THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9.
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
L. J -axon, I. Labovitch, f
W. E. Shearer, G.
McCulloch,
Frank P. Wichart. and Geo. J. Lamo veaux, and R. E. Lakly
TO ATTEND MEETING Sauter, of McMinnville, were week Portland, registered Sunday a
Tillamook.
end guests at the Todd.
All boys over eighteen years of
age are requested to attend the •en-
Hon. Geo. R. Baglay, Judgj
Mrs. S. C. McMeeken. of Bay City,
lertainment and meeting of the V. .is in town Monday and made a the Circuit Court, is regiwterei
American Legion next Friday night s. Hal call on Dr. Howard.
the Tillamook.
at the city hall, Tire object of the
T
meeting Is to talk over the organi
/
zation of a National Guard com
pany here. This city needs an arm
ory, boys, and we can’t get it unless
we can muster a full company.
Come and lets talk it over.
ALL BOYS OVER 18 REQUEST-
Shearer-Merrick Surgical and
SHEARER-MERRICK HOSPITAL
INCREASES NURSE CORPS
Maternity Hospital
Two new’ nurses, Mrs. O. Harring
ton, ol^ Portland, and Miss Lorayne
Chanilee, of San Francisco, were
addd to the corps at the Shearer-
M’errick hospital a few days 1 ago.
Miss Chamlee was with the U. B.
Army Reserve Nurse Corps < during
the war. She was stationed at
Letterman General Hospital at
Presidio of San Franciscc, and
also been in several camps
east.
NOW IN STOCK
Mrs Frank Merrick
Matror
FRATERNAL NOTES
NO MATTER WHAT YOUR CHOICE IN COLOR, PAT-
The local Moose lodge has receiv
ed a special dispensation from the
Grand Dictator of Moose Art for the
purpose of giving a Grand Moose
Art Ball on
St. Patrick’s night,
March 17.
The proceeds will be
given to Moose Art for the support
of widows and orphans of deceas
ed brothers.
There are 1030 boy3
and girls in Moose Art receiving vo
cational training to fit them to be-
come good citizens.
The local committee on arrange-
ments, composed of Garrett H.
Ward, Frank M. Merrick, and Rol-
lie W. Watson, promise one of the
best times yet. There will also be
an entertainment, and refreshments
will be served.
This dance is a
national movement of all Moose
lodges.
Tillamook Lodge 1260 LOOM,
has paid out $512 in benefits since
the first of the year.
TERN, WEAVE OR STYLE WE GUARANTEE EVERY
ED. V. PRICE & CO. SUIT
IN EVERY PARTICULAR MADE TO ORDER
NEW
BEDROCK
ONLY
PRICES
cPenninç/L CHS
The Quality Store
Tillamook,
Oregon
TILLAMOOK
DIRECTORS
R. E. WILLIAMS
PERSONALS
I
L. R. Childs, rep* esenti ng the
Good j eai Co;potation, was a visitor
Wednesday. Mr. Childs gave an en
couraging report, saying that he
tound business, generally, picking
up everywhere.
Rev. Dark, Rev. Reeding, and Mr.
and Mrs. George drove over to Sals a
Monday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Dr. Gilbert, wife of the Super
intendent of the Salem district.
SURPRISE PARTY
A. pleasant surprise was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew-
Anderson last Monday in honor of
their son Henry, it being his birth
day. The evening was spent playing
Hon. George R. Brgley, Judge of
500 after which refreshments were the Circuit Court, ar’-tved tn thw
served. Those present were Mr. and city from Hillsbore, Sunday a ft ci-
Mrs». W. C. Foster and son. Mr. and noon.
Mrs. Ed. Helsel and son. Mr. and
Have you won the S? 50 yet?
Mrs. Alfred Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hunter, Alfred and August Maybe you will havt- better luck
Boquist. Victor and Marie Nlelsan. next week.
The acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs.
Thad Robinson, recently of the Til
lamook County bank, will be inter f
ested to know tuat they have re-
cently 1 eturned to their former
For the past
h; 111« in Nebraska,
two years they have made their res-
idence in Poitlund.
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Ed Martie, editor of the News-Re-
pori'er >t> McMinnville, was in the
city t. attend the Installation of
th«' K*k* lodge Saturday, and paid
us a visit. We ha«i quite a friendly
ehat w <li bin . and he complimented
us c
he *
• > ! . policy of tin
"HEADL1GH1.
(Get the bucks.)
, w
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•‘Tuii . tin tiist time 1 have enu
been in Tillamook," declared Mr. E
C. M Donald, o; the Pacific Station
ary 1.nd l*iluting Co., of Portland,
who w.. heir on business Tuesday.
Whei. asked how he liked the city
he declared: Fine, great.”
Mi and Mrs. J. K Collins motor
ed to Dallas to pay a visit to thxetr
daughter. Mrs. Nelson of that city.
Mr. C. W. Tilden, of Hermiston,
vlstled his 5ater A. S. Tilden, of Ne
halem, ;> r a few days last week
Miss McKtnimes. of Nehalem, is
nursing young Buster Boals at th«
Dr. Boa I s ivsldence.
Both Phones- Bell 43-J
P. O. Bax 197
L. V. EBERHARDT. Prop.
Complete Set of Abstracts of the Records of Tillamook :'->cr.«V
OREGON
TILLAMOOK
Good values in groceries can always be obtained
at The Satisfaction Store. This week we have a tew
items priced especially low in order to clean up cer
tain lines.
George W. Kiger left the early
part of the week on a trip to
Wheeler.
Mias Clara Plasker has been call
ed to Portland to nurse her sister
and family. Mrs. Charles Cooper.
Mra. W. J Hill Is on the road to
recovery from an operation In a
local hospital
Mark this date on your calendar i
March 15. It is the last day for
tiling Income tax returns.
M. ABPLANOLP
D. KURATLI
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
Coal - Cement - Lime
28 W
The following applications nave
been filled with the city council.
Aplication of S. A. Broadhead to
repair roof and put in chimney. De
nted. The chimney specified would
not comply with the reccommenda
tions of the state fire marshall, and
votild therefore be condemned by
that official.
Application to replace partition
and repair chfmney in residence at
301 E. 3rd St. Granted.
Application of Tom Buffum »0
move partition
Tourest Cafe.
Granted.
LAMB-SCHRADER CO
z
FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER
LOWER PRICES
Wood green or dry direct from the mill
Call 43W for Wood
A F. COATS LUMBER CO
DISCOVERED
W e will sell you Monopole Syrup in large bottles
regular. 60c. now 40c; Uncle John’s Maple Syrup,
one-half gallon. $1.30; one gallon $2.50.
Great American Coffee, regular 45c now 30c per can.
Flake White Shortening. 4-lb. pails, reg. 8oc now 60c
Duck Soap, regular Jc now 8 for 25c.
Oregon Beans. 25 lbs for $1.00.
G. E. Turner of Rockaway, w**
tn Tillamook I -“t week on business
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Pacific Abstract Company
JOHN ERICKSON
WM. MAXWELL
BUILDING OPERATIONS
'N
Office: Natl. Bank Bldg.
Ground Floor
JAMES WILLIAMS
DAVE FITZPATRICK
Twenty-four pupils of the grade
J school
successfully
passed
th'e
eighth grade examinations and have
been given diplomas. They are:
Albert Mayer, Tillamook. R.F.D ;
Richard Goyne, Tillamook, R. F. D.;
Lailah Marolf, Tillamook, R.F.D.;
Charley Josephine Honeyman, Bea
ver; Flora Belle Gharst, Beaver; Eu
gene Alexander Jeffries, Tillamook;
Walter Anderson, Tillamook; Helen
Jorden, Tillamook; Olga, Irene Tuck
er. Tillamook; Gladys Alfreda Heat-
ley. Tillamook; Madge Drake, Tilla
mook; Lloyd C. Johnson, Tillamook. I
R.F.D.; Florence Amelia Zuercher,
Tillamook, R.F.D.; Edwin A. Glad.
Tillamook. R.F.D.; William A. Sipp-
rell, Jr.. Bar View; Bernice Himes.
Tillamook, R. F. D.; ETmer Lund-
burg. Nehalem; Helen Lee, Neha-
lem; Edna May Kyle, Bay City;
Will Nicklos Vaughn,
Bay City;
Marion Davidson, Wheeler; Maxwell
Grey, Blain*; Leona Lola Marolf,
Tillamook; Irvine W. Baker. Tilla
mook.
Glen Conover, Myrtle Wallin. Ellen
and Stanley Norberg. Ella Grad,
Roy Larsan Georg’e D’irrer. Velma
Daniels, Henry, Edna and Ethel
Anderson.
T. M. LYSTER
H. T. BOTTS
SCHOOL ITEMS OF INTEREST
■w.
BANK
COUNTY
Fine Superb Brand Plums worth 25c per can.
>5c.
now
Excellent Home Cooking
WITH
Absolute Cleanliness
At Reasonable Prices
Good Petite Dried Prunes. 25 lb. box for $1.75.
W e have only a limited supply of the above lots
so do not delay.
E. G. ANDERSON
“The Satisfaction Store"
TOURIST CAFE
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