From Exchanges
MR. DAIRYMAN
WHAT IS IT WORTH TO YOU?
To Strengthen Resistance to Disease; Correct Breed
ing Trouble, Add Tone and vitality; Increase Milk
Yield
INERAL-LICIT
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ONE TILLAMOOK BREEDER WRITES:
Essential Minerals Co., Portland, Ore.
Gentlemen: Enclosed find check for $3.25. Please send another
package of Mineral licK and oblige. I have found out that by us
ing these minerals that I have increased the milk supply of my
whole herd over 20 per cent.
(Name on request.)
Tillamook, Ore.
Yours very truly,
GIVE IT A TRIAL
Price by Prepaid Parcel Post, $3.25 per 10 lb. pkg.
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO
THE ESSENTIAL MINERALS CO.
OREGONIAN BLDG., PORTI. AN D, OREGON.
Union Savings & Loan
Sales Agent
Fire and Automobile
Iusurance
ROSE J. WILKES, Resident Agent
The Reliance Life Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH
LIFE. HEALTH and ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Tillamook Hotel Lobby
9:30 a. m. to 2 p. m,
Res. Mutual Phone
g i o i omo i o i ao i o i o i o i cwKxo^
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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1923
FISH AND SEA FOODS
Fresh and of the best quality.
isfaction 2 uaran teed.
Sat
HAYS & CORNELIUS
In Louie Loll’s Old Meat Market
Art
Memorial
Works
3rd st.
M M
c innville
Place your orders in time for
Decoration Day
30 years practical knowledge in the trade.. Our work guaran-
IVAN DONALDSON. Mgr . Tillamook, Ore.
Change in schedule from Portland to THIamaok effective March
19th as follows:
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
7:30 a. m.
2 p. m.
and
6:00 p. m.
FROM PORTLAND— 7:50 a. tn.
12:00 m. and
12:30 Midnight
This change should please local people as they can spend evenings
' Portland and return on midnight special.
SAVE 15c PER POUND
We are selling a fresh roasted coffee for 35c per lb.
that our customers say is as good as any coffee put
in cans. We grind this to your order when you buy
it. Every pound is guaranteed to give satisfaction
or you get your money back.
For your groceries every day come to us; we
are constantly looking after your interests in price
and quality..
Special prices now on clover and grass seeds.
THE SATISFACTION STORE
(Continued from Page 4)
; ers in the movement promised prac-
■ tical assistance to farmers in their en
: deavors to help themselves through
;. co-operative marketing associations
and their other organizations. *.»
: part of the state development pro
; gram, the chamber voted to raise a
1 fund of $300,000, a considerable part
: of which was to be expended in of-
; forts directed specifically toward in.-
: provement in the condition of the
I farmers of the state.
That would have been a big step
; for organized industry to take. It
; seemed to indicate unusual insight on
! the part of Portland’s business inter-
i: ests into the essentials of prosperity.
;
But for some time there has been
; more or less evidence that all was
! not well with the progress of that
; high-minded program. Many among
: those who placed faith in it at the
; outset have become skeptical of the
I sincerity behind it as originally ovt-
9 ; lined.
In this connection certain questions
? I will not down.
For example, why is that $300,000
! state development fund so slow in ac-
I cumulating ? We understand that not
a third of it is yet subscribed and
that the whole proposition is some
what shelved, at least for the time
being.
Why did the Portland Chamber of
Commerce oppose the anti-alien land
ownership bill in the recent legisla-
ture? That bill was wanted badly
by the farmers of the state who must
compete under present conditions
with oriental producers.
Why did the agricultural commit
tee of the chamber of commerce re
fuse to indorse the dairymen’s bill in
the legislature prohibiting the adult
eration of milk and butter by the mix
ing therein of cocoanut oil or other
vegetable fats ?
What constitutes the Associated
Industries of Oregon, the organiza
:> tion that is credited with leadership
in bringing a referendum against the
dairymen’s bill just mentioned ? What
if any, is the relationship between
the Associated Industries and the
Portland Chamber of Commerce.
1 Some way or other, actions in these
cases harlly seem to square with
promises, and the farmers of Oregon
would like to know if the above case?
are fair samples of what may be ex
pected in the way of future aid from
the business interests of Portland.—
Oregon Farmer.
It should not take long for anyone
who cares to make the observation to
decide that the modern automobile is
a contender for first place and is eas
ily the victor over the home. There
are any number of people who never
hesitate to enter into an iron-clad par
tial payment plan of owning an auto
mobile who would think you crazy to
ask them to do as much towaids own
ing a home. It is simply the result
of evolution and the continual cry
against high taxes. People are gun
shy of real estate because of the be-
lief that they will be taxed to death,
yet they will not hesitate to buy an
automobile, which deterioiates faster
than any known serviceable commodi
ty on the market. And talk about
taxes, we wonder if anyone ever fig
ured up the cost of owning an auto
mobile. If they did they would never
howl against taxes on a home. We
admire the man who puts his money
into an automobile because it is put
ting it where the whole family can
get some of the benefit, but there is
a question as to the wisdom of own
ing an automobile and paying rent
for a home. It is burning the ean-
die at both ends.—Coos Bay Harbor.
♦ ♦ +
Robert Odell who lives near Tilla
mook is ill with the flu. His parents
reside south of town.—McMinnville
News-Reporter.
♦ + +
Dr. Pollock, a dentist who recently
moved his family to McMinnville, has
opened offices in the old O. F. R. A.
building. He has the rooms upstairs
facing Third street.— McMinnville
News-Reporter.
PNEUMATIC TIRED TRAILER. 700,
lbs. capacity. Reasonable. Overland
Dayton establishing 2,000 lb a day
Four touring, good mechanical con
ice factory.
dition. Two Dodge Brothers road- i
stere, good tires, good condition.
Bellofuntain—30,000 ft. daily capa
Ford touring, starter and lights, a
city sawmill resumes operation.
snap. Maxwell touring your own
Reedsport makes another 500,000
price. Sunset Garage.
27-1 1
ft. shipment of lumber to California.
1922 MODEL 490 CHEVROLET
touring car, good condition. Only
run 3500 miles. Extra tire and
equipment. Inquire E. J. Claussen,
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Tillamook, Ore.
27
dock, dry kiln, under construction.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
CHURCH NEWS
A LEASE ON QUARTER SECTION
George N. Harness, Minister
good bearing orchard, meadows,
Every Man’s class at 9:45 a. m. in
barn, 5 roomed house. Also team,
the City hall.
wagon and harness. 19 cows and
Pastor’s Aid class 10 a. ni. Advent
household furniture. Priced right
church.
for quick sale. Inquire Rollie W.
Bible school in church building at
Watson, agent, Tillamook, Ore
10 a. m.
gon.
27-4tp
Morning worship and communion
service 11 a. in.
80 ACRE RANCH FOR LEASE:
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
Term runs for four years, to March
Evening preaching service at 8 p,
1st, 1927. 14 milking cows now
m.
fresh
and milking, two heifers,
Rev. Phillips of Newberg will de
team,
wagon,
harness, milking ma
liver morning service. Rev. George
chine,
all
equipment,
garden, chick
Harness, minister will preach in the
ens,
etc.,
good
pasturage,
g4>o<i
evening.
house
and
barn,
running
water
Baptizing both morning and even
The Portland-Tillamook Stage line
throughout place. Close to town and
is remodelling its depot ta Tillamook. ing. Everybody welcome.
school. Rollie W. Watson, agent,
There will be a large waiting room as
Tillamook, Oregon.
CHI RCH OF THE NAZARENE
well as a separate smoking room. The
main waiting room will be equipped
SEWING MACHINE. NATIONAL
Subject Sabbath morning is one
with tables, writing material and per
Rotary Electric. Nearly new. $70.
iodicals in order that anybody who that will be helpful to all Christians.
Inquire Headlight office. E130 26-2p
wishes to spend a few hours may do The evening subject: “Signs of the
so in a profitable manner. We wish Times..” A sermon on prophecy. ONE NO. 10 REMINGTON TYPE-
writer, used but in excellent con
to extend an invitation to the public Come and hear hti<4 message it will
dition.
Practically as good as
help
you
to
a
better
understanding
to make these waiting rooms their
new, price $65. Also one used i
headquarters when in town. We would of world conditions.
Remington Portable, good condi
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
request also that anybody who has
tion, $40. We sell the Reming
finished reading a magazine and hos at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Junior Lea-
ton Portable; ask to see them.
no further use for the same bring it gue 3 p. m. Prayer meeting at 8 p.
Headlight Publishing Co.
25tf
to the depot in order that others may m. Thursday.
hearty
welcome
extended
to
all.
A
read it. This will help to give you a
NICE NEW MODERN CO’
MARY T. CLINK, Pastor.
wider assortment to read. Mr. and
on 9th street for sale cheap,
Mrs. W. J. King are going to take
berg Bros.
PRESBYTERIAN CHI RCH
charge of the depot and I feel safe in
SETTING EGGS FROM DARK VET
saying will be more than anxious to
Meetings for Sunday April 15th,
vet K. 1. Reds, full blooded. Chase’s
make you feel at home.—Portland-
on the Kilchis river road. Phone
Tillamook Stage Line. By Ivan Don 1923. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at 11 a. m., sub
Auto Paint Shop.
26-4t
aldson.
ject: “What are you building.” eve-
I)r. J. D. TURNER
ning sermon at 7:30, subject: “The YOUNG TEAM GRAY GELDINGS
FOR SALE
weight 2600. V. DeGrace, New
Optical and X-Ray Laboratories
Greatest Known Power.” Rev. W. H.
Gasoline pump, 5 gal. stroke and 2
Grand Ronde, Ore.
26-2t
Parri-Jones, of Astoria will preach.
Office phone M-39, Res. 126-M
measuring oil drums. A bargain. Bu
All are welcome.
CEDAR POSTS 15c ON ROAD AT
National BuiMing
ick Garage, McMinnville, Oregon 27-3t
Sundquist A Norberg Mill. Call or I
Tillamook
Oregon
write Rex Rowland, Yellow Fir
OREGON INDUSTRIAL NOTES
Mill.
26-4tp
Ashland is establishing a preserve
I WILL ACCEPT ANY REASON-j
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
factory.
DR. ELWOOD B. FAXON
able offer for my 160 acres timber j
♦
♦
land.
I
».--«.-ription
S.E.
1-4
Sec.
5,
T.
DENTIST
Linnton—$275,000 steel plant to ♦ ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦
3
S
R
10
W.
A.
P.
Jorgensen,
Ona-
i
start operations here.
.
215-216 Tillamook Building
♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦
mia, Minn.
25-411
♦
Both phones
Hours 9 to 5
Wisconsin company planning to ♦
♦ One cent per word per issue, ♦ CORDWOOD, 1« INCH BODY FIR,
Tillamook
Oregon
start pulp mill at Eugene.
♦ with a minimum charge of $ .25 ♦
$8.50 per cord. Leave orders at
Silverton Food Products Co. enlarg + Readers are charged at the ♦
Honey & Heussers Grocery. 9tf
ing factory.
+ same rate. All reading notices ♦
♦ must have “adv.” attached. No ♦ THREE ROOM COTTAGE ON 2ND
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
Salem — Contract let for $200,000
Avenue; bath. Will take $1000
♦
♦ preferred positions.
apartment house.
cash
and
terms
on
balance.
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129
♦
♦
Veterinarian
care Headlight.
tSt I
S. P. Co. to spend between $1,000- « + ♦ + ♦ + ♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦ ♦
Bell phone 8F2, Mutual phone
000 and $5,000,000 in Oregon on im
SUNDQUIST
NORBERG MILL
provements, besides construction of
FOR SALE
wood for sale $5 cord delivered. Tillamook
Oregon
Natron cutoff.
Cord and a half to load. John Ma-
THOROUGHBRED BARRED ROCK
there, city.
20tf
Eugene March building permits to
hatching eggs, $1.25 per setting of
FOR SALE OR TRADE
taled $58,500.
15. Ix'ave orders at Ed Hadley’s
meat market, phone 3-W. Mrs. E.
FORTY ACRES, 20 A. ALFALFA,
Reedsport — Lath mill, storage
W. P4 tty.
I'
with rabbit-proof fence.
Full Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, O. E. S.
water rights. 6 mileH from Oakely,
Stated communications first and
Idaho, 1 mile from school; on third Thursdays of each month in
highway.
Will consider Tillatn- Masonic Hall.
Visitors welcome.
ook property or good car.
I’. O.
CORA L. MILLER. Secty.
box 422, Tillamook.
25t4
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN
LODGE DIRECTORY
GEM THEATRE
FOR RENT
RANCH WITH 35 COWS AND
all necessary equipment. Bn 104,
care Headlight.
22tf
FIVE ROOM MODERN FURNISH
ed house, good location. See G. A.
Martin, Sunset garage.
27-1
THURS.-FRI. APRIL 19-20
EARL WILLIAMS in
SUNDAY-MONDAY, APR. 15-16
WALLACE REID in
PASTURE.
Gruber,
2F22.
“FORTUNE’S MASK”
“CLARENCE i,»
in the W. O. W. hall.
J. S. Diehl, Commander
A GOOD STEADY GENTLEMANLY
H. W. Speac, Adjutant
salesman to handle a Ward’s wa
gon in Tillamook county. No ex
perience needed. For full particu
lars write promptly to Dr. Ward’s
Medical Company, Winona, Minne
sota. Established 1856.
25-4t
“Leather Pushers”
AN EXPERIENCED
MA
handle small dairy farm.
Bell phone 3F2.
A series (not serial) of four round
bouts, each one complete.. They
are full of action and real fighting,
not a soft padded love affair but a
battle royal. If you are red blood
ed you’re sure to enjoy the “Leath
er Pushers.”
“Fox News”— “Andy Gump” Car
toon Comedy
TUES-WEDNESDAY APR. 17-18
WANTED TO BUY
WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
Mie call Ed. Hadley, Mutual
phone.
11 If
-THE HOTTENTOT"
I
Featuring Douglas MacLean and
Madge Bellamy. Over—way over
everything in laughs and thrills
and spills. It’s a riot—one of the
great big hits of the year. When
you’re not laughing you’re yelling
—yelling like
! And the story!
It’ll have you on your feet, riding
all the way. Our best tip is to see
the play and enjoy the fun with all
the rest of your neighbors.
E. G. ANDERSON
5
CORINTH POST NO. 35
INQUIRE OF M. E.
Department of Oregon
Trask Lodge, phone
Meets on second and on foucth
27tf Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p.m.
WANTED
Do you like action, mystery and
enjoy suspense? If you do, you
have a treat in store for you when
you see “Fortune’s Mask,” a pho
toplay of Central America.
From Booth Tarkington’s roaring
stage comedy success. Bigger and
funnier on the screen than ever on
the stage. Seven reels of pure joy
for the whole family.
W. R. C.
Corinth Relief Corps No. 54. Dept,
of Oregon meets on first and third
Friday evenings of each month, at
I o’clock in the W. O. W. hall.
Visitors welcome.
Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres.
Elizabeth Conover, Secretary
HELP WANTED
“GOOD-BYE, GIRLS
AN EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPER.
Call Mrs. E. E. Koch. 11-W.
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Featuring William Russell. A rap
id moving thriller. Things happen
so fast in this picture that you will
have to keep your eyes on the
screen, or you’ll miss part of it.. A
story that you'll follow Like a hot
trail’ to the finish. Don’t miss it.
“THE TOWN TERRORS” Jane
and Katherine Lee Comedy
Lostine—Highway being cut thru I
Rocky Caj>e.
!
Chapter, No. 2<
R. A. M.
Stated Communication arc
ond and fourth Tuesdays in
month. Viaitora welcome.
I. E. Keldaon. See
Tillsmtrak Ixtdgs No. S7
A. F. A A. M.
Stated communication sec’
und Wednesday in
eacl
month.
Visiting Bretheri]
welcome.
Harvey Ebinger,
WANTED TO BUY CALVES HAR
ry Nielson, Kilchis river. Mutual i
phone
21-8tp
SATURDAY, APRIL 21
i r
Johnson
Oregon City—$90,000 contract a-
warded for paving Pacific highway
through city.
Tuesday Evening, 7:30
Rebekahs Wednesday Evening.
w
Marathon Lodge N>
93, Knights of Pythial
Regular meeting MoJ
day evening at 7:4,
sharp. By order uf it!
4 hancellor Command!
Astoria — Rank of Commerce
have |S0,000 home.
Reedsport to have electrically op
Bend to have woolen mill.
erated fish cannery.
Union county lets $120,0410 road c
. Jl
Reedsport to vote on bond issue for tract.
$20,000 high school.
Silverton to build $40,000 city hi
Reedsport assured hotel.