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Page Four
Friday, May 12
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
maghine what does it. All you got I prize cause he sed he thought she
to do is put the pitcher in it an i had a big hart but she didn't.
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shet it up an pore hot led down its
A Weekly Paper Published every
Mister Geo. Williams is pretty-
throte an then open it up an thare
Friday by the
near over the ftew an'sout.
Re
it is. Your pitcher I meen.
Headlight Publishing Company, Inc.
aint got much pep yet jess the same.
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Tillamook, Oregon
Doctor Turner whats hed of the Peps when you are ambishus.
Elks says it looks like they will
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Tom Coates is gone back to the
have 200 Elks before the end of the
Leslie Harrison
Managing Editor
k. Idont no what he does.
rnunth.
He means men elks what V to
belongs to his lodge. Elks is the
thirty
Fare an warmer an Mrs. Anderson guvner. My fother ast him do you best peeple on earth he sed so if you
Both Telephones
an Stanley Coates is goin to have mean canned beans also an Mister want to be good you better join it
Wednesday evening. May 17, will
the lawn mode up to the school Bean he sed no I dont want to sup­ an make it snappy before the 1st of
be an evening you will long remem-
Entered as aecond-class matter tn next summer an put sum rosebushes port from canned Beans so I gess he the munth.
ber.
the postoffice at Tillamook, Oregon. out an things like that but I wish ain’t goin to be canned neether.
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they wood plant sum strawberries
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Florence Hayes an Will Ozment
The part that Ameiica played
an water melons also. I bet all the
Mister Gruber an Mister Charley what got a glory ticket got marrid.
in the world war will be portrayed
kids wood mow the lawn free for Barnes is got a hotel up the Trask
Subscription Rates
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One year_________________ ....»2.00 nothin then.
river with 26 rooms for fishin an
Beginnin next munth you have by a huge painting given by the
Six months ______________ _ 1.00
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huntin the 1st of May. tfts Trask got to pay for your gas and oil when American Legion and preserved by
Three months_____________ _ .75
Tomcrrer its Satiddy an pay d^y lodge so I gess you haft to get you get it jess like groshries an meet the French government in the world
Payable in advance
an bath nite also. I got to take my nishiated.
cause after you hqpe used it up sum war exhibit in the Atusee de
bath all over now cause its gettin
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times they are otrt of luck gettin it I’Armee, Invalides. Paris, France.
warmer for Sundy school.
The museum, founded by Napoleon
The
sheef
told
me
to
give
a
me
to
back
if you dont pay for it.
The spring is late this year. In
as a home for his soldiers, was visit­
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good rite up to Mister Will OsmefiT
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most places the season is fully a
Mister Lamb wus here seein Mis­ an Mister Dick Thomas what got
Mr. DeFord wants a fight with ed by thousands of Yankee dough­
month behind time, and the ground ter Lamb up to the cort house wich marrid but forgot it. He marrid ■ sumbuddy whats 50 yeers old an boys during the war.
is too cold and wjet for seed to germ­ is relashuns to him from Portland Florence Hayes an Mister Thomas ■■Bays 200 pounds for the Legion. He
inate. What is needed now is warm an see the sites. He used to live he marrid Mrs Bissetto an node her dont care how long it. lasts neether. FOUND—Package of mole skins on
here an’s well quinted with lots of a long time, Mister Tucker wlhatB If you want to fite him see Mister
pavement south of town, Owner
weather, and a good long spell of it.
old peeple he nose wiches always the minister he got both the jobs,
call County Agent Office.
Mann an Mister Wells, He sed you
The pust winter season will go into glad to see him then.
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better make It snappy so hé wont
history as one of the worst in point
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Mrs John Blair had cumpney be two old to fite, If you dont.
FOR SALE—Bicycle in good order.
Mister George Winslow wants wich wus relashun to her I think
31-t2
of wind, snow and rain fall ever ex­
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Call at Pete Suter.
every Odd feller in'the hull county cause she called her ant.
Get reddy to give sumthin to the
perienced in the coast section, and
here May 6th to get together an
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Salvashun army what helps peeple
Mrs. Pearl Doughty of Minnesota
perhaps the same may be ¿aid of the talk It over.
Mister Imlah up to
I got to beet it to school. We when they are hungry an aint got is visiting relatives in Bay City.
weather out in the Willamette Cloverdale is hed of the talk, Re­ are in jogruffy now wich Is feerce.
no close an then prays with them Mrs. Doughty’s brother, C. E. Wil-
bekah« Is wife« of Odd Fellers but I
valley.
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after they are up an dressed.
son, was the founder of the Head­
dont gess they have got anythink to
Fare an warmer an Easter’s all
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light in 1888.
The prospects of the coast section talk a bout cause men talk more gone an pretty soon its straw hats
Mrs. Lowell Moulton’s got over
are yearly getting brighter.
It than womern when they get to­ agen Mister Hadley says -what Jess her sprlse party. Mister Ed Schultz
Dr. J. E. Shearer who attended
gether
my
Mother
says.
open up the new bntcher shop for got the 1st prize an Mrs Percy she medical clinics at one of the Port­
would now seem that the building
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meet.
of the Roosevelt highway is reason­
got it for the ladies.
They had land hospitals Monday and Tuesday
Mister Louis Bean wats runnin
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ably sure to follow, and with its
eats.
Mister Bert Mann sed sum of this'week, returned home Wednes­
for
guvner
wus
here
an
he
told my
Cum wun an cum all now an get widder dun him out of gettin the day.
construction will come a general
opening up of the w»hole Oregon fother if all the beans In Oregon your ads in the Headlight with
coast section, due to the connection votes for him he’s goin to get to be pitchers in it cause we have got a
of the counties by the highway. Re­
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mote sections which now suffer by
the fact of their remoteness from
main travelled winter roads, will
suddenly become acceBsable, and
grow correspondingly. Right here
FITHIAN
FITHIAN
in our own county, the building of
the proposed highway will connect
us up with outside communities,
WILL
WILL
now isolated, and bring the people
You can now get that delicious desert
closer together, thus helping trade,
preparation
and promoting markets for the
GET
farmers und stockmen. It also will
bring that much prized conven­
fence, the daily mall. At ient, the
LOYAL
COMMITTEE
for only lOr per package
coast sections with their wealth of
resources, are about to come into
their rightful inheritance, and with
and Wadco Flavoring Extracts, pure wholesome and efficient at
HUSTLING
saving prices
the road will come population,
Now that your home canned goods are gettinglow, we are well
wealth, and a’greater and better
prepared to furnish you with canned fruit and vegetables
Oregon.
THE
FOR
r
ŒiUamooU
LADIES!
Diamond W Jelly Powdeis
T
OBITUARY
Edna Lida Ely was born near
Hemlock, Tillamook county. Oregon,
on January 21, 1901, and died at the
St. Vincent Hospital, Portland, Ore­
gon, Friday, May 5, 1922, aged 21
year«, 3 months and 14 days, She
was the only child of her parents
I^enry A. and Minnie B. Ely.
At an early age she united with
the United Brethern church at
f althful
Beaver and remained
member.
The strength of her faith
in God will be remembered as a her
ltage of comfort to her bereaved
parent« and friends.
She will be greatly missed by her
sisters and brothers of Beaver Re-
beckah Lodge of wfliich order she
has been an active and untiring
member for th« past three years. At
the time of her death she was the
efficient secretary, the youngest Past
Noble Grand and also District Depu­
ty President of the lodge. But she
will be missed most in the inner
circle, the shrine of her devotion,
the home, where she grew to young
womanhood like a lily, pure and in­
nocent. Iler smile was like a ray of
sunshine. To tills father and moth­
er our hearts go out In sympathy.
Her illness wax short and she was
a great sufferer, but was patient
and evidenced a firm trust in the
Chi ist w horn she loved and served,
All that loving bauds and human
«kill could do wu« done to save her
life, but she passed away quietly
Fi iday noon to that home ubove
Edna leaves to mourn her loss a
.loving mother, father and a host
>f frl< n I.*
Her place In the com­
munity, In the church, in the lodge
and the home never can be filled
A precious one from us l> gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant In our home,
Which never can be filled.
God in his wisdom has recalled.
The boon his lofe had given;
And though the body moulders here.
The soul is safe in Heaven.
The funeral service« w«r« held on
Sunday. May 7th, at 1 p. m.. from
Henkle's undertaking parlor«. C. L.
Dark of the
Methodist
church
preached (he funeral sermon and a
‘Aha»« quartet sang.
The Rebekah
Badge had charge of the service« at
the grave.
Conditions favorable. Mr. Owen
Dixon will give you an hour’« enter
tain merit with the Radio-phone. In
rnnection with the band concert
Wednesday evening. May 17th. High
School Gymnasium.
Adv
“ Bee Dixon and hear hi« Radi"
phone at the High School Gym. Wed
nesday evening. May IT.
Ad
TICKET
OREGON
Fine Canned Plums, really good, only 20c » can
Peaches and Apricots. 25c. 35c and 45^'per can
Tomatoes 15c, 20c and 25 Per can
Peas. 20c and 25c—Krout, 20c—Spinach 25c can.
We do not stock trashy, inferior goods and our business is to keep
a good place for you to trade with safety and economy
0. H. FITHIAN
Republican Candidate
Williams a Joke as Vice-Chairman
Fithian’s opponent, Ralph E. Williams, has been sidetracked by
th e National Committee to a harmless vice-chairmanship and is useless
to Oregon. Carrying kid gloves in one hand and a cane in the other,
UI h hands are full and he has not been able to do a single thing for
Oregon during the 14 years he has been on the Committee,
E. G. ANDERSON
“The Satisfaction Store”
00000000000000000000000000000000000
What is Wrong with Williams?
lite reason is that the National Committee seems extremely un­
willing to trust Williams with the management of even the Pacific
Coast part of the national campaigns. For Instance, in 1918, when
a It. glonal Director for the Coast was elected, the Committee turned
M llllam« down in favor of Raymond Benjamin of San Francisco. Then
In 1M2" "lien Harding was tunning, Williams was again ignored and
l-.linii I. Dove: <>f
;1 ., ,.
'hosen to < nduct the campaign on
the Coast.
What is wrong with Williame?
Is Williams Lcyal to Nominees?
VOTE FOR FITHIAN
FITHIAN CLUB
By Chas. T. Early. President.
Robt. G. McNary. Secretary
Chas. W. Eberlein, Treasurer.
Smashing the Clays
An afternoon at the traps gives the shooter exhilarating
sport and wonderful training for the eye an dnerve.
Ther’s no closed season for clay "birds’’—no bag limit.
You can enjoy trap shooting the year around.
Winchester shotguns and shotshells are used by champion
trnpshooters.
They are tandard for accuracy, dependability
end inability.
Winchester Model 12__ Hammerleas Repeating. Shotgun. Beau*
ful in lines, perfect in balance known in the field and at the
trap* a« "the perfect repeater.*•
CIGAR
ALWAYS USE WINCHESTER LEADER OR REPEATER
SHELLS FOR GOOD SCORES
Tillamook Fiuit & Fioouce Co
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
IT COSTS NO MORE
to secure the policy of a well and
favorably known company in this
established agency than the wildest
wildcat.
•
But if disaster conies, if conflar-
gation sweeps the couiftry, if pan-
ics or hard times hits our markets,
then you will find the difference and
receive the |enefits of a sound ser­
vice of this agency of the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company.
ROLLIE W. WATSON
"The Insurance Man”
21 Years in Tillamook
PHONE MUTUAL & BELL 435
One woman writes
“A domestic science teacher said it
was the lightest cake she had ever
tasted or seen—but remarked that
I used at least six eggs in every cake.
She wouldn’t believe 1 used only
two—until 1 showed her exactly
how I made it. Now she uses noth*
ing but Royal/*
Mr*. G. S.
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Leaves No Bitter Taste
Send for New Royal Cook Book —It’« FREE *
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Williams has no chance of becoming National Chairman
running the presidential campaign in 1924, or even the Western
end of it.
Fithian is a
uccesaful business man. a live wire, a
lifelong Republican who WILL BE LOYAL TO THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINEES. FITHIAN WILL GET THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
AND THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO HUSTLE FOR OREGON
COME to this agency.
That’s the
only kind of protection you get- at
this office—the best is no more ex­
pensive.
Contain* No Alum
If the hours spent by Williams at Portland’s swellest club had
been devoted to work for Oregon, he might have accomplished some­
thing for our people.
All over Oregon Republicans are discussing William’s connection
with the campaigns of ntaln i;< publican nominees for United States
natoi. and .ue n. king the que (Ion DID WILLIAMS DO HIS FULL-
Dl I V BY THEM? This question is being asked by friend* of th«
late enntor Fulton in Astoria. It I- being asked in Eugene by friends
of Senator It. V Booth. In Salem by friends of Senator McNary and
In Portland by friends of Senator Stanfield.
When Looking for
B tter Insurance
King-Crenshaw
the
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