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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23, 1922 CLASSIFIED ADS PAGE FIVE THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT Funding Bonds", which bonds shall J be sold by the Council as in ita Judgment may be best. WANTED TO BUY SECOND HAND RESOLUTION 2. The proceeds derived from furniture and stoves. Tillamook BE IT RESOLVED BY THE the sale of the said bonds shall be X. CLASS1F1 k B AD RATE Furniture Co. ■------------------ ----------------------------- I cut COUNCIL M IL OF OF THE THE CITY CITY OF OF TIL- TIL- paH to the City Treasurer, and the Wilson Mr». Ilanz- Last Wednesday night Mr. and ent were: M u rnr'v. ,... If any. ___ over ___ and __ ■ above • the x.. WANT DAIRY RANCH ON SHARES LAMOOK CITY, TILLAMOOK COUN- r 'surplus, All classified ads and readers Fully • equipped: 20 . to 30 head of Ty STATE OF OREGON, that the amount necessary to redeem the Mrs. Guy Ford entertained a num lmalr, Miss ! ■ ’ : Miss Starr. Mies one cent per word each issue. milch cows. A-l dairy people. following proposed amendments to aforementioned warrants with in- ber of friends at a "500” party. The Florence Het: . .Rise Josephine Hef- Such advertising should be in Write G. S. Lehn. 91 17th St. N., the charter of said City be and the terest shall be paid into the gen hostess served a dainty, delee>able ley, Miss Th ,...i Nixon. Mre. Geo. L. W. lurnbull, the office by 5 p. m. on the Wed Portland, Ore. 16 t2 same hereby are proposed for sub eral fund; provided however, that luncheon. The guests present, in Hoskins. M: mission to the legal voters of said in the event that the amount real I cluded: Mi. and Mrs. J. Merrill Madame Tur ■ :'l M s. L. N. Ben- nesday preceedlng publication. City for their adoption or rejection ized from the sale of the said bonds Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haber- nett, Mrs. Ai Jo French Mrs. Eliz- SITUATION WANTED Classified ads and readers inay . Aithur Cr.se. Mrs. at the special city election to be shall be insufficient to redeem said lach. Mt. and Mrs. Hogan. Mr. and abeth Fronk, WANTED—WOMAN TO DO WASH held on the 18th day of March, warrants, the general fund shall be Mrs. Burge, Mr. and Mrs. Bales, Mr. Stanley Coatv . 'Ire, O-car Schultz, be telephoned in and charged on ing on Mondays. Beltz, Mrs. Gav- account. 35 cents an 1922, as In this resolution provided: drawn on to make up such deficit. and Mrs. N. Anderson. Mr .and Mrs. Mrs. Frederic hour. Baby bed mattress for Z-irry. 3. It shall be the duty of the C. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wil- lord and Miss Bar sale for one dollar. Apply Head- CHARTER AMENDMENTS SUB- City Treasurer to see to the proper liatns, Mr. and Mrs. Winslow, and « • « MITTED TO THE VOTERS BY application of the funds derived Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ford and son Ted. light. 1 ¿"t. 17-1 The Bridge Club was entertained FOR SALE from the sale of said bonds .and the First honors of the evening falling THE COUNCIL by Mrs. Leo Morrison cn Saturday. purchaser or purchasers thereof MISCELLANEOUS A delicious and dainty luncheon An Act FOR SALE OR TRADE—30 ACRES, shall In no event be responsible or to Mrs. Merrill Smith. • • • was served at 1:30. The tables J. L. WALL, PIANO TUNER, WILL 414 miles south of Tillamook for To amend an act entitled “An act charged with the proper application Last Friday evening Mr. ana Mrs. and rooms were artistically decor- be in Tillamook from the 1st of to incorporate the City of Tilla of the funds derived from the sale sale or trade for city property. Poorman and Mr. and Mrs. Bales, ated with pussy willow. The enter- March for a week or two. Leave mook City, in Tillamook County, thereof. Address Tillamook, Box 225. . . 4. The debt limitations contain gave an informal gathering at the tainment was ot a patriotic nature orders at Tillamook Drug Store. State of Oregon, and to repeal all 17-2 acts or parts of acts In conflict ed in the charter of said City shall home of the Poorman’s, on Seventh commemorating Lincoln's birthday. 17-1 FOR SALE OR TRADE — REO herewith” filed in the office of the not apply to the bonds hereby auth- street. Every one present had a good Mrs. French ar.d Mrs. Kuratli were speed wagon, run less than 6000 IF YOU WANT EGGS AND POUL- Secretary of State February 13, time, especially at "refreshment” guests of honor. Mis. Len Part try. used to Western climate, we 1893, as amended by the legal vot 5. The Council shall each year time. The Invited gueata; Mr .and ridge won the high score. miles. Inquire G. E. Turner, Rock have 52 varieties that win and ers at an election held July 10. at the time of making the annual Mrs. Haberlach. Mr. and Mrs. Cono away. 15-4 lay. John Hoffman, Tillamook. 1919, and to amend all subsequent tax levy for «ity purposes, lnci ver, Mr. and Mrs. Burge, Mr. and Silver Wave Chapter O. E. S. en OWNER MUST SELL NICE CALI- Ore. 1S-12 acts amending said act adopted by tn such levy a sum sufficient to pay Mrs. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. interest on the outstanding bonds tertained at a vi i y successful party the Legislative Assembly or by vote fornia frult and poultry income Ford, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schultz, Mr. CALL DAVE KRAKE FOR SH1NG- of the people. of this issue, and to retire the prin Feb. 14. The Clee Club of the lo- farm, New house, barn, electric and Mrs. M. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. cal high school rendered several ling All work strictly guaranteed cipal thereof at maturity. lights, motor, furniture, tools. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO RESOLVED FURTHER, that for Klehm. Mr. and Mrs. N. Anderson, selections that were enjoyed by ev Mutual phone. 7-S1 tf Mrs. Louise |4200. Easy terms. PLE OF TILLAMOOK CITY that an the hereinabove proposed charter Mr .and Mrs. Kuratli, Mr. and Mrs. eryone. and gives evidence of the THEOREGON TRUCK LINE 17-tl act entitled "An act to Incorporate amendments, the following ballot Plank, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Mr. Keene, Corning Cal. Trucks will call at your resi the City of Tillamook City, In Tilla title be and the same hereby is ad- and Mrs. Vv inslow, Mr. fnd Mrs. excellent training the girls have had FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS CALL dence or place of business for house mook County. State of Oregon, and under the superviUon of Miss Hans- opted, to-wit: Aiderman. Mr. and Mrs. Poorman, lmalr. Miss Barry was en able ac Ted Lyster at Beaver. Mutual hold goods and outgoing freight. to repeal all acts or parts of acts in and Mr. and Mrs.Balea. The Poor phone. 15-tf conflict herewith”, filed in the of CHARTER AMENDMENTS SUB- man's soon leave for Garibaldi to companist. Orei:t applause greeted JOHN MATHERS, Agent. the recital of little Helen Schultz. fice of the Secretary of State, Feb MITTED TO THE VOTERS BY 13-tf take up their residence. Mr. Poor She rendered sex • al selection with VAUGHN DRAGSAWS —HEAVY Phone 61 J or Mutual. ruary 13, 1893, and as amended by THE COUNCIL man having an electrical* position perfect expression. Both the selec and light weights, with and with the legal voters at an election held FOR SALE with the Whitney Company. An Act out clutch. Prices reduced Feb tions and vocal s !os of Mrs. E. E. July 10, 1919, and as amended by • • • To amend the charter of the City ruary 1st. E. G. Krebs. 15-tf FOR SALE—40 ACRES ALL LEVEL all subsequent acts amending said Koch displayed ability. She was ac Mrs. Carl Schultz gave what she of Tillamook City, filed in the office land 4 miles south of Tillamook act adopted by the Legislative As of the Secretary of State February supposed to be a surprise party for companied by Mi s Molden. Curds sembly or by vote of the people, be THREE HIGH GRADE JERSEY ou good gravel road mile to and the same hereby is amended by 13 1893 and to amend all subse her husband last Saturday evening. were the main feature of the after cows, 4, 5 and 6 vears old. FreSh pavement, for $4000 or will sell adding thereto Chapter IX to read quent amendments thereto enacted The occasion being his iL thday an noon. High honors among the ladies went to Mi- A. A. Fall. The about first of March. The three in 1Q acre tracts on easy terms. by the Legislative Assembly or by niversary. But like all men on such gentleman's prize was can i'-il away as follows: $250. Four grade Jersey heifers 17-t4 vote of the people by adding Chap occasions “he was suspecting some by A. H. Gay! rd. CHAPTER IX Ci ngratu- will be fresh soon. The four $200. procuring ter IX authorizing the issuance and thing,’■ so it turned out to be a non lations were received by Mrs. V.m FOR SALE — THOROUGHBRED 1. For the purpose of sale of not to exceed $50.000 bonds One reg. Jersey bull, 4 years old. Dard R. I. Red Rooster, 1 yr. old. funds with which to pay and re- of said City to fund outstanding surprise party instead. But it was Tyle and Mrs. E. IL Koch. A dalr.:y Sired by Prosser Poges. Full $5.00. Chase's on the Kilchis deem the present warrant indebted- warrants, providing for the levy of Just as sociable and enjoyable an af delicious luncheon was served. brother to Sophie’s Agnes, former River Road. Next to Ansers ness of Tillamook City, consisting a special tax to pay principal and in fair, as every one had a splendid world’s champion Jersey cow. 17-t2. Vaughn’s. time. Five tables were entertain The Tillicum Club. of warrants numbered General 2731 terest tnereon. Price $150. Archie Campbell, COWS FOR SALE—TWO ed at "500". Mr. and Mrs. Adilins The Tillicum Club was entertain AL- to 3093 and District No. 10 232. 100 ----------------------- Ye8 - Lebanon, Ore. 14tz score. ed last week by M.t.s Clara Plasker. ready fresh, others to freshen 264-274 and District No. 12, 299- 101 --------------------— No. ---- - carrying off high • » • 302 and District No. 18, 391-395 and RESOLVED FURTHER that this soon. No abortion. T. B. test last Four tables played it "500." Dainty FOR SALE—POSTS AND WOOD Friday Feb. 24, the L.O.O.M. 1260 refreshments were ened by the charter fall. B. H. Alsop, L. L. Stillwell District No. 19, 370-373 and 378-381 resolution for proposed Byron also a good cow. Apply ranch. Tillamook. Box 1, Mutual aggregating approximately $50.000; amendments submitted to the voters their families. Cards will be the hostess, and a di lightful evening 10-tf each and all of which said warrants by the Council be filed with the Re order, followed by nniBical program, Bradley Pleasant Valley. Phone. are hereby expressly validated, the corder of Tillamook City for sub singing, and dancing. Several i good was enjoyed by eV'' y or,?, Six of the local young lady teacher« were FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS, 15 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—IF Council of said City is hereBy auth mission to the legal voters of said speakers are on the program, Re- guests of honor. Tl.s guests Inctuil: interested call at 811 3rd St. G. orized and empowered to Issue and cents post delivered on road at City at a special election which and ed: The Misses Gee 'till Ba,-ry, I’hei- H. Foland. 17-14 dispose of general obligation bonds shall be and hereby is called to be will entertain the members Hemlock. Mr. Guthert, Mutual Ev- ma Nixon, Josephine H’iffley, Belle fragments will also be served, phone, call Beaver. 11-tf TWO TON 1920 M0D7EL TRAFFIC , of said City in an amount not to held on the 18th day of March ery member Is entitled to bring ; two Bailey, Ruby Ande n. nnd Elma exceed fifty thousand dollars ($50.- 1922. The polls for the receipt of truck, good condition, never run I Dooley, Club mei. bora p> esent ln- FOR SALE: APPROXIMATELY 40.- said bonds to be in denomin ba’lcts shall be open at the hour of friends. ___ 11 1100 miles, „.ill oa II nlipnn nr ' 000). over will sell cheap or • • • 000 ft. of dry erect hemlock I eluded: The Missi i Edita Lailare, trade for fresh cows. E. B. Fletch ations of five hundred dollars 8 o’clock a.m. and closed at the hour boards at $9 per thousand. 50,000 Mrs. Fred C. Baker entertained Marion Hanson, Theresa Gaylord, , T_.„, or one thousand dollars of 8 o’clock p. tn. on the aforesaid I ($500) er, Hebo. 17Jj feet dry 1 and 2 inch spruce lum ($1,000) each, duly signed by the date. the St. Alban's Episcopal Mission Belle Wilson, Edna Mills, Elma ber at $12 per thousand. Opposite Mayor and countersigned by the Re Card of Thanks to- ary Guild, and the teachers and Spicker, Ruth Partridge, Clara Plan The following named place, Southern Pacific station.—C. 8. corder. whereby Tillamook City wit: City Hall be and the same Is wives of the principals of the Tilla kar, Florence Heffley, Mary Braun, Barne.. 8-tf We wish to express our sincere shall be held In substance and effect hereby designated as the polling mook schools last Saturday after Bertha Collins, and Mrs. Edna De- The high honors v orc FOR SALE CHEAP—2 HOT WA- thanks and gratitude to our many to undertake and promise to pay the place for Baid election, and the fol- noon. Sewing was the diversion of Sart. bearer of each of said bonds at ma lowing named be and they hereby the afternoon. A delicious lunch by Miss Mary Braun. !'lis *’i !h ter Incubators, 24o egg size. Hens, friends for their sympathy and beau turity thereof the ram named there pullets cochrels and setting eggs. tiful floral offerings at the bereave in in gold coin of the United States are designated and appointed as eon was served. Among those pres- son was awarded thg body r and for Judges and Clerks of elec Tanchred strain. The best laying ment of our beloved Mother. of the present standard ••• of value I Is also a successful farms, »4 —-. S-S tion, to act at said polling place for Mr. • and Mrs. C. T. Mcinley. strain of white leghorn chickens. PERSONALS a MF' B McKinley “»‘-eat thereon in like gold said election on said date, to-wit: upper Nestucca count y. Mr. • _ - Henry M. Tillman, Pacific Tele coin at the rate of six pe- cent (. Polling place. City Hall. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McKinley. Mrs. S. C. Monk Woods who has phone, Bay City, Ore. Come and percent) per annum payable semi Adam Schmwlzer and H. A. Shop- A. W. Bumn, Chairman and ChaB. Lee Stephens. see my birds. 16 t2 annually, each of said bonds tn be a Van Patten and Mrs. J. B. Grider, been down with pneumonia for the ard attended the auction pant two weeks is gradually lmprov- direct general obligation of Tilla Judges and Margaret Coates and Hebo last Tuesday. As evidence that it pays to read FOR . CALE—CHEVROLET. EN- mook City, Oregon, said bonds to be Ing. tirely overhauled, 4 new tires, al the Headlight, note that you fre dated at a convenient time to be af Mrs. H. Ebinger. Clerks. RESOLVED FURTHER .that the Miles Blalock, of Beaver, so 1922 license, newly painted. S. quently find a bargain in these col fixed by the Council, maturity or R. W. Pilkington, of Garibaldi, home visiting hia pan ills for a few A. Ratche, Crystal Laundry. 16-2 umns. Today’s leader is a first maturities to be likewise fixed by Recorder be and she hereby Is In- was a visitor to the city Saturday. the structed and required to publish days. Young Blalock U employed at --------- , but __ not to exceed hereinabove proposed charter LOTS FOR SALE, EASY TERMS class, late mode), Underwood Type the Council, writer at less than half price. The twenty (20) years from date; the Mrs. G. C. Baker, of Portland, vis the Janek saw-mill. and monthly payments. Inquire amendments submitted to the legal machine has a 14-inch carriage and principal and interest of said bonds voters by the Council In the manner ited with friends in this city. of B, E. King,__________________ W. R. Spfece and O. W. Kinne is in excellent condition. Call A. D. to be made payable at the Fiscal PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Brown, Hotel Tillamook, if you are Agency of the State of Oregon In required by inw; that is to say. by mm of Boulder, were i aver ah- p After the dance stop for lunch at publication of this resolution In furniture on Goyne Ranch, South Interested. Mr. Brown leaves town New York City, which said bonds full in The Tillamook Headlight, a the Bungalow. The cleanest place pere Tuesday. shall be known as "Tillamook City newspaper published in Tillamook in town.—Adv. Prarle. Apply any day but Satur Sunday evening.—Adv. t day. •’** City, in two consecutive weekly if- Dreumakin;'. sues’ the first publication to be Better file your Income tax ra For all kinds of se n leading within the thirty days preceding turns now. Don’t wait until the and embroidery cal) at 502 First the election, and the last pnbllca- last minute. March 15, Is the la nt St. E. 17 •! tlon to be at least fifteen days prior day. to the said special election. Comfortably furnish) d three room Passed by the Council of the City Be sure to attend the debate at apuitment In private 'family for of Tillamook City on the 14th day the high school Friday night. rant Close in, free watc at.d phone. Hlx>( February, 1922. by the following vote: Dr. Howard has reopened his of- Inquire Headlight.—Ad YEAS: Christenson, Hoy, Terry, flees at Garibaldi. He will be at that Talbott, Johnson. C. J. Davis, of Alberi I C„ place two 'evenings a week. NAYS: None. business visitor in the city. THURSDAY-FRIDAY. MARCH 2-3 the Submitted to the Mayor on SUNDAY-MONDAY. FIBBUAKY BS « Miss Mary Fox, of Cloverdale, 23rd day of February, 1922. Henry Murks represenGng the EI- for Approved by the Mayor on the who underwent an operation MARION DAVIS IN acute appendicitis, la improving losser-Heyneman Co., of San Fran 23rd day of February, 19?". cisco, celled on the rapidly. C. A. JOHNSON, house" of the city last ’ Actirg Mayor. featuring LIONEL BAKR »'MORE. “JIM THE The cleaneet place in town to get Mr. Marks said condltl t Attest : PENMAN” is what the name first suggests—a a good wholesome meal Is at the proving all over the No t! Frances B. Stranahan. clever artist with a pen. He esn forge your name Recorder. Bungalow Adv. or tire name of any one he chooses. He is forced Work on E B. Ores! There being no further business to Join a band of international crooks—or stiffer The frtenda and acquaintances of house is being rapidly the meeting adjourned. The greatest prblem in family life today—in a gor exposure for an act of the past which would re C. A. JOHNSON, Mrs. Dr. Grleder will be glad to and will soon be ready geous big society drama of life and love in New sult in his conviction and committment to prison. A^lng Mayor. hear that she Is on the road to re cupled. York. Are the girls of today as good as their "JIM THE PENMAN” is the recognized "best" Attest: mothers?. As fit to be wives and make homes? Or play in which Lionel Carrytnore has been »een. covery. Frances B. Stranahan, are they immodest, more extravagant, more athirst Don’t miss it! Although McMinnville r Recorder. Dr. J. H. Shearer made a trip to championship, nnd refus- fr pleasure and thrills? What of short skirts and First publication, Feb. 23. 1922. Portland on business the early part rolled Btocklngs? What of the Jazz and familiar any teams but Forest C GONE TO THE COUNTRY— ONe Rael Comedy. of the week. manners? See "ENCHANTMENT” for the an Newberg, the supporters o Mis« Roxy Mann paid n week-end I swers to all the foregoing questions visit to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woods If you try th* Bungalow once you team would like to see a ; and family, at Beaver. will never eat anywhere elae.—Adv. tween McMinnville and MUTT & JEFF CARTOON COMEDY. Tillamook has beaten both L. L. Van Nortwlek, of Rockaway, George Hanelmalr, Bert Johnson, and Forest Grove, and in < '.t was In the city to visit friends tire and Roy Savage have returned from meet McMinnville. SATURDAY. MARCH 4 early part of the week. Portland with the "flu." The TLIctri'Mtk team p! FRED STONE IN Mrs. Fred Johnson. Mrs. Mr Doc Russell, of Cloverdah» was a’Lyan (b, |((ca| n<xjr n TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 28 and Meeker .and Mrs. Frank C. Reed of Tillamook visitor last Tuesday. by a day. This will be prece« I Bay City were in the city the early the gatre of the Junior girls ! part of the week. Mrs. McMeeker is R. Y. Blalock of Beaver, was in school. A contract calls fi game a co-owner of the Bay City Exam I to see us last Tuesday. Mr. Blalock with Cloverdale on March march 1 I iner. la editor of the Western Baptist. He Columbia University is t heduled to play the local team on he lot al REfbRT OF CLIMATIC CONDITIONS FROM LOCAL V3T/.THER floor on March 1. This is ,> di ed BU1F.AU | as the big game of the sea game Jus* played and w! i ' Amount A Benjamin B. Hampton Production adapted from The cow-punchers laughed when “The Duke”' rode Minimum Maximum | won by the locals was a v Preciri'atlrm the novel by Stewart Edward White. Here we up to the mess wagon on a bicycle. He was a Temp. T»'"". j one. and Columbia will tr. have—what you’ve been asking for—a different tenderfoot and they had thei. hjur of fun with 92 43 51 l«th Febreary to redeem Itself. startlin melodrama—clean as a spring—as thril- him. But he was a he-man? Ihe was slow to anger 1.06 40 4» February 17th .55 ing as a fire—fascinting as a woman’s eyes—an but quick on the draw. He waa a aluiaay lover but 37 _ 4» February lath amazing drama of the strangest character of the quirk with the rope. Action? We'll say so! 00 The debate in scheduled 30 ..... SI February 19th West. "THE KILLER" is filled with surprints, ft And lots of it! Qns night only—so remember the 00 2« I d?.y n’ght. One team will < 49 20th February It s action will ” »® ” aO will chain your attention. 1.. -u date- -and see it! .17 21 4$ I the local floor and one at February 21 at .02 22 <7 Intense Interest among the February 22nd ____ and startle you! LOVE'S OUTCAST-A two-reel Ben Turpin comedy. Average temperature 41 5 degree«; total precipat ion, 2.72 inches. is being manifested. FOX NEWS WANTED TO BUY ----- NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION ————. I JIM THE PENMAN ENCHANTNENT THE DUKE OF CHIMNEY THE KILLER BUTTE In Society's Realm
