THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Ing with her sister, returned
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dawson
children, of Garibaldi, were in
Saturday.
Harry Fletcher of Hemlock
In
Tillamook Friday.
0. spittniesser and
Earl Ayres of Blaine was in
Paul Disney, motored to
iiville Sunday morning, return- city the last of the week.
Mr. and Mre. Wayne Phelps
k . aame day.
Mrs. Spltzmesser,
Das been in McMinnville visit- family, of Junction City, were
the city last week visiting Mrs.
Phelps’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Rowe, and her siBters, Mrs. Bertha
Chris Hanson of Bay City trans­
acted business in Tillamook Satur­
day.
I Icuuncn Î
A\\Ol!NClMLMS
METHODIST
If your eye falls upon
member it is there for your sake
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Smith
of *
not another. All that Is vital to
Blaine were in the city Saturday.
is at stake and you want to come i
FOR SALE
Hanson and Mrs. George Hoskins.
We)
and let us reason together,
Mr. and Mrs. 1 Rowe accompanied
The I may abuse preachers and churches FOR SALE—CHEAP. FORD TOUR-
them on their return home.
sometimes and think them a nuis­
ing car. See J. H. Rosenberg 2t4
Phelps family is so favorably
ance,
but
Artemus Ward said,
Trade With Men You Know
dined toward Tillamook that
“Show me a place where thet;e isn’t FOR SALE OR TRADE—5 ROOM
may move here soon.
cottage at Watseco, on Roosevelt
any meetin' house and where preach­
Mrs. C. W. Stuller and family left I ers are never seen, and I'll show you
highway. House equipped with
Tuesday for McMinnville to Join Mr. a place where old hats air stuffed
electric lights, water and fire­
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Stuller who is employed with a dry1 into broken winders, where the' place. J. H. Rosenberg.
Mira'
goods firm there.
children air dirty and ragged, where FOR SALE—NEWLY BUILT FIVE-
Mrs. Russell Hawkins of Idaville ' gates have no hinges, where
the
rooni bungalow. Convenient. Easy
was in town Monday.
wimmen air slipshod, and where
terms. Call at 901 First Street2t2
air
Mr. and Mrs. Archie French maps of the devil's wild land
palnted upon men’s shirt-bosums FOR SALE—GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE
were in Portland last week.
with two acres, on Eighth street 1
Edith Fletcher Is in the city for ! with tobacco jooce! That’s what
near Park avenue. Call at 817)
Let
us
consider
what
I
’
ll
show
you.
a few days visiting friends.
Eighth St.
2t2p
Jim Woods and son, Jess, of the preachers and churches do for
us
before
wc
aboose
’
em.
”
Blaine were in the city Monday.
FOR SALE—Horse, harness and bug-1
You aie United to hear Dr. C. E.
Mrs. Geo. Williams of Bay City
gy wagon. Can be seen any time j
Powell Sunday morning at 11:00.
was a Tillamook shopper Monday.
at the residence. D. H. Frank- !
Safeguard your home. Be careful of little things
Mrs. Pearl bovir is visiting
in He comes wel lrecommended, well in­
hauser, 1st Ave. and 8th St. 2t 2 ;
that cause fires and then make sure of protection
formed. He will interest you.
Salem for a few days.
The pastor will speak in the ev­ WANTED—PARTNER IN GARAGE
Mr. and Mrs. John Hathaway,!
with a sound insurance policy.
Subject:
“The Princely
business in Tillamook. $750 re­
J
Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Hoacy and son ening.
quired.
Inquire
X123 Head­
Max, left Monday morning for
ai Well-Digger.” You are always wel
come
at
this
church.
light.
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You need the sound pro­
hunting
trip through southern
SIMPSON HAMRICK, Pastor.
Oregon.
Insurance of
tection of a policy in • a
FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
every kind
Miss Iva Nelson of Cloverdale was
stove, bed, chairs, and all furni­
strong substantial de­
UNITED
BRETHREN
In town Saturday.
Accident & Health
ture in the house.
Apply Vincez
Tillamook services: Sunday School
pendable company — in
Mrs. Ruth Benson Jones,
who
Automobile
Jacobs, Tillamook.
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Farm
teaches in the Hebo school, was in I 10 A. M. Preaching 11 A. M. No
the
Hartford
Fire
Insur
­
evening service the 22nd. The pas­ FOR SALE—LIGHT
Fidelity & Surety
PAIR OF
the city Saturday.
ance Company for ex­
Bonds
horses
with
harness. G. A.
* Carpet and Rug weaving. Corner tor will speak at Beaver at 3 P. M..
Fire
Broughton. Beaver.
2t3p
of 1st avenue Eeast and Sth St. D. and at Pleasant Valley at 8 P. M.
ample.
Life
Nothing long faced about these J
H.
FrankhauSer.—2tf.
Live Stock
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A
Plate Glass
Mrs. Edrie LaBare Melchuish, who services. You will find them
Dairy ranch on the coast, 60 acres
Public Liability
taught last year in the Tillamook | sure cure for the blues. Come!
rich sandy bottom land, 14 acres
W. O. WOOLEVER. Minister.
Call on
Workman’s
grade school, Is back again for
a
Compensation
set to Logans, 2 acres in straw-
few weeks, substituting for Ger-1
this agency
berries; fine buildings, 1 1-2 mi les
PRESBYTERIAN
trude Imus who has gone to Port-1
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
to town, good school and nelgh-
land for medical treatment.
Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Sub­ bors; 15 miles from Salem, Runn-
Pete Brown returned Wednesday
ing water, This is splendid land for
from a trip to Portland and south­ ject: “God’s Family.”
There
will
he
no
evening
worship.
vegetables, berries or for hogs; 40
ern Washington.
Train an automobile up in . the acres in cultivation. Price $12.000.
G. A. Reeher made a trip to Sa­
Full particulars in first letttr.
lem in his car Saturday morning, way it should go and on Sunday It
“The Insurance Man’’
John H. Scott, 228 Ore. Building,
returning Sunday afternoon, bring- will go to church.
Phones: Mutual & Hêll 43-J
21 Years in Tillamook
Always a warm welcome to all.
Salem, Oregon.
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Ing with him Mrs. Reeher and baby
ALLAN
A.
McREA,
Minister.
daughter.
FOR SALE— 40 ACRE
RANCH
Miss Ethel Roe, of McMinnville,
3 room house, barn, stock and
is spending a few weeks at the Hu-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boos of Forest
equipment.
All in crop and all
bert O'Dell home.
last
Grove visited F. R. Cardiff
irrigated. Price $4500. $1500. cash
i
John Weiss, Jr., of Hemlock, was week.
balance to suit purchaser.
S-a ths Champions
in town the first of the week?
80 ACRES, 6 room house, orchard, I
barn, stock and equipment. A
R. B. Miller and C. W. Barrick;
TO THE VOTERS OF TILLAMOOK
real country home-—At a bargin—
left Tuesday for Portland.
COUNTY
All under water.
Berl Burckard, who has for some
.
Have some good trades.
time been an operator at the local¡
As I am a candidate for the office
Write us or come and see the won­
PORTLAND, NOV. 4-11
plant of the Pacific Telephone com - ! of County Commissioner of Tilla­
derful opportunities In Central Ore.
pany, has been transferred to the1 mook County in the general elec­ REDMOND LAND AND LOAN CO.
$75,000 in Premium*--Beef and Dairy
Breed*—Honei, Swine, Sheep and Goat*
Portland office.
tion to be held on Tuesday, Novem­
REDMOND, OREGON.
Western Winter poultry and R*bbit Show,
ber 7th, 1922, I respectfully solicit
The Presbyterian Guild will
Western Dairy Products Show—Manufac­
a big Harvest Dinner, Thursday ev­ your support and vote at that time FOR SALE Two acre tract In edge
turers and Land Products Show —
of Tillamook .City.
Fine eight
Night Horse Show.
ening, Oct. 26th, at the Guild Hall,. on the following platform and dec-
room
house,
garage,
and other
laration
of
principles:
Largest exposition of its kind in America
6:30 P. M. Everybody Is invited to ;
—10 acres under one roof!
I believe that you will all agree,
out buildings.
Inquire of Roy
eats.
Only
attend. Lots of good
with me that taxes and the cost of
Woods, Beaver, Oregon.
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REMEMBER THE DAT
50c a palte.—Adv.
carrying on the county business
returned
to
!
Mrs. John Conklin
should be reduced at least 25 per VAUGHN DRAGSAWS — HEAVY
PORTLAND,
her home in Aberdeen after spending cent or more and that this can be
and light weights, with and with­
OREGON.
Mr. done without impairing the efflency
some time with her parents,
out clutch.
Prices reduced Feb­
of various departments of the coun­
and Mrs. F. C. Feldschau.
ruary 1st. E. G. Krebs.
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ty. If elected I will devote my
whole time and energy to the af­ FOR SALE or TRADE—Four choice
fairs of the county as a whole. I
lots on Main street in Baker, Ore.,
will do all in my power to see that
.five minutes walk from postoffice
we secure a dollar in value for ev-1
In best residence district, will sac­
ery dollar expended. I would de­
rifice for 1800, or will take good
mand that all county officials ride
auto for all or part. Box 416,
in their own cars, buy their own
Tillamook, or Inquire R117 Head­
tires, gas and oil. or walk; for I be-1
light office.
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lieve that this practice is entirely
wrong In furnishing automobiles FOR SALE—80 acre farm near
Beavre, Oregon. House and barn.
for plasure and ’’joy riding.”
I
Six acres cultivated, ten acres
would be County Commissioner for
slashed. School near property.
all the people. I do not believe in
Good neighborhood. Address BN
taking on road building projects at
103, care Headlght.
43-tO
this time that cannot be completed
within the term of office. I be­
HELP WANTED
lieve hat all road work should be
kept within the appropriations and WANTED - MAN WITH TEAM To
confined where necessary to main
haul 35 yards of gravel in pay­
trunk highways and In mainten­
ment for tile.
Tillamook Clay
ance of Intersecting or side roads. Works.
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The per capita tax of Tillamook
County Is $104.52, the highest of
WANTED TO BUY
; any county in the state of Oregon,
he per capita tax in 1911 was WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
1 $36.14.
Tillamook dairymen In
sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual
¡1920 received over $2,000.00000
phone.
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for our famous cheese and our
taxes for 1921 was $*05,000 00. In
FOR RENT ____
What this bill really proposes is to substitute state
1921 the Tillamook dairymen re­ l’OiF RENT Modern 6 room
control over the education of your children for your control.
ceived $1,500,000.00 and our taxes
Ished house. Inquire ol
for the 1922 payments is over $920.-
The people of Michigan have already overwhelmingly
Martin.
St
Garage
000 00—and this in i view of the
defeated this measure, because it attacked the freedom of
. Fifth St.
I
fact
that
the
incc
ne
of
our
dafry-
education.
men had fallen off approxlmately
$500.000-00 or fully 25 per cent in
Protect your rights which are being endangered —do
Income. Tillamook County as a
not be misled by the name ci thio il. Read the proposed
whole will pay this year over one
bill carefully. Read the campaign literatura Find out
million ($1,000. 00000) in taxes. Is
the intent of the bill which is disguised by the title.
i It not time that somethirig was
I done to put on the br akes? ??’?
You will find that that they propose school monoply.
1 want the voters of Tillamook
A hidden attack upon freedom of education.
I County to know just where I stand
and if you believe as I do, favor me
with your vote at the general elec-
tion on Tuesday. November 7th,
Showing beautiful pat­
1922
I hereby pledge that I will
tern hats in black and
keep faith with the people.
all the new shades of
Yours very truly.
Adv. 51t4
R. O. RICHARDS.
brown, draped turbans
A.D.S
Mrs. E. W. Wallace of Beaver was
in town Thursday.
Milk of Magnesia
FOR BABIES—
A tablespoonful in Baby’s Milk avoids
sour, acid stomach and colic. Try it
and note the improvement that follows
quickly.
FOR ADULTS—
It eliminates many causes of ill health
by causing better digestion.
PROTECT IT!
8 ounces 25c
16 ounces 50c
LAMAR’S DRUG STORE
Tillamook, Oregon
•I
ROLLIE W. WATSON
ifio International
Live Stock Exposition
We Thank You!
We knew it was only thoughtlessness but we are surprised
at the result, and wish to thank the hundreds of customers who
have flocked into our store since 'Oct. 1st and paid their bills
In full.
We appreciate that kind of co operation,
now you do appreciate our efforts to give you
The reason that this name is misleading is
because we already have compulsory educa­
tion under the present existing law, and we
already have compulsory teaching in English
in all schools.
AUTUMN
MILLINERY
Vote 315X NO on the
School Monopoly Bill
POLLYANNA SHOP
Called on the ballot Compulsory Education Bill
A Full Line of
cent
your expectation.
us.
If we made any error in your account,
We gladly correct them.
CONOVER & CONOVER
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
by using
PACIFIC
STUMPING
POWDER
ERE’S what you’ve been
looking for,—a dynamite
equal in strength to other
stumpingpu.. Jershuf costing less
per stick! And we Lave it for you
in PACIFIC STUMPING,—a
powder made by du Pont, whose
explosives always give satisfaction.
Besiaes having 130 1J4 x 8-inch
sticks to the 50-pound case,—other
standard stumping powders having
about 85—PACIFIC. STUMPING
POWDER will not fre c nor cause
headache from handling So you
si looting
have three »ci.:,
!
PACIFIC STUMPING, (1) one-
tc ct
half mote
headaches!
thawing;«
Every dol
stump -
more
Kiers.
¡tímate
X your
land cleai
KING CRENSHAW HARDWARE CO
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS ft CO., Inc., PORTLAND, ORE.
of velvet and metal.
Needlework & Infants Wear
Millinery and Dresses
Mrs. Orpha Eastman
t
pei*
value for your money, and we shall endeavor to
The School Monopoly Bill
has a misleading name!
VT'OU have an interest in schools? Then be
sure to understand the true meaning of the
School Monopoly Bill which is called on the
ballot the Compulsory Education Bill.
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The New Crusher
Felt Hats
Miss M. Patterson
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