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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1924)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24,1924 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT Pare fi Th Rialto reports that it will in stall a telegraph line to get the elec personal prejudice prompted him to beautiful gold cigarette casé by the j gratly njoyed by the Tillamook Wo Plans were outlined for the club's eighth acre. do this. guests. tion returns from state and national M-dford—50 residences to be built man's club at its regular meeting held annual home product benefit dinner, Archie Sating, son of Oliver Saling districts on the night of November 4. A theater party followed the din- on Wednesday, October 22nd. to be givn on election day, Novem at once; financing *312,000 hotel now under way. ner. of Beaver was operated on at the Mrs. Fritz Beltz spoke on the ber 4th at Guild hall at 5 o’clock p. m. Hair cannot be beautiful unless it Roseburg—Forest Service to work goal’« hospital Monday for an in ia soft and luxuriant. A hearty and cordial invitation is The guest were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Workman’s Compulsory Compensa “ and luxuriant. To it To make make it all winter opening new trail to Dia fection of a bone in the leg. extended to all. The proceeds of this J. Riechers, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hall, (Continued from page 1) healthy and vigorous use Lucky Tiger tion Law for Hazardous Occupations. dinner will be used for general ben mond Lake. Mr. and Mrs. C. W Barrick, Mr. and Prof. Turnbull of the local high evolence wherever the same may be Mrs. S. P. Miller, of Kirkford, Ore Hair Remedy. Try a bottle from The Kiwanis club has expressed a Mrs. E. E. Koch, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Myrtle Point— Commercial treut favorable attitude toward the im school discussed the question ot’ free most needed.—Contributed. gon is >n the city in connection with your barber or druggist.—Adv. hatchery to be opened on Cherry Morrison and Mrs. E. H. Partridge. provement and offered to back the text books for the schools. the Worral estate case now being creek. Miller may seen priv- priv- ♦--------- i Dr C. W. “ *“w m <*y be De seen Owing to the absence of Carl Hab- tried. Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Jately next Monday at the Tillamook city council should they decide to SWASTIKA CLUB Hillsboro — T. J. Pevehouse raises Baker City—Wagon road to be built contribute the $675 which is the - Grace Ricketts and was head nurse I hotel. IU erlach, discussion of the uleomargar- 1000 pounds sweet potatoes on one- to Homestead from Red Lodge mine. Mrs. E. *-a. E. xxw Koch 11 was hostess to ° e * lectures and demonstrate! !S amount apportioned to the city, | the Swastika club on October 10. The ine bill was given by A. G. Beals, one at the Boals hospital here. Miss | on the Electronic system in the . - ------ —J even Mildred Stout of Portland who was ing at the Christian church. Public I Mayor Smith appointed Councilmen afternoon was spent with needlework. of our leading dairymen. Conover, Pankow and City Attorney The Kiwanis club delegated aleo a nurse at this hospital is here invited.—Adv. The hostess served a dainty lunch Hall to meet with the Kiwanis com eon. The invited guests were Mes- ator C. J. Edwards to request to testify in this case. Lecture and Demonstration by Dr. mittee and submit a report to the dames Esch, Leonard, Burton, Morri the Woman’s club cooperate with Fred Burnett, with his wife and c. W. Miller Monday October 27th, next meeting of the council. them in putting over the election. son, Partridge and Turnbull. jve children, came here Saturday 8 p. m. at Christian church. Elec H. T. Botts was granted permission The next meeting of the club from Mountain Home, Idaho. They tronic system of Diagnosis and treat to make certain improvemen s to his be with Mrs. Ira Smith, October plan to make their home in the ment explained. Local patients pres residence. --------- •---------- county. Mrs. Burnett is the daughter ent. Admission free.—Adv. ---------------------- PYTHIAN SISTERS HAVE CARD MNHIMUMttlUNUlUUHIMimUHIlUUUlimi of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Parks. PARTY --------- ♦--------- 3 About fifty were present at a card DEMOCRAT r ’ HANGES POLITICS Joe Langtry received a bruised - nilllllllllHIIIimilllllMIUIIIIHMilllllllllllinilUIIIUIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllhii party given by the Pythian Sisters hand while working at the mill in at the K. P. Hall Tuesday evening. Something in the weather must I this city Monday. BIRTHDAY DINNER GIVEN Tu Mrs. C. F. DeFord and Harry Thomas have stirred the democratic blood of i Mrs. L. E. Partridge entertained a won the high honors and Mrs. Albert' Portland-McMinnville Miss Elizabeth Scully, head nurse J. E. Shearer this week, for he re for the Boats’ hospital, left for Port ceived the following telegram Satur number of friends at a dinner at the Plank and George Hanslmair were 1 Hillsboro-Forest Grove land this week on account of illness day from Hanford Mac-nider, former Partridge home Tuesday evening in awarded consolation. Corvallis-Salem in her family. During her absence national head of the American Le honor of Mr. PartridgeV birthday A lunch of sandwiches, pickles and j Eugene-Roseburg anniversary. coffee was served. Mrs. Albro of Wheeler will take her gion: and Willamette Valley A three course dinny was served -----------♦----------- place. “Splendid that you have accepted on a table tastefully decorated of WOMAN’S CLUB Points responsibility for your county in or- ’ softly shaded blue candles. Mr. Splendid talks on the main issues, Fred Worrall and daughter, Marg LEAVE TILLAMOOK ganization republican service league. ' Partridge was presented with a involved in the coming election, were 7:15 A. M. 10:30 A. M.« aret, of Portland, are in the city dur Roosevelt and I are delighted that we Now is time to get your winter meats for can- 2:30 P. M.‘ 6:30 P. M. ing the court hearing over the Wor have some one of your character and •Holds for arrival of Manhattan * ning and mince meat rall estate. Stage ability associated with us in this en •Holds for arrival of Seaside Stage J. E. Shearer, accompanied by deavor. We have an unparalled op Whole hind quarter of Beef, lb. ...... LEAVE PORTLAND Gerald Graves, made a trip to Forest portunity to be of real service to (Park and Yamhill Streeta) Whole Front quarter of Beef, lb. . Grove Wednesday to be present at party and our generation. We know 7:50 A. M. 12:50 P. M. Pot Roast of Beef, lb....... ............. i... ....... 10c the unveiling of a tablet to ex-service that you will give the work the best 4:00 P. M. 11:50 P. M. you have. ” For arrivals-departures an con men. Fleshy Boils of Beef, lb. .............. 7 and 8c TILLAMOOK ARMORY nections call This is considered pretty good for Beef Ribs, lb .............................. ....... 5c ......... Dr. Blair Holcomb, a Portland spe an old time democratic fire eater. UNION STAGE cialist in diatetics, is in the city, be Maybe this a scheme to convert the Morrells Pride Skinned Ham, lb ..... ....... 30c TERMINAL ing called here to appear before the democratic party into republicans. Ord. St. and 3rd. Ave. East Sauer Kraut, qt. ................... ........ ....... 15c court regarding the Worrall case. Both Phones ---------- ♦---------- Oregon Rose Butter, lb .................... Music by the ........ 45c Portland - Newberg - Mc County Club Agent David Kennedy CLERK GIVES BALLOT PRINTING TO HIGHEST BIDDER Minnville-Tillamook was in Corvallis this week attend ing a conference of extension work Stages Last week the county court publish ers. He returned yesterday. ed an order calling for bids on the of Portland Mrs. Rose Wilkes was in Portland ballots to be printed for the November on business last week, going out Fri 4 election, the bids to be opened last Entertainers Saturday. day and returning Sunday. Two local printers bid on the work, Fritz and Thelma Sievers of Castle one for $150 and the other $169.50. Rock, Washington, visited here with The county court opened the bids the family of F. J. Pye recently. and awarded the printing to the low Upon their return hom they took est bidder. Just before the court with them Mrs. Fred Sievers, their could issue an order for the work mother, who has been here some County Clerk Brimhall gave the time. VnwrporicUMt printing to the highest bidder. Mr. Visitors to Devil’s lake in Lincoln Brimhall admitted to the court that California No.l Walnuts, very fine 10c lb. county last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. New Almonds—best quality, 35c lb. 3 lbs. for S. C. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. I................................................ 1 Tillamook, Oregon Opposite Sunset Garage Richards, Mr. and Mrs. J. J Powell, I $1.00. New Filberts, 25c lb. New Pecans, 35c lb. s Mr and Mrs. W. N. Powell, Mr. and New Brazil Nuts, 20c; 2 lbs for 35c. = Mrs. Jack Munroe and child, Mr. and I Fancy New Comb Honey—3 frames for $1.00 Mrs. Carl White and child, Mr. and Mrs. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Apples—A big stock of the right kinds for , Crenshaw and son, Mr. and Mrs. now at extremely reasonable prices. Clent King and two children. | Personal Items | CITY COUNCIL MEETS I BUY IT, CAN IT You Have Saved SOCIAL NEWS STAGES Meats Lower Than Ever DANCE Tuesday, October 28 OREGONIANS SANITARY MARKET Now In The New Crop 571 DEPARTMENT STORES Sports Suits I‘Secrets’ Mrs. Lionel Thayer and daughter j visited Mrs. Thayer's mother at Yam j ■ hill last week, returning Sunday. Mrs. Rachel Cramlet and Mrs. Clara Thurman made a trip to Mc Minnville Sunday. The Oregonians of Portland, dance j orchestra, under the direction of Clifford Smith, has arranged to put on another dance at the Tillamook “Tnory next Tuesday evening. Mr. Smith stated that the crowd which at tended the dance given by that or- chestra Wednesday was very much tell your husband? Fine Celery, Grapes, Pumpkins and Squash, Cabbage, Cauliflower and Sweet Potatoes are all in now. You’ll find our fruit and vegetable de partment a real help in your daily shopping. Satisfaction Bulk Coffee—Only 40c; real good. The Famous Linn Butter—entirely satisfy ing. We now have some fine Tillamook Cheese, also Swiss, Limburger and Prim Ost. Every one has their “The Satisfaction Store” Have you a secret? = = ] A secret you wouldn’t | tell your wife? A secret you wouldn’t From a drop of blood it can be found out what, where located and i how much your ills are through the j laws of vibration, same as radio. | '00r ills removed the same way.' ^t'! system will be explained and ^«■onstrated next Monday 8 p. m. i • Christian church by Dr. C. W. •hr.—Adv. R*lph E. Warren, who was former- 7 • masonry contractor in this city, in from Portland last week with Mri. Warren. ( Forrest E. Welborn, who was sta- •*d here with the Standard Oil I _ _ _ d ______ Dy before going to Astoria, . was I 1 tke city Saturday to see the As-! '*’• foothall team get beaten by the I **1 high school. With him was Cap-1 " Nelson, commanding the Astoria °f the Oregon National guard, ® »hich Mr. Welborn is a second ant SAN tiseptic secrets, but few can Norma Talmadge $24-75 bares TheSecrets of a Wife! SEE Help to make your party a delightful, full of fun success. Hallowe’en Invitations Decorated Crepe Paper Place Cards Party Favors Seals Cut - Outs Silhouettes Table Covers Napkins Masks and Caps Etc. Etc. Norma Talmadge & Eugene O Brien The Screen’s Perfect Lovers in “SECRETS Other« $14.75 tu $27.50 ■fhe model illustrated, HALLOWEEN Novelties and Decorations 99 A Spectacular Super - Special has button-down flaps on pleated patch pockets. Two or three button single breasted coats with knife or box pleated back, finished with three-quarter loose belt 1 SPECIAL The Flapper Curler 63 cents. tw<> years Thursday & Friday Guaranteed for Chas. I. Clough October 30-31 Adults 40c Children 10c 5^'- $19-75 be as thrilling as when COLISEUM 'M Druggist' Stylish patterns and colors In a range wide enough to meat ar« shown in blue serges, cassimerss, and diagonal waavaa. E. G. Anderson Pleasd . John Hunzicker, Eugene architect | »ho designed the Tillamook armory, »M in the city Monday making esti mates for the waterproofing the building. 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