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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1904)
illowk Vol. XVII. No. 5. 4 •rM fx. A TILLAMOOK, OREGON, ONLY SIX AT $50 THE BEST MOWER EACH. ON EARTH ! Try One. and if it don’t run easier and eut better through all kinds of Grass, no matter hotu bad it is matted, than any other Mouuer eome in and get your money baek. Champion Rakes and Tedders give entire Satisfaction. RALPH ACKLEY, next door to P.O, TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. H. T. Botts, for abstracts. * Trunks and valises at Todd’s. * Blankets and quilts at Todd’s. * Nestocton post office was closed last week. By. Clark expects to leave for Grants Pass. W. C. Bailey, timber locator and esti. mater. * Men’s furnishing goods of all kinds at Todd’s. • When you want clothing go to Todd's. * Rev. R. Y. Blalock was in the city on Tuesday. U. S Booth was in from Portland ou Thursday. C. F. Shortridge was in from Dolph last week. A. Fortier, of St. Paul., was in the city this week, A. J. Sharp, of Astoria, came in on Wednesday. M. M. Melvin came in on Saturday from Portland. M. F. Hendereon was in from Sheridan on Wednesday. Born, on Wednesday, to the wife of E, We are paying for Eggs 19c. in trade ; Glad, a daughter. 17c. cash.—C. A. Patzlaff. * Miss E. May Jones was down from We are selling Children's Shoes in size Nehalem on Sunday. 5 to 13. at 25c., 50c. and 75c. the pair. • John Reichen, of Bethany, Or., was in —C. A. Patzlaff. A large crowd attended the dance that the city on Tuesday. lust received at Todd's, a nice line o1 was given at the opera house on the 4th by Eugene Jenkins. ladies' shoes—latest lasts. * Ladies ! Attention 1 For the most Miss Blanche McNair left on Saturday stylish tailor made suits,go to Sarchet's, to visit friends in Portland. The Fashionable Tailor. • J. W. Vint will leave on the steamer The city is putting in a new bridge for Cheney, Wash., this week. H. H. Downing came in from McMinn, across Hoquarton slough, replacing the old bridge near the saw mill. ville last week for a few months. About 25 persons went with the excur Mrs. Carrie Bailey will leave on Friday sion to the seal rocks on the steamer for a visit with friends at Eugene. Geo. R. Vosburg on Monday. H. C. Plum and wife and W. W. Plum, C. F, Hobart havingcompleted the sale of Salem, were in the city this week. of the machinery of the Netarts saw mill, The Palace saloon is closed and [urd left for California on Saturday. Morris is moving out his belongings. The best bath in the city is at C. R. Newton and George Johnson, of Hills Johnson's Barber Shop, which has been boro. Or., were in the city on Sunday. fitted up with a new bath room. * Hugh Rittenhouse and George Ludtke Married, on Thursday, July 7th, in were down from Nehalem on Sundav. this citv, by Justice G. B. Aliev, Frank When you want the home news, why, F. Fowler to Mrs. Julia 0. Loomis. you know you must take the Headlight J. M. Mapes had the misfortune on to get it. Saturday to saw off with his wood saw Green wood, direct from the mill,SI.80. the top part of the thumb on the left Dry wood. $2.50. At Tillamook Lum hand. William Roenicke was in from Woods ber Co.’s mill. * Rev. M. S. Hawkins is the name of the on Wednesday. For rent, Office consisting of two gentleman who has been appointed to fill L. L. Shortridge, of Dolph, was in the rooms, in business part of town. Call at the vacancy in the pastorate of the U.B. church. Hein’s Studio. * city on Tuesday. THE SMALL 1904. $1.50 per year. This Store will be open evenings until 9:00 o’clock «luring Haying. CHAMPION DRAW CUT MOWERS LEFT, JULY 7, STORE. C.A. PATZLAFF If it’s classed as Summer Goods, it’s in the sale at a saving of about One Half ! Semi-Annual CLEARANCE SALE ! All Summer Goods Must Go ! Sale continues all through month of July. MEN’S AND BOY’S All Wash Cottons, Linens All Shirt Waist Must Go ! 35c. Shirt Waist..........................now 19c. and Wool Summer Goods CLOTHING Must Go Now ! 50 to 63c. Shirt Waist............. now 38c. Must Go ! 65 to 75c. Shirt Waist............. now 58c. MEN’S $6 to $7.90 All Wool 7c Scotch Lawns........................... 4Vac- 85c. to $1.00 Shirt Waist...... now 68c. Suits, $5 00. 10c. Batistle and Lawns............. 5l,6c. $1.15 to $1.40 Shirt Waist...... now 98c. These are strictly all wool, exceed, 12c. to 15c. Batiste and Lawns.. 8c. $1.50 to $1.65 Shirt Waist... now $1.25. inglv well made along late style lines. 17V6 to 22c. Wash Goods.......... 14V6c. $1.85 to $2.00 Shirt Waist...now $1.50. Dark colored Homespuns and Cassi- 23 to 30c. Wash Goods............. 20c. $2.25 to $2.50 Shirt Waist...now $1.98. mer are the fabrics. Like reductions through the entire $2.75 to $3.00 Shirt Waist...now $2.35. MEN’S $10 to $12 All Wool line of Summer Goods. All Wrappers Must Go ! Suits, $9.50. All MILLINERY MUST GO! 65c. to 75c. Wrappers....................... 45c. Quite the best clothing bargain it is Entire Stock of Ladies' Hats 90c. to $1.10 Wrappers..................... 75c. possible to give. Very latest military $1.25 to $1.75 Wrappers ................. $1.10 fronts and shoulders ; splendid linings divided in two Prices and tailoring. Fabrics are pure wool Values up to $3.00..................... now 98c. All Summer Corsets and Gloves worsteds in plain black and fancy. Values $4.50 to $10.00...... now $3.98. Must Go! Children’s Wash Hats and Sailors 35c. Summer Corsets............................ 19c. MEN'S $16 to $19 SUITS, $15. are at Clearance Prices. 60c. Summer Corsets............................ 39c. MEN'S $20 to $25 SUITS, $18.50. 63c. Gloves and Mitts ......................... 48c. There are no lietter clothing made All Wash and TAILOR MADE 85c. Gloves and Mitts ......................... 68c. than these ; fit and finish all h II any 25c. Gloves and Mitts ......................... 19c. SUITS must go! one can desire. Fabrics are imported $4-50 to 550 WASH SUITS, $3.75. All Belts, Ladies' Neck Wear and fancy worsteds. $5 75 to 6.50 WASH SUITS. $4 50 Slippers Must Go ! $10 to 17 50 TAILOR SUITS, $8.50. All Children’s and Boy’s Slippers $18 .00 to $30 TAILOR SUITS. 12 48. sacrificed in Price. All Boy’s Clothing Reduced in Price. Received on Steamer just in— 25 Cases JVIen’s Rubber Boots & Ulomen’s Rubbers. RL1L1 bflCES, EMBROIDERIES and INSERTIONS must Go regardless of eost I die are paying 20e. for Eggs. We Fill all Mull und Telephone Orders Promytly. Mrs. W. H. Cooper, Miss Ruth and residence, where they were loyally enter Rev. Dr. Holt, synodical missionary of the Presbyterian church, visited the Herbert Cooper, returned to the citv on tained by the happy young couple, and, churches in this county this week. Wednesday from Monmoth, where Miss of course, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds came Superintendent-elect W. W. Wiley, who Cooper graduated at the state normal in for many congratulation on the happy has been attending the state institute in college. She will teach in the public event. school in this city. Portland, has returned to the city. Died on Thursday, at his home at 768 The teachers who have been engaged l Thurman street. Portland, Dr. Horace Todd & Co. are sole distributors of Gordon hats, Walkover shoes for men, to teach in the Tillamook public school Patclien, aged 62 years, 4 months and 9 and Ultz & Dunn shoes for ladies’ and .... Proi I. H. nimnn. lira B R days. Deceased was well known in Tilla Hays, Mrs. B. Harrison, Miss Mae Jones, 1 mook county, where lie resided with his children. * The infant son of W. Maxwell died at Miss Alice Vessey, Miss Ruth Cooper, wife and family several years, and left to reside in Portland about three years ago. Fairview on Thursday and was buried Miss Estelle Armitage Ralph and Frank Wortman, of Mc He was a member of Star lodge, No. 76, on Friday afternoon ,the funeral seryice Minnville, came in on Saturday with the A.O.U.W., and the Grand Army Post in being at the Grange hall. this city. His remains were'buried in the As a person is not allowed to hold two first automobile that ever struck this Lone Fir cemetery on Saturday. lucerative public offices at the «ame time. | neck of the woods, which, of course, was The passengers who came in on t e G. B. Lamb resigned his position as quite a novelty to those who had never seen a horseless carriage. steamer Sue II Elmore on Wednesday county school superintendent. A marriage license was issued on Sat were : Mrs. W. H. Cooper, Miss Ruth Commissioner Geo. Leorpabel came and Herbert Coojier, L. Tomilson, R H. down from Nehalem on Tuesday and urday to Otto Schrader, of Cottage Knight, E. Howard, J. M. Arnold, H H. the next day made his debut on the Grove, Lane county, and Miss |osephine Davis, N. Ford, A. E. Monlaii, J B. Carr, Jackson They were married the same beard of county commissioners. day at the residence of W. E. Page in Miss Watt, C.H. (Metter, Mrs. Bosley The Closing Out Sale of the Racket and daughter, L. Heiner, A. J. Sharp, W. this city bv Justice Alley. Store goods will lie continued, to lie A. Gibson and wife, C. R Gobson. Mrs. R. U . McCall and family, of McMinn, sold at cost as long as it lasts at Peter Glke, F. Fowler, Andy Nolan, — Bayers, ville, have been visiting in this county, son & Svenson's Furniture Store. • J. K. Gambill. and he finds many improvements in Till- The Grange picnic and celebration at amook since he resided here and knew A fire was discovered at two o’clock on Fairview was an enjoyable and sociable everybody who resided in the county 30 Thursday morning in the roof of Mrs. affair, quite a number being present, and S. M. ilardman'sliousc on Main st-. and years ago. the exercise were certainly creditable it is a wonder that the house and furni Rev. A. 8. Foster will preach at Bav M F. Leach, For sale, in most desirable part of City on Sunday morning, and in the ture were not destroyed Tillamook City, a first class house and Presbyterian church in this city in the whose house is nearly opposite, turned lot, situated on lot 10. Thayer's 4th evening. After the service there will l>e a in the alarm, and what with the fire bell addition to Tillamook. Apply on the meeting of the memliers and those who ringing ami the saw null whistle blow ing, it did riot take long to get a crowd. premises to George Watt. support the church. It is hoped that all The hose company promptly responded, Geo. T. Baxter, of Dolph, and W. E will make a point to attend. and when the fur appliances reached the Baxter, of Los Angeles, Cal., were in the The directors of school district No. 49 residence fire had taken a good hold on city on Tuesday for the purpose of seeing were so well pleased with the manner in building and it was burning fiercely, the the commissioners in regard to the toll which the teacher,Miss Anna Tinnerstet, flames ascending skyward. In a few road. conducted the school the last term that minutes Chief Crenshaw had the lire sub The saw mill at Hobaonville will saw they have re employed her. ami another dued ami from thru it did not take long up the logs in the boom, which will give successful term is 111 store for that school to put it out. A piano and some of the a run of about thirty days, after which this fall. furniture was saved, but the house is it is said that the mill will lie closed down The steamer Sue H Elmore left Sat nr- j partly destroyed. Mrs. Hardman was indefinitely. dav with the following passengers : Mrs. in f»ed when the fire started. She was in N. Coulson sold his farm at Beaver to |. S. Rhoads, N. C. Rhoads, Miss Alice sured in the Oregon Fire Relief, with Charles Johnson for $1400. C. Mills khoada. P. Petzold, G. C. Kruger, J. S $500 on the house and $800 on the furni mode the sale Gee whiz ! .Mills surely Thompson, D V. Devine, G. F. Phel|m. ture. _________________ is making sales, not only once in a II Lang, G. Miller. W. J. Cross, Mary Notice. White, Julia Kodad, C. F. Hobart, Ed. j while, but twice in a while. Payne, Erwin Harrison, P. McIntosh This is tn give notice that I have dis Flank Norberg lost the index finger posed of my interest in the feed store to of his left hand at the Yellow Fir Co.’s ami Miss Blanche McNair. Mr. and Mrs C. E Reynolds celebrated B O. Snuffer, and lhut I have authorized taw mill on Saturday while working at the cut-off saw. He was brought to this the fifteenth anniversary of their wed. him to collect all outstanding accounts, citv and Dr. Wiley dressed the injured ding on Thursday a»ternoon. when ft which please pay to him at the feed store. C. G i’Kri-.ksoM number of friends were invited to their hand.
