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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1904)
ülanwk XVI llcaòlùiljt TILLAMOOK, OREGON Men’s double front and back, striped Twill Shirts, 35c Men’s sanitary fleec ed Undershirtsand Drawers, 5o cents value. Cut price, 35c. One Big lot of Women’s WALKING SKIRTS of Oxford Skirting. Sizes 22 to 28in. uiaist, month $1.75. Cut priee $1.10. One Skirt to a Customer. -^pTMtNr^^L One big lot of misses Skirts, material of Oxford Skirting, lengths 30 to 36in., worth $1.50. Cut priee, $1.10. One Skirt to a customer. BEGAJSi APRIL 30th. Outing Flannel, as sorted patterns, 10 yards for 50c. Only 10 yards to a customer. Women’s fast black, Cotton Stockings, Pair, 8c Women’s Sleeve less Undervest, well finished. Each, 5«. ioc. to i2|c. Laces and Insertions, i to 3 inches wide, at yard .... 5c. i2|c. to 15c. Em broidery and In sertion, H to 4tin. wide, at yard, 8ic. Children’s heavy weight, fast black Stockings. All sizes, 8c. We are Selling out at cost too—just what it cost the customers to get the goods—Butthat will be precious little during this sale, of which these random lots told of today is proof sufficient—Come to the store fora detailed list of merchandise on sale. There will be hundreds of articles on sale at a fraction of their real value, that are not mentioned in this advt. You economical people with an immediate or future need, we will look for you. Women’s Long Sleeve, medium weight Undervest, Each, 22c. 76c. Tape Girdles. Colors : blue, pink and white. At pair, 5Oe Black Tafetta Silk Petti- Soft fleeced Cotton Blankets, 10-4 size, the pair, 48c. Pillow Cases, 45x36 size, each lljc. 10 yds. Calico, 45c Only 10 yards to-a customer. Lace Curtains, 45c. the pair. 54 inch Extension Curtain Rods, 15c. each. Extra large size 1.25 and $1.35. Bed spreads. Cut price, I.OO. 36 inch Curtain Scrim, yard 5c. 00 dozen plain White and Smoked Pearl Buttons, as sorted sizes, worth 8c. and 10c dozen. Cut price, 5e. Big lot Children’s Side Hose Sup porters, asst, sizes, at pair, 8c- Women’s Side Hose Supporters, fancy web, at pair, IQc. Entire stock of 12X to 15c. Huck and Bath Towels. Cut price, each |Oc TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS H. T. Botts, for abstracts. » Sewing machine crates for 50c.—W. E. Page. • W. C. Bailey, timber locator and esti. n,l,ter- * All MILLINERY in the HOSE PRICES Murdered. MEN'S HATS in the Cut Cut Price Sale. Price Sale. $1.50 HATS, Cut Price.. $1.25 2.00 „ .. 1.68 »> „ .. 2.10 2.5O >> 3.OO •• 2.50 Ì» >1 •• 2.95 3-5° » 4.00 » -• 3-4° M >1 h - 3-85 4-5° 5.00 i. •• 4-25 „ .. 4.60 5'5° » 6.00 » J ,, -- 5-°° 6.50 ,, •• 5-4° 1Ï 10 per cent off all Hat Trimmings, Women’s and Children’s Sailors. French DRESS GINGHAM.. IOC. Our Regular 12c. Goods, but worth 15c. Cut price, yard. . IOC. ioc. ZEPYR GINGHAMS.... 8Jc. i2%c. to 15c. BATISTE .... IOC. Entire stock of this popular wash fabric in the sale, patterns are the newest, abont 20 to select from. Cut price, yard.................. ioc. ioc. BATISTE...........................7%c. 400 yards Batiste in Figures, Stripes and Dots, good value at ioc. yard. Cut price ....................... 7J^c. Miles of RIBBONS in tbe Sale, i in. SILK RIBBON, at yard 3c- i|in. 4c- M • 1» ¿C- iiin. M >1 2 in. 7c- >> >» M 2jin. 8*c. >» >> IOC. 2|in. n )» I2|C. »• 3iin- >> Prices Cut on Entire Stock of Ribbons. Hundreds of Shoes go'to make up this Cut Price lot—all wanted lea thers, all wanted styles, all sizes. Entire stock covered by the follow ing prices are included in the sale : $1 68 to $1 75 V ALUES, Cut Price, $1.50 2.00 2.25 to 2.45 „ 2.90 3.25 to 3.45 ,, Men’s Heavy Kip Shoes. Buckle, Lace or Congress, $1 the pair. 50c. to 75c. Shirt Waist, 39c. About 4 dozen of these Waist. Materials are : Madras and Percale. Sizes, 32 to 40. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, $3 50 3.00 2.25 1.50 “STETSON” HATS, Cut “ROTHSEHILD” ,, “STAR” “FOX” 2.65 2.00 1.35 MEN’S PANTS in the Sale. Ten per cent off the dollar on any pair single pants in the store. Men's and Boy’s Sweaters Go in the Sale. ALL $3.00 SWEATERS, Cut Price. $2 65 ,. 2.25 „ 2.00 „ 1.55 .. 175 „ „ 1.30 „ 150 ,. 125 1.10 .. 100 ,, .85 50 .40 35c. and 40c. SUSPENDERS, 35c. Our Entire Stock of Men’s 35c. For Less Money than the Ma and 40c. Suspenders in heavy, me terial for Making would dium aud light webs and assorted Cost you. buckles and fastenings. Real 40c. Drawers at 15c. Low in price as these are, they show that the utmost care has been taken in the making. Materials are of a very good muslin, finish of ruf fle and tucks. Other Drawers at Cut Prices up ta 98c. Real 19c. Corset Covers at 8c. Made of High Grade Muslin, all seams full French felled, absolutely perfect in fit and finish. Real 35c. Corset Covers at 35c. Cambric Corset Covers “V” Neck, trimmed with Torchon Lace. Cambric Corset Covers “V” Neck, Finish of Embroidery. Other CORSET COVERS at Sale Prices up to *1 38. Cut price...................... 25c. coats, worth $7.50. Cut price, $5.00. 1 lot Black Satteen Pet- ticoats, worth up to $1.35. Cut price, 88c. 40 Soia Pillow Top«, late subject«, values up 85c. to Choice, each 38c. 1 lot stock collars, values up to 35c. Choice, 19c. Entire stock of Infants, wear on sale at 90c. on the $1.00. Children’s Wool Dresses on sale at wholesale Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, 35c Shirts and drawers of good weight, Shirts well finished, Drawers have double seat—bicycle garments—regu lar 40c. value. Cut Price 25c. Men’s 75c. Shirts, 50c. Entire Stock of Negligee and Stiff Bosom Shirts, with and without col lars attached, sizes 14 to 17^, regu lar 65c. and 75c. values. Cut Price 5°c. Men’s ioc. and iajc. SOCKS, 8c. 28 doz. Fast Black and Fancy Cot ton Sox, best value in town at ioc. and I2^c. pair. Cut Price 8c. Pearl Shirt Waist Sets, at 10c. All 50c. to 65c. Base Ball and Bat given with each Boy’s Suit of Clothes. Bicycles for everybody — W. E Page. • W. C. Bailey is the loci agent tor A. H Averill 81 Co.. Russell engines and saw Dr. James Wilev. who came in on ac * count of the sickness and death of his M. H. Lubers and wife, of Mildred, mill machinery. J. J. Howser was in from Blaine on sister, returned to Portland on Satur Minn., were in the city on Wednesday. Chas. F. Southerly, of Pine River, Tuesday ; also N. R. Moon, Ren', .Moon day. I and George Smith. R. D. Sales and family will leave on the Minn., was in the city on Wednesday. next steamer for Bellingham, Wash., S. A. Brodhead will build a new rest, Mrs. C. I. Clough left on Saturday for the East to visit her relatives at Wiscon- dence, also e cheese factory, for Charles making another family to leave the county. Kur.zeon his ranch. «in. Commissioner G. W. Bodyfelt is in the city attending commissioners' court. lames Atkinson was in from Sandlake | tbis week. j A petition is being circulated to be pre- A. C. Baker, of Salem, came in on Judge W. W. Conder is in this week j Thos. Coulson and family have left ( I Wednesday. ¡holding probate and commissioners’! McConnelsville. Ohio, to return to his sented to the board of county commis . sioners, that a new court house lie Geo. T. Baxter, of Dolph, was in on court- I home in this county. I Ladies! Attention! For the most erected. Wednesday : A<tnCT Farmer’s ranch on the Big Nes- On Sunday next the band bovs will , r, • tocca was sold by Mr. F. R.Beals to Asa stylish tailor made suits, go to Sarchet's, The new games. Flinch, Pit and Panic, yye|is give another excursion, leaving the dock The Fashionable Tailor. at Clough’s. Ed k(t on Saturday for Gray’s in this city at seven o’clock a.m., going D W. Atkinson and wife left on Sat I to tbe Sandspit. Get your furniture and other household j Harbor Wash , to work in a logging urday for Dundee, Or., where they will goods at Page’s. ” cainp C. R Johnson has closed up his black make their future home. smith's shop and will lea ve for Truckee, L L. Shortridge, of Dolph, was in the Q„jte a nnmher of Masons went to The House passed Mr. Hermann's hill city on Wednesday. Cloverdale on Saturday and returned on establishing a life saving station at the I Cal., with his family, where he will work in the saw mill there. Iron bedsteads less than wholesale Sundav. entrance of Tillamook bay. Ralph R. Dunaway, of Portland, came price at W. E. Page's. * Th« Singer Sewing Machine. New and Keeper H. D. Mahler and wife were in 1 Chas E. Findlev. of Oregon City, was up-to-date for half the usual price at W. from tbe lighthouse on Friday and As in ou Sundav and is going over the late Sheriff Alderman's shortage |irevious to E. Page’». * in the city on Wednesday. sistant Keeper Morris on Monday, a settlement with the county. Justice Allee dismissed the charge that Harness leather, sole and lace leather George and Robert Watt left for the The best place in the citv in buy your was filed against Preston Marolf by L. Blue River country on Saturday to look and shoe findings nt Page's. * meat is at the Palace Meat Market. alter their property interests there. Get a good bicycle that is good as new G. Freeman. Prime meats, hams and bacon always J. H Cook, of Portland, who has con for a little money at W. E. Page's. * Finest creamery hotter re on hand —S mith A c J enkins . prnpri siderable timber in this county, came in |ohn Theiler will soon leave the county * duced to *.>c. a roll al ( ohn'a. ctors. on Tuesday. to visit his brothrr in Wa-hingtnn. I I Hand Bngs, at encli, 39c. Entire stock of Beaded Chatelains. Values up to $2.25, at choice, 75c. Fnncy Turnover Collars. Values tip Choice, 5c. 7 Spool« Thread, 25c. Only 7 spool« to a cus tomer. 72 X 90 in., bheets, 58c. During this sale we will pay l7Jc. dozen for Eggs styles, asst. Hemmed All 85c. to 45c. Belts, at cnch, 25c. All 50c. to 75c. Belts, at each, 88c. The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on Wednesday with passengers and freight and will leave down on Friday evening H. 8. Turner, of Phoenix, came in on Tuesday to look after some property he has here. Mr. Turner has been in the newspaper business and is on his way to San Francisco. When you want a nice meal go to the Model Restaurant. Everything first- class and up-to-date. Those who are boat ding should give the Model Res taurant a trial * Gus Nelson, who was head sawver at saw mill at Hobsonville, has left for Truckee, Cal., to occupy a similar posi tion in the law mill there. Conrad Thor- has left for the same place. D. C. Pierce and family will leave on the next steamer for a new location on the Sound. Dave has been a democratic war horse for a long time, so the hard times party iu Tillamook is growing a wee bit smaller all the time. J. C. Wilson has sold his dairy ranch to N. G. Boqiirst.James Kodad and John Zoerc her fur $4.500. The 38 acres will lie divided up amongst the purchasers, and Mr. Wilson will leave soon with his .aimly to locale Caliluriii.i. George Anderton, the piano tuner, it in the city and can l>e found nt the Lar sen House. He is prepared to do piano tuning in first-chi ss stj le and give good satisfaction. A rnlt of logs, consisting of 99 logs is ready to be towed to Astoria by the tug Geo. R. Vosburg. They are put up in a raft by the Tillamook Logging Company and are in the bay. The steamer Sue H. Elmore left on Saturday, her passengers being O,Thorn ton, J. Bogart, Geo. Johnson, Mrs. Chas. Johnson, D. W. Atkinson ami wife, C. F. Goddard, Wm Mills and family, A. I). Smith, D. E. Hadley, |. Spencer, Rev. A. R. Griggs, Dr. Jas.Wiley, J. A.C. Freund, Mrs. C. 1 Clough, J. Hollister, Collector Robb and wife, George and Robert VX att. Supt. G. B. Lamb made an apportion ment of $35 on Saturday to each school district to complete the remainder of the $50 apportionment which should have lieen made la»‘t October, but was not done owing Io lack of funds. As school districts are not allowed to retain more than $50 nt the end of the sch$M>l year, no more funds will be apportioned unti* tbe last of June, when $5 |>er capita wdl la- ap|Hirti«*nc<l.
