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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1921)
THUMDAY, DECEMBER 1, l|gfr Ftonoera* Prairie Bunk. * The necessity of finding a marw venlent and comfortable place the ground upon which to sis« Z* duced the "prairie bunk." This «a legged bedsteed, now a piece ef ture of the past, was improvise,) L ths pioneer in a unique manti«, f Trw Trachoma Easily TraaamiMad. Many Present At - Social Tuesday forked ink« was driven into’ h Z At a recent meeting of the Ameri ground at a proper distance from th» Evening. I can Medical asseeistlon Dr. John Mc- corner of the room and upon It pJZ? The neighbor« of Woodcraft, Al MnlMu. aargeon, V. 8. Public Health usual M * hickory, wereMald rescue der Circle No. 44, with families and service. started a lively debate in the from each wall. These poles, »^2 two hundred Invited guest« enjoyed BBCtloo oa preventive medicine by they touched th* walla, reatsl 1B th» on« of their many pleasant social reading a paper in which be' asserted openings between the logs or evenings in the Woodman HaJl Tues day of this week. The hall was that much of the so-called trachoma driven into auger holes. Upan th^ crowded to capacity and the follow which afflicted the eyes of American pole« slats of clapboard were pla» ing participated in an interesting children la not trachoma and not inn- or llndao bark was Interwoven fro« and entertaining program: Solo by tagleua. pole to pole. Sometimes an old.;»»,), John Carroll; solo by Majorls The original reuse of this inflamma loned “nerd bed” was made by using Wiley; recitation by Muriel Wiley; Mrs. Hart to Entertain tion of the eyelids is unknown, but basswood bark for the cord. On tiJJJ recitation by Clara Brooks; solo by Sixteen members of the Christian it to known with certainty that it to framework the housewife spread het Mrs. Freibch; recitation by Mary Ladies Aid Society met this week transmitted with ease from one eye to Brooks; solo by Jane Harris; piano for an af’ernoon spent in tying com another. There Is another type, called straw tlok or piled the inxnrion» selection by Mary Lamar; solo by forts. December 8 Mr«. G. Hart foMlculltta, which to Det coaAaglous mound of her homemade feather bed Mrs. to. Stellar. Mrs. Minnie Hl «er. will entertain th« ladies for a social and can easily be cared, while the Such a sleeping place was uwnliy tnown as a “prairie bedstead,” but of Portland, Grand Advisor of the afternoon. true trachoma necessitate« a alight sometimes It was railed a “prahi» Neighbors of Woodcraft, gave a very surgical operation and careful treat rascal.”—Mildred J. Sharp, in the Pal- interesting talk on the Interest of ment; and. even with this, it to by lmpsest. Card of Thank« he order. Following he program a The undersigned desire to extend no means certain that it is ever per delicious supper was served. their sincere thanks for assistance manently cured. and kindness shown during the last Thermometers Orow Old. Illness and at the funeral of the late PLEASANT AFTERNOON AT Even thermometers become old, and i Padarewekfs Descent In Llfs. Mary B. Harris; also for the floral HALTOM RESIDENCE gifts.—T. J. Harris and family. J* Davidson, the sculptor, who re consequently inaccurate with age, mer cently returned to the United State« curial instruments reading too' high Mrs. E. T. Haltom entertained after many months in Europe, where and spirit Instruments too low. In the HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT November 18 membere and gues .s of former case the bulb appears ta the Swastiki Club. Rooms of the The latest tweed Sporting coat® many great men posed fer him, relates shrink, thus forcing the quicksilver the following passage between Cle Haltom home were very prettily are showing a circular back akin I menceau and Paderewski, which, Da too far up the stem. This gradual and appropriately decorated sugges to the cape of last season? shrinkage is supposed to be due to tlje tive of the Thanksgiving season. Long side panels on the new vidson says, occurred in his presence: fact that the external pressure on the Small Thanksgiving favors and frocks are being edged with monkey “Clemenceau is a gruff old sort of place cards were used during the fur? fellow," Davidson relates. “He was bulb may be considerably higher than , the Internal pressure, the air as far two course luncheon served at the Some of the new French hat receiving Ignace Paderewski, as possible having been removed be close of a pleasant afternoon. Guesta " ‘ Are you Paderewski, the great pi fore the glass is sealed. of Mrs. Haltom were Mesdames boxes have tiny Inside pockets where | anist?* he asked. Wolfe, of Los Angeles, who is visit Sachet bags may be stored to keep On the other hand, the spirit ther “‘Yes,’ replied the artist bowing. ing Haltom residence, Sargeant, milady’s bonnets fragrant? mometer is sealed with the bulb cov “ ‘ And you have just been elected Hemstitched tucks form the only Robinson, Broadhead, Reichers and ered in a freezing mixture, in order premier of Poland?' Lamb. Members In attendance were decorative note ojn some of the wew- to lock up in the glass as much air as “ Again Paderewski bowed and an est negligees? • Mesdames Carl Haberlach, J. A. Ma- possible. The instrument thus starts swered la the affirmative. ginnis, Blain Hays, Gordon Burge, Tire bulky, blg-at-the-top, small- with the internal pressure which in “ Clemenceau looked at him a mo Erwin Harrison, A. A. Hall, E. E. at-the-bottom fur wrap of last sea time appears to be reduced either by ment and then shook his head sadly, Koch. David Kuratli and Wm. Mill. son now finds itself confronted with I expansion of the glass under the In Mrs. Koch will receive the club at two weighty rivals, the cape and the I saying: 'My God, what a come ternal pressure or by leakage. her home the fourth Friday m coat, the cape without and the coat down!‘ ” December. n u ■“----- ----------- . with sleeves? t Preserving the Salmon. Beard and Mustache Defended. Capes are being favored by the Completion of an improved $40,000 Harlequin Club Meet Dr. Arjan Das, In the Indian Medi better dressed women and the more salmon hatchery at Madison, Conn.. Mrs. Alfred Smith and Mrs. Floyd conservative select coats that are for ••estocking eastern streams with cal Journal, deplores the fashion for cropped hair which to gaining in India. Ingram were pleasing hostesses to straight in line or perhaps flare a the valuable food fish that disap He says hair Is nn additional orna members and guests of the Harlequin bit at the bottom? peared from that region practically ment for a rich woman, and often the Club Tuesday afternoon, November a century ago, to awakening renewed only ornament of the poor. The shav- Methodist Ladies to Hold Bazaar 15, at the home of Mrs. Smith who interest In the cause of that early de Ing of mustache and the epilation of resides one mile north of Tilla O|i Wednesday of the past week mook. Fancy work by the ladles members of the Methodist Ladies pletion, according to Popular Me nasal hairs Is bad, as they prevent the oicupied the afternoon at the close Aid assembled at the home of Mrs. chanics Magazine. The too common introduction of even minute particles of which delectable refreshments George P. Winslow for a pleasant construction of dams without proper of dust entering the nose. Worse still were served. The rooms of the afternoon of sewing in preparation tlsh ladders, blocking the seasonal as to the increasing practice of shaving Smith home were very tastefully for a bazaar to be held the first Sat cent of the salmon from the sea, ex the beard, as this protects the throat and artistically decorated with urday in December. A candy and plains the impending loss of this and hinders dental neuralgia. Shaving choice Marigolds, Guests present home made cooking sale will also be great natural resource, a condition has become the fashion both with were Mrs. Ed. Helsel, Mrs. Garner, conducted at this time. At the close often technically difficult of correc Hindus and Afohammedans, though a Mrs. Madison and Miss Madison. of the afternoon luncheon was served tion because many of the streams are bearded man among the latter Is Members in attendance were Mes by six of the members of the Aid. I not listed as navigable waters. shown more respect. dames Lloyd Turnbull, Alva Wil liams, Skeels, Hoskins, George Winslow, Jas. Galley, Harry John son, Lloyd Edwards, Edwin Boqulst and French, the latter a 'new mem ber of the club. SOCIAL EVENTS TAKE PLACE deford ’ s jazz soap — Removes Pitch, Grease, Iodine or Ink Stains. This Soap Can’t Be Beat For Laundry Purposes _ MANUFACTURED AT TILLAMOOK CITY Call Greceryraan or 105-M Bell Phone Baby Specialty Shop On Balcony AT KING & CRENSHAW’S Edith L. King, Prop. Stamped Wearables for Tots up to four years. Ba by Boudoir Layettes. Hair Switches. Stamped Fancy Work. Hemstitching ioc per yd. Fancy work exchange. Skirts pleated. Spirella Corsets. Children Need Food for Proper Growth “The bone» eU muscles caenot b« built without suitable materials. The food which does this best and «heapest to MILK. It not only builds, but it protects children from disease. Every child under six years should receive a quart of milk a day, those older the same when it can be afforded. No child can thrive on leas than a pint of milk a day." The above Is an extract faom Extension Bulletin No. 327 issued by the Oregon Agricultural College. Is your child developing properly? ( “ ORDER GOLDEN ROD CLARIFIED MILK. ITS CT.F.AN Golden Rod Dairy ERWIN HARRISON, Proprietor I the home of Mr«. Emmert Bale». Mr«. W. B. Alderman autoting as hostess. A usual business session was held during which Mesdames Lewis, Aiderman and Smith were appointed as a committee to have charge of the sale of Ch riff mas seal stampe. The hour« following were taken up in amusements and the answering of study questions by Mrs Smith and Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. B. C. Lamb won the prise in a game ar ranged by the hoaresa. Guests were Mesdames Max Schultz, Kiehm, Hill, Clough, Hadley agid B. C. Lamb. Mesdames Franklin and Gruber have been appointed to entertain at the next meeting to be held Decem- ber 16. Pine City—Butler creek road to be improved for II mile«. eoat $$$.- 000. Eugene—Sale of over 1,000,000 _ feet _________ _____ standing flr in two tracts In Sl- uslaw national forest authorized. Household Duties Discussed I Mothers Proper care ol mother when Baby comes is vital to her future health and baby’s as well Each has the right to the very best attention and scien tific skill, something that is impossible at home. Happy HaLui Healthy Motheri But here, at this wonderfully equipped, moderq fire-proof maternity home, every care is extended to rfiother. Grauuzto tfarWi, who know and love babies ^nd arc specially tfiftifu tor maternity work, are in constant attendance here day and night The nurses in charge ase graduates from Chicago Lying In Hospital, conducted by Dr. Joseph B. De Lee, America’s greatest authority on obstétrica Com« a week or so b^^ Haby'to expected and board The cost is much less than if yAfl remained htune under a nurso’s care and woraes are eliminated. All nftrmahm and pumm tf th» htipital will Av MiltAn a plan nvtltp» »• rryuil. Woman’s Hospital i 144 North 18th Street, Portland, Oregon “Tit birthplact tf bettor ba bui" COAL CEMENT LIME 28 W LAMB-SCHRADER CO FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER LOWER PRICES Wood green or dry direct fróm the mill Call 43W for Wood A F. COATS LUMBER CO r Mrs. S. Armefntrout, at her home on Eighth street was a delightful hostess Friday, November 18, to the L. D. Club. Darning was a diver sion of the afternoon together with the discussion of household duties Refreshments In the form of a one course luncheon were served. Those present were Mesdamee White, J. L. Steinbach, Stiles, Edward Har ris, A. Hoag, Blain Hayes, Roy Win kle, H. H. Rosenberg, E. L. Glaisyer, E. Anderson, H. C. Boone, Ostratidef , Burt Leach, J. H. Rosenuerg and Hausiey. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Boone with Mrs. Glaisyer as asslrant hostess. —.**• . - -i-r-- --- *- - " . Shakespeare Club Convenes An interesting meeting of the Shakespeare club was Weld Novem ber 16 with Mrs. J. Groat- The reading of "he Fourth Act of "Othello1' Was very much enjoyed by those present who were: Mem bers. Mesdames Crenshaw, ClOi' ■gh Robinson, Lamb, Reicher, R'chultz, Baker and Haltom and guests, Mes dames Hyde, McGrath, and King. Mrs. Fred C. ~ ~ Bak.hr will entertain the club the second Friday December. «* n Pvthia" Sisters Hold Session On Monday evening. November 21, members and gues s of the Pyth ian Club were charmingly enter tained at the home of Mrs. John Carrol, Mrs. Clarence Coe acting as assistant hostess, Fancy work was the diversion of the evening- At eleven thirty the husbands joined the ladies and a deleciable luncheon was served, Following were the Mesdames members present: Lantz, M. Terry, Fred Berkey; M. Smith, Elizabeth Oathout and Chris tenson. Guests were Mesdames French, McCracken and Kennedy. The next meeting will be held the third Monday of December. Novel House Party Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edwards were hospitable hosts Sunday November 20, at their home on E. First Ave. Guests arrived in the mornihg for breakfast after which church was attended. The intentions of the paivy to adjourn to a cabin on the beach to spend the day were given up because of the storm and the day was enjoye^ at the Edwards home where a delicious picnic dinner was participated in and the guest« were royally entertained until * late hour Present were Misses Marlon Hanson and E. LeBar. Messrs Fred Halstrom and E. J. Claussen and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nunn. Kill Kare Klub Well Attended Fifteen member« attended the neg: ular session of rhe Kill Kane Klub Thursday afternoon November 17 at I Ì I I I o w
