestra was came up Monday to attend county well given by Dorothy Haberlach. The program rendered covered mu court; sic from the beginning and into the advanced grades. GOLDEN ROD DAIRY Bell 6F13 or Mutual ■ s z $ AU Trimmed and Untrimmed qb i J ..HATS I <1 *00 NOW AT ONE-FOURTH OFF To itemize the hats in this sale would be to inventory all our millinery stocks. Women and misses will want to see their hats before chosing so this is an invitation to them to come in and have their will of any of the hats in this sale— at one-fourth the origin marked prices. < That there are hats in every fashionable ma terial, shape, style and color and with ever modish trimming for all occasions to moderate and later winter wear is obvious. Mail orders taken for Nu-bone corsets. v> li Miss Patterson MILLINERY I I I CHURCH! If you want your life insured, go to Church And your future thus secured, go to Church If you want your wife well gowned When you’re beneath the ground, For insurance that is sound, go to Church. Rev. H. D. Chambers, who has een archdeacr4i of the Episcopal church of Oregon for 18 years, will relinquish that position the first of the year, to become the rector of the Salem Episcopal church. Mr. Cham bers haH been conducting a mission in Tillamotok and his friends here regret that the pleasant relations that have existed here will be sev ered, as Rev. Mr. Black, of Marsh field will take his place. Mr. Cham bers will hold his last meeting here next Sunday, the services to be held at the MaBonlc building at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. to which all are In- vited to attend. W. A. CHURCH We have just received a brand ' new line of woolens and are now in a position to make you a suit or ov ercoat of the best woolens that can be bought. Tailored tn any a<yle you desire for less money than you Local Representative can get the same quality in a ready ance made garment. C. S. Barnes.-—Adv. Wm. Tlnnerstet was badly •■■haken up last Sunday by being struck by a car driven by another person. He is reported in bed most of the time, V. but it is thought he is out ol danger ’■........................................... - - I GEM THEATRE SUNDAY-MONDAY. DECEMBER 4-5 Thomas Meighan in "THE CONQUEST OF CANAAN” Taken from the novel of the sarnie name by Booth Tarkington. The story of a town in the Middle West, of its scandals, pride and politics. -ToOnerville Tactics” TdonerviUe Comedy chorus girl played the deuce, hcbby tried to «all heir bluff, but wifie drew a club, And all his win nings were lost in the shuffle. We’ll say it’s good. See it. “Beating Cheaters” Carter DeHaven COmedv Ethel Clayton TUESDAY DECEMBER 6 t “Man Trackers” A Su’d”?!.* the RNWMP (Royal North West Mou^^ A rousing siory of! t wo hulove jettloU8y. woman, th’e great >nite *1 cltaax of a red courage, all leading t0 j Don’t niM «..„drtd, Pktu«. C«».- in ’ WEALTH" She was unhappy without it. She was miserable wi’h it. “Wealth” was the curse of Mary McLeod (Ethel Clayton) Not until she gave up wealth and luxury did love and happiness come to her. But then—There’s excitement and joy in very scene of it. “THE SON OF TARZAN” Episode 6. “The Killer s Mate” Its getting better every week Don’t miss it Lionel Barrymore WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER < Bryan Washburn vnpvf" who spoiled a royal hear nous«' a K*me ,hBt fii.p’h, in a little four t handed —--- When a crook ana a activ according to Hoyle. ji wishes Mrs Glen Foote of Garibaldi is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. R. W. Bennett of this city. M. P. Cad; of Hillsboro, a well knowfn auto dealer of that d>y, was in town Monday on business. Enjoy two musical evenings next week’s bazaar.—Adv. in "THE GREAT ADVENTURE" Flop! Another good man gone! He was a dead one when alive, but wha a whi’zer when dead! Lionel Barry more «tarts ’em screecbihg in Arnold Bennett’s wonderful character-comedy. If laughs don’t hurt you; this one’ll surely do you good • SKYLARK" Comedv TO Q ANNOUNCE 1 Their opening of a full line of Home Made Candies, made in a clean kitchen by the most sanitary and modern methods. Shop in the Star grocery building Dec. 7 and 8 —Adv. at Fishermen, musicians, epicureans and shoppers welcomed at the ba zaar across from Todd hotel.—Adv. I? « 'n 'n 'n 'n 'n Mrs. Pratt of this city was a paa- «enger vo Portland Tuesday morn- ing. There’s a package for you at the Parcel post office, 8tar grocery bldg —Adv. FRIDAY-SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9-10 ✓ - The Candy Shop Clothes for men and young men. Sults and overcoats made right at the right prices. C. S. Barnes.—Adv. Miss and Mrs. Burkhart returned Tuesday night by stage from a visit to Walla Walla, Wash. THURSDAY. DECEMBER s Massachusetts Life Insur Company. J’ Wai. "U Cunstrumlon“ "S« 2 ! *^-^*5*«!*^ this part of the county, had business in McMinnville last Monit«v, •y /___ TO GO —————. «h F Parke & Larson's Harry Simmons of Portland, is helping at a local store this week. Candy Shop Mrs. S. E Bodie of Wheeler, was a county seat visitor Monday last. 3 door« west of Lamar’s Drug Store IT fl ß! 'n L52S25H5B5E5Z5?5H5ar^S?Sa525?5Z5Z5?5Z52SM25Z5?525Z525UÏ52RR52ÂKBÎ II J Jackson was down from Man hattan Friday last. C. ’forvi« of B-y City was in this ci*y last Saturday. THE HEADLIGHT FOR PRINTING
