Tillamook headlight., April 28, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Friday, April 28, r
16 FEET SNOW
ATTHE SUMMIT
SHIPLEY-FISHER
FOR SUMMER
Just received a nice line of Soisette and Poplin shirts, soft cuffs,
collars attached in the popular Natural Color.
Al»o a fine assortment of Madras shirts in cool summer tones.
See My Selection of Suitings
Have that spring suit made to your measure.
for you at from 335.00 to 370.00.
Made to order
Caps Caps Caps
Shipment of caps just received
J. P. ■ MAGINNIS
Photofit
Tailoring
Second
Company
Street
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Reduction in Price of Ford Cars
F. 0. B. Tillamook
UNIVERSAL CAR
Supt. Munson of the Pacific Tel­
At the Nazarene parsonage, April ephone & Telegraph company of this
, 1922, Mr. Elmei- L. Shipley of < city, and his crew of men had some
Tillamook and Mrs. Willie Fisher Arctic experience recently in keep­
also of Tillamook were united in ing his lines clear over the summit
the Holy bonds of matrimony. Rev, of the mountains. Ten miles east
Mary T. Clink, officiating. The Of the Trask House. Mr. Munson
happy couple left for Oswgeo where i states that the enow is 16 feet deep
they are spending their honeymoon. One mile east of the Tra-k House,
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the elevation above sealevel is 900
feet, and at that point the linemen
Mrs. Bunn Entertains L. D. Club
now don their snov-sh' esleastward
The L. D. Club met on April 21st, to the s immit. So deep is the snow
at the home of Mrs. A. W. Bunn, that the men take-turns every fe*-
with Mrs. Hoy assisting.
Those
yards, in leading the trail making
present were Mesdames Anderson,
stunt, and we have the word of
Boon, Bunn, Gabrie.l Harris, Hos-
Supt. Munson that the work “is
ley, Hoag, Hoy, Leach, Miller, Es-
.
‘
real
trander, O'Dell, H. H. Rosenberg .nything but funny—n’s
The danger to the tele-
J. H. Rosenberg, Styles and Mathers. work.”
A very pleasant afternoon was en­ phone lines is not from the snow it­
joyed, after which a delicious lunch self, but from the weight of snow
that causes a big fir limb to break
was served.
off from a too heavy burden, and ,
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cut a wire, and thus block the work .
Social Club Meets April 20
of sending and receiving" messages
Seventeen members of the Kill to the outside; so, when any trouble
Kare Klub met at the home of Mrs. occurs, the alert linemen are out on
David Kuratli Thursday, April 20. the jump to locate the break or I
Mrs. R. N. Henkle assisted the other difficulty, and that may call 1
hostess,
Another “GOOD EATS” them a mile from Tillamook, or to |
sale was planned for Saturday, the summit of the coast range, as
April ?9, and $100 was donated by the case may be.
the members for the convention
One night recently, states Mr.
fund for the Oregon Federation of Munson, two and a half feet of
Women’s Clubs which will meet snow descenden up at the linemen’s |
here next month.
cabin near the summit.
Reports i
Invited guests were Mrs. R. B.
from the other side of the mountains
Miller, Mrs. J. B. Grider and Mrs.
are to the effect that the snowfall
David Robinson.
is heavier, if anyth ng than on this
The luncheon was served from a
table decorated with white, yellow side. There are no beleagured æt-
and pink, hyacinths being the tiers on this side of the mountains
that any one knows about,
An
flowers used.
isolated settler near the summit
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would have a hard time of it with­
An afternoon party in honor of out adequate food supply,
Mrs. William Dunlap was given by plenty of feed for his animals,
her sister, Mrs. Harvey Ebinger,
is 26 miles from Tillamook to the
last Monday afternoon, at the home
summit, and the deep snow is found
of Mrs. B. L. Beals, Sr. The guests
beyond the Trask House, which is
played “500” and refreshments were
16 miles from thfs city, The tele-
served by the hostess. The invited
phone company's line has been out
guests were: Mrs. Frank Hunter,
of commission very little since the
Mrs. Clent King, Mrs. Ray Grate,
first of the present year, but the
Mrs. Webb McCracken, Mrs. Gail
repair force never knows where it
Buel, Miss Margaret Coates and
will have to go, nor when.
Miss Faye Harris.
The snow fall of this winter and
spring is the heaviest recorded in
FOR SALE—Setting eggs, incubator the coast range for many years.
lots or settings, purebred dark
velvet R. I. Reds. Chase’s on the PLEASANT VALLEY HAS A
Kllches river road or Auto Paint
CLUB FOB DAISY RECORDS
Shop.
29-tl
Pleasant Valley, .this county, has
PIANO MUST BE SOLD—Will sacri­ organized a club for dairy records
fice high grade piano now in of milk and butter, fat, and feed of
storage flor immediate sale. Will at least two cows for a period of 6
give special easy terms to an months, and scoring of two dairy
established home. For full par­ cows and two dairy barns.
The
ticulars and where it can be seen keeper of the milk and the feed
address Geo. C. Will Music House, record is similar to the work of the
Salem, Oregon.
29-t3 association tester.
Chassis, Regular .
.—3394.45
Chassis, Starter .
488.13
Chassis, Starter, Dem. rims _ 491.73
Roadster, Regular_________ 436.18
Roadster, Starter__________ 508.98
Roadster, Starter, Dem. rims 534.98
Touring, Regular__________ 466.34
Touring, Starter___________ 539.14
Touring, Starter Dem rims _. 565.14
Sedan, _____________________ 775.22
Coupe,________________ ’ , 707.62
Truck,_____________________ 542.93
Truck. Starter____________ 614.61
Tractor, ______ ......... ............... 496.71
TILLAMOOK GARAGE
Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality
We Mate it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality (and hence of better
taste than in any other
cigarette at the price.
Ligg'tt & Myeri Ttiatct C».
Chesterfield
CIGARETTES
0^ Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended
Lower Prices
20 now 18c
10 now 9c
(Two 10'»—18c)
Gasoline
On and after May 1, 1922,
gasoline and oils will be
■
sold on a strictly cash basis
at the undersigned stations:
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Brown’s Service Station
Central Service Station
Hudson's Garage
Chas. F. Pankow
Square >al Garage
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FIFTEEN
Sunset Garage
Tillamook Tire Co
Tillamook Garage
Williams & Williams
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