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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
ROCKAWAY
(Crowded out last week)
George Fawler the Hamburger
G. W. Gmy made a business trip
king, nas opeued his nlium at bus­ to Tillamook.
iness for the season.
Jack Jasman is in town on business.
Fred Menard and family have mov-
Rockaway ha» made plana for a big
; ed to Bay City. Mr. Menard is the
celebration on the 4th. of July.
: master mechanic for the Whitney Co.
* at Ildaviile.
Mrs. F.I'.Miller left for Portland
<m business.
Mrs. Ray Quakeubush and daugh-
! ters ure spending a two week rest at
the summer home in Elmore.
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The S.P. men families of the Brook­
lyn yard are plunning on u picnic to
Rockaway somtime before the 4th of
*
July.
office at 110 I. O. O. F. building will
load.
Robert Burgess motored down from be closed, I being a member of the
ren are visiting her parents In Port- Tillamook company of the Oregon Na­
Rockwood to visit home folks. He has tional Guurd. My duty to my coun­
gone to work in the logging camp try and the state of Oregon makes
this a hoe nee necessary. — J. E.
near Bay City.
35-2t
C. E. Irish made a business trip to Shearer, M. D.—Adv.
Bay City Monday.
The Misses Lupre, Kyle, Nelson and
Burgess gave a farewell party Fri­
BRIGHTON
day evening May 25, for Vemard and
Agnes Simonson.
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Kenneth Burgess ami Ward Rich­ ♦
The Rev. Tator preached a very in­
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ESTABLISHED
RATES
FOR
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mond
have
started
a
garage
at
Bay
treating memorial sermon Sunday eve
♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦
City.
ning.
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W. W. Wood’s father from Ashland
Miss Mary l.upro left for Portland
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One
cent
!>"
word
per
issue,
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is visiting him.
Monday to visit relatives.
♦ with a minimum charge of $ .25 ♦
Ed Slavine gave a crab feast Thurs
NEHAI.E.M
♦ Readers are charged at the ♦
OCEANSIDE
day evening for the young people. Mr.
♦ same rate. All reading notices ♦
♦ must have “adv." attached. No ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slocum of M< and Mrs. Carl Beckett were the chap­
Mr. and Mrs. Emil W. Pearson, Mr ♦ preferred positions.
♦
MinnviUe visited with H. A. Beil and erones. They played games and went
boat riding and at about 12 o'clock and Mrs. Maurice Jernsfedt, Miss El­ ♦
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family last Sunday.
they served the crabs, ice cream and Inn Abrams and John Peterson of
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson are cookies and punch. A very enjoyable Carlton spent the week end at Ocean- + ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
in Portland this week attending ut time is reported.
FOR SALE
aide.
the bedside of Mrs. Huttie Smith who
and
children
and
Mr.
Leo
Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis gave a
IARGE REED BABY BUGGY AND
is ill.
birthduy party in honor of Mrs. John and Mrs. A. Dinenuin of Portland
storm cover and baby bassinet on
Nehalem schools
Yorkey. They spout the evening in spent Saturday ad Sunday camping I wheels. Mrs. Laurens Moulton,
and the teachers
dancing and served crabs and ice in the grove.
city.
35-2t
their homes for the summer vacation. cream and cuke. All reported a good
The extreme low tides have been
quite an attraction this week and sev­ A PIANO AND OTHER HOUSE-
| T. E. Epplett of Tillamook whs rus- time.
hold furniture. Inquire Pollyanna
\ nesting among the hills in the north
M rs Ida Burgess returned from a eral people have visited Short Beach.
Geo. B. Fowler. Miss Stark and Mr.
’ end of the county last week.
Shop.
35-lt
visit ut Rockwood and reports rainy
Among the recent purchasers of weather there as well as here and and Mrs. Vernon Faxon spent Tues­ 5 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
day and Wednesday al Oceanside.
■ new cars we note George Leslie with backward crops.
Enquire at Headlight 135-K. 35-2tp
Vernon
Faxon is stenogrpher at the
Mrs.
Winnie
Hass
and
son
returned
a Nash four, and Louie Wiggins who
circuit
court
at
Portland.
TN BRIGHTON BEACH. ONE LOT
has a tine new Durnnt.
from u visit in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs H. Nelson of Portland
No 2 in Block 81 for $100. Ten dol
Mrs. George Blanchurd who taught
Mrs. A. K. Hartman and three child
were Sunday visitors.
lars per month or $85 cash. Peter
Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Wells of Eu­
Damis, St. Helens Oregon, P. O.
gene ure domiciled in their new cot­
Box 501,.
33-6tp
tage for a two weeks stay.
L. V. Eberhardt of Tillamook spent TWO UNIT HINMANN MILKING
machine, complete with engine. In­
Sunday at Oceanside.
good
condition, a bargain. L. G.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Fleming
and
C-T-C
Ross, Beaver.
35-4tp
Tires
Mrs. W. C. Peer of Portland spent
Conserve
Memorial day on the beach.
Th,- ear
T. E. Epplett who has been bailiff HORSE, EIGHT YEARS OLD, WT.
and deputy sheriff for the past ten
1200, Gottlieb Wyss, mutual phone
years has now opened a store at
35-2t
Oceanside.. He has given it the name
FIGHT SMALL PIGS, 2 MONTHS
of “Dad’s Cash Store.”
old, A. J. N. dstrom, Sandlake road
Miss Grace E. Hobbs and Mrs. L.
Swafford motored in from Portland HAVE A FINE YOUNG, PURE
and spent the week end in their cot­
bred Jersey cow for sole. Must sell
tage.
as I am unable to care for her.
Mary 1. Wilson, Rockaway, Seaview
MISUSE OF TERMS
addition.
33-2t
ODAY at the model C-T-C
tire plant in Portland this
“The word thoroughbred applies A MARE, WEIGHT 100 LBS. BROKE
state is producing a cord tire
4 UJ superior
single and double; gentle, also milk
solely to a distinct breed of the horse
to those for which Ore­
wagon and harness. W. A. Baker
family.” sair un authority in the court
gon motorists have been spending
Mutual Phone.
34-2t.
house
one
day
this
week
to
the
report
$17.000.000
er. “Purebred applies to cattle, but
C-T-C aupertonty is [ r tu.mnced and
CUT FLOWERS, POTTED PLANTS
never the word thoroughbred. Many I
définit«* It is a stronger more durable
Special attention to floral pieces,
.«nd hettcr-m ’< cord tire—into which
stockmen, ns well as newspaper writ­
for funerals. Also early cabbage
i. hand-built extr 1 .ji distance mile
ers confuse the two terms. A pure
age, unequal. d n.in-spid qualities and
cauliflower, and tomatoes. Tilla­
bred cow is not a pure breed until
the eennorn and coir.it rl made pos­
mook Greenhouse, Mutual tele­
sible by its ibility t. stand up under
registered, aecorffing to the rules gov­
phone.
28-tf
30lower inflation than usually rec-
erning associations. The progeny of
commcnded
one species of cow when crossed with 2 YEAR HOLSTEIN BULL; ALSO
Use of only the highest grade materials;
a bull of another species, becomes a
thrifty 7 to 9 weeks old pigs. Joe
improved design, construction and com-
pouii.it-; k and limited production pro­
half-blood or half-breed, though both
Nufer, Cloverdale, Ore.
31-8tp
duce C-T-C superiority.
sire and dam may have been pure
bred in their classes. Usually the CORDWOOD, 16 INCH BODY FIR,
H. J. NELSON. Distributor for Till-
$8.50 per cord. Leave orders at
amook County. Dealers throughout
progeny of two distinct types are
Honey & Heussers Grocery. 9tf
the county.
called grades."
(.Columbia 1 ire Corporation
SUNDQU1ST - NORBERG MILL
Portland. Oregon
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
wood for sale $5 cord delivered.
Cord and a half to load. John Ma-
( in account of the encampment of
’hers. city.
20tf
QI Q
the National Gunrd at ( amp Lewis
o
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
from June 15th to 30th inclusive, my
Grown
experienced
m
I
f
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POWER
I
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
I C ALIVOBMIA«
the primary grade here last year,
went to Portland last Suaday to visit
her mother.
Dean J. A. Bexell delivered the
address at the graduation exercises
of the Nehalem high school last Fri-
day evening. The class consisted of
five young ladies and one gentlemen.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN
Finest Cord Tires
T
MY RANCH AT BEAVER OF 28
acreB. Ten in berries, stock, mach­
inery, etc. Cient King, Tillamook,,
Ore,
35-tf
asas®®.:
Portland Auto Stage
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GEM THEATRE
IVAN DONALDSON, Mgr., Tillamook. Ore
Change in schedule from Portland tn Tillamook effective March
19th as follows:
tbd
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
7:30 a. m.
2 p. m.
and
6:00 p. m.
12:00 nt. and
12:30 Midnight
1 FROM PORTLAND— 7:50 a. m
Sunday-Monday, June 10-11
Î This change should please local people as they can spend evenings
in Portland and return on midnight special.
AGNES AYERS in
A DAUGHTER OF
LUXURY
ALBANY LINN BUTTER
Taken from the play "The Imposter. A story
of many angles, filled with ups and downs.
Not since “Forbidden Fruit” have you seen
Agnes Ayers in such a wonderful production
as "A Daughtr f Luxury". It has everything
luxurious gowns, tingling thrills, beautiful
settings and love.
is uniformly ^resh and sweet and will give you but­
ter satisfaction. Try it once and you will be hard to
please with any other brand.
We offer you this week some items on which we are
overstocked at very specia lvalues:
Yarmouth Maine corn 18c, 3 cans 50c.
Waldorf Oysters, large cans 30c, 3 cans for 85c
Diamond W Liquid Bluing per bottle 9c.
Fancy Blue Rose Rice 7 pounds for 50c.
FOX NEWS
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LIGHTS OF NEW YORK
This picture is divided into two parts, the first
which takes place in the poorer queries of
Manhattan, the scond of which is enacted in
the mansion of a millionaire. Through both
parts flare fitfully the fateful “Lights of New
York." In being able to show this peutre
wei take a great amount of pleasure and a
feeling of pride, It is on of the very best
we’ve evr shown in Tillamook. The story, the
ncting, the dirction can only leflect in the high
est and possible degree th« absolute Wonder­
fulness of this picture. If you miss it you’ll
lejrn inter that you missed one of the best.
E. G. ANDERSON
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THE HEADLIGHT—TILLAMOOK |
COUNTY’S LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM
A drama of the old and new South. The stroy
of an uncouth boy taken from his Kentuck hills
and given the place of a rich man’s son because
the rel son is a waster. Then the brotherhood
of hate between them—a hate fanned to death
daling fury when both love one girl—from cli­
max to climax the story sweeps to it’s final
dramatic arena where in the raging inferno of
a forest fire the brotherhood finds it’s battle­
ground amid the hiss and crash of blazing
trees. Featuring Frank Keenan, Marguerite
de la Motte, Lloyd Hughes and Edward Burns.
Tuesday-Wednesday, June 12-13
THE SATISFACTION STORE
IN
SCARS OF JEALOUSY
LEATHER PUSHERS
Remember we are likely to have the kind of seed
that you want for your garden and root crops and
whatever you need for your poultry.
ADVERTISE
FELIX THE CAT, CARTOON
Thursday-Friday, June 14-15
a
FOX NEWS
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Saturday June 16
DON QUICKSHOT OF
RIO GRANDE
Featuring Jack Hoxie. A fast action western
«tory, full of excitement and thrilling situa-
tions.
FOR RENT
LODGE DIRECTORY
4 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR
married couple. Upstairs, light, airy Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, O. E. S.
Stated communications first and
clean, center of town. Furnished.
For sale: Indian motorcycle, runn­ third Thursdays of each month in
Visitors welcome.
ing order $20. For sale Franklin Masonic Hall.
CORA L. MILLER, Secty.
1910. Fine running order $50. See
Percy, the Bicycle Doctor.
33-2t
W. R. C.
Corinth Relief Corps No. 54, Dept,
MODERN FIVE-ROOM HOUSE,
with garden, orchard and barn,, of Oregon meets on first and third
$15 month. J 134 Headlight. 35-4t Friday evenings of each month, at
8 o’clock in the W. O. W. hall.
for sale
Visitors welcome.
MODERN 4-R00M HOUSE ON ISt
Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres.
street, close in, with garage. Call
Elizabeth Conover, Secretary
83R.
33tf
CORINTH POST NO. 35
Department of Oregon
PASTURE, INQUIRE OF M. E.
Trask Lodge, phone
Gruber,
Meets on second and on fourth
27tf Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p.m.
°F22.
in the W. O. W. hall.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE SUITABLE
s. Diehl, Commander
for rooming or boarding house. Call
H. W. Sped», Adjutant
next door Allen House.
Johnson Chapter, No. 24
WANTED
R. A. M.
Stated Communication sec­
TO RENT SMALL DAIRY RANCH
ond and fourth Tuesdays in
about 12 or 15 cows. Phone Earl E.
month. Visitors welcome.
McLaughlin, Blaine, Ore., care of
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
W L Bedortha, mutual phone. 35-2p
A QUARTER OR HAI.F BLOCK, IN
Bay City, good location, from own­
er. Write terms and description of
property when answering. Write to
Box 92, Tillamook.
GOOD JERSEY COW. 817 EIGHTH
33-2tp
street East.
AN EXPERIENCED
MAN TO
Call
handle small dairy farm.
20tf
Bell phone 3F2.
WOMAN TO DO HOUSEWORK,
cooking. Mrs. E. E. Trout, 3-4 mil«'
35-2t
last of city.
for rent
WANTED TO HUY
WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual
phone.
1$ tf
Tillamook I-odge No. 57
A. F. & A. M.
Stated communication sec-
each
ond Wednesday in
Visiting Brethern
month,
welcome.
Harvey Ebinger, Sec.
Tuesday Evening, 7:30
Rebekahs Wednesday Evening.
Marathon Lodge No.
93, Knights of Pythias
Regular meeting Mon­
day evening at 7:15
sharp. By order of the
Chancellor Commander