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FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923
TLLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
PERSONAL MENTION
to be paved through Rainier.
session at the city hall Wednesday
Oil well to be sunk on Grand Island afternoon. At this time it wus de­
in Yamhill county.
cided to send the delegates to the con­
Gold Beach—14 miles Roosevelt
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armbruster of highway to be built south of Port Or- vention of the State Federation at
Portland motored here Sunday. Mr. I ford.
Medford this month without any in­
Armbruster is connected with the Pa­
structions as to how they are to vote.
Dallas
sawmill
cuts
1,600.000
feet
cific employment agency in the above
! per month Japan squares.
named city.
Oregon City—Bolton highway gap
The grand jury wus in session Fri­
day and Saturday of last week, and j to be paved.
Portland- - 4,200,000 feet Oregon fir
there were several witnesses from
HOW TO CHEAT
various parts of the county in attend­ going to Texas.
ance.
Salem—T. A. I.ivesley to build
FATHER TIME
C. C. Taylor was up from Clover­ *65,000 English home.
dale Friday.
Walton, Lane county, sawmill to
Mrs. Andrew Klein, of Nehulem, build 20 bungalows.
“One minute essays on health
spent Friday in the county seat city.
Astoria—First National bank to
by Dr. H. L. B h I4>
W. D. Pine made a trip to Nehalem build *22,000 home.
Friday in connection with the county
Mt. Hood railway cuts freight rates
agent’s office.
J. E. Shaw, county veterinarian, on fruit and box shook».
Ben
Union Oil Co. to erect 4-building
went to Portland und outside points
plant
in
Woodburn.
Friday of last week.
Chas. Pankow and wife and Mrs. 1 La Pine to get new sawmill.
"You can mock
Harry Thomus motored to Portland
Mill City school to cost *12,000.
and scoff nt sci­
Saturday; the Pankows returned to ' Cottage Grove holding *50,000 bond
ence, Nevvy, but
it will manage to
this city Sunday and Mrs. Thomas re­ election for new city hall.
wiggle along any
turned Tuesday.
way.”
Reedsport gets two additional saw
»Joseph Nufer, who lives near the
mills.
Nestucca river close to Cloverdale,
Salem—New *100,000 cannery un­
was in the city Monday.
Arthur Beals returned from a bus­ der construction.
llow to cheat Father Time
iness trip to Los Angeles on Sunday ' Cottage Grove—Company formed
is a problem we are all anx­
to log extensive timber holdings.
last.
ious to solve.
Reedsport—Johnson lumber camp
Mr. and Mrs. Goodnow of Portland
When a man becomes
were guests of S. C. Woods and fam­ installs oil burners on donkey.
stooped und his spine stiffens
ily Sunday.
it is a sign ol age. To keep
Mrs. Fred Mills drove to Carlton |
your youth you must keep
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the first of the week where she will
the spine flexible and erect.
visit with her mother Mrs. Mary Nel-1
When the spine is normal
son later going to Grandview, Wash­
and true in the alignment of
ington, where she will make her home
R. Y. Neeley of Sheridan has in-
all its joints, there is health
Mr. and Mrs. John Redmond spent vented a motor car stop and turn de­
and youth lasts right into
Sunday in the city visiting Mrs. Red- vice that operates manually. Neely
old age. The way to keep
young is to put the chiro­
jnond’s brother, A. A. Pennington.
i has worked on the invention since
practor on your calling list
* Mrs. Orvu’e Spencer was in town 1615, and has had it patented. The
und take his advice und use
from Rockaway Monday.
devic* consi3ts »f “n aluminum arm
his »kill to keep yKpr spine
'oung.
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Mrs. O. F. Toney and daughter Mar S*1*«1«*
‘he side of the car. An
cielle came down from the Salmon- arrow, containing a red light, is at
Chiropractic spinal
ad­
berry country last Thursday and are ' ‘he tip of the arm. When a turn
justments as given by this
office have restored heulth in
spending a few days in town.
is ‘° he made, the driver pulls the
a number of cases in the past
A. A. Pennington returned Satur- 1 arm to the proper position for the
few weeks. The sufferers
day evening from a six weeks trip kind of turn to be made, and the
have been made well of dis­
through southern California. While rad light in the arm illumgiates the
cuses of the eyes, ears, nose,
tiirout, lungs, heart, stomach
away Mr. Pennington did considerable arrow, It is said to be finding favor
liver, kidneys, bowels und
with those who have examined it.
buying for the store.
lower organs.
Mrs. J. J. Robitsch was in town
from Pleasant Valley Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Woods and Mr.
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and Mrs. Janies Goldworthy were
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called to Portland the first of the
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staves in oinasts or
week on account of the serious con­
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dition of Roy Woods who is in a
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Portland hospital. Jesse Woods also
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accompanied them.
The L. D. club met Friday after-
when consul­
Mr. Loop of the Loop Bros, store at I noon Muy 4, nt the home of Mrs. Roy
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Garibaldi was in the city on business j Henkle, with Mrs. J. H. Rosenberg as­
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with
tation
Tuesday.
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sisting hostess. The following mem-
W. H. Swindle of Garibaldi spent bers were present: Mesdames E. G.
charg-
out
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Sunday at the Fletcher home at Hem- Anderon, Armentrout, Boon, Bunn,
G kioncvs
Find out.
lock.
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Breeden, Gabriel, A. Harris, Hays,
Mrs. A. M. Hoffman and son Jack Hosley, Hoy, Lamb, Leach, S. Moul-
spent Sunday in Garibaldi at the S. ton, O’Dell, Styles und one guest Mrs
K. Hoffman home.
Jack Davis. An enjoyable time was
II. L. Babb *£
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ayers were in had by all. Delicious refreshments
town last Friday from Blaine.
were served. The club will meet Muy
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Mrs. A. M. Ginn and grandson i Ja 18 at the home of Mrs. Henry White
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Lalonde visited last Saturday < and with Mrs. Styles assisting hostess.
Branch office at Garibaldi
Sunday at the Joe Hollett home in
Tuesday, Thursday Evening
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Blaine.
The Women’s clpb held a special
Mrs. John Freehof and Miss Mar­
guerite Blumer, old friends of Mrs.
John Zumstein, from LaCrosse, Wis.,
and who have been here for the past
week, expect to return home soon.
The Swiss society will hold a fam­
ily gathering at the W. O. W. hall
Saturday night. There will be a
special program and a fine lunch.
George and Thomas B. Watt of the
Brighton Mills company were in the
city Wednesday afternoon attending
to business.
Mrs. Oran Wallace was a shopper
in town Wednesday from Hemlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Peer of Lees Broth­
ers of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Max
Fleming also of Portland, spent the
week end with Mr. Fleming's father -
at Oceanside.
Mrs. L. M. Thompson and daughter
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Adeline were in from Bay City Tues­
day.
J. T. Brooks was a business visit­
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or from Bay City Wednesday. Mr.,
Art Pative, Portland, 143 lbs. has bested Lew Domino, Johnny
Brooks recently moved to the bay
Kilbane,
Dobs Mulkey, Larry Shea and others. Jack McDonald,
town from Salem.
Sacramento, Cal., 132 lbs. welter weight champion of the south­
Mrs. Eva McGee and son Donald,
Mrs. Walter Baker and daughter La-
west beat such boys as Dick Dundee, Johnny Farrell, Leo Darcy
Velle and Mrs. George Kiehm and
and Young Mitchell.
daughter Helen motored to Seaside
Sunday where they attended a Chris­
tian Science lecture.
Bud Stengel, Portland, 125 lbs. amateur champion of north­
Mrs. F. C. Esch and daughter Dor­
othy went to Portland Tuesday to join
west until he turned professional a few weeks ago. Bested such
Mr. Esch who is on a buying trip
boys as Brick Coyle, Ad Mackil, Walter Close. Dale Freeman,
there for the Penney store. They
125 lbs, Portland, beat such boys as Brick Coyle, Ad Mackil, Sol
will return the latter part of the
Bloomberg.
week.
Ix-ster Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. D. O.
Spitzmesser and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Disney spent Sunday at Oceanside.
Lewis Johnson, Tillamook, 160 lbs. local boy who has always
Mrs. W. C. Foster, who has been
pleased. Jimmy Anderson, Portland, 155 lbs, not long at the game
in Portland for the past week caring
but a mixer.
for an aunt who was ill returned
home Monday evening.
Jack Davis of Beaver, is spending
a f"W days in the city.
Rip Allen, Tillamook, 135 lbs. and Young Ellengworth, Tilla­
mook, 135 lbs. new boys bet will be worth watching.
EVENTS TAKE PLACE
IN SOCIETY’S REALM
were discussed, but owing to the fact
that the committee had been unable
to secure a complete report a placet
was not decided upon. Further plans
for the luncheon will be made at the
Plan» for the club luncheon to be regular May meeting to be held the
held at the June meeting of the club 23rd at the city hall.
The delegates who have been elected
to attend are Mrs. R. B. Hayes, pres­
ident, Mrs. R. N. Henkle and Mrs.
Emmett Bales.
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SEATS ON SALE AT RIALTO
Keep a Frye •
M o I oub H ujyi nt
1 dm in your cooler,
or you can buy It
conveniently «peed
at your dealer b .
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Independence gets cannery..
Forest Grove ships carload eggs to
New York City.
Lower Columbia river highway
Recent government investiga-
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vitaminei. Don't tell the Mnn-
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drippings, let toast and coffee be
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NOTES OF PROGRESS
Ready for
another day
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See that the Man-of-the Family
is ready for another day. Fry or
broil him a slice of
California
BOXING
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