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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1922)
TILLAMOOK MKKAl.l Ttt.LAMOk PKcV.OS'. Vl'KH ' vagi: four GROCERIES mil. flr-wi flp" SQUARE DEAL REPAIR SHOP Come to us with your r.uto ills. We'll advise you just what is wrong and just what it will cost you to put it right and the examination will not cost you a cent, WE DO ALL KINDS OF AUTO REPAIRING SKILLFULLY AND QUICKLY Work $1.00 per hour or on contract. AH work guaranted. We are equipped to do acetelene welding and do it right. 110 S STILLWELL AVE, TILLAMOOK, ORE. n Flour and Feed If you want to vc money on your Groccr.c, flour ami feed nil w. o do to compirr our price, with any other co.m.a.t.on nml thnn i " .., Wi. will MHire mtc your bust ties. Wo chnrtje you uotl p il for y0 wp caij WVe " cxUft on iit on I rr 1 4 J - WHY PAY 10c When vou can tret one for r1 OC Jas. G. Blaine Cigar HOW Mf H MOSV. tH YtU' srSl TO LOSK IK H K WW. srvH'K t'IKT Mortality Livestock Insurance in the Hartford Live Stock Ir trance Co. :T t,v stock knee (row rWmf your poeketbook d avif accounts. Indemnity it BtwrUM T !" " ,r hl r Ut unlmab you may torn tfcrmn :b t ay etiUM, l)ly may bo c.viU. Got Oil hnm' ht an ' Ask for particular and rates. Rollie W. Watson THK INSl K VM t. MAN" J 1 ot i 'i Ti ..i'v,,w k 1'iU 'i Mi IV U. OR UK I I. t.O NEWS OF THE TILLAMOOK COUNTRY PUBLISHED TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO Ask vour Dealer for it. MILK Wc Sell Milk Just As It Comes From The Cow. It Is On Ice For Your Benefit. It Ccmes From Dr. Sharp's Herd and Will Test Better lhan 4 Per Cent All 1 he Time. Fine For The Babies THE LOUVRE RESTAURANT Chas Kunlz mow-d from tun oui onto a ranch Last week and will en sfage tn farrmnir. The I'icific Lumber Co have fled i art.r'es of incorporation the Ucorpor ation being H. G. Pavies, L. H. Brown and W. H. Cooper A joint political discussion between I T. B. Haadley and J. I). Su-phtu of j Clackraas county will be hld tit the Opera House Uus evening. Quite 3 serious accident happened to the Yamhill stage conch Inst wek. The stupe was precipitator over the . bank about 3 mtu this side of the i toll i,'au. Moee DiK'ra'Jer, one of the , pas-sengers v& slightly injured. ' On Friday, April 20th, 1S9S to the wife of B. H. Dunn, of Netnrta a son ' vns born. A daughter was born to the wife ol Wnj Stommoti on Monday, Mny lth ' SandUke Itcm.i 1 ilrs. Hilling, Mrs. Kini; and son . rmow.vs skuvick station j ! BEGINS HIC; CAMI'AICN 1 GOOD MEALS AT REASONABLE PRICES AT THE BUNGALOW A. C. VOGLER We serve Weatherly Ice Cream 5- ! X V is i sAi ILE YOUR FARM! it pays TILLAMOOK CLAY WORKS E. G. KREBS, Prop. MAKE A FINE GRADE OF TILE SOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES Bro-Ru'a .Service Station .'.s this week beginitant; an extensive advertis ing campaign to induct' HerUld rend ers to use Met" area tires, for which tiWi concern is exclusive Tillamook Mllinj; agents. i The McClaren, says Mr. llrown, is i ono of the Rreatost tirtt) that hu hns ' ever put on hix Car. lie claims that a car equipped with the, tires will hold the road better in rniny, sleoty or bad weather i?nr mnn" othor makes th'at so 1 for a higher price. Mr. Brown has sold a number of thesu ties in the county and purchasers generally havo a Kood word for them. Brown's Service Station aUo lAtnd. 'cs several other makes an well as (park plugs, nccesoricia and KHHolino and oils. T. J. HAKIMS, SR., KAIll.V I'JONEKR DIRS ON SUNDAY , T. J. Harris, ono of Tillamook '.'ounty's oldest and most respected ! pioneert, died at the home of his son The funeral was held on Wednes day at the Chrstian Church. Deceased was a Kood citizen and will bo greatly missed by many friends. t'lent, w.nt to Til unumk Friday Harnaon llooth and aoB 'Wiihu bouirht ton head f cattle tt ,1 Jau:i A tkinaon one day thut wsk. Netartn Wit'ard ltucll and family of Yr hill county are here fisitinc Mr Bnella inrmli Mr. and 24rt I'. H Wly. Onion IVak Colo Wlieelor, county commissiori-'r was inspecting the bruige work a. r . here rtently on th county rvvi ami was well p'eased with rt Gua Ludka had quite a sonoun ami pftinful rut in the calf of his left i'k y a vine mhplc, that he cut off. It flew back beintf bent and the ed--if tlie cut struck hb Iok South Prairie Chariey and H. 1'. Wells. Charles Smith nml litUe Olson killed a large jlick bear one day lust week. Thomas J. Harris was born in itoone County, Missouri, on the 2nd. October, 133, and at the time of hu death was os yuars, C months and li days old In ls5S hu crosswl the p.hins on horse back, tfoini; to California, ml in 1&9 came to Orutrun. In ISW he was united in marriaKe to Mmi Mary Klixnbuth Smith, at Monmouth, Ort'oii. Htro he obtiiinod 100 acn-. of Rovcromont land anil otiRMi;ed ir. fnrming. To this union were brri uiKht childrw, four nons nml four daUKhiers, all of whem are living vith the exception of one daughter he chi'dren now living are: C, O Harris of Snrullake, Mra. Katoo Ow ens of McMinnvillc; and Jeft Harris, S. J. Harris, W. G. Harris, Mrs. Nan cy Cravon, Mrs. I.ulla Robinson, all of Tililamook. It was H.'l years ago that Mr. Harri and his wife and fam ily moved to Tiilamook county ami o-rated at Sandlake, and resided thorn continuously since ho first camo to j the county Ho to-k nntictivo part in politics and in the developnent of the county in tho early days of its hist ory as a dairying section. Fruit & Berry Sugar v hv no pocijii. Kv. . -hnK u f )t. . .. $100 ivjruln. Smuu prices for v are , . ,'. ti.. for t-aimii . .t.-on. Crisco Crisco Soaps Soaps Soaps .... ( f .l.il Whilo Uuuulry pti i. t, ' fl,r , I.ilM itv White Unn ... 2 f'r ' I' A M. Xnptha ! hnin . . . . !' l : I K.-l Napth.i :t hum Coffee Lower Again Flour Cereals M 1 B. Depomlahle Vim Flour per k $155 ' St,Hk or Koyul Club pjt.ut .,)Hr & 5il0 1 i' ..n : 10 lb. kn. HqIIwI Onts for 65c ; Ij-l? in lb. kn. Pom Monl for -k of oaii.lv KKKK with o,c:! ' . , of K;)Val nubi 10 Ih I aiu-nk.' four fof 75c Seed Potatoes Bread 8c Loaf i: . .i-.k- m,t out SI. .10 HILST CREAMERY HUTU R 40c lit I i hum;-iv Tht-( pi i .! m::.K W ilon's jxt can . . . I Of ; i . i r'matiM per can 1" i i' i -k T(wnatoe2 cans Hoc 9 lllamnnl a H.;mmerSoda2for I Ac 1 CII11UU1 11'. Riivso for 2fo if . i: srts uni for wc Mercantile Lo. - ',: ! W rout package for . . 1 lc ! ma antl Hoitm Shoe, plu Toe W- 1 1 W ,.iif .skins, potatoc.H and JL Q HO. O O Q8 .... - if fatnifi ;iriluciv . 1 : . . .. 1 ! '. V r l i .,.''(. ;.-;.t ', -hs i .. '. u .lr '.in i.Kji ::'.t 1 ulnniiH" ty p.- .a' tr:n ojrij Ssturdsy mora. ng l..ur o mspc. tin The tpw. ial left Pxiiland at a I' M. Kndaj , arriving here at S A, U the nest day j The special left out ag at 9 a M. Saturday. Aeeompanying the officuOa were the usual offkre clerks and -rl other nlaor officials. It must be great to be rich, enouch '.. hvive sprtny fever. S. I'. OFFICIALS HKRR ON INSI'IXTION TOUR The Herald $2.00 Per Year and worth it rod It's Good Advice mt'o'ml org.t-iuati.. telling i)eop'' by means of the bill boards to "buck up, think up, tain up, and business will wake up." Good practical hdvjco that, and heartily" seconded by the First National. Pessimism never pays, anyway cond'tions the ounfy over are ruprovng in irany if erent iines. Let's make tliis a yuav of real community prosperity. Dirfdort; Jolf Morgan C.J. ICdwanlt A. W. Buna B. C. Lainh Henry Rogers W. J. IteclierH C. A. McGhee i ! H. Dyer, genernl manager of the COAL LAMB-SCHRADER CO. 28W Alex IVScMair & Co. GENERAL HARDWARE We are Headquarters for GARDEN TOOLS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS .. Sec Uo f.r Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere ln R..tnn. wr.pr bojtles;i;ers are 'oll'd Ixxdiimbrr, a settm hen it ! !; I a .otting hen. LOLL'S M E T MAkKET Where You Got A-l STEER BEEF From Portland Govern ment Inspection AT RIGHT PRICES Second Ave- Eaat Be tween Third and Fourth Both Phones Bell 119 W ELY'S GARAGE Try u wlf n ur auto imm-cIs ivpairiiur Milted work done on all makes of cars by Ilom uitract If you want to know or get infurma u about your car FREE OF CHARGE sec me. E. J. BAERTLEIN At new Bungalow .Service Station COR. 9th. SREET 2nd. AVENUE SOUTH English or Swiss Evening Dinner At The Tourist Cafe Wc Feature An KvrnliiK enu vith a variety of tempting nun. blnutlms rmiging in pr.ee fro 2.1c to 75c THE TOURIST CAFE I Barrick Transfer Service SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS Hy Team or Truck BELL 114-W Mutual Listed as American Kxpress Only competent help employed Hoth Phonej . City Transfer Co. t We Haul , Anything Anywhere J WOOD STORAGE COAL f I 1. 0. 0. P. Building Tillamook
