THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
'griday-October ^7> W2
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was bad as each burned out her for­
tune and read it aloud. The lunch
was dainty and appropriate and very
much appreciated by all. Those
present were just the members
the Shakespeare Club.
NE of the great factors for
On Friday afternoon of last week
good in our community is the
the L. D. Club was entertained at
large number of women’s societies
and clubs, of which we now have ov­ the home of Mrs. J. H. Rosenberg,
FOR SALE
er twenty. They range in activity with Mrs. Henry White assisting
hostess.
The
members
present
were
from those purely for pleasure, to
FOR SALE—37 FOOT DEEP SEA
those which take up the study
of Mrs. Armentrout. Mrs. Boone, Mrs.
trolling boat. 14 horse power. I
Gabriel.
Mrs.
Hays,
Mrs.
Hoy,
Mrs.
literature and civic affairs
and
heavy duty engine. First class
those concerned with welfare work,! 'Iai.is. Mrs. Ilosley, Mrs. Bert Leach
shapa. Price $650. See Hudson
Mrs.
Mathers»,
Mrs
Odell.
Mrs.
H
in which the aid societies of the
at Hudson's Garage.
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fonie and see our staring owls, the grinning jack-o-lanterns
various churches are the most prom­ IL Rosenberg, Mrs. J. 11. Rosenberg.
Mrs.
Styles
and
Mrs
White.
Mrs.
r
.ind the terrible witches and crouching black cats.
inent. The oldest of the study!
FOR SALE FIVE ROOM MODERN
clubs has been in existence for eigh-l Drew was the invited guest. The fol­
They all help to make your party spiritey and successful.
bungalow, with basement, in good
teen years and long before that lowing officers were elected for the
condition.
situated
on
high
A1S"
there were a number of aid societies coming yea : Mrs. Henry White,
ground. For sale by owner, In­
Hallowe’en invitations
in the town. Because of the great1 president; Mrs. Will Hosley, vice
quire Headlight Office Z125. sti
interest shown in club affairs in president: Mrs. Hubert Odell, secre­
Place cards
ROOM
Tillamook, we will endeavor to tary. After the business meeting FOR SALE MODERN 5
Napkins
was closed, a delicious uncheon was
Bungalow furnished, . On corner
print in this column each week
a
Decorative crepe paper
rei ved and the club adjourned
to
lot one block from main paved
short history of one club.
Cut-Outs
meet at Mrs. R. N. Henkle’s on No-
thoroughfare, with large garage. I
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<■■• .!. with Mrs. Moulton as as­
poultry house and garden spot. ;
Illuminated silhouettes
SHAKESPEARE CLUB
sistant
hostess.
Owner
leaving city is offering to j
This
fall
the
Shakespeare
(
Table decorations
sell for $2600. $1,000 cash bal-
began its nineteenth year of at
Doilies
ance on easy terms. This is a
Mrs. W. C. Brumbach entertained;
|ty. It was started in nineteen hun-!
Favors, etc., etc.
high class buy either for a home
I dred four with twelve members, four delightfully Friday afternoon at her I
or an investment. Full particu­
| of whom are still in the club: Mrs. home on Lake street, Ilwaco. Wash.,
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lars at Y124 Headlight.
| B. C. Lamb, Mrs. John Groat, Mrs. honoring the seventy-fifth birthday!
O, I, Clough and Mrs. H. C. Cren­ anniversary of her mother, Mrs. M. j
shaw. Other members who
have Page, of Tillamook, Oregon. This FOR SALE—CHEAP. FORD TOUR-
ing car. See J. H. Rosenberg 2t4
been added since that time are: Mrs charming affair was a complete sur­
THE REXALL STORE
prise to the honor guest. Lovely fallj
C.
J.
Edwards,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Reichers
OREGON
TILLAMOOK
FOR SALE OR TRADE—5 ROOM
I Mrs. David Robinson, Mrs E. E. flowers decorated the Brumbach;
cottage at Watseco, on Roosevelt
■ I Koch, Mrs E. T. Haltom, Mrs. F. C. home, with Hallowe'en novelties for
highway. House equipped with
Novel guessing contests;
Baker, Mrs. Oscar Schultz and Mrs. favors.
electric lights, water and flre-
Webster
Holmes.
The purpose were among the diversions of the af-l place. J. H. Rosenberg.
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indicated by the ternoon with Mrs. Wilson Graham
t of the club, as
FOR
SALE
—
NEWLY
BUILT
FIVE-
name, is the study of Shakespeare’si and Mrs. W. C. Morden winning
room bungalow. Convenient. Easy
wtorks. Among other things they prizes. Mrs. Brumbach, assisted by!
terms. Call at 901 First Street2t2
; have accomplished was the donation Mrs. L. E. Stone, served delicious re- I
freshments
to
the
following
guests,
of a silver cup to the debating so-
FOR SALE GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE
cietiesiof the local high school sev- all of whom were old friends of Mrs. ,
with two acres, on Eighth street
Page: Mrs. James Graham, Mrs. Wil-J
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eral years ago.
near Park avenue. Call at 817
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son Graham, Mrs. L A. Myers, Mrs.
Eighth St.
2t2p
M. M. Hawkins. Mrs Eva Rogers.
CLUB CALENDAR
FOR
SALE
—
Horse,
harness
and
bug­
Swastika Club meets Oct. 27; at| Mrs. N. Spencer, Mis. W. B. Haw-;
gy
wagon.
Can
be
seen
any
time
kins, Mrs. W. C. Morden, Mrs. M. E.
the home of Mrs. W. J. Hill.
at the residence. D. H. Frank-
Priscilla Club will meet Nov. 3 at Sprague, Mrs. J. W. Howerton. Mrs. j
haueer, 1st Ave. and 8th St. 2t2
the home of Mrs. Albert Plank.
I Priscilla Harrold and Mrs. Page, the;
The Sunshine Club will meet Oct. honor guest. Mrs. Page has resided ! WANTED PARTNER IN GARAGE
in Tillamook for the . past thirty
31 at the Woodman hall.
business in Tillamook. $750 re­
Kensington Club will meet Nov. three years, and frequently visits
quired.
Inquire
XI23 Head­
here, the guest of her son-in-law and
1, at the Masonic hall.
light.
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The Friday Brüige Club meets daughter. Major and Mrs. W. C. __ __________________________________
¡FOR SALE -HOUSEHOLD GOODS J
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL GYM.
Oct. 27 at the home of Mrs. D. O. Brumbach .
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stove, bed, chairs, and all furni- I
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Spitzmesser.
ture in the house.
Apply Vincez
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IF YOU LIKE A GOOD MINSTREL
The friends and neighbors or Mrs.
Jacobs,
Tillamook.
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H.
C.
Speare
honored
her
with
a
The Women’s Club met at Mrs.
SHOW DON’T FORGET THE DATE
the FOR
R. N. Henkle’s home Wednesday, ! surprise party at her home on
SALE -LIGHT
PAIR OF
Oct. 25. with fifteen members and j afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 26, the
horses
with
harness, G. A.1
two guests, Mrs. J. H. Rosenberg occasion being the eighty-first anni­
Broughton, Beaver.
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The guests:
and Mrs.*J. E. Reedy, present. The versary of her birth.
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FOR
SALE
OR
EXCHANGE
FOR
A
club is now taking up a study of the brought with them a birthday cake,'
Dairy
ranch
on
the
coast,
60
acres
Mrs. J. B. ! with candles, and- other refresh­
history of--"Oregon.
rich sandy bottom land, 14 acres
Grider read a paper on the early ex ments.
set to Logans, 2 acres in straw-
en­
plorers of the mouth of the Columbia ! A most pleasant afternoon was
berries: fine buildings, 1 1-2 miles
and Mrs. Frank Hunter took up the joyed by all present. Beside Mrs.
to town, good school and neigh-
discoveries of the source of
the Speare, those present were Mrs. Le­
bors;
15 miles from Salem, Runn-
Columbia. Mrs. Albert Keesee dis-1 ila lloty, Mrs. May Drew, Mrs. Hen­
ing water. Thls is splendid land for
ry
White,
Mrs.
H
E.
Styles.
Mrs.
L.
cussed the naming of the Columbia.
vegetables, berries or for hogs; 40
Following these papers there was a W. Turnbull, Mrs. Clara Turnbull,
acres
in cultivation. Price $12,000.
general discussion of the county Mrs. Sarah Hayward and Mrs. A. ,M.
Full particulars in first letttr.
Now Is the Time for Passage of School Bill
unit plan of schools. , The new mem-1 Ginn.
John H. Scott, 228 Ore. Building,
bers taken in at this meeting were!
Salem, Oregon.
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Mrs. E. E. Koch. Mrs. John Math- ¡CALL FOR COUNTY ROAD FUND
40 ACRE
RANCH
ers and Mrs. C. S. Winneck.
Re-1
AND GENERAL FUND WAR­ FOR SALB
Passage of the Compulsory Public School Attendance bill now—this year freshments were served by the hos- j
3 room house, barn, stock and
—will lnsum that a minimum number of private schools and private school
RANTS.
equipment.
All in crop and all
pupils will be affected. Of the 36 counties of Oregon 16 are at present with­ tess and all present enjoyed a most
Irrigated. Price $4500. $1500. cash
out any private schools whatever The combined aggregate of pupils In all pleasant and profitable afternoon, j
All county road fund warrant» en­
balance to BUit purchaser.
the private schools tn five other counties is fewer than 200. The total The club will meet Nov. 15 at the
dorsed prior to and including the 80 ACRES, 6 room house, orchard,
attoadar.. at the private schools, of the grammar grades, of Oregon is about home of Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
10th day of June. 1922, and all gen»-
barn, stock and equipment. A
9841 The total attendance at the public schools, of the grammar grades,
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is about 131,689. Surely if the public schools are good enough for the 131,689,
eral fund warrants endorsed prior
real country home—At a bargin—
The Pythian Sister’s card party; to and Including ihe 31st day
they are also good enough for the other 9841.
All under water.
of
Have some good trades.
At present, while the private schools are few and small, is the time to last Tuesday night was well attend­ May, 1922, will be paid upon pre­
make the change proposed by the public school bill.
ed considering the stormy weather, sentation. Interest ceases this 26th
Write us or come and see the won­
derful opportunities In Central Ore.
COSTS, No tax will be levied for year» to come, as the bill does not ten tables being used. Mrs. Orpha day of October. 1922.
REDMOND LAND AND LOAN CO.
take effect until September, 1926. and no tax then if the amendment is In the Eastman won high score for the wo­
KATHLEEN MILLS.
REDMOND, OREGON.
men and Mrs. A. K. Stanley, conso­ St 1
courts for several years
County Treasurer
Samuel Roley had high
It hen ail attend our free public schools the additional cost will be slight, lation.
FOR SALE—Two acre tract In edge
for the overhead will be the same. Most of the children will find a place score for the men.
Refreshments
of Tillamook City.
Fine eight j
CARD OF THANKS
In existing classes and the added expense to the average taxpayer will be were served and everyon had a good
room house, garage, and other ,
nominal. The great benefit to our nation will be worth many times the small
out buildings.
Inquire of Roy
We wish to extend our thanks to;
time.
eost
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Woods, Beaver, Oregon.
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our neighbors and friends for their
Now is the time to pass this measure, insuring that in Oregon al) of
The regular meeting of the Kill! kindness and help during our grief : VAUGHN DRAGSAWS — HEAVY
eur children will be educated to a common patriotism, common ideals and a
an.fled allegiance to our institutions.
Kare Klub was held last Thursday in the loss of our father and
hus- I
and light weights, with and with­
at the home of Mrs. J. H. Rosen­ band.
out clutch.
Prices reduced Feb­
berg. After the regular business of
ruary 1st. E. G. Krebs.
15-tf
J. B TALKINGTON,
the meeting was disposed of two
MRS. L. M. TALKINGTON FOR SALE or TRADE—Four choice
P. S MALCOLM, 33
very interesting papers on
birth
lots on Main street in Baker, Ore.,
Inspector-General in Oregon,
control were read by Mrs. E. T.
.five minutes walk from postofftce
Ancient and Accepted Sc Ltlsh Rite.
COMPULSORY SCHOOL
in best residence district, will sac­
Boals and Mrs. H. A. Franklin, one
(Paid Advertisement)
LEGISLATION
rifice for $800, or will take good
negative, the other affirmative. The
auto for all or part. Box 418.
guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Arthur L. Veazie, representing
Tillamook, or inquire R117 Head­
Case, Mrs. Turnbull and Mrs. Marc
Non-Sectarian and Protestant Bur­
light office.
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Bays of Cloverdale. A very dainty
The highest
eau, will speak against the so-called
FOR SALE—80 acre farm near
lunch was served. The club meets
Clmpulsory School Bill at the follow­
Beavre, Oregon. House and bam. I
In November with Mrs. Aiderman
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ing meetings:
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QUALITY FLOUR
Six
acres cultivated, ten acres.
and Mrs. Poorman.
Wheeler, Vosiurg Hall, Friday,
slashed. School near property.
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Milled
Good neighborhood. Address BN
Mrs. Ira Smith entertained
the Oct. 27, at 8:00 P. M.
103, care Headlght.
<3-t0
Coverdale .School House, Satur-I
Shakespeare Club at her home
on
On the Pacific Coast
day, Oct. 28, at 2:00 P- M.
Tuesday afternoon.
The afternoon
HELP WANTED
Tillamook, City Hall, Saturday,
from the
was spent with fancy work and the
VUANTF.b
MAN WITH ’fWAMTO
Oct. 28. at 8:00 P. M.—Adv.
exchange of new ideas and thoughts, i
h
haul 35 yards of gravel in pay­
CHOICEST HARD
The color scheme for the decorations
ment for tile.
Tillamook Clay
at Works.
The girlB’ industrial school
was orange and black, large mari­
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WHEAT GROWN
golds and brilliant nasturtiums being Salem, recently destroyed by fire, is
the flowers used, with black
cats, to be rebuilt at a cost of $32,000.
WANTED TO BUY
in the northwest
jack-o-lanterns, etc., pertaining to
WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
The Pacific States Telephone
Hallowe'en The long table was es­
sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual
Is
expending
$2,000
on
a
new
pecially attractive with its center­
phone.
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of nasturtiums in a large glass from Wheeler to Nehalem.
Sold by piece
FOR RENT
glass basket, black cats wandering
Positive signs of high grade oil
RICHEST PATENT— '
it The place card»
over
around
and
FOR
RENT
FARM. FOUR MILE-
ALL THE LEADING
_•♦• hard whekt
and favors were small pumpkins, have been dlscove^d at the Oakland-
from city, good buildings,
SsdNLOUR-
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DEALERS IN The favors each inclosed a fortune Sutherlin well near Roseburg.
dress Box 506, Tillamook.
in the form of a quotation from
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TILLAMOOK Shakespeare, These were held over The Beaver Portland Cement Co.a FOR RENT- MODERN 6 ROOM
furnished house. Inquire of G. A.
the candles to bring out the letters has started the construction of
Martin at Sunset Garage, or 315
COUNTY so they could be read. Much fun huge lime plant at Grants Pass.
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W. Fifth St.
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$
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Oo-o-oh! Gracious!
A spooky, full of fun
Hallowe’en Party
All Expect Rain
And we get it.
You expect us to have a
full stock
seasonable
of
merchandise
on hand at all times, and we do.
?
We expect you to pay
agreed, and some
of
us
you
promptly
don’t.
as
Can
you beat.it?
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CONOVER
ft
CONOVER
TILLAMOOK.
OREGON
3H
WALLPAPER
C. I. CLOUGH CO.
The largest stock of wallpaper ever in Tillamook
Wholesale and Retail
Faints, Oils, Turpentine, Etc.
HERE IT IS!
C. L. LEWIS COMPANY
The Alabama Minst els
For good meal and
real service
Friday» Novemder 3, 1922
BUNGALO W CAFE
Great Western Transportat’n Co
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PORTLAND—TILLAMOOK
Two Trucks Daily
Special rates on household goods and bulky commodities.
Vote 314 x Yes
Rate: 55c per hundred
El Mb
28 W
LAMB SCHRADER CO
One Flag—One School—One Language
WE LEAD
Business is Good
Tillamook Tire Company
E. F. ROGERS
DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR MOVING
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The City Transfer
IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS
INTO YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO
COVER ALL YOUR GOODS
CALL US DAY OR NIGHT
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OTHERS FOLLOW
In Quality And In Price
MILLS*
vim
John Mathers, Agt
Our Motto:
Quick service and reasonable rates.