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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1921)
I headlight classified ads CTJMWWvn m— tam ««*------ lubt - th V rsdat evening b E tween depot and business section. w«Hn ‘ C*“ cont<lnlnx ladt-s R^V’****1' ’« «ward. Return to this office Wood, Myrtle Creek z FOI IATI U8eD PIAN0 in excellent condition Less than half original price. T,™«^ to responsible Leland Eerwin, -The Piano Man." WANTED: TO RENT OR BUY fo\™5V0tVUU<1,,S’ «d n#ar "cMooi k . factory. Building« ssÄrwr“ “* Ore. Rt. j. FOR SALK—HKATING STOVE IN «ret-claas condition, almost new. Joe Banngarttaer, Box 123 r 1. PEB80IAU _.D*T* Kuratll and family sp«nt Christmas with relatives in Hllis- BRJg> TE LAK WHITE LEGHORNS Mi« Kttratli “d **»«hter. Hatltfiitag Eggs for sale. W. S Miss Ruth. wiU remain for a week. Mr. Kuratli is here, wrestling with Coatea «MammA. “e pots and puns, but is not losing FOR BALE 1080 ACRES GOOD avoirdupois. 1 dairy and stock ranch with stock and implements easy terms, now is Mr. and Mrs. Crowe of Portland your chance to get a good home. thi‘ week ln the interests Write owner. O. Dowell Sr., Mer- of the Portland Telegram’s circula c©r, Oregon. 50-121 tion department. ......... t I ' 9 ' ______________ FOR SALE: WELLINGTON PIANO Miss Dora of luib thia Uliy city who ----- — Drake -—« xj vi _ nearly new. Will sell cheap for i is attending school at Dundee, wks cash. Terms. Write P 0. Box 94, home the latter part of the week Tillamook, Oregon. 7-2tp in time to spend the holiday season ____________ f WOOD FOR SALE: FIRST CLASS Mr. and Mrs. McCormack of Hem body fir. Call W. N Rife, Mutual lock went out to Portland Friday to spend the holiday season with Phone. 7-2tp friends. FOR SALE: THREE JERSEY COWS and a heifer. J. J. Sackett, Tilla Mles Bettie Miller who has been mook, Ore. 7_ip visiting her foks at the Coates log ging camp for a week or two past, FOR SALE: APPROXIMATELY 40,- returned to her home in Astoria last 000 ft. of dry erect hemlock Saturday. boards at $9 per thousand. 50,000 Mrs. W. N. Barret and sou John A. M. Hoffman and family spent feet dry 1 and 2 inch spruce lum ber at 912 per thousand. Opposite Christmas day at the home of bis and Martha Guild, came over last Southern Pacific station.—C. S. parents S. K. Hoffman and family at Friday from Hillsboro and spent Barne.. 8-tf Garibaldi. 1 ■ Christmas with H. G. Guild and fam |iiy- FOR SALE: MODERN SIX ROOM E. H. Peterson was a passenger bungalow, living room 36x2* ft. I Bruce Hare who visited folks here Garage and shop between Sth and to Partland Sunday, after visiting friends in this city for a couple of for a few days returned to Corvali«, LOTS FOR SALE, EASY TERMS days. Wednesday, where he is attending and monthly payments. Inquire O. A. C. of B. E. King. Boyd Mendenhall went out to I Mrs. Carl Moore of Newberg came Sheridan Sunday, partook of Christ FOR SALE: NEW CROP SPLIT mas dinner at the old home hearth, over here Tuesday to see her hus prunes in 100 lb. lots, shipped in band who works for the stage line. and returned the same day. good clean bags, 95 per 100 lbs. H. G. Campbell, Dallas, Ore. ...5-4p Louie Eberhardt left Friday last li. W. Provost and daughter of CALL DAVE KRAKE FOR SHING- Bay City passed through the city for Montana where he will visit old ling All work strictly guaranteed Friday, en route to valley points t.i scenes for a few weeks. visit relatives during the holidays. Mutual phone. 7-21 tf Tlldy Stewart who has been out Mr. and Mrs. Max Schults and in the valley for some days past re WANTED—Experienced milker to milk ten cows. Call and see Dr. child went to Portland Friday to turned to Tillamook Tuesday. Sharp at hio office. 4-tf enjoy Christmas cheer with relatives Percy and Lionel Thayer were Miss Williams the school teacher passengers last Friday for Portland at Sand lake went out ot Portland and other valley points. the latter part of the week to visit relatives. C. W. Barrett returned Tuesday WANTED TO BET SECOND HAND furniture and stoves. Tillamook E. J. Claussen went out to Port* night from ata over Christmas visit to relatives in Salem. Furniture Co. land on business Wednesday morn- z ____________ Ing. If you have been looking for Jar- WANT TWO OR THREE LIVE dlpiierea, you should see the nice as Mrs. C. Duke has moved to Mc- sortment that just arrived at Ree- men to act ia capacity of agente, Minnvillee, where she has relatives! her*a—Adv. see J. Morrei Smith. GEM THEATRE sveday - koiday , jaiuaiy 1-2 The ISstery Road a Metro «peciai production featuring Cleo Madi- ordinary and will need to bp watched very close. Dont fail fail to n "Mins IN THE KTCHEN" a ortap new Mack Sen- Th« Road of Life! A and it led — where? romance of the Primrose path and the toil that TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY, JAJUA1Y 3-4 ■ollie 0 Featuring Mabel Normand in Mack Bennett a last and most wonderful production of his career.. IV a drama of youth and optimism.—Binmre. unaffected, "Molly O" rose from 2* «Hums to tie heights of affluent and happiness, surmounting a series of obstacles with a glorous fate took from some who travel«« there. THDMDAY, JA1G4ÏT S Lit* Wires Dancing through scenes of fashion and luxury in England, France and Monte Carlo. •r OOM IDT. **WiV-^Teare—Love—Romance—Pageantry Advunture—Thrills—The Sere- the Year. -------------------r0X C. F. Diemer who spent a few days in ’Tillamook recenty. returned »0 Sheridan Wednesday last. Make your headquarters at Ree- Frank Goucher left Friday after her’s Furniture Store. It will pay noon for Portland on his way to As you to look over their line.—Adv. torla. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooper of this city, Dec. 27th, 1921, a A. A. Yaeger was a stage passen daughter. ger to McMitanvlUo on Friday ot last week. L. R. French, athletic director at the high school, went outsUte Mon day to visit during the holidays. Mies Susie Colson went over to Salem Friday to visit relative« dur ing the holiday season. The Reeher Furniture Com pany are having their first annual Clearance sale. All furniture, floor coverings and ranges at reduced prices.—Adv. Jas. Sharp went to Portland Fri day to spend the holidajrs. Mrs. Howard Edmunds was a pass enger to Portland on Friday last Christian Church. Begin the New Year right by at tending church of the first day or New Year. We will try to make It worth while for you and yours, Gospel sermons, eternal truths em- phaslxed. Morning 11:00 a. m. Evening at 7:30 p.m. Bible School 10:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor, 8:90 p. m. j Wednesday Prayer Meeting at T:90. We extend a Cordial invitation to the public. Strangers will find this the home of the church. HARRY E. TUCKER, Minister. « FRIDAY, JAIÏÏA1Y 8 He Lure tí Youth nett comedy. Mrs. Beulah Thayer went out to Yamhill last Saturday where she will visit with relatives. Miss Jessie Hoffman is spending the holidays at the home of her par ents in Garibaldi. BATT1DAY, JAWWAIY 7 Appeunc« r Floyd Trowbridge, at one time editor and publisher of the Bay City Examiner, is in the city visit ing wth relatives and fronds, and is accompanied by his wife. His uncle is Myqren Trowbridge of this city. During the late world war, young Trowbridge served two en listments in the United States navy, and is now a printer in the U. 8. printing office at Bremerton, Wash. Since leaving here, Trow bridge has developed talent as a singer of Scotch songs, and la clev er in monologue work, ag^ thia week has appeared at a local pic ture show of this city. In the above specialties. This io not his first ap pearance on the stage, as he ap peared in vaudsvlll tn Chicago and other eitles of the east, before going to Bremerton. Prertytertan Church F. W. Crocker a Portland business man who was here the latter part of las: <»ak returned home Satur-
