Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, January 26, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
LANDED BEFORE
COLUMBUS
Svery Reason to Bellay« That Liai
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of A
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all Mrs. Claypool, phona 157J. If
ish anything in the b .lr goods
Adv.
ï JLW
ter of th« i'enneyi
m last week 011 aj
C. Esch
. was in
-iness trip
IN EINE Ci
g. of r«By City. 1st
ATTRACT;
i Mlr.uvitle
r Ida}.
.f & ar. '■■■.•■
Ralph
son Ralph, Jr , of
I town Tuesday»-
»filai
«laughter!
d Beaver 1
I
VPrscliku!
< ¡-»verdale.
i
Hr. K tick).«berry, who is In part­
• i-b p " ith Dr Eoals, opened
an
lice at Garibaldi this week.
F W. Emerson, of Forest Grove
was in town a lew days this week
visiting his daughter, Miss Una
Emerson.
P J. f ephens received a bad cut
■>n hi.; arm ;<ist week while working
it th« Yellow Flrmlll , when a hook
•lipped out of a limber.
Mvifi ,-.t . rm., and Bi t Ankeny
•it ta I’ tlaml Sund;., afternoon
ic.dn
«ail e xpect ro retitr the.
't t part of the »«eek
rhe jiew hall 01 the Whitney lum -
'oinp.oi at <- iribaldi is to be
d Saturday
night
Invitation dance.
id Georg« Hauslniair
al .n last. Thursday
'
•'■ I . i> to I’ort-
■ - e Saturday with
when ^ou. htt
the Open tfoacL
If you want to get the most
out of your trip this summer, if
you want to get away with con­
fidence and come back w:
satisfaction - if you want to en­
joy ev»ry blessed minute of
you’re outing — if you want to
wade rivers, climb mountains
and buck over unused trails —
Put Coast Tires on all tour
wheels with Coast Tubes in­
side.
Then you’ll know what ser­
vice, satisfaction and really big
mileage mean.
¡»oui Labov. iicl’. prop: letoi
of
Grand Leader, 1 in l'ortland on
11 res- this week. During his ab
■.» < . hid brother Ila, ry is In charge
the store.
r •
•
i*.
■R *L. t ?”-
•
« 1 Xi
» nine
cular.
ruook.
TUB*
and guineas
layers. Send for
John
Hoffman,
latlOp.
Colonists Buffered Cold
The housee of the early colonists ID
Amerlra were not proof against the
bitter <x>ld of winter,
One volume
telle of icy blasts that blew down
Cotton Mather's great chi irne; so
fiercely that this noted divine record­
ed the fact tn his diary
He speaks
of a "grent l ire that the Juices forced
out at the end "f short billets of «vood
by the heat of the flume on which
they were laid, yet froz« Into ice >u
their coming out." Judge Sewell
wrote 20 years later: "An Extmor-
'linnry Cold Storm of Wtnr and Snow
Brisad was froxji nt the Lcvrd's Table.
Even though it was so Cold yet John
Tie terman was hapt1z« c
At -t
o'clock my Ink freo es so t' at I cmi
hardly write b a _-»<«»1 1 ■ In
wives Chamber.1' C. ;ton Mi 'her ti ll-
tn Ids pompous fast >n <«f n old win
ter'« day four years la tor
'• Th
li my
dreadful cold, in y hk
n zr
Standish is fro««» uid
i uf
very stove.
Mr Ink in
tor« a C'i/lgelutl<«-u"
OM Flour Moks« Eto-i f r.««!
Flour Gs'< < o
' ts
|Hi";oe viti, ng • »J. •
■
'•i.r
.’lla'ing n btoggr
a«».
■■«* 11
mill' d flema .,«
■> ¡»r lo«a> t>.
of wld«di i ce z, ms*'
• I
iMlvunia Mi, :• I» In >b .mil '•«
t by 'tie »u<*--.d
II'«, of ■ i»«J.< c
< rreatoig ilirir a «’
;T
r
was
v.-d.ly nil -1 «
»
the pers'erftos «1 1 ( toperi? ,ig *d
has been in so tí at the flou ••
n some time volisi. m«*r hi «Cu fi
Its Uigliest bn¡¡..a'
again Wed
corse from his of affitir« I« fin 'imi
treat ■ • 1» wit)
.n
«ml the gen-
ru' I -ill! ■
is* ' II: I irin .”
U.. : Te gener
«*fl' <'t if "it.mi. - ,.g"
flour a wblfimh g •?:.■< «, t. g. iher
Hlvfl SCHOOL NOTES
«It!1 grvntly-U.it '‘t«l ■ t«''i. q nilities
t'i r f ! er '
year examinations are ovei Hi«* yellow i«' >r .1»
•his .->• i.i«
started. Many rar« t'o, «vhb'ti Is «le wb.ii git e* nr
cP n«.-
«nt« red, the . ots -h lr e*ih«r - Tlovifw sl<': —, the
.«lor
K.rhmau cla.«^ «¡nite . number are «.••«nitl.’b whb ’i Gu n ** s
I
--------------------------
ut of tov. ¡1 students.*
•
A Word in Exvai • atlon. f
o g tines thi-week.
A twin wlio had aeveiui ill.............
I the high se hool
K. is Wednesday the help of hJs ralnlat' r > ■■ re em
at 8:00. The girls ploymcnt wbs lonnring n.nr n railway
stat!'»! us the pastor van iiurrylng to
teams
catch « train
•‘ExclHle roa sir," said the une>¡»
I same
pi .¿cd In h rremblir g vole*
Lier» I
S', you nr«« out of work agatr
«aid the minister »
to roe y«»u get tired
very quick'y."
"Don’t
ai
-dr ."
an <le<1 U.<
t.MT'Vt ta­
rtittifuMj
al:
J pas-
liow
know of the fu-
md W hat It Ims In store for ua.''
t'e trae,” another passenger -aid.
Little did I think w|ipn ¡siine ¡M) >ear»
ago I curved my InSiaL >n the d«Nk
In the old country
that I «vouM
«■■me «lay gr iw yp ,,r>4 Bt',1 to UvcoAie
»TL
** .
» •
, /■ 'Ife rr*4'
’M*.' Ç*
A J- < Sf Mû
* toy
,v M rglMU M K. *K fia 1
4»«' »• & í'*''' -i
*
SA
3 lots
I 'fW
’ TOOM HOUSE ANI’
idi w Jrd lit or I'*.«
1614
i OFt
W r JH 9 VET .'V > ’¿GAINED AS FOOD FOR THE
0HTLD OWLV IT If! FOOD TOR TBT2 ADULT FOOD
FOB THE 10BD ALSO IT COIT-IINS K0S1 OF T1
BLETIEirTS ESSENTIAL FOB THE MATNTENANi
if rys HUFTAN EODY AT ALL PERIODS
GROWTH IT IS IN EASILY DIGESTED FORM
F’l'tartrttJeTy is tlx- eri rii «wit: •■>■1.1
ma ciotft «nd ither mat *< ■ with t he
needles filoet of tbi- v.mbmM«-« ies m.«l»>
today lira uB»-.iUy cuptw« at 1.1
■■
t u •
a . .<*.
nr; ar ow
ciiaxi ones.
• ei
A
J
«'^ordufnotn. Sami ;
E' hrohVry '.s b«dl«*ved to I mvu ' • ■. 1
Hofirt
10t2p
nppiied to ek>ns alm ■ f ;w soon os
uwidl« and thi ng wrn Hint employed
>3 SAL«*—t'ordwooiL 16 Inch
to join plews of skims together tain
r. $8.11) pur card. Leave or •
gart. xita. In i ;.
'!
1. li. .ivy <a ¿.c isstws Grocu»>.
braider the!»
1
with a needle jf ratr ’■ «■»r 1 • •>, «
FOR liktit
reindeer siutiw .nd tqipr.'r
.
«
DAIRY RANCH
of bld«».
Write
Travelers sa that in Central .in e
16tlp
among rhe pri ¡¡tire tribes there, the
girls embroider skins vith tig res < i
flowers and animals, supplementing I rt'R -IENT-. «View MODERN
room
bouse.
Enquire
the elfe«rt with shells and feathers.
Laiunuir, Burge Uruoery.
Among the ancient Greek textiles
exhume«! from Crimean graves are
FOB RENT- -MODERN « ROOM
both tapestries and embroideries now
house with breakfast nook and
¡
preserved In the Hermitage at Petro-
waahruom.
Apply Heeulltgli’ of­
grad. <ine of the embroideries is at­
fice
or
ßarrtek
A
H*1L
lOtf
tributed to the Fourth century, B. O.,
and la In colored wools on wool
LOST AND FOUND
K. A McInnis, lineman for
the
elfte telephone company here. has
an i Hastened io McMinnville and
p ana to move there about thu fit st
’ the mob th
erretary
Richard
srt .-•*
i |i "
.'OWWb
3 mF red as ry
E>3en Preet' *«• ce Par J-oA as
Pfwfary itvo«xx*v
.’fl tepoil» th« birth
slid M ia Harvey Fries on
'R8F,?* •
A
•
Von an well affolli to Irlnk more
beta "■ It I h the clo ipcst food In
world in compì irlson with Its value.
n>ilk we sell ¿s itratght from iho farm -
from te.-ded co
->ilpp«'d mid k«‘pt under
the most sanitary conditions.
THE GOLDFNPOD DAIRY
ERWIN HARRISON, Prup.
FOUND -BUNCH OF KEYS ON THE
road let ween Tillamook and Bay
City
Ownu can huve nani<- by
proving property and pitying lTtt
this notice. 16tf.
a /V>
e." b ." j
I'OIpMa'Jlr'1 .ife’TP.'S’P--' > ■r^^r'wr-7f?rli^ff7g|pjfä,’öröLjj3|l^iiria
WAN fED
Si
WANTED TO BUY
Wb *N TOC HAVE iJATTLB FOR
suk
ca I.
Ed. Hadley, M ituul
phone.
M tt
BEDS '7AN:ED CN HAULING
CHEESE -IND JUPPLEM
'• he Threa Rivers C» name i y Aseo
enuton will receive Mds on ha >111
Orgou, ' and
chee«,«' to IT I ttnook
»uLpIlee t'.-om nilatuook to ita f-i •-
i «ry, Hebo. Orogon.
Thia envers
wb lever «ihi-»«e it may wish to ave
>,a' ed to Tl lamook luting tip* 1923
! ‘•V in. rei«, ring th«« light to ship
’..i.»p« iduntiv ny truck auch amounts
of c he cs«< It nay sell at th«« fH- dry
or which b'>r<m 'rmy wish truck«
i » • olds at Ci
Portlau i
«• « Aillip « c I d«ui as., Hoto, Ot
c«ibra*iy 1«4,
on or liefern
..'■pa' y a»-, c the right to I MjW’-i
.ay <>« all bide.
• I' :t
HIVHRR
' T MW URY AH8N.
Irl« W01 .'I' «,to«i, the threi
id 1 «light" of Mi «nd Mrs
'.'■'.bington, who has been ill
ie
tir.ie
with pneumonia
lght ' 1 he hospital this
under the <
>f Dr.
Lloyd Edwards
■n Clarence motored to Salem
ortland . tinday. They were
<■ Paul' ' ' far a Salem by c. J.
re-
• dwards
Mrs C O. Dawson
li n'd with them and will visit here
a few days
«
Mti)
WOOD CUTTING
land >y four
Allen House.
1611 p
PURSER
FOR A (MOD
Hot Water
Bettie
GET IT AT
E. E. KOCH
D.'.UG STURE
IVAN Du.' AIJ
l.t
07 J I
Tillamook, Ore.
Tillamook, 7 : IO ; til. 2. >0 p m., and ♦6:00 p m.
I.v. Portland, 7:
1
*12 30 p m , and 3 :3o p m.
ViH---- - - - -- -
Heb'», Grand
Rond«'
.'il
II,
>! *hdf»n Mi Mlnuvllln
R,1 MW fill J*«- Multnomah
*D;dly < xcept Sunday.
Da t iu
'»
iiasw ir
>
Wai
Vaibsre
Mowing >
Both Phones
Tiilaucok. Oiegou
How
Fresh It Is!
It 1» a pleettvre tn ynfoyour
cake-box when you have
h V d with ROYAL Bakin«
I’o v er ,.<x«uue it it ’n the
noiure of a pu*n Cream of
‘c '*'»r
PowJer to
•p bak'-d food« freah.
TM« means a realttoBtxmiy
is »ugt one of a ' undre«I
r Sv>v.
»on w » va I
ker-»-»rt
Baking F
aras
If Contama No sdum
B'tter Testa