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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1922)
THÜBSDÛT, FEBIUABY 1«, IMS THE TILLAMOOK headlight CLASSIFIED ADS I have an inquirer for a Dairy 13 No Jinks For This Couple Ranch to rent with 26 to 40 cows. Reformed Church Apparently there are two people The coming Sunday will be ob Will buy cows and would like not less than 5 years lease on place in Tillamook who are not supersti served as Foreign Mission Day In Reformed What have you to offer? See Rollie tious, or at least, they do not be I the services of the CLASSIFIED AD RATE lieve in the 13 hoodoo. They evi I Church. The services, which will W. Watson.—Adv. dently thought that the thirteenth 1 be used, has for its title the inspir- All classified ads and readers day of the month was an ideal day ' ing words: "Send the Light." One I have an applicant for a dairy one cent per word each lBaue. on which o embark for a cruise on feels the urge of a call from the ranch of 15 to 2o cows close to Til Such advertising should be in lamook, prefers bottom land. What the matrimonial seas. Everywhere people who. need the GOspel Light, the office by 5 p. m. on the Wed have you to offer? See Rollie W was peace, and quiet and tranquili and also a command from Christ, nesday preceedlng publication. ty: not a ripple on the water, not a Who is the true and only Light for Watson.—Adv. cloud in sight: so Clarence J. Ross, all the world. In His last discourse Classified ads and readers may of Albany, and May O’Brien, of Til in the temple, Jesus makes the be telephoned in and charged on j Firemen ask no questions when the fire bell rings except "Where’s lamook county decided to unfurl the statement, before the end of the account. the fire?”—Adv. sails of the “Good Ship Domestic world occurs, “the Gospel must be ity” and start ut on a voyage thru published among all nations." It is BOOKING ORDERS FOR ALL Washington's Birthday is cele- life. a Divine Must. Foreign Missions kinds of early vegetable plants. bratd all over the U. S. A. by buying are an absolute necessity for the ac Call J. H. Dawson, 922 E. 8th St. L.O.O.M. No. 1260 will entertain complishment of God's purposes in a ticket to the Firmens Dance.— 15-2 Adv. members of thir families at their I the world. They are not only for the Hall in THillamook City, Friday ev conversion of the heathen but for TRADE—GOOD COW FOR Firemens Dance February 22.__ ening. February 24. Card playing, the preservation and well being of light team. F. W. Allen, Route 1. Adv. speaking, singing, music and danc the Church as well. The Christian Phone 2F22. 15.3 ing. Light refreshments. Each religion will benefit you only in pro FOR SALE — HATCHING EGGS. entitled to invite two portion as you spend it, rise it, give FOR SALE Highest quality Hollywood strain member friends. it away. The duty of preaching White Leghorn eggs. Eggs from By order of Committee on the Gospel to every creature is <ne FOR SALE OR TRADE — REO trapneeted stock having reeords Adv. Entertainment. that in here is the very nature of speed wagon, run less than 6000 of from 253 to 258 and 294 to ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ the Gospel itself. History «hows miles. Inquire G. E. Turner, Rock 300 eggs per year. You may look ♦ I RUIN MEN AND WOMEN ♦ that when the Church labored for away. 15.4 further but find no better. See my ♦ ♦ the cause of Missions with zeal and FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS C a Y t . flock before you purchase. Leona ♦ I am the destroyer of homes, ♦ enthusiasm she was prosperous and Ted Lyster at Beaver, Ru»P-____________________ 12t4 Mutual ♦ the wrecker of banks, the ♦ comparatively pure, but when she phone. 15-tf DOTS FOR SALE, EASY TERMS ♦ ruination of men's and wo ♦ was neglectful of this duty she was and mon hly payments. Inquire ♦ men’s reputations, the cause ♦ filled with inward conflicts, tainted VAUGHN DRAGSAWS —-HEAVY of B. E. King. ♦ of failures, an enemy of man ♦ with great corrupticus and weaken and light weights, with and with out clutch. Prices reduced Feb CALL DAVE KRAKE FOR 8HING- ♦ kind. I travel faster than the ♦ ed in her own vitality. This was at ♦ winds, touch every one, em- ♦ no time more evident than in the ruary 1st. E. G. Krebs. 15-tf ling All work strictly guaranteed « brace the rich, the poor, the ♦ seventeenth and eighteenth centur Mutual phone. 7-21 tf THREE HIGH GRADE JERSEY 1 ♦ high, the low, the old, the ♦ ies when decandence and deadness cows, 4, 5 and 6 vears old. Fresh FOR SALE—TWO CARS OF HAY” ♦ young, the male, the female. I * fell upon the church because the one clover, one grain. Phone or ♦ am an orphan—my bullet ♦ missionary enterprise was most des about first of March. The three write G. A. Withee, Amity, Ore. ♦ headed parents disowning me ♦ pised and neglected and then again $250. Four grade Jersey heifers I 15-2 at birth. How I gloat and ♦ in the renewal of life, which came I ♦ will be fresh soon. The four $200. ♦ dance with a devilish grin ♦ at the opening of the nineteenth One reg. Jersey bull, 4 years old. * when I cause misfortune, My * century whe the missionary enter LOST AND FOUND Sired by Prosser Poges. Full ♦ friends are many, I recognize ♦ prise was revived and culminated in brother to Sophie’s Agnes, former ♦ no closed seasson, work night ♦ world’s champion Jersey cow. LOST — BETWEEN TILLAMOOK ♦ and day, my head is in danger * the present missionary era, which has been likened to the missionary and Grand Ronde, small traveling Price $150. Archie Campbell, bag. Return to Tillamook Hotel * every minute. I thrive on and * age of Apostolic times. Lebanon, Ore. 14tz grow fat 6n the jealousies, ♦ and receive reward, 15-tl * Sunday School 10. a. m. Morn + malice and meanness of some ♦ i FOR SALE—POSTS AND WOOD THE OREGON TRUCK LINE ♦ people. I have no legitimate ♦ I ing service 11 a. m. Mohler at 2:00 also a good cow. Apply Byron Trucks will cal! P. m. Sermon—“Send the Light." at your resi Bradley Pleasant Valley. W. G. Lienkaemper, Pastor. 10-tf dence or place of business for house ♦ reason to live. My worst en ♦ ♦ emies are those who question ♦ ♦ my truth and refuse to pass ♦ FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS, 15 hold goods and outgoing freight. Christian Church JOHN MATHERS, Agent. ♦ me on, these I respect and ♦ The morning service Communion cents post delivered on road at honor. My name is RUMOR. — 13-tf ♦ ♦ and sermon at 11 o’clock. By re Hemlock. Mr. Guthert, Mutual Phone 61 J or Mutual. ♦ quest I will speak on subject “The phone, call Beaver. 11-tf PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ♦ Wheeler Reporter. ♦ ♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * Church.” Evening 7:30, Junior and furniture on Goyne Ranch, South FOR SALE: APPROXIMATELY 40,- senior choir .nd orchestra and ser CHEESE CONDITIONS 000 ft. of dry erect hemlock Prarie. Apply any day but Satur i mon. C. E., junior and senior at boards at $9 per thousand. 60.000 day. lltf (Continued from page one.) 6:30 and 7. Wednesday 7:45 p. m. feet dry 1 and 2 inch spruce lum Friday evening, ber at $12 per thousand. Opposite IF YOU WANT EGGS AND POUL- ber of "seconds", the cheese that is Prayer meeting. try, used to Western climate, we not of the first grade, has been cut choir practice. Thursday at 2 p. m. Southern Pacific station.—C. S. Barne.. 8-tf have 52 varieties that win and to almost nothing, last year showing Ladies Aid. The public and stran lay. John Hoffman, Tillamook, a decrease of fifty per cent under gers will find this church the home FOR SALE CHEAP—2 HOT WA- Ore. 13-12 the year befre. The percentage of like church answering all your ter incubators, 24o egg size. Hens, seconds in 1921 was four hundred needs. Come. pullets cochrels and setting eggs. and twenty-three one-thousandths Harry E. Tucker, Minister. WANTED TO BUY Tanchred strain. The best laying I of one per cent. Even with the large strain of white leghorn chickens. amount of cheese held in storage, Henry M. Tillman, Pacific Tele WANTED TO BUY SECOND HAND sometimes as long as six months, LINCOLN MEMORIAL DAY AT furniture and stovsa. Tillamook phone, Bay City, Ore. Come and during thhe past year, there PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH was no Furniture Co. see my birds. 16 t2 WANT DAIRY RANCH ON SHARES loss from any condition of the FOR EALE—CHEVROLET, EN- The Boy Scouts of Tillamook were Fully equipped: 20 to 30 head of, cheese. The Tillamook dairymen are be present at this service and gave a tirely overhauled, 4 new tires, al milch cows. A-l dairy people. 1 so 1922 license. $350. S. A. Write G. S. Lehn, 91 17th St. N., ginning to realize that they have a demonstration of Scout work. They Raiche, Crystal Laundry. 16-2 Portland, Ore. 16 t2 ! wonderful cooperative system and gave their obligation so perfectly -------------------------------------- ----- -—_ that better milk brings more money. that they were applauded by the PLAYER PIANO OF EXCELLENT 1 congregation. I have an inquirer for a Dairy make and fine tone, for sale; I Rev. McRea took for his subject Presbyterian Church music rolls included. For partle- ' Ranch to rent with 25 to 40 cows, "Lincoln: the Man", and in his life Will buy cows and would like not ular phone 93, Bay City, Ore 16-1 ’ Sunday School—10. a. m. Morn he took the 12 laws of the Boy less than 5 years lease on place. WANTED—MAN WITH CAR TO ing Worship—11. a. m. Subject: Scouts and found that the great What have you to offer? See Rollte sell the best Ford Oil Gauge made.,; “The Prince of Life." E^enlfg Lincoln followed every one of them, W. Watson.—Adv. $100.00 per week and extra com- ; Worship—7:30 p. m. Subject: “The except thrift. The great Lincoln believed that if missions. Benton Harbor Acces Apostolic Church: Was it Protes I have an applicant for a dairy sories, Benton Harbor, Mich. 16-1 i tant or Catholic?” Both Protestant he should ever become great It was ranch of 15 to 2o cows close to Til __ ______________________________ _ and Catholic historians will be necessary for him to find great lamook, prefers bottom land. What FOR RENT—35-ACRE FARM, 1*4 'quoted. Both Protestant and Catho- principles ‘ to mould ................................. and fashion his miles East of Tillamook. G. H. lie are cordially invited. have you to offer? See Rollie W. own life. He believed that great Ward. 16-1 Allan A. McRea, Minister. Watson.—Adv. principles made a great man and that low principles made a low man. He knew that no man coulib-be atrl- atic. He bellved that no man could be a Christian unless he had Christ ian principles shaping his life and character. The first law of a Scout is being Trustworthy; Lincoln had great honesty, honor and sincerity, The second law is Loyalty. Lincoln was loyal to his friends, his home, his THURSDAY-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19-20 country, his word, and bis God. The SUNDAY-MONDAY. FEBRUARY 19-20 third law is Helpfulness; Lincoln CHARLES RAY IN was "the feller”, when a "feller needed a friend.” The Fourth law is Friendliness; Lincoln was the most friendly soul America has ever featuring AGNES AYRES and RUDOLPH VAL seen. He had even good-will to ENTINO. Agnes AyreB will be remembered as the wards his enemies and malice to star In “The Affairs of Anatol” and Rudolph Val wards none. The fifth law is Cour entine as the star in “The Four Horsemen of the tesy; Lincoln was a perfect gentle Apocalypse” by those who have enjoyed seeing the man. No man could swear before latter. "THE SHIEK" is numbered among the ladles in his presence, The sixth law greatest picturfes made during the last year, it s is Kindness; Lincoln was syrnpath- elaborate in every scene, it’s a picture so different etlc, tender of heart, sensitlve of from the ordinary that you'll enjoy it tremendous Wow! Spooks! They’re haunting a church and conscience and generous to a fault. ly, it’ll amaze yotr from start to finish. If you en so is the gallant ghost hunter. See Charlie Ray The seventh law is Obedience; Lin joy anything unique, novel and intensely Inter as a tank-town traveling salesman.—Better still, coln never gave his mother a harsh see him as a counter-jumper in a general store— esting you can’t afford to miss THE SHIEK word or disobeyed her in his life and then as a ghost-chaser lurking around haunt The eighth law of the scout Is ed houses. "MIDNIGHT BELLS" is a regular bar MUTT and JEFF. Cheerfulness; Lincoln never told gain sale of sunshine and fun! his troubles, he thought other people had trouble enough of their own. LATE LODGERS -Snub Pollard Comedy—with But he brought cheer and sunshine little “Mose” the colored boy. TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 21-22 Into every life that came into con- tact wlth his The ninth law is Thrift; Lincoln was not thrifty, he was too busy saving the nation, to SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25 think of making money for himself. The tenth law Is Bravery; Lincoln SHIRLEY MASON IN dared to make known his opinion about slavery and It cost him the senatorshlp from Illinois He was to fearless and heroic to compro* featuring NELL SHIPMAN. jornance of the __ _____ mice The eleventh law Is Cleanll- air, land and sea, peppered with the thrls that t ’ll - remember Nell Ship- ■oas. Llncoln was cien of body, of dreams are made or. You ---- -- mind, of heart .of soul. The twelfth man as she appeared in "Back To ■ » > Tbis law of a scout Is Reverence; Lincoln which we exhibited several months ™ perfectly observed this law for he production is 01|ed wiHi 1 r “ wlth A story filled with Heart warming spots and the was.reverent towards the truth, to- God’s Country" one hundred fold. « » fll sun'hfne of hope and happiness. wards liberty and towards God. life f the far North and all the ... __ u in .V.„ found the Mnwhern Northern regions. regions. ’Brownie -■ bears ana In 184» Lincoln refused to b** will SINGER MIDGETS SIDESHOW—A two reel com "Goldie”, Miss Shipman s twin baby the come th* governor of the Oregon edy featuring a troupe of Midgets—who set In picture. alone make you rejoice that you saw country. This fact alone links the unless grown-up style. You’ll do well t come early for this on state of Oregon to Abraham Lincoln. you like to wait for the second show. NOTE : DON'T OVERLOOK OUR CHANGE IN Watch the display ads of th* PROGRAM I Headlight this week for that ml»- FOX NEWS spelled word, and win th* $2 50 DON’T MISS THIS Last week a reader of the Headlight won a premium of $2.50 for being the first to bring to this office a paper and showing the mis-spelled word intentionally placed in in one of the ads. } ou have a chance this week to get the mon^y. The person claiming the premiun must appear per sonally ot the Headlighhroffice. HEADLIGHT STAFF INCREASED why he made a call at such a wee The Headlight staff was increas ed by the acquisition of a new mem ber Monday morning. This Junior member of the firm declared immed iately upon her arrival that she was going to be the "boss.” She is a pretty tiny thing to be a boss as she weights but nine pounds. There, we’ve let the secret out, so we may as well tell yon the rest of it. At 12:35 a. m. Monday. February 13th, an infant daughter was de livered to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Var- num, of this city. Mother and daughter are reported to be doing nicely. Mr. Varnum is advertising manager of the Headlight. We Interviewed Marse Stork as to hour. "Well,’ Marse Stork ’replied, “I done just had to attend a social function Saturday night and could n't possibly get around any earlier.’’ I have an inquirer for a Dairy Ranch to rent with 25 to 40 cows, Will buy cows and would like not lees than 5 years lease on place. What have you to offer? See Rollie W. Watson.—Adv. Show your appreciation of the Firemen by buying a ticket to their dance. —Adv. Firemens Buy a ticket Dance.— Adv. Let s Get Acquainted If you are a customer of the First National, we want to know you. We wish you would drop in once tn a while, and talk over your affairs with us. If you are in a tight place; if you need some credit to branch out; if you are puzzled about the best course to pur sue, talk it over with us. Your prosperity and ours are inter woven. Let’s help each other grow. DIRECTORS W. J. Riechers. John Morgan B. 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