FRIDAY, APRIL 20,1% TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 4 Become young again, see w COMING TO PORTLAND to their new home near the old rang-. of the American Legion in assuming House that Jack Built.” the responsibility for the appropriate er station. Mrs. Blanche Zinn has resign^ P. D. Ott is having a new ware­ decoration of the graves of the Amer­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hatfield of position at the Pennington stor» ‘ ican soldiers in France has received NEHALEM house built. Cloverdale, were in the city Sunday.left for Portland Monday mornin» SPECIALIST i >> father, .1. .. J. t iz mmnnnipd • Walter Gallino has rented the Tom ‘ the universal and grateful approval companied hv by her «nn son Norris. to visit Mrs. Hatfield's K. Mrs. Tom Lamm and Mrs. H. V. Kellow place and is living there with of the families, relatives and friends In Internal Medicine for the past D. Jones and O. H. Elliott w«, Tooley, who is seriously ill at the of its dead comrades.” Ambassador Berg, of Camp 4 are ill with acute his mother Mrs. Martha Beer. Twelve Lears home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry rested for speeding Sunday on m * Herrick stated in a recent message to laryngitis. cycles and a hearing was set fory DOES NOT OPERATE Gerdes. I Legion national headquarters in In­ Mrs. Eva N McGee and son Donald day morning at the city recoi7 The basement has been laid out for dianapolis. “It is an assurance of were guests of Dr. McGee over the Will be at office. Failing to appear at the permanency and efficiency in the out­ BENSON HOTEL TUESDAY, WED­ the new residence which wii be con­ pointed time they were fined $5 * Jleck end. structed for Dr. Boals on the corner Emil Anderson and Emil Larsen Philadelphia, April 17.—“Sherman ward remembrance of our honored NESDAY, AND THURSDAY, MAY of 7th street and 5th avenue. W. B. for speeding and $15 apiece for * Went out to Portland Monday morn v as wrong,” Charles R. Speechley, «lead. Also, it is a comforting thought Sth, 9th AND 10th. Aiderman is also going to build a tempt of court. ing by train on business. Philadelphia World War veteran, told that the graves of our boys who sleep Mr. and Mrs. Fred ' Pickett Office Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. home soon in the east part of the city. in the fields of France, where they American Legion comrades, when he The new Chevrolet roadster recent­ small son, of Manhattan were in*, E. J. Schelling, C. F. DeFord, THREE DAYS ONLY received word from France that he is fought and died, have become the sa­ ly purchased by W. J. Mead now yesterday. Madge DeFord and Berl Burkhardt cred trust of their living comrades, heir to a fortune of $250,000 there. bears the legend Cloverdale-Nehalem No Charge for Consultation Last school play of the year. A» went to Portland Tuesday to witness Speechley accounted for his good for­ the Legionnaires.” Telephone company and is some clas­ 27 th. the big ball game. Secretary Weeks wrote that “ the Dr. Mellinthin is a regular graduate tune by saying that while in Paris sy car. Harry Lamar, a Civil war vet», Herbert Stam drove in from Port­ during the war he rescued a young high and solemn purpose of this un­ in medicine and surgery and is licens­ We understand that the Nehalem who has lived in this community l land Saturday evening to spend the woman who had fallen off a bridge in­ dertaking should command the ma­ ed by the state of Oregon. Telephone company will begin at once some time, is seriously ¡11 at , week end. He was accompanied by x-rial support of all patriotic Ameri- He visits professionally the more to the Seine. and build a line towards Seaside and , cans”. General Pershing commends important towns and cities and offers his mother, Mrs. Andrew Stam, who Shearer-Merrick hospital. will establish an exchange at Necani- J. W. Brandstetter spent a ft the movement to the “liberality of all to all who call on this trip free con­ has been spending a few days in Port­ DECORATION OF OVERSEAS cum. Fifty subscribers have already HEBO days at Pacific City last week. land. GRAVES IS ENCOURAGED those citizens who continue to cherish sultation, except the expense of treat been secured for that exchange. Rev. Carlton Jones, of Hernia Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Beal and Mrs. in their hearts a feeling of gratitude ment when desired. Miss Loreine Fletcher and Lester Stephen Scovell, one of the pioneer According to his method of treat­ Ross Spencer, of Portland, friends of held services at Woods Sunday. Indianapolis, April 16—Assurances for the men whose lives were sacri­ residents of this section, who suffer­ Garbut were married in Cloverdale Mrs. Sherman Conover has ben ve ficed in their behalf, and for the ment he does not operate for chronic Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Spitzmesser, spent of support of the American Legion in ed a severe intestinal hemorrhage Saturday afternoon. They intend to ill this week and is confined to the week end in Tillamook. Mr. grandeur and prestige of America. ” appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of its campaign to raise a permanent en- make their home at the mill near Monday, April 9, is much improved Beal is the manager of the Roberts home. downment fund of $100,000 to provide stomach, tonsils and adenoids. at this time and his many friends Hemlock. Mrs. Carl Shortridge was she Cole Motion Picture association, and •for the decoration of graves of war He has to his credit wonderful re ­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fogg have bought hop«* to see him around again soon.. ping in the city yesterday from Cl, Mr. Spencer is with the Overbeck Memorial Day sults in diseases of the stomach, liv ­ dead overseas each Dr. McGee reports the following the E. F. Ball place. verdale. and Cook commission house. from Myron T. er, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart have been received Andrew Anderson has been quite births: On April 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Clement W. Pattee and Goldie L. kidney, bladder, bed wetting, sciatia, Frances Buckles a 9 1-2 lb. girl, and sick for the last few days. He ex­ Herrick, American ambassador to War Weeks and I France, Secretary of I Adamson, both of Tillamook county leg ulcers and rectal ailments. pects his daughter from Portland on the same date to Mr. and Mrs. General Pershing. If you have been ailing for any were married at the M. E. parsonage William Ewan a 7 pound girl. On soon. on Saturday the 14th, by Rev. S. Ham length of time and do not get any bet­ Wm. Messner has moved his family April 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buck a ter, do not fail to call, as improper “This delicate and kindly thought rick. 9 1-2 pound boy. Rev. S. Hamrick left Monday af- measures rather than disease are ver- Joe Trambley opened a new bar­ ternoon for Dayton to attend the Sa- y often the cause of your long stand­ ber shop in the Daniels building last ■ 3 lem district conference. He will re- ing trouble. week. This makes two shops for Ne­ ! Remember above date, that consul­ turn the latter part of the week. halem, but judging by the patronage tation on this trip will be free and Saturday night of both barbers nei­ Alta Courtney an old friend of Mrs. that his treatment is different. ther will lack business. - Ivan Knight, spent four days here the Married women must be accompan­ County Surveyor Stanley Coates latter part of last week visiting at ied by their husbands. who have learned the economy of buying the best. was here Monday looking over the her home. Address: 336 Boston Block, Minne­ I' new bridge work and other business Ex-Sister Mary Angel gave the apolis, Minn.—Adv| Ê matters pertaining to his office. “Brown Bilt Shoes” are story of her life to the people of Till­ known the country over. About thirty members of the looal = amook Sunday, April 15. Sister An­ They are made by the great jb P. lodge attended lodge at Seaside gel gave a message that every Amer­ “Brown Shoe Co.” of St. - last Thursday night and were enter­ ican should hear, Her lectures are Louis. •» tained by that lodge later with danc­ endorsed by the Oregon Council of So the “Brown Bilt” shoe is not alone a shoe of vigor­ ing and refreshments. All report a the Christian Endeavor societies, the ous style, of finest leather, fine time. state W. C. T. U., leading ministers of surpassing workmanship and newspapers of the state, it is a shoe of most excep­ has many invitations to speak ROCKAWAY tionally value. A shoe for the economically inclined men. Brown Uncle Ben over the state of Oregon. Bilt Shoes cost but $5.00 to $10.00 at Says: E. Wright of McMinnville is here One minute for a few days putting in cement side essay on walks. health by W. R ohs has been called to Port­ I H. L. Babb land to serve on the jury. s D. C. TILLAMOOK, OREGON M. J. Crosby is able to be at work again after his long sick spell. “I see where a waitress in the Fred Windier has the honor of city was insult ed when a cus­ tomer asked What is the her is she had truth about chi frog legs. She said i t was ropractic ? The rheumatism.” truth about HE “special dis­ count” is tempt­ ing people well who could chiropractic is that it is mak ing, but not when not expect to be well under you u nderstand who any other method. pays for it. The tire Chiropractic is based on dealer doesn’t pay the fact that the human spin : « for it. The manu­ al bones become out of align ment.—a fact that has been facturer cannot af­ proved over and over again ford to. Chances are by X-ray photos. Chiroprac­ it comes out of the tic is based on the fact that these displaced spinal bones quality of the tire, cause pressure on spinal ner­ so, after all, you pay ves at the spinal nerve open­ for it. None of the ings. Such pressure causes weakness and disease, or if quality of Goodyear it completely shuts off nerve Tires ever is sacri­ transmission we have paraly­ ficed to “special dis­ sis. Chiropracitc adjusts spin al bones to alignment. This counts'* or anything is also proved by X-ray pho­ else. tos. r COUNTY NEWS PERSONAL MENTION having the first cement sidewalk in town. Mrs. Anna Boldrick went out this morning to her daughter’s Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gray have been called to Portland on account of the death of one of Mrs. Gray’s brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Tallman have return­ ed to their home at Salt Air. Rex Wakefield and wife and fam­ ily have returned from Salem where they have been for the past two months. Jim Watkins and wife are home again after spending the winter in Portland. John W. Kelley and family drove in to spend Sunday at their cottage. A. T. Dolan of Tillamook was a beach visitor Sunday. Mrs. Lowany is here looking after her apartment the Bonnie Dun Dee. DR. MELLINTHIN PERSONAL MENTION OPERETTA PARTICULARLY FOR MEN □ □ “THE HOUSE THAT □ JACK BUILT” Whether You Have Faith THE GOODYEAR SHOE STORE Presented by pupils of the public Schools TUNEFUL MUSIC CLEVER LINES GORGEOUS SCENES T Fortify your home AN EVENING OF BEAUTY J FRIDAY, APRIL 27 H. S. Gym 8:15 4. Chiropractic vertebral ad­ justments as given by this office have restored health in a number of cases in the past. The sufferers have been made well of diseases of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs, heart, stom- liver, kidneys, bowels, lower organs. Deafer« km erf/ arxf MCOKK* tnsnJ (.«gx/yw TT*e» hack I SUNSET GARAGE Tickets at Kochs i COLLECTIONS NO COLLECTION—NO CHARGE SETTLEMENT MADE THE DAY WE COLLECT We Sue in Our Own Name. McMinnville I KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. Hillsboro ACT TODAY Fortify it against the destructive summer sun Why •nd winter storms. Neglected Mirine es mean costly rermira. 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