Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, March 12, 1903, Image 3

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    | Spring, 1903, Wash Goods and
Woolens in almost an Endless
|
Variety
THE
BY EXPRESS advance
FASHIONABLE
of SILK
LACES, Rich Cream
Shipment
Plauen and St. Gall,
MONTE
Cluny and Venise Me-
COATS and TAILOR
dallion, Galloons.
MADE SUITS.
»
CARLO
SHIPMENTS OF
CROWDED AND
MERCHANDISE COMING.
Rain impedes progress of Carpenters in finishing addition to
store building—a predicament indeed annoying—II ALTOM’S way
out of it. Reduce the STOCK I Price cutting is in order, and at just
the beginning of need-time, will make the “ Popular Store” a busy
one to be sure. Take the following prices as a hint at the good
things in store for you :
TOO
18 Doz., Bov’s heavy BICY­
CLE HOSE,
double
strength throughout, all
sizes. At pair....... I3^c*
12 Doz., women’s heavy
RIBBED HOSE, abso­
lutely fast black and
stainless. At pair...iaj£c.
500 Yds., heavy weight
HENRIETTA, 38 inches
wide. Colors: Bright Red,
Cardinal, seal Brown,
Blue, Green, Black. Regu­
lar, 35c- yd. Special at
yds .............................. 22J4
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BADLY
A
800 Yds., zephyr GING­
HAMS. Special, at yd..pc.
¥
iooo
¥
Yds., AMOSKEAG
GINGHAMS. Special at
yd.................................... 7C.
900 Yds..famous JOHNSON,
PERCALE. Regular ia^
fabric, at yd................. ,oc-
250
¥
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30 Doz., Children’s, Misses
and Boy’s, extra heavy,
ribbed, Vests, Pants and
Drawers. At garment
12c. to 35c., as to size.
25 Doz., Men’s. Shirts and
Drawers, good weight,
natural color. At gar­
ment.............................. 25c.
15 Doz., INFANTS HOSE,
absolutely stainless. At
pair................................ 10c.
650 famous TOIL-DE-NOID,
wash goods, 15c- quality.
Special at yd................... 12
25 Doz., Boy’s, heavy, Nel­
son knit Socks. At pair,
t
*
1a Doz., women’s vests,
sanitary fleeced, heavy
weight. At each........ 25c.
.............................................................5C.
Boy’s Overalls, plain and in
stripes, all sizes. At pair
...................................... 25c.
Boy!« Shirts, made of good
strong Cheviot. At each
....................................... 25c.
45 Doz., Men’s extremely
heavy, Nelson knit Socks.
At 3 pairs..................... 25c.
45 Pairs Nottingham
Lace Curtains worth 65c.
45C.
. Special, at pair
Window Shades 6*/j feet ape.
Brass Curtain Rods..... 10c.
SCHOOL
Men’s Shirts, of heavy Twill
shirting, double front and
back. At each............ 40c.
TABLETS, worth 10c.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS:
Mop Sticks................... 10c.
Jute Clothes Lines(4Oft). 8c.
Wire
Clothes
Line
(100 ft.)....................... 25c.
Lamp Globes (No. 2
size)............................. 5C.
Ironing Wax................. ac.
Potts, Iron Handles...... 8c.
Cake Turners................. 3C.
Kitchen Forks................ 4C.
Wire Ladles................... 3C.
Clothes Pins, 3 doz...... 5«.
Potato Mashers............ 4C.
Dover Egg Beaters...... 8c.
Wire Egg Beaters......... 2C.
Sharp's Needles............. 4«-
Dress Pins...................... ac.
O.N.T. Lustre................ 4C.
O.N.T. Darning Cotton
—2 spools .................. SC.
BEDDING.
Finished Pillow Cases.. 15c.
Finished Sheets........... Soc.
Cotton Blankets......... 55C.
Comforters, single size 78c.
Red Spreads, new de­
signs .......................... 75c.
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1.
¥
at 5c
Special
¥
MEN’S HATS, in Spring 1903, Blocks and Shades
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Stetson Hats, $3.50.
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Trunks,
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¥
¥
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Bags
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¥
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¥
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¥
¥
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in Great Variety.
and Telescopes
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