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TILLAMOOK. HERALD, TILLAMOOK ORKOON, MAY 1, 1022
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The Right Kind of
COMEBACK
I HI, UK ARE TWO KINDS OF COMEBACKS." ONE is
i UK" tJTHKU IS HAD. ONE M KAN'S coon BUSINESS,
l4r uudiuAuw; nuv utiik. means had
CUSTOM KK
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v M.'TY OF CJOOnS
, HANT1313 OF SA
II f K1'D OF
GOOD;
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BUSINESS----A
ANu MAKK "i IUSWE THINK TDK
AT CASH PRICES COMBINED WITH A
TACTIC)., WHK'.H RKSSULTS IN TIIK
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a MEBACK.
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Saturday-Monday
SPECIAL
i paiti-ularly U children under five.
year of ntCii, but whi'rt,fii paregoric,
..ii ...irr, i-
"ivinr wi fUH,-r iffniltf in Klv" I"
'A v cuied by Chiimlt'Ti'Ki'i Cough
II- medy Mont people believe that It
must r tif iu toutm; knowing Hint
the limo In very muci nlwrteiied, mid
"'at there In title dang r from the
duno when this remedy i, given. It
x h en lined In m'jfiv epidemics of
whooping cough, wild pronounced Suc
re It in nfo ami. pleasant lo tnko.
Notice ,f Hair of Ileal Property
In Him it.'.iti-r ti the entitle of Jan
per l. Mirl'a I, Oo-ened.
Notion U h e'iy g ven tlmt the Uri
dr-r-igmd, mJ: -in n rntrtx of tho
f Jasper I). MurFSilI, deceased,
will on nnd after the 12th ilny of
Jtini-, )2'i, at No, 2r8 Morgan
Hujldmg, PorUnrid, Oregon noil '.it
private untc to the highest nnd beat
bidder for rush, tho fo'lowing don-rln-d
rt I property belonging to
, aid cstatii:
Tho undivided one-half In
tcreH with A firm Welch, In Lot
1H, In Illock 3. MnnhntUn, In
, Tillamook County Oregon, nnd
Th0 undivided one-half in
' teret with Anna Welch in Lot
' 7, in IUi.:k 23, MunhaL'.in Hoach
In Tillamook County, Oregon.
DAISY Macl'ALL,
i Administratrix.
Date of lit pub. Apr. 27, 1922; last
pub May 25, 1J22.
IWfMmyMMd' H
VACUOM CUP
WITHOUT STREET ADDRESS
YOUR MAIL IS DELAYED
AT OFFICE OF DELIVERY
I
I
Tho Dentl toiler Office hn be-n In
exlstenrij ever ln-e. Urn' Franklin
fttartt-fl our jxHifal nertlre V.ven then
peoplo ail'I'i-.'-i niq to ,tr. Krcklrl
Hmlthrrn, "Atlantic OorM," nnd ex
pected Hen o know Junt where 7.;kc
II red.
I'prhnpi they had 7Vn' nddrenn In
lettrrn up In the garret, maybe- a chesl
full of etn, but then It wai easier t
I let Hen hunt 7-ke. Today irf-t.fi'e are
ddrennln letters In Jolin ' i rit ,ewr
York. N Y or Chlragn, I I . ihlnklns
fnrle, Sam mn locate hloi. whlrh li
Jtut an Incomplete an wan Zeke ad
(lren of yore. The Pottofflee Depart
ment you to put the number and
ttreet In the addreet. It help you.
Ill, , INK Ni'.WS
fcfiE 10 ii, Sack Cream
R jiled Oats
D
49 c
on't Pass
Up!
-P1 .
i nis
Honey & Heusser
Cash
Grocery
o -
I
' o
Ir H.jaln enrno out from Ti'Inmook
' S'J. lnv cvcninj;. t attend Mrn.Kstolla '
il hoc who hni been very ill.
Mm Del Vin-ent In vuunc her cou
m M V Horba thin week.
Mrn MaifKie Nickfttun, who har.
be r. in the honpital ut Til nmook for
ii "pi" at. on on her neck, was able to
rome home Tucnday.
Mm Achi Hcnfield in rarinc for
Mr. .U-Kco.
O V Klnnnmin and family arc '
n iik to Tillamook th n wevk whoro '
thcv make their home with Mrs
K eimi'Mn'h father, N. J Dye. They
! ved in this neighborhood for
jny years nnd will bo mimed b a
h"t r f friend.
M T thanco. wife and son of
Heaver,. K I). Hfster, w;fo and little
jn jtlicr of Hemlock, J. N. EUin,wifc
ard dnujrhter, George Sawyer, John
and Hurold Illalock, Jem Griffnrd.
Mm Ada Iicnficld and ton, were Sun-
'.ay Viitor at the 11. A. Chopard
h -mc
( jru Itcnflold Is milkini; nt tlic
It dd c rnnoh.
V It Spoore, wife ami son Rodney,
.i-c Msitint: Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
Speece at Wheatlnnd.
Wanl SappuiK,on nnd.Thurm Coul
scn wore in our neighborhood Tuesday
ROUGH, rocky, rutty
roads hold no terror
for V .cuurn Cup Tires,
Built ruggedly for long
continued service on all
cor I j ar.d conditions of
roads, Jr ioto gen
uins economy !y their
ability to withstand the
greatest punishment for
the longest time.
Step into our store and
let us show you the Penn
sylvania highest quality
line.
fk
How do you expect the Poitnl Clerk
to know whether you mean Trinidad,
California, or Trinidad, folorndol
ALWAYS 81'BLL OL'T TIIK .N'AltK
OV TDK STATK IN KL'LL IN TIIK
ADDrtBSS.
"MORE BUSINESS
IN GOVERNMENT"
Thin apt phranc wn rrnnl in Presi
dent Hnnllnc'n first menHae to Con
pritn and applies particularly In postal
management where postmasters are
' blns Impressed with the fact that
they are managers of local brnnches
of the biggest business In the world.
for such other relief may W Jt-
ahlo.
Thin summons Is nenrexl upon ftn
by publication In The Tillamook Har
hld In pursuance, of an order thersrfor
miulo by the Ifonorahle liomsr Mai
son, County Jud(e of Tillamook coun
ty, OreKon, dated April lth. 1M2,
renulrine .jbllentlon thereof to b
made once a week for nix nuccennlva
weeks and reuring him to apprtr
nnd answer th0 complaint on or be
fore the expiration of jtuch time of
publication and the date of the first
publication hereof in April 20, 1922.
nOTTS A WINflLOVr,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Retildeaw:
Tillamook, Oreicon.
First publication, April 20, 1031.
Last publication June 1, 1922.
Two Dollar Saved
A man rushed up to the home of
n doctor In the vilhiKo lot ono nl:ht
and asked him to come at oaco to a
distant farmhouse.
The doctor hitched up his horso and
home.
they drove furiously to the farmer's
Upon their arrival the farmer ask
ed, "How much is your foo, docUr?
"Threo dollam', said the physician,
in surprise.
"Here you are", handing over the
money; "The blamed jitney man want
ed 13 to drive me homo." Chicago
Tribune.
WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS
HERE COMES A STRANGER!
Evils of Constipation
Perhaps the most serious of tho
diseases caused by constipation is ap
pendicits. If you would avoid this
-langcrous disease, keen your bowels
regular For this purpose Chamber
lain's Tab'cts Ure excellent, easy to
ake and mild and gentle in gentle
in effect.
IaI I'arm Wante
( turhblc for hoe
. 4tvl mur or on
fa n iu matter what
it. .hi? it, ciploin It A
n ,. k fiddman for tho
jral col'cco. Sktm milk.
Inblo -rap, cull fru..
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f.i 1.. ; ; - ' . i "-!
k t If.r I. h.. It J fcOI't ftf
h.-ir t cleai- tb- cra-i. fr-m ra. h ':3',,aKO
... I'. fp.junt- r. i"iil v t.'ut
c tv (. atubbie, th"Uth Whmiplnj: Cough
An avcrer f u" lr "'' ' a vorv if.itiKin)U ditoaKo,
.. is rciuirrd to cm-1 CAtl) OF THANKS
An ''' (l '!.." t'ftl.li U.. .....I. I., li...,", tli., mnn.. friimiU
Kr.-w a:ft,oou hoirs,(or Ul01r kindm-ss during our late
i 4.-. a.idu.unai 2.. u0o frum c.ty beronvoment.also for the manv bcauti-
ful flora! offerings.
A UK AM oTOKMKK.
ALUN STOKMKR.
WKSLKY STOKMKR
OEM
THEATRE
PROGRAM FOR WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY, MAY 7
SUNDAY-MONDAY MAY 7-S
The Little Minister
Vnki n from tho play and book by James M. Harrie,
tu'lior of "Peter Pan" and other successful stones.
If i enjoy good entertainment and wish to spend
an . ir and a half in a most pleasing manner you
:-i -ifford to miss seeing- -HKTTY COMPSON,
Ul oiu.K HACKATHORNE, NMCJKL HAKKIh
and the supporting east in "Tho Little Minister.
"ML'TT & JEFF Cartoon Comedy "Village Cut-Up"
THURSDAY-FRIDAY .MAY 11-12
MONTE BLUE in
A PERFECT CRIME
A picture produced from a Saturday Evening Post
Story, with everything in it that goes to make a per
fect photoplay, keen suspense, brilliant humor and
pathos. It'll be a "A Perfect Crime" if you do not
take the entire family to see this one.
"FIFTEEN MINUTES" Ono Reel Rolin Comedv.
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY. MAY. 9-10
MARSHALL NEILAN Presents
PENR0D
SATURDAY MAY 13
DORIS MAY In
DO IT TODAY'S WAV
o o
These nre newspaper days. News
paper days are like automobile days
Ulster quicker action.
-Who u'aveis cro-cbuntry by ox
ten m now?
Yet ox-teams were Aist noueh
once. Fast enough for ox-team days
not for today.
Messengers nnd personal ca'ls were
fast enough onte; but that was before
telephone dnys.
There wns a time when the 'phone
wasn't necesnary it wYtsn't necssary
because it didn't exist. Life wasn't
geared up to the speed that goes with
it.
Hut you would luugh at the man
who wou'dn't use the 'phone simply
bec'.iuse his grandfather didn't.
He'd be in the same class with the
merchant who thought grandfnther's
advertising methods were fast enough
and sure enough for him.
Grandfather waited for satisfied
customers to spread the good word.
"Give 'em timu." snid grandfather.
He had time to spnre. It fitted his
day. nut not today.
We're in the quic' 'action mood that
goes with nutos and to'ephoncs and
';nress trains nnd wirelrss.
It takes newspnrer advertising to
lit tho mood of the times.
People's minds nre geiired up to
thnt ou'.?k method of spreading infor
mation. This vear abovo ell years needs nc
'ion. 't't ng won't do.
Tor t- day's action, use today's way'
Put our advertising :nto tho medium
hat fi s the pneer
Those nre newspaper trays.
Lh's make our post office look neat.
Mr. Postmaster. Rtraljliten up the
rural letter box. Mr. Fanner. Tidy
up fome, Mr. Rural Carrier. First j
Impressions arp lasting Maybe Mr
Stranger, taking notice of these Im
provements, will come back, brlnclnc
you benefits. Start these with "POS
TAL IMPROVEMENT WEEK" May
1-4J.
HUMANIZING THE
POSTAL SERVICE
There Is no unimportant person or I
part of our service. It Is a total of f
human units and their co-operation U !
the key to Its succe.-u. In Its last
nnalysls, postal duties nre accommo
dations performed for our neighbor?
and friends nnd should be so regarded,
rather than as n hired service per
formed for nn absentee employer.
Postmaster General Hubert Wortfc
"A new bridge wi 1 be thrown
ros the Hudson" news item. Some
strong people, we say.
Vacntion daze will soon be here.
Jim Jeffries, cx-hcnvywo.:ght champ
rtmts to prench. We'll bet there wi'l
be no buttons in the collection plate.
You can't keep a good man or good
nan's business down.
Latest Sport
Frocks Loose
With FRECKLES BARRY. Booth Tarkingtaon's
fiiniou i storios in eight wonderful reels. To those of
Von who havo road tho several stories from the pen
of BojUi Turkington, wo will say, "Pcnrod" brings
to life i wry character in a way that will bring to
your mind overy big laugh that, you enjoyed in rond
K 1 In stories. Cornel Moot the gang! Penrod,
Ionian, Varman, Sammy Williams and all the
rest.
"FOX NEWS"
The FOOLISH AGE
It'll tickle you to death almost1 When you seeher
four gentle playmates. It's a Knockout! Don't turn
around you'll lose a laugh! "The Foolish Age" is
one of the most laughable and original comedy
dramas, ever produced. Don't Miss It!
"TOONERVILLE TANGLE" Two Reel Comedy.
4 n cunw at THE GEM-OFTEN TIMES IT'S GREAT"
THERE'S ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Al lm
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
TILLAMOOK COUNTY
SUMMONS
F. K. Betils, Plantiff.
vs.
Northern Pacific Railway Company
and Albert H. Malaney, Defendants.
To Albert IL Halancy, one of the
Sbove named defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You nre hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint fi'ed against
you in the 'above entitled suit on or
before the expiration of six weeks
from the date of the first publication
of this summons, and if you fail 30
to answer for want thsreof, plaintiff
wi!' apply to the Court for the rciief
iemnnded in the comptuint, which re
lief is that a decree be entered for
the specific performance of the con
tract made y defendant Railway
Company with one C. E. Mouiton for
the conveyance to sUid MouJton, or
his assigns, of Lot One (1) of Section
30 in Township 4. South of Range
10 West W. M., which contract was
afterwards assigned to you and your
interest in suid land was thereafter
conveyed to plaintiff, and for a de
cree that plaintiff is the owner in fee ;
simplo of said funds and requiring a
conveyance thereof to be made to him I
by the defendant Railway Company, ,
ana lor costs and disbursments, and ,
LOLL'S
M E AT
MARKET
Where You Get
A-l STEER BEEF
From Portland Govern
ment Inspection
AT RIGHT PRICES
Second Ave- E&st Be
tween Third and Fourth
Evening
Dinner
At
The Tourist Cafe
We Feature An Evening 31enu
with a variety of tempting com
binations ranging in price from
25c to 75c
THE TOURIST
CAFE
A 3 the season piOBiinses one ito
J vv that sport fim-lia vary
" greatly as to line. Whm tin?
fti'tt iikhU-Ih shown for tsuiniiitT went'
wore quite atralsht, many of tliv
newer model like OiIh Kilet Hiott
spun u iv loosely tliupi-u uud tiuvv
flowing ,cvyv.
DISEASE EXACTS A HEAVY MORTALITY
AMONGST LIVE STOCK. IT MAY GET IN
TO YOUR HERD AND CAUSE YOU HEAVY LOSSES.
Mortality Livestock
Insurance
In the Hertford Live Stock Lnsurance Co. protects you
at all times against h.' posnibiliy of lose stealing your capi
tal. It simply carries your risk and repays ou the vtalue lose
through death bv any cause.
This Insurance costs little but it
affords security against loin.
Ask for particulars and rates.
Rollie W. Watson
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
21 years in Tillamook
PHONE MUTUAL OR BELL 4SJ