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FRIDAY,
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
day to spend a few day».
The Andrew Anderson HsVise has
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Kenneth Kaufman is visiting James
•nd Falls City.
Bodyfelt and family.
Interest runs high in Hebo over
Miss Alice Tyron of Tillamook vis­
the Headlight contest and everyone is
ited in Hebo Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Savage came out from boosting Miss Ruth Lewallen.
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Portland to attend the funeral of Mrs. j
Foster at Cloverdale.
PLEASANT VALLEY
The regular meetng of the Hebot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith are the
Social club took place on Wednesday
0“d “parents“'of'"a'Vby girT/w'ho
afternoon, with Mrs. Fred Lewallen i arrived at their home Sunday.
as hostess. A fair crowd was out in
Mrs. Martha Simmons and son Leo- I 1
spite of the stormy weather. The
date was set for the bazaar which will nard took Grandma Blum to Sheridan
Sunday. There they met Mr. and
be December 5th.
j Mrs. Detje of Portland and Grandma
Among those who went to see “The accompanied them to their home,
Covered Wagon” at Cloverdale | where she will spend some time visit-1
theater were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| ¡ng.
Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner returned
Don Muzzy and family have moved Monday from a short visit with rel-1
into the Ob Mattoon house.
j atives in Yakima.
Wm. Hayden is the new driver of
Mrs. Sara Watt of Portland and
the Hebo Supply company’s truck.
son Thomas of Brighton were the j
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Garwood were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. I.
surprised by a number of their H. Moore.
friends Sunday evening at the Walk-
Pleasant Valley cheese factory was
er home, the occasion being their unable to make cheese for several i
ninth wedding anniversary, Those days on account of defective flues.
The programs given Friday after­
present were: Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Garwood, D. Walker, James Imlah, I noon by both the Faucett Creek and ,
Claude Stott, Claude Lane, Claude the Pleasant Valley schools were very
Lewallen, Wirt Sappington, B e r t I good.
Adams, Guy Nyswaner, Frank Cross, I The Hallow’een party given at the ,
Jerry Lewallen and Charles Vander j play shed was well attended.
wal.
The recent school census shows 66
Miss Hazel Adams, Crystal Sap-1 pupils of enrollment age in this dis-
pington, Awanna Lane and Madge I trict.
Kellow are working hard at basket; At the election Tuesday there were
ball practise. Madge is manager and 115 ballots cast.
Crystal, captain of the Cloverdale
Walter Wismer has moved his don-
team.
key down to Yorks mill and will log
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tucker and for John Blum.
baby Ella Jean visited Sunday at
The Freed mill has started up with
the Fred Lewallen home.
a full crew.
Mrs. Hans Jensen has been staying
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
at the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Robitsch next Thusday, Nov-
Orval Kellow, who was operated on ember 13.
at the Boals hospital.
Mrs. O. J. Wismer went to Van-
P. D. Ott motored over from Salem
to cast his vote at Hebo precinct..
Jessie Hall went to Portland Tues-
couver Sunday where she will receive
medical treatments.
Henry Simmons and Bert Woods
went to Eugene on business the first
of the week.
Mr. Ralsten of Willamina has
moved his family into one of the
Edson houses.
Mr. York and Cicero Proctor went
to Rockaway on business Thursday.
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Circuit Theater
“A Theater that is Different”
I. J. Vinson and A. H. McInnis
For the benefit of those who are unable to attend
the evening shows, we are running Saturday and
Sunday Matinee
With our Special Saturday afternoon matinee we
are offering prizes
Two days only.
Admission
Watch
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For New
Surprises
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C. F, Lincecum, Prop.
Meats Fish and Poultry
Wholesale and Retail
Both Phones
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We deliver
We feature for
Saturday and Monday
Breast of Veal, per lb............................
Pig Hocks, very meaty, per lb.
Best Pot Roast of Beef, per lb............
Spare Ribs, young and tender, per lb.
Nice lean Roast of Pork, per lb..........
Fresh Beef Tongues, per lb..................
Legs of Pork, I to 12 lb. pieces, per lb.
... 12>/2 c
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Telephone orders receive special attention
MUR^L KINGSTON awo VICTORSUTHERIAND
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Cottage Grove—Standard ■>
company of Omaha will •
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mile south of here.
Udtham,
Just out of the Smoke House: A new lot of our
own Hams, Bacon, Bacon Backs, Cottages and
Picnics.
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KINDERGARTEN CLASSES
Kindergarten classes at the Guild
hall from 9 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. Sat­
urdays. Ages 4 to 6. Inquire Harriet
■ Severance, Gen. Del.—Adv.
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Watch for date of the Presbyterian
ladies Christinas sale, fruit cakes,
, Christmas pudding, mince meat and
fancy work.—Adv.
Ladies of the Presbyterian Guild
will hold a Christmas sale of fancy
work, candy, home-made mince meat,
fruit cakes, etc. Watch for date.—
Adv.
You can save time by buying’ your
Christmas gifts at the Presby erian
Guild Christmas sale; candy, Christ­
mas cakes, mince meat, fancy work.
Watch for date.—Adv.
That fill-in gift, buy it at the Pres­
byterian Guild Chrstmas °ale.—Adv.
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CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned desire by this
means to sincerely thank the kind
Don’t Fail to see these
High Grade “Western
Movie Play”
Saturday and Sunday
Always
friends and neighbors for their assis­
tance and floral tributes as well as
their messages of sympathy in our
late bereavement by the loss of our
beloved mother, Martha A. Alley.
HERBERT V. ALLEY
OLIVE M. SCOVELL
N ovember ?,
$9.90 and $12.75
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