FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1923
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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Anderson; 4:30 Reading, Elizabeth i cated in remote sections than any
other states. In 1920 the state de-
McGrath.
The club has been planning for I partment of education in that state
some time to aid the library in ob­ I reported that 15 dormitories housed
taining new books, both for adults 1365 boys nad girls. most of whom
and children and is taking this means , have been unable to attend high
of procuring funds for this purpose. ' school had it not been for the dormi­
A silver offering will be taken and it tory privileges furnished. Distances
is urged that everyone who can be from which the students came rang­
ed from three to 95 miles.
present do so .
In the states mentioned the dormi­
tories are maintained at cost Ma­
trons in charge of the girls' dormi­
tories and one or more men teach-
I ers live in the boys' dormitories and
are responsible for the discipline Stu­
In several states having large dent co-operation is sought in dormi­
sparsely settled areas in which the tory ethical clubs. The schools gen­
consolidation of rural schools is im­ erally assume some responsibility for
practicable, dormitories are main­ the social and religious welfare of
tained in connection with public high i the students. Lecture courses, school
schools. Among these states are Cal­ parties, literary societies and athlet­
ifornia, Colorado, Montana, Nevada, ic clubs are encouraged. Students
Nebraska, Utah and West Virginia. are urge«! to attend the churches of
Montana reports a larger number !•■>- * their choice on Sundays.
' of Mrs. E. E. Koch Monday afternoon
1 for the benefit of the public library.
Tea will be served from two to five
Beryl Turner spent Saturday with so that those having other arrange-
her father A. F. Turner at the W. D. 1 ments may be given an opportunity
Graves home.
to patronize the affair. Guests who
, desire to do so may bring their work
Mrs. Harry Leach and daughter and spend the afternoon. The com-
Jewel were in town Saturday viait- 1 mittee in charge, Mrs. L. W. Turn-
I bull, Mrs. John Carroll and Miss
ing friends.
Helen Wheeler and Mrs. Garrett
Mrs. Thayne Honey and son Max ' Ward will be assisted in serving by
of Garibaldi, were in the city Mon- Mrs. W. S. Coates, Mrs. Leland Er­
win, Mrs. John Groat and Mrs. Arch­
day visiting relatives.
ie French. Mrs. McGrath who is in
Mrs. Fred Poorman was in the city the following numbers with the ap­
Monday from Garibaldi on a shop­ proximate hours at which they will
be given: 2:30, vocal solo, Mrs. Har­
ping trip.
vey Ebinger; 3:00, Piano solo, Mrs.
J. C. Holden; 3:30, violin solo, Paul
Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Turner drove to Powers; 4:00 vocal solo, Mrs. Arthur
Sheridan Saturday to visit with Dr.
Turner's brother, O. F. Turner. They
returned Sunday.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Grace Crandall spent Sunday
in Portland visiting her father and
sister.
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PUBLIC
HIGH SCHOOLS
WITH DORMITORIES
Mrs. Mildred Weber is in town vis-
D. H. Frankhouser was in the city
iting
her mother Mrs. Ed. Hadley.
Wednesday from Watseco.
Mrs. M. Koenig of Garibaldi Wis
The Pastor’s Aid class of the
Mrs. Bert Mapes and children are
in town Mondday.
Christian church will give an Easter in from Bay City today.
program next Sunday evening; spec­
ial featuring the Resurrection and
Ascension. Everybody a special in­
Both Phone«: Beil 41-J
Office: Nat’l Bank Bldg-
vitation. We believe you will take
P. O. Bax 1»T
Ground Floor
home with you something you will
never forget. Come. (Class Com­
mittee. ) Adv.
PACIFIC ABSTRACT CO
Complete Set of Abstráete of the Records of Tillamook County
Two bull calves, 1 month old. $40
each; 2 bull calves 8 months old, $70
each; and one bull 14 months old $125
All are pure breds and last three
have won prizes. " rite John Boeck-
li. Linton. Ore., or see John Zumstein
Tillamook.
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SALES
Miss Faye Harris is visiting her Ze have purchased 122.000 pair of
aunt Mrs. Carl Dawson at Garibaldi . S. Army Munson la:A shoes sizes
1-2 to 12 which WM the entire
this week.
uiplus stock of one of the largest
Thomas Coates and (laughter Mar­ . 8. Government shoe contractors
This shoe ri guaranteed one bun-*
garet went to Portland Sunday.
died percent solid leather, color
Chevrolets are selling fust snys E. dark tan, bellows tongue, dirt and
waterproof. The^actual value of
O. Link, president of the Bryson-Link
this shoe is $6. Owing to this fre­
Motor Cur Co., local Chevrolet dis
tributors for Tillamook county. <;«•«». mendous bvy we can offer sarne to
Clary of this city is driving a new the public at $2.95.
Send correct size. Pay postman
Chevrolet Utility Coupe, M. A. Shof
er has a new Superior Chevrolet tom on delivery or neud money older. If
ing. Mr. Berry, local agent for Ore­ •shoes are not uh represn.vd we wih
gon Life Insurance company wiii non promptly upon rquest.......
traverse hii territory in a new Chev­
rolet Superior touring and Warren NATIONAL BAY STATE SHor
Vaughn has a new Chevrolet Super
COMPANY
ior Touring. All of these gentleniei
296 Broadway, New York N. r.
are driving their second Chevrolet
which speaks for itself. Several oth­
er Bales for future delivery were also
made this past week whose names .
will appear later on.
Hubert O'Dell has been confined to
his home this week on account of ill­
ness.
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Mrs. Claude Christensen who re­
sides on the Kilchis wus in town shop
ping Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lyster, of Hem­
lock, were in the city on business
Tuesday.
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Mrs. John Benson and Mrs. Don
Ellis were in from Garibaldi Wed
nesday shopping.
Howard Erskine returned
after spending some tiro»
relatives at Portland and
L. V. EBERHARDT. Prop.
BROWN SWISS CATTLE
FOR SALE
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TTHE features of
A the new Good­
year Cord Tire with
the beveled All-
Weather Tread are
features of exclu­
sively Goodyear de­
sign and construc­
tion— semi-flat,
beveled tread, im­
proved rubber com­
pound, heavier side­
wall and reinforced
tread blocks. They
result in more mile­
age, smoot her-run­
ning and greater
economy.
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Truly, that’s what one is tempted to say, when with the simple
turn of a dial the greatest orators and musicians perform.
Our Radio Receiving Sets reproduce with surprising clearness
and beauty, and they're so easy to install.
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FISH AND SEA FOODS
Let us put one in for you so that you may enjoy concerts and lec
tures at home.
Fresh and of the best quality,
isfactien guaranteed.
Coast Power Company
HAYS & CORNELIUS
In Louie Loll’s Old Meat Market
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Mrs. Chalker, son and daughtc
were s hopping in the city Saturila}
from Brighton
Mrs. Will Penter was in from do
verdal« Saturday.
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H. J. Neimann and Ike Ijibowitc
of Portland are assisting Louie Lab
i, witch at the Grand leader (or a few
days this week. They spent Sunday
fishing and report an excellent cate!
COUGHS AND COLDS
SPRING TONICS
‘’Prevention is better than Cure
After the winter Everyone needs a
tonic—to tone up the system and get
rid of that tired don’t care feeling.
Add pep, vim and vigor and zest to
the joy of living. We recommend
Duroy's Sarsaparilla Compound. The
best tonic you can take this time of
year and a* splendid blood purifier.
$1.20 per bottle
Keep a bottle of Clough's Hoarhound
Lung Balsam and a box of Clough’s
Laxative Cold Tablets handy for im­
mediate use at the first sign of
Cough or Cold.
CANDY
Mi». Hurry E. Morgan, wife of th
mill superintendent at Garibaldi,
»hopping in town Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Mix was in town Sat
day from Wheeler.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Disney drove t.
Nehalem and Neah kah nir Sunda
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A new soipment of high grade im­
ported and domestic cutlery. Fully
guaranteed. While on display we are
selling these at greatly reduced pric­
es. Come in and let us show you.
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■IAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS
Kay I«taon was in town Satunia
on business from I’lovvi-t-il«-
RUBBER WANTED
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Mrs. i. Frank Heyd ent« tamed s f, •
friends at dinner Tuesday ‘n honor
of Mrs. M E. Gi uber.
Mr«. A. K
Stanley »prut Frida
at W he« 1er visiting with Mrs. H. H
Stark.
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The Munday Musical cl lb wil
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EASTER LILLIES
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CASH PAID
LIGGETT’S CHOCOLATES
The most appreciated Easter Gift—
Luscious flavored centers and high­
est grade chocolate coatings in
handsome gift packages. Always wel
come and a beautiful Easter Gift.
A larger and better assortment than ever for you to choose from. Prices
range from SI to $3. Place your order now; we will be glad to hold it for you
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Till.\MOOK
If you are a “Native Born” American Citizen,
having the best interest of your community, City,
State and Nation at heart, owing no allegiance to
any foreign Government, political party, sect, creed
or ruler, and engaged in a legitimate occupation,
and believe in:
Prevention of fires and destruction of property
by lawless elements.
The Tenets of the Christian Religion.
White Supremacy.
Protection of our pure womanhood.
Just Laws and Liberty
Closer relationship of pure Americanism
The upholding of the Constitution of the Unit­
ed States.
The Sovereignity of our state rights.
The Separation of Church and State.
Freedom of speech and press.
Closer relationship between Capital and Amer­
ican labor.
Preventing the causes of mob ..violence ..and
lynchings.
Preventing unwarranted strikes by foreign la­
bor agitators
The limitation of foreign' Immigration-
Thé much needed local reforms.
Law and order
For further information address
Box 634, Tillamook, Oregon
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