THE
TILLAMOOK
FRIDAY. JUXE 9. 1922
HEADLIGHT
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Rush Hours
Misa Isabelle Rockefeller
oxford on “SPA DI
Young mens mahogany
toe—carries low broad heel. Perforated toe and quarters—
good quality calf.
$6.50 The pair
Oxfords That Are Different
The illustrations show two of our most popular ox­
fords. Note the graceful, stylish lines, the comfortable
heels, the general effect of trim elegance. They are the
kind of oxfords young men are looking for. We have these
and other equally attractive models in stock and if you
value distinctiveness in your dress you will find it profit*
able to call at this store, where in addition to the latest
and best styles, you are sure to enjoy the pleasure of being
ably assisted in making a suitable selection. Better make
it a point to visit us while we save a complete run of sizes
on all styles.
OXFORD PRICES—$6.50, $6.75, AND $8.50
Boys genuine Goodyear welt
dark brown calf oxford as illus-
trated—All leather.
ENNINGTON
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
An Achievement
program
was held by the Long Prairie Sewing
Club Wednesday, May 31, at the
Long Prairie School House. The
program opened with song» by the
club. A demonstration of the hem­
ming stitch was given by three club
member».
Several recitations and
songs, and the club yell were given.
A judging contest was held, Mar­
garet Beckor winning first with 370
out of a possible 400 points, Bertha
Zlrr took second with 340 points,
Carrie Blum third and Esther Smith
fourth, Thia being a 100 per cent
club, Mr. Seymour, the atnte club
leader. presented Mra. Hogen. the
The
leader, with a leader'» pin.
Club members gave her |a fountain
per. In appreciation of her work.
Parents present were Mrs. Blum
Mra. Murphy. Mrs. Smith and Mrs
Salvaw. Member» of the club are:
Carrie Blum. Lena Blum. Virginia
Murphy, Alice llanenkrat. Esther
Smith.
Bertha Zirr. Margarette
Becker and Ruby Blum.
RESOLUTIONS
BE IT RESOLVED, That the
members of the Kill Rare Klub ex­
tend the!.- thanks to the citizens of
Tillamoo!: City for so generously
assisting in the entertainment of
the 22nd annual convention of the
Oregon Federatio of Women’s clubs.
SPECIAL MENTION
To all .lie ladies who opened
their homes to, and provided break-
f:> t for delegate.-.;
To
Ch-i
i <hur<*h people for
the use of their building;
To tlie Ladies' Aid Society; to all
clubs and societies for their gener­
ous support;
To the Chamber of Commerce for
the delicious luncheon;
To the ~*1
Z ' V ’lore and Lake Lytle
hotels for a delightful afternoon;
To the men who helped with the
narking of the car»;
To a’l '•’?->
r.,i:el the ” ? of
their cars;
To the C'ty Council for the it e of
the city cots;
To Mr. .dessei smith and Mr.
lleehr for furniture.
To the telephone gills who served
punch at the reception;
In all lines of business patronage is irregu­
lar. Street cars, stores, banks and restau­
rants have their “rush hours” when some
delays in service are unavoidable. The
public, with the situation before its eyes,
good naturedly accepts a degree of incon­
venience.
Talleyrand
To the ministers;
To the musical talent;
•ti! newspapers;
To the usherH and pages; and all
• urtisies extended.
i'l’.at to the above mentioned we
e the success of the convention.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Miles, Frank
Clair Follett and Harold Follett wish
to express their thanks to the dear
friends who so kindly assisted them
in the sad hours of sickness and be-
reavemen; and for the beautiful
floral tributes to the loved departed
parents.
The demands upon the telephone oper­
ator and a complicated mechanical equip­
ment cannot be seen, but telephone traffic
varies in every hour of every day accord­
ing to the individual desires of thousands
of patrons.
Drs. Wise and Phetteplace will be
at the Nehalem Hotel Thursday
June 15th.
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If there should be at times a delay in
answering your call, remember that trained
young women with nimble fingers are do­
ing their best to serve you, and that at the
moment there may be a “rush” of telephone
traffic.
The exercise of patience and considera­
tion will mean better service.
Drs. Wise and Photteplace, Dent-
ists, will be at their Cloverdale
office Wednesday and Thursday, 1
June’21st and 22nd.
35t2 |
FOR SALE—A thorobred
brown
Swiss bull calf, «even weeks old.
John Meier, Hillsboro. Oregon,
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nature. We all get in a rut once
la a while, and need a little encour­
agement to pull uh out.
That I h the work of the 4-H club, ,
which wan organized on the Oregon I
Agricultural campus about three I
years ago. Its aim I h to help the club
workers of the state In any way it
can. The members, besides helping
individual workers In
their own
communities, accompany the state
leaders on little field trips, close to
the college, and give short talks to
the boys and girls, telling them
what they got out of club work when
fliey were members, and trying to
encourage and help them in their
work.
The 4-H club now has an enroll- 1
tnent of about fifty member», each
one of which, has at some time or
other been In club work. It Is the
only club of its kind in the world,
and has received much encourage­
ment from leaders of thia and other
states.
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Don't be discouraged. After all,
you do enjoy the work. Isn't It fun
to watch your pig grow, your gar­
den come up. or your cooking and
sewing progress nicely?
And all
this leads to rewards to be proud of.
Here's to the club workers of
Oregon, and of the United States.
May you all keep right In the game,
and some day be ready to carry
the work we are trying to do.
Yours for success,
4 H CLUB
MONDAY, JUNE 1Z
„ V- . 75? ^orld's wonder i/ww
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The Pacific Telephone
And Telegraph Company
I HOWE'S
Railroad Travel Costs Are Down
¿0 Jungle fand <
flcauf/es in one oct:
TO
WILD ANIMALS
SAN FRANCISCO
and EASTERN CITIES
A MIGHTY MILLION DOLLAR MERGER OF TWO
MAMMOTH MENAG&VE5 PRESENTING A
SENSATIONAL WILD ANIMAL PERFORMANCE.
Via The Scenic Shasta Route
3 Big Rings - 2 Steel Arenas
2 Stages
25 per cent Savings to San Francisco and return
Sale dates June 3 to 13 incl. Final limit July 31st
Sale dates June 15 to 20 incl. Final limit July 20th
EDUCATIONAL
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AND
Summer Tourist Fares East through California
INSPIRING
Mu pah thconJy
Mcred mtMf coma!
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Cost MUCH less this year
You may visit San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego, wonder cities
r.f the Pacific Coast; California's Charming Seashore Resorts and Moun­
tain Resorts. Three National Parks and scores of inviting pleasure places.
FUNNY CLOWNS
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Dear Club Member:
Do you ever get discouraged and
think it 1« no uae? Probably you
any "Yen. I do". That la human
There are “rush hours” in a telephone
exchange.
With business service the
“loads” of telephone traffic are determined
by commercial activities, banking hours,
etc.—the “load” of the residence telephone
varies with household and social needs.
TILLAMOOK One Day Only 1 n
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LETTER TO CLUB MEM BEUS
State bus rejected two irrigation
Dear Club Member: Knowing that projects on plus cost contracts.
you as a club member will be Inter­
ested In the former club members.
Dallas Building several miles of
I am sending you a letter which our new walks.
4-H club members on the campus
have prepared. The member» of th«
4-H club here are the student» who
were formerly club member» just as
MODERN
you are now.
CRANKCASE
They ure taking a great Interest
In you people and want you to fin­
CLEANING
ish up your work, filing repot ts und
StRVICE
making your exhibits. I would like
to suggest that when summer vaca­
tion comes if you happen to know
anyone in your community who has
been at the college and is a mem­
ber of the 4-H club, you get in touch
with that person and I know he or
she will be glad to seal st you In the
work.
Very truly your».
H. C. SEYMOUR.
State Club I-eader
With the arrival in New York of
Sie Violette Helene de Talleyrand,
lghter of the former Anna Could,
tnd sometime* called the poor little
rich girl, in charge of a maid, come
renewed report* of domestic differ­
ence between the Duke and hi* Ameri­
can wife. Little Violette was almost,
sent to Elli* Island on her arrival,
being rescued at die crucial moment L
by her aunt, Mr*. Finley J Shepard,
formerly Heteo Gould. While Violette),
TWO-C1ILE LONG OPEN-DEN
STREET PAGEANT.
Swing East this way and see more of the U. S. A.
ROUND TRIP FARE
Portland
The most gorgeous spectuc/e
ever presented under a
tent - /br the Chi/dren
but amazing to a//
Are the lowest in years
For sale dates and other particulars ask agents
Plan now to make trips this summer and take
advantagfle of great reductions in railroad fares
A DAZZLING EXTRAVAGANZA WITH
COUNTLESS ANIMALS AND PEOPLE
For fares, reservation*, train schedule», transit limits, stopover
privileges or beantlful folders inquire of agents
PERFORMANCES AT 2 and 8 p.m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER
JOHN M. SCOTT. General Pamenger Agent
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