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FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1993 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT ^ x < jxix 4X:.;. ìxixixì . lì : ì :«. ixllixm ; i . i . ì . ì . ìtì r un i-HH Random Thoughts Local merchant says he has done so much charging that he feels like a soda water clerk. Job was a patient man—but he never had tire trouble in the hot sun. What has become of the old fash ioned man who used to tell his wife he had been sitting up with a sic): friend ? Health Hint: Never experiment with the horsepower of a mule's toot. Our favorite pest today is the simp Who thinks a loaded cigar is a joke. Remember ’way back there when they used to sing “On the Banks of the Wabash’’? Fable: Once upon a time there was a man who stated that he never said a cross word to his wife, Moral When he got mad he was dumb with rage. Even the vegetarian has no time for a dead beat. The stamp sticks to the job until it is done. Son, emulate the stamp! There are many in the world who never keep a promise, let alone •» cret. Life is never dull for teacher because she has a little things before her every lay. If you think that people give up easily, you might try passing the col lection box at the church. After glancing over some of the to the co'> I m i.n ae. j . < ra ■ ■< .,»e of liumur. they are now using balloons for ad vertising purposes. Appears as tho I that would be a good way to put one over. Latin is a dead language, and so is: J “Come on, boys, let’s have another!" The merry little i.uto speeder is a wonderful booster for the casket niak I crs. A man may continue along the ev en tenor of his way—unless he has I basi aims. Beware of the man who does tat- I toning. He may have designs on you A lot of genius has sprouted from seedy looking individuals. I If Mary had u little lamb at sonic of these city cafes, it would cost her I a week's wages. The secret is out! When the ol<l- I timers used to get cold they would Bnuggle up close to a mountain tnge After a man has quarreled with his I wife he thinks the lion tamers’ Job is an easy one. It’s an odd man who never strives to get even. WAR- All outstanding county road war rants endorsed prior to ami including the 31st day of August, 1922, will be paid upon presentation. Interest eras ea this 2Kth day of March, 1923. KATHLEEN MILLS, Co. Treas < Al l FOR BIDS of humanity to have around. There are numberless instances of the kind above refered to in Noitt Bend. If a majority of these owners would go a little farther and invest their money in homes to house the people the city would grow rapidly and all would prosper. It is a plain case of avoiding res ponsibility which everyone owes the communiy in which he lives. Let those who can improve their prop erty do so now at a time when it will do the most good. If they are unwilling to do this let them sell FROM EXCHANGES their holdings at a fair price and give the man who has a different view of (Continued from Page 3) signs of activity will be placed un- the situation a chance to help develop der arrest. There is little sympathy the community.—Coos Bay Harbor. for the organization here and it is said this is the first itme they have lHMMH»IIIHIHWIIHKl»MIIIII»IIHIHIIIIMHWUMM*MIM*imH>*l*MMUI,HIII,»IMÍMI,l|ll invaded the Bandon community since I I=. the time “Doc” Leach was deported = some ten years ago.—Bandon West s ern World. • • • I In this day of a crying need for The right kind of more homes the responsibility fixes itself on the speculative landlord, of films make the camera which North Bend has a number. give betters ervice. We These land owners have held onto sell the best films for I their holdings believing that other.' any camera. All other Ì would improve their property there so by making their own vacant proper I photo uspplies too, ty valuable and then they could dis I that you can do your pose of it at a price that would pay own printing and de them excellent returns on their in- I veloping. vestment. I * »-t ' ?e i e. receive bids for the operation of thJ Ferry at Woods, Oregon, from May 1, 1023 to Ap'.il 30, 1924. No bids will be considered unles.- accompanied by cash, bidders’ bond." or certified check, for amount equa to at least 5 per cent of the total amount of bid. The right is reserved to reject ary and all bids or to accept the bid deem ed best for Tillamook County. H. S. BRIMHALL, County Clerk. 25-3t PHOTO SUPPLIES • ^«C¿4¡ÍU invest sits ba. a and kicks because the fowl | : does not go ahead fast enough ti suit him, is a mighty poor specimen I THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH EASTER GREETINGS I ...... X I MEET US AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR MOVING bENii EAeErtlLNCED PACKERS lu YOUR HOME Willi CANVAS TO COVER ALL YOUR GOODS A i .E l / . I £ 1 I) WHY WALK WHEN YOU MAY RIDE CHEAPLY BRYSON-LINK MOTOR CO THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY £ Í “THE HOUSE OF SERVICE” kC ri. «¿Uüáúil ucüägt; i U T> I I CALL US DAY OR NIGHT Our Motto: “Quick Service and Reasonable Rates." <r>, <J2 • i CASH VERSUS CREDIT Cash is good when you have it; you do not need credit. When you buy for cash you are not estab lishing a credit rating. But what are you going to do when you are out of cash if you ha've no credit? If you have a credit established money is of secondary importance. We do both a credit and cash business. In either case keep your credit good and trade at , ¿ 1 1 m du*’ CONOVER & CONOVER fflBl Service When You Travel No matter when you go South or East, you’ll find four high-olass “Shasta Route trains at your service daily. Convenient schedules, com fortable equipment and the assurance of safety, adds much to the enjoyment of your journey. Low round trip tickets to San Francisco, Santa Bar bara, Los Angeles, and San Diego, on sale daily limited June 30th. 1. Accident: Weekly income while disabled. 2. Sickness: Regular payments every week. 3. Adversity: Emergency funds in time ot need. 4. Old Age: An assured income for life. 5. Death: All tvnetits of reg ular liielnsurarKe, with leverai splendid additional (catares. With a Perfect Protection Policy in West Coast Lite, you and your family are absolutely protected in any contingency. You should know more about the addP tional features that make this policy so far superior to ordinary life insurance. The coupon makes investigation easy for you. Send it now. C oast L ife INSURANCE COMPANY riilamook. Ore. ONE OF AMERICAS STRONGEST COMPANIES A. W. Plank Hardware General line of Hatiuaie, lairtj, Cils, Varnishes and Glass lists and Harrows Both Pt«4CS I MW u^xijc i e*:Mû i oicMCŒr i :i: i Cicicici:i:DmomcKEKiû!C t CKxm^ i c<? ( FKOX i H i I XUXU! ¡X 1 X I X! IX i X i XKI'XtXIX tXIOICXSKi I T Subject to change without notice we are quoting the following prices T un feeds, hay, grain and seeds. SACK PRICE TON PRICE NAME $2.00— 90s ( 13.00 Oats, corn and barley 2.15—100s 1 43.00 Corn, any style .......................... 2.15—100s 43.00 Ground barley ..................... 32.00 Mill run, off cars Mill run out of house 43.00 Molasso Meal 35.00 Albers Dairy 3.60—140s 50.00 Low Grade Flour 2.15— 90s 47.00 Middling* 2.75— 100» 53.00 Record Scratch .... 2.90—100s 50.00 Egg Maker 2.65—100s 53.00 Wheat, recleaned 2.90—100s 57.00 Linseed Meal 3.00—100s 60.00 Cotton Seed Meal 1.75— Roiid Oata 50.00 1.75— 75s 45.00 Rolled Barley 2.35—100s 46.00 Milk Flow 2.90—100s Beet Pulp SEEDS AND GRAINS 2.75— 100s Recleaned grey oats 2.75— Recleaned white oats Orchrad grass Red l|o\el Alsike Clover Finest white clover .......... Italian Rye Grass English Rye Grass Mammoth Red Clover Timothy half Cal: Meal $1.25 sack Farmers should >i'i do early for seed oats want to order more than we nee.1 Beautiful—yet so strongly built that it will give long valued service. The five pieces in thia suife.in the American Walnut will make a charming bed room. h will be worth your time to come in and see it. 1918 Chevrolet Touring, three new tires, new battery, only ....................................... .$165.00 1918 Chevrolet Touring ............................. $145.00 1921 Velie Six Touring....................... -......... $950.00 1918 Dodge Touring.................................... $250.00 THE EVERYMAN’S CLASS 9:45 a. m. City Hall PASTOR’S AID CLASS, 10 a. m„ Advent Church BIBLE SCHOOL SESSION 10 a. m., Christian Church. (Easter Sermon and Program to Follow) ASSOCIATION FEED PRICES How much easier to relax amid beautiful surroundings’ With this suite vou can furnish your bed room at a very low cost. You will be charmed when you see this suite. (* ___ that rest the eye Graceful “ lines Soft curves and rounding corners that please by their unobtrusiveness, . Just a touch of quaintness in its silvertoned drawer pulls. *' . • Each piece, the mod- ern bow-foot bed ■tl, the attractive vanity, the new chifforette, I ■ . k k« . I displays < > ■ . I , 4 the 1.. simple, - - ...1 rare 1 beauty of A the a • daintv . * cane seated bench and . 1 rocker, this suite. h : i xmx 1 xi r i x»x< xxxrx i OKWMXŒWMcmA One of the Number *. mini LOW PRICES-EASY TERMS ATTENTION PUBLIC-We have set the goal for Four Hundred in our Sunday school on Ea&ter Sunday morning. We invite you to be « Druggist GOOD USED CARS GEORGE N. HARNESS, Minister Tilia mock Oregon Inquire of local ticket agent for de tailed information and descriptive folders or write. JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent Portland,Ore gon For a Good Meal And Real Service THE BUNGALOW CAFE s s