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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
A Real Knockout In Training
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READY-TO-WEAR
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Clem Rust and family of Woods,
wehe in the city last Wednesday.
H. O. Butler of Bay City was in
town on business last Monday.
Building our business on the principle that mer­
chandise of distinctive design—well .made in
every detail, brings increasing business and
good will.
Geo. Wesley of Mohler is planning
a trip to California in the near fu­
ture.
J. S. Nelson and family of Port­
land spent tfhe week end here try-1
ing for the elusive trout.
F. D. Mitchell of Bayocean was
here on business last Monday and
Tuesday.
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Henry L. King whose headquar-
ters are at Bayocean was attending
business matters the past few days.
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Edward Hutdhcroft of McMinn-
ville spent the week sojourning in
our midst and furnishing bis new
cottage at Oceanside.
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E. G. Anderson, Ira C. Smith, P.
A. Finne, E. E. Koch and J. S. La­
mar left for Portland Monday morn­
ing to attend buyers’ week.
Looking over the dairy situation i
with the possibility of locating here,
H. Veers is in the city from Port­
land.
Mrs. M. W. Harrison, who has
been visiting her sons here, returned
to her home in Portland last Tues-
day.
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Prof, and Mr». C. O. Flgley of
Eastern Oregon and Idaho are vis­
iting with Rev. and Mrs. Harry E.
Tuoker.
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Dr. J. T. LeFevre and family of
Cloverdale motored to the city last
Tuesday evening and attended the
photoplay, "Nanook of the North”.
We will be pleased to show
Modish Frocks
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I bis is new, they come in all new shades for fall
and winter. Full lined with better grade silk,
Kohrean wolf collars, fine long serviceable fur.
Some are full mannish styles with double pleat
in back. All around belts trimmed with leather
and metal buckles. Belts which can be worn
cither side, inside or outside. Also other cloth
coats such as imported fancy colored wools in
the new fancy mixtures and twill weaves. These
are extreme flapper styles.
Mrs. E. M. Crane was in the city
from Garibaldi last Wednesday. Mrs.
Crane brought her mother to the
county a few weeks ago for the
benefit of her health and the cli­
mate here had greatly help her.
Ilev. J. F. Dunlop and family are
spending their vacation at Barview.
Rev. Dunlop was formerly pastor of
the MethodiBt church here some 8
years ago. He is now located at
Falls City, Rev. Dunlop was in the
city last Wednesday renewing old
friendships.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. White
daughter, made their departure
Walla Walla, Washington, last Tues­
day, where they will make their fu­
Mf. White has I been
ture home,
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employed in the mechanical depart
ment of the Headlight the past 3
months.
OCEANSIDE PROPERTY
THE NEW AND MOST PICTURESQUE SEASIDE RESORT ON THE OREGON COAST, SIT­
UATED IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
OCEANSIDE CONTAINS 325 ACRES OF MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENIC PARK, FRONTING ON
THE PACIFIC OCEAN, WITH PURE, COOL SPRING WATER, COSY
NOOKS, SPLENDID
WOODED CAMP GOUNDS—IN FACT, A MOST DELIGHTFUL PLACE FOR A SUMMER
HOME
Oceanside Park
The Tillamook Guernsey calf club 1
will meet at the court house. Wed-1
nesday August 16. at 10 o’clock for
a club tour and picnic Into the Mi­
ami valley. Parents, Guernsey cat-)
tie club members and everyone else
Interested in the calf clubs are In-1
vlted to this picnic.
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SCHOOL WILL SOON COMMENCE
Maxwell Point
The Oregon Coast Line offers a diversity of scenery
that is unexcelled, and Oceanside offers to vacationists
and tourists the maximum of all that could be desired in
opportunity and enjoyment—that here are found in amaz­
ing profusion, beauty and grandeur. Stretches of smooth
beach aro mhde more beautiful by great rocks and jutting
cliffs, teeming with bird life—all creating an ensemble
which makes Oceanside attractive, especially in the sum­
mer time, for the weather is always cool, invigorating and
healthful. And it is to the Oregon Coast that the people
of the State, and other states, flock to spend tiieir sum­
mer vacations with their families. It is at one of these
beautiful and all-inspiring spots on the Oregon Coast that
Oceanside is situated, and where the vacationist and tour­
ist can spend their summer outings in perfect contentment
with the assurance that their health will be wonderfully
improved by h few weeks’ sojourn at this most attract ve
seaside resort overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Tillamook county has some wonderfully pretty interest­
ing beaches, which are becoming more attractive to tour­
ists and vachtionists^Oceanside stands out pre-eminently
as one of the best, for it embraces most charming and
interesting attractions for those who delight to investigate
the mysteries of the mighty ocean, and the rocks hnd caves
that abound there. It contains grassy and wooded slopes
springs and creeks, ragged gorges, high pinnacles, awsome
cliffs overlooking the ocehn, making it an ideal place to
build a summer home for the family to spend its vacation
Geo. Hubbard, Sr., accompanied
by his daughter and her husband, |
W. P. Ulrich, arrived from Spokane
Mr. Hubbard'
Monday afternoon,
has spent some time i in Eastern
Washington hoping to improve bis
health. Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich will
spend about two weeks visiting here. 1
Mr. Ulrich is the owner of ono of,
the largest billard parlors in the
northwest.
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Butting out into the ocean is Maxwell Point, and it is
from this commanding location that some wonderful
scenery, that chnnot be duplicated anywhere, may be
riewed, presenting a most fascinating coast line picture.
Directly in front of Maxwell Point are the Three Arch
Rock3, commonly known as Seal Rocks, just off shore,
which is a government bird preserve, inhabited at all times
by thousands of water fowl. Another great attraction at
this point are the sea lion that crawl upon the lower parts
of the rocks in great numbers, it is one of the very few
places on the Oregon coast where these sea mammals can
be seen hnd heard by the ordinary person.
Words can hardly explain the splendid scenic view from
Maxwell point, and one wonders why so few person shave
visited this charming spot on the Oregon coast. No vis­
itor to Oregon should go away without taking h trip to
Tillamook county and behold its scenic wonders. What
have always been a wonder to visitors are the chves north
of Maxwell Point, which in previous years could only be
reached at extreme low tide. To obviate this, Maxwell
Point is now beir.g tunnelled
U htit, however, has always been a pleasant feature in
visitmg this part of the coast, is the abundance of sea food
to be obtained—crabs, clams, mussels, and fish.
On the North of OceanBide, Cage Mehrs Light Station
is situated, built on the rugged cosat. 300 feet above the
surf, being an exceptionally interesting and attractive
«pot.
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NEW ROAD JUST COMPLETED FROM
NETARTS
TO
OCEANSIDE
PARK
Bring Your Tent and Bedding and Stay a Day or Moie
and Inspect This New Park and Camp Grounds
LIMITED NUMBER OF COTTAGES FOR RENT AT $1.50 TO $2.00 PER DAY.
Present prices of lots Mt Oceanside were made in mid-winter before wo h» i
road. They are one thin! below prices of other beach nronertv' th o h„, , ’ conimen«’ed our improvements and the building of the county
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p rt>’ ,nat h»'» less attractions than Oceanside.
Today the county mad is finished, our streets are being improved cotr,™ .
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Point.
£ * erected, large pavilion finished, and tunnel made through Mhxwell
Why not own a home at Oceanside. TilThmook City’s nearest and
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leaving your fhmily at the beach cottage?
1 «no most attractiv >e ocean beach, and drive to and from your business or work,
Kitchen Hardware and Cooking Utensils
Paint to Brighten up the Furniture
Farming Implements
As improvements are made, we will be obliged to advarv’e the nri™ „r i
property. The first plat is nearly sold out and we are now nNttino- n j
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prices For those who have a little monev to spare thnri a e.‘‘x >nv«t™ i n
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If interested in M beach lot we will gladly drive you over to Ocaanai'fo
find one of us at our office at Oceanside.
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ALEX McNAIR & CO
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HEADLIGHT
$2.00 per year
Now Is the Time To Buy
George Vath accompanied by his
daughter and W. W. Chapin spent1
Sunday and Monday here fishing and ,
report fair success. Mr. Vath is one
of the propriretors of Portland
Linotyping company and Mr. Chapin
is In the employ of the Mergenthaler
Linotype company with headquar-,
ters in Portland.
They specialize in the better waists and blouses.
They are made of the heavy quality crepe de
chine and georgette. Trimmed with home made
filet medallions. Hand embroidered, pin tucks,
fine two thread val lace and come in white, flesh
and maize. Priced to satisfy.
ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW YOU,.
Tillamook,
Tifnmv Kelly, trainer oi Peggy baiisDury, wno is to context tor tn»
female championship oi The Film Players Club at ?tar!‘$ht ?ar't*
was shocked when his favorite was knocked out by Miss Anna South
during a practice bout at the training headquarters. Anna landed on
the jaw, and I’eggy took the count eight times before she came to and
asked for aromatic spirits of ammonia«
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Graduate Nurse in Attendance
211 Tillamook Bldg.
Over Martin’s Store
Tillamook, Oregon
Garibaldi, Oregon
R. T. Boothby of Oakland, Calif., |
who spent the summer of 1921 with
C. I. Myers painting, spent several I
days in town laBt week.
Menzin and Fulop Waists
and Blouses
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CHIROPRACTOR
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Lovely coloring and beautiful designing make
these frocks quite irresistible. The different
models well suited for street or afternoon wear
are winning the approval of many admirers.
Poiret Twills in all the new shades for fall and
winter, hand embroidered in colors, fancy loose
f'owing and gathered full sleeve with fringe
trimmed cuffs cord and fringe. Gay Roman or­
naments are also used in the new trimming. Our
dresses arc new; our prices are reasonable;
choose your particular style; we will buy no
more like it, we protect your idea.
Our Nezv Fall Coats are in
Normandy cloth in
plain or fur collars
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Chiropractic is fast becoming America’s favorite
mode of healing. Millions are daily receiving
adjustments—and few indeed are the diseases
which do not readily respond to its rational ap­
plication.
It does not claim to cure, but it does assist na­
ture buck to normal by lifting the pressure from
off impinged nerves—thus permitting them to
go on their unhindered work again.
Through Chiropractic adjustments many who
were blind, can see; those once deaf, again re­
stored to hearing; those who for years have
been on crutches, find themselves needing them
no longer; while multitudes suffering from ner­
vous dieases can again slumber like a child.
Under Chiropractic adjustments stomach and
'•ver troubles, headache and constipation disap­
pear as if by magic; while fevers leave without
making their accustomed lengthy stay, and
many whose cases have been considered hope’
less are enjoying health again with those whose
.-pan has been far lengthened beyond three
score and ten.
Go where you will, these facts are in evidence.
Ask any one who has tried Chiropractic thoroly
and they will enthusiastically tell youu this and
more.
Mrs. M. E. Lohr is spending her
vacation at Netarts. Mrs. Lohr’s
cottage is near the Hanselmair cot­
tage. Her home is in Portland.
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Were your children backward In
their studies last year* If so. It
may be due to Eye trouble of some
kind. Rrlng them to Dr. Turner of
Tillamook. and it will cost you noth­
ing to have their eyes examined. If
there Is trouble he will correct it at
a very reasonable cost. If not he
will tell you so frankly. Vou owe
this to your children.
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most fav°rable time to invest in this desirable beach
S°m^, °f th ,se who bou*ht lots have
offered ^vanced
not allow the people from the outside to obtain all the best lots.
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'e ^ou an opportunity to inspect the property, or you can always
Choice lots at Oceanside for sale to those who wish to hirU
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uu wisn to Du.id their own home—No tide lands or mud Hats to un­
load on the public. For particulars write:
ROSENBERG BRO 1 HERS, ! illamook, Oregon