Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, December 18, 1902, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 18, 1902
Cook Stoves
Heaters
and.
$5,286.00
$3,286.00
These Figures represent the Amount
paid for the Stock by TODD & CO.
$2,000.00 LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICE.
Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors.
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to.
Wagons, Buggies, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc
Sturgeon’s Drug Store Peter’s Diamond Brand Buy Miller’s all wool Cloth­
Shoes are the Best-;Haltom ing and get the best- Haltom
as usual is Head­
sells them.
sells it.
quarters for
' One of those rings at Franklin’s is just
A new line of shoes just received from
' the thing for your best girl's ’Xmas pre- Buckingham & Hecht at Todd’s, consist­
Holiday Goods.
fi.50 per year
These Figures are the amount of the
Stock of Goods of
L. ROBINSON & CO,, as per Invoice.
Ranges
The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans.
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This Stock of Goods consists of
CLOTHING, HATS,
Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, etc.
: sent.
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ing of ladies’ and gent.’s slippers, gent ’s
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; The lumber schooner Checo came in on dancing pomps and dress shoes.
Cet your prescriptions Tuesday to load lumber at the Truckee When you want to know anything
about the Oregon Fire Relief Association
filled at Sturgeon’s. I mill.
j Mr. P. M. Johnson, who has been at call upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is
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Aberdeen, Wash., has returned to the the agent for Tillamook county.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS city.
Mr. H C. Kunze will have a sale of
i Mr. W. S. Cone has gone to Michigan dairy stock on the 14th January, when
» | to attend the golden wedding of his he will sell off 70 head of cattle. This
“C.” Ben Ricsland for a home
is a splendid opportunity to buy dairy
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Cooper & Botts, for abstracts.
Miss E. Keys Went out on the Vosburg stock.
All the latest style wrist bags at
If the editor had little time to rublier-
to spend Christmas with her friends in
Clough'»
neck for news or write editorials this
Portland.
I The latest in Perfume Atomizers at
Don’t forget that we are selling the week, it is on account of Rev. G. Sykes
Clough'».
most popular hat in the citv at $ 2.00.— keeping us on the jump getting out the
& Farm loans at 6 per cent. Apvly to
I directory for the M.E. chuich.
At Cohn’s.
$. L. Eddy.
Miss Maude Sturgeon, who is a
It is enough to giv? a person a duck
Farm loans 7 per cent. Apply to C. I
fit to see the pools of water in the center ' licensed pharmacist by examination,
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St E. Thayer.
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! and late graduate of four years course in
of the town.
Dr. Davenport left on the stage Satur­
pharmacy, has charge of the prescription
See Mrs. Todd for bargains in milli­
department of S turgeon ' s D rugstore *
day evening.
nerv. All trimmed hats at twenty per
“Mr. J. H. McNamer returned last
There was a dance at Fairview Satur- cent discount.
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Thursday evening from Portland. He
day evening.
Rev. S. S. White will preach Sunday
Big »ale of ribbons and laces at half morning and evening at the Presby­ bad another pretty severe spell while
down there but has been feeling first rate
price nt Cohn'«.
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terian church.
since he came home.’’—Forest Grove
A nice line of Christmas candy and
Razor honing a specialty with Davis Times.
nuts at Todd's.
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the barber, opposite the Allen house.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
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Mr. M. Curl, of Blaine, was seen on our Price 25 cents.
U.B. Church on the evening of December
streets Monday.
For sale, two or six lots, with barn 24th.
A good program has been
Ladies' and children's underwear at and house with six rooms in it Apply to arranged and a good time is expected.
J. S. Stephens.
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Mrs. Sturgeon's.
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Come, you are welcome. Ushers, Roy
Ten cases of ladies’ fine shoes, espe­ Blodgett and Harry Foster.
Joseph Bixby was in from Beaver the
cially ordered for the holiday trade just
first of the week.
Prof. Goddard’s concert on Friday was
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A. M. Austin was in from Netarts the received at Cohn’s.
a pleasing affair and was well attended,
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg came in the audience being more than pleased
first of the week.
A heavy frost covered the ground (from Astoria on Tuesday with a few pas­ with the entertainment. The recitals by
sengers and freight.
Mrs. Goddard were highly appreciated,
several mornings.
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F. A. and W. A. Bibbie went out on and received the plaudits of the audience.
Go to Ralph Ackley's when you want
the Elmore on Tuesday ; also Mr. Bowen
There was a meeting of the Citv
Christmas presents.
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and wife and C. Miller.
Council on Monday evening, when there
Miss Allie Pettys came in orr the
The band boys are to organize again, was very little business transacted. City
Elmore on Sunday.
a meeting for this purpose is to be held i Surveyor Sappington put in a plat of
Fresh bread, cakes and pies every day
I the city. The present Council will meet
this (Thursday) evening.
at Lottie Fraenum s.
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Call on ,P. J. Sharp for first class, up- again on the 2nd of next month to clear
W. T. West, of Seaside, come in on the
to-date dental work. Satisfaction guar, i up the business of the year.
steamer on Tuesday.
anteed. Dr. Wise's office.
* ■ A numlier of the creameries have dele-
Sturgeon's "Xmas, goods are high
Mr. G. W. Kiger has moved bis office i gated some of their patrons to attend a
quality for least cost.
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over the Headlight, where George Wash­ meeting on Friday evening at the court
' Our new stock ot overcoats have just ington can be found in future.
house for the purpose of discussing mat­
arrived at Cohn & Co.'s.
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ters relating to the dairy industry. There r|
Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens are
A lev choice patterns in gent 's pants admitted by experts to be the best pen is some complaint about some factories
i taking milk which was refused at other
just received at Todd's.
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made. Clough carries full line.
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factories on account of it being tainted,
Peter Popetlinsk i. of Shamakawa. was
We carry the larges: and l^est stock of and an effort is to lie made to bring
in the city on Tuesday.
clothing in town and are doing the busi­ about an understanding so as to remedy
Take advantage of the sale of pattern es* in the clothing line, at Cohn’s.
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that state of affairs.
hats at Mrs. Sturg<' n's.
* : /Mr, Hunter is soon to establish a
The steamer Six* H. Elmore brought in
Wm. Cbiaboilii of Nehalem. came in on box factory in this citv at the place |
the following passengers Sunday ; Rev.
the Vosburg on Tuesday.
where he previously had his wood yard. F. H. Neff, Chas. E Grey, of Portland ;
Presents for the babies as well as the
For Sale, a fine bay horse. 1280 I Louis and Leonard Zulderduin, of La
ladies at C. F. Franklin's.
jx>U’i Is. eight years old. broke, «ingle, ! Grande ; Miss A. Pettys. Mrs. M. B.
Clough’« line of Leather Igoods should double or to ride —Inquire M. M. Mel­ Green, Bertha Peterson ; A. C. Seeley, of
vin.
• j Newberg ; T. Brook White, of Portland,
be Men to be appreciated.
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Mr. and Mrs. B H. Hathaway, who and R. C. Hart, lighthouse inspector,
W. A. Wilt, of Prineville, registered at
li ive been visiting in Caliiornia for sev­ who came in on a visit. The Elmore left
the Allee house on Sunday.
eral weeks, returned on the Redondo again on Tuesday with 660 cases cheese.
Mr. M. M. Melvin went over to Ne.
Sunday.
125 boxes butter, 2.500 cases salmon,
tarts and OMarned Sunday.
and a number of passengers.
Before
buying
elsewhere,
call
in
and
Rev. P. H. Neff. pre«i ling elder id the
, inspect our nice assortment of Christmas
Mrs. Samuel Elmore, president of the
U B. church, came in on Sunday.
presents at Ralph Ackley's
You will Woman! Club of Astoria, informs us
The latest Myles of l-e ither Chatte >m save money.
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that a box of liooks has been sent to
bwgu ■ t dough'» Popular prices
From now and until after Christmas. Tillamook by that c’.ub. for a circulating
The nearest and latest thing» in the Lottie Freeman will reduce the price of library in this city. Mr. E. T Haltom.
silver ware line at C. F. Franklin'».
candies. A fine assortment of candies. at the department store, has charge of
the l»ooks and ns a library is a long felt
Cfoogto is offline Album« so cheap that Fresh every day.
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want in Tillamook, it >s safe to say that
l«opte wonder where he got them
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All of the special line of medicines used
31b». plain Stixel candy. 25c. . 21b. bv Drs. Smith and Mills are now carried the generosity of the Woman's Club of
uiiied nuts. 25c.—At 0. T Elmund»'. * in stock by Sturgeon, the reliable pre Astoria will be appreciated by the read­
ing public of Tillamook, for whose benefit
.Merril Smith ha* accepted a position acription drnggist.
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these books have been sent here, and will
in the hardware More of R. L. Wade.
Another creamery company has been lie replaced by others at some future date
Dan** mi»» my watch line when look- organized, with Oak Nolan. G. W’. Kiger or when they have l>een read.
■ng for a 'Xala- present—<• F Frank. and G. O. Nolan, incorporators. The
capital stock is $2.000.
Continuation of jottings see last png«.
Take «took at Cloaxh« Holiday di»-
We are selling this stock of Goods at Prices to suit every
one. It must be closed out soon, and now is the chance for
bargains.
Many are taking advantage of our low prices, and are laying
in a supply for future use.
We are selling Hats at §2.00 that retail at §3.00 and §3.50 ;
Shoes, §2.50 and §3.00 that sell elsewhere at §3.50 and §4.50 ;
Logger’s Shoes at §4.50 that always sell at §5.50, §6.00 and §6.50.
Underwear
and
Work
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Regular 50e., 60c. and 65c. goo
OrillLo, 45c.
wc sell at
Suits that Sell at §15.00, §16.50,
VylOLmng, §18.00 and §20.00, we Sell at §10.50,
312.00, §13.50 and §15.00.
Come and see the Stock, compare prices with other lines
ami we are sure you will be satisfied to buy from us.
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Cbm Q wil1 800n ,)C here a,ld ^ou wisl1
II IO LI I I do to buy something for a present.
Then come and pick out a Suit, Hat and Pair Shoes. Nothing
more useful, will always be appreciated and you will know you
have not wasted your money.
TODD & COMPANY,
Tillamook, Ore
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ay before you bay. You ar* alvaya
rfomie at his store. whether you buy
BAnner Brand Clothing ia
Remember it was Haltom
Best for the frolicking school that made prices cheaper and
bov-Haltom sella it.
values better in Tillamook
GLOU^ C|I^TII|Ag DISPLAY.
Is now on.
My assortment of Cillnloid and leather Goods is the Largest in the City.
Everyone knows my price is always the lowest.
I want you
to look at my line whether yon buy or not.
CLOUGH, Don t Forget It.
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