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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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TILLAMOOK POST NO. 47
AMERICAN LEGION
SWASTIKA CLUB
DEPARTMENT OF OREGON
nineteen hundred uni1 eight
Swastika club was formed
'Ällamook, Oregon, Nov. t>, 1922
among the young mothers of the Comrades :
community with a membership
of
FOE SAI- l
fot rteen, the object being the ex
Another year has rolled around and the time 1 as come again to celebrate Arm­
change of idea$, on child raising and
DEEP
SEA
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housekeeping. Since its inception istice Day—the anniversary of that day four years ago when an armistice was declared
¿lug boat. K horse power,, there have been twenty babies
on
in the World War.
in duty engine. First class ¡ the club cradle roll, many
of
whom
See Hudson,
Price
are
now
in
high
school,
Of late
3tf
This event has now become what General Pe
1 ; has termed “Civilizations In­
Hudson’s Garantì.
years the club has become
asocial
7¿E-F¡VE ROOM modern afternoon club. Three of the orig- ternational Independence Day,” and all World War veterans are summoned to ob­
Inal members still belong: Mrs. Carl
Lplo*. with basement, in good
z
high Haberlach, Mrs. E. T. Haltoin and serve it.
ntlon,
situated
on
Lnd. For sale by owner. In­ Mrs. Erwin Harrison. The other
S. A. Moulton, Mayor of Tillamook, has proclaimed a holiday for the occasion
L Headlight Office Z125. sti members are: Mrs. R. B. Hays, Mrs.
E. E. Koch, Mrs. J. C. Holden, Mrs.
HiSTMODERN 5 ROOM A. A. Hall, Mrs. David Kuratll, Mrs. and Tillamook Post No. 47 has arranged a ceiCLiauon.
Ljalow furnished. On corner Gordon Burge,
W. J. iiiii.
There will be a parade of Company “K,” 162nd Infantry, ordered by Brigadier
Lne block from main paved Two vacancies I
.'.used by
garage, Mrs. H. E. Tn I
Loughfare, with large
!
.1rs.
Joe General George A. White. The K. P. band will also participate in this parade, which
Lj-ry house and garden spot. Mcglnnls movii., ..,
During
the I
Lt,leaving ci y is offering to
wiar the club helped extensively in will take place at 10:30 Saturday morning. This will be followed at 11 o’clock by speak­
Lor »2600. 31.000 cash bal-
the Red Cross work both in a \nan—
L on easy terms. This Is a cial way and by sewing. They also ing at the City Hall. J. W. Mott, city attorney of Astoria, will give the address of the
L class buy either for a home
sent several much appreciated cakes
Lj investment. Full partlcu- to the Tillamook coast artillery day, assisted by Lieut. George N. Harness, chaplain.
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company at Fort*Columbia. At one;
In the afternoon at 2 o’clock there will be a football game between the high
P ale - cheap , ford tour - time the club donated a set it of has books
al—J school team and a team from Company “K.”
The evening will be filled by a smoker at
to the public library and
tcar. See J. H. Rosenberg 2t4
ways been their practice to
help
the city hall, for which an excellent card has been secured, and a dance given by the
[SALE OR TRADE—5 ROOM some poor family at Christmas
time.
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luge at Watse o, on Roosevelt
Legion at the K. P, hall.
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Lway. House equipped 'with I
Mrs. E. E. Koch will present Ev-i
Cric lights, water and flre-
This program can fill an entire day and you are hereby called from your labors
erett
Williams, Charles Koch, Annie'
[ J. H. Rosenberg.
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Burton, Marlon Honey, Jack Kina- tO participate in this one big day for The American Legion.
|?ALE--XEWLY BUILT FÌVE-
mon, Karl Zweifel, Marjorie Wiley,
L bungalow . Convenient. Easy
The following heads of the various committees on the program have been ap
C. Call at 901»First Street2t2 Vera Rosenberg, Ruth Kuratli, Ruth
Dorothy Esch, Margurite
,_________________________ Beals,
I sa E e L go OD 7 ROOM HOUSE | Zweifel, Mary and Mabie Harrison, j pointed: Speaking, George N. Harness: Music. C. H. Coe; Football, F. L. Eberman
its two acres, on Eighth street Wayne Wiley, Lunetta Pollock, Car­ Dance, Tony Werner; Entertainment, H. L. Gilliam; Smoker, Leland B. Ervin.
gr Park avenin
Call at 817 rol Schultz, Muriel Wiley, Oliver;
tilth St.
2t2p
Mathers and Ramona Ilaltom in a
Lay aside your work this one day ana be with us to celebrate.
piano
recital
at
the
studio,
506
2nd
KALi—Horse, harness and bug-
V/i..__
DR. J. E. SHEARER, Commander.
■ wagon. Can be seen any time avenue. Friday evening, November
10th,
at
8
o
’
clock.
Everyone
inter-j
I the residence
D. H. Frank-1
j
• ?(SEL, Adjutant.
Lser, 1st Avg, and 8th St. 2t2 ested Invited.
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BED—PARTNER IN GARAGE
The following program will
Sam Moulton, with Mrs. Roy Henkle
■r.ess in Tillamook. $750 re- given by the Monday Musical
, assisting hostess.
The following
L"i.
Inquii.
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on Nov. 13, at the home of
, members were present. Mrs. Boone,
k;
?tf.
Koch.
Mrs. Bunn, Mrs. Gabriel. Mrs. Hayes,
Current events, Mrs. Carroll.
Mrs. Harris, Mrs Hosley, Mrs. Hoy.
[SALE- -HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
The-muslcal education and begin-i Mrs. Leach. Mis O’Dell, Mrs. H. H.
i, bed, chairs, and all fumi-1
uing of Wagner’s compositions, Mrs. Rosenberg; Mrs. J. H. Rosenberg.
L? in the house.
Apply Vlncezi
Esch.
Mis. Steinbach, Mr . Styles and Mrs.
lobs, Tillamook
2t2 i
Story of the opera “Rlenze,’’
Henry White. Mrs. Frisby was the
SAL
PAIR OF Ward.
guest. After a pleasant and profit­
F
it!
harness. G. A.
Overture from ‘‘Rlenze.’’
able afternoon a delicious lunclFwa-
k-
it i-
Story of the opera, "Flying Dutch served.
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■ SALE OR
: angs for a man.” Mrs. Burton.
Contemporary composer aqil forms
lir^ ranch < the coast, 60 acres
The Methodist Ladles’ Aid
Monday afternoon at the homo
fc sandy !■
land, 14 acres of'musical compositions, Mr. Turn
I
Mrs. Lloyd Edwards and Friday af
teres in straw- bull.
'■Guide Tho h My Step!3,” Cher ternoon at tile Home ol Mrs. -larry
fin
3,“ 11-2 mlles
ubi.il.
’1 homas. The aid is working stren
I town, g.. ;
>ol and nelgh-
•Iville,
”
Rossini.
:v- for a
■ : p-h ihev wili
’
’
■Garber
of
i 15 mil.
Salem. Runn-
I» .It :
Visitors fee 10c.
hold Dec b and II at the Palm con
l'lendld land for
Cpcc o'
th'
■tablea, !
fçctloi ¡y
or for hogs; 40
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Coate-
en-i
bin cui*;
|ow is al the head
Price 112,000.
|U partici ' - rs in first letttr. f’tertefned the members of St. Albans woik and .1 nut.ili
hn H. Sc t>. 22S Ore. Building, Epiecopal Mission '.nd their frien 1 serviceable article
bn, Orc. <
A
2t2
fh uior of Ar ■ h.'eacon Black
The
Mrs. Gcor
IALE-— 4Q ACRE
RANCH guests were Archdeacon J. C. Black,|
'
1
Clarence
Sta
■BOm h
barn, stock and of Portland. Mr and Mrs Oscar! j y
r' j. v. G. ch;
Winslow's
kipnient.
All in crop and,all
Schultz. Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Delaney. home Wednesday afternoon. The
[gated. Pri- • $4500. $1500. cash
Mr. and Mrs. I. A Adams. Mr. and looms were tastefully decorated with
pace to suit purchaser.
delicious
pRES, 6 room bouse, orchard, Mrs. L. W. Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. autumn leaves and a
►». etock and equipment. A Ft A. Beltz. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Dis­ luncheon appiopiiute to Thahksgiv
► country homo—At a bargin—1 ney, Mrs. J. L. Keeley, Mrs A. K. lug .was served. Beside the members
R tinder water.
Case, Mrs. Elizabeth Fronk. Mrs. Art those present were Mrs. Iladley, Mrs
I Have some good trades.
Case. Miss Georgia Barry, Percy H. A. Franklin, Mrs. Alva Williams
Fite us or come and see the won- Sheldon and L. V. Eberhardt.
and Mrs. Harry Thomas
F- opportunities in Central Ore.
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PIOND LAND AND LOAN CO.
Mrs. J. C. Holden and Mrs. E. D
REDMOND. OREGON.
Allen entertained a number of ladies
acre tract- In edge on Tuesday evening, election night,
| TUlamook City.
Fine eight
in honor of ¿Andy Gump, the inde ­
house, garage, said other
Professor Pepp— -Dec. 8.
F buildings.
Inquire of Roy pendent candidate for congress. Each
Andy
lady
was
”
presented
with
an
F°0s. Beaver, Ore®rm.
84tf
Mrs. Webster Holmes is attending
worn
Gump button which was
dragsaws — heavy throughout the evening. Unique the stock show this week.
C "sht weights, with and wlth-
The Methodist Ladies Aid was
F clutch.
Prices reduced Feb- place cards of Andy Gump in various
FT 1st. E. G. Krebs.
15-tf ' poses were prepared. To prove his tertained onday afternoon at
Andy home of Mrs. Lloyd Edwards,
high regard for the ladies,
fSALE or TRADE—Four choice
' sent his photo for each guest. Ev - afternoon was spent in sewing
F on Main street in Baker, Ore.,
from mak.ug plans for the bazaar which
F* minutes walk from postofffce| ' eryone gave some quotation
speeches. the Aid will hold on Dec. 8 and
Andy's
famous
campaign
t‘*'1 residence district, will aac-
pt* for i'Oo. or will take good which caused a great deal of laugh­
Professor Pepp—Dec. 8._
the
for all or part. Box 416, ter. 500 war played through
Rmook, or inquire R117 Head- | evening, Mrs. Oscar Schultz winning
Mr. and Mrs. E. Glad and datigli
F“ office.
44tf ! high honors and Sirs. George Hansl- ter, Evelyn, were called to Salem
malr the consolation. The hostesses Sunday on account of tfie critical
I ‘■'LE 1 REGISTERED jer
i served dainty refreshments
and condition of their son, Ed, who has
f yearling .ired by St. Mawes
were assisted by Mrs. Clark Hadley undergone a very serious operation
Duke (bull owned by
E.
The and is reported as imporving very
r°'' Dam Retraites, imported and Miss LaVerna Holden.
following were guests: Mesdames slowly.
L/ Maad of Jersey. Also one
Allen. Al ierman. Anderson, Bales.
Mill calf, 4 months old,
John Redberg of Oretown bought
A. K.
C/ by one f Len McCormack’s Baker, B irge, Beltz. Boals,
n7w Dodge touring car Saturday.
a
Condit,
| Case, Ari Case, Clough,
L/T an'4
was champion and
Word was received here this week
P8** rhampion Jersey cow
at Crenshaw. A. F. Coatee. Carrol. Con­
over,
Franklin,
Ford,
French.
Ilab-
that
Cloyd Dawson, formerly of this
E Nellie International, 1920.
Holdem. Hays, xflace, passed the highest in a civil
erlach.
Holmes.
hn
also won milking con-
King service examination in accountancy
Fpllwiook county fair. The Hanslmair, Koch. Kuraltl.
Mason in Portland In which over two hun
Lamb,
Klehnis,
Leonard.
L? on the above animals
la
Morrison. Poorman, Partridge, Plank dred participated. He will probably
al *2
^erril Smith, owner.
Reedy, Riechera, J. H. Rosenberg. be called to Washington, D. C.. soon
".^^-'' augha F drag saw H. H. Rosenberg. O. Schultz. C to continue hia studies.
Steinbach,
T tlutch, one 8 ft. and one Schultz.
Stranahan,
Charles Lamb, who Is a senior in
P
Made. All as good
as Small, M. Smith, Sharp, Turnbull,
the University of Oregon, has been
Groat
W’m.
X.
A.
E
Williams.
Rife, Mutual Winslow,
chosen a member of the debating
5t2 , Grider, C. Hadley, F. Hadley, Hal-
this
team of that Institution for
tom, Hall and R. Henkle.
Charles
is
a
son
of
Mr.
and
season.
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b
— full BLOODED
has a very
Mrs.
B.
C.
Lamb
and
after-
leghorn Cockerels. Wm. I
The L. D. Club met Friday
creditable record at the university.
■re Mutual Phone.
5t3
noon, Nov. Jrd, at the home ofMrt
n
a ma«er 01
Heavier Break asts
You will find your favorite cereal or pancake flour at thia
store.
We sell all the best branda of Pancake. Buckwheat and Rye
Flour.
Graham, Whole Wheat. Corn Meal, Farina, Uncle Sam,
Health Food, H. O., Kernels O Wheat, Shredded Wheat,
/
Flakes, in fact we have .early
anything
you
may
Corn
want
in
breakfast foods.
WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK THE FAMOUS GOLD MEDAL
FLOUR FOR THOSE WHO WANT AN EASTERN FLOUR AND
A LOT OF FINE OLD TILLAMOOK CHEESE.
THE SATISFATION STORE
E. G. ANDERSON
The Store without Balts or Rebates
26 FAST ROUNDS
f
Broken Blossom, Tillamook
Vs.
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Gardeau, Boise
Lewis Johnson, Tillamook
Vs.
Ernest Edmunds, Pacific City
Johnson Tillamook
Vs.
Ronald Saling, Beaver ■au u asnera
Carl Leach, Tillamook
Vs.
Roy Olsen, Tillamook
Referee: R.' McGinnis
City Hail, Nov. 11th
Reserved Seats on Sale AT RIA 50 'e'er i d Seats, S?.OO
and $1.50—Gene«! ',$1.00- Will '.arts at 8:30 Prompt
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