FRIDAY, MARC H 21
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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regular bowel movements, and an
active skin.
It is not alone important to elimi
U. B. CHURCH
nate the poison produced within the
body, but it is just as iffiportant to
Sunday school 10 a. m. Classes
KEBBE-FAR.MER
ing over their aches and pains and keep out of the body poison iom out
for all ages.
Come along daddy!
Drugs, self-administered as
Monday at 11:30 o’clock took place I0*8
reputation. Following is the side.
Bring little Willie with you. You
medicine, and habit forming drugs
the marriage of "Ernest Kebbe andJ*ne‘uP:
will both enjoy it.
Faculty are important causes of physical im
Preaching service 11 a. m. Subject Miss Grace Farmer, both of Mohler, I H. S.
nit-.,.-,
“The Big Five." There is a com Oregon. They were married by Kev. ó. óaonel iuwiu^ ailtv Zr.te:). pairmen,.. Lind <.>pe vi
Forward
Miss Hanson tion which is particularly harmful is
fortable pew waiting for you. Come! Simpson Hamrick at the Methodist E. Vaughn
Services at Beaver 3 p. m. Plea parsonage, using the ring ceremony. N. Williams Center Miss McDonald the taking of headache powders,
A. Farnstrom Center Miss Phillipi which in no instance effect a cure of
sant Valley 8 p. m.
♦ ♦ ♦
Miss Bennie the underlying cause. The abuse of
Guard
W. O. WOOLEVER, Pastor.
At the regular business meeting of E. Gillam
Miss Cole purgatives and laxatives is another
Guard
the Woman’s club, Wednesday, it was I M. Glad
♦ ♦ ♦
decided
to
hold
the
annual
luncheonj
REFORMED CHURCH
type of poison.
However, the most common form of
the last meeting day in April, and
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
+ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Morning worship at 11. Subject: that the price would be seventy five I
+ poisoning is infection. Infections are
“Who is on the Lord’s Side? ” A cents a plate, the place to be selected |
♦ due to the growth in the body of
PROCLAMATION
i +
Lenten sermon Special musk by the by fhr committee later.
+ minute animal or vegetable forms
Beautifying the triangle on Third +
male quartette.
The time of year has again ar ♦ commonly known as germs. Infec
At 2:30 p. m. the pastor will con street was favorably discussed by the + rived when we as citizens of the ♦ tions enter the body through the skin
duct services at Mohler. Come and club and the “rest room” committee + city of Tillamook should make + and mucous membranes. These germt,
reported as finding no suitable location + an effort to clean up all rubbish + are carried from person to person and
worship with us.
W. G. LIENKAEMPER, Pastor. as yet.
and refuse, and in so doing, ♦ the diseases which they cause are
Two new members were added to
♦ ♦ ♦
make our fair city attractive to ♦ known as “catching.” Most of these
the club.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
the tourists that may visit us ♦ germs develop in the body and leave
* by way of the discharges. Mouth
this season.
Rev. Louis M. Anderson, Ph. D.,
+ sprays, sneezing, coughing, and kiss
I
am
certain
that
if
we
will
Pastor.
ing may convey the infection to oth
♦
clean up and add a little paint
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
here and there, we can add to + ers. Infected persons and carriers
10:45 children’s sermon, “Sham
our city, in a moral and financial ♦ may through their discharges infect
rock.” 11:00 sermon by pastor:
way more than we are able to ♦ water, food, and eating utensils. In
"Forward.”
(By High School Reporter)
estimate. The impression that ♦ fection is -spread by unclean hands
Lecture.”
The dramatic club play “Only 38”
we are able to create and leave + and promiscuous expectoration. Wa
7:30 Special music, “Stereopticon was a howling success. The members
with the stranger within our ♦ ter supplj.es are infected by sewage.
Wednesday, 7:30 church night. Sub of the cast were all fitted for their
Avoid infection by keeping away
doors, is of untold value to us, «
ject: “Life of Christ”
parts and played them exceptionally
provided however, that this im + from congested places during epi
Friday, 7:30 Choir practice.
well.
pression is favorable, but should + demics. Keep away from persons
Wanda Haltom made a charming
the impression wc leave with our ♦ who are sick with acute infection.
Mrs. Stanley; Lewis Johnson was a
guests be not favorable, then ♦ Know that the persons who are
very fatherly father; and Libby Tuck
our ambition and desires to be * handling ycur food are not “disease
er and Noah Richards played very
come a real live up to date town ♦ carriers.” Use no water or milk that
well their parts as serious-minded
has been hampered, and what ♦ is not carefully safeguarded by the
youngsters, by just acting natural.
one tourist might saw to hin * health department. Milk that is not
It was reported Wednesday last, Lucile Leverich and Muriel Wiley
friends in other parts of the ♦ properly pasteurized may contain
that Henry White, chief of police, in furnished the light comedy element
county is the one thing we are + dangerous germs. There is danger
this city, was quite ill at his home of the first act as prying visitors to
most interested in, so, let us * of infection from germs in swimming
in this city. It is believed to be a the parsonage, Kenneth Elliott pro
make a real job of our annual + pools that are not constantly filtered
severe attack of influenza. Henry fessed to be a professor and was a
clean
up, and leave with him the ♦ and chemically purified.
will beat it out, however.
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very romantic lover. Other actors
Although most healthy people’s
favorable
impression of a real ♦
and actresses were: Walter Severenoe,
♦ germs are not disease germs and are
clean city.
Octavia Ware, Lester Makinster, Lula
Therefore. I, J. Merrel Smith, ♦ therefore harmless to other people, it
Thurman, Leonard Bales and Erma
Mayor of the City of Tillamook, ♦ i* hard to tell when even healthy
Vaughn.
Oregon, do proclaim the week ♦ people may get disease germs from
The arrangement of the stage was I
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starting March 24th and eding * some one else, Try not to let other
very artistic and the costumes worn
is carrying a full line of seed grains, by the members of the cast were very
March 31st as annual “Clean ♦ people pass on their germs to you,
Alfalfa hay is being sold at $20 beautiful. Miss Larson, the director,
♦ especially if they have any kind of
up week.”
out of the house for the best grade is to be complimented on her success
Respectfully submitted, ♦ disease germs such as tuberculosis,
and $19 off cars, It is thought that with her first play produced in Tilla
J. MERREL SMITH
♦ typhoid fever, scarlet fever, measles,
farmers desiring to contract for next mook.
Mayor of Tillamook, Ore. * etc. Persons having on them or in
seasons requirements would do well
♦ them, germs of communicable disease,
The student body made plans to
to take on part of their requirements
♦ ♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ « must be controlled. To do this prop
hold the annual picnic at Oceanside
erly means intimate attention and
now, as hay will probably be higher
last Saturday but postponed it ’till
supervision of infected persons by
next fall than it is at this time. This this Saturday. It is hoped that the
health authorities who know theii
would probably be due to the fact weather will be as fitting this Sat
business and do nothing else.
that there is very little snow in the
urday as it was last. The K. K. K.
mountains and irrigation water is composes the eats committee; that
Roseburg— Output of Limestone
going to be very scarce. In fact, it is to say, Katherine Smith, Katherine'
here in excess of 5,000 tons per month.
is thought now that there will be a
(By Fredrick D. Stricker)
MacIntyre, Katherine Gabriel. (Ques
Coos Bay—New dry kiln being built
good crop of first cutting hay and a
tion—Do they all spell it that way?)
There are poisons that are develop by Marshfield mill company.
fair crop of second cutting hay in
The student body was given an
ed within the body. The life pro
Harrisburg—Linn county’s net in
most sections. Ordinarily there are
other of the series of talks on banks,
cesses produce poison as by-product. debtedness was sliced more than $100,-
three cuttings. Hay from the Wil
banking and money, which the bank
The liver destroys these poisons and 000 during 1923.
lamette valley is very cheap at this
ers association has planned for the
the skin, lungs, kidneys, and bowels
Eugene—- Permits for erection of
time.
high schools of Oregon, last Friday
eliminate them. These poisons cause five new homes in city issued last
morning. The American history and
old age and eventually death. Were week.
civics classes were warned that they
it possible to insure perfect elimina
Lakeview— Philadelphia capitalists
must give reports of the speech later,
tion we might live indefinitely. It is purchase 23,000 acres timber land and
and were then requested to write it
therefore important that elimination Lakeview to become center of large
DONALDSON-DONALDSON
up for Monday’s lesson. This talk
be promoted by efficient kidney action, milling operations.
Sunday afternoon at three o’clock was a dicussion of the monetary sys
and Mrs. Luta Donaldson werelitsa
tem of the United States and seem
Ivan Donaldson and Mrs. Luta Don ed to be quite interesting.
aldson both of Tillamook were united
Monday evening the teachers and
in marriage in the new Methodist girls played a much discussed basket
Episcopal church in Tillamook in ball game. The score was 49-3 in
the presence of a few relatives and favor of the girls. The facility vow
AT THE CHURCHES
friends.
Rev. Simpson Hamrick,! that they would have won had Miss
pastor of the church officiating.
i church and Miss Larson played.
This is the first marriage solemn-1 Tuegday the teachers who played on
ized in the new church.
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the team were growling and groan-
TEACHERS-STUDENTS
PLAY BASKETBALL
SEVERE ATTACK OF FLU
'GETS’ HENRY WHITE
PRODUCING MORE MILK
ELIMINATE POISONS
AND LIVE FOREVER
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
and John Mathers
j the baker could I* induced to demon the ut.expired term of hi,
'
cake,
and
thus
relieve
the
strate on
Chief Coates of tlle V1)|
otesy of a long session of the
i monotony
law makers, by a soft-drink ban- department, asked permi88io„
city 1-- -
council to fix up the attic kJ
The wire suspension bridge at qU(’i’ty Attorney Hail, and Thomas fire department’s c]ub
Oceanside which was damaged by the j Coates, fire chief, reported on the thought that most of the
storm and high tides of the past win- I committee work allotted them in the be done by the fire boy,, j?
ter, is to be put in order again in the ( matter of a proposed extension of the is unused at present, and “
<ame place. It connects Mussel beach city fire limit boundaries. They will converted into a cosy dormite?
.
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»he Kwirlcrn
bridge 1
1« capable of iwm .
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, r- 7, i »- * b’;;i'<
with Siooi'.-iCki— ■h
have uiwr
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was much used last year for sea fish the next meeting, when the council firemen, who would be near in
ing, and many fine fish were caught propably will amend the ordinance re- a tire alarm, and thus addin?
there last year.
Iating to fire limit boundaries, and ency to the company.
Merrick was asked to look »
take in more territory.
The resignation of A H. Gaylord, feasibility of the matter,
former city treasurer was accepted, at the next meeting
SUSPENSION BRIDGE
WILL BE REPLACED
lighting investigated
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ordinance, was again tabled until the,
next meeting. One of the owners off
the stage line was in the city and made ,
a statement that his line had again,
put on a night schedule by which a j
stage left Portland for this city at,
midnight, and that it could bring first
class mail to this city by 5 a. m. each'
morning. He stated that the rilla-
mook mail is made up at 11 o’clock p. j
m. each night at the Portland post )
office, and could be brought here at
the early hour above mentioned, while
by the present method of transporta
tion, it is delivered in this city at
5 p. m. This stage now carries the
Oregonian to this city.
A committee'of women from the Til
lamook Women’s club was present,
and asked for permission to beautify
the triangular tract on Third street
and Sixth avenue, east, by the plant-
ing of flowers, etc., thus adding to
the attractiveness of the city. The
request sounded so reasonable, that
the council immediatly gave the de
sired permission.
A communication asking for a
street light out on Eighth street, was
received and read, and upon motion
of Councilman Pankow, action was de
ferred until next fall, as summer and
long days were in the offing.
F. W. Talbott, manufacturer of Til
lamook soda water and other soft
drinks, was present and renewed his
contention that he was being dis
criminated against in the city of his
adoption, where he paid good sized
city taxes, in that he was not permit
ted to sell soda water in the city with
out paying a $50 license. He thought
he should be able to supply local
stores and others, and that the ord
inance ought to be classified, so that
stores could retail his goods on a
smaller license. The council saw the
apparent justice of his contention,
and the city attorney was asked to
add another class of license, when the
present ordinance could be amended
to cover the case of the local manu
facturer.
It was suggested by a number of
the council, and mentally coincided
in by the reporters present, that Mr.
Talbott should bring up some of his
soda-water, and allow them to sample
same to determine its food values,
which he promised to do. Likewise
it might be a good plan for the re
tailers of carbonated drinks and ice
cream to join with Mr. Talbott, and
give a joint demonstration. Maybe,
BEAUTY SHOP
Opposite Tillamook Hotel
Mrs. Claire Hysmith, Prop.
ALL KINDS OF BEAUTY WORK
('all 162-J for Appointments
EASTER
MILLINERY
Come in and select your
new hat for Easter at
an early date and have
the benefit of a larger
stock to select from
than will be available
later.
Many new models have
been added since the
opening.
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Be sure and look at the
BARGAIN HATS
One lot at
One lot at
$2.45
4.95
Mrs. Eva Jeffers
('or. First and 2nd Avt
501,000 Miles
o/Satisfaction
Here is one automobile you can
keep three, four, five or more years.
The quiet Willys-Knight sleeve
valve engine actually imprests with
mt I Owners report 50,000 miles
and more without a single engine
adjustment. No valve-grinding or
carbon cleaning. More satisfaction
per dollar than you ever dreamed a
car could give you. Touring $1175$
Coupe-Sedan $ 1450 ; 5-pass. Sedan
$1795, t o. b. Toledo.
WILLYS
KNIGHT
Idle Acres Yield No Profit
Public Spirited Grocerynien of Tillamook
county for 20 years, and being in full sym
pathy With the movement so generally dis
cussed at this time regarding the undesir
able advent into our city of a Product
known as Oleomargarine, wish to announce
that they do not intend to carry this pro
duct. This firm at tjrst was under the im
pression that other groceries in this city
were going to handle margarine, so two
cases were ordered for customers. We
have decided that by handling this product
we would be doing our dairymen an in
justice and regardless of what our competi
tors do, we will not handle
Oleomargarine
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PROFITABLE crops should bo growing on W
cleared land of yours—productive instead of
And blasting stumps is,now much cheaper and««*
Pacific Stumping Powder is clearing land qwd*
cheaply for the ranchers around here, because t*
about 142 sticks of 1 Ji' x 8’ of Pacific Stuirpoi'
50-pound case. You will get one-half more w®
»ach dollar spent for explosives for land-clearing»’!
buy Pacific Stumping. It has the same strength »<
standard stumping powders.
There is no danflM
freezing, nor does Pacific Stumping cause head»®’
handling.
Let us supply you with explosives this yesr.
argc stocks of du Pont dynamites for all blasting W
on the farm. Tell us your job and we’ll tell you®!
more per dollar
King-CrenshaW
Hdw. Co.
TILLAMOOK- OREGON
non - headache
Star Garage
STUMPING
s. 1. OU PONT
POWD
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