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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1921)
T j WRBUAY, DECEMBER I. 1121 I HEADLIGHT CLASSIFIED An$ CLASSIFIED AD BATES One issue, par line_______ _ , qj Two iaaues, par line________ j3 Three Monee, per line ______ .17 Four issues, per line ______ , jq No eiaaalfisd advertloement taken for lean than 25 cants. All advertising oopy must be In by 5 p. m. each Wednesday to insure publication. FOR SALE: NEW CROP SPLIT g^11’n * 1 2 * k ° , b ,0U ^‘pS^n StVtfV5 Per 100 Ib‘ LSampbeU, Dalhu Ort _g <D ^Triel TE<TE’»~-PROPR^ “81 clMa horseshoeing shop next door to Tillamook Transfer. 2-4tp -------- . sure of honest weights, prompt service and right prices when you trade with us. Our goods are priced on a credit basis. You get a 5 per pert discount for cash from these prices, not on inflated prices. Spend your cash with us, stop that worry You can’t go wrong at FlOWwÂr ‘ w m ^ r T teachnrof r a kpupU of Carl Grima, Pon land. Ore. Phon« 3<J. DR.'S AIUD.’ A BARGAIN—An old model Strad- ivarue violin, Anybody int«r- ested write Earl McLaughlin, I Blaine, Ore. FOR SALE: FOUR PURE BRED WANTED Si Jersey calves, about month old, 25 dollars each, with papers, if taken at on«e. John G. Rand, WANTED: TO RENT OR BUY Sheridan, Ore. Rt. 1. forit^lth<>nbU11<linr8 a“d acrea«» Ind15 1° 20 C0WB 8180 near 6011001 FOR SALE OR RENT: 160 ACRE and cheese factory. Buildings dairy ranch 1 1-2 miles from must be substantial and liveable cheese factory. W. C. Stewart, LOST: NOV. lltb, IN VICINITY OF s“ ¿rkj-’2; Oretown, Ore. Tillamook creamery, gaun’Jet driving glove. Return to Head ROOM HOUSE TWO REGISTERED COWS FOR light office and receive $1 reward wMh large garden. Apply go F.R. sale or trade. Decendents of Vive if in good condition. It La France. For Information apply Bea*a-___ 4-flttf Headlight. 50-6t RENT— FUMqMllD~HD bug ■ LOST: IN TILLAMOOK NOV. 29, leather traveling bag. Contents of Neaping roams fully nwtozn $11. FOR SALE 1080 ACRES GOOD no value except to owner. Per per month. Corner Sth Aw. and dairy and stock ranch with stock son having possession of same and implements easy terms, now is ^th EC E. 4-28tf kindly leave at this office and re your chance to get a good home. ceive reward of $5. No questions Write owner. O. Dowell Sr., Mer WANTED—Experienced milker to asked. 5-gt cer, Oregon. 50-12t tnilk ten cows, «all and see Dr. Sharp at his office. 4-tf LOST: BLACK SLIPPERS BE- BEAVE.t DRAG SAW FOR SALE. tween Gem apartments and city WANTED: l«0 MOM «IMS BtU. John Parks, 507 10th St. ltp limits north of city. Finder please !• eenla eack. A. J. XVMhe. Ed Schultz who recently bought leave at this offise. It WANTED TO B»Y SECOND HAND WANTED: WOMAN TO COOK FOR LOST AND FOUND furniture and stoves. Tillamook small family in town. One with LOST: in Tillamook, bottom part, Furniture Co. out children preferred Apply L. plain, Waterman fountain pen. al care Headlight office. 6tf so black leather cover looseleaf I P note book 5x7. Return to Head WANT TWO OR THREE LIVE men to act in capacity of agents. FOR SALE: MILK FED TURKEYS light office. 6-2p see J. Merrel Smith. for Christmas. CHASES on the FOR SALE: MODERN SIX ROOM Kilchis river road. 6-21 bungalow, living room 36x26 ft. TO EXCHANGE Garage and shop between 5th and FOR SALE OR TRADE: 5 PASSEN- ger 1920 Dodge in first class con WILL TRADE MY ONE TON FORD LOTS FOR SALE, EASY TERMS dition for a Ford roadster. A. K. truck for Ford roadster, S. S. Pro and mon'hly payments. Inquire McPherson, Beaver. 6-2tp vost, R. F. D., Bay City. Ore of B. E. King. 8-11-21-tf Union Bridge Co., of Kenton, plan FOR SALE: FINE LITTLE PIGS. nlng constructiono f$200,000 toll A. J. Nordstrom, Hemlock, Ore. In WANTED: STEADY WORK HORSE bridge at Newport. Company incor to winter for privilege of using it porates to operate bridge. FOR SALE 1920 FORD ROAD- Erwin Harrison. it ster, good condition and esuipped with starter, demountable rims, Astoria—City budg«t for year is spot light, etc. Price $210. Call LOST: |55 IN BILLS ON FRIDAY $206,592 without park levy. 102J. ltpI afternoon. Finder please leave 3rd Ave. East. Enquire of E. M. ! at this office and receive reward, Echo telephone company strings Bales. 2-4tp ’ ltp more cable. A Conover &> Conover I. All Trimmed and Untrimmed 0 ..HATS 0 0 0 ■ That there are hats in every fashionable ma rerial, 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. Miss Patterson ✓ MILLINERY ■■ MAY ALLISON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15 “THE SON OF TAZAN” in "BIG GAME” A dramatic story of the North Woods that moves with the rush and power or a Grizzley. ___ _ , . Episode N ‘SAY IT WITH FLOWERS” 2-rell Fox Sunshine Comedv TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13 Production TOM MIX In "TRAILIN’’ Taken from the popular story_ by Max Brand. Trailin is positively one of the best stories in which Yom *lx has ever been ««rred It’s fast, it’s a gripper, it’ll make y°u s 1 1 income wonder what’s coming next- Do" ’ 88 t- C early for seats. “FOX NEWS FRIDAY-SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18-17 “THE CHILD THOU GAVEST WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14 ROBERT WARWICK tery romance that’s different. pris. Every act a thrill. Every see _ . "DABBLING DI ART” Two Reel Comedv NOTICE There are a considerable number of families in this city and county who are in need of assistance. The recent storms and cold weather have greatly emphasized their need for clothing. Many more fortunate fam Illes have clothing they are not us ing and make a practice of giving it to families theirselves and the re sult is they have more than they need and otherB do not have enough because their attention has not been called to these other families who need help. The local Red Cross is in constant touch with the needy all over the county and want to be abs to give help where most needed. We jneed clothing for men, women and children from babyhood up, from ' stockings to hats. I have both phones ' and will call but if you will bring store it will help. Please leave at them to room 200 over Haltom's door if I am not in.—Mrs. O. A. East man, executive Sec. Red Cross. ME.” William Desmond. Barbara Starring Lewis Stone, hl» llttl’ star -Dick CaMle’o” and or . nca know xun-n as the three-year-old spellbinder. Headrick Child Thou Gareet Me has been received aa The €--- one of of the -- greatest pictures of the year^nd can one the gre pic - be compared with butjew ____ “ I. A great ^ ket it at any < No advanced prices. ture! CATCHING WILD AN i MALS ’ 0«e Reel «1 i bank wich wub nocked down by Henry Woods wich is his sun is all rite now an Jesses good as new he sed. Nobuddy wus hurt. it mu a auto wich nocked him down wioa Henry wus runnin but dlifcrt afl hfl hit Mister Helsel. Jim dash Mister McGlnnls up to Mister Gll- ham’s sed now ls ths time to get your life inshured wlhe you ar« a live an if you die sumbuddy wood get it. Jim dash My Mother wu* up to the Gem to see the pitcher wlch wus the truth a bout your husbandB an she sed she didnt see nothin new in the pitcher cause my fother is full of everytblnk what husbands do sept drinkin wlch he dont do no more cause they aint no more I gess. Jim dash Sumtimes when the cheef is got lots of ads he Jess diches my news an dout use It but he pays me Jess the Baine. I gess when Chrlstmuss is cummin he will dlch all my news so if you no anythlnk you better tone us a bout it quick so It wood get in. Married OTIS SETTLERS HARD HIT. FLOOD CREATES SUFFERING Reports frofm Otis, a little town Just south of the Tillamook-Lincoln county line, in the latter county, and BituaVed at the mouth of the Salmon river, was hart hit by the lute flood, and according to a party Just in from that section, the settlers aro in many cases destitute. Many people escaped from the flood wa ters in the night, clad only in scatn- ty attire. The damage to stock and buildings was considerablee. The Salmon river overflowed the whole adjacent country. By J. P., E. W. Stanley December 2, 1921, James H. Wood of Beaver, and Emma Marie Fisher, of Beaver. H. A. Goodman returned from Portland today, where he bought a large stock of Christmas goods for the Pennington store, which will be displayed for the holiday trade. Steelheads are now running and many are being brought to the fish The buying concerns of the cltv. steelhead I b considered by Bom« as the best salmon in the market, and Is Bald to be the rnoBt edible smoked fish of its Bp«cleB. The Franklin mar ket is shipping steelheads to San Francisco boxed In Ice. They are al Harry H. Johnson of Wheeler was in the city Monday. He is a business so shipping salted salmon eggs to man of that section, and says there Portland. is a scarcity of silver iu the city Drop in and let us make you a with which to make change. It is understood that the batuks here re shirt that will fit you. Made for you lieved the scarcity. Mr. Johnson amd guaranteed to fit you for $3 at states that p«ople up there aro anx the little «tore around the corner. ious to know when the bank will op* C. S. Barnes—Adv. Mi- Chas. Ray, president of the Nee- tucca State bank, was In the city Michel Werner, who owns all of Cloverdale Is enjoying a nice llttad the block in which the Hudson gar building boom, and he looks for age is located, expects to put up two ward to a larger building program or more new residences on his tract for the coming year. Cloverdale Is the coming year, or will build to one of the most prosperous towns of suit purchasers and sell C.” small its size in the county. payments and easy terms. First an1 la*t "C S. Barnes ear Forest Ayers of Cloverdale, road ries ths newest ard cnapptest caps supervisor of district No. 3, was In and ha’s at •< west prices.—Adv. the city Wednesday with business at the court house. It Is learned that real estate loans have lately been negotiated in Till Hats and caps all the new styles amook to the amount of $8,800 for of the season nt the old 1914 prices . improvements. The capital came C. S. aBrnes.—Adv. from the outside and was loaned by Born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert local agents. Schlappi, November 25, a daughter. ' W. B. Willis was In Portland thia H. E. Casey and wife of Brighton Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roland were registered in this city Wednea- week where he purchased Heusser, Tillamook, Nov. 28, an 11 day. 4 g 1922 model Overland. pound boy. □ n GEM THEATRE SUNDAY-MONDAY. DECEMBER 11-12 Much specudatlon among persons interested In the fate of the tug Sea Eagle, which has been missing for some days past, somewhere off the Oregon coast, was brought to an end when news reached Portland on the Sth inst., that the fate of that craft was no longer a matter of aoubt. The finding of wreckage from the Sea Eagle along the Seaside beach, 2ed former sea-faring men of Tilla mook to speculate taking th« wreck age cast ashore at Seaside as a basis as to where the missing tug might have found h«r last resting place. The Sea Eagle on Nov. 19th, pick ed up the Ecola, a schoonc bound for Marshfield, and 43 days out from Honolulu, off Cape Blanco, and when a storm came up, made for the Coos Bay harbor, but Ce bar being too rough, the two boats started for the Columbia river. When abreast of Newport, th« Sea Eagle was swamped by a big comber and sank with all on board. The Ecola cut the cable and after drifting about until Dec. 5th, made the Coos bay port at North Bend. I 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 hatB in this sale— at one-fourth the origin marked prices. SEA EAGLE SWAMPED OFF THE TOWN OF NEWPORT Fare an warmer an its gettln cold er now an Mister Dark which la our minister is got a cold in hla bed cause he had to stand an liasen to a lady talkin with his hat off. Igesa he will be all rite for Sunday. Jim dash Mieter Stork wua up to Mister Pine’s house vlaitln an my Mother sed he la goln to visit a round here all winter. My fother sed the Pines is got a new baby wich he sed must be a sappUn- It aint Ita Jesa a girl. Jim dash Mister Dark marrid sum folka up to his house frum Nehalem. All the munney he gets for marryin people he keeps for days when Its raney he sed. , , Jim dash Doc Sharp wlch is the dentist whats runnln a milk dary also with cows sed he aint been flshin bo more Bince the flood wus. He wus tryln to ketch Bum dog sammon ho sed. Dog sammon is dangrus in a dary he sed cause they take all the profits frum the cows. He works in his office in the day time an milks the cows In the nite time I gens. Jim dash Mister Henry Helsel up to the — The End of a Perfect Day
