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BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL and FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY OF TILLAMOOK
Tillamook Heald v F:,s,hi,,ns
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Editor and Publisher
C. I-:. TKOMBLEY
ALEX CIGAR STORE
n.uoot
"rutins ti4kr ol Mk Uio mulll.
I o,iillt tr ilrMRn m mlllim.-rj.
U01TU MONKS
SnV'friptiwt $! 't Yir In Ailinnc
AthrrtMne .Mad Knn I'jHm.Awllftrtton.
Tohiu-oo and Soft Drinlw. Try our famou.H near
ttai?ytuvrltr, lire- Kiwi., "a(r.
High Cmde Cigars.
HMADQUAKTEUS FOR TAXICAHS
BnUmi aa ScnA Clam Mail at th Vot iHiutf at TilUimxik. Onkmi.
i ai.KMT. Hill Witluow. A. AiiHtln-do nnywlii-i f. aintitinj.
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EDI TORIAL COMMENT
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FOH WF.K EVp1YWMERp NW IN HIT5
ATHLETES SET EXAMPLE
Coach E. H. French's action in bringing together in
dividual stars of the various basketball teams of the coun
ty for one grand finale to usher out the most successful
basketball season in the county's history, was cotrmen 1
able in more ways than one.
On one floor were congregated siar athletes trom
four different towns of the county. They represented
even different basketball organizations and two distinct
tvpe of uiavei-s one that of the trained athletic bodies
sponsored bv the high schools of the state and the otr.er
that ahtletic manhood that never tires of or grows too old
to indulge in friendlv athletic contests of this kind. Uieir,
disparity in ages ranged from sixteen to 80 but their en-,
thusiasm was as one age. t
The county benefited from this contest in a measure '
that is indeterminable. It brought out and perhaps ce
mented a better feeling of comradeship than nas anumng
that has been done in recent months.
Merchants might well profit iVom this incident for
what is srood for Cloverdale anil Blaine and Wheeler is
also good for Tillamook. And vice versa.
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In skin. It ml ll-..- njn nf p"
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EMPLOY CHECKS
SUITS
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A man's life is too short to waste any great portion ot
frtr inir nvpr a trifline matter of business.
If a man has a mind to be annoyed by eveiy little
mishap that occurs in his establishment, he can keep him
self in constant hot water by worrying.
There is neither sense nor reason in flying into a tit
of passion because a careless clerk breaks a fixture or com-
mits some other trifling blunder. Contant fretting on the
part of the employer makes clerks nervous and in this
condition of mind and body they are far more apt to make ,
errors than otherwise.
Business worry wears a man out prematurely, and
when the habit of fussing is once acquired, it is extremely
difficult to rid one's self of it. There are men who work
themselfes into a fit of passion over insignificant matters
not woithy of serious consideration. There are others who
fret because they fear something unpleasant is going to
happen to their business career: they may have obligations
to meet, a bill due at the bank, while their customers can
not be depended upon to help them out of a tight corner,
but there is no earthly use of borrowing trouble until
trouble comes, and then an enterprising merchant should
meet it manfully.
There is a great difference in merchants; some wear. ONE version of spring
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tnemsejves out oeiore miciaie me; Decome lrruuuie, niu
rose, snappish and disagreeable in the conduct of a small
business, while other men. with vast interests and great
reponsibilities, who are calm and well poised, patient and
nervy, live to good old age without borrowing trouble or
shattering their nerves over trifles.
if ;,.iiu' .mi ..u. ntrtvt
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I'trtiHilettf tfii.ii'i't it
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Uh klrt to t.iaJ' fi tHt a nki.
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IM iM t!t t 'ilr t'tHfU
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Rat fvir rom, .'J- nl fttHi.
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MASSACHUSE'lTS
MUTUAL
W. A. t hureh. local
ivpn'sentative
TO CHURCH I'OK
INSURANCE
THE TODD HOTEL
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TII l.AMIKXl. ilHIinOS
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CITY TKANSEER CO.
"We haul nnyUittiK"
Cnll U- Either Vwtw
DH. HOWARD
CHIROPRACTOR
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2U Tillamnuk
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TILLAMOOK T1TLM AND
ABSTRACT CO.
sour, ibiw DAVID ROHINSON, M. D.
Physician ami SurirtHn
SuccevMir to Dr. Wemlt
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FOR THE TEENS
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Alone with other for nJn!r
lin that sprinc l4- horr. wmfi ihl x
ample of lu offrlna In ult. TIip
ileslgn Is tnxnsliiKljr yimthftil and ivir
llrularljr nrnt lotikli s. eitiployinjc "'"'I'
l.pnl's chcli fir tho iklrt nrul for cm
twlllshlns the Mrnlsht font of f'a'r
(loth, tt 1$ Itinnn In tilnrt ami utiitr
Imt U nls mmle In colors nr.il in
cither ai" It Mpfwal to cixxl lunte.
If care kills, it is the "Don't Care" variety. The man
who say3 "I don't care to advertise'' i3 giving a mighty
lame excuse for his poor business foresight. Usually he
finds that his "don't care" policy puts spider webs on his
goods.
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WHY HURRY 30?
A lot of folks lope through life without ever stopping
to take one whiff of the incense of the cool, sweet glades
they rush through.
Many are not content, unless their hoofs are pounding i,!n
down the hard macadam highway
lo ii tlit- front, hnvlnt; only one -toiilriK
iliici- ul tho -lljir. ThiTf l
ii xlll (nm ilouu I In- lui'k uml it novel
''(ciiriiilon of silk einliiolilory In wir
color, whirl) IdIkIiom hii !Xiiihili- o
nmplc of tlio tiillor'd nrt.
PANELED CLOTH SKIR'I
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rinlii ri'--i'ii In tills tjoli;(-
i.ii.roil trlcotlDo mndi'l. of iiiiiiukI r-
.1, f, i- I ; ii ii-i-irie-nt ll mis 11 piRin, KtralKni
"i sua.) uu urn; iiic iuiesi, ami uimijKkll, u)Ih ,mrrow (.pliriile twit of
up on some iaii y trail among tne everlasting sni ings, thev i "" """""i- rie imrt emit rn ntmu
snort with disgust, and plunge through thicket, and briars,
and over rotting logs, and blackberry vine barricades
until they emerge once more, breathless, on the hard high
way, under the bright glare, with the stink of gasoline;
and the shriek of wild homs and whistles for their life's
melody.
Of course, all of us are, more or less, harried by the
wolves of life, that snap at the heels of our soul, and force
us to keep plunging along, 'o.t we fall and be devoured-
But God always gives us a breathing spell for our
soul's sake, if we only have sense enough (o take it.
He stop the wol-.i-s; mayhap beside our sick bed,
where he has uinned us for the time, that wo may pause
and consider thinfs worth while.
All of u., ocr-Monally, reach the heigh-,, and find!
peace and silence iv re, if only we aro willing to stop and ,
cunsuier.
But most of r, having sidestepped the wolves and
having rerched , H 'e in the forest where the yellow
violets nod, and the fern-'weed pools uner the arching
roots of the moss-bound cedar.-, beel-on with their myriad
mirrors of the eternal woods; most of us get scared at
peace and solitude, and rush down the trail, hoping to find
si broad road, with plenty of racket and stink to it.
So a lot of people kep their noses right down in the
uubi, ami 'ope tnrougn me: and when thev finally
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TU-tAMouK,
Shoe KplrC
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1 1 -in of drr- for lltil e!U in tlu
n .pnulliiiii.' a' i ,-fui .
oiKiierx U- f thou iiui.' in piuiiKi:
ilutrrlul lolo gtle 'hm in i;ir..
lirlah- f..r ih Mil! h I :j, . .uu
o hf-r n '' Tli" irnfill -'hfr
rues from the "r'"- v.i" mm!.
nixllfylnjf ll.-m to mill the vmiin
jonernllon. h In the raite of the irvtl)
upe-M nip lr " ii her. l
TUia i i "r ,;f. In Hilr teeoa"
a cj iU'h lpii iie hn
smrefnl'v .. i'leil .1 in in ..I.. f dghi
'"lEhi '.l.iir nl4 Inm f ill ripple
HCk Willi ii 'l.ivrnlli.it of nilichlng In ,
.uu ro tiitiiiil It. Ii bus a lar
' ollar whh h l inyviili'iiKiy arranjrxl !
o draw p nrownl Hi neck by nuan
t a lienv iltlc cord Hist l ttirenilwl
ihroutrh larire eyelet worked In atlk
like Unit n( the MltcliifiK The rorti I
.-.ntl eyelelii 111 very ile.-oratlve
SHOE AND HARNESS
REPAIRING
Done correctly at ituson
able prices.
lici-s, oil. polish, etc.
WN .'i in need in our line,
call in.
SNODGRASS
The Shoe Doctor.
Todd Hotel Bldg
R. B. HAYS
HSU AM) SIIKLL MBII
Fm. at Quality at RcaaonabW Pricta
BfcLL I'HOKE I3IW
Veirnuiriin
DR. 0. L HOI 1LFELD
VETERINARIAN
At
HH Plono iK Mutunl IImw
I'umr.-i 1'ireclorn
L L HOY, M. D.
Phyaician ami Surgoon
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Mu'.im) rt-n Offiir mn4 KtW.'.
TILLAMOOK to LOCK i
DR. 1. M. SMITH i
I'HVSK I.VN 4 Hl UfUIO.V ,
(ffk n National BW
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UWY liHS
TILLAMfXiK. ORKiiO.V
ROBERT H. McGRATH
COUNaetXJR AT LAW
TILLAMOOK. OHKiiON
T. H. COYNE
ATTORNEY AT LAW and
USD OFFH'fc aUMlNKltt
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TILLAMOOK
UNDERTAKING CO
Funeral lnrct-tur ami I.iciu
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pratnwea. And Un duplWfitMl.
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me end 01 tne road, and must ston hefm-n fhn trmni wiii '"r (''"''" "r n .i.'h-.j "u-uiuhju
l)arncade they discover they have a soul, and wonder 'uTlV .-.S
wjiat in the dickens they are going to do with the dratted im"1" 01 tTL'I"! " ,K n" " mi-hibiu
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I 'I hiiihn tin' lii'l K r ItM cIiiiiiium or win
i uln iipiimviil from ihi- riiNhlniiiililft.
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8UNDAV CONCIJKT
A MiiiUHiiorril conceit will .H !r;v,.(,
at tho (Jem Theatre, Suniiuy aft,.,
nnot. ,,t 2,ao April 1 "ff.a
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Tillamook Battery Station
M. R, TERRY, Prop.