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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1923)
FRIDAY, MARCH 23, W23 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT COUNTY BILLS ALLOWED (Continued from page 2) V i.ion Oil Company F. W. Crane______ Tillamook Garage . ----- T. Cain ____________ S. Acheson _________ R. Alvord_________ Paul F. Cooper ............. A E. Euttenirjuae ___ Gravell ’* Garage_____ A. E. Rittenhoube . ...... Marion Steam Shovel Co A. E. Rittenhouse _____ W Q Cheney .. ........... ... A E. Rittenhouse... ....... Sunaet Garage .................. W H Sales __________ Headlight .............. .......... Fred Eussitig ....... .. M» soi. Electnc Co James Sperry ... ...... A G A H. Anderson H. A. McCuen ............ Coast Power Go. ___ H i ram Vermilyea Wheeler Lbr.. Company Cha*. Eaeotn Robertson Hdu & Steel Co Sam Tomlinson .... .. Williams 4 Williams A. M Myers Co-.A 4 Gill Co., Inc Cha*. Stephen* A nderson Bro*. M Buesing dalem Garage E. F ob * _____ J. Armstrong Co. H Lindsey .... ...... Nehalem Tel & Tel Co A M. Mead_________ Fred Job risoti (’has. Haybarker Fred Johnson Ja< k Leslie __ K F. Zach man Geo. Leslie..... .................. Howard Cooper G/rp. Francis Buckie* .... .......... ......... Standard Oil Co. W F. QM$ Southern Pacific Co. ..... P E. Allen Brigbt»>n Mill* Co............ .......... E IL’Uy W’>eeler Iron Work» Al Cubbitt Holt Manufacturing Co. Lamars Drug Store 52.8e 45 .be 8ú^é 'ili.82 58AÍ5 88.78 118.76 84.K 2 50 11.40 70.20 9.10 22.00 41.61 203.9f 81.98 13.88 80.80 10.6$ 7.9'. 89.05 27 J j 25.00 6^8 51.41 8.37 89.26 188.42 8.25 5”.42 289,83 32.85 85.94 25.52 105.27 11.16 1.44 14.76 18.71 ?2'i4 16.00 ■ 12.7, 181.76 1.50 119.76 68.46 187.77 93.40 149.76 838.02 79.80 86.43 88.56 79.49 88.56 66.85 1.20 ABOUT THE TOWN Lamb Schrader Co. Lloyd Woods ___ Lee Lane______ A. G. Walling and W M Stephens H. J. Tohl_____ erf Rockaway, were in town on busi Clyde Lane ......... ness Thursday. Mr Walling own* a E. B. O’Neil____ 75.> hotel and a number erf cottage» and Sunset Garage — 34.1C tents at the beach resort and Mi R. A. Jones 13.33 -tepnenr nat a grocery store. Headlight _ a.wertibe Columbia county planned. Survey of road from Niagara 23.SK Chester Bedorth* 7.1k Mrs. Hillary Goyne w as operated j Detroit compieteo—< outtrurtiot w.. Gilbert A Co. — Electric light company CM John Browning on at the Boats hospital Wednesday j cost approximate-'j $15! •■•0( 3.80 morning She is getting along nice Great West. Truck Seme* John Slanger . ...... —.......... AM ly. E. arJ Schoebel ......... ................. ¿5 R. F Zachman Mr and Mrt. R. E Makinster diovi Freewater—Apple growers organ 17.54 to Portland Sunday. They were ac Chas. Scheel»* ise. Howard Cooper Corp companied by Mr. Makinster’s moth 3.17 er wuo »at returning to her home in Clyde Browning Eugene may have the F ar West Mi.24 Portland after wiaiting here for the Standard Oil Co. Manufacturing company. 162.55 past three weeks.. The younger Mrs Southern Pacific Co. 4.00 Makinster will visit ber mother m John Slanger Hillsboro to have new ho* pi tai 1_52 lualama, Wash., before returning Tillamook Garage ...... 4.A'S home. F. L. Martin - ---- ----- ----- 7.14* Fred Senerxiriger Jr 8.1Í» James Arthur — — OREGON INDUSTRIAL SOTES 8.1Ü Matt Smith ------ ---- ----------- lk .30 Roosevelt Highway Garage Lows!!—Sawmill here increase* cut | ; . . • 48.2(i from 30,000 to 50,000 feet per day ♦*>.$*<• 1 C M Arney ...... .................. 6.00 Geo. Hamlin .... . .......... Eater Herald mi’ ing edition de Cloverdale Telepbone Co. Mt voted 24 page’ to mineral industry 18.5* Cloverdale Lumber Co. 21.25 Arrow Garage —--- --------- Aurora—Pude, ng river bridge U 2.00 A dam Lapin ............................ coat $<>0,000, w I be TOO feet lang . 20.85 Sandlake Sawmill ....... - »J E. B. O’Neil______________ Portland—Bend manufacturer V. 7.15 Carl White — .......... ......... ‘■stabiu.h coppe/ and aiuminum plant 4.40 Cloverdale Garage here. 3.82 Cloverdale MeroMitHe Co ’> 5 208.51 P. D. Ott Sandy—$50,000 movie to be built Zz XLSI ú’/o 2-25 Chas. I. Clough on F oster road. LUCKY STRiKt MILLIONTH BUCK MOTOR TURNED OIT AT FACTGR1 Word has just been receiv-j by the Sunset ga.'age that the millionth Buick motor ha* just been built a', ; the Buick Motor Company’s plant in Flint, Much. Budding a million automobiles Í» somethirig no other concern ha* yet accomplished with the exception of Ford. This millionth motor is now running in the millionth Buick car . a Sport Model Touring, a record of which the manufacturer* of the fa mous valve-in-bead motor car may well fee) proud. Arriving in the twentieth anniver sary year of Buick the millionth Bu ick automobile is a mint noteworthy achievement- In 19(13 the Buick Mo tor company was organised and its Road District No. 3 1 production in that year wa« only *i»- George Oliver 65.00 teeu automobile*. Now it 1» building Lou Mukcett ____ ________ 12.35 more than 16,000 cars each month * Key 4.50 (from it* American plant» alone. J. C. Smith_________ _ __ 7.97 It doe* not detract in the least from Kathleen Mill» .22 the marvelous accomplishment of K. F. Smith 7.97 Ford to »ay that th* Buick record is M T. Chance 149.70 ; ;n many respect» just as wonderful. Oscar Garver 5.58 For year» Ford ha* been standard:* E C. (.^» hran 19 95 ng on quantity production of a sin F. M. Nelson 2'90 gle chassis and but five body rnodi l.-, Edward Greecy ....... 94IX while Buick ha» built a diver»* line. F M Nelson 80.5U At present, tut it»»tarice, the Bux-k c. M Churchill 67.83 ■ "1'idcls include tiftec-n passenger car» John Coughran 4X13 and a light delivery truck Ed Kr a mer ....... 28.94 Again, th* Buick prices range Bert TaJkington 8.19 from slightly in execs» of one thous Oscar Bennett ’. 98 and dollars to twenty-five hundred W. R. Speece ....................... 7J6 ! dollar* for delivery on the Pacific Aiex lmlah .......... . .. . 63 84 j coast, and therefor* cover a price Rudolph Speece ...................... r 4M tang* that demands scrupulous care -V B. 1 - a. 11.97 and inspection in production. This • K. i"- ■ 79.69 involve* quit* a different manufac A' S- Thoma» 67.88 tuning proposition than that! of a sin F h d Hart 33.49 gl* chassis and limited body model» 1 1 J. White 95.76 unchanged over a period of year«.— Emmett Benfield ................. . 2.<W Adv. Carl White lV7.lt, Albert Altenberger 35.4b F<)R SALE H A. Chopard ; ■ A im >ur Ko« tic 7 IF Two bull calves, 1 month old, 1*0 399 each; 2 bull calve« 8 months old. |7<J Andy K »lie 6.3«> each; and one bull 1* months old $125 J. C. Smith ____ 1.Si W ,-u, Powell ___ lfi 96 All are pure bred« and last three have won prize». Write John B» I. K. F. Smith .... 1.5» 11, Linton. Ore., or see John Zutnn 25.1 Î Edd Ku»tic Tillam Hubert Etzwiler A. Chopard E. Whittman * r Bed»< t) K*t District N<a 3 Henry Newberg ______ Cart Paul W. U llarexm Fred Affollar H, A. Uy _______ magazines newspapers bells 3TBBEB WANTED CASH PAD FOR EBLES JTHS KODAK SHOP SACKS. will be at the E. E. KOCH DRUG STORE after February 20 Bigger and better serriee Special at’en. tion to mall order*. METAL. I'ffl TTTM PARK. Iaqzre J BLOOM mrENITCEE CO. ■ ssascssosETT* ----------------------------------------------------- —--------------—-— coi . ijx ^ fions NO COLLECTION—NO CHARGE SETTLEMENT MADE THE DAY WE COLLECT We Sue in Our Own Name. xcMinnrm* KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. Hillsboro Union Savings Er Loan Sales Agent Fire and Automobile lusurance ROSE J. WILKES, Resident Agent New bridge to be built across Lew is and Clark river below Astoria The Reliance Life Insurance Company ASSOCIATION FEED PRICES OF PITTSBURGH Subject to change without notice, we are quoting the following pneet feed*, hay, grain and xeede. SACK PRICE NAME TON PRICE $2.W $43.00 Oat», corn and barley 43.00 Corn, any style .................. Ground Barley ....................... 43.00 32.00 Mill run, off car* 1.35— 80* Molasse Meal 2.25— 90s 43.00 Alber* Dairy 1.50—100* 35.00 Low Grade Flour ....... 3.60—140* 50.00 Middling* .... —.......... -......... 2.15— 90s Record Scratch ............... — • 2.75— 100s 53.00 Egg Maker Wheat, recleaned ............ 2.90— 100* 56.00 2.65—100* 53 00 Ijnseed Meal 57.00 Cotton Seed Meal 2.90— liiO* 60.00 3.00—100» Rolled Oats ............................ 50.00 1.75— Rolled Barley —................... Milk Flow --- -- ------------- 1.75— 75s 45.00 2.35— 100s 46.00 Beet Pulp ------------------------ SEEDS AND GRAINS Recleaned grey oats 2.90—100s Recleaned white oat* 55.00 2.75—100s Orchard grass 55.00 2.75—100s deR Clover ........................... 25c Ib- A isike Clover 26c Ib. Finest white clover 24c lb. Italian Rye Grass . 70c lb. English Rye Grass 17c lb. Mammoth Red Clover ------- 17e lb.. Timothy--- ---- ------------ ---- — 30c Ib. Calf Meal, $1.25 sack 11c Ib. 50 lbs. half ground salt, 50c Salt Licks, 20c each, Partner* should place orders mill run now. now, as it will probably be early for seed oats, as we do not $35 after April 1st. want to order more than we need. Al so, dairymen would do well to buy ' ARL 11ABERLACH. Sec. LIFE HEALTH and ACCIDENT INSURANCE 9D TU/amock Hotel Lobby 9:30 a. tn. to 2 p. tn, Pet Mutual Phone I PUBLIC SALES <’e have purchased 133.000 pair of S. Army Munson las’ aboae ß*e» 1*8 to 12 which was the entire uiplue stock of one of the largeet . S. Government shoe contractor» This shoe is guaranteed one hun dred percent solid leather, eclor dark tan. bellows tongue, dirt and waterproof. The actual value of this shoe is $6. Owing to thia tre- mendoue try we can offer cune ------ *' to the public at $1.95. Send correct site. Pay poctmaa on delivery or send money order. If shoes are not as repress *-d we wlh promptly upon rquesu __ ____ NATIONAL RAY STATE ..SHOE COKE ANY 29$ Broadway, New York. N. Y Auction Sale Three Miles East of Tillamook, opposite El wood factorv WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 10 A. M. CATTLE HORSES purebred Bull: Tillamook Artis DeKoi 273609 purebred Cow; Tillamook Gem Pontiac 548646 __ 27 Grade Mature Cows 3 Grade 2-Year-Olds. This herd has had five coun ty and one federal tuberculin tests with no reactors. — SWINE 5 Brood Sows, some with piga 4 Shoats and small pigs 1 cpsn black mares, and harness wagon Implements and Farm Ma chinery i 2-H.P. Electric Motor i Fold Licht Delivery 3 unit Sharpies Milking Ma chine, complete equipment 16 Louden Sanitary Drinking Cups. Pipe and Connection« Y Hay Rake 1 Tedder. 1 set Harrows. 12 Milk Cane, Other Tools and Implements not menltoned. This is a complete dispersal of all stock and ma chinery on the ranch, no exceptions. Entire herd has been in Testing Assn, for year 1922. y-'Faurngtr Free Lunch at Noon Sedan sä ’?? 7‘ •<*'• •J COL. HUGHES PIERCE JACOBS Forest Grove, Auctioneer Owner TERMS: Under S25, Cash. Cver S25, 9C-day bankable note at 8 percent New Con.Ejii . Ji i • 1 < A ffr-tfer nei» J Welch hur Coffey S. Etwu l« nk M.i’rarken rgs E. I’avla I'. A, I.»‘it Will W.bb Elmer Hunter _ Laater Edward« . Oh Red >erg lk> She rt ridge Lawrvar« Yark W L II- Raiph Bat' i» Hxmar T..e .»en Asteria—Maacnic temple to b* erected at cost of $40,000. Eugene— Plans for athletae bald Warrendale—Salm:’!: cannery te be ing program including terraced trac- rebuilt ti« handle fist whee.1 salmon of 14 city blocks, con t a -n i ng facili Astoni»—Convent school to be ra ties for varsity and mtramura- base W arrer urn— Bank capitalized at built 81K Salem—Manon county to build ball football, socer; a gymnasium $15.000 to be established here. miler of paring during 1923. and at least 20 tenni* court* under ,j j " ’^w^ pocoocooceoccce way. F.nge ne— Extension planned power company to Coburg qua- i} —$1500 psi'iicati«® to AND 15 buahe ota i» a fair itiank Irngab ■r with It ’c lid trän' x’rtaUuii facilitie» aril go marke* takas an ideal pUc- 5 ji dairying land price« reasonable and Write tnr pnrt**ular« io •> teem» easy Burbank Irrigation I. Bui 1K3 I bank, Wash! FOR SALE SI’RLCE LIMBS L’OR w Ad tn 4 foot lengths. $M 50 pr coni dalivv’oU. in city, (útil W irihing« n, Mutual 1’buna W\NTEB lKM>h UPLNG W or clerking. Ftpetteor< Headlight olfr-a. L 12$ HE new VV lys-K. : »even- r powered b) the m. tor that actua l* with u»e S«w the K- iy’it jdi trfl TOU I IMO t . au> TOl'MlNd ’ _>* j . » «n »OAIHTUB 1| ?•■» . . ii .- m Mli AM • >u* i . . aitvi . cot) F” *»•> JI ■ bdan r COUPS *• Fresh and of the best quality istaclien guaranteed. HAYS & CORNELIUS In Louie Loll’s Old Meat Market —wnr i i Hwi.trFmu'í' *--- DORT LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP Y0U1 MO VUG The City Transfer ■ RED TO «W ■XPWIWrNCMD YOCR 1TOMB WITH CANVAfl Improved roa<l« in «tat« »uw U.«M mil«« Astons ta h«« rea',sal plant -H AL* TOT R OOOM Q u . j < «ortic* .nd I
