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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1907)
illainnoli Vol. XX. No. 22 0 and h th Packing hwptd «it het, cost of if Ci » "A e shall ttes- »pies aes for ■> for TILLAMOOK, OREGON There will be a meeting of the Tilla- P. V. Vantiess,wbo has b<e i the bo< k- ! mook Development League at the city keeper at Hohsonvilie for a number ol T. Botts, for abstracts. * hall to-morrow (Friday) evening. years, left on Mondav for Truckee. Cal , Dr. Morris nbout your eyes. • { Will trade, well improved 160 acres in where he has accepted a position as as d Tillamook County Bank notes • | Marion County for land or property in sistant manager. A number of the members and friends yes in bulk or jar at Mills' Cash Tillamook. M.i W. Hunt, Tillamook, Oregon. ♦ of the Presbyterian church gave Rev. D. Regular dancing party «t Turner’s H. and Mrs. Hare a surprise party Tues in made it appearance again Wed- Hall, Hemlock, Saturday night. Admis day evening, which >s their evening “at y- . „ _ ..... , i sion to dance 50c. Ladies free. Luncheon home,” when a pleasant, sociable time . _e htern Hams ai nd Bacon at Milla # i if desired, 25c. • was enjoyed by all present. The ladies Btote. I County School Superintendent W. W. served duitity refreshments. Zaddach was in the city on Sun I ! Wiley left on Monday to attend the A large amount of iron for the bridges iOin Nehalem. Yamhill County Teachers’ Convention and other material fur the P. R. & N. C. all kinds of finishing lumber see at McMinnville. was being loaded on a barge in Portland & Sander Lumber Co. * Twenty little Girls and Boys, under 12 when the order io stop work on the ris will feed your team hay and years of age, call at our store Saturday railroad whs issued two weeks ago. Il morning at 9 o’clock. Win the Teddy whs unshipped and stoted hi the stuck I hem over night for 50c. * • yards. die cheapest, but the ” bewt (tn Bear. King & Smith. Persons wanting shingles in this citv b,*’ ia the motto of Mason Bros. The 1 iliamook Lumbering Company’s n D. Edwards and Chas. Siinch ' fr<»m the Hadley Russell Shingle Co can ► logging camp was closed dow n Wednes Hr., came in from Portland on Tues. get them by applying to Geo. F.Ziinmer- day. having about 17,000 worth of logs m in, Tillamook City. * oa hand. The company has not bcm Wanted, tn rent, a hi.nse in or near paid the insurance on the mill yet, and ’t miss seeing the new dining room s just received at Jernes di Kurd- Tillamook City,with six or seven rooms, until this is done no move will be made or would buy if reasonable.—Address, in putting in a new mill. Paul Ebit‘ger, Tillamook, Or. * It seems that we were misinformed leave your horses in the rain The Tillan’Ook Concert Band will give last week about the Ben Davis apples you can tie them in Harris’ Tie for 10 cts. * a concert at the opera house on Friday. which a number of business men paid H. Nov. 22nd, consisting of baud music, F. Young $7.00 for. Ins eid of being Shephard, C. Pownll, and Wm. vocal aud instiumental solos, etc. grown on Young’s place, Geo. E. Davis pall, of Fall Cite, were in the city Geo. W. Kiger returned on Sunday siyshegrew them on his place on the bnday. from a trip to the East, accompanied by Wilson river and sold them lj Young in & Sander Ludiher Co. will de. his niece. Miss I aura Kiger, of Van went. •or 9')c. | you all kinds of lumber to nnv Ohio, who "will remain here this winter. r>f the city. • The drputv fish warden made a haul ’t forget to stop at Harris' Feed <2fl Tuesday night, catching James Wil the cheapest place in the citv to son and Webb Elliott for fishing out of Jrour team. * season, and the deputy seized their nets. time, the place, tlie store—Patz- Colonel S W. Roessler lias sent to the t The largest stock of fall goods we Port of TilUmook Commission maps of Capital Stock...................... $23,000. fever carried. * the last surveys of the slough and bay, Offers every facility for safe banking, , Claude Thayer and daughter left showing the depth of the channels, and and solicita your business. steamer on Sunday to visit rela- these maps will be preserved by the Commercial. Savings and Trust De at Salem. partments. corn mission. re will be preaching services both Interest at current rates on cheeking When you want Hams, Bacon and ng and evening next Sunday at the Lard, go to the J. D. Jones Packing accounts. O'ir little book, Helpful Hints on yterian church. Company, who supplies the wholesale Banking.’’ explaining how to do your e in at once so that I can have and retail trade with the best home banking by mail is ready . photographs finished in time for j cured meats, You will save money by Send for a copy. It's free for the mas —McMillan. fading with this company. * asking. LAMOOK h Hrtòligbt $1.50 per year JOTTINGS. TODD & C The Clothiers and Furnishers. First Bank & Trusti Company, BAY CITY. ORE. re still doiug business at the old stand. We are not making any sensational sales or clearance sales. We never mark our goods up in older to make reductions. We sell at a fair profit, not at cost. We make one price to all, and that as low as possi ble for a successful business. We appreciate your patronage, and shall treat you in the future as we have in the past. We will take CLEARANCE HOUSE CERTIFICATES in trade on your account or note. We believe they are perfectly good, and should be taken by every one without hesitation. They are backed by the very best secureties to the amount of one and one half times the face of each certificate, and will be redeemed February ist, 1908. Anyone telling you that these certificates are not good is either ignorant or has no good motive in view. All those owing accounts of over 30 days, call and settle, we waut the money because it is due us. In conclusion let us state that we are headquarters for everything that tnen wear. We are the oldest firm doing business in Tillamook City. Call and see us at the old staud. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. I bbotu, “All’s Well That Ends Well.”—Bill Shakespeare. se S Big Bountiful Thanksgiving Feast for Tillamook I THE WIRES FLASH THE WELCOME NEWS I Across the Continent, and from Nearby Business Centers, the Tidings Come— The money famine is over, gold is pouring in by the bucketfuls to the Banks ; Confidence is fully restored, would-be prnic linkers are routed, the pessimists have gone to cover, the “hard times bugaboo’’ has fled and Good Times Have Come Again—Prosperity Rules ! At no time during the past few weeks of financial depression has Tillamook lost her smile. At no time has any danger threatened her fertile valleys. At no stage of the game which the frenzied financiers of the Country have attempted to play has money stringency been known or heard of to exist within the borders of Tillamook County. And now the trouble is all over—our banks are stronger than ever—stronger than ¡.he Rock of Gibraltar ! Money is plentiful, the country is healthy— bumper crops await shipment East, and the President’s “Big Stick” is held over the Eastern money kings, competing them to disgorge and seud their gold to us in payment of our products. Isn ’t this Plenty Cause for Hearty Thanksgiving ? The troubles over—“All’s well that end« well.” has been a record breaker ! This store has enjoyed the most prosperous season of all its career. The great “MILL AND FACTORY SALE” In gratitude for the bountiful patronage bestowed we will, for the balance of the month, offer Absolutely Everything in the Store at Drastic Reduction ! $50,000 Worth of Merchandise at Less than Maker’s Prices Today ! We will open on Saturday a sale that will overshadow and eclipse all former bargain events in value giving ! A BIG ANNUAL THANKSGIVING FEAST OF BARGAINS ! Thousands of dollar’s worth of merchandise were delayed in arrival for the “Mill and Manufacturers’ Sall—all of these goods will be placed ou sale new and for the balance of the month at about 50c. to 75c. on the dollar of value. If you haven’t bought, now is your chance to save ; if you have bought, come and provide for your • every need for months ahead. Buy H olu for Christmas I Hoou for Thanksgiving ! Boy ]4ocu for Rll Winter I Buy at Less than Mill and Manufacturers’ Prices ! This store is one strong link in a mightg chain of stores covering several states. We buy at the same prices jobbers (wholesalers) pay to the mills and factories, thus eliminating the middle man's profits that other local «tores must pay. As we buy—10 we «ell, at one profit only—maker to consume. Right n >w we offer bargains tor personal wear, home use and the holidays that ire positively unprecedented and utimatchable. Buy all you can—for the more you buy the more you save at HALTOM’S BIG THANKSGIVING BARGAIN FEAST. tl it I ( Haltom’s Department Store, Hext door to the Post Office, TlULiARIOOK, OREGON. Largest and Leading Department Store in Tillamook Sale Opens Daily at 8 a.m. Sale Slips do not apply on premiums during this Sale. I By Sale continues thru November. Buy Early and secure the”cream of the [bargains. We accept Clearing House Certificates at Face Value for All Goods and at All Iimes. 1
