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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1922)
« DECEMBER !• 1922 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT .„d 1" «»»”• '»w'' - • - standardized and other - - — unusual tints, textures—L and novelty cuts if ¿ones t— Anything in you Pref’‘r stationery should be bot b £. E. Koch DRUGGIST CASH PAID FOR hides , furs SACKS METAL CHITTUM BARK PHONE Inquire BLOOM FURN. CO I. E. GOYNE Attorney At Law ■ Opp.ulte Courthouse I ixianiook, Oregon nt; r'A.' 'I-"ZWEfflHEHB* CHIROPRACTIC TEE BETTER WAY TO HEALTH Forest L. Howard CHIROPRACTOR OrtMinate nurse in attendano« 211 Tillamook Building Both Phones Vt 3 U.Y NOTICE GF FINAL ACCOUNT The Swastika Club met last Fri day with Mrs. W. J. Hill. As this was a business meeting there were no guests. The entire afternoon was givn over to the transaction ot bus iness after which the hostess served delicious refreshments in cafeteria style. The next meeting will be held in December with Mrs. E. E. Koch. • • • The Tillicum Club was entertained Thursday, Nov. 16, by Mrs. Edna Depart and Miss Georgia Barry at Plasker Court. Decorations sugges tive of Thanksgivihg were used on the score cards and in the table ar rangements. The following were the guests of the club: Misses Jose phine Haifley, Florence Heffiey, Helen Wheeler, Helen Pettit, Helen DeArmand, Margaret Hare, and Ed na Damnion. The members present were: The Misses Bertha Collins, Margaret Coates, May Clemo, Bell Wilson ifdna Mills, Una Emerson, Grace Ricketts, Gladys Edner, Geor gia Barry and Mrs. Edna DeSart. • • • The Friday Bridge Club met last Friday at the home of Mrs. Clent King with Mrs. Claude Barrick as sisting. The rooms were tastefully decorated with Chrysanthemums and the Thanksgiving theme was carried out in the place cards. Mrs. Claud« -rrick won high score for the af- ternoon and Mrs. Harvey Ebinget consolation, Guests of the club for the afternoon were Mrs. Gail Buel and Mrs. Ilurvey Ebinger. The ' next meeting of the club will be e held at the home of Mrs. F.-t-.l Small w ith (.' .1 Pollock assist an' hostess. » » • big Thank ; ivfng tl'nner was neld Thui .day ut the A. J. Anderson home at which Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Coat-.-. Mr. ar. ii. 1 Mrs. Carl Schultz and Mr. r. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson were the hosts and hostesses. The guebts weie Mi. and Mrs. F. A. Beltz and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ander- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and Mrs. F. A. Stranahan and fam ily. • » • On Nov. 22 the home ot Mrs. Mary Dye was thronged by a host of friends, neighbors and relatives to celebrate the occasion of her birth-! day. The invading hosts came laden, with birthday gifts and eats. It' was a most enjoyable affair. a! -notice io hereby given that the under. igned has tiled in the County 1 r of Tillamook County, Oregon, her final account as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of the W. R. Kob< dee, deceased, and that said Court has appointed Tuesday, January 2. 1923. at the County Court room in the Court House in rillumook City, Tillamook County, Oregon, at the hour of ten o’clock A. M. as the time and place for hear ing objecWns to said account and the settlement thereof. Dated this December 1, 1922. NANCY E. ROBEDEE, Executrix. Botts & Winslow, Attorneys for Ex ecutrix. Mrs. Elna Schofield left Monday for Fortlarfti where she will make her home. ■A .«rd rug weuvitig. D. H. Frankhaufier, comer 8th Street and First Ave. H.—Adv. Dr. Smith reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F L. Bradey on Nov, 9th. Miss Beulah Rogers attended O. A. C.-U. of O. football game Corvallis last week. ?©oc«eo®oeTOoeof»ooooo BNGRAVED GREETING CARDS the at A larger and more beautiful assortment than ever—handsome, upto- date designs that will please you. Envelopes to match each card. Make tour selections NOW, before the rush Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Verne Fox on Nov. 28, a son. Dr. Shearer was Portland the attending physician. PRICES RANGE FROM 5c TO 50c For plain sewing call Miss Edith Dr. and Mrs. Turner made a trip! Fletcher at 809 2nd Ave. East. Both to Portland Saturday. phones. Call Tillamook Tire Co. Miss Una Emerson visited in For est Grove Sunday with her mother. DOLLS Mrs. Earl Blanchard and her sis ter, Mrs. Leslie Garrison, of Bay City were Tillamook shoppers Wednesday. Herman Thiesen and wife left Tuesday morning for a trip through William Kennedy, who is attend the Willamette valley. ing the North Pacific dental college j C. E Hadley drove to Sheridan is home for'the Thanksgiving holi-1 days. Sunday with his brother and wife who have been visiting here. The Boy Scouts under the leader ship of Rev. Harness will mike a Mrs. Orpha Eastman was in Port- trip ip Wilson river Frkii..> and land the first of the weok doing the Cb runs buying for the Pollyanna Saturday. sh< p. George Kiehm and daughter, and Mrs. Emmett Bules went to Garibaldi Sunday to visit Mrs. Kiehm’s sister. Mrs Jack Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen have recently moved to Garibaldi wheie Mr. Peter sen has been employed to construct a new sb ngle mill. E. G. Anderson is spending Thanksgiving in Portland, He ex pects to bring Mrs. Anderson home with him the latter part of the week. Mrs. Lee M. Travis and son. Gould are visiting at the home of Mrs. Travis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, to remain for Thanksgiving, and will return to Eugene at the end of the week. Mr. Travis is now at San Diego, Calif., where he went for the benefit of his health. W. Page, who was operated on I; in Fortlanii is much better ; expected heim : I- ■ la - • • • ■ 1 Louis Orin, who suffered a brok en leg in the last high school foot ball game, is mending rapidly and will soon be out again. Miss Lulu Knudson and Miss Susie Colson went to Oregon City Sunday to visit Miss Colson's mother, They returned Tuesday evening. Here you will find nome ideal Christmas Gifts at very attractive prices— Imported dressed D t > 1 1 8 w 1 t li moving; eyes and beautiful curly hair- ¡i « Large walking Marna Dolls with unbreakable head and hands, excellent natural Mania voice. Priced I Sewing Baskets at 5Cc to $3.25 Serving Trays at $1.00 to $2.75 Flower Vases at $1.25 to $5.00 Flower Bowls at $1.00 to $2.75 of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aramer Portland visited In Tillamook last week. Mr. Amtner was at one time a furniture dealer In this city. Among the latest and most popular Fiction, we have— KID DOLLS Realistic bisque head, moving eyes, curly hair, stockings and shoes, double jointed “Mau and Maid,” by Glynn ‘Fair Harbor,” by Lincoln ‘‘Babbitt,’ ’ by Sinclair Lewis ‘‘Cappy Ricks Retires,” by Kyne ‘‘The Country Beyond,” by Curwood ‘‘Flowing Gold,” by Rex Beach ‘‘The Breaking Point,” by Rhinehart -anil many others Ous sizes —Priced to sell who has office for her posl- for Port- I Ralph Bennett is enjoying a visit during the Thanksgiving holidays from his mother, Mrs. Christina Ben- nett, and bls brother, Albert Ben- nett. of Dallas. H. Crenshaw and family drove to Portland Wednesday morning. They were accompanied by Lucia Wiley and Pauline Gienger who are on their way to Chicago. 25c to $8.00 All Reprints. 85c $1.00 $2.75 Carnations, red, white or pink, per dozen Chrysanthimunis, per dozen CHAS I.CLOUGHCO TILLAMOOK The Rexall Store OREGON « rela John Gienger son of E. J. Gien Miss Ruth Partridge and Miss .Mary ger, a prominent Tillamook dairy Brain spent Friday it Rock. way. man, left Wednesday for Indiana to • pend the winter with an uncle. On Mrs Winnie Searcy of Sandlake his way he will stop over in Chica - was in the city the last of Hie week go for a few days. shopping. The two year old son of Mr. and I Mrs. J. G. Sackett of Long Prairie I had the misfortune to lose two fin gers through an accident while an older sister was playing with an axe. The boy was attended by Dr. Robin- I son . g CUT FLOWERS Dr. Robinson reports the following oirths: to Mr. and Mrs. J J. Sank - ett of Long Prairie, a daughter Nov. 2-nd; to Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Turner Mis Alta Si unions visited 01 Rockaway, a son Nov 28th. tires in Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Lamb and daughter, Catherine, went to Port land this week to have Thanksgiv ing dinner with Mrs. Lamb’s sister, Mrs. A. E. Noland They will spend several days in Portland and their of son. Charles, of the University Oregon, will also be there. Recent Fiction DOLL HEADS with hair and moving eyes, blondes and brunettes in vari- Mrs. Norman Christensen was op erated on for appendicitis at the Shearer- Merrick hospital this week j and is reported as getting along I nicely. mere pwverfispesd less merk» and weai thru Carrot Lubrication Baskets and Pottery $6.50 Miss Bernice Ripley, been In the county clerk’s several years has resigned tion here and is leaving land. e FOR NOV/ '1'. E Watt of Brighton transacted business in the city Tuesday One of the three year old twin girls of Ernest Worthington is very ill with pneumonia. David Kuratli went on business Saturday. Page Five % Ic'.e hour the self invited guests de— . sited wishing the surprised and ! chaining many happy re- •i-ri.e, ot the day. “Standard’. Stationery Styles I Mrs. Lou Parker and Mrs. Fred Porrnian of Garibaldi were shopping in town Saturday. MisB Mary Stevenaen and Mrs. J. B. Stain of Mohler were in the city Saturday shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drumm moved to Portland last week and expect to make their home there. Mrs. May Robinson Is In the city campaigning for the winter relief work of the Salvation Army. * Mrs. Blanche Zinn with her son, Mrs. Helen Devine, a nurse In the Norris, spent Friday at the home of Shearer Merrick hospital, is leaving her mother, Mrs. W. D. Graves. Saturday for Twin Falls, Idaho, to Mrs. Jfary Clink left the first of I take care ot her mother who is to ne week for Ridgefield, Wn., to at- I undergo an operation at that place. of I tend the ministerial conference While Mrs. Devine is away Miss Lor- ti e Nazarene church. taine Chatnlee R. N.. of Salem, will r place. Miss Edith Fletcher left Sunday for Hemlock where she will remain Mary Braun, who was form over Thanksgiving day with her employed with one of the local parents, Mr. and Mr:- Wm. Fletcher. -., wes In the city last week ae a guest of Miss Ruth Partridge. MI.-- Mias Arlene Tilden, teacher at Braun has just returned from a the Trask River hool, will spend f Europe which took her to Thanksgiving day with her parents i, Denmark. Belgium, Ger at Nehalem and on Friday will go to many, France. Italy and Switzerland. Portland to remain over the week end. John Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs. Heusler and family, Mrs. Dr. B th- following linnamon and family and Mrs. births 1 tr Claude Hus to sey of I rd Erskine are motoring Nov. 22nd; to Portland Friday on a visit to rela—| Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sal voy, a girl, Nov. 23 d; to Mr. and Mn Edwin tives. 1 Mr Hathaway will »pend few days In Portland with her pa Boqulst, a boy, Nov. 18tb; to Mr. rent* and in Aloha with her daugh and Mr». Reuben Glad a boy, Nov. 17th. I ter, Mr». R Wheeler. Satisfaction IN MERCHANDISING Cousiets in «ettiti n quality and price combined in a way fair to the dealer as well at« to the consumer. Our constant effort is to give you both good quality and correct prices. O»»r stock just now is the largest and most com plete that we have ever had; prices on many items are low; some things are high, but the average is reason able, Interesting values this week are Fine dry Onion*, 8 lbs. for 26c; $2.40 per 100 lbs. Good fresh Corn Flakes, 10c per package Cube Sugar, per 30 lb. box, $3.00 Waldorf Oysters, very nice, large cans, 3 for $1,00 Scully’s White Crystal Syrup, 10 lb. pail, 70n z OUR CUSTOMERS KNOW THE SATISFACTION STORE E. 0. ANDERSON The Store without Unite or Rebfttos RMF9*4R C()LLE(ri(:ys NO COLLECTION - NO CHARGE SETTLEMENT MADE THE DAY V <•; COLLECT We Sue in Our Own Name. McMinnville KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. 11111» boro Tillamook ■
