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TILLAMOOK
A bout the Coun ty
houaa below town. Mr. Newby is a ’ ed to Portland Thursday to stay a
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN!
carpenter and expects to spend the few days.
winter here.
!me has nowTome”wimie
Opal Ward and Rayma Brown were
(Crowded out last week)
Mrs. Joseph Wilson who has been county seat visitors Saturday.
successful
business man has found
CLOVERDALE
Anna Myer was on the sick list one that his business has to be conducted
Aleck Fraser of Meda who has visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred
on an efficiency basis and the dairy­
been visiting his old home in Scotland Reusser for some time expects to day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tucker and men are successful under the effi­
returned to his home here Saturday. leave for her home in Fellowes, Calif­
ornia December 10.
baby Ella Jean started Tuesday night ciency plan.
Henry Weiss of Pacific City went to
Farming has become a problem
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Lamson
and
to Couer De Alene, Idaho, after re­
Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph arpole were in ceiving a wire saying Mrs. Tucker’s when efficiency means but cost of
The dance at Green Timber drew a Willamina over Saturday and Sunday.
production thereby more money in
I sister was dangerously ill.
number of pleasure seekers from
the farmers and dairymen’s pocket.
Monroe
Switzer
sustained
a
fall
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Vanderwal
|
Cloverdale, Meda and Oretown.
the day before Thanksgiving which I
No dairyman needs to be shown
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark have re­ fractured two ribs. He is able to be' have gone to Hillsboro to spend a few that his cows should have plenty of
days,
being
called
there
by
the
illness
turned from a trip to Hornbrook, Cal­ about but is under the care of Dr.
water. Everyone knows that the
| of Mr. Vanderwal’s father.
ifornia where : hey went to spend Work.
more water a cow drinks the more
The
ladies
social
club
of
Hebo
held
Thanksgiving with M r s. Clarke’s
The high school seniors are plan­ a very enjoyable and successful ba­ milk she will yield. Her milk is 87
■sister.
ning a frolic at the home of Miss zaar and dance, Friday evening, Dec­ per cent water. It is as reasonable
Charles Ray, Miss Radka Ivanokova
Elizabeth Henry next Friday evening. ember 5, in the remodeled school gym. to expect her to go without water as
and Miss Woodruff spent Thanksgiv­
Albert Snediger, who is attending Daintily ararngd booths held fancy to go without food. But many dairy­
ing in Portland.
men don't know how much more milk
Clare Sherman of Portland and O. A. C. came home to spend Thanks­ work, candy, ice-cream, soft drinks, a cow will yield when she can drink
foods and coffee. The fortune
cookd
giving
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
family are occupying the Cloverdale
teller, Madame Zara, and the fish all the water she wants exactly when
Telephone company's building. Mr. C. B. Snediger.
she wants it.
Mrs. S \V Pickett of Oakland, Cal­ pond furnished much amusement.
Sherman has been recently employed
Let Gerge Burckard demonstrate
Dick
Payne
and
his
orchestra
pro
­
as the new manager of the telephone ifornia has been visiting her son Al­
vided music for dancing during the the modern sanitary water bowls to
bert
Wade
Other
guests
of
the
Wades
•company and the light and power
you and quote prices on installing the
for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. evening.
plants here.
The school directors have offered system.—Adv.
Charles
Desmond
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The Omega Woman’s club met
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the use of the gymnasium for com­
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Clifford Thomas of Pleasant Valley1
To the public: Beginning Monday
munity
purposes,
under
the
super
­
•Mrs. H. M. Farmer with Mrs. Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson of j
vision of a community club. An an­ December 15th the parcel post win­
as assistant hostess. Mrs. Wayne Tillamook.
nouncement was made by Mr. Gar­ dow will be open evenings for receiv­
Eranklin, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Edith
Harry Stott drove to Portland for wood at the bazaar that a meeting ing and delivering parcels. Owing to
Snediger were guests of the club. the holidays.
for the purpose of organizing this the fact that the train arrives about
The club is planning a New Year’s
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reusser are club, would be held Tuesday evening an hour earlier than at this time last
party which promises to be the event visiting friends in albany and Eugene
December 9, and requested that all year the windows will be closed dur­
»if the season.
for a few days.
ing the middle of the afternoon. It
interested be present.
A special meeting of the Masonic
Interest in the Community Christ­
Alec Imlah of Gresham, Oregon, will very much facilitate matters for
lodge was held at Cloverdale Satur­ mas tree grows apace as the event
was a recent visitor at the home of the Post Office force and the public
day evening which drew a good many approaches. This promises to be the
if this be kept in mind. It is imposs­
his son, James Imlah.
outside visitors.
biggest Christmas tree held here for
ible for a small force, such as we have
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Mrs. John Fox has been confined to a number of years. The various
McMinnville—American Savings & in the Tillamook office, to work the
her home for several days with an churches and organizations are co­ Loan association increases capital incoming mail and wait on the win­
attack of neuritis.
operating to make it a memorable stock to $500,000.
dows at the same time.
D. P. Slatter has nearly completed occasion.
a new water system that will supply
A rally of Sunday schools in Tilla­
the dairy ranches of D. T. Werschkel, mook county will be held at the Pres­
Jenck Bros., and E. N. Johnson. Mr. byterian church here Friday evening.
Slatter also installed the Neskowin Good music and good speakers are a
water system.
part of the program.
The basket social at Union school
The lecture on the Hawaiian Island
last week drew a good crowd and given by Mr. Graves at the Presby­
*
netted the school sixty-eight dollars terian church last Sunday evening
which will be used to complete the was most instructive and entertain­
new playshed. Basket socials this ing.
season have proved very popular here.
The new mail route to Otis from
Approximately five-hundred dollars Cloverdale has left Meda off the map,
has been haised in this manner by the the mail service having been discon­
different schools in the last two tinued for that place.
months.
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The Thanksgiving dinner given by
HEBO
the Eastern Star at Oddfellow’s hall
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Arstill
was a most enjoyable affair. Those children, Dorothy and Thelma, return­
present from out of town were Mr. ed last week from a visit with Hugh’s
and Mrs. George Gray of Rockaway, parents near Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ayers of Beaver
Mr. Jerome Dunn was badly in­
and Mrs. Shearer and Miss Margaret jured in an automobile accident Fri­
Shearer of Tillamook.
day night, being now confined in
A. E Newby and family of Hills­ Boats’ hospital at Tillamook.
boro have moved into the Arstill
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fogg motor-
Dena Hansen Gift Shop
General Line of
Portland
E. Yamhill & Water St.
Tillamook
Second Ave. E
209
ANNOUNCING
Our
New Location
SECOND STREET
Opposite Conover’s Grocery
We are now in a position to give
Real Insurance Service
Fire and All General Lines
A Share of Your Business Will Be Appreciated
We are Wholesale and Retail
distributers of Crown Flour
RELIANCE LIFE
“Perfect Protection”
Rose J. Wilkes
Public Stenography
Lula Thurman, Assistant
Mirror
Gifts, Prizes, and
useful articles for Baby
Also — with any purchase of any
amount during these dates we will
give either a towel holder or whisk
broom holder.
Call and get yours
Stamped Goods and Hemstitching done
Home Made Ice Cream
BURCKARD’S
We use only recognized high grade mater­
ials in making our ice cream. It’s richer too than
most imported ice creams and consequently has
a finer flavor. You’ll be delighted with it.
Order from your confectionery.
2nd Ave E
Watson Bldg
Golden Rod Dairy
A. W. Plank Hardware Co
General Line of
II
Hardware,Paints, Oils, Varnishes
and Glass
Extra Lights - Sets Repaired
Carbon $1.95
Mazda $2.95
Xmas Tree Light Sets
Get a tankful of the new winter “Red Crown" to­
day at any red, white and blue pump in town—
at Standard Oil Service Stations and st dealers
—“in every way a better gasoline.**
DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR
MOVING
IN EVERY STANBARD OIL COMPANY
WAYA
THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
TO
CALL US DAY OR NIGHT
i
1007b power
Take home a box
of
Edison Mazdas
For Mother
For Father
Lighting Fixtures
Mazda Lights
Electric Cooker
Waffle Iron
Electric Cooler
Perculator
Toaster
Electric Range
Easy Washer
Electric Sweeper
Electric Iron
Urn Set
Griddle
Toaster
Portable Lamps
Radio
Hot Water Heater
Warming Pad
Flash Light
Toaster
Air Heater
Radiola
Hot Water Heater
Electric Iron
Desk Lamp
Air Heater
Table Stove
Tillamook, Ore.
Light Up For
Xmas
For The Home
c
For Son
MOWING MACHINES, DISCS and HARROWS
Our Mett«: “Rutck Bar vice aad R mmmmm M« Rate«."
Mather’s Truck Service
We will give free to every customer
who makes a purchase of $10 or over
or any one who pays a bill in full be
tween December 20 and January 1
one beautiful gold plated pocket
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PREPARED TO SBN» NKFKRTKNCED PACKERS
YOUR HOME WWW CANTAB TO COVER
All. YOUR SOODS
»
Medford— Fire destroys Rogue
River Milling company plant here,
worth $26,000.
Don’t say Ship by Truck
Specify
SPECIALIZING
FREE
IS
There will be no mail handled, ex­
cept dispatching first class, after 11
a. m. on Christmas day by order of
the Post Master General.
There will be no rural delivery on
Christmas Day.
W. C. FOSTER. Postmaster.
Cash Feed Store
Tillamook, Oregon
Both ’Phones
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12,
HEADLIGHT
For Baby
Curling Iron
Electric Iron
Boudouir Lamp
Urn Set
Marceli Iron
Air Heater
Air Heater
Wanning Pad
Xmas Tree Set
Milk Heater
Table Stove
Come in and see our display ELECTRIC GIFT'
You will be sure to find one that will please
Coast Power Company