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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1922)
« lIEADUÖff OASSI1ED ADVflmSO«^ CLASSIFIED AD every Headli Leslie Georg RATES All classified ads and readers one cent per word each issue. Such advertising should be in the Office by 10 a- m. Mondays and Thursdays proceeding publication. Classified ads and readers may be telephoned in ana charged on account. FOR SALE the J TUESDAY, MARCH THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT » act tour GET YOUR GASOLINE AT THE TILLAMOOK GARAGE. 27 cents per gal. 19-3 FOR SALE—7 PASSENGER BUICK, model 1919, in A-l condition. L. W. Travis, Mohler, Ore. 21-t4 FOR SALE—ONE NEW WADE drag saw; one new feed cutter; ■ one new 14 inch plow; two resi- ' dence lots on 9th street. H. H. Rosenberg. 21 14 FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS CALL Ted Lyster at Beaver. Mutual phone. 15-tf / FOR SALE—2 yr. old Jersey, regis tered Bull; also good windmill. L. A. Daniels, Tillamook. 20tf PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD furniture on Goyne Ranch, South Prarie. Apply any day but Satur day. lltf FOR SALE—7-R00M BUNGALOW, a new built house In City, very convenient, for reasonable price. Werner Michel, 901 First St., City. 19-t2 FOR SALE—40 ACRES ALL LEVEL land 4 miles south of Tillamook on good gravel road % mile to pavement, for 34000 or will sell in 10 acre tracts on easy terms. 17-t4 FOR SALE—AM LEAVING THE country and will arrive at Red Frant Barn, Sheridan, Ore., Fri day. March 17th to sell my Jersey milk cows, 6 fresh and 4 heavy springers; registered Jersey bull. F. H. Clark, Sheridan. Ore. Rt. 2. 21-2 FOR SALE — THOROUGHBRED white Leghorn pullets. Tancred strain, laying. Also Kreskey Northwest Brooder stove used one season. Walter Stamn. Bay City. 21-t2 VAUGHN DRAGSAWS — HEAVY and light weights, with and with out clutch. Prices reduced Feb ruary 1st. E. G. Krebs. 15-tf FOR SALE—2 yr. old Jersey, regis tered Bull; also good windmill. L. A. Daniels, Tillamook. 20tf /HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—IF Interested call at 811 3rd St. G. H. Poland. 17-t4 FOR SALE — SECOND HAND range, dining table and a few chairs. 416 Third Ave East. 18-tf IF YOU WANT EGGS AND POUL- try, used to Western climate, wo have 52 varieties that win and lay. John Hoffman, Tillamook, Ore. 12-12 FOR SALE—2 yr. old Jersey, regis tered Bull; also good windmill. L. A. Daniels, Tillamook. 20tf FOR SALE—SETTING EGGS FROM dark Rhode Island Reds. Chases* on Kilches river road, or Auto Paint Shop. 20-lt FOR RENT FOR R«i<T—5H First St.. 2 furn ished housekeeping rooms with bath, 812 per month; 1 furnished single room <8 per month 20tf WANTED TO BUY WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual phone. ¿8 I? MISCELLANEOUS FOR TRADE—4 ACRES H MILE from Newberg. 1 acre in cher- rles, good 9-room plastered houae with basement, city water, elec- trie lights, bath, large sleeping porch, large barn. To trade for small dairy ranch that would run 10 or 12 cows. No agents. G. W. Worden, owner, Newberg, Oregon. 21tl PERSONAL! The Misses Doria Knight. Lois Knight and Mary Lamar had made up their minds to take on a little hiking trip to Netarts Sunday. But i the meaness of the weather m*-” forced them to change their minds. But Spring will soon be here and then comes Summer. MRS. FRED PINKSTAFF, of I South Prarie, was in the city Sat- i urday. Her daughter is ill and she ( had to make the trip tor medicine. DALE W. LEMON, of Baker City, has come to Tillamook to stay. He has gone to work at the Star gar age. He is so impressed with the possibilities of this city that he is going to have his family come as soon as he can find a suitable house. light in every room an* power for the chorea an* 'lectric servants fer the wife to do the work indoors. Why don’t they come along with wires, poles an’ paint an* put the juice to workin’ out here where any ain’t?* Said 'Amos Hobbs to Jnas Grey. “Indeed that would be fine, but it takes a wad of money to construct a ’lectric line and buy the big machinery that brews elec tric juice and shoots the current down the road like water down a sluice. I think that we will get it when we farmers are content to let the men who build the line make just a copper cent on the dollar that’s invested to make the dream come true—I’ll pledge myself to take that stand, now Grey its up to you!” COUNTY CLUB NOTES vice-preaident. Lloyd Moon, secre tary; Donald Tone, Donald Cren shaw, William Shartel. Brown Cooking Club A Cooking Club was organized at the Brown school, Beaver, Ore., with Mrs. E. D. McDonald as local leader. The members are: Clarice McDon ald, president: Mae Ellis, vice-pres ident; Opal Troutman, secretary. Tillamook Guernsey Calf Club A meeting of the Tillamook Guernsey Calf Club will be held Saturday, March 18. at 2 o’clock, at the Creamery Association rooms oyer the First National Bank. Fairview Poultry Club The Fairview Poultry Club was organized, with Miss Leona Rupp, local leader. The members are as follows: president, Bessie Barber; vice-president;' Mary Powers, sec retary; Rosa Mayer, Emerald Bar ber, Helen Barber» ■ George Kelly, William Kelly. Boulder Creek Sewing Club The Boulder Creek Sewing Club was organized under the local lead ership of Mrs. Blalock. The mem bers are: Ella Blalock, president; Viva Perry, vice-president;' Reata Kinnaman, secretary; Clevla Perry, Ida Benfield. Dated this 14th day of March, 1922. * F. W. CHRISTEN8EN, Ad ministrator of the Estate of Kathryh V. Christensen, • De ceased. 21-5 Attorneys for the Estate. Botts & Winslow, k___________ Silver Wave Chapter 0. E. S NOTICE OF FILING FINAL ACCOUNT Stated communication! thlfd Thursdays of each Masonic Hall. Visitors w Notice is hereby given that Jud CORA L, MILLER, | son H. Rosenberg, the admininstra- tor of the estate of W. H. Hawkins, deceased, has filed with the County Clerk of Tillamook County. Oregon, Marathon his final account and that the Coun 93. Knight ty Court of Tillamook County, Ore las. Regul gon. has set Saturday, the 15th day Monday « of April, 1922 pt ten o’clock A. M. 7:45 sharj at the Court House in Tillamook of the City, Oregon, as the time and plaee Commande! for hearing any and all objections to said account and all persons are hereby required to present any ob V. R. C. jections they may have to said final Corinth Relief Corps account at said time and place. Dated this 3rd day of March, of Oregon, meets on fir 1922. JUDSON H. ROSENBERG, Ad- Friday evenings of eacl minisrator of the Estate of 8 p. m., in the W. 0. V W. H. Hawkins, Deceased. ton welcome. Botts & Winslow, Mrs. Clarence Stanlej 21-5 Attorneys for the Estate. Messrs. Hale and Dawson, of Bay Holstein-Friesian Calf Club City, were in the city last week on The Holstein-Friesian Calf Club business. held a meeting at the Tillamook Creamery association rooms oh Fri MRS. J. C. McCLURE, the new day afternoon for the purpose of manager of the Bay City telephone re-organization. Meeting was call exchange, was in the city on busi- ed to ord?r by Mr. Kennedy, county ness last Wednesday. club leader. The following officers were elected: Flora Schild, presi Rev. and Mrs. Keating of Bay dent; Theodore Powers, vtce-presi- City, passed Monday here visiting dent; and Lily Schild secretary and friends. SHERIFFS SALE treasurer. x A motion foe. making the club Notice is hereby given that the Z MRS. McMEEKER, of the Bay dues twenty-five cents for the year & WATT. of Tillamook undersigned sheriff BARRICK City Examiner staff, was a visitor t? was made and carried. The Consti County, Oregon, by virtue of at- the city during the week. Attorneys at Law tution and By-Laws for Holstein- tachment execution issued out of N. Nelson and G. R. Edner, of Friesian Calf Clubs in the United the Circuit Court of the State of National Building Garibaldi, were here on business, States as issued by the Holstein- Oregon, for Lane County, upon 'a judgment and order of sale duly Friesian Association of America and also to visit friends. Oregon Tillamook entered in said court on the 24th was accepted. day of June, 1920, in favor of Til Mr. and Mrs. Curl, of Riverdale, Tillamook Jersey Calf Club lamook County Bank and against W. X The Tillamook Jersey Calf Club H, Effenberger and Oscar A. Effen- are the proud parents of a ten pound baby daughter. Mrs. Curl was Miss held a meeting at Fairview Grange berger, defendents which writ com / hall Saturday. The club was re mands the undersigned to sell the Theresa Jennings. DR. J. E. SHEARER organized for the years work and following described real property Bari Snodgrass, of Bay City, Miss Nadine Williams was elected of the defendants attached in said Surgery paid a visit to his brother Ernest of president, Laverna Ackley vice-pres cause, towit: Suite 110 I.O.O.F. Building The West half of the southwest this city. Earl is in the shoe repair ident, and Blanch Glad secretary. business at Bay City. Joe Williams was selected as quarter of section one and the east Oregon Tillamook local leader and a vote of thanks half of the southeast quarter of sec Miss Kathleen Durham, Rev. was given to Mr. Joe Donaldson for tion two, in township two north of X. Keating and l’rof. Collins, of Bay the work and time he had given to range ten west of Willamette Mer idian. City, were spectators at the Odd- the club as local leader. Will on Monday the 10th day of Z fellows basketball game last Wed- Rockaway Cooking Club April, 1922, at the hour of ten o’ R. I. B0AIS. M D. nesday. The Rockaway Cooking Club has clock A. M., at the court house door nine members, under the local In Tillamok City, Tillamook County, Surgeon and Physician Maw Marooney, of Marooney’s leadership of Miss Alice Gibbs. The Oregon, sell at public auction, to the Beach, near Lake Lytle, was in the members are: president, Helen highest bidder for cash In hand all I. O. O. F. Building city to transact business Monday. Howell, vice-president. Martha of said property or sufficient there Painton, secretary, Kathryn Huston, of to satisfy the judgment in said Tillamook WM. L. BRYAN, who teaches June Thomas, Mina Thomas. May cause in favor of said Bank and school in district 33 near Pleasant the X against said defendants for Thomas, Nellie Woodman, Hazel sum of Two Thousand Dollars, with Valley, was in the city Saturday. Havens, Marjorie Rrorbaugh. Interest thereon at the rate of seven Mr. Bryan took this opportunity to Meda Sewing Club percent per annum from August register for the coming election, DAVID ROBINSON Mrs. Fraser is the local leader of 14th, 1919, the further sum of and stated that he voted the Re the Meda Sewing Club. The mem <200.00 as attorneys fees and the publican ticket. bers of the club are: president, Lex- costs and expenses of the sale, less, Physician and Surgeon vice-president, Grace however, a credit of <124.76 on the Oscar Werschkal and wife, who ie Fraser, principal amount of <2000-00 and have been living at Garibaldi, where Irish, secretary, Edna White, Mar the interest thereon paid to May National Bldg. Tillamook, Oro. guerite Dawson, Mabel Wilson, Mr. Werschkal has been employed, 28th, 1920. Christine Coughran, Florence Lari- have moved to Bay City. Dated this 2nd day of March, son. 1922. Rockaway Poultry Club MRS. NETTIE TOMSETT, post JOHN ASCHIM, Sheriff of A Poultry Club has been organiz Tillamook County, Oregon. mistress of Twin Rocks, was a Phone 7 6-J visitor of the city last Saturday. She ed at Rockaway, with W. E. Wall First published March 7, 1922. DR. C. H. POLLOCK. DJLD. will remain in town over Sunday ing as local leader. The members of Last published April 4. 1922. Dentist visiting friends and attending to the club are: president, Clarence Anderson; vice-president, Arnold business. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 215-18-17 Tillamook Bldg. Kyle; secretary, Floyd Shafer; Notice Is hereby given that the C. H. LINDSEY, of Mohler, was Morse Painton, Ernest Thiessen. TILLAMOOK. OREGON undersigned, as Superintendent of in to see the county agent Saturday Pleasant Valley Sewing Club The Sewing Club at Pleasant Val Banks for the State of Oregon, is in about having some of the Portland firms give demonstrations in this ley under the local leadership of charge of the assets and affairs of vicinity, with stump pullers and Echo Thomas, has the following the First Bank of Bay City, Bay / DR. 0. L. HOHLPELD members: president. Gaynelle City. Oregon, for the purpose of other farm implements. Woods: vice-president. Ruth Thom liquidation. Veterinarian FRANK BLASER, of Long Prairie, as; secretary. Luverne Walker; All persons who may hare claims was in the city Saturday with the Creeldee Johnson. Ruhy Woods, against the id bank are hereby Bell Phone 8F2. Mutual Phono boys, who have been trapping moles Edith Woods. Ruth Pearson, Viola notified to make legal proofs there and gophera. They collected the Jones, Clara Jones, Lottie Jones. Is of by filing a duly verified claim, as Tillamook Oregon bounty on 18 of the pests. abelle Woods, Dorothy Graf. by Law provided, with the Deputy ,z Superintendent of Banks in charge Hebo Poultry Club Legs to the right of us, A Poultry Club has been organiz at the office of the First Bank of X Legs to the left of us, ed under the leadership of J. L. Ash Bay City, Bay City. Oregon, on or z' Legs in front of us. ton, at Hebo. The members are: before the 7th day of June, 1922. DR. J. G. TURNER How they display them! president, Kenneth Rogers; vice- FRANK C. BRAMWELL, Eye Specialist On they go trippingly. president, Elno Lightfoot; secretary, Superintendent of Banks. Dainty and skippingly. Permanently located in Tilla Lloyd McKillip; Merle Woods Ralph Date of first pub., March 7, 1922. Frost that bites nippingly Fletcher. mook. Private office in Jenkin's Date of last pub., June 6. 1922. jewelry store. Latest up-to-date Does not dismay them. Tillamook Canning Club instruments and equipment. Ev Straight legs and bandy ones. The Canning Club at Tillamook NOTICE TO CREDITORS enings and Sunday by appoint Bum legs and dandy ones. has been organized with Mrs. Leila ment. Awkward and handy ones Doty as local leader. The members Notice is hereby given that the Flirt with the breezes; Complete Lens Grinding Fac are: president, Marjorie Tucker; undersigned has been appointed by Round legs and flatter ones. tory on the Premiaet. Any leu vice-president, Lucia Wiley; secre the County Court of Tilamook coun duplicated. Thin legs and fatter ones. tary, La Veils Baker; Gwendolyn ty, Oregon, administrator of the Es Especially the latter ones. Harris, Muriel Wiley. tate of Kathryn V. Christensen, de Tillamook. Oregon Showing the kneeses. ceased, and all persons having Gienger Garden Club Knock-kneeded and bony ones, Mrs. Joyce Willis is the local claims against said estate are here X Real legs and phony ones. leader of the Garden Clug organized by notified to present the same to Silk covered tony ones. at the Gienger school, Tillamook. said administrator duly verified ac Second to none. Ore. The members are: Dennie cording to law within six months H. T. Botts Geo. P. Winslow Straight and distorted ones Tone, president; Gerald Crenshaw, from the date of this notice. Mates and ill-sorted ones. BOTTS A WINSLOW Home and imported ones— Ain’t we got fun? —Warsaw Bulletin. Tillamook Oregon ELECTRICITY ON THE FARM THE OREGON TRUCK LINE Trucks will call st your rssl- «lance or place of business for house hold goods and outgoing freight. Said Jonas Gray to Amos Hobbs. JOHN MATHERS. Agent. "I’d like to live in town, there’s al Phone <1 J or Mutual. 19-tf ways somethin’ doin’ there as every ■ ........... ............— day goes round, there's comfort there in endless ways for common Fresh Smelt Next Week folks an' rich—why! all you hare Onll 121W. I will deliver tn the to do in town is just to snap a <ityt Two pounds 15c, four pounds switch an* light turns on an* heat 25c, fiihe pounds 50c. Or come and an’ power, y’u needn't stir your «•< them and get one pound extra, legs—right on the breekfue* table Call mornings and evenings after y’u can toaat or bile yer eggs and if train at <04 Stillwell Ave. R. B. you’d want to grind er churn. It Hays.—Adv. wiuldn't matter which, you'd do that chore fer copper cents by turn- WHY WORRY in* on a switch. But out here In I can sell or trade anything- —any- the country Its a very different song where C. W. Mlllership, 1«5H startin’ fires on cold momtn's when 4th St., Portland Phone Mala the wind Is blowin* strong! If y’u 34-tf hesitate a little an* fall to mave yer <871 pegs you’ll git crapms all Gervais to have 815.000 hospital. yer gizzard an* chilblains âehneiter. 90 legs I wish some of the folks would git the notion K< string a wire 'long this sure wuld be a boon—I'd [ Lodge Direc Elizabeth Coi Corinth Post,No. 35,Dep Meets on sec fourth Saturi month at 1: W. O. W. J. S. DIEH1 H. W. SPI Johnson Chapt K. A. Stated convoc first and thii Visitors welcora I. E. Kel Tillamook Lodge No. 57, Stated Commun ond Wednesday month Visltlni welcome. Harney E Tuesday eve., 7:30 Rebekak, Wednesday Camp 2-4. Thui Ralph R. Ed MAIL ORDER WORK. SERVICE >02 1*2 See. Are. E. Till 6 Star cut Tumblers__ 1 Pyrex Pie Plate ____ Universal Food Chopper Aluminum Kettles____ No. 1 Galv. Wash Tub _ 27 x 54 Grass Rugs___ 27 x 54 Axminister Rug Large Cloth Basket___ 9 x 12 Congoleum Gol Rugs___________ Second hand Range, goo pair Good easy arm Rocker J Reehsr Sheridan to hare fui Albert FlapiacK
