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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1922)
PAGE FIVE New mining company incorporated. Property embraces 1500 aeree placer ground in Josephine county. All classified ads and readers one cent per word each issue Such advertising should be m the office by 5 p. m. on the Wed nesday proceeding publication. 3 CAUSED BY EXPLOSION LAST WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Classified ads and readers may be telephoned In and charged on account. motor vehicles. Including p»-venger and commercial ears, and Slid mo torcycles wwre registered and licens ed in Oregon. Salem.—Valley flax and hemp growers have 1.00 aeree pledged for 5 years to establish fiber Industry. Astoria ships nearly half million cases salmon this year. Toledo.—Sawmill to run full cap acity employing 300 men. Roseburg.—ew street completed. paving ' la asasasasasasasasasasîsasasasawsz These are again days of good values in TRUCK LEAVING CITY ABOUT Saturday 28th wants load for Sa lem or points south. .Leave word at Headlight office. IS tl Teas and Coffees Our Wonder Coffee at 20c per lb. is exceptional value; then we have a fine Coffee at 35c per lb., 3 lbs. for $1.00; Diamon W Coffee at 40c or 5 lbs. for $1.90, is of the highest grade and will please the most particular. We also have Monopie, Hill’s, Royal Club, Schilling’s and M. J. B. Coffee in the different sized packages. • ' ------------------------------------------ In Teas we have a fine grade in Black, Green and Japan at 5<?c per lb. in bulk; Diamond W Tea—very fine at 75c per lb., with Ridgway’s, Lipton’s, Schil ling’s and Tree Tea to complete our stock, Schit- ling s Extracts and Spices are the purest and most economical to use. WANTED TO BVT SECOND HAND faralturs and stoves. TUkwnook Fwnlture Co. FOB SALE THREE HIGH GRADE JERSEY cows, 4, 5 and 6 vears old. Fresh about first of March. The three »250. Four grade Jersey heifers will be fresh soon. The four |200. One reg. Jersey bull, 4 years old. Sired by Prosser Poges. Full brother to Sophie’s Agnes, former world’s champion Jersey cow. Price 3150. Archie Campbell, Lebanon, Ore. 13-tl t FOR SALE—POSTS AND WOOD also a good cow. Apply Byron Bradley Pleasant Valley. 10-tf FOR SALE—80 ACRES, WRITE OR call J. L. Childers, Tillamook, Ore. 11-4 tp E. G. ANDERSON FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS, 15 cents post delivered on road at Hemlock. Mr. Guthert, Mutual phone, call Beaver. 11-tf ‘The Satisfaction Store** FOR SALE: APPROXIMATELY 40.- 000 ft. of dry erect hemlock boards at 39 per thousand. 50,000 feet dry 1 and 2 Inch spruce lum ber at 312 per thousand. Opposite Southern Pacific station.—C. 8. Barne.. 8-tf FOR SALE — HATCHING EGGS. Highest quality Hollywood strain White Leghorn eggs. Eggs from trapnested stock having records of from 253 to 258 and 294 to 300 eggs per year. You may look further but find no better. See my flock before you purchase. Leona Rupp. 12t4 LOTS FOR SALE, RAST TERMS and monthly payments. Inquire of B. E. King. The upper view is of the Three Rivers cheese f actory, showing the general demolition of the building and the hole in the roof caused by the do me of the boiler crashing through it. The dome was found about one hundred yards up the road from the factory. C.AI.T. DAVE KRAKE FOR 8HING- Hng All work strictly guaranteed Mutual phone. 7-21 tí The lower views shows what is left of the boil er and the wreckage in the interior of the building. The boiler landed against a double tier of cord woo d with such force that the heavy wood was shoved out of its way. The part of the boiler seen to be to rn away has never been found, though the vicinity of the explosion has been searched carefully. FOR SALE—40 ACRE FARM, 4H miles from town; fruit, some Ph0„. _____________ _ ,w -IL-W. Social Club Holds Meeting and go into rhapsodies singing a song of Spring. No Spring hata, nor Spring furs, nor Spring gowns to worry about. Nobody but my selfish old self to provide for. And I guess I am a selfish little Cub at that. The chief told me last night to murder space. I wonder if I have! I thank you. THE CUB’S COLUMN M The Kill Kare Club held its Janu FOR SALE—PERFECTION MILK- ary meeting at the home of Mrs. lng machine complete, one regis Lewis, Mrs. Poorman assisting. Mrs. Pennington reported that the tered Jersey bull, 1 yr. old In Jan. committee on the sale of Xmas Albert Johnson. Mutual phone. sals sold 391.72 worth of seals, and 13-2-p that she sent a check to the Oregon Tuberculosis Association for ths same. A letter was received by the club, thanking the committee aad members for the generous eheck seat. Mrs. Edwards had received ter from the president of tbs W. C., saying that the neat 1 PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD faralturs on Goyns Ranch, South Prarte. Apply any day but Satur day lltf IF YOU WANT EGGS AND POUL- try, used to Western climate, we have 52 varieties that win and lay. John Hoffman, Tillamook. 13-12 Ore. FOR RENT—FURNISHED, 8 ROOM Apt. In private home. Close in. Inquire Headlight. Resolution of Condolence WHEAREAS: The Supreme Rul er of th® Universe has seen fit to re ceive from this world of pain and sorrow to that happy home beyond, our beloved Comrade F. Jackson, who has been a loyal member of Corinth Corp No. 54, and that in his departure we are again reminded that our lives are fleetiner and tran sitory, and by his departure we are all called to pause a moment in the busy whirl of life, and bow our heads in humble submlssian to the will of Him who rules the destinies of all, and whereas his loyalty to his family, and to this corp “nd his fidelity to the responsibilities of life has gained for him the sincere admiration of all those who were so fortunate as to make his acquaint ance. . NOW THEREFORE. Be It Resolv ed That we as members of Corinth Corp No. 54 extend to the family of deceased Comrade F. Jackson our heart felt sympathy In this, their hotir of sorrow. It Is Further Resolved, tbst a copy of this resolution be sent to the bereaved family and a copy be kept on file In this Corps, and same be published In the local papers Mrs, Fred Davidson, Mr*. Frank Heyd. Mrs Bertie Dot«. Committee. TiUamock. Ore. January 23, 1*22. .... . "Greetings Tillamooklanaf (I think that’s proper.) Anyway I wan t to say "Hello” and I hope you will get to tnow me and I to know you. The »aaon so many people don't get alonf togeth er is because they don’t try|o know each the other. Tire better se * know one the more good we find in them, BAT CITY ITEMS Hence, let us know each he other better, and pull together U a spirit Robert Watt, Jr., arrived hotM of cooperation for the comaon good from Alaska last Wednesday. Ho of alL Gas. bat it would bo ale« if thia will spend some time with his par city had better sidewalk«! I have ents. Dr. B. M Gilbert, of Salem, preached an inspiring sermon 1* the mook in May or June; which waa days picking ths high (rot dry) local church Sunday evening, and read, aad accepted with cheers by spots in the mud. And tie higher the club members. Mrs. Edward« the spots the deeper I sunk I don’t conducted the local conference. Re ports showed tbs affairs of the was elected chairman of a commit know what my poor feet thought church in good condition. about being punished that way. But tee too reorganise the club to meet About twenty friends "walked the happy emergency of the enter I DO know what I thought. tn" on Mr. J. O. Boswlth Friday ev- The worst of it — I meaa the eob tainment of the Federation. This enlng and reminded him he had will mean work and more work tor stuff in this story is that a cub can’t reached another mile stone In the the Kill are KKlub, but they have afford to buy very many pairs of journey of life. They brought with shoes. resolved to make it the biggest state You’re right! I was hustling sub them two large birthday cakes, convention that has yet been held. suitably adorned with —7 candles. The club will meet again on the scriptions, and judging from the Those present had such a good time way the circulation manager le 2nd of February. snowed under—-well, the people they will not soon forget Jan. 20th. Mrs. Thomas Harrington and Thio old C. F. Long and J. O. McCrone of want the HEADLIGHT. children of Tillamook, visited with Salem were seen on the streets of sheet has got come circulation, be Bay City friends Tuesday. Tillamook the fore part of the week t lieve me. But the chief to such a The men of Garibaldi defeated modest guy he don ’ t like to say any and were registered at the Hotel thing about it. I’d tell you what It the boys of Bay City to the tune 0» Todd. /■ is only I am afraid of loelag my job. 29 to 16 In a basket-ball game play aad her When it reaches the million mark ed at Garibaldi Friday night, Our Mrs. R. W. Bennett And he boys have “blood in their eye” and brother, M. Mendel, are making a he will tell everybody. Bennett at promised to give us all a great, big, 1 will show the giants a thing or two trip to the home of Mrs. honest-to-goodness banquet. Su'h a 1 in a return game to be played In Woodburn, Ore. “blowout” as all of Tillamook Bay City "Gym” Friday. Feb. 3rd. Guy . Hickof of McMinnville was County will talk about for twenty Next Friday the Riverdale boys will registered at the Tillamook Tues years. Don't a promise like that come to Bay City for another fam game. make your mouth water I say It day! Sunday, Feb. 5. is the beginning doee. I wonder how much longer Mr. and Mrs. John S. Smith of this little Cub will have to exist on of "Boy Scout Week.” A good time to recognise what a valuable asset Oak Orove are sojourning at the coffee and— Hotel Todd. Oh. aay. Spring, glorious Spring Is we have In our boys. Let’« show here. Hurrah! No, don't take my them we appreciate them—arrange J. A. Todd of Afton, Okla.. Is a word for It—listen: somebody, some some special doings for them. business visitor of this city, regis where told me yesterday that he Ed Anderson of the Crystal Laun tered at one of our local boeteleriea. had spent a half day in the country dry has returned after an extend«! and saw hundreds upon hundreds Jf J. J. Wheeler of Dayton was a robins and meadow larka. He went business trip to Portland, Mrs. An- business visitor of this city this on harping upon the «weetneas and derson accompanied Mr. Anderson on the trip. week and registered at the Todd. melody of the meadow lark’s song. Kind o’ made my feet itchy to hit for District Attorney T. H. Goyne, D. D. Kllsop of Portland was a the country. No, buddy, I don’t Justice of ,he Peace. E. W. Stanley, business visitor In Tillamook the know what brand he was smoking: and Sheriff Aschlm have been called fore part of the week. fact is. I believed him. to Hillsboro on official business. You poor daddies! I don’t blame Lmrt Tuesday Arthur Davis of you for looking worried. I give you A. 8. Coates, brother of A. F. Dilley registered at the Hotel Todd. all my sympathy, all I have. I know Coatee, han returned to Michigan every hubby will have to loosen hie after an extended visit here. purse strings and buy ml-lady a new Spring hat; and the kiddles too. L. T. Ixwee who has been a dirt- Gee. I’m glad I’m single! tor at the Fuqua® home returned to J. M. Rennie was a busta*"* visi Here I can tilt back tn this old his home tn Sbertdan Monday. tor of Tillamook this week. chair; throw my feet upon the desk, Mr. Gunning of McMinnville was stick a three-for five between my teeth, blow smoke rings into the air, •n on our streets Tuesday. I Here s a real opportunity to make your hardware dollar go farther. To redule our stock and make rocm for new goods we are conducting a month-end sale of unusual interest. Special values in desirable merchandise. Come early to get full benefit of this money saving event. Other Good Values in General Utility Axe For cutting up kindling, open ing boxes and many other usee you will find thia «mall else axe very handy. 1H lb. head and 18 inch handle. Unusual at 50 cents. Enamel Ware Aluminum Ware Mops and Brushes Pocket Knives Household Cutlery Cooking Utensils Padlocks Several other miscellaneous items and in complete lines. At the prices they are mark ed they won’t last long. You may find just the things you want. I King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co TH! TV1NCH£5T£R AUCTION SALE Thursday, Feb. 22,1922 AT 1:0® P. M. March 1st and I have to give OoBBeBflion I will »ell at Public Auction, at the Hathaway Ranch, 3U mllea 1« Good Dairy Cow»-Fresh or 1 Stubblv Plow and Cuttar. Heavy Springer. 8 Milk Cana good one«. 5 Hhoata, 6 moa. old. 1 Light Milk Wagon. 1 8ow, to farrow In March. 1 Set Double Harn Im oct 1 Horse, 1200 lbs. Dew. 1 Buggy. . Forks, Tools, ate. TERMS : Ninety day« time at 8 per cent on approved note. OSCAR ELFSTROM owner J. Rl
