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abundance, and if you can’t get what Tillamook this week and is visiting are put forth to bring them here, so
you want, its your own fault.
a few days at the home of his brother- it stands squarely up to the commun­
The Eldce confectionery is happily in-law, K. C. Miller before going on to ity to back up any movement toward
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en fete for the Christmas and New Portland to spend the holidays. Latei the construction of this highway and
display that will cause you to linger. Year week. The dainty arrangement he intends to go to California.—Sheri­ bring that travel through Beaverton.
The present route via Newberg to
of Christmas colors is attractive, dan Sun.
Almost anything you will need for all
Tillamook is 102 miles against 73 via
and the Christmas candies are sure
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the family; and all the latest creat­ to please the most particular buyers.
Russell Miles and Rex Bissell were Wilson River and Forest Grove.
ions in fancy stationery, and cameras,
This route leads one for 35 miles
The Satisfaction grocery is nicely among those to go over into the coast
baskets, games, and candies galore. decorated with evergreens and cedar i country duck hunting last week. Near through the finest body of standing
No use—we can’t begin to tell it in a boughs, with a suggestion of Christ­ I Woods they killed the largest goose timber today on the American conti­
mas red.
Their display windows j that has been killed in this vicinity. nent, past cataracts and waterfalls
small space. Go and see.
groan beneath a weight of holiday They also killed a large number of in the Wilson, through glades and
Plank’s hardware has a fine display
dells, yet untouched by the woodman’s
dcl*c*’,c:c5 enough to tci.ipi u dyspep­ ducks.—Willamina Times. •
of wagons for the kids, guns, cutlery,
axe. Each turn of the road will un­
tic to kick his diet sheet in to the
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carving sets, coffee urns, etc., galore.
fold a scene and beauty will challenge
street. If you don’t believe us—take
A
meeting
was
held
at
Hillsboro
Decorations are cedar boughs, with
any roadway in the world to equal.—
a good look.
last
week,
at
which
representative
hanging effects in red crepe. Don’t
J. C. Penny company have pretty business men from Hillsboro, Forest Banks Herald.
miss a peep at these windows. Pres­
Christmas decorations, and their show Grove, and Tillamook pledged them­
ents are useful and will appeal to
I will trade you a new Victrola or
windows are chock full of tempting selves to raise funds to assure the
your pocket book.
Christmas goods, all nicely arranged, early start on the costruction of what Brunswick for your used piano.
The Fruit Palace baa been trans­
LELAND B. ERWIN
and suggestive of winter comfort. will be of as great value to Beaver­
formed into a fairy land of beauty by
“The Piano Man”
Christmas stationery and drawn work ton as the boring of the Council Crest
timely and artistic Christmas decor­
ll-2t
for the ladies, cloaks, dresses and tunnel, and that is the building of the
ations, and an appetizing arrangement
shopping bags, and—well, you know Wilson River Highway from Forest
of Christmas candy and fruits. Elk­
what the foreman told us.
FAST RUN MADE
Grove to Tillamook, a distance ap­
horn moss is an adorning factor, and
The Sunset garage windows have proximating 45 miles, of which thirty
Vognn’s chocolates and bushels of
a snow scene with beautiful settings miles would De new grade.
Breaking the record time of the
candy in bulk and in fancy boxes will
of Or« gon grape, fir and cedar boughs.
This proposed highway will 'eave famous Los Angeles Limited from
cause your pocket book to open as
Beautiful electrical illumination in the inland Loop Highway at a point Salt Lake City to Los Angeles by one
if by magic. Remember the boys at
colors lends a fairy land effect to the near Glenwood, crossing the summit hour and ten minutes, as stock 1924
the Fruit Palace.
scene. The display of spot lights of the coast range at an elevation of Studebaker Special Six, driven by
Lamar’s drug store has a beautiful
and other auto accessories add to the around 1200 feet and follow the Wil­ D. A. Jenkins of Salt Lake City, has
window arrangement for the display
value of the display. In the back- son river to within 5 miles of Tilla­ established a motor car performance
of Christmas goods. The perfumery
ground are a number of illuminated mook city, opening up to the tourist mark that is causing wide-spread com­
display is accented here, and there
Christmas trees, with a Buick Four and pleasure seeker 30 miles of the ment among motorists along the Pa-
are real Meerschaum pipes, and fine
coupe and a Buick-6 Touring car re­ finest scenery and camping grounds cific coast.
briars, manicure sets, cameras, and a
splendent in their nswness and glossy found» in Northwestern Oregon, be­
This is the fastest that man has
thousand and one things that will
paint effects. We’d like to—but oh, sides providing a much shorter route ever traveled overland between these
cause you to keep on looking—and
shucks, you know what the foreman from Tillamook to Portland and val­ two cities. It is or.e hour and fifty
then you will find what you want. In
said: “Keep it down. The ads are ley points by thirty miles, over which eight minutes----- almost two hours—
terior decorations are especially at­
swamping us!”
a great volume of the rich dairy pro­ faster than the best previous motor
tractive.
Williams & Williams garage have ducts of Oregon would flow into the car record.
Penningon has a fireplace that
two Christmas trees in their show Oregon metropolis. It also brings the
The Arrowhead trail over which
burns cheerily to welcome the Christ­
windows, artistically trimmed, and a ocean beaches and resorts of the Til­ the recoid was made winds through
mas buyers at night, and it looks
snow scene on the floor of the win­ lamook country nearer to Portland’s many treacherous mountain passes
"comfy” by daylight. Fine dresses
dows, where bran new spot lights doors and that means that thousands and traverses hundreds of miles of
for the women, shoes, slippers and
reflect the electric light display on a of pleasure seekers and tourists will desert roads. For this reason, and
dozens of things for the children;
fine showing of auto accessories. In pass yearly through this city on their because no attempt was made to wait
frocks for the Misses, and fancy
the background stands a bran new way to and from Portland to the Til­ for ideal road and weather conditions,
sweaters for girls and mother, and
Light Six sport model Studebaker, lamook country. We all realize that the feat is all the more impressive to
dressing gowns for father, and—
spick and span, and awaiting the out of that number a great number those who are familiar with the route.
whon, the foreman said “make it
coming of the man who will buy it will be attracted by Beaverton and
Even more remarkable than the
brief.”
for his wife, anil present it to her its environs if proper inducements speed attained was the endurance dis-
The Coast Light and Power com­
on Christmas eve.
pany has a street railway and a
The Star garage has one window
trolley car in operation which runs
with a snow scene, with a background
around an elegant display of elec­
of spruce, and the other show window
tric necessities, that wll take the
is trimmed in gay holiday streamers
eye of mother, and cause father’s
in crepe Christmas colors. The elec­
generosity and Christmas cheer to
trical effects are especially fine. One
open up his bill fold. The electric
should see these windows at night.
light effects are beautiful and varied
Both windows are filled with auto ac-
as to color, making a pleasing show.
cesories of every kind, and inside are
The Palm confectionery shows nice­
the cars that are handled—the Willys
ly dressed windows with Elkhorn
Knight and the Overland.
moss and Christmas colors, and a
Koch’s drug store show windows
fine line of confectionery artistically
are filled with a tempting array of
displayed.
toilet articles, and fancy stationery,
The Tourist Cafe has a window
perfumery, brushes, etc, that should
snow scene and Christmas tree, and a
please the most fastidious. Interior
riot of Elkhorn moss, with an invit­
decorations cover both drug store and
ing interior.
Bennett's jewlery store, and lend a
Louie Labowitch, while short on
very charming effect to the room. A
decorations, is strong on window dis­
fine line of all kinds of Christmas
play of useful presents that will presents. Look them over.
please the conservative Christmas
The First National bank has a
buyer who wants to get value re­
small but very attractive Christmas
ceived fer his money in wearing ap­
Your friends can buy anything
scene that compels attention, and pro­
pare), His windows are attracting vokes favorable comment.
you
can give them EXCEPT
much attention.
The Tillamook County bank is
your
portrait. It is the ideal gift.
Larson & Ilechtner have dainty but
serving its customers with beautiful
artistic decorations in their show win­
Now
is the best time to arrange
calendars suggestive of Christmas
dows, with a fine haberdashery dis­ time.
for an appointment, free from
play, baby blankets, and the latest in
confusion of Christmas week.
up to date goods for the entire family.
The display eaters to the practical
side of Christmas buying, and em­
braces everything that should please
Chas. Ray of Cloverdale, who is a
a Christmas purchaser and suggest leader in industrial enterprises in the
a choice of something sensible in coast town, was here the first if the
presents.
week on business matters. Ckver­
Conover & Conover at their west dale without Mr. Ray would not be
side store have a pretty snow scene, the town that has brought fame to
with grocery suggestions, with a the southern part of Tillamook coun-
background of Elkhorn moss. Both jty.—McMinnville News Reporter.
Mtorea have Christinas colors and de-1
+ + +
BOTH
PHONES
signs, and show holiday cheer in
Edwin Shumway came over from
STORES
F RII)A\
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
DRESSED
UP
Photograph
Carry Xmas
Cheer
played by the car. Despite the fact
that its cooling system was naturally
subjected to severe test over the
mountain and desert roads, no water
was added to the radiator during the
entire run. The American Express
company sealed the filler cap at Salt
Lake City and broke the seal at Los
Angeles. When checked in at Los
Angeles, the motor was running as
smoothly and as quietly as it was
when it left Salt Lake City.
Th.', dl.’ttmee of 853 miles was cov­
ered by the Special Six in 23 hours,
43 minutes. The best previous auto­
mobile record was 25 hours, 41 min-_
utes and the time of the Los Angeles
Limited is 24 hours, 50 minutes.
With the addition of this record,
four official road records are now
held by Studebaker in California.
Considering the fact that the per cap­ raj
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
ita ownership of automobiles in Cal­ a
I 7:45 A. M.
2:20 P. M.
ifornia is higher than in any other
state, with the result that rivalry for
LEAVE PORTLAND
automobile records is extremely keen,
12:50 P. M.
7:50 A. M.
the accomplishments are all the more
PORTLAND, NEWBERG,
important. The three previous re­
cords have been held by the Stude­
AMOOK STAGES, Inc.
baker Light-Six for nearly three
DEPOT OPPOSITE GEM THEATRE
years. They are:
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Valley route record: Los Angeles
to San Francisco; total distance, 411.1
miles. Official time, 9 hours, 15 min­
utes, 50 seconds.
Coast route record: Third and
Townsend, San Francisco to Main
postoffice, Los Angeles, total distance
453.7 miles. Official time, 10 hours,
12 minutes, co seconds.
Round Trip record: San Francisco
A FRATERNAL BENEFICIARY SOCIETY
to Los Angeles and return, south by
coast route, north by valley; total
Issues 10, 15, and 20 Pay Life Certificates on the Ameritu
distance, 864.8 miles. Official time,
Experience Table of Mortality.
21 hours, 23 minutes.
And Real Servie «
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John Cockran and Jean Gould of
Tillamook were married at the Christ­
ian church in this city on December
12th, by Rev. Geo. Harness. Witness­
es were Ruth Gould, sister, and Lloyd
Wallace. The wedding occurred at
6 o’clock. At eight o'clock a wedding
dinner was served at the residence of
Alfred L. Smith and wife, host and
hostess. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Al­
fred Smith, Ruth Gould, R. T. Ford,
Miss Belle Bailey and Lloyd Wallace.
Among the table jokes was a cake,
which proved to be a frosted tin pan.
The newly weds are at home in the
Commercial apartments.
Uncle Ben
‘COLLECTIONS
WE NEVER QUIT
NO COLLECTION
WE GET RESULTS
NO CHARGE
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
Hillsboro
J. J. Stangel
McMinnville
. Knight
Tillamook
Jno. 0. Bozortk
Says:
“When you
up the cat
go away ___
Christmas vaca­
tion, leave a can
of fish for the
poor animal and
forget to put the
can opener along-
The main business of your
life and mine is to keep well.
The sick man is only half a
man. The man who is phy­
sically unfit, is mentally be­
low par. He cannot do as
good work. He cannot be as
happy, nor make others as
happy.
People cannot neglect spin­
al nerve impingements. When
a spinal nerve is pinched at
the spine it interferes with
the transmission of life im­
pulses to some organ of the
body and only chiropractic
adjustments can restore al­
ignment.
Chiropractic spinal adjust­
ments have restored health
to sufferers from diseases of
the eyes, ears, nose, throat,
lungs, heart, stomach, liver,
kidneys, bowels and lower
organs.
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HEALTH Ivi •• iwj
n»»ecTs
fSBSUct Sh
waver is -TT'-rvof
ACT TODAY mtrottowis: ’
The Tillamook County Bank
wishes you each a very
Merry Christmas
T illamook C ounty B ank
T illamook . O regon
YOUR
XMAS
TURKEY
Order it now, also
your other meats
and provisions for
the Christmas din­
ner. you can eret
any good meat that
you want at
THE SATISFACTION MAM®
LOUIE LOLL, Butcher
when
Latici.
Merry Christmas
OUR MEAT IS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED AND
Why
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STOMACH
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H. L. Babb^^
211 TILLAMOOK BLDG.
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PORTLAND, ORE
“One minute essays on health
by Dr. H. L. Babb”
Both Phon*«. Res gfi j
Branch office at Garibaldi
Tuesday, Thursday Evening
Bryson-Link Motor Car Co.
D. C. HERRIN, Grand Recorder
415 OREGONIAN BLDG.
The Main Business of
Your Life and Mine
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OLDER THAN ANY OF THEM
BETTER THAN MOST OF THEM,
COCHRAN—GOULD WEDDING
Find
Price» g. a. K Rbtt, Jficfi.
YEARS OLD
55
FROM OUR EXCHANGES
Ask to see our Christ
mas Specials
GRA VES STUDIO
DECEM qfd
Christmas Candies—cheap, fresh and
of all kinds. Oranges. Apples Raisins. *
Figs; Mince Meat and Frir't cakes.
Come to us for your Christmas goodies.
WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED TN F A
WE WISH YOU A MEltRY CHRT^TtfL
THE SATISFACTION STORE
E. G. ANDERSON
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