TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 7, 1907.
“An injury to one is an injury to alf-but, “ ’tis an ill wind indeed zvhich wafts no one good!
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AT ASTORIA-Thousands of Dollar’s Worth!
Merchandise en Transit to the
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MONSTER MILL and FACTORY SALE AT HALTOM
Big Tillamook Department Store, next door to P.O.I
M
That baud of gentlemen composing the Port of Tillamook Commission are doing a great work-laboring under difficulties; which
gdJrinRPw^icV?i
of every loyal resident of this beautiful little citv. The need of better transportation facilities was perhaps
J”“*XbS>at on « TSol^Scores of Jeatn^
dollar’s worth of goods have been “held up” at Astoria thru the inability of the steamer, on which they were loaded, to get thru to their destination
oo »co ot great packla{l
filled with the choicest of New Winter Merchandise and Staple Goods consigned to the
.
_
Were
until
H. C.
make
Gigantic Sale of Mill and Factory Products at Haltom s
counters at Haltom
loaded on the Tillamook boat and failed to arrive iu time for the opening of the Big Sale last week. These goods are now in, however,
ho^ver, and the
the^
alto™’’ s are h«P^
they fairly groan, with fresh merchandise
The walls arei almost bulging outward, so full is the great store Riding with^new g^
Whittier, by the Consolidated Mill and Factory Syndicate, to be sold by him to
t Tillamook people aud their neighbors thru the Haltom Depaitment Store, at less than the cost of
at the manufacturies. Bargains are bigger and more plentiful than on opening days- j—many bargain prices have been still further reduced
The Manufacturers must have the Money! 1 hey cannot get it at the Banks !
They must raise it on their goods, no matter what the Loss !
AND THE SALE GOES ON ONE WEEK LONGER !
The Sale of the Century!
The Most Important Bargain Opportunity of Modern Times.
$50,000 Worth of Splendid Merchandise on the Altar of Pitiless Sacrifice.
MILLINERY for HALF.
ioo Elegant New Street and
Dress Hats, smartly trimmed
-values Ji.50 to J8.00 in the
Sale at -
-
i PRICE.
The tightness of the money market did it—has worked an injury to thousands of mill aud factory owners, but their
wind’’ blows good luck your way. You have a week to profit by these prices. Read—
Factory Sale oiw
ill
Eternal Question9f Man Solves the
Problem of
of Women—
WHAT to WEAR ?
Dress
In the famous “And
Lady” Corsets-we shall
extraordinary values-stti
these printed examples st
Regular 50c. values fot
„ Ji & J1.25 „ fw;
THE
Clark’s “ O.N.T.” Cotton-
Spool, 5c.
(Only 1 doz. to any one customer).
Women ’s 35c. back or side
Combs. 17c.
Women.s 45c. Aprons, 27c.
Women’s 35c. Aprons, 21c.
Women’s $1.50 Satine Pet
ticoats, 98c.
Women ’s Silk Taffeta “Hea
therbloom ’ ’
Petticoats,
$2.29.
..............................
,
.
Men’s heavy, blue, copper
riveted 65c. Overall, 40c.
, . .... -n......
i,
,
200 doz. Women's 20c. and
25c. fine linen hemstitched
Handkerchiefs — white —
very dainty, 9c.
Men's 90c. warm flannelette
Nightrobes, 69c.
Big variety of regular 10c.
Buttons, per doz., 5c.
Lot of regular 18c. Buttons,
per doz., 11 c.
Men’s Suits.
WOMEN’S RAINCOATS:
Children’s side hose-sup
porters, all sizes, 9e.
Handsome 75c. Applim
and Braids, pr yd, 9<\
75c. Embroideries, bat
and insertions, pryd., 3i
Beautiful 35c. Ribbons,
yd, 12 c.
_________ ____
Women’s 25c. Hose Sifl
porters, 19 c-
Splendid 12\c. LACES ml
dainty Embroideries,ftjU
5 c:
Ladies’ 75c. BELTS, M
values, 25 c.
Children’s Fancy W’(
GLOVES or MITTl
65c. values, 27c.
Ladies’ $1 BELTS, sili
leather, 44c-
Women’s 75cHOUSE
ONOS, 55c.
WOMEN’S WALKING SKIRTS.
Women's $1.00 H0U1
WRAPPERS. 47c.
Men’s Hats.
SILK PETTICOATS.
About 200 of these, values to $0 Ot) at $5 75.
Women's Knit Wear—Shawls and Fascinators. SALE PRICES ON SHOES AND RUBBERS.
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12Vtc. Ribbons, pr yd, it.
Women’s $1.25 HOVl
KIMONOS, 89c.
Boy’s Knee Pants—will wear like iron.
Pincubes, containing 80 jet
head toilet pins, 4c.
Eyes, &c.,lSc.
CHILDREN’S COATS, ages 6 to 16 years.
Boy’s School Suits.
All sizes in flne quality Safty
Pins, doz., 4c.
Silk.
MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
W OMEN’S FURS.
2 doz. of hooks and eyes for
lc.
3#r.
23c
39c. Chin.
China Silk, per yd
*10' ’.Cash
.Vash Silk».
Silks, per yd
yd .....
............... 39v
♦ 1 o Wash Taffetas, per yd
69c
**.»>0 36 inch, heavy black taffetas.
,
’ .ion i dye, tiih and lustrous for
drey .^owns, best regular ♦1.59 rabies
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OÄc.
Men & Boys—Furnishings, too.
VALUES to $10.00 (or .................................... $ 5.50
FJ Off
VALUES to $15.00 for ....................................
8 90
In many cases for about COST OF MATERIALS TO-DAY.
VALUES to $20.00 for .....................................
13 85
MENS ♦ 10,01 SUITS and OVERCOATS ...... W < .OO.
$25 to $35 VALUES for...................................
17.45
Plain and fancy colors, new models, full length coats, plain tailored and
trimmed in braids, velvets and buttons plain black, browns, reds, castors,
$12.50 SUITS at
$ 9.25
greens, etc.
15 00 SUITS at
11.85
18.00 SUITS at
13 25
20 00 SUITS at
14 85
Splendid Cravenettes. in Priestly and other famous makes, also plain and
25.00 SUITS at
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17.45
fanev cravenetted materials. New models, noats finly tailored, built on latest,
moat fashionable models products of leading manufactures of rainproof gar
incuts All handsome and stylish enough for wear’anywhere and at any
25c. SUSPENDERS . ....................................
18c
time—in sunshine or rain, day or evening, w alking or riding, priced this way —
50c.
.
......................................
35c
$20.00 COATS for................................................. $11.45
5c. Fleeced UNDER« EAR .........................
42c
15.00 COATS for..................................................
9 85
$1 25 Wool UNDERWEAR ......................
85c
♦ 1.50
$1 19
Others proportionately low in price for this sale.
MENS GOOD HEAVY SOX ....
pair
5c
15c. €0’1 ON SOX .....
|> h ir
9C
25c. WOOL SOX ...........
.pair
18C
VALUES to $10.00 for
♦ 6 98
25c. NECKWEAR .......
15c
VALUES to $7 50 for
5 45
59c
.,
.......
35c
VALUES to $4.00 for
2 65
HANDKERCHIEFS......
5c
15c.
..
.......
9c
$t
NEGLIGE
SHIRTS.
69c
Lot No. 1—♦5 00 SKIRTS for ......................
$3.85
38c
Lot No. 2—10.00 SKIRTS lor ..........................
5 98
50c’ HALF HOSE ....7
27c
Lot No. 3—12 50 SKIRTS for ..........................
8 45
$1.75 CANVAS COATS
$1.25
$3 00
$2.19
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BOYS
..w. „ $1 25
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90c
Hundreds of the dantiest, pret’iest creations in beautiful lawns, percales
MEN’S HEAVY 75c. Cotton SWEATERS. all colors,
..
42c.
and batistes, fancy wash waists, ect., at factory oricee—and less.
MEN’S $3 WOOL SWEATERS, $1 19.
An immense line ot swell shirt-waists that embraces values
to JI.75, on one »pedal table, choice for........................................
♦2 50 WAISTS for.
$1.69
Latest Blocks in Soft Hats, all color» and black.
3 25 WAISTS for
2 29
♦ 1 50 HATS at........................................................ ♦ 85
5 00 WAISTS for
......
.......
3.87
2 00
Waists worth up to ♦15.90, Elegant evening dress creatiuus, at similar
1.35
2 50
reductions.
1 65
3 00
1 90
MEN S or BOY’S 65c. CAPS ...................
+5
A big assoitment of handsome neck pieces, rich, warm and beautiful
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35c. .............................
♦»
19
scarfs in all selected furs and very newest effects. Great bargains—as shown
here-----
$ 1 25 FURS (or...............................................
$ 89
In splendid wearing woolens, well made, smart and stylish in appearance.
2.50 FURS lor-...........................................
1 75
REGULAR $4 90 SUITS fur ................................. $2.98
5 00 Fl RS for..................................... ..
3.00
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16.00
............................................
445
10.00 FURS for...............................................
7 75
15 00 FURS for................................................
11 98
In between values at like bargain cut-priees.
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40c. KNEE PANTS. 19c. pair. 75c. KNEE PANTS, 35c pair.
98c
6 Bunches good wire hair
pins for 5c.
Dress Goods and Silks.
for
Women’s Shirt Waists on the Sale Table.
Big lot of handsome 75c.
buttons, per doz, 17c.
An immense line of all nev weaves. in
plain and fancy fabrics and latest ef
fects to pick from. Products of the
leading foreign asul American mills.
Lot 1 — Consists»'! plain and fanev color- 1
ing. plain effect and mixtures including
Macha, value * to AOc. for JQv.
Lot 2—Plain and fancies, values to 75c.
for 47c.
Lot 8—Dmaa
that sell VP to $1-50 •
for
Sensational
Values
in CLOTHING
Men’s Furnishings.
Women’s Stylish New 50c.
neckwear, 33c.
Mill and Factory Sale
Bargains In,
H omen's Fashionable Street
Suits and Coats
At Less than the Maker’s Cost !
WOMEN’S TAILORED STREET COATS.
$1.50 Umbrellas in 26, 28
or 30 inch size, $1.19.
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Easily at all times here ; if
it’s been a question of price
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the “Mill and Factory Sale”
removes the question by re
moving much of the price on
everything man or boys wears.
Read these
the Leading Makes, latest models and most favored winter fabrics.
Suits in the new long and short coated stvIts, with the new ruffled skirts.
Products of leading New York makers, all tailored inexpert workmanship by
master hands. Great bargains—¿is follows :
Lot 1. WOMEN’S SUITS—values to $22.50 for..... ..... $11 75
14 85
Lot 2 WOMEN’S SUITS—values to $35.00 for..... ......
Women ’s $2.25 Petticoats,
$1.23.
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Is always easiest answered by this store.
The question of “What’s to Pay ?” is
given below. Prices on Women’s Gar
ments—Coats, Suits, Waists and Furs
were never so ridiculously low as now—
during tile “Mill and Factory Sale.”
Read—
25c. “Handy-Book" oO
NEEDLES, bodkins, I*
pins, cloak-pins, /loot
Wonderful values—direct ft0111 the Eastern mills and at less price than
1 13 °° ShW’ 8t S2 2S •• « 50
to-day’s cost of production.
CH^®^eU..r7f®35~75e- ,hO*‘ fOr48C' $l 25 8hoe* i0r 83c ’
$150 FASCINATORS or SHOULDER SHAWLS Tor ..... $1.19
1 63
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WO*E™£™^
' ,J0° *h°"
” .45.
2 63
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.............. 1 48
2 50
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100
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78
Children's 45c. Rubbers-sites up to 2, in the Sale at 29c.
Infants' 75c. Sweaters. 63c. Infants* Knit 50c. Jackets, 43c.
Women's Rubbers, with heavy rolled soles, 65c. values 44c
Infants' Knit 50c. Toques. 27c.
Men 's 75c. Rubbers with heavy rolled soles, 57c.
Bargains in Blankets and Comforters
One might as well attempt to stay the remorseless torrent of Niagra as to stem the flow of easier bnvevs fn
c.
C arnival ot Unmatchable Bargains. The frantic efforts of wonld-be-competition to side-traek this MonstJ? MiH P7 p °”S
tory bale are as futile and absurd as the child’s attempt to stop the onrushing “Empire R»nr«=’’ 1 ‘ . n.ter M1)1 and Fac-
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HALTOM’S DEPARTMENT
STORE. ,SV..
__2ij-E_MORE WEEK ONLY.
Saleslips will notapplyon premiums during this sale
Splendid 75c.Table LINEN]
yd 47c.
Fine $1 grade Table LINEN
yd 69c.
Beautiful $150 T/ianhfff'l
ing Table LINEN,
¿1.19._______________
25c. TOWELS,
gains, 17c.
big tor-
J
12 be Outing FLANNEL-
great values at 9c.
Handsome, Sturdy'
Scotch GINGHAMS, fl
5c.
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Pretty 10c. Dress Calicos,
yd 5c.
Women’s Underwear.
1 lot of about 5 caaes, Women»
and Pant», 35c. value»-p«
19c.
Women'» 50c. Veat» and Pant» J'”"’*
Women » 75c Vest» and Pan« 'o,p* .,
Women’» fl.15 wool Vests and
for...............................................••’?
Women’s |1.35 wool Vests a""
for .................................................
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Hosiery : Women's and 1 hll3rt*^
Women's 25c black cotton
Women's 35c. to 50c. black cot*
hosiery for...... .. ........................ «nol
Women'» 35c. black and gr*!
women's 56c to 65c. black »nd
wool bo»e.................. .............
Children s 15c. hosiery lor......... .
Children s 20c. hosiery tor....— '