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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1907)
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, íx.50 per year. Condensed Statement of Condition of Tillamook County Bank, The STORE that MAKES GOOD ! Of Tillamook City, Oregon^ December 3rd, 1907, As Reported to the State Bank Examiner RESOURCES. SI18.818.29 f Discounts 15,556.21 and other Securities 2.017.55 4,637.29 Umiture and Fixtures 1.090.44 Estate - 124.754.77 in other Banks - 24.771.01 Capital Stock S3O.OOO.OO Deposits subject to Check 146,863.SO Demand Certificates of Deposit 6.543.41 Time Certificates of Deposit - 88.825.29 Savings’ Accounts - - - 14.928.74 Special Deposits - 6 IS.08 Undivided Profits - 3.869.24 S291.645.56 4291,645.56 WHILE LIABILITIES. Take notice that we have just received on the Elmore another shipment of a, M. W. Harrison, being first duly sworn, on my oath say that I am President ■er of the Tillamook County Bank, and that the foregoing is a true and correct I of the financial condition of said Bank on December 3rd, 1907. M. W. HARRISON. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of December, 1907. H. T. BOTTS, Notary Public for Oregon. « r abstracts, (about your eyes. * ■ County Bank notes. * lor jar at Mills' Cash * Oar Holiday line is all in, all new goods, nothing car ried over from last year. Palx- laPs. We take Clearance House Certificates. See Mason Bro.'a advertisement in this issue for their Christmas Gift Sale for the benefit of the churches. * i Clothing & Overcoats I Directly frem Brandeger, Kincaid & Wool, the Leading Clothing House in America. Their shipment has been on the road for two months and the prices will be right, the styles the latest aud the fit guaranteed. Our stock of Hats and Shoes are the best to select from—and the prices to suit the purse. J. S. Lamar is having R water motor and dynamo placed in the basement of his store to furnish electric lights. A Full Line of Oregon All Wool Blankets Dishes and glass-ware made in Ger- Do your banking business with the many, Austria and Japan at King & oldest and strongest bank in Tillamook Smith's. County.—Tillamook County Bank. • Mason Bro.'s have the flneat display For sale, first class mortgages on farm iatersjust in at King ot Christmas Goods ever brought to and city property. See Ralph Acklev. « Tillamook. office opposite Lamar's Drug Store. * and Bacon at Mills’ J. Floyd Northup, of Minnesota, has Miss Grace Wilson,who taught school been emploved to teach in the Meda at Cloverdale last year, has been em- if Seattle, was in the school district. ployed to teach in the Union district. ins just in at A Nice Stock of King & Why leave your horses in the rain The express office was doing a land Sin, of Astoria, was in when you can tie them in Harris’ Tie office business on Mondav, it being three Shed for 10 cts. • weeks since any express reached here. r* ! Japanese ware just re. Don't forget to stop at Harris' Feed King & Smith hare the most extensive Bro. 'a. * Barn, the cheapest place in the citv to lines ot Japanese ware for the Christmas t are lieadquaiters for keep your team. • trade that was ever displayed in Tilla Iptions. * • The time, the place, the store—Patz- mook. Henry Ellison and wife, who spent ■ rnery paid 36c. per lb- lafs. The largest stock of fall goods we [October. have ever carried. • several months visiting relatives in Cali it if you dont look over Show your colors at Mason Bro.'s fornia, have returned to their home in Ing 4 Smith’s. * Christmas Gift Sale and help the chil this city. paney and Plain Umbrellas, and many other things useful for CHRlSTfDAS PRESENTS. •9 ll A Holiday Department 35X Lamar’s Drug Store has Edison Phonographs ard 20 at the little store of Patg- the largest assortment of Records for sale on easy pay laPs, Hilled, with Xmas goods. toys for Xmas presents in the ments at Lamar’s. At a special meeting of the citv council city. The stecmer Sue H. Elmore came in on Have you seen th» display of Ladies’ * jof cemetery work in dren’s Christinas trees. Handkerchiefs at Mason Bro 's. ? They on Friday evening, N. J. Mjers wns ap |te see D. L. Shrode. • Rev. D. H. Hare will preach both Sun are pure linen and range in price from pointed special policeman and night lest, but the ” best for day morning and evening in the Fresby watchman at a salary of $65 11 month. 4c to $l.6o, • terian chnrch in this city. lotto of Mason Bros. Saturday next King & Smith will give Since the bank holidays there have «spenders, one pair in a L. A. Ganahl, ofSan Francisco, whois awav the Teddy Bear (the largest in been a great demand for county war jr 'Xmas , at Mason's. * connected with the Miami Lumber Co., rants by people who have money to in the citv), to the girl getting th<m the wet weather King & was in the city on Wednesday. largest number of sales for silver ware. • vert in thia county. lots of paints and oil. * Henry Lowry, who has been in Port What more appropriate and accept Six month's free subscription to the land for several months,came in on Wed ng the new dining room •‘American Boy.” or a watch guaran able gift for your bov or girl than one nesday for two weeks, holiday, ived at Jones 4 Knud- teed for one year if you buy tue boy a of our savings books with a credit of a dollar or more.—Tillamook County * We will be pleased to have suit at Mason Bro,'». . and wife, of Aberdeen, yon call and look over onr Persons wanting shingles in this citv Bank. On Monday evening, the 23rd, the ¡at the Allen House on large Holiday line. PatslaPs. from the Hadley Russell Shingle Co can them by applying to Geo. F. Zimmer pupils of St Alphonsu» Academy will The prices are always right. get man, Tillamook City. • give a musical program, consisting of a Christmas cantata and several vocal HlMli and instrumental »elections. K CHRISTMAS GIFTS HERE. e ready for gift buyers or lookers. Our stock of Holiday Goods is now complete ■ stock full of the most desirable articles for Christmas or New Year’s giving that le world affords. When you see the goods you’ll marvel at the high quality and ts. It has taken us months to select all the different articles here displayed and lot a thing in the whole exhibit but was carefully chosen. We want you to see »ds at your earliest opportunity. No trouble to show goods, even if you do not »urchase. We believe, though, that you will not delay buying when you have n our remarkable bargains. BOOKS. Ive the most desirable books for gifts ■published. Books for little folks, I boys, books for girls, books for all I. Prices right on all. ATOMIZERS. table gift always for a lady, especial- ■ with some choice perfume. We pnizers in cut glass and dainty china. I goods that will surely delight. ffiIRRORS. ive as fine a line of Hand, Triplicate ■ing Mirrors as the market affords, ■tn in a variety of shapes and finishes, ■ge of prices. CHINA. ug you may give in the line of fine ijRire to be prized. Every country luces nice china is represented in our ■on will find here full sets and scores ■ fancy pieces. No better goods can ■ than we are showing and our prices bring easy. CUT GUASS. mticipate a heavy trade in cut glass Ion and have stocked accordingly. It hard to get past our dazzling display I be compelled by its great beauty to tad examine the brilliant jewel-like Acceptable gifts at any price. POSTAU AL1BUMS A modern gift. We have a large stock, including about all sizes made. Have them bound in cloth and leather of different colors. FOUNTAIN PENS. We carry the Waterman’s line. It includes perfect pens at all prices from lt.50 up. Every pen guaranteed. We put them in fancy holiday boxes without extra charge. SMOKERS’ GOODS. Our stock doesn’t include the so-called Christmas Cigars, but does include our finest brands in small boxes for Christmas giving. We have everything else for smokers, too— Pipes of all kinds, Tobacco and Cigar Jars, Cigar Cases and Holders, Cigarette Cases and Holders, Choice Tobaccos, Smoking Sets. Whatever you select here will please. STATIONERY. You’ll make no mistake if you select fine stationery as a gift for a lady. If you get it here you are sure to please her, as our papers are in the latest tints and shapes. Have an immense showing of beautiful box goods. fDusieal Instrumanta, Cameras, Shaving Supplies, heather Goods. Brushes, Perfumes, ete. 9 lough’s Drug Store, Tillamook, Oregon. MW FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS ! I OF OREGON, ) pF TILLAMOOK.! JOTTINGS, LOOKING The stores were out of flour, aud as none came in on the steamer for A. Me Nair, Geo. Edmunds and Fred Sapping ton. and a small amount for W. Mills, this went like hot cakes r-. The strength of a financial institution is in its Capital, its Assets, it Honorable Record, and the Ability, Character. Ex perience and Standing of the Men who conduct its affairs. * The subject lor the debate between the Tillamook and Astoria High School is "Resolved that the railroads of the United States should be owned and op. erated by the government.” C. N. Drew, who had charge of the lumber schooner San Buena Venturi while she was tied up in the bay, is not required any longer uow that the vessel is safely berthed in this city. Married, on Dec. 4th, at the home of James Christensen, at Beaver, father of the bride, David D |ones and Miss Leona D. Christensen, the ceremony being per formed by the Rev. T W. Williams. When you want Hama, Bacon and Lard, go to the J. D. Jones Packing Company, who supplies the wholesale and retail trade with the best home cured meats. You will save money by trading with thia company. Pairview Grange will meet at their hall nest Saturday, at which a good at. tendance is desired, as it is the annual election of officers, and all members are expected to take part, aa well as par up what they are delinquent no the books. District Clerk Alva Finley has com. pleted the school census for this district which wa» taken the first week in Nov ember. giving .V'3 h.ldren of school! sire. The census taken last June was 263, which is a gain of 40 >0 fire months.! I i Tbe ladies of the Fresby teriaa Church will hold a sale of fancy and useful art. I cles on Saturday afternoon and evening. Dec 21. in the store building next door j ' to Sturgeon's, on Main atreet. Thejarti-! I cles are suitable for Christmas presents, j Sunday with freight and passengers, it being three weeks since her last trip, the weather being so rough it was impossi ble to get out Freight has l>een accumu lating at Astoria, which will be brought in as soon as possible should the weather continue favorable hr a few weeks. Her passengers were Mr. Crutson, M. B. Sutton and wife. D. J. Phelps and wife, Mrs. Baker, E. J. Parker, Mrs. Thayer and daughter, Messrs. Loritch, Camp- l»ell, Robinson, Stock and Cannon. Mayor Balls has appointed Mrs. I. M. Smith and Mrs. Hy. Crenshaw to serve on the Library Board, the (tersonal of which is now composed of Prof. W. R. Rutherford, Miss Mildred Lister, Mrs. B. C. Lamb. L. Hiner, Mrs. I. M. Smith and Mrs. Hy. Crenshaw. Work on the road which the settlers of Blaine were building to give them an outlet into Yamhill county, and which would save ten miles travel,was stopped by Forest Warden Leach, as they were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Kiger gave fencing up land in thegovernment reserve and slashing for a road,without first ob party on Friday evening in honor of their niece, Mins Laura Kiger, who ia taining permission to do so. The lumber schooner San Buena Ven staying with them this winter from tura, which has been tied up at Dick's Ohio. A most pleasant evening was Point, under attachment, was brought participated in and a dainty lunch was up to this city on Tuesday by Sheriff served by the hostess. The guests were ; Crenshaw and tied up for safe keeping, Misses Blanch McNa#, Ida Goyne. Daisy owing to the stormy weatheron the bay. Goodspeed, Vine Jei’kins, Esther Munson, As she is loaded with lumber and her Jessie Mason, Ruby McGhee, Marie hull is covered with barnacles, it took Smith, Gertrude Me Kime ns and Clara Watt and Henry E. Morris, Earl Crocket, two tides to bring her up. Allied Plunk, D Newman, W. Lamb, Call in and see the new stock of ladies' S. Coates, U Nolan and R. Watt. and gentlemen's shoe at P. F. Browne's, The November term of the circuit court the Red Front Shoe Store. Just in on the last boat. It is a fine class of goods, lapsed on Friday of last week as neither suitable for the wet season, so now is of the circuit judges were here to hold or adjourn court, consequently it will not the time to buy the best shoes placed on 1 be necessary (or the jurymen to put in an the market. No Christmas present it appearance. It is the intention of Judge more appreciated than a stylish pair of Burnett to call a special session of the ladies' or gent.'s shoes or slippers. circuit court about the 3rd of February, Owing to the price of cheese taking when it is expected he will have time to tumble, the Tillamook Creamery will come here and take up the cases on the mak butter again this tweek, which it November docket, when another jury has not done for a number of years, and will have to be drawn. The judge, in as butter is a good price in Portland, it calling a special session, will have to will be shipped there by steamer. The specify the cases to come up then. It cheese market lias been firm the whole of was the intention of Judge Burnett to the year up to the present time, with come in as soon as the bank holidays only 1» few thousand boxes to be disposed were over and adjourn court, but ns of. As there is but a small amount of Governor Chmnlierlain misled everybody cheese being manufactured now, the de by not making Thursday, Friday and cline in price does not cut much figure. Saturday of last week holidays, it is going to cause no end of bother to litigants. ___ TEA New York is too far from Japan; San Fran cisco is nearer. Voor grocer returns yotir money If you don’t like Schilling • Best we par him Here's Good Advice. i I ‘ ! I ' I O. 8 W<jol**v*r. onr of th» nt known merchants of L»* Raysville, N. Y , says; “If you are ever troubled with piles, ap- ply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured me of them for g<*od 20 years ago. ’ Guaranteed for sores, wounds, burns or abrasions, 26e. at Chas !. Clough, drug store. Read Mason Bro'• Advt. First Bank & Trust Company, All friends of the United Brethren Church pslr.Hi.z- UW»r .lore on Sntur- December Hat. 10 per cent of your P“reh*“ wiU 1» *»van to Mir Church on that i'iiWMJTTKF CoKMITTBE. that data date. BAY CITY, ORE. Capital Block ...................... »«,000. Offers awry facility for xxfr t-cr.kiag, Notice is hereby given that no hunting and solicits your bu»u.ess. ' w)|, allowed on mv place from this Commercial, Having» and Trust Do- 4»te Persons who do »<> will lie prose- partnienU. cuted to tbe full extent of the law. h. MaaoLr. Interest at carrent rate» on che.-king When making your Holi account». day purchases, do not forget, Lowney’s famous Choco Our little book, •’ Helpful Hinta on Bunking.'' explaining how to r°°r Patzlafs. Our line this year lates and Bon Bons in swell banking by mail la ready. is the largest we have ever Xmas boxes, fresh from the Hr nd for a Copy. If» It— *'• 111« ask leg. carried. factory, at Lamar’s. Notice to Hunter*. I
