OUR
FIRST
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
MANY ARTICLES BELOW THE MANUFACTURING COST
Universal Heaters Reg. $25.00
ODD PIECES REDUCED
WE TAKE
$37-5° Globe Wernick Book Case........................................ ........
Oak Piano Bench................................................... ..........
5.00 Oak Dining Chair..................................................... ..........
9.00 Leather bottom Chair............................................. ..........
25.00 Fumed Oak Buffett................................................... .........
25.00 Ladies Desk .........................................................
15 00 Reed Chair................................ ...........................................
.35.00 Brass Bed ..t...?.j............ ..................
2.75 Carpet Sweeper......... •............ .............. .
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25.00 Ivory Dressing Table ......................................
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YOUR OLD
REDUCED
PRICES
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69c
ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS $1.29
INLAID
LINOLEUM
Complete $52.55
GOLD SEAL CONGOLIUM
RUG
$1.55
per aquari yard, regular 22 00
Birds Eye Maple, Walnut and Ivory
Bed Room Suites at Reduced
Prices.
3-5°
6.00
31.25 House Brooms,
House Wives, Here is Your Chance to Save.
One Ivory Wood Bed.............. $30.00
One 120 Coil Simmons Spring 16.50
One 5 lb. Superior Felt Matt... 15.00
$25.00
4.00
Regular 319.5*. sale price
PRINT LINOLEUM
$1.10 per square yard
Regular *1.10
$16.50 ‘
Quartered Oak Plank-top Dinin
Table and Six Lea Seated
Chairs .............................. $55-oo
AXMINSTER VELVET
and
BRUSSELS RUGS
at
REDUCBD PRICES
One White Enamel Iron Bed
One Felt Mattress
One Good Spring
50 LB. FELT MATTRMS
a wonderful bargin
Complete $25.50
$13.75
Your Moneys
Worth
®r
Your Money
Back
Reeher Furniture Company
Buy At
Reehors
Far Le«
EVERY THING TO FURNISH A HOME
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BRAKEMAN KILLBD AT TIMBER
Retate Strawberry trop
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Kasriod with rthe bullets and
mines, but still triumphant, the hair
seals of the Fraaer River are about
to go up against a new eneofy,
tdthouah they de not know it yet.
Permission has boon granted fisher­
men to use cress lines, a method
many ef them ctaUm to be effective,
and the departmeut ef fisheries will
wateh the result with interest. For
years th» Bbhermen hare urged that
they be allowed to use cross lines.
Department officials opposed this on
the grounds that they would oatch
more sturgeon than seals.
Now,
however, W. G. McQuarrbe, member
for New Westminister in the Do­
minion House, is advised by Hon.
C. C. Ballantyree, minister of marine
and fisheniee, that he has agreed co
grant permmission for the use of
cross lines during December, Janu­
ary and February, on condition that
the fishermen who avail themselves
of the permission will report Che ne-
ault of thalr operations to the
department.—Bx.
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NA TURES
OWN
FOOD
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Milk is nature’s owb food.
Easily digested and con­
tains in proper proportion
.bhe elements necessary for
the proper growth and de­
velopment of the body. It
•shoul‘d-have first place in the
•diet of every child and a
large plac« in the diet of ev­
ery individual.
Get more real nourish­
ment at less cost by buying
more milk. Order Golden
Rod Dairy Clarified milk.
Its Clean.
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Reformed ClmddL
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Sub­
ject: "The Unfinished Task.”
At
2:0* p.m. the Aanukl Congregation­
al Meeting.
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During the neon hour a luncheon
will be served by the ladies of the
ehureh.
Special musie by the choir end
male quartette. All members of the
ehureh, new and old, are especially
urged to be present.
W. •. Lienkaemper, Hector.
GOLDEN ROD DAIRY
Bell 6F13 or Mated
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Shearar-Marrick Surgical and
Maternity Hospital
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Mrs. Frank Merrick .
Metren
Fnabyterian Chuuch.
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Sunday School—10:05 a. m.
you are interested in the origin
history M the Christian Church,
jnin Mr. Heyd’s elans.
Morning
worstly—11:00 a. m. Subject. "The
Law of Loyalty."
Evening wor­
ship—7:25 p. m. Bubjeei, "Prodi­
gal Daughters.”
Ah mothers and
daughfibrs are spe c ially invited to
this service.
Your pew la waiting for ycc.
ALLAN A. McRBA, Minister.
The Lädier GuHd of the Episcopal
•lurch wiM meet with Mrs. Stanley
Coates next
Tuesday
afternoon,
when it is hoped that all the mem­
bers will be present. There wiU be
services Held next Sunday morn i an
at eleven o'eloek at the Masonic
building.
0. a. s.
Methodist Church
Sunday School at 10 o'clock, The
The following names were tound subject of the morning sermon wMl
en Hotel Tillamook register Sunday, be “The Passing and the Abiding.' 99
mostly hunters who came here for The evening services at T: 30- The
the week end and hunted ducks on subject of the evening sermon will
Tillamook Bay; C. L. Minkler, Port­ be “Christian Agroeslveuem.” Pray­
land; A. J. Black, Portland;
G. er meeting and Bible study on
Meyers, Salem; C. B. Webb, Salem; Wednesday evening at 7:30.
The
Lester Ray, T. A. Johnson and wife, Local Church Conference on Satur­
J. P. Phelan, O. ▼. Webber and M. day evening Jan. 14. Dr. E. E. Gil­
C. Chambers of Portland.
bert will preaoi^ on Sunday morning
Jan. 15th. Special meetings are be­
Th* report eomee to us ef two ing planned to begin Jan. 15th. Set
feet of *ow tn places along the notice later.
You are cordially in­
htghwsyr batween Tillamook and vited to worship with no.
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Portland.
•HAS. K DARK, Pastor.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
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Notice is hereby give* that, the
County Court of Tillamook County,
Ore., will until 10:00 o’clock A. M.,
Janary 23rd, 1922, receive bids for
Clearing
and •rubbing County
Road right of way, 40 ft. wide, from
North side of Ocean Boulevard, Man­
hattan, to the rock quarry at Had-
doh, a distance of approximately
3309 ft.
No bid will be considered ten lees
accompanied by easu, bidden bond
or certified cheque for an amount
equal to at beset 6 percent of the
total amount of the bid.
Specifications may be aeon nt the
office of the County Clerk of Tilla­
mook Oounty.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all proposals, gr to accept the
proposal deemed beat for Tillamook
County.
(Signed) H. B. IMWMHALL.
Coppty (Merk.
•Hrut publish., Jag. 5. 1922; last
pabliab. Jap. 19. 1922.)
ledge Directory
lira. W. W. Harcomb received
word last Saturday of the death er
Mver Wave Chapter No. 18
her brother, J. H. Maurer, a train
man, who was instantly killed at
Timber, at l?30 o'clock that morn­
Stated communications fleet and
ing. The train was ewitching at
Timber, and it is supposed that Mr. third Thu wd ays of each month tn
Maurer, who was a swing brake­ Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome.
LELA D. DOTY. Sec.
man. got caught between »wo ears
as he was making a coupling, and
was crurtied, but no one saw the ac­
cident.
Marathon Lodge No.
The body was take* to hie home
93, Knights of Pyth-
In Portland and funeral services
las. Regular meeting
were held Tuesday and interment
Monday evening
made in Rose City eemetery.
7:45 sharp. By order
Mr. and Mrs. Harcomb and family
of
the
ChanoeMer
Commander.
went into Portland Saturday after­
noon and returned home Wednes­
day of this week.—Willamina News.
. Theqe igpee ef serious lBSMt
, peats aM*ek the roots of the straw-
beury plants. Of those the straw-
berry root weevil is by far the most
deatruetive. Snowers contemplating
now plantings Should demand that
plants be accompanied by an iaopee-
tor's tag indicating that they wore
grown in "weevil free" territory.
The other root pepts are seriously
prevalent only o* older fields. It is
the exceptional oondition In Oregon
.at present when over two full crops
of strawberries can be produced on
the same land because of these bor­
ers. No insectide or soli treatment
ca* be used effectively for them and
growers should plan a rotation that
Includes only two full crop years of
strawberries. —O. A. C. Experiment
station.
Christiau Chuck
The services wiM be of Interest to
all and your attendance is desired.
There is nothing that wHl take the
place of the ohurch and its mission.
Therefone we Invite you to answer
the eraving of your soul.
Bible
school at 10:00 a.m. The new offi­
cers will take etiarge next Sunday.
Give the superintendent your coop-
ratlon.
Church services at 11:0*
a. m. Evening at 7:90 p.m. C. E.
at 5:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wed­
nesday evening 7:20.
With the
wishes of tire aeaao* te you and
you re.
HARRY E. TUCKER. Mlnietea
W. R. C.
Oorintth Relief Corps No. 54 Dept,
of Oregon, meets on first and third
Friday evenings of each month, at
S p. m„ in the W. O. W. hall. Visi­
tors wvleome.
Minnie Johnson, President
Btixabeth Cenover, Sec y.
Corinth Poit,No. 35,Dept ef Oregon
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Meets on second and on
fourth Saturdays of each
month at 1:3* p. .m in
W. O. W.
M. W. Sacare, Com'dr
Sanuel Sown«, Ad’Jt.
Johnsen Chapter No.
Tillamook Ledge No. 57, A.X A AM
Stated Communication sec­
ond Wednesday in each
month Visiting Brethren
welcome.
Harvey Ebinger, See.
Tuesday eve., 7:29 p. m.
Rebekak, Wednesday evening
Csenp 2-4, Thursday
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All American Legion poets la Mle­
arn rl have been called upon by Dr.
Harry F. Parker, state commander,
to back a 1*0,900.000 bond issue tor
the construction of bard roads. Bx-
servic« men wiM have preference in
i employment.
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R. A. M
Stated convocations evew
rst and third Fridays.
Visiters welcome.
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
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