TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
HOSPITAL BEING REBUILT
S. S. Johnson, well known Portland
attorney, is in town this week trying
A new section is being added to the
a case before the circuit court«
Our ice cream is served from an
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Garner and
Boats hospital which covers 94 by 36
feet of ground. Thia new addition electric cabinet, Blue Bird confection daughter arrived here this week from
Hagerman, Idaho. They are visit
will double the present capacity of ery.—Adv.
ing
at the home of Mrs. Garner's par
the hospital and when completed it
Donald Bowman and family just re
will be as modern and well equipped cently moved to Hebo from Marsh ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dcdgc. Mr.
Garner has business to attend to
as any in the state. It will be possi field.
which will keep them here for a few
ble to care for fifty-two patients at
Pacific City will give its opening days.
one time.
dance on Saturday evening May 31.
Everything is good at the Blue
On the second floor there will be A seven piece orchestra composed of
two large modern surgeries, an X-ray star musicians will furnish the music. Bird.—Adv.
Frank Berns spent several days the
room, a sterilizing room and a large —Adv.
33-tl I first of the week in Portland at the
"■ar A The lower floor will «ont.il.
private rooms and another large ward. I Kent Stone of Rupert, Idaho, will home of his daughter, Mrs. Sidney
It is planned to install an electric spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, returning Wednesday.
The J. U. G. club met at the home
elevator which will be an invaluable Paul Disney. Mr. Stone is a brother
Mrs. Sam Green. New officers were
convience.
A new set of electric of Mis. Disney and Thelma Stone of
i elected for the year, after which the
sterilisers, costing $2,000 will be part this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cross were in club’s annual pot-luck luncheon was
of the new equipment.
Water equipment for fire fighting the city Monday from Hebo. Mr. served.
is being put in and the building is Cross had business at the court house,
being made with a view to eliminat while Mrs. Cross attended to shop TALENTED GIRL PRESENTED IN
PIANO RECITAL
ping.
ing the fire hazard.
Miss Rowena Hanson was present
The building will cost between $15,-
Our doors will be open to the public
Four ed in a piano recital last Friday even
000 and $16,000 when completed. Saturday morning, 8 a. m.
Sheldon and Dallas, local contractors doors south of Coliseum, the Blue ing at the Methodist church.
Miss Hanson was well received by a
have charge of the work.
Bird.—Adv.
large audience, each number being
I executed with skill and musician-ship.
| The Chopin group was particularly
' well interpreted.
i Mrs. Kock predicts a brilliant
future for the young student.
Mr. Koch’s violin group was well
: rendered and much enjoyed.
| The songs were given by a class
chorus composed of sixteen voices.
BRIEF PERSONAL NEWS
KODAKS
for
Graduation
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Could you find a more desirable or useful
gift than this? Always appreciated and enjoyed,
now as well as in years to come.
We have a large and varied stock for you to
choose from. Kodaks for everyone at prices that
range from $2.00 up to $60.00. Also other suit
able and pretty gifts will be on display in our
store for you to choose from all this week.
I FOR SALE—GOOD 2700 IB. TEAM,
wiht good wagon and harness. In-
I quire A. S. Tilden, Nehalem, Ore-
33t3
i gon.
—
FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR
Tillamook city property, 65 acre
dairy ranch 3 miles north of Ne
halem. Good buildings. A. S. Til
den, Nehalem, Oregon.
33-tlp
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WANTED— WORK BY DAY.
Would prefer house work. Inquire
I at apartment 2 Watch Tower. 33tlp
CIRCUIT COURT MEETS
DENA-HANSEN
GIFT-SHOP
son, Arisona, operates a
Baa< of stebtaao tracks in
local and long distane«
I
The Rexall Store
<
Tillamook
I
Oregon
WHEN IN TILLAMOOK STOP AT
THE HOTEL NETHERLANDS
V. J. & A. I.. NEFF, Props.
No. 8, First St.
Tillamook, Ore.
"5“
Liberty Theatre
SATURDAY, MAY 24
POLI NEGRI in
“Mad Love”
The Drama of a dangerous flirt
ROUND NO. 4 OF FIGHTING BLOOD
Hillsboro
J. J. Stangel
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STAR
The 27 Feature Car
No. 4
AXLE SHAFT ACCESSIBILITY. It
is service bills, garage bills, that add
to the upkeep of the average car. The
accessibility of the Adams Axle Shaft,
and its easy removal, is but another
point bearing out the desire to build a
car so simple in its operation and ac
cessibility that the average layman
could act as his own mechanic.
We have 26 other Reasons why the
Star should become a part of your
family.
Martiny-Crotzer Motor
Co. Inc.
“Loyal Lives”
A smashing, crashing drama of the Postal Ser
vice.
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luirry Semon, a two reel uproar, “THE AGENT’
THURSDAY-FRIDAY MAY 29-30
Watch the screen for startling announcement
Good Pictures at fair Prices.
GET THE LIBERTY HABIT
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3rd. St. and 3rd. An.
Both Phones
Portland - Newberg.
Minnville-Tilla
Stages
Inc.
The following extract from a recent letter writ
ten us by the Citizens’ Transfer & Storage Com
pany of Tucson, Arizona, has some bearing on
the reasons for this increase:
“Previous to using your Zeroiene oils we experienced
considerable trouble with eastern oils, which were
much higher in price, and we found not suited to our
use. We have used Zeroiene oils and greases for the
past five years. Our equipment (18 trucks and 2
passenger cars) is operated continuously throughout
the year and the maintenance has been confined to
keeping it supplied with the proper amount of oil and
grease; bearings have required only reasonable ad
justment after long intervals, and no replacements.
V. e were well pleased with our recent quarterly
check on the mechanical condition of our equipment,
and knowing this condition to be maintained by the
us of your oils and greases, we thought your com-
I :.ny would be interested to know of our complete
Satisfaction."
for FORDS
¡Joseph Hergesheimer, author of “Tol’able Dav-
! jdf “The Bright Shawl”, now offers his latest
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY MAY 27-28
UNION STAGE
TERMINAL
With the passing of the superstition that there
te something mysteriously "better” about eastern
oils, just because they cost more, Zeroiene sales
have increased seven-fold in the last seven years.
SUNDAY-MONDAY MAY 25-26
The Strange tale of a girl hidden away from the
world—-a terror infected jungle of Florida.
You’ll go wild about “Wild Oranges.”
Two Reel Comedy “ STAY DOWN EAST’
2:30 P. M.
TJf
‘Holds for arrival of )[
Stage
‘Holds for arrival of Seaside
L,EAVE por TLAND
(Park and Yamhill St-
7:30 A. M.
4:30 P. M.
if
For arrivals-departures n
nections call
ZEROLENE succeeds EASTERN
and lubricates better
ZEROLENE
A New Service Feature
—the Standard Oil
Company's new
improved oil for
Ford cars "Feeds
Those Oil-Starved
Fords."
You can now obtain stopover privileges in 15-day
roundtrip ticket« between practically all stations ir
Oregon which are served by Southern Pacific Linen.
Thia is a new service which means much to you in
added convenience.
In addition, special week-end roundtrip tickets from
ail stations to Portland are on sale Fridays. Satur
days and Sundays, the final return limit being the
following Tuesday.
And. of course, you know how much lean it costs to
travel on Southern Pacific trains than It does to go
In any other way.
Yet these trains provide a convenient, regular and
comfortable service which is of great value to all
passengers.
A^ our agent for full information relative to any
phase of our service. He. like all Southern Pacific
men. is anxious to assist you in anv possible way
We believe that Zeroiene will
improve the gasoline mileage, re
duce carbon deposits, and lengthen
the working life of every car in
which it is used.
Why pay tribute to a supersti
tion? Insist on Zeroiene even if it
does cost less.
for your convenience
SIANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA)
Brown’s
Static®
Thn booklet reports inde
pendent service tests of
Zeroiene
by a num
ber of Urge u«rs. Ask any
Standard Oil Company
••1«« r.prasantativ. or
for. copy.
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Portland-McMinn
Hillsboro-Forest
( orv a llis-Salem
Engene-nosebuH
and Willamette V
Points
™ *LSAVE T,Ll’««
Tillamook
J no. O. Bozorht
Matinee 2:15
Wild Oranges 99
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KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
McMinnville
J. L. Knight
A beautiful line of engraved congratulation
cards.
Chas. I. Clough Co.
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WE GET RESULTS
NO CHARGE
WE NEVER QUIT
NO COLLECTION
Fishing rods and tackle
Etc. Etc.
Stationary
CLOVERhAtg
Dr. J. L, Fayette
Mr and Mrs. A B. Ellis and Mr.
Morse went to Portland Saturday, re- , opened branch office
Will be in Clover<in|e
turnnig Sunday.
Mrs. Lewallen and Mrs. Claude
Lane of Hebo visited Mr. and Mrs. .
George Lane Saturday.
Miss Bessie Hunter, accompanied
by Mrs. Albert Wade and children of
Cloverdale visited Mrs. Clifford Thom
as Saturday.
At the primary election F riday
there were 80 votes cast of which
ther- were £2 republican and 18 dean-
COLLECTIONS
Candy
Eversharp Pencils
Pyralin Ivory
PLEASANT VALLEY
A large and apprec-tive aud.ence
(Continued frem page 1)
wi found at the Methodist ebureb
bach, regarding machinery contract,
last Monday evening to enjoy the pio-
resulted in non-suit.
gram given by pupils of Mrs.
The defendan made no appearance Holden.
, .
The ensemble numbers showed the
in the case of Crimmins versus
Buffum and the verdict wa3 defaulted accuracy in rhythm the pupils had ac
quired. The solos were well rendered
to the plaintiff.
land each reserves special mention.
Wednesday J. L. Ketch was award Minor given by Pearl Anderson and
ed damages of one cent in his suit LaVelle Baker showed very conscien-
tous work by these two talented
against Victor Stewart
youngs girls and their many Mends
in the case of Garner versus Rog
jL q Parsons of Sandlake visited
predict for them a musical ca’’f*r'
ers, action for money, a jury trial Two pleasing solos were rendered by Mr and Mrs. J. Proctor Sunday.
John Proctor Sr. of Bellington, Wnv-
was waived and the case was taken Mrs. Harvey Ebinger.
under advisement.
The following pupils appeared on is visiting relatives in this neighbor
Today the court will try the case the program: Evelyn Powell. Ella hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds and
of J. C. Erickson versus Julius Smith, Florrine Freeman, Rosa Mayer,
Erickson, a case involving possession Buelah Sorber, Ruth Mahan, Eleanor Mrs. Darneille of Tillamook are visit
of personal property, and Saturday Diehl, Harlan Boals, Robert Boals, ing friends in Pleasant Valley this
McAyeal versus Scroggins will be Burdette Nichlaus, Junior Holden, week.
Mrs. John Perry of Tillamook visit
Margaret Coats, Ruth Coats, Corrine
tried.
Stranahan, Bessie Barber, Helen Bar ed Mrs. Bradley Saturday.
Tillamook county Pomona grange
PENDLETON MAN DIES AT NES ber, Ethel Anderson, Ruth Erskine,
LaVerna Holden, Helen Hadley, Pearl wll meet at Fairview grange hall
KOWIN
Anderson and LaVelle Baker.
Thursday May 29.
Margaret Coats gave a very credit
Joe Gugin died very suddenly last
Thursday while walking on the street able demonstration of the Dunning Reedsport—Winchester Bay Lumber
near the home of his daughter, Mrs. system in playing any major, minor, company mill closed for short time to
William Ward at Neskowin. Mr. diminished or augmented trial the make many improvements.
Gugin, whose home is in Pendleton, audience called for. This little girl
St. Helens—Road contracts amount
had been visiting with his daughter offiy 10 years old responded immedi ing to $21,000 awarded.
for several months and though under ately and accurately to each request.
the constant care of a physician his
condition was not considered immedi
ately dangerous.
Pierce Gugin, a son of the deceased,
came here from Pendleton as soon as
word was received of his father’s
death and with his sister accompanied
the remains to Pendleton Saturday
for* burial. Minnon’s mortuary had
Tiny Things for Little Tots
charge of funeral arrangements here.
Useful Articles for Baby
Mr. Gugin was 63 years old and
Anything
in Fancy Mork—Hemstitching
leaves six daughters and one son, Mrs.
rence of this couny, Mrs. S. C. Parrish
Across from Tillamook Hotel
William Ward and Mrs. Lake Law-
of Pendleton, Mrs. E. P. LaHue of
Touchet, Wn., Mrs. Richard Christen
son of Caldwell, Idaho, Mrs. R. E.
Ornduff of Newberg and Pierce Gugin
Tb« CtdsMX’ Transí» &
moraga Company at Tuc
of Pendleton.
Kodak Albums
Fountain Pens
MRS. J- C HOLDEN PRESENTS
PUPILS IN RECITAL
Williams*
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