FRIDAY. APRIL >
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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MANY CHILDREN MAKE * -■“ H“
GOOD SPELLING GRADES -•
r._ Jaser
Grade '•
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Maice-ia -
>8; F *r ~"a La*»*n.
Grade 4: Xa aetta
, Richard
&Û; Lear.
; Glady» 1
Grade 5: L
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Gert
&e. K- in* Tor
Sellon. la-
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A.-
e. Evtre'
Wmnifred A
. C :
W fta T^*é<
Jack ¿henser SiS; Laur> B/1
Dorothy Holhek Í<L Gra¡¿J|
via OarheilB, Theron
othy Thomai, Roy Haye,
K-./ar. X. J r..-. F - i;.1
Ctt Provost, Edwin
rente Wüson M).
t
Grade 7: Veldor. Ar.d^^
tie Mather. Edward K.- .zu¡
elyn P.-ovoot, Gordo-
Gretcfeen McMeekea
AT.
W|I
othy Bousaie, -ueena
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Mi ir«d Krug
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í: Wes-Jey MrAly.s*, Ja-^i
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r Caatay. M4; Ime Arao
Raffi*. Clyde Ditte- Leti F
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He-r.-ar F
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va FTettser.
Z La.-y.ry,
Wr«fct X; .
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Grade 4
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Grade I. Ar..ra Riat,
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Reflection
In Regard to
Hupmobile
Bernie* Scher
mita S*nd.«dre.
1er O mbmmm .
Grade
G fid*
Grade
Florence Laríson 100
';n.> 5
Witi frad Wt;
o
Conféra. . Mehi fai Dawrc:
W.i»on
4: Syl ireste? C
Grati*
Marrseril
U Kester lit
ex.« F.-a -r 1«
Gradi
4:
-1 V
Gran
J»ek Gn
nel. Wrx,
Mat. 1
cher 100.
100: Alfred Matt
Ralph M.rry
Grade fl Boyd J.
Mond
Basarli 100
Itti
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; Ha.- aâd S
Jra4«
«aine Hoy
I Brody I«); W.lijan» Wai
i7: Jack
.Grade 6:
ward« X.
Dirt. 22.
Grade 3. CnaHe* W
Floy R/zIlina $*8: Marra--1
inte Zweifel >4. Grade 4i Helen John |
■ade 3 G' re
t. M»-y »on. Pn_«. .1 a Smith. 100; Mary Black
Eof< •» OL »on, Alyerlheir*, Edmund Fredrick»« a J8; Lzrre-
De Garmo lOfl; Oar-, aa Blackbcm X; Verna M ady- »
e I>a» < ,r., Marrin Grade S: Maxine Charvhi!!. Ch.-uuse
Dosine Fuk, E,h»rt W>Jt'Cobb 100; Eveiyn Btiell X
Grade
T»d !
Grade . 6
Pauhne B¿ell. Ekie Smi-.F Ota«
WJJ.
I»*. Melvin High 100; Wilkes ‘
Lyle Coehrar. John MrLrr.-
Paul T» ,-n » Grad* 7: Mar- •
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Wrten
V^r
flat 7 uïtA cl
used
truck
1
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»dw>
cate of his own car in
/ dxer »rii-defente unless
■cud «mriiTtbevome»intolerable.
Jr. frvrv of Huprffdbfle high
quality—if the exceptional
puali tie» themselves did not exist
m the Hupmobile.
Eut if you could dig dowii into
the mind« of rive overwhelming
majority of men w ho own cars,
you would find that nearly *L
of them believe implicitly in
the Hupmobile.
People in the mass do not con
tinue to see superiorities in a
motor car over a long period
of years, unless the superiorities
are actually there.
E
ge in the
ness with
out casting doubt on their own
choice, they would probably
•ay: Buy a Hupmobile.
general attitude toward
lupmobilc is rare enough
worth recording, because
o the very root of wise
ile buying.
a' ’1
v .3« fro j
f d>¿»« '.¿a on
vyyr ^urcb.
A'»d it is an indisputable fact
that motorists in the ma>' do
spontaneously, continuously
testify to merits in the Hup-
mobilewhich make ittheu :><.<.
soundest, purchase possible in
its class.
IT is interesting to look back
1 and see how Hupmobile
fcles have steadily advanced for
fifteen years.
The Hupmobile L'uirxu -;<ah
Deitüer co'vcivvd,
wtwtîrî, •>t Dot th«
dialer teli» /o» • jí <1 nth
«ri Mtxw r..
oped, ofi the theory of huge
volume, but rather on the con
viction that H u pmobile would
make itself known and fix a
firm place for itself through
downright merit.
bile*i total sales
- nc ’ i.dily up,UDj
up,—its market constantly
un i. 'ubstao-
tial, pt " th arter. t thing.
. i - '
rings should inter-
cr. because they re-
what he is
• hen his mind
lolds fas; jo the one
prin
ciple or al! souna buying*
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B} the one safe principle of
an sound buying we mean
the principle of proven* value
1 exists in any good prod-
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ROBERT < • -
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TERRY & HARE, Agents,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
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