MM FRIDAY, JULY 27. 1923 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT ED (Continued from Page I) R. D. Dunn ........... .... J. A. Rock .................................. «9.90 Ralph Keister ....... ...................... 7.99 Del Penter 1.99 Merrill Kneeland J. L. Davidson 2.99 Alvin Andurson H. 1.99 Janies Cripps 34.16 F. M. Nelson ......... ..................... ..... 129.74 Lynn George 72 ÄI O. Meyers H. A. Chopard ....................... 129.74 Chas. Wunles ... 37.90 Jenek Bros. ......... ...................... 47.98 G. E. Waughn 37.90 J. L. Davidson 107.96 Oscar Carver ... 19.95 1 L. L. George ............................. ... 17.95 Geo. Sargent ........................... Joe Rogers .............. ...................... 60.92 Nick Sheets 3.99 | J. M. Switzer ...................... ... 57.59 Clyde Lane M. Z. Hansen ...... 5.98 P. O. Light 3.49 !H. Strout .................................. .... 19.45 A. C. Reussen 21.94 E. Bloom Bill Beatty 110.74 Franklin Bashor ..................... .... 20.95 F. L. Owens........... 2«. 19 C. A. Wilocx John Cornett 31.92 .. 101.24 Melvin Kneeland ............. . .„__ 19.45 Wayne Blackburn ...................... 19.95 Paul Light .......... Fred Davidson .... 21.68 S. J. Etzwiler 55.86 15. '.Hi L. C. Reynolds ... 103.74 ! I.. L. Whiteman ..................... M. Wiggins ........ 99.80 H. W. Etzwiler ... 15.00 1 :> M Portier DeAtley 19.95 IE. (!. Ostrander G. W. Anderson Merrrill Kneeland . 19.45 34.87 . 88.00 A. li liif. ’ fl Tfi.9« DeAtley .... H. Leach ....... Porter W. 2.0O 1 1 Wt.tul 5.98 11 (».74 Vernie Kellow 68.91 Bridge Lane .............. W. H. I-each . .2« 50.37 ”1 1 Walter A. Rogers 103.71 Carl White .............................. J. W. Is Edwards 109.86 84.75 Ed. Hornschuck .. 95.76 Sill Munro 34.93 Bill Messner Oren I-each ....... S — 112. ili I. I*i»v A 1 71.91 1 , 207.74 Rennie Kellow >lds .......... D. Jones .......... J. II. Reynolds .... 25.93 lit^i I uninann 108.86 92.04 Kirk Lampson 69 86 M. II. Lucas ... A. E. Holden 15.98 I I) 9D.21 C. L. Chapman 92.04 Orral Rav A. E. Holden 45.88 19.93 H. Parks #2.00 Melvin Kneeland A. E. Holden 13.95 Junius Imlah 47.93 1 10.38 Huns Jensen 8..98 Archie Mattoon Thore Haugen . 35.92 11.97 W P. Jones 15.9« Harold Mattoon 108.35 Lloyd Henry Wni. Robitsch 53.66 39.35 !<’ K CMrviM’ 7„98 P. O. Light 98.36 Jini lainibson W. B. Sutton 4.50 40.40 (’ E Eric kaoii 13.96 C. Ray 7.10 Guy Schoppert .... Coast Power Co, .......... 27.92 A I . 76.12 190.25 Mark Bloom 8 M Vernu Weiss Ante Bloom 15.50 95.13 8 9'.» C. F. Stone 29.94 Jim Beggs Geo. C. Smith 57.8F! J E C’iM'ht'im 70.50 109.78 Adelia Weiss 2Ö.94 Janies Rogers U. 8. Edwards ... .. 113.85 P. T. Land 13.36 26.94 Will Ward ........................... ...................... 103.74 Bill Munro ........... Ralpn Lucas Paul Light 9.97 Il E Etzwiler 7.09 26.94 103.74 Claud Lane ----- - Fred Edwards 47.38 1 (' Smith 29.92 165.50 J. W. Bodvfelt 95.7« (’laud lame L. A. Whitcomb 112.11 Archie Mattoon 77.89 1 ' » 11 E. A. Lane .............. 70.74 L. Roy Allen Guy Grames ...' 4.49 Harold Mattoon 57.85 114.77 Ralph I.ucas . 17.44 Lloyd lame ........ IL C. Maynard ID Ü0 Verna Weiss «6.19 (' L’ Erii»L<<i»n 13.47 19 1 i J. C. Howers .......... Sunset Garage 27.93 1IJJ’.,. J. II. Schafer 12.2« M V I iiffviitin 31.92 S. E. McKinzie King-Crenshaw Co 57.85 K E Smith 19.95 9146 W. A. Rogers M0 S. C. McKenzie M. E. Gruber 148.56 viiiiK (juiinson 19.95 19 94 H. S. Summers ...... 200.7.“ John Schafer Ore. State Highway Com ..................... ... 15.9« A rno|i| Jev.<• • n 15.96 15.35 i Albert Wenzel 103.74 J. B. Rogers .......... J. N. Martindale ................ — F. DeFord .............................. ... 22.47 Elvin Anderson 1 1 97 E. P. Bloom ....... 31.92 Kathleen Mills ........................... ......................... 27.49 I.F.OI A. D. Devine 3.99 103 74 L. A. lame ......... Geo. J. Burckard 2 11.H 1 J. M. Sturgis «9.77 26.94 95.76 M. V. Logsdon A. F. Coates Lumber Co .. 372.52 114» > 11- v 11 ii n »11 19.60 George A. Fuller 29.92 23.97 Len Pierce A. W. Plank Hardware 19.95 277.37 W. J. Beverla ........................... ... «9.77 23.97 C. A. Wileox Standard Oil Co...................... ...... 389.70 P 1 \Vuhh 47.94 19.00 W. C. Cheney 47.92 Clyde lame A. W. Plank Hardware 23.94 Osciir Bennett 15.96 3.40 Melvin *Kneeland 139.71 I. . C. Reynolds Williams Williams 61.55 Orral Ray ............... 11.97 Steinbach Iron Works Lyle Edwards ...... 15.96 160.54 Harold Mattoon .. Chas. F. Pankow ........... Joe Rogers ............. 59.92 1.85 I Archie Mattoon Pacific Tel & Tel Co ........... W. F. Messner 63.92 108.71 E. G. Osrtander ...... Union Oil Co. ... M. B. Lucas .......... H. S. Brinthal), clerk, express 25.07 ’ Earl Porter ............... Southern Pacific Co. .......... 129.8-1 Ole Redburg ........ 5.72 V. R. Hall Shives Motor Co. 1.80 R. R. Riegel Tillamook Co. Mut. Tel. Co. ■ . . 3. Mono* 5.59 Henry Ilanaen ........ W. E. Anderson • v hint be* 6.58 J. IL Rock A. 11. Guistrom .. .wilt duty truck H. J. Earl ................... 21.90 A. T. Dolan ....... ' -r r. j new U. S. 18.60 Franklin Baschar . W. B. Johnstone l»v v »illthepneu* 21.78 M. V. Logsdon J’.’int, n matic-i' ix ti\ W. B. Johnstone of 39.62 .1. B. Kogers......... .... W. B. Johnstone trucks '.lose scr\ ice requ cb 103.74 A. C. Reusser Douglas Is*aeh a not »UJiULUr. bie tire oi 401.49 H. S. Summers Lamb-Schrader Co. -cty .J ’ cuih 'n 27.93 Charley Wilcox .... Jesse Walker ig pronertie >. E. J. Hunter ........... V/ii. »4 yc r openring WAVERLY Motor Oils ROAD DIST. NO. 3 i Judson Moore CJuJita tv , la • U. . Truck ” come from under Penn 42.64 Arthur Call .............. Dell Penter T-,'e Servi ■ Dedcr haaa tiro sylvunia—when«' cornea tlia 39.90 ¡Arthur Coffey A. N. Sheets toll .iru- ’..Call on bin’.. world’s beat crude petroleum. 58.85 ! Henry Eli A. Tiffany 108.79 Tiiey are 10065 purafftne. E. E. Nelson Austin Phelps I... E. Whiteman..................... 3.99 V. R. Hall 50.00 C. H. S. Wanlim ................... 131.75 1!. R. Riesel ............................. Geo. Hodgston ........................... Paul Vanderpool ...................... Paul Vanderpool Alfred Bauer Ran<‘<‘ Wideman N Affolter ........ Elmer Earl ...... P. C. Mever ............... P. C Meyer J. W. Meyer ................ ............... A. E. Meyer ................. ........... L. S. Frink... ............... ................. Guy Ward ........ — ............... Alfred Parson ........ .................. Jin Krepps ............ ........ Harold Scherzinger ... Carl Commons ............ Cliff Mattoon ................ ................ Walter Winters George Lemons ....... Kenneth Sherwood George Winters ......... ............ ........ A. E. Movers . . 800.00 F. M. Nelson 49.30 1500 81.79 .......... All Pennsylvania, Motor Lubricants are your air’s best guarantee of long THE SEINE 77.50 143.81 79.30 73.81 11.97 57.84 111.85 MAIL AND EXPRESS ORDERS 121.81 FILLED. SEND FOR PRICE 124.84 LIST 109.80 10.97 42.39 TILLAMCOK, ORE. 6.85 BELL 59-J 1.99 3.501 DAIRYMEN! WOOD-LARK FLY REPELLANT Fish Clams Crabs ALL SEA FOODS IN SEA SON CHAS. PANKOW That’s why we rail and rec ommend Waverly, All Penn- ■ylvaniu, .Motor Olla. C. E. Eckerson A rchie Mattoon H. G. Kinman 35.91 *> .JJ o. 2»* 25« 30« 25« 1 IT IS A POSITIVE FACT That a large percentage of business failures is due to lack of advertising. More failures in merchand; ing lines have been traced to this one cause than to any other. Does this mean anything to you Mr. Non Advertiser? Do you think that your business is any different from the other fellow’s? You may believe that you have a divine dispensation which will allow you to succeed while working along antiquated lines, but we doubt it. Better not take a chance. Let the Headlight figure with y;,u on-some publicity work. {O regon The UNIVERSITY of OREGON contain!, The Collette of Literature. Science and the .Art» with 22 departments. The professional schools of Archi tecture und Allied Arts— Business Administration—Education—Grad uate Study—Journalism—Law- Medicine—Music—Physical Edu cation—Sociology—Extension. For a cataloÿuv or anÿ information umu Tie Rvÿutrar, UmVvrtitp of Oregon. Euftns, Or »ion !HÉ'E13EI2IS’E®TiiI2I2ffiii¡d3l31E¡EJa¡EEEi HILLSBORO TRADING CO. The 48th Yew Opens September 25, IM2.1 Tiiiamook, Oregon Now doing business in the Edmunds building, 14 1st street, will carry a complete line of BABY’S LAST DAIRY HOPE “One minute essays on health by Dr. H. L. Babb” "An insurance policy, Nevvy, is an instrument for keeping your will ow out of the wush tub.” ¡{. B. HAYS AND POULTRY FEEDS PRICES RIGHT CALL AND SEE US WANTED CASCARA BARK AND EMPTY BAGS < CONNELL. FREEMAN & STOUT, Props. Bell Phone 114-J Mutual Phone TILLAMOOK GARAGE FORD SALES & SERVICE WE SALVAGE Slow and too slow accounts and notes at our own expense KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY WILLY 7'Pass. Touring *1435 f. o. b. Toledo Clarke, Woodward Dr« Co., I'orllawd. Or.«<i< Death to Until she was 7 months old nil went well with baby—the first—ami then suddenly her food would not agree. It would come up or when pass ed in the natural way, show ed perfect «rvidence that no portion of it was being digest ed. And so, slowly, the child was starving to death. The parents changed frantically and hopefully from one food to another. Then a broad minded spec ialist on giving up the ease said “you might try a chiro practor—a good one.” And ■the baby got well. Something had disturbed spinal bone al ignment and nerves to the stomach were affected, The adjustments saved hre. Fully equipped and skilfully managed offices for collections at Hillsboro McMinnville Tillamook WHEN IN TILLAMOOK STOP AT I. I THE HOTEL NETHERLANDS C. J. & A. L. NEFF, Props. No. 8, First St. Tillamook, Ore. | Haia®iaf3i5faf3W5!arof^f?j&ri^jt3.TjA-L'Ji'jLd'e:n'b'3ieL'i'!rJjL'',j'3i3®®raEiai£i®3i3rt9jr''; Tasi Chiropractic spinal ad- justments as given by this office have restored health in n number of cases in the past few weeks. The sufferers have been made well of dis enses of the eyes, ears, nose, thpout, lungs, heart, stomach liver, kidneys, bowels and lower organs. HEALTH FOLLOW! MOTHS KOCH & BENNETT Alvin Anderson Snys: Drive* tooiv file« unti «nil»*— lncren*e* milk nn«l money rr- turiw, lour «frugal*« bn* It. It not ne will »end preyahl a trial <iunrt package for 75c. Stomp* a<*cepte«l. Before disposing of wearing apparel for the summer he sure that they : well protected from moths and other pests. Let us suggest that you use Lar paper tar bags, gtim camphor, moth flakes and moth bails. 183.77 Ralph Davidson ........ 175.7« Kirk lumipson P. (?. Meyer 51.8? P. C. Meyer 23.94 J. W. Meyers 28.67 A. E. Meyer 24.68 (Continued on Page ■'>» 1.199 George Lemmons sendee 101.811 Cliff Mattoon ................. ................ 10.00 114.34 Earl Porter ........ 129.81 Perry Hall .......... 94.36 Ole Redberg ........... 95.3« 1 Orel Ray ........................ ......... 27.96 Jim Reed ................... 16.97 Henry Hanan 37.45 J. II. Rock 47.94 98.49 82.94 11.97 ‘499 11.97 159.74 39.90 n.97 kN 120.66 153.72 17.53 95.51 137.47 118.42 42.44 21.19 15.69 178.49 80.04 172.!»« 15.9« 20.69 1.49 1 F6.65 110.00 101.74 93.76 85.00 95.76 59.76 Lloyd Henry C. Hussey Rennie Kollow Frank Summers .. A. Miller ................. George (¡hurst ... Will. Powell .......... Albert Haedinger M. F. Welsh ......... A. C. Rcussor ------- I. . J. White Carl White Carl White Alex Imlah Lloyd Kollow Ed Creecy Jim IleggH p. O. Light ........... W. Bodyfelt . J. Call ................ E, W. Bills ........... C. M. Churchill Henty Hansen Paul Light John Fox Wilbur Broughton L. F. Affoltor Erwin Schnelle Hoy Boldt .1 W. Meyer Jesse Ward Russel Ward United States Truck Tines ere Good Tires Waverly, 43.94 Jim Krepps 63.92 Fred Scherzinger Jr Parks C h IROPBACTIC COTSPCTS PRtSSURt OH SPINAL HERVES IN DISEASES 0* THE FOLLOWING OPOAN, when consul ta t4on is with Steers With a Touch With deep-cushioned, roomy, comfortable capacity lor all, the Willys-Knight 7-passenger louring Car handles a, nimbly as a pea > pony. The Willys-Knight is the only car in America with .. ;ht Timken hearings in the front axle, and is 'he easiest car to steer. We know of no WiUys-Kuight engine that has worn out. ’ AGE out chara" Fimi out. L. Babb ABHS heart iunos tires STOMACH spieei» niosirj BOW ILS APPtBOIM COMPLETE Our facilities have grown up with the needs of our patrons. As our rapidly growing commun ity would demand some particular service would establish that service, designing it spec:;il ly for the local requirements. As a result, you will find us a complete bankii service—“Financial Headquarters.” g 211 TILLAMOOK BLDG. Both Phones. Res. 56 J Branch office nt Garibaldi Tuesday, Thursday Evening T illamook C ounty H ank T illamook . O regon