I
A. C. Conley of Barview,
county seat visitor Monday.
About the City
jas, Goldsworthy, of Beaver, was I
Paul Werner who resides east of
in town Thursday.
Mr. Golds- town war in purchasing his supply
worthy was at one time Principal of ui hay and feed on Thursday.
the Tillamook High school.
C. A. Detbarn of Wheeler trans
The young daughter of Mr. and acted business in the city Monday.
irs. Landolt, of Nehalem, is very >11
i a local hospital
Chas. Kunze of Nehalem was
down to the county seat attending
Mis. Frank Artrip, who under- to business matters last Saturday.
went an operation some time ago,
Mrs. A. J. Charter of Wheeler
IkM recovered and returned to her
visited Tillamook Monday, and Mrs.
' home.
C. W. Sears of Blaine, was also in
Gus Peterson, of Miami, was in town,on the same date.
town Friday.
f
Mrs. McMeekin of the Bay City
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Page, of Hem- Tribune was in town Tuesday. Dur
■ lock, were Tillamook shoppers on ing the blockade of the road down
at the Farmer grade the fore part of
I Thursday.
the week, the people of Bay City,
* Ensign A. Nelson, of the Salva- according to Mrs. McMeekin, got
’tion Army, was in town Friday the Portland one day late.
tasking preliminary arrangements
John Schild, one of the leading
. (or the drive of the Salvation Army
Ito be made some time in the future. Holstein dairymen of this vicinity
was in town Tuesday. Mr. Schild is
S Fred Robitsch and Louis Fleck, of a great believer in grain feed for
Kjasant Valley, were out of town milch cows. He claims that he has
increased the milk flow of his herd
I visitors Thursday.
fully 25 per cent by feeding good
Mike Alplanalp, of Fairview, was strong grain rations.
seen on our streets Thursday.
P. H. McSmith of Beaver, was a
i
> Paul Edgar, of Long Prairie, was Tillamook visitor Saturday.
hn town Wednesday.
Joe. Dopaldson o( south of town
I Connie Dye and son Cecil, of Yel- :'s reported quite ill this week with
I low Fir, W'ere in the city Thursday influenza.
I on business.
Charley Whipp was a stage pas
senger
for Portland. Monday of
Mrs. Al Devine residing east of
town was shopping in tow-n Thurs this week.
day.
J. B. Shaeffer, a business man of
Amity, spent Friday in the Tilla
| Frank Smith and William Phillips
mook metropolis.
of Faucet Creek were attending to
I business affairs in our city Wednes
Mis. Harriet Benjamin, a gradu
day.
ate nurse of Portland hospital, who
was here some days on a special
Mrs. Tom Keyes is recovering from case of nursing, returned to her
a recent operation.
home in Forest Grove Monday
last.
Grant Irish, of Cloverdale, is a
patient at a local hospital.
Mrs. Howard Edmunds
and
daughter. Miss Roberta, were stage
Mrs. John Aschim is recovering passengers to Portland fof a few
days visit, Monday morning last.
from a recent illness.
Miss Fay Harris of this city is
teacching a few days at the Hem
lock school this week, while the
Miss Viola Wilson is seriously ill teacher. Miss Mamie Fafollet, is in
Portland.
with pneumonia.
E ] W, P. Porter, of Oretown, is quite
The stage transferred its passen
Mrs. Fred. Pinskstoff and daugh-
gers both ways at the Farmer grade
tern Ellen and Ruth, of Pleasant
Monday, and several of the incoming
Valley, drove into town Thursday.
passengers showed ocular evidence
of the “walk-around” the slide, on
Chas. Moore, of Pleasant Valley,
their shoes, but the transfer won’t
was a Thursday visitor to our city.
last
long,
so
say
the
road
authorities.
Mrs. Preston Marolf. of Long
Prairie, was a Tillamook shopper on
Mrs. Bertram and Mrs. Paul of
Friday.
Portland passed through Tillamook
Monday en route to visit friends at.
Thomas Coates, Jr., returnned Rockaway for a few days.
Friday to resume his duties at Aho
University of Oregon
Fred Small, the canneryman, took
the stage for Portland Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine were out of morning, where he will transact
business.
town guests on Thursday.
SURPRISE PARTY
Friends surprised Mrs. Lowell
S. A. Bannington of Brighton,
Moul'on
Monday night by invading
came up to the county seat city
the home in force.
The guests
Sunday, and spent the day.
pent the evening playing “50Q",
Tom Kellow, a farmer of Hebo and the occasion was thoroughly en-
were served to which ample jua-
section. was in the city Saturday.
vere served to —which ample jus
tice was done. Ed. Schultz took
E. Kennedy of Idaville, was in
town Saturday. Idaville is taking he gentlemen’s prize, and Mrs. T.
on old time airs, now that the big ’• Percy won the ladies' trophy,
Garibaldi mill is operating, and has while the consolation prize went to
more popuatlon.
Mrs. Lowell Moulton. Those pres-
nt were: Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Percy,
L. R. Cyphert of Wheeler, was a
Ii. and Mrs. Ed Schultz, Mr. and
county
seat
caller
Saturday.
Mrs. Everett Wells, Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler is a busy place these days,
Louie Loll, Mr. and Mrs. Burrell
and the mills are all being operated,
Clemntens, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mann,
which makes the town lively.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Moulton,
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Moulton, Mr.
H. J. Telford and w-lfe came down and Mrs. B. Clemens. Mrs. Brimhall.
from Wheeler last Saturday and
spent the day in Tillamook. Mr.
TILLICUM CLUB
Teford reports business looking up
The Tillicum club held a meeting
in the sawmill town on the Nehalem
last Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Edna DeBart. Enough mem
Geo. Williams has been laid up
bers were present to fill three tables
with the influenza for a couple of
weeks past, is now- able to be up >f "500”. high honors going to
Theresa Gaylord and consolation to
and around the house, and expects
Belle Wilson. A dainty lunchon was
to get up to business in a few- days.
served by the hostess.
Members
present were: Bertha Collins, Ther
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Guild and ese Gaylord. Edna Mills. Belle Wil
grandchildren, were guests of son. Margaret Coats. Edria I.aBare,
Thomas Pollock and family at the Marion Hanson and Grace Dooley.
State Hatchery over Sunday.
Miss Berry was the invited guest.
To the Voters of Tillamook County:
I hereby announce myself as a
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
candidate for re-nomination on the
Morning service at 11:00 a. m.
Republican ticket to the office of
C. E. at 6:3oj>. m.
County Commissioner, and if nom
Evening services at 7:30 p. m.
On Easter Sunday the program inated and elected I will accept such
will be given in the morning and office and serve the people to the
in the evening the services will be best of tuy ability.
for the Knfghts Templar. A cordial
Very yours truly,
invitation to all.
Adv.
H. M. FARMER.
LIVE
STOCK
ISSURANCE
The first real symptom of sp
was noticed here Wednesny al
noon, when the north win blew
School
Superintendant
Lamb left this morning for 8
where he was called on busin
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NON-HEADACHE
COMPANY
01’’ NEW YORK
NON-FREEZING
bèl
On the 31st day of December, 1921. made to the Insurance Commissioner
of the State of’Oregon. pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid up
$ 500.000 00
INCOME
Net premiums received during the year
$936,801.90
Interest, dividends, rents received during year
39,129.61
Total income
$ «75,931.51
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during including adj. expenses $622,115.30
Commissions and salaries paid during the year
326,965.95
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year
42,712.47
Amount of all other expenditures
........ 56.695.49
Total expenditures
$ 1,048,489.21
ASSETS
Value stocks and bonds owned (market value) $719,595.22
Cash in banks and pn hand.............................
270,040.45
Premiums in course of collection written
since September 30. 1921.........................
287,016.59
Interest and rents due and accrued
8,734.64
Total admitted asseets.... ..... . ............ . .....
125,748.73 1.411,135.63
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid..
._.$ 42,654.90
Duo for commission and brokerage
52,501.85
All other liabilities
383,932.32
Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock of ..
$479,089.07
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received during the year
$ 20,601.63
Losses paid during the year.
13.205.00
Losses incurred during the year........................
_.................. 13,605.00
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
R. M. Bissell, President
Jas. L. D. Kearney, Secretary.
1OLLIE W. WATSON, Agent, Tillamook, Oregon.
STUMPING
POWDER
The first guncotton-nitrogiycerin dynamite
without a headache
PACIFIC Stumping Powder is the first nitroglycerin
dynamite put on the market that can be used with
a certainty that no headache will result.
Couple with this feature its extreme economy—130
sticks for only 50c more than 85 sticks of standard
stumping powders —with equal strength to the latter,
stick for stick, making it cost 2\£ cents (30%) less per
stick than any stumping powder. Then add its non-
freezing feature. These advantages make it certain
that Pacific Stumping Powder will be the choice of
the farmers in the Northwest for all farm purposes—
whether blasting stumps or bvulders or planting trees.
Come in the next time you are near our store and let
us estimate the cost of your blasting work. We can
show you the way to cut your dynamite costs nearly
one-half.
F
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King-Crenshaw
HARDWARE CO.
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO., Inc., PORTLAND. ORE.
Superintendant of schools, L. W.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Krebs, of Har-
‘ tnony, were attending to business Turnbull, was a passenger for Port
»Hairs in the city on Friday. Mr. land Monday morning.
Krebs is the owner of the brick
yard at that place.
A. G. Gnrner and wife of Watson
ville, California, who have been here
| ChaB. Desmond, of Pleasant Val- several days visiting with E. F.
| ley, and •‘Louie” Yager, one of the Rodgers and family of the Tilla
, members of the Yager troupe, now mook Tire Co., left for their home
• show ing there, were seen in town in the "sunny south” Saturday.
' Friday.
Mr. Yager's Impersona
Lee, Tittle, of the YeUow Fir mill, I
ting of a darkey comedian is said
was a passenger to Portland last
t» be very good.
Saturday. .
Mr and Mrs. Hussy, of Hebo,
Don’t forget the Easter Bazaar
were shopping in the city on Friday.
Lep Rusk, state boiler Inspector, and home cooking sale given Sat
transacted business relating to his urday. April 15th. at Conover A
office here this week, returning to Conover by the Ladies’ Aid of the
Christian Church.
26t2
Portland via Astoria.
BREAD, BUTTER* AND MILK
The Danger Point
in trying to save on painting
Repairs Cost More Than Paint
meet the weather conditions In tbs
HEN the paint on your
West.
property begins to check
They contain the finest material»—
and crack, it is time to paint
PIONEER WHITE LEAD, pure Un
again.
Unless your house is
wed oil, pure zinc and pure colors—
protected by a smooth, elastic
combined scientifically in exact pro
portions. They are the best paint*
film of durable paint, decay will
we know. _________
set in and rapidly depreciate it
W
Decay i* expensive and waateful.
Price lumber alone, to get an idea
of what it will cost to repair or re
build. Paint saves this cost.
The beat paint is the moat econom
ical in the long run. It *preads easily
—saves labor coat. It covers a larger
area per gallon than "cheap" pa.nt.
But most important, the best paint
serves five or more years longer than
“cheap" paint.
We have been making the best
paints for 73 years. They are scien
tific'in formula and preparation. They
Are very important items of food. We sell that fine Golden
Crust Bread baked by the Tillamook Bakery; also their good
Doughnuts, Cakes and Cookies.
ALBANY LINN BUTTER
sold exclusively by ns, we think, the best butter you can buy:
always sweet and fine.
Fullers
•
GOLDEN ROD DAIRY
tPtemCATfOM
House
Points
Pboenlai Pure Point
Pure Prepored Point
Maonfactuied by W. P. Fuller A Co., Dept. 4», Seo Frencieco
___________ Branch«, ta 19 Citi«« ia tbs W«»t
Milk and Cream, rich, pure and clean, is also sold at
E. G. ANDERSON
i, boon MOM paiaunr tutor* Sr-riBeatvm H oum Pai«, an m M hr th* fottowwz A «eno
G W PHELPS GARIBALDI- ORE. PURE PREPARED
NELSON & SON BAY CITY- 0 RE - PURE PREPARED
A C & H ANDERSON. NEHAL M OBE ■ PURE PREPARED
“The Satisfaction Store”
*00QOQ>5eooOOOOOOOOOOOOCO«
Harry E. Tucker, Pastor
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
HARTFORD
rOR SAI.E—Good dairy ranch,
particulars see John
Pleasant Valley.
ANNOUNCEMENT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
I
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. APRIL 11-21
Miracles of the
Experience
featuring RICHARD BARTHELME8S sup
ported by MAJORIE DAW.
The romance
of modern youth adventuring.
It’s hopes,
temptatlna, passions.,It's failures, triumphs,
loves. And running through Its fasclnal|>>*
scenes—a simple, tender story, tugging at
the heart of all who arc or ever hnve been
young.
"GALLEY SLAVE” Mut
Comedy.
and
Chapter 5
Including -plscMles No. 13.14,15
This will be the closing program of this in
tensely interesting chapter play. Through
out the entirt run of this picture you hav«*
been held In breathires ruspenae. always«
wondering or guessing st what might trke
place next SEE this last »ne and the thrill-
ing climax or the < losing chapter.
Jeff Carton
FOX
NEWS”
THURSDAY FRIDAY. APRIL 13 14
Tol’able David
Featuiihg HI* HARD BARTHELMEH8 (fea
lured player In "Way li*n East" star in "Ex.
perier.ee”) S***- him In "TOLABLf. DAVID
his greatest achievement it'a the picture
that we have ti d hundreds f Inquirers re
garding. Now we are able to «ay that we
will show It to the people of Tillamook on
the ahov<- dates. Don’t mine It and you’ll
«ay "it* one of the best ever."
I
ONE KEEL ROLIN COMEDY"
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COMING
HARRY CAREY In
IV MIX In "CHASING TflE MOON
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