TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 4 O£3£3C3£æ3C3£^^ ......... i ........ =e=^=== officials toward the plan is a state­ The Coast Power company is install-1 “fo years I have fought good roads ment of E. Arthur Ball, depa.tment i in mm ” • ■ me i»’ *-*• ing an electric range without charge I at county expense. I was wrong. I’m for the use of the guild for the even-(here to tell you why. Last winter my J1C -- ---- • --- . . CLUB CALENDAR little girl got sick. She was awful. universal peace with interest and y«u. ing. Jan. 18. L. D. club meets at home of The hostesses served light refresh­ sick. I got the doctor on the tele­ hope, the members will at all times An interesting fact regarding the phone and he said he’d be right out. be wary of any idea which may tend Mrs. H. H. Rosenberg. ments after the business meeting. It took mm him eigni eight nours hours to get to esteem — in which the county warrants co gev ™ the -------- .. . , to compromise national honor or be Jan. 21. Wabbeguanna club meets at ♦ ♦ ♦ SUNDAY-MONDAY JANUARY 20-21 He got mired in down by the are being held was brought to Jigh „ home of Mrs. George Winslow, Mrs. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY house. in variance with what they were when it was learned that this week ANNA O NILSSON, JAMES KIRKWOOD, MARSH- horse pond. pond. When he g got there it was J. E. Shearer assisting. The American Legion Auxiliary i horse When he ANNA Q. NILSSU J0SEI>H KILGOUR TULLY in man, wishing to invest taught by the experiences in the mud Jan. 21. Merrymakers. Regular met Thursday, January 10, at home to° ,ate- My little I girl choked to I one local what he considered good of Flanders. Other officials declare j $2500 in meeting. of Mrs. Alfred Anderson. The newly' J*a'h with diphtheria, My my road rv»u tax - it ................................. weeks trying to that “Any plan the Legion may ap­ Jan. 23. Woman’s Club meets at city ilceted officers were in.Ulled at this (™ght have cost me fifty dollars a paper, spent prove ought to be workable. ; and I’d have! buy county warrants at 97 1-2 cents. From he novel by Cynthia Stockley. It’ll amaze you-thrill hall. Program. time. Resolutions were adopted to,ycar a I*w y*ars! J After the three-week period he had y0U_ it’ll sweep you away in the maze of it s sensational ad- Jan. 25. Swastika club meets at be sent to Oregon repre.entat.ve. in a daughter. I saved the money . • ; '. Peo- Congress, asking for the adoption of und bought a tombstone with it, and at home of Mrs. David Kuratli. VentUruLIGHTNING LOVE” LARRY SEMON COMEDY •. | pie M A ...... A .. W Pl. who who have >»» been paid the county ♦ ♦ ♦ ________ warrants do not seem io be in ouy number of other small matters of| I’m for the bond issue, and when the METHODIST AID SOCIETY TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22-23 and ap- The Palm confectioney will close i road is built, I’ll build my own quart- hurry to dispose of them, The Ladies Aid of the Methodist business were taken up. good as parently consider them as DOROTHY PHILLIPS in beginning Monday Januay 21 fora' get to it. Mrs. Walter Stark, Mrs. J. E. i or of a mile of road so I can church met Thursday January 17. at ■»» currency. period of three or four days, for the : two children, the home of Mrs. George Lamb, with Reedy and Mrs. Hendricks served a *’vfc purpose of installing a modern cold! Mrs. Clyde Craver assistant hostess. lunch following the business meeting. I The bond issue was passed. Portland—Willamette Iron & Steel storage plant. ♦ ♦ ♦ Plans were made for the furnish­ A story of great emotions and unexpected climaxes. Staged and From the fourteenth to eighteenth company making $100,000 additions Nearly all the progressive confec-1 produced against the picturesque backgound of the Canadian FIVE-HUNDRED PARTY ing of the kitchen in the basement of of January there will be held in Chi- and impovements to plant. tioners throughout the state have in ­ the new church which is expected to Northwest. «INTERNATIONAL NEWS” Mrs. S. W. Conover and Mrs. A. K. j Danner—Jordan Valley Irrigation stalled these plants in the past sev­ be completed in the next three weeks. Case were hostesses Tuesday evening - | eago, the geatest exhibition of road “ AESOP ’S FABLE” CARTOON COMEDY bonds for district issuing $400,000 eral years in preferance to the old. The hostesses served dainty re- to a number of friends. There were machinery, materials, and methods work on system. of road ever staged in the history icing system, thus insuring their freshments to a largo number of four tables of “500". Light refresh-1 THURSDAY-FRIDAY JANUARY 24-25 Corvallis—Pac. Tel. & Tel. com- patrons of a uniform quality of ice members and friends. ments were served by the hostesses. I I making. local improvement pletes its $90,000 the im- It is difficult to estimate VIOLA DANA in ♦ ♦ ♦ cream, bricks etc. ♦ ♦ ♦ pcrtance of such a great exposition, program. CHRISTIAN CHURCH AID J. U. G. CLUB Merle Harrington, organist at the Rosebug—Two stories added to either from the standpoints of the The Ladies Aid of the Christian The J. U. G. club held its regular Coliseum theatre, visited his parents Giand hotel. intimate contact thus made possible church held a social meeting January meeting Wednesday afternoon at the A thrill every minute in vivid mystery story. A thrilling ro­ in Portland Friday and Saturday. 10 at the home of Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs. home of Mrs. Alva Williams with between makers of machinery and mance of the Social whirl and a reckless girl. The sensational During his absence Ja.nes Watson CONSUMERS maker of material can not but aid NOTICE TO WATER inside story of the famous Cardigan case. Mary Messner and Mrs. Marion Doty Mrs. Fred Christenson assistant host- played the theatre organ. “THE BLACKSMITH” BUSTER KEATON COMEDY assisted. About twenty members ess. Mrs. W. B. Aiderman, Mrs. I both to do better work. The bring­ Ml*, and Mrs. Fred Pporman of Gari­ Beginning February 10, 1924 there were present and there were several Harry Thomas and Mrs. Guy Ford ing together of so many different ways of road making must be of in­ will be a penalty of 25 cents per baldi were visitors in the city Friday. SATURDAY JANUARY 26 guests. wee guests, Games and fancy oc- calculable value to the road buyer; house per month on all accounts not The Tillamook Woman’s club will The hostesses had arranged several cupied the aftenoon. DUSTIN FARNUM in , .. | the county and State engineer, the paid on or before the above date and give a Home Products dinner at the guinea after which refreshments were . . , The matter of a donation to the I I road supervisor, and the taxpayer. the 10th of each month thereafter. K. P. hall for the benefit of the Til­ served. Scholarship Loan fund was discussed But perhaps the greatest benefit Tillamook Water Commission lamook public library on January 25. ♦ ♦ ♦ and the club decided to give a food from this mutual contact of the By C. B. Stanley, Secretary. A story of the early days and the rush of 49’ to the Westen Come one, and all at 11 a. m. to 1:30 TILLICVM CLUB sale the last day of January to raise goldfields; when men and their families braved the dangers of forcer which are behind the good 15-4t p. m. and evening at 5 p.m . until Miss Myrtle Wallin and Miss An­ funds for this purpose. the plains and the maurading bands of Indians in their quest road, is in the laying before the coun­ all sold out at fifty cents a tonia Gray entertained the Tillicum A very pleasing lunch was served for the riches of gold digging. try, the magnitude of the effort in ­ take at The American Legion will plate.—Adv. club Wednesday evening at the home by the hostesses. “THE UNREEL NEWS REEL” TWO REEL COMEDY volved and showing forth to the least a partial referendum on the of the former. Guests of the even­ ♦ ♦ ♦ Enjoy your evenngs at the Coliseum, see new pictures amid world what progress has been made prize-winning plan of the dward Bok ing were MisB Ellen Norberg, Miss BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINS comfortable surroundings. Keep your eyes open for our an­ | in the hard surface highway idea. award for the promotion of peace Margaret Armentrout, Miss May Mac nouncement on “If Winter omes" positively the geatest picture On Wednesday evening the Thurs- ! ATTENTION Donald and Miss Dorothy Bonnier. day Bridge club entertained their ■ Twenty years ago, before the auto- among nations. The referendum will ever put on a film. Members present were Miss Edna husbands and a few friends at the I !. mobile was more than a toy, the road be representative, and is expected to n O. r> spitz- a ■«. i idea was Mills, Miss Belle Wilson, Miss Edith home of Mr. and Mrs. 1>. _, dead. . “We , , didn’t need be balloted on by fully half the en­ ,, , toads. The roads we had were good tire membership. Johnson, Miss Margaret Coates, Miss messer. T M * r. and Mrs. E. M. Bales , „ , . . , j enough. To spend money for roads imiWIilMWWHIWHHMIlHHHIIlWHI The balloting will be conducted New music studio to open here Mue Clemo und the hostesses. and Mr. and Mrs. James (lark were I .... soon. Enroll now for spring term. . ,. ... was foolish. The railroads gave all through the State organizations of Cards were tho diversion of the guests, The prize for the high score , „ Courses in vocal, piano and har­ evening, Miss Edith Johnson winning went to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ebing- j f the transportation necessary. Roads the Legion and through the American mony. Accredited teacher. For ' were merely an expense, a luxury, not Legion Weekly. Members will be further information, address first prize and consiiation being er A lunch was served at a late ? ' an asjet'” Such arguments were asked as a rule only to vote “yes” awarded Miss Edna Mills. hour. common. There were no road build ­ or “no” on their acceptance of the The hostesses seved a dainty sup- ♦ ♦ ♦ ALYSE E. MURRY ers, there was no. road building in­ plan, after its publication by neys- pei late in the evening. The host­ THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB dustry. Today there are thousands 891 E. Main St., Portland Oregon papers. esses for the next meeting will be Mrs. W. D. Pine entertained the Indicative of the attitude of Legion Miss Edith Johnson and Miss Bertha Thursday Bridge club January 10, at i of engineers, hundreds of firms niak- Collins. her home. Mrs. Harvey Ebinger was ing h“rd road buiIdi"S machinery and i ♦ ♦ ♦ absent and Mrs. S. J. Greene substi- I Pr°dutt>' *» hard road making, and not a State “"interested in .MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB tuted for her. The hostess served Ith< re 1 » Monday Musical club met Monday, very delightful refreshments. Mrs. 5 modern hlShw“ys. "ot • ««“"‘V whlch I January 14, at home of Mrs. E. E. L. W. Turnbull won high score foJt '«Iking good roads, not a farmer i who doesn t realize th«* need of them. Koch. Several important items of th«* afternoon. This great road exposition is a re­ business were taken up and discussed. ♦ ♦ ♦ It was decided that the club give a FRIENDS ARE ENTERTAINED flection of the times, and the senti­ Colonial tea for the benefit of the Mrs. Harry Thomas entertained ment which is behind roads; hard public library. Tho tea given last Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. roads, the sort of roads which mini­ Ma and dad topped the milk for their coffee and I year for the same purpose was such Halsey Pangborn of Knnsns who is mize the hauling cost and give the i left Johnnie tne skimmilk for his portion. I a success that it is planned to make visiting here. The invited guests maximum of speed and intercommuni­ Lucky the lad that gets the milk to drink just cation. it an annual affair. Mrs. A. F. Coats were Mrs. George Winslow, Mrs. E. as it comes from the dairy. The road exposition at the Coli­ and Mrs. G. H. Ward are the com­ J. Greene, Mrs. S. J. Greene, Mrs. We all hope that 1924 will bring constantly in­ seum, in Chicago, is more than an ex ­ mittee in charge. Alva Williams, Mrs. Lloyd Edwards, Miss Eunice Swenson played two Mrs. Merrel Smith, Mrs. L. W. Turn­ hibit; it is monument to the modern creasing prosperity to Tillamook and to our sec­ piano compositions by Dent Mowry, bull, Mrs. George Ilanslmair and Mrs. idea of transportation. which won much upplause. Mr. Mow- Leslie Harrison. tion of Oregon. ry is an Oregon composer whose The guests brought their fancy works are receiving great recognition. work and after an afternoon pleaa- It is the privilege of the First National Bank Miss Marie Holden read an inter­ antly spent the hostess served a de- Groweis of hay of Sheridan are esting paper on the "Birth of Opera lightful lunch. to help you realize your share of the year’s pros­ vitally affected by new low rates or. in Italy, to and including Monte- ♦ « ♦ nay iwarded the growers in the cen- verde.” This was followed by a dis­ perity. Plan ahead for what you’d like to accom­ W. C. T. U. MEETING I tral part of the state. It is the cen­ cussion led by Mrs. Leslie Harrison. A meeting of the Tillamook W C. plish. Then come in, talk over your plans with us, Both Phones Mrs. Paris Lunar told the "Founda­ T. U. was held on Tuesday January 8 tral portions of the stat« where the ERWIN HARRISON, Prop tion Stories of the Early Italian at the horn«* of Mrs. Mary Allison. I most hay is grown and this district j is now placed on a parity with the and see how we can help you carry them out. Opel as.” Mrs. Koch illustrated with Ther«* was a good attendance and an 1 Willamette valley, through decision several scores of the music of the interesting meeting was held. | of the public service commission. The cat ly operas, Ms. G. H. Ward led You’ll find at this bank a genuine, cordial in­ It was decided at that time to hold Sheridan growers henceforth will the discussion which followed. a food sale Saturday January 19 at terest in your problems. The hostesses, Mrs. A. F. Coats the Conover store window, the pro­ 1 have mor«* active competition in sell- and Mrs. F. C. Esch served tea and ceeds to be used for the state work. . ing to the Tillamook market.—Sheri- , dan Sun. cakes at the close of the program All members have been asked to con­ - ■. —- ♦ ♦ ♦ tribute something f«>r this sale. MERRYMAKERS The next meeting will be held at The Merrymakers met Monday eve­ the home of Mrs. W. E. Noyes Feb- ning for the regular business meet­ ruary 12. ing. A large number of members Tillamook. Oré. ROCKAW \Y were present and plans were made for the work which the club will fol­ Mrs A. G. Walling has b«*en very low. It was decided to employ a sick for the past week but is im- ( physical instructor to teach physical I DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP TOUR proving. culture work in the club. MOVING I Jack Jasmann and son, Jack junior, Plans for a leap year dance were I drove in from Portland with Loyd discussed and a committee was ap­ 8 1 Hughes. pointed to make the necessary ar­ IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO * rangements. m TK’H sa L. HIGHWAY Last Friday evening the Ladie YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER .»5 Y.V. All members are urged to attend Aid of Rockaway church gave an an- ALL YOUR GOODS the next meeting and l>e prepared to NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION MEM I ron party , - The mu sical entertain- Mm rel ’ < Pride Hams, Fancy Lunch Meats and was I ment l>egin the physical training wotk. HER. NO. 5200 tine Thu women aie more * CALL US DAY OR NIGHT Red Rock Cottage Cheese are some of the good 1 than pleas.rd with whiit was taken in. ♦ Our Motto: "Quick Service and Reasonable Rates.” Mr . Fl.vrm and famiily are occupi ng The county Was to vote on u a bond things w e sell as well as the best Government in­ ifW J asmann hoiuse for a year. issue which would criss-cross ii it with spected fresh meats, t’s economy for you to buy hard roads. At a public ineeti ing in ' Mr F■lynn being the new depot agent. the best. IZ Mr Daviis is MartiniIT his third r, w the county seat the argument? s pre- sent«*«! from the forum were I ! irgely ruttairc t h i s week on Owens avenue. when tollam directed against the issue of bonds. I * Ladies Aid ar«1 giving a |M»t «on and Mrs Hochtner were br.sed on the higher taxes which lurk suppe r t rida y e>• ening Januarv L. E. I.OLL The usual sewing occupied would be paid and the fact tha It ”WU 18. st;uri ing at 6:30. B C. J. & A. L. NEFF, Props. novii. An appetising lunch already have all we can pay.” Mr< J i\rvb* was called to s'ir parents, Mr Why buy a worthless tin can? ♦ ♦ ♦ to his feet. "You tell M. Br rother and .Mrs. V an N ort wie We sell good bulk coffee at 35 cents per pound, PRESBYTERIAN GUILD Jones." he said. “Yoi Wouli Id bv I —■ m J and the very blend at 40 cents. The Presbyterian Guild held a reg­ heavily taxed, and yet you wouldn't Baskets—We have just received the finest ular business meeting last Thursday be within a quarter o a mile of the »t th«* home of Mrs. S. W. Conover. clothes baskets ever manufactured. Call and get ei'tenant he Mrs. W. H Hoskins was the assistant your. «*. too I I've hostesa. Plans were perfected for Hr’i hot Honey — Fancy Tillamook in heavy frames; Kiwanis banquet which the guild pre ven tat! ■oads!" couldn ’ t be better. will serve at the hall Fidav began Fanner Jones, COUNTY WARRANTS ARE NOT BEING SOLD — IN REALM OF SOCIETY COLISEUM Ponjola ABOUT THE TOWN i » The White Frontier The Social Code i ♦ Kentucky Days Music Lovers ! ♦ j s « i i When a Fellow Needs a Friend What Will 1924 Hold for You FROM OUR EXCHANGES GOLDEN ROD DAIRY COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF COAL—CEMENT LIME 28-W onalBank LAMB-SCHRADER CO. I THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY : PEA MEAL BACON T^ ......... THE SATISFACTION MARKET THE HOTEL NETHERLANDS SAVE ON COFFEE For a Good Meal And Real Service COMING! BIG METHODIST ADVERTISING SALE! WATCH FOR DATE! <1 Dried Fruits—A complete stock of the best. Preferred Stock Canned Beans—Very fine, the best ever. THE BUNGALOW CAFE THE SATISFACTION STORE È E. G. ANDERSON * I ^^^ The HEADLIGHT is the standard by which the other papers of Tillamook County are generally compared. |