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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER
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Our Big Stock of Christmas Beautiful gao Doll to be
Goods will be on display next given awav at Lamar’s to lhe
Monday.
C. A. Patzlaf. girl receiving the most votes
in the Gift Sale now on.
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When you come and see what this store holds for Christmas, chances
)S [you’ll wonder if we left any Christmas goods at all for other stores to show.
Yes, indeed, we did—but—(and this should interest you)—we searched
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[time—sweeping together all the best that the manufacturers could produce—
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We bought with the intention of bringing to this store all that our most ex­
acting customers can demand. If you wish to purchase costly gifts, they're here.
And if you wise to make small sums accomplish wonders, you can surely do it
here—you don't need a fat and bulgy pocketbook to shop here or to buy the finest
assortments of merchandise you ever got at any Christmas time in all your life.
From the tailored garment department to the counter where little bits of
[things are shown, this store is crowded fall of surprises.
If we can’t help you solve the Christmas problem, no store in this world
can—and we promise you that if you'll make a special effort to come just as soon
as possible, you’ll be able to purchase, for small prices, many tasteful, beautiful
things that will, of course, be snapped up by eager and thoughtful buyers before
the greatest holiday buying rush begins.
‘‘gifte.
Wednesday evening at *:30. at the
parlors of the Allen House, Geo. F.
Zitninerinan united in marriage Jeff L.
Fltck and Lulu Kellow, of Cloverdale.
I’lie ceremony was performed in the pre­
sence of a few friends who had gather» d
rather impromptu to witness the cere-
moi.y. The bride and groom are well
known to the |>e<»pl«i of Tillamook
county and will have the best wishes of
their host of friends in their new »ela­
tion.
D. Billings came to the city on Tues­
day and while here his horse became
frightened nt the men working on the
telephone wires. The animal threw its-
self and broke the shaves all up, and it
was only by the prompt assistance of
several men that prevented a run away.
The men who work on the telephone
wires ought to use proper precaution to
prevent a repetition of this so as to pre.
vent a much more serious accident and
suit for damages.
Wm Dunsm*»or a grocery man located
at the town of Roy, a station on the new
Lytle railroad, seven miles out of Hills-
boro, is prospecting in Tillamook in re­
gard to the 1 »cation of a grocery store
here. While here he is the guest of Geo.
F. Zimmerman, who knew him when
Mr. Zimmerman whs pastor of the
Christian Church, at Foraat (J rove, Mr.
Dunsmoor being a member of that con«
gregation. Mr. Dunsmoor thinks the
opportunity in Tillamook county to b»
brighter than in any other part of Ore­
gon at present.
Another surveying party of the Paci­
fic Railway & Navigation Compuny has
put in an appearance in the vicinity of
Vernonia, Columbia county, where a
line has been run from a point about
two miles west of Buxton. That por­
tion of the road is to be completed and
in operation by January 1, 1908, and it
is proposed to push it on to Jewell, in
Clatsop county, and thence to Astoiin,
along the Lewes and Clark river. The
line from Vernonia to the main roa 1
beyond Buxton has been located, and
the property owners of Vernonia hnve
provided a right of wav so construction
will be begun in the spring. Work on
both the Buxton and Tillamook ends is
progressing, and strveyors arc finishing
their labors north oi Tillamook, on the
coast.—Hillsboro Independent.
church, will lecture at the Methodist
church on Monday evening, Dec. 17, nt
8 o’clock. Subject, “The Unused Half.”
All are invited No admission fee.
Dr. Kelsay, the dentist, will be at Ne­
halem ort Monday for the purpose of
doing all kinds of dental work, and lie
will remain there about a week. All
work will be guaranteed first class. *
Dr C. S. Kelsay, dentist, has offices in
the Olsen Building, where lie is prepared
to do all kinds of first class, up-to-date
dentistry. Consult Dr. Kelsay about
vour teeth and he will give you the best
of ad vise.
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Haltom’s Department Store
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JOTTINGS.
'dd & Co., for Hats.
Our Big Stock of Christmas
Goods will be on display next
Monday.
C. A. Patzlaf.
Todd & Co, for Clothing
Sunday services nt the Christian
Church. The subject of the morning ser­
mon, “ Completeness in Christ.’’ In
the evening, “ Samson's Riddle ; or The
Hard Things of Life.” Everybody
cordially invited to attend these services.
Postmaster Severance has posted up
notices to prevent smoking in the post
office It does smell pretty loud some­
time when a number of smokers crowd
in there and fill the place with smoke
from nasty cigarettes, rotten corn-
cobs and loud smelling cigars.
Go to the Confectionery and Roznar
for any thing in the line of Rooks, Al­
bums, Perfumery, Toilet Sets, Dressing
Cases, Toys, Cuff and Collar Boxes,
Burnt Wood Outfits, Fancy China Ware.
In fact you can find many tilings that
will make nice Christmas presents. Can­
dies. nuts, etc. Cull and see our line. #
At the annual meeting of Silver Wave
Chapel, O K. S,. oh Saturday evening,
the following officers were elected : W.
M , Mrs. G. B. Lamb ; W. P.. Carl Hab-
erlach; A. M.. Mrs. T. Sarchet; conduct­
ress, Mrs. Carl Haberlach ; Associated
Conductress, Mrs I*. W. Todd ; treas­
urer, Mis. C. Palzlaf; secretary, II. T.
Botts.
Todd & Co., for Shoes.
TX“?’CHRISTMAS “X.
• Botts, for abstracts.
Fdnut bowls for burnt worklat
[ton's.
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Dr. Henry E. Morris, eve »peciali»t. •
lapaiiese ware for ’Xmas at King &
Mills.
B ean get stumping powder now at
Dolls, Doll's Heads. Children's Toys.
|& Mills.
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Games, Postal Cards. Post Card Al­
Imail on Tuesday was late owing bums—at the Bazaar.
««tak down.
Homer Mason and D. T. Edmunds are
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■»•Han. the photographer, makes up making a trade, Mason lor the store and
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Edmunds for the farm.
■ns will feec| your tea in hay and
Erick Gladd »old his place to Egbert
lh™ over night for 50c.
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Good»p-ed and Mr. Glad has bought
Ball has had to quit work on Albert Mason's property.
[ot of his hand being poisoned.
Rev. Dr. Baird will preach on Sunday,
■ X^as novel ties at Sturgeons drug morning and evening, at the Presby-
F*iore making any purchases. *
terian church in this city.
h^rriage licence was issued nn Tues
Wanted Timber Claims —I will pay
PJfff Fleck and Miss Lulu Kellow. cash for Timber. Don't sell without first
r Rtock of hardware at King & seeing me. Ralph Ackley.
Tea Sets, Lunch Sets, Cocoa Pots,
| ,s getting more complete every
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Game Sets, and a fine line of China
e^'Ivantage of the discount sale Ware, at the Confectionery and Bazaar *
With every twenty five cents cash
,a* noreHies at Sturgeon’s drug
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purchase at Lamar's, you get one vote
I cm get that Jap a-lac that you on the beautiful doll to be given away
«'od so much about nt King & December 2lth.
Blaine Hays returned from Portland
Me<1, a few choice timber claims, this morning and his mother is improv
‘h*b will pay good price.-F. K. ing nicely from the operation and she is
now out of danger
Mr. Billings is quite sick at Fairview
Pnto the habit of trading at Patz
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catarrh of the stomach, for the
1 rece,ve a 5 per cent discount
past ten days; Mrs. Lewis lohnson ts
I «X’oline schooner Della put into also on the sick list.
Wanted, a situated -A young woman
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Thursday on account of bad
would like to find work with some pri
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vate family.
State wiges.-Address.
L Frrd F"r»lond Ond Mis» Tillie
f°" me on their way in from Hanna Haro. Barnegat. Or.
No further indictments will be filed
F"ia.
against L. J. Arstell the bank check for­
[*rt H Parson» left on the »tage ger. until District Attorney J. H. Me.
fn <y to teach a school in Clacka- Mary comes in at the next term of the
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circuit court.
►r'Klad to hear that Mrs. Max-
We do not charge for collecting checks
F ’ has been sick some time, is on their banks.
We famish free *o
p '««ter.
our depositor», exchange on all t e pr
I have yonr horses in the rain ci,ml citie» of the world,-F.llnmook
F00 c’n »* them in Harris' Tie Connty Bank,
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r°r 10 cts.
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Tillamook Cite ha* now all night te-
Ith
•top at Harris' ’’erd ephone wrcicc. «he Pacific St.« Tefa-
I c cheapest place io the city t*f ephone company having moved the Tut
r°or tea«.
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tie line into B C. Lamb's oflke. who »
I ^mer Sue H. Elmore came in
their agent here.
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morning and will be up
Todd A Co. are r.ot making much Imv,
F Corning.
are «Bing
of ,<£ Clodmjg.
Shoe» and Farmah.ng good.
[* ***»• fnr mfltr apple«. Spyee. Hat»
Cniie-they carry «he be»t eta- <•
r^<»esop<.wiih D L. Shrode.
p o E church.
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[ ** * Co., for Furnish- give evert one Mt«*««"'
With each 25c. Cash Purchase at
Lamar's Drug store, you get one vote
for the finest Doll that Money can buy,
which will be given away December 24,
to the girl receiving the largest number
of votes.
Go to Todd & Co’s, and select vour
Christmas Presents. They have Suit
Cases, Trunks, Umbrellas, Hosiery, Sus-
penders, Hats, Shoes, Suits, Overcoats,
and many other articles that are useiul,
and make nice presents.
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Whatever it is, CLOUGH has it I
If he hasn’t it, CLiOUGH gets it.
GIFTS FOR LADIES.
Those who are puzzled as to what to
LA give » Lady had hotter consult this list.
\ make memoranda mid then come ami
Vy »re other things vie hare no space to
V ■ mention.
$ BOOKS.—Padded leather, gift editions
m A for instance, and latest popular books of
kA *’c,ion-
* 1 ALBUMS.—All the latest designs
»P PHOTO HOLDERS—Always need
V* of t liese.
cA TOILET SETS—Supnrb gifts. We
/w have fine ones.
MUSIC ROLLS —Often just the thing
V1’ DRESSER SETS—These will be used.
MANICURE SETS—Every woman
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GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEF.
MF BOXES AND SETS.
WORK BOXES.-Nice line of these.
FANCY THERMOMETERS.—Made
bA for ose and ornament.
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STERLING NOVELTIES.—No end
of suitable present»
MIRRORS.—Hand mirror» in nil the
»tyle».
¿A JEWEL BOXES—.Many beautiful
kind..
W5 POCKET BOOKS.—In all the new
¿A leather».
CELLULOID AND PLUSH GOODS.
— boxen, of fine presents.
PERFUME —One thing that is alway»
kA suitable.
Jk DECORATED CHINA—A large a»,
sortmenl. don't mi»« it.
V* CHRISTMAS CARDS.-A good will
token.
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Helpful Hints
Holiday Buyers.
FOR
For months we have been planning for our Christ­
inas display, and are now ready to have you come in
and pass judgment on the results.
We began early,
took plenty of time and bought carefully. In many
cases secured rare bargains on goods of unusual worth.
In fact, worthiness is the distinctive feature of our
stock ; everything in it combines usefulness with
beauty. We want you to come and see our stock.
The Victor Talking Machines.
The popularity and
reputation that the
\ Victor enjoys is due to
its solid-as-rock con­
struction. The use of
the highest grade of
material and skill—
*'H«S MASTCI»*« VOICt'*
mechanical and musi­
cal—that the world affords, makes it what it is.
THE VICTOR.— The one machine with a soul. It
can make you laugh. It can make you weep. That is
not all—It makes people think. It educates. Itdevel-
opes atid broadens the mind. It brings comfort and
cheer to the lonely. Come to our store and let us play
vou a VICTOR RECORD.
GIFTS FOR MEN.
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We hnve often lx*en told by the Indie«
that “ it is so hard to buy presents for
meu ” We have demonstrated often
that it is not hard nt our store. Men
like gifts combining usefulness with con.
venience. They wnnt them to be good
quality. We hnve a large assortment of
articles that will touch a mans heart.
Among them are ;
CIGARS—Thia always suits the
smoker.
SMOKING SETS.—Few things he will
appreciate more.
SHAVING SETS.-A very useful gift.
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES.—
Very useful always.
FOUNTAIN pens - Will like this if
he writes.
BOOKS —Can't go amiss on this if
he is n readei.
RAZORS —One thnt won’t bring tears
m hen he uses it.
RAZOR STROP.—Line too large to
talk about.
POCKET BOOKS—We have the
kind men like.
INKSTANDS.—New or.e» that will
plenar.
HAIR BRUSHES—Fine one» for gift».
CLOTHES I.RUSHES—Have them
with fancy hack*.
MILITARY BRUSHES.—Made for
men.
HAT BRUSHES.—Many to chooae
from.
WHISK BROOM«.—We have fancy
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TRAVELING SETS.-Useful. whether
be travele or not.
PLAYING CARDS—Extra fine once
for Christmas.
OUR DECORATED CHINA. The Prices are Within the
of All.
This is a new line I have added to my stock this season and I take pride in displaying it to the public, and am sure it
apical to the most particular. Decorated China makes a very beautiful, as well as a useful and ornamental present.
CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist