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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JUNE 11
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“‘^T^rHESE pECU ITEJVIS cue quote PRICES on To-Day are only a very small per
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ïentage of the many JW0J4EY SAVERS that are ready for your inspection at
ion in regt,
T-.O’W
PRICE
STORE.
1 Monumem
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Men’s Shirts, of fast colored, Per- «/x
cale, all sizes, extra value, at «“GC
Women’s Summer Corsets,
-~^jvorth^45C^^^^ . . at ¿Ol
Men’s Shirts, of heavy striped Twill,
double front and back,
QQ
worth 50c........................ ..at ’
Inch Scotch Lawns, worth
7c.,....................................... at
5c
q j -
ace Curtains, Finest Quality, w p-
worth 75c...................... at t
’OL
Unosktag Gingham,
ioc. quality. ...
Jest Grade Calicos,
at
7C
. . . at
5C
tegular 25c. Oil Cloth, all
colors................................. at
gon .
Bleached and Unbleached Crash
at
Toweliugs, worth 7c.
omen’s Sleeveless Under-vest,
ribbon finished, ioc. qua'ity,
5C
Women’s Knit Drawers, knee length,
taped waist band and finished at
I Wart bottom,
with good quality
q
Torchon lace, worth 30c. at *
it war
>rare,.
'ST COMfi;
amook .
The
New
in
Styles
Wash Goods.
The season’s best and most
REA mery fashionable products are here.
We invite an inspection,
Our
low prices and complete assor-
g
“ t OL
Men’s Cottonade Pants, of heavy stripej
Cottonade, well tailored and » -- „
good fitters........................ at « OC
JVIen’s Hats at $2.25.
Just as stylish, just as well wear
ing, as the Agency Hat at $3.
colors and blocks.
A Base Ball and Bat FREE
with each BOY’S
rters for Fl
leating Stow
Men’s Copper Riveted Overalls, of
heavy Denims, choice of
MS
black or blue ..... .... at ‘»oC
Men’s Copper Riveted Jumpers
of heavy blue Denims... .at
_
«
Men’s Shirts, of extremely heavy black
Mole-skin, the best wearing fabric
that ever left the loom,
regular $i.oo value .... at OOC
LITTLE THINGS FOR HALF
PRICE AND LESS
Dove Egg Beaters ......................................
Wire Egg Beaters......................................
Potato Mashers..........................................
100ft. Galvanized Wire Clothes Line ....
40ft. Jute Clothes Line...............................
Nutmeg Graters ........................................
Paring Knives..............................................
Iron Handles (Mrs. Potts)........................
Clothes Pins, per dozen .............................
Lamp Chimneys, No. 2 size........................
Dress Pins, per paper . .<............................
Sharp’s Needles, per paper.........................
Chrochet Lustre spool ........................... . .
Baby Ribbon, all colors.............................
8c.
2c.
5ç.
25c.
8c.
2c.
4c.
8c..
1C.
5c.
2c.
4c.
4c.
2c.
(DEN'S HATS at $1.50.
Every bit as good in quality ; and more stylish than
is sold around town at $2.00 They have stood the
wear, test—the hardest of all—and have given perfect
satisfaction. All sorts—Fedora, Pandora, Graeco and
Railroad.
surprisingly cheap.
And these are New RUBBERS, 60 cases received on
last steamer, they are the same good quality that we
sold last winter. We advise you to anticipate your
luture needs while prices are the lowest ever known.
Men’s Long Snag Proof Boots
Men's Short Snag Proof Boots
Men’s Short Plain Boots.........
Men’s Storm Rubbers.............
Women’s Peble Top Boots .. ..
Women's Storm Rubbers.......
Misses Peble Top Boots...........
Misses Storm Rubbers ...........
Children’s Peble Top Boots
Children’s Storm Rubbers.......
Boy’s Long Snag Proof Boots.
Boy’s Short Plain Boots.......
Youth’s Short Plain Boots .
A New Feature in Suit
Alterations done on ready-to-
wear garments, by an
exper-
ienced seamstress and no charges
98c. a SUIT and UP.
ments will surely please you.
made.
$3.50
2.50
2.20
50c.
1.25
35c.
1.19
29c.
83c.
24c.
3.00
1.65
1.25
We are sole agents for Miller’s
Perfect Fitting Clothing for men
Department.
SUIT of
CLOTHES—and the prices are
RUBBER GOODS AT ABOUT
'HALF PRICE.
■several dozen Suits came on
last steamer, which makes ours
quite the largest stock of cloth
ing this side of Portland.
Prices, $4.00 to $20.00 SUIT
New Idea Paper Patterns for July now in
The annual school meeting will l>e held
If you want an up-to-date 1 The lutnbei schooner Close, with over Tillamook City to Celebrate.
on Monday.
Hat, remember that they are | 500,000 feet of lumber from the Truckee At a meeting of the citizens Wednes
*
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
The new United Brethren church at being sold at wholesale price ■ Lumber Co.’s saw mill, met with an ac
day evening at the city hall, called by
cident on Friday. She was being towed
Pleasant Valley will be dedicated Sunday I at The Racket Store.
Hose company meets this evening.
members of the Tillamook Driving Asso
morning next by the Rev, F. H. Neff, the '
to
sea
by
the
tug
Geo.
R.
Vosburg
and
The steamer Sue H. Elnioie leaves on
Prof. Whitney left on Sunday for the
ciation and the Tillamook Athletic Club,
had
on
board
over
500,000ft.
of
lumber
presiding
elder.
Friday.
Middle States, and nearer he gets there
it was decided to have two days celebra
Alfred Carlson bought Frank Herring- ' louder will he whistle “Goo-Goo Eyes’* i . and was drawing lift, of water. After tion this year, viz., July 3rd and 4th.
A-J. Heater was in from Woods last
I she had crossed over the bar, which had
ton
’
s
place
east
of
this
city
last
week,
in expectancy of being another of Cupid's
Mr. C. E. Reynolds was chosen chair
Sunday.
paying $1500 for it, the deal being made easy victims. There should be a grand 15ft. of water, the rudder of the schooner man and Mr. Thos. Coates secretary ol
A. A.Ford left on Sunday for Southern
through Mr. Beals.
serenade bv the pupils of the public broke in two and she had to be towed in the meeting, after which the following
Oregon.
again to make repairs. It is a question
Arthur Edmunds was bound over to school on his return, led by the high
arrangements were made and commit,
Farm loans at 6 percent. Apply to
whether the rudder of the Clove struck
the circaitcourt by Justice Allevcharged school roosters.
tees selected :
B. L. Eddy.
•
the bar or whether it was defective. The
with larceny in a dwelling house occu
It was moved and carried that Tilla
Clarence Hannenkratt, who is about Vosburg people claim there was plenty
It is rumored that B Ben is still doing
pied by A. J. Burdick.
mook Citycelebrate on Inly 3rd and 4th.
25 years of age, was arrested on Thurs
of water on the bar, while the captain of
business.
*
C. Ii. Reynolds was elected president
Mr. W. N. Vaughn reached the 80th day and is accused of the crime of car the schooner claim the rudder struck the
Howard Edmunds returned to the city
mile stone on Tuesday, when there was nally knowing a female child, Agness bar. She had to he beached to make re and Thos Coates secretary of the cele
on Tuesday.
a family gathering at the home place at Bramwell, who is under the age of 16 pairs and was towed out again on Tues bration.
Born, on Saturday, to the wife of Wm.
Committee on Exercises—Miss Ruth
yt-’rs. Justice G. B. Alley set the preli
Bay View to celebrate the event.
day night.
Cooper. Mrs. Hy. Alderman, Mrs. Tai.
Shaw, a son.
The next thing in order is the Fourth minary hearing for next Tuesday, placing
Logging camps on the lower Colum
Wm. Pinlev was down from Nehalem
of July, but the national holiday would I j the bail at $500, which was furnished bv bia and its tributaries representing a mage. Dr. Sharpe.
Soliciting—R. W. Watson, C. Vogler,
the
prisoner
and
he
was
released.
on Monday.
be much more enjoved if so many people
daily output of over 1,000,000 feet will Chester Hidden.
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg left Sun
did not turn it into a day of tftiffic.
Lem and A. G. Parker were in the city
be closed down in a few days, on ac
Committee on sports—C. E. Hadley,
on Satnrdav.
The sports have organized a driving day with the following passengers : H. count of the cut in tbe price of logs.
W. B. Martin, Henry Crenshaw.
J.
Isaacs
and
daughter,
Professors
association and leased the Stillwell race
Stay till that $200,000 saw mill looms
The owners and agents of the camps
Treasurer—P. W. Todd.
tract, which is being fixed up and which Haley, Wikv and Whitney, Miss V. and interests affected met in the office of
up at Bay City.
Parade—D. T. Edmunds, A. J. Cohn,
Slocks, J. T. Lighter, A A. Ford and
will
be
used
as
ball
grounds
as
well.
the Benson Logging Company, and de E. T. Haltom.
For choice acre tracts, on easy terms.
Mrs. Thomas In addition to these Mes
cided that the step was necessary. Ten
Riley Peters has bought 40 acres oZ the
C. Ben Riesland.
•
Advertising—Fred C. linker, R.
srs. C. H. Wheeler, G. R. Vosburg and
logging concerns representing a total Watson, R. M. Watson.
Ely place on the Tillamook and will at
D. H. McIntyre, of Willamina, was in
Gambell went out to Portland to attend
capital of more than 11,000,000 were
once start in to clear it lor a dairy farm.
Speaker—B. (). Snuffer, Chester Hol
tbe city this week.
a mee ting of the Nehalem Lumber Com
represented at the meeting. The camps den, II. T. Botts.
The deal was made through Mr. Beals.
W. C. Haggerty, of McMinnville, is
pany
which will be affected by the decisions
We were a little tardy getting to press
The steamer Sue II. Elmore went out
visiting in this city.
today owing to a rush for advertising on Saturday and had on board 1200 of the owners lie along the Columbia (
Studebaker Buggies and Wag
The infant child of Frank Wallace died
space by live business men who know cases of cheese and her passengers were : i ' and up the Lewis, Coweman and Cow gons, at Gangloff A Suu tier's.
at Beaver on Friday.
that the Headlight is the best advertis Mrs. M. Harris, Al Harris, M. L. Tower litz river. The approach of the Spring
Alder Wood for Sale. $1.95 cord de
i freshets has, as usual, induced the mill
ing medium.
We have decided to close
and wife and family, James Smith, F. J.
livered. See F. D Vincent, Tillamook.
I men to lay in a good supply of logs to '
Fairview grange. No. 273, will meet at Fink, A. E. Imbler, Rev. Gus Johnson, !
out
our entire line of Men’s
tide them over the weeks when the '
One full blooded Jersey Bull for sale.—
their hall in Fairview on Saturday next, J. Harris and wife and family. H. J. |
and
Boy’s Hats at wholesale
swollen
streams
will
not
allow
the
cus
Inquire at G. E. Payne's, Spruce, Ore. *
Miss Rose Weatherly and Mr. H. T. at 10 a.in There will be work to do, so Howser and wife and family, Miss Ruth
I tomary quantity of logs to lie driven price.—Mills & Finley.
Winters,
foreman
of
the
Oregon
Daily
come early and have a good time.— L. S. Cooper, Miss Maud Sturgeon, Mrs W.
J. 8. Stephens is the agent for the Mu
down them. A great quantity of logs
Woods and Geo. Cohn.
tual Lils Insurance Company of New Journal, were married on the 26th May. Majnard, master.
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper-
I has, therefore, been dtmqied upon the
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on
W. M. Rhoads,father, and A. J. Rhoads, market, ami the price Ims fallen several !
On Sunday evening next, June 14th, nt
York.
enced
dentist is located in
Mr. Heary Tohl was down from Ne- 8 o’clock, there will be Children’s Day Wednesday, ami her passengers were Mr son, from Tillamook county, Oregon, degrees. To force the millownem to pay
Dr.
Wise
’s dental pari rs, and
Fisher,
M.
E.
Banidia,
S.
W.
Rothschild,
ha
vnq
hi
rebased
400
acres
of
tbe
Grant
halem on Monday attending the circuit services at the Presbyterian church. All
I the usual price for logs, a the loggers ,
1 Mr. Wamppell, A. S. Owen, Mrs. Ander place, at Grant's station. Cal., ami have 1 have now decided to shut down for a is prepared to do nothing but
are invited.
son and children, W. Ridelaegli and wife, | taken possession. The price paid was I time.
first class work and give the
| J. Dinar, J. T. Lighter.
. $15,0o0, End includes the Healdsburg
best of satisfaction If your
Closing Out Sale.
| Mr. E. T. Laughlin, who came to this Creameiy and milk route, conducted by
teeth need fixing call upon
1 now offer my entire stock of second
| county from Quincy, Ill., with his wife Richard Duncan, with fifty-five head of
him.
I
cattle.
W.
M.
Rhoades
also
brings
his
hand goods for sale at greatly reduced
i and family, lias bought Jasper Smith’s
I
San Francinco union cemetery employes
place east of town, the consideration ! wife and two children to make this their rates until the entire stock is sold.
MAKE A VAPOR
deny they had anything to do with
I also oiler my store building cheap.
Iteing $3700 and the deal was made by future home, and they will improve their
I newly-acquired property.
They are
scandaloiiB attempts to prevent funeral*
Call and buy while they are going.
Mr. Beals.
LIKE THIS.
| practical cheese makers of manv years’
FOUR STYLES.
at a boycotted cemetery Saturday.
W. E. PAGE.
J.
Harris,
wife
and
family,
left
on
I
1 Jet¡........... 75c
i experience, and expect to eventually es
the steamer on Saturday, to visit his
2 Jets
85c.
I tablish a cheese factory on their place.—
3 Jets. gal.
mother in the East, whom he has not
I Ex.
vnnised ...$J OO.
seen for years They will lie gone two
i The closing exercises at the opera house
Jete .brass 1.25.
months and during their absence W. C.
on Fridav given by the pupils of the Sth
King and family will occupy his place on
I grade of the public school brought toge-
the Wilson road.
i thcra large crowd and everv t hing passed
Messrs. Wm. and Louis Olsen and C. oft pleasantly. Mr. B. L. Eddy made an
FOR
A. Bailey will leave the land of milk and excellent address to the graduates, after
honey next week for Old Mexico, where which he presented them with diplomas,
they expect to locate and grow rich—if those receiving them laing : E«lna Abler
thev do not return liefore that time with man, Ida Goyne, Hazel .McNair, Vinnie
tlw idea that Tillamook is g«M><l enough, ! Stocks, Stella Nelson, Mamie Glasier,
Keeps the Flies off Stock.
even though it is a little most during the , Gertrude Britcoe, Amv Isaacs, Emma
One D uh rt. at 3<)r. makes 10 Gallons.
I winter months.
Svenaon, Roy Blodgett, Francis Phelps,
Henry Deihl, Frank Mapes, Herbert Par
I'lonr and Feed, at Gangloff tons, Ernest Applewhite William Foster
satisfied came and get A Snuffer's
and Chester McGhee.
If after using CARBOLIC COMPOUND you are
TILLAMOOK
VIen.
tnodatia
ibei
ilty.
COK
-
or
lyer
ange b»
JOTTINGS
Irwin Payne and Wilhelmina Slui-
venga obtained a marriage license on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Anderson and family re-
turned to the city from San Francisco on
Wednesday.
Mr. D Millar is acting as agent for the
Geo. R. Vosburg and is hustling business
for that vessel.
Mrs. E. J. David has gone out to stay
" while on her claim, and will be gone
several weeks.
I have a Duke colt, 2 years old, that I
wish to sell or trade for a driving horse
•
c. Ben Riesland.
The steani lumber «schooner Sequia ar-
rived on Monday to load lumber at the
Truckee saw mill.
A. E. Imbler, having disposed of his
business, has left again for pastures new
in Southern Oregon.
For sale, a 3-vear old heifer (will be
fresh soon) and a 3 year old Durham
bull.— Fred Skomp, Trask.
Messrs. George Cohn and Carl Haber-
lack are attending the Masonic grand
lodge in Portland this week.
Wm. Carver has bought the Jesse Earl
place of 25 acres on Trask river, paving
|2500 for it. through Mr. Beals.
Laces, embroidery, ginghams, skirts,
ribbons and all kinds of spring goods.
We have ’em. At the Racket Store. *
Judge
P. Boise. Miss Mae E. Boise
and F. L. Likins came in on Sunday from
Salem and registered at the Allen house.
CLOUGH'S SPRAYERS
CLOUGH'S
G. Ben Inland Land Company
Dairy Farms. Town Property
Mill Sites. Water Fronts. Timber Lands
Life and Fire Insurance.
Rentals.
Financial Agent.
Clough,Reliable Druggist
Tillamook City, Oregon.