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FRIDAY, AUGUST 21,1923
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
I laude lane
Mis. J. C. Ciapsidel of Portland is datt. Dated this 20th day of August 1923, at 4:00 o’clock p. m.
WEDNESDAY FORENOON: U. S. ■ George Kollow
visiting at the Elwood Faxon home 11123.
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History and Writing.
JOHN ASCH1M
this week.
1 Henry Hansen ................
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON: Phyi
46-4t Sheriff of Tillamook County,
| A. T. Dolan
Oregon.
siology and Reading.
Frank A. Ross of Wheeler, was in
THURSDAY
FORENOON:
Arith-
, Southern Pacific Co.
the city last Friday.
A. W. Plank ...................
metic.
RESOLUTIONS OF' CONDOLENCE
THURSDAY’ A ITER NOON: Gram Max Traxler ..................
< NOTICE
Kenneth Breon
mar and Geography.
Whereas it has pleased an Alwise
FRIDAY FORENOON: Theory and Steinbach Iron Works
Not KJ
ereby given that the un- F'ather in his infinite wisdom, to re­ Practice, and Orthography.
Fred Weiss ...................
as sheriff of Tillamook move from her loved ones our belov­
FRIDAY’ AFTERNOON: School F. M. Nelson .......
Count^^vegon, by virtue of an or­ ed sister Harriett Allen, and while
H. 8. Brimhall, co. vlerk
Law and Civil Government.
der of -it and execution issued out we mourn our loss we are comforted
All teachers expecting to teach ' m . C. Ke H ow ..............
of the Circuit Court of Tillamook in the knowledge that it is the will
in Tillamook County during the foll­ I J. N. Martindale
County, Oregon, upon a Judgment and of One who is supreme in all things
owing
year who does not hold a valid Alex Imlah
Order of Sale rendered in said Court and knoweth best. Therefore be it
certificate
from another state will be Union Oil Co. ................
Resolved, that we, the members of
on the 3rd day of April, 1923, in a
Standard Oil Co..............
expected
to
take this examination.
case therein pending, wherein Nestuc- Corinth Relief CorpB No. 54, extend
King-Crenshaw
G. B. LAMB, Superintendent.
ca Valley Bank, a corporation, was to .the family our heurtfelt sympathy
I. . W. Booth
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45-2t
plaintiff, and D. W. Snyder and in this, their hour of sorrow. Be it
Floyd Huggett
Maude Snyder, husband and wife, Till further
L. M. Huggett
amook County Bank, a corporation,
Resolved, thut a copy of these reso­
COUNTY HILLS ALLOWED
O. Berglund .....................
and Al Boon were defendants, and lutions be sent to t he family, one to
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A. Christiifferson
by which Execution and Order of Sale each of the local papers for publica­
E. Berglund .....................
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I am directed to sell the property here tion and one entered on the records of
M. Burns .........................
IL M .Bollinger ......................
inafter described, to-wit:
the W. R. C.
W. H. Burns
L.
F.
Affolter
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Lots 23 and 24, Block 2, also a cer­
ELLA RANDALL
Cliff’ Mattoon
Roy BoUJt .............................- ■■
tain piece of land adjoining, com­
VIOLA NOYES
L.
L. Woods
Ben Brown .............................
mencing at the Northwest corner ef
MARY WILT
Fred
Scherzinger
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MARKET ROAD DIST. NO. 1
said lot 24. Block 2, running thence
2.00
Kirk Lampson .........................
Henry
Hartzell ....
Northerly ten (10) feet; thence East­
CARD OF THANKS
20.00
Keith Pollock .........................
Clint Hunks
erly 40 feet; tfieave Southerly ten
57.85
C. M. Huggitt .........................
Henri Heust
(10) feet; thence Westerly 40 feet to
We wish to express our sincere A. Christofferson ......................
55.86
Fritz Reust Jr......
the place of beginning, all in the vil­
15.96
J. G. Parker
lage of Cloverdale, according to the thanks to all the friends and to the W. H. Berns .............................
17.95
Guy Anderson
recorded plat thereof, in Tillamook Elks lodge for the many acts of kind M. Berns ................................ :
nes shown us in the loss of our be­ M. Berns ...................................
50.87
County, Oregon,
Paul Waubke
79.90
Guy Anderson
Now therefore, I will, on the 18th loved mother, also for the lovely floral Oswald Berglund ......................
69.82
E. Berglund .............................
Arthur Thompson
day of September, 1923, at the hour tributes.
MRS. J. C. HOLDEN
115.28
Dean Rice .................................
of eleven o'clock a. m., sell the
E. C. Allen ..........
DR. E. D. ALLEN
121.64
Lamb Schrader Co....................
above described property at public
Chaa. Ewan
Fred Edwards
auction to the highest bidder, for
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
Ralph Lucas ..
cash in hand, at the Court House in
Verna Weiss
Tillamook, Tillamook County, Oregon,
Notice is hereby given that the Adelia Weiss
and by said sale transfer all right, ti­
tle and interest of the above named County Superintendent of Tillamook C. F. Stone ..
defendants in and to said property County, Oregon, will hold a special ex­ Dunn & Baker
and all the right, title and interest amination of applicants for temporary M. B. Lucas
the said defendants had at the itme County Certificates at his office in the W. F. Messner
H. Parks -----
of the execution of the mortgage, Goyne Building as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, August Len Pierce ...
which said instrument was the sub­
ject of foreclosure in the above en 29, 1923 at 9:00 o'clock a. m., and E. L. Davidson
titled suit, or nt any time since said continuing until Friday, August 31, R. F. Holman .
DAIRYMEN!
WOOD-LARK
FLY REPELLAN!
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67.31 Fred Edwards ...................
. 84.78 Ralph Lucas .......................
73.30 L. A. Whitcomb ...............
. 123.77 U. 8. Edwards ...................
11.98 Wm. L. Hughson ................
9.56 Netarts Spruce Co..............
4.79 W. S. Coates .......................
3.99 Southern Pacific Co. ........
621.20 Howard - Cooper Corp
1496.64 Tillamook Garage
. 113.44 King & Crenshaw
27.44 ( standard Oil Co.
Henry Hartzell
Bud Steele ......
Ed Meehan .....
Bill Ewan ..........
W. S. Coates
W. E. Anderson
A. H. Gulstrom
C. F. Stranahan
Howard- Cooper Corp
Portland Bridge Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Henry Hartzell ....
17.96
32.54
82.35
22.45
50.50
57.60
3.99
135.00
8.80
205.10
31.22
150.49
MARKET ROAD DIST. NO. 2
MARKET ROAD DIST. NO. 3
10.98 Emil M. Wooley ...
9.98
J. C. Brown ........
8.98 J. M. Weiss & Son
33.02
Alvin Stormer ....
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8.98 W. M. Derrick ......
Jess Walker ...
7.98
8.98
7.98
Henry Smith
Ike Shortlidge .....
41.89 Jesse Shortlidge ...
7.98
Peter Erickson
57.92 N. S. Booth ..........
7.99
C. H. Wells
55.86 A. Christofferson .
11.98
R. B. Farley
48.27 Bruce Case ..........
15.98
C. S. Wells
28.40 Bert Hoyt ..............
Jas. Boyd
5.33
H. C. Maynard ....
MARKET ROAD DIST. NO. 4
J. C. Brown ............................. 65.90
A me Bloom ...
A me Bloom
Alvin Stornier
Jess Walker
Henry Smith
Chet Vanderpool
John Cornett ....
Paul Vanderpool
Wm. Beatty .....
E. P. Wells .....
Floyd Bloom ....
Fred Davidson
Jess Walker .....
Henry Smith
Alvin Stormer
J. C. Brown ___
Adolph Erickson ...........
Sundquist-Norberg Lbr. Co.
U. S. Engineer Dept .......
W. B. Johnstone ...
W. D. W ood .........
A. W. Plank
King & Crenshaw
Tillamook Battery Station
J. N. Martindale ............
This Is Your
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL
INVITA TION
TOBA
To visit my millinery shop on -First St. (formerly
owned by Miss Patterson) and inspect the new fall
Hats now on display.
I carry a nice line of clever sport hats, also
hats for dress occasions in all the new’ shapes, col­
or combinations and materials.
Pollyanna Shop
Sport Satins, Felts, Duvetines, Panne arid
Lyns Velvet are among the leading materials.
The colorsare sombre tones of brown, green, cop­
per and blue and of course the ever popular black.
Hemstitching 10c Yard
Needlework and Gifl^
Inlants’ and Children's Wear
EVA JEFFERS
These Premiums are Valuable
THE SEINE
The HEADLIGHT Coasters are going fast hut there is still one
for every boy who brings in enough subacriptions. Go after yours
now.
HERE IT IS
fToMfOWT GRIPj
FISH AND SEA FOODS. ICE IN SMALL QUANTITIES
Cell 59-J
R. B. HAYS, Prop
PENNINGTON'S
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FOR REAL VALUES—BETTER QUALITY
BETTER BREAD FOR LESS
and Pies and Cakes just like mother used t •
make. These are baked only in the Electric ov­
ens of the Rockaway Electric Bakery and s
in Tillamook only by
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CONOVER & CONOVER
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TILLAMOOK'S BUSIEST GROCERY
STOP VOI R
MOVING
For ten full yearly subscriptions the Headlight offers this big
Zenith Coaster with heavy rubber tires, disc wheels and bull lour­
ing axles. lx>ok at the illustration above and see the tine points
of this coaster. This wagon has been put through a road test of
200 miles and is built for service. Strongly braced and well made
throughout. It is a prize to be sought by any young American.
In addition to the above we are offering the fol
lowing premiums:
For twenty NEW subscribers we offer a woman's wrist watch
Elgin works, seven jewels, twenty-year case. This is an elegant
article and would be appreciated by any woman or girl. One of
these watches will be given to each person who gets twenty new
yearly subscriptions to the Headlight. Watch sells for $28.
For obtaining five subscriptions the Headlight will give a Jant-
zen bathing suit, the nationally known suit manufactured in Port
land. These suits are guaranteed pure wool and are of the high­
est uaiity obtainable. Sells for $5.
For twenty yearly subscriptions the Headlight will give a Pal­
metto wall tent, 7x7 feet, with a six foot head clearance. Sides of
tent have handy pockets for clothing and small articles. Closing
screen window in back wall. The tent is made of heavy olive twill
and sells for $22. Complete with molding tent pole arid pins
THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO
YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER
ALL YOUR GOODS
CALL US DAY OR NIGHT
Iqapeot your hon« a».' building too«^
gw order R m *»*« P w * Pata» fro*
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A. W. PLANK,
TILLAMOOK, ORE
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Owr Motto: “Quick Service and Reasonable Rates.“
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A. W. Plank Hardware
General line of
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
and Glass
Mowing Machines, Discs and Harrows
Both Phones
Tillamook 0 gon
And Real Service
Tillamook fteablifffjt
THE BUNGALOW CAFE