Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, March 07, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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    >4T, MARCH T, 1M2
TME TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
aifiHT CIASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALK—40 ACRES ALL LEVEL
NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SATF t
Deed. Pacific Lodge No. 105 IOOF
Chat. Mtg. S. Siskey to Alex
land 4 miles south of Tillamook
tò
William
HartxweO
>H.M.
All
Vlahos.
$1000. Llvesock on Nellie-
ou good gravel road
mile to >
Notice is hereby given that the
I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
CLASSIFIED AD BATE
Pavement, for $4000 or will sell undersigned sheriff of Tillamook
Wagner Ranch 4 miles East of Til-
County, Oregon, by virtue » of at-
in lo acre tracts on easy terms.
Army Discharge of B^rt. F. lamook. Due on or before 2 years.
tachment execution issued 1 out of
All classified ads and readers
17-t4 the
Int. 8 percent semi-annually.
Circuit Court of the State of
one cent per word each issue.
PIANO MUST BE SOLD-WILL Oregon, for Lane County, upon
ulwl a it
Such advertising should be in
Silver Wave Chapter No. 18
sacrifice fine high gride piano judgment and order of sale duly
the office by 5 p. m. on the Wed­
now in storago near here for entered in laid court on the 24th
0. E. 8.
nesday preceeding publication.
immediate sale; c.tn givo easy day of June, 1920. in favor of Til­
Stated communications first and
terms if wanted to any establish­ lamook County Bank and against W.
Classified ads and readers may
ed home. For full particulars H. Effenberger and Oscar A. Effen­ third Thursdays of each month in
be telephoned in and charged on
berger, defendents which writ com­ Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome.
addiess: Wholesale Dept., Oregon mands
account.
the undersigned to sell the
CORA L. MILLER, Secretary
Eilers Music House, Eilers Music following described real property
Bldg., Portland, Ore.
19-1
of the defendants attached in said
FOR SALE
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—IF cause, towit:
The West half of the southwest
Marathon Lodge No.
interested call at 811 3rd St. G.
I THREE YOUNG COWS FOR SALE.
quarter of section one and the eait
t 93. Knights of Pyth­
I Fresh soon. John Hoffman, Mut­
H. Foland.
17-t4 half
of the southeast quarter of sec­
ias. Regular meeting
have been appointed County Distributora for the
ual phone.
18-t2 TWO TON 1920 MODEL TRAFFIC tion two, in township two north of
Monday evening at
range
ten
west
of
Willamette Mer-
I FIVE-YEAR-OLD BLACK PERCH-
truck, good conditon, never run
7:45 sharp. By order
over 1100 miles, will sell cheap or idian.
of
the Chancelier
I eron mare, 1200 or 1300 lbs. J.
Will on Monday the 10th day of
trade for fresh cows. E. B. Fletch­
Commander.
i D. Johnson, Hemlock, Ore.
18-2
April, 1922, at the hour of ten o’­
er, Hebo.
17-t3
Oregon
clock A. M., at the court
______________
TEAM. - HARNESS AND-WAGON.
house doer
i
■ FOR
SALE — SECOND HAND in Tillamok City, Tillamook County.
Team weighs about 1200 each,
range, dining table and a few Oregon, sell at public auction, to the
77. R. C.
8 and 11 years old.
Address
highest bidder for cash in hand all
chairs. 416 Third Ave East.
| A 100.
Corinth Relief Corps No. 54 Dept,
18-tf of said property or sufficient there­
Mol'ne Farm Impliments, Wagons and Tractors.
Anyone anticl-
of to satisfy the judgment iu »aid of Oregon, meet* on first and third
FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS. CALL
IF
YOU
WANT
EGGS
AND
POUL-
cause in favor of said Bi.uk and
Ted Lyster, Mutual phone, Bea­
try, used to Western climate, we against said defendants for the Friday evenings of each month, at
ver.
18-t2
pating the purchase of anything in the line of Farm Machinery
have 52 varieties that win and sum of Two Thousand Dollars, with 8 p. m„ in the W. O. W. hall. Visi­
FOR SALE—5 3-8 ACRES OF
lay. John Hoffman, Tillamook, interest thereon at the rate of seven
land 1 Vi miles East of town. Two
Ore.
is-12 percent per annum from August tors welcome.
14th, 1919, the further sum of
.will save money by getting our jobbers prices with a small com-
cows and shed. Water on place.
Mrs. Clprence Stanley, President
$200.00 as attorneys fees and the
Apply L. . Larson, 416 1st St. W„ i
HELP WANTED
Elizabeth
Conover,
Sec
’
y.
costs and expenses of the sale, less,
or at Heyd’s Shop.
18-t2
WANTED—WOMAN BOOKKEEPER however, a credit of $124.76 on the
mission additional. Come in and investigate and be convinced that
FOR SALE—90 ACRES - NICELY
Competent to handle set of books principal amount of $2000.00 and Corinth Post,No. 35,Dept of Oregon
located. Will take lot or house
the
interest
thereon
paid
to
Mty
for merchandising establishment
Meets on second and on
and lot as part payment.
Ad­
in this city. Applicant must have 28th, 1920.
we can save you money.
fourth Saturdays of each
Dated this 2nd day of March,
dress Box 414, Tillamook.
18-t2 ( initiative and abilty. Others need
1922.
month at 1:30 p. .m in
not apply. Write BN100 care
TWO FINE WORK HORSES—1
JOHN ASCHIM, Sheriff of
W. O. W.
Headlight.
19tl
and 8 years old. About 1200 lbs.
Tillamook County, Oregon,
H. W. Spears, Com’dr
each. With or without harness or
First published March 7, 1922.
WANTED TO BUY
Last published April 4. 1922.
wagon.
Joe Schriber, Clover­
Samuel Downs, Ad’jt,
dale, Ore.
18-t2 WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual
GET YOUR GASOLINE AT THE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
phone.
18 tf
Johnson Chapter No.
____
TILLAMOOK GARAGE. 27 cents
Notice is hereby given that
R. A. M.
per gal.
19-3
MISCELLANEOUS
Stated convocations every
undersigned, as Superintendent
first and third Fridays.
FOR SALE—ONE HORSE. WT.
THE OREGON TRUCK LINE Banks for the State of Oregon, is in
Visitors welcome.
about 1500 lbs., 6 year old, good Trucks will call at your resi­ charge of the assets and affairs of
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
puller and good worker. Inquire dence or place of business for house- , the First Bank of Bay City, Bay
Headlight office.
. A
It hold goods and outgoing freight.
City, Oregon, for the purpose of
Tillamook Lodge No. 57, A.F. & A.M-
FOR SALE CHEAP — 1 TEAM
JOHN MATHERS, Agent. liquidation.
may have claims
All
persons
who
13-t.f
mares 5 and 6 years „Id. Inquire Phone 61 J or Mutual
Stated Communication sec­
against the said bank are hereby
‘
Tillamook Garage.
19-1 r————.
ond Wednesday in each
notified
to
make
legal
proofs
there-
’
Pendleton—Total expenses of run­
month Visiting Brethren
FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS CALL ning city during 1921 are $88,-1 of by filing a duly verified claim, as
welcome.
Mutual 576.55.
Ted Lyster at Beaver.
by Law provided, with the Deputy
phone.
15-tf
Superintendent of Banks in charge
Harvey Ebinger, Sec.
Astoria—New shingle mill prom­ at the office of the First Bank of
PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
furniture on Goyne Ranch, South ises to add good sized payroll to city. Bay City, Bay City. Oregon, on or
before the 7th day of June, 1922.
Prarfe. Apply any day but Satur­
Astoria reduces milk prices to 8
FRANK C. BRAMWELL.
day.
lltf
cents per quart.
Superintendent of Banka.
Tuesday eve., 7:30 p. m.
FOR SALE—7-R00M BUNGALOW,
Date
of
first
pub., March 7, 1922.
North Bend—Many new houses
a new built house in City, very under construction.
Date of last pub., June 6, 1922.
Rebekak, Wednesday evening
convenient, for reasonable price.
Camp 2-4, Thursday
Werner Michel, 901 First St.,
Portland’s municipal wood yard
OBITUARY
City.
19-t2 aiding 500 daily.
Mary, beloved wife of John J.
Purcell, died at her home in Ho-
DIRECTORS
quiam. Wash, Saturday, Feb. 18th.
Mrs. Purcell had been ill for about,
six weeks and all that loving care
SHOEMAKER
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
and attention could do was of no
f
avail and she passed peacefully
PROMPT
away on the evening of Feb. 18 th. MAIL ORDER WORK.
I”
T M. LYSTER
R. E. WILLIAMS
The immediate cause of death was
8ERYICB
Vaughn &• Larson have dissolved partner­
heart failure following an attack
JAMES WILLIAM!
H. T. BOTTS
of influenza. The funeral was held 3<X3 1-1 Seo. Ave. E. Tillamook, Ore
ship, and G. C. Vaughn has taken over the
I
from "Our Lady of Good Help’”
WM. MAXWELL
DAVE FITZPATRICK
entire busine sa.
Church where the requiam high
B. KURATLI
mass was sung by the Rev. Father Meeting of Creamery Association
JOHN ERICKSON
All accounts due and past due must be
Ryan for the repose of her soul. The
Monthly meeting of tne Directors
floral offerings were many and
paid before March 15 th, and you are re-
beautiful attesting to the esteem in of Tillamook County Creamery As­
which Mrs. Purcell was held, The sociation held on March 1, 1922.
quested to come in and make arrangement
Meeting called to order by Wm.
funeral was In charge of Pinnick
and Co. Interment in Hoquiam Maxwell, president.
for settlement.
Following directors were pres-
cemetery.
John J. Purcell at one time re- ent: Wm, Maxwell, Carl Haber-
Vaughn d& Larson.
sided in this city where he has many lach, Eugene Atkinson, R. O. Rich-
MEMBER
relatives and friends.—Contributed. a rds, J. H. Holgate, C. A. McDonald,
a;
FEDERAL RESERVE
Wm. Ward, G. W. Durrer, Joe Baun-
gartner, Gus. Peterson, W. K. Sco-
SYSTEM
vell, M. J. Jenck, F. L. Owens. C. H.
McKillip, T. W. Lyster, Ernest
Haag. W. B. Vaughn, Ole Redberg,
and Rudulph Zweifel,
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Inspector Christensen gave report
showing January cheese inspected,
viz., 4,760 triplets, 837 Young
Americans and 1,96 Longhorns,
these, 19 triplets were seconds.
Carl Haberlach, secretary
authorized to make a trip to Wie­
constn on behalf of the association,
such trip to be taken
convenience.
Secretary
reported
on cb<m
1 market and feed business,
4
Secretary was authorized to pur-
chase adequate to take care of the
association’s needs.
Motion made
and carried that association also
‘as *
a
•
keep the small safe.
Deputy Dairy and Food Commis­
sioner Tlnnerstet made report.
R. W. Watson appeared before
the meeting regarding insurance
and compensation on cheese makers.
On account of sickness the Musicale
Motion made and carried that this
association snnetloa ctieeee makers
going into other than State In­
ifiven by
surance providing that Mtlsfactory
arrangement» could be worked out
by the secretary and Mr. Watson
and if cbeew makers agreed.
Carl Haberlach, Secreary.
PLodge Directory
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Williams & Williams
Tillamook, Oregon
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK
Ralph R. Edwards
P 0'S t p o n e d
I
E. KOCH
Eugene will build
creamery.
new
150,000
DRUGCIST
Albany to have new city hall
Portland Five
story
bui Idi ng to be erected.
Reedsport
tions.
y
mills
resume
190.000
opera-
will be postponed until
further notice
HU- Eugene Band * Oravel
Co. erecting immense building for
collection and grading of sand .«nd
gravel.
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