TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
We buy dry Cascara
Bark
See us before you sell
We Pay 11c per lb.
F. J. PYE 1: SON
Burge Grocery
Third St. Tillamook Ore.
Fully equiped to draft plan for
any building no matter how small
and nothing too large. Glad to
talk it over with you any time and
specialize In pleasing yon.
THESE DEALERS SELL
RED CROWN GASOLINE
ARROW GARAGE, Hebo
BAY CITY GARAGE, Bay City
F. E. CLARK, Cloverdale
W. A. DAVIES, Salt Air
GARIBALDI GARAEG, Garibaldi
GILBERT tk CO., Beaver
GRAVELL’S GARAGE, Garibaldi
JACOBY’S SERVICE STATION,
Bay City
EMIL G. KARDELL, Manzanita
LOOP BROS., Garibaldi
MARTINY-CROTZER MOTOR CO.,
Tillamook
NIELSON & McCORMICK, Hemlock
MORSE & ELLIS, Pleasant Valley,
ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY GARAGE
Cloverdale
SHAGG’S GARAGE, Wheeler
STAGE DEPOT, Tillamook
SUNSET GARAGE, Tillamook
TILLAMOOK GARAGE, Tillamook
TILLAMOOK TIRE CO., Tillamook
F. L. WATROUS, Haddon
W. A. WISE, Bar View
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These dealers and over 6,000
others on the Pacific Coast
sell dependable Red Crown
gasoline—uniform when­
ever and wherever you buy
it. Saves carburetor adjust­
ments and gives ready accel­
eration, 100% power and
greater gasoline mileage.
Wherever you motor you’ll
find the Red Crown sign and
the red,white and blue pump.
Head for these and get the
old reliable favorite Red
Crown gasoline
3 OPP.
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS MAKE GOOD
The wheat crop of the northwest
is estimated to be only about two
thirds of that of last year. Oregon
is estimated to be producing 16,500,-
000 bushel as against 28,000,000
bushel last year. Washington is pro­
ducing about 30,00o,000 bushel a-
against 61,750,000 for last year. The
entire wheat production of the coun­
try is estimated at a little less than
700,000,000 bushel , about 93,000,000
bushel less than last year’s output
Countries that export whea are
about 168.000,000 bushels short of the
annual average demand of the coun­
tries that import the grainr
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situation has already hoisted
price from 1 to 5 cents per bushel.
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McMinnville
J. L. Knight
DENA-HANSEN
GIFT-SHOP
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Tiny Things for Little Tots
Useful Articles for Baby
Anything in Fancy Work—Hemstitching
Across from Tillamook Hotel
TILLAMOOK CLAY
WORKS
GOITER
FREE booklet and testimony
Simple home Method. SenJ/„
Warner’s Renowned Remed’
Co. 723 Security Bldg., Sin «
apolis, Minn.
STAGES
Low Fares East
To
Portland-McMinnville
Hillsboro-Forest Grove
Corvallis-Salem
via California
Add California to your Eastern trip at
a trivial extra cost.
Thus you enjoy the beautiful Shasta
Route and California’s scenic wonders
in addition to your regular trip. Low
roundtrip fares to all Eastern points
now in effect.
Eugene-Roseburg
and
Ask agent for complete information
Ray Grate, Agen
Tillamook, Oregon
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Southern Pacific
Cookery is Better
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TILE YOUR FARM
ASK THE MAN
WHO HAS TILED
Willamette Valley
Points
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
7:15 A.M.
10:30 A. M'
2:30 P.M.
6:30 P.M'
♦Holds for arrival of Manhattu
Stage
♦Holds for arrival of Seaside Stage
LEAVE PORTLAND
(Paik and Yamhill Streets)
7:50 A. M.
12:50 P. M.
4:30 P.M.
11:50 P.M.
For arriva?s-d< partures an c»
nee lions call
UNION STAGE
TERMINAL
3rd. St. and 3rd. Ave. East
Both Phones
Portland - Newberg - Me-
Minnville-Tillamcok
Stages
Inc.
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ELECTRIC
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Aftr considerable debate over sev­
eral names for a running mate for
Mr. Coolidge, the delegates have
shown decided preference for sena­
tor Boiah of Idaho. Enthusiasm was
keen in support of Coolidge for the
presidential nomination
The plat­
form adopted a world court plan
drafted by the president. An anti­
Klan planks were approved. The in­
sertion of a farm-aid plank was
deemed necessary to insure the vote
of the northwest in the November
elections. The I-afollette planks were
rejected and the insurgent delegates
showed little enthusiasm.
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIR MAN
TO SETTLE PERMANENTLY
TILLAMOOK I.EGIONAIRES AT-
I FX1» IT \ if < ONY in HON
(California)
Estate
WE GET RESULTS
NO CHARGE
WE NEVER QUIT
class of 1914, have received announce |
OCEANSIDE
meats of' his marriage to Miss Paul- |
ine McKlintock of Portland. Verne
A merry party of girls from Eu­
Joined the A. E. F. during the war
and immediately after his release in i gene enjoying a week’s vacation at
1919 took up a course of study at Oceanside are, Anna Chapman, Irma
Willamette University in Salem. Dur­
Strome, Lee L. Boyd, Cliften McLe-
ing his work there he was a leader
lendon,
Atlonine Johnson.
among the students and made an en­
George Brighton, Mary P. Bright­
viable record in athletics, especially
football. After graduation in 1923, on, of Portland, Jean Evans of Los
Mr. Bain accepted a position as teach­ Angeles, and Ed Greene of Lawton,
er and coach of athletics at the high Okla., spent the past week in one of
the cottages.
he spent a very successful year,
school in Adna, Washington, where
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Haas are visit-
He has recently resigned that po­ ors from Seattle.
sition to accept a better one in the
E. C. Maser and party, Mr. and
school system of Springfield, Oregon. Mrs. H. B. Schelegel, and Mr. and
Joseph Schnal, member of the class Mrs. F. L. Ranney motored in from
of 1919, who is the eldest son of McMinnville and spent the week end.
Morris Schnal, tone of Tillamook’s
Week-end visitors from Salem were
leading clothiers, is working in the
Mr
and Mrs. C. Song, Harry Towre,
haberdashery shop of W. T. Gardner
company, San Francisco.
He has Emil Kniger.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riseling and
been very successfully handling the
window displays for this company son, Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Morris
and in a recent clothiers’ magazine and son, Mr. Albert Barnickel, Miss
appears a photographic reproduction Adel Barnickel, Miss M. M. Lee, Wm.
of one of his window displays in the E. Shehan, all of Portland, spent Sat­
urday and Sunday on the beach.
Gardner firm’s store.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Whitefield of
Thomas Large, of the class of 1921
has been giving a good account of Portland have taken a cottage for a
himself at Pacific University, Forest week’s vacation.
Grove, Oregon, since last fall, when
Campers in the grove this week
he took up a course of study at that are, I.. G. Payton, Newberg; C. W.
place. During the past track and field Curry, Pasaganld, Okla.; Ed Tolrin,
season he has broken the college’s Portland; Geo. Kutch and wife, Mr.
records in the shot-put, discus throw, and Mrs. Earl Tidd and daughter,
and equalled the record in the hun­ Independence.
dred yard dash. He was also a mem­
ber of the University’s mile relay
CARD OF THANKS
team, and was high-point man in all
the meets in which Pacific entered
We wish to thank the Woodmen of
this spring. Besides this wonderful the World and our friends and neigh­
record in athletics, Tom also took an bors for the kindness and sympathy
active part in the Freshman class shown us in our hour of sorrow
play, and was awarded the Gamma caused by the death of our beloved
Sigma Forensic Cup which is given husband and father.
by that fraternity to its member
Mrs. Sarah J. Edgar and family
making the most progress during the I
year in debate and oratory.
Fred B. Jones, who has had fifteen
years experience in his line has es­
tablished himself permanently at
Berry’s music house on Third s-.reet.
He expects to move his family to
Tillamook from Portland sometime
soon and make this city his home.
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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CORRESPONDENCE
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Graduates of Tillamook School are ♦
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Making their Card in
Correspondence on the var­
♦
ious subjects of the day is in­
the World
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vited by the Headlight for
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publication. Any paper for
.t’-w «no«, ho «(cmort
Verne Bain, ’14, Joseph Schnal, T9, j *
Thomas I^rge, ’21 are making good + with the writer’s nam«, which
in various activities.
| * may be withheld by request.
Friends of Verne D. Bain, who was > ♦
a member of the T. H. S. graduating ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦
NORTHWEST WHEAT CROP IS
SHORT
Oswego—Ladd
Russel Hawkins Jr. and lælan.i
Erwin are representing Tillamook
Post No. 47 at the state convention of
the American legion in Portland
which is being held June 11. 12, 13
and 14. The Tillamook delegates ex­
pect to bring home a certificate of
ment that is to be presented to the
local pos . Mrs. Leland Erwin is
the Tillamook delegate to the con­
vention of the Women’s auxiliary
that is meeting in conjunction with
the legion convention.
ELECTRIC TIMER
—can be set hours in ad­
vance ar I will automati­
cally turn the o\ en heat
ON and OFF exactly at the
time de ignated—accu­
rate'vcor, trolling ihecook-
ing time.
HEAT CONTROL
—a 1 w a y s
maintains the
oven heat
evenly at the
correct cook­
ing tempera­
ture without
watching—
never burn*
nor under«
cooks.
AWAY ALL
DAY SHE DOES
NOT WORRY ABOUT DINNER
I'OR IT HAS BEEN COOKED
BY HER
Automatic
Electric Range
Marking
Tire Progrès»
Not since the devetope>e*J.’{
the cord tire ha* “-/J
marked so many etchiM'-J"
tures of super!«
great oversize
low
Inflation
built
which we are handling.
C-T-C"* were design«! »nd *
? OU can enjoy the same comforts and con-
cooTwith.
dOeS if you USe Clectricit>-
ELECTRIC HEAT
IS
CLE AN HE AT—CON V EN IE NT
HEAT-COMFORTABLE HEAT
Electricity is the cheapest Servant
You Can Employ
Coast Power Co
lillamook, Oregon
NELSON ELEC­
TRIC CO.
Distributors Till*«*#1
County