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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1906)
ilhinouk ItaÒligljt TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER 33, 1906 AN UNDER- Priced Selling of Thanksgiving Linen This store has long en joyed the reputation of being the “Linen Store” of this vicinity. Our linens are of the bettei soits the sorts that will wear, wash and satisfy—the sorts good housewives are proud to possess. e can t be fooled on linens—we can detect the chaff from the real wheat. No matter what you pay hujb Jou obtain the best possible value lor your expenditure. There’s safety in buying here, giving is now at hand—and we—ever ready, ever willing to help our friends, announce a special selling of worthy linens This Thanksgiving Sale Extends to Every Department. Linens aren't the only line of merchandise people will busy themselves with. Other needs crop out before this time of reunions, lasting and good will. For Thanksgiving as for Eastertide, particular people like to come forth in New Clothes, New Hats, Furs, arments, Gloves, Waists, Fancy, good serviceable and warm, Underwear, Hosiery and Shoes. For this reason we have arranged extra good displays of those things and priced them most agreeably. Sale Commences Friday, flov. 23rd, and Ends, Thursday noon, flov. 29th. Thanksgiving Sale of hanksgiving Sale of TABLE Napkins. LINENS. it 33^- the yard, our regular 40c. qualitv linen, 60 inches wide, the best values to be had at the regular prices. t 37c. the yard, our regular 44c quality table linen, 60 inches wide, good quality. t 50c. the yard, our regular 63c. and 65c. quality table linen, 68 inches wide—excellent quality, choice patterns. t 70c. the yard, our regular 83c. and 85c linens, 70 inches wide, choice patterns and the best values in TiHamook at the regular price. t83C. the yard, our regular 98c. and $1.00 grade, 74 inches wide. These linens are pretty enough to grace a king’s table. t|l05 the yard, our regular 11.25 quality linen, finish, patterns. 74 inches wide, Damask f * ‘ very choice ‘ “ ' Regular price $2.75 Nupk ns to match, size 22x22. per dozen Sale price $2.48. t #1.50 the yard, our reguar $1 75 quali'y table lintn—heavy weight—choice patterns. N; pkins to match, size 24x24, regular $4 50 per dozen. Sale price $4 05. Thanksgiving Sale of Women’s NAPKINS, NAPKINS, NAPKINS. NAPKINS. NAPKINS, NX PKINS, NAPKINS. $1.00 $1 25 $1.75 $2.25 $2 75 $3 50 »4 50 Quality, Qualitv, Quality. Qualitv, Q nuli t V. Quality. Quality, Price Price Price Price Price Price Sale Price Snle Sale Sale Sale Sale Outer Garments. ........ ....... 98c. ........ ....... »1.12 ........ ....... $153 ........ ....... $1 93 ........ ...... »2.48 ........ ....... »3 15 ........ ....... »4 05 Squeezing Corset Prices, $1.25 values for 95e. Our entire stock of Arterican Lady and Armorside Correts that we sell regularly at $125 anti $1.00, on special at 95c. We have that particular model adapted to your particular figure. millinery. Regular ♦3.95 HATS.. 3.50 HATS.. 3.00 HATS.. 2 75 HATS... Sale price ... $2 75 .... 2.50 ... 2.20 ... 1.99 Regalar $2 50 HATS... 2 25 HATS.. 2 00 HATS 1.50 HATS . Sala price ... $1.75 REE, A TURKEY FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER. We will give with each man’s suit or overcoatsold, at $i 2«5O or iday, Tuesday and Wednesday. One big fat live turkey. The turkey s be turned loose in show windows on the above days. This store will be closed during the atternoon on Thanksgiving day. W. C. Twerdale, F. M. Redfield. F. M. Stockton and Eastern oak «■.le leather used at the new shop opposite Jenkin»’ French and wife, Mrs. C. G. Moon nnd Mrs. Roberts, of Albany, came in on jewelry store. * |T. Botts, for abstracts. Friday to look over the county. Don't forget to stop at Harris' Feed « The services at the U.B. church next Middy goods at Sturgeon's. Barn, the cheapest place in the citvjo Sun.lav are: Preaching at 11a.m. and ► Henry E. Morris, eve specialist. * keep your team. 7-30 p in. ; Sunday school, 10 a.m. and kk and Poultry Food at Sturgeon’s Geo. Brown, father-in-law of Assessor the usual young people's meetings. Hare, who is 82 years ol age, has taken lcw line of bteel ranges at King The revival meetings which have been out a hunter's license. in progress at the Chrialian church will p line of fancy cups and saucers at I Ben Sander left on Saturday lor Ash continue for another two weeeks a. land on account of the illae.» of his there is interest taken in the meetings. peon’s. * F Ci,n get stumping powder now at uncle. Mr. Jos. Sander. The saw mill at Hobsoi.ville ia closed Owing to the furnace in the I’resbv- down on account of an accident to the & Mills. • pkowin and Trask post offices have te.'ian ichurch giving out, a stove had to engine last week, part of which wa. be placed in the church. taken out on the steamer on Sunday to discontinued. Wanted Timber Claims.-I will pay lie repaired. Deles of all descriptions for sale or l cash for Timber. Don't sell without first If the county court cannot keep the Ft King & Mills. * Wilson road up after the 50 years con. pris will feed your team hay and seeing me. Ralph Ackley. The High School and St, Alphonsus tract is annulled, then it ought not to them over night for 50c. * ; Acndemv pupils will P>«y » °* loot' coll—ct road tax from the large holder» Fre was a big demand for extta of timber in that district. ball on Friday afternoon. r of last week's Headlight. Miss Veronica Melchoir. who left on For »ale. 36 ncre farm on the Bar L- W. W. Wiley leaves today for the steamer Sunday, wdl tram for a Citv road, within 2Vk miles of Tillamook lan,‘ to attend teachers' institutes, nurse in a hospital in Oakland, Cal City, one of the good Wilson river bean get thnt Jap a lac that you Photographs make nice Christmas pre bottom farms that sell. G-iod house and ■read so much about at King & sent,. Have them taken nowso t ;v barn Price »4500.00 at Ackley'». * -LAM00K JOTTINGS. •*le, two Colts. Sire, Frince Enquire of Joe Harrison, on the li •e’ Schrader gave a whist party ■day evening to a number of their R,ed. a few choict _____ timber claim». to.ch will pay good price.— F. R- Elmore after ’tramer Sue II ___ har bound fur aererai day» left on v. Into the habit of trading at Pat» »ml receive a 5 per cent diacount »h. • » cauros * HI be held on Salardav 8 ‘or the porpore of nominating a ket. Rale, a heavy buggrin good con Apply to H. C. Kinnaman at ' Hunt’». • •mve your horre» in the rain ">ö can tie them in Harria' Tie »rlOcta. • Evan, cat hie face on AA’ednea- rn»,g at L 0. Ackhy-I home by ■ 'atoa window, tbegin«rutting •’t hr |„J to come to town •nd , There is no stock in this section of the country more comnlete, more comprehensive and more properly priced. We have garments to meet every requirement—to suit every purse. And the whole stock goes on Special Sale on Friday morning, Nov. 23, to Thursday noon, Thanks giving day. Ulomen’s Dress and Walking Skirts. REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR $3.00 $3 75 ♦4.25 $5 25 $5 85 $6.75 $7 50 $8.50 $10.00 SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS, $2 67 ♦3 35 $3 80 ♦4.70 $5.20 $6.10 $6 70 $7.60 $8,90 Sale Price Sale Pi ice Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Women’s Hong Coats REGULAR REGULAR $8 00 COATS. Sale Price...... . »9 00 COATS, Sale Price......... $6.50 $7.40 REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR $ 10 00 COATS,, Sale Pi ice........ ....... »8.00 $12 50 COATS,, Sale Price........ ....... $10.25 $14 00 CO A rs. Sale Price........ ....... $11 65 $16 00 COATS, Sale Price........ ......... $13.15 $18 00 COATS,, Sale Price........ ......... $15.35 $20 00 COATS, Sale Price........ ....... $17.00 $22.50 COATS,, Sale Price........ ....... $19 25 Funs. REGULAR REGULAR »1.75 3 00 5 00 REGULAR 6.75 8.00 REGULAR 9.50 REGULAR REGULAR 11 00 REGULAR 12.00 FURS, FURS, FURS FURS, FURS, FURS. FURS, FURS. Sale Sale Salt- Sale Sale Sale Sale Siile Price............. ......... *1 40 Price............. .......... 2.55 Price............. ......... 4 30 Price............. ......... 5.90 Price............ ........... 6.90 Price............ ........... 8 35 Price............ ........... 9 75 Price............ ........... 10.50 misses Coats. Regiilnr Salp price $3 50 COÏTS...... »2 48 3 75 COATS........ 3 10 4 25 COATS........ 3 68 5.00 COATS........ 4 25 I Regular Sale price ♦(•.98 COATS........ $5.75 7 5<> COATS..... 6 2.5 8 00 COATS..... 6.65 9 00 COATS..... 6 50 FREE, A TURKEY FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER We will give with each man’s suit or overcoat s >1(1, at $i 2.50 or over, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. One big fat live Turkey. The tur keys will be turned loose in show windows on the above days. This store will be closed during the afternoon on Thanksgining day. has proclaimed that he knows his busi Tillamook County Teachers’ Annual Institute Mill I e lu-ld in this city on the ness, so we ll let it go at that. 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th Decemlicr For sale. 66 acre farm on Trask River. Suiierintendent Wiley ha« secured the 6 miles Irom Tillamook City. 30 acres of services «»( Prof. L R Traver, city super* river bottom, the balance is up land, mtendent. Pendleton ; Prof 0. A. Kier, but can all l»e cultivated; house barn and principal training department, O.S N S ; 15 cows, puce $2,250 down and $2,250 Prof L. R. Alderman, county su|>criii- payable in five years. At R ilph Ackley’s, ten.lent, Yamhill county. Prof W. R i the place to get bargins in land. * Rutherford, principal Tillamook high Don’t get into the old rut of thinking school ; and Chas. H. Jones, editor Ore that the good things are all gone, and gon Teachers* Monthly, for instructors that there are no more chances op-n Visiting teachers will lie tendered a te for one There are all sorts of chances ccption hy the teachers and students of open, which the clear sighted man sees the highschool. and enters into. Supplementary arlic'es ofiiK’orporation Have your eyes examined by Dr. of the Pacific Railway & Navigation Henry Morris so that you also will be Company were filed with the County able to see. * Clerk in Portland It is recited that at Sheriff Crenshaw left on Saturday with a meeting of the Board of directors of A. J Hembree, the Sandlake murderer, the railway corporation held Inst Mon for the state penitentiary. Hembree did day authoiity was git ing f<»r enlarging not like tlie shackles put on his ankk-i} its power and increasing the scope, that when he was in the rig. lie ought to lie the same might include the right to thankful that he got out of the county build, construct or otherwise acquire, , before the people put a noose around his maintain or dispose of the following lines neck The sheriff took Carl Knudson as of railway : A line from Buxton, in deputy and they took the prisoner out Wii$»hinglon County, Oregon, to Tilla mooli, Tillamook County ; h branch Pay yonr bill» in a busine»» like man. over the Wilson River road. will be finished in time —McMillan. line from a convenient point oil the fore Rev Dr. Baird will preach in Bay City ner. bv check. It greatly facilitate» the Married, on W<dnesday. at the home going line to a point al or near Nehalem oiSnndav morning and m lhe IPre» >v- conduct of your business, and the return of Mr. L. D. Ackley on the Wilson River. Bay; a ln»e from New|$ort. in Lincoln ed checks are legal receipts for everv bill Mr Claude S. Ack lev and Miss Pearl M t rian church in this ci.y m ‘he evening. County, to Astoria, in Clatsop County, i you pa> — Tillamook County Bank. • Ensorri. in the presence of a number of The Hadley, have sold their imere.tin i Dr C. $ Ki-Isay, dentisi, has offices in relatives and friends. Rev. I). L. Shrode. following the line of tlie Coast, or such the .aw mill at llobwnv.lte and the other ronle near the Coast as shall lie the Olsen Building, where be i. prepared pastor of the M.E church performing t.mber on the Wil»on over toC.hform. to do all kinds ol first class, up to-date the ceremony at high noon. The young found to l»e the most practicable and parties. convenient. The articles are signed by The Pacific Railway & N.riffatm- Co. dentistry. Consult Dr. Kelsay about couple are well known in the county, ; E. E. Lytle, E. B L>e Yoe and Zero Snow, your teeth and he will give you the heat with whom they are very popular, who has filed condemnation .mt. »" the or wish tliem a long lite of happiness. In conipiising tlie hoard of directors. S court agam.t N. McMillan .nd w.fe of ad V ire. the evening a large number of friends met Messrs. O. A. Palmer. N. C Judd and and alw against Frank Morty. Agent Wanted. C. A. Palmer, of Vancouver.Wash., came to celebrate the wedding. Mis» France» Del«""" >nd Wanted, Salesman. Many make $100 i in on Saturday to look over the county. We move that the city council pass to »150 per mouth ; some more. Slock Schmder were married »t Hd* They are saw mill men and are wanting an ordinance. to prevent tbe sate of clean ; grown on reservation, far from Trew-ar. The bride w well »<»•■ tn hwy timber for the purpore of mans, liquor and to prevent gambling, making i •*» orchards Cash advanced weekly. thi» citv »nd hiffbly reapected. 1 w m-saa Choice of territory. the fine »200 1.^ tlw first ..ffem-. ».uro Addrese Washing! on Nurnery Com For rent, a dairy ranch, co»«.""«*’ factoring it. There is hardly a day hut what tor the •emnd «»tfeiK-e ;$75Uh»r the third pant, Toppenish, Washington, ith houre .nd barn, one mitecaat seres, wil—— - people come into Tillamook to look over offence »nd $1000 lor th* fourth offense. - ----- --- ——----- ------------ ---------- of Tillamook City- ApPT ° the count* for the purpose of seeing It is eeidrnt that some tew prr«nns are Cooper. Tillamook Citv, Ore. what investments they can make. That it not surprising lor Tillamook is going become la ar ahifffog citizens and ithicfe to come out on top and is going to be by the mandate of tbe people, radical measurrs ought to be taken torure them come a big industrial center. makechee»e. See R-lph Aektey Rollte swiped the whole of the »resit A little detective work would soon run !. c.lk. and h.ibnn.1. foe court's proceedings from the Headlight. the law breakers «Iowa, and henry fiius. r.ib -ler. All wort.done " like thra>«ore would xxin put the city I di.pn.eh .«th. ne« ’h-.h^P We don l think we are getting a square out of «test, for we are reliably inform I deal, »nywnv, toe we don't get any credit „„-«te Jenkm. jewelry Mure. or any capital lor the second band news. ed I bat the gamblrrs have brtn operkt ; 1 FTIG Haltom wn.t. 5<* Well, we're getting lat on it, and Rullie mg again. a -ice. wm p*y 4»c • dozen J WANTED, Musical at the Academy. On Tuesday evening, Nov. 27, at 8 pm., a musical program, consisting of a pretty drill, a pantomime slid several *Ivctmns will lie given by the muric class and pupils of St. Alphonsus* Academi . General admission, 25 cents. C hildren, 15 cents. Thanksgiving Services. Thanksgiving day will be obariveil hy the churches ol Ibis oily In a Union 1 hanksgl vlng Sei vice at the Christ Ian chuicb. The progmni la as follow»: Hong by I be cougi «gallon. Anthem by tbe cboir. Heading nt tbs Pieaident'a Thanki- givlng Ptoclamatlon by lit. A. K. Baird, of the Presbyterian cbuiob. Hong by tbe cougtegafion. Beading of Hoilptuie hy N. J. Craw ford, of tbe United Brethem clinic b. Player by 0. L. Hobrode, of tbe Methodist church. Holo by Ptol. A. W. Hbaffer. Hermon by Geo F. Zimmerman, of tbe Christian church. Anthem ly tbe oboir. Benediction t:y Evangelist Geo. C. Ritohey. The service commences promptly st 10:15, Tbiitsiiay, November 29th. All are coildally invited to come. Catarrh Cannot be Cured with MK-AL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot rrarh ths »»at f>| the di»»*ai»e. Cstarrh I n a blood of const Huttons I flisssar. sm «1 in order to cure it you niu»t tabs IfitsrHal rvmadies. Hall'a <'at«rrh Cur* i« takm internally, and acta di ret tty on the blood and inurou» wurfat ea Hall a Catarrh Cura is not a qu <k medicine It waa pre*» ribsd hy ousof ti e l*est phyalciana in thia rotiutry for year* an in a rcaidar pre«crl|Hloti |i is yomp-tsed of the beat ton tea anomi, mm billed with the ta-M blood |>tf 11 Aera, a< ttnff di rrclly on Ilia murat» aurfacsa The perfect lombinattoH of the <w«» ingredients is what pro duces such wonderful rea«tlta in curing Catarrh. Send for leaf iinotriala free. K J CHMNKY A ’f<) . Props.. Toledo, U. Hold by druCKtsia pries yyi Taha Had a Family Hila fur cunaHpattoa. TIMBER CLAIMS I will pay cash for Timber. Don’t sell without firstseeing RALPH ACKLEY.
