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■ ■ " '■ ■ ■ « illatiwok J Vel. XX. No. 48. o o g Sale Begins Saturday May, i6. ° Io o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 1 Ecatitiijijt. II TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 14, $1.50 per year. 1908. Â Big Mistake We Made oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 0 o Sale Begins Saturday, May ió,g 0 0 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Only a few short months ago when this country was enjoying the greatest wave of prosperity any country has ever known and merchants everywhere buying to their extreme limit, we like all others caught the fever and inspiration, and as goods of all kinds were advancing in price almost every hour we not only gave enormous contracts for winter goods but with the expectation of 2000 to 3000 laborers at work right in our city limits on the Railroad that we bought with such daring reckleness for this spring and summer that merchants in cities ten times the size of this actually stood aghast at our daring. We did finely with our winter stock but owing to the extremely backward spring and not a stroke being done on the railroad it has left us with our stock on our hands and our bills long past due We have worked as never before, we have gone our limit, and yet there are a score of manufacturéis clamoring for their money, they have set their time and now we must set ours, bv June 1st we must raise $85i)0in cold cash, therefore we have turned to our only resource (to sell the goods) its not a matter now of how much will we take but the price that will turn them into cash the quickest and the cash must come’ This great $50000 stock will be slaughtered, prices actualy pulverized to powder, we will send advertisements into every town within 50 miles, there never has been and perhaps never will be again such an opportunity to get real genuine Bargains as now. Come at once at the very begining and lay in a supply to last you for the remainder of the year. odi un- u n. These are only a mere sample of what you will find when you come 6 Spools Clark’s O.N.T. THREAD I Slaughter Prices in Hosiery. 25 Cents. Big Slaughter in Underwear. Jig lot of childrens hose, values 12V^c Ladies’ splendid quality 40c and 45c me and 15c,slaughtered at 9c. dium weight underwear, sale price 27c UBoy’s and Misses’extra heavy iron clad hose, 25c quality—money raising price Ladies’ sleeveless gauze vests values 20 and 25c will be thrown out at 9c J6c Kadies splendid quality fast black Topsy Ladies’ gauze lisle vests 35c and 39cgoods, hose 15c vaiues will go for 9c great money raising price 24c ’Ladies extra good 20 and 25c hose in . black and white foot while they last Men’s gray cotton shirts and drawers, medium weight 35 and 40c values i9c only 14c Hfen’s splendid 7V6c gray socks, good Men’s extra gooc^ 65 and 75c medium ] values will go at 4c weight, Just to raise the money, 47c peri’s 15c and 18c socks, fast black or Men’s extra good wool underwear, I tan, sale price lie $1.25 value, now only 69c Men’s best 25c cotton socks will go for 15c .. t .. 8' .. 8 Best 1 Oc. Toilet Soap, ten kinds, Sale Price, Three Bars for 1 Oc to NEW SHIRT WAISTS at Slaughtered Prices. Clark’s O.N.T. Luster or San Silk, all colors, worth 5c., 2 l-2c. SHOES. Our Great Stock, by far the Best in the County. Will actualy be thrown on the market at manufacturers prices. It will pay you to lay in half a dozen pairs. Baby moccasins 20c values all colors fit the baby for only 8c Baby soft soles all the fancy colors 50 & 75c values for 37c to 48c Big line of ladies oxfords latest last extra good wearing 2.25 values $1.63 Ladies finenew oxfords all sizes values 2.75 for only $1.98 Ladies good quality 2.25 high shoes guaranteed new and up to date, sale $1.69 Great Bargains in Muslin Underwear The largest and most complete line ever shown in Tillamook will be sold at less than price of the material. This will cer tainly be the time to lay in your season’s supply. Grand Clean-up in Millinery Goods of All Kinds. We went our full limit in buying Mil linery this season. Over 100 fine Trim med Hats, and now must go at any price that will turn them into cash the quickest. LADIES’ WRAPPERS. Splendid 75c. quality, 59c. Our Finest $ i .2 j and $1.50 values 89c. IO q pairs of extra good full size Cotton Blankets, $1 & $1.25 values for 67c MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING. Greatest Values Ever Offered in Tillamook. The largest and best line ever shown in Tilla Ladies’ Suits, Skirts and Spring Jackets. pest and largest selection ever mook. Every suit or piece garment guaranteed Suits— Big lot of ladies’ good tailored suits as represented. All will be positively slaughtered t>wr. in Tillamook. values to IS.00 great money raisng sale only Big lot of 1.00 and 1.25 waists to help raise the money required. Boy’s extra good late style suits sizes up to 14 years, worth $3.00 now $1.98 Boy's fine all wool suits all sizes, worth $5.00 will go for $3.15- Big assortment of men’s suits all sizes a perfect fit guaranteed, union made, every one perfect, values $12.50 to 15.00 for $8.95. Men’s extra fine hand tailored suits in all the ‘eat Bargains in Men’s Pants. very latest fabrics and shades, values $18 00 to tie Wool Pants, values, $2.75 for $1.95 20.00. will go for $13.95. rietidid Quality, all wool Pants, hand tailored, Our very finest 25.00 and 30.00 suits in all 10 will go for $2.35. hr Fine $5.00, $6.50 and Pants for $3 95. this spring’s styles better than most stores sell at '5 and $5.50. 35.00 will go for 16.50 to 18.50. bstly white will go for 49c. ^bout 75 waists value up to 2.00 11 go for 75c Fine crisp new up to date waists fill from the factory,value to2.00, ■urn them into cash they go for 19 19 80 Great Bargains in Dress Goods Big stock of finest new up-to-date materials will be thrown out at prices that will turn them into cash in a few days. You must hurry to get the best. 40c and 50c Plain or Plaid Good», 36 to 40 7.95. inches wide for 22c. GOcfto 75c Good», hij? atsnrtmrnt, 30c. Elegant tailored suits newest spring styles, 85c to $1 00 Good» will go for 59c $1.25 to $1 50 Goods will go for 73c. very finest imported materials actualy worth and Fine Selection of Finest Imported do sell in city stores for $35.00 to $45.00 our Voiles, Panamas, etc., blues, blacks, great money raising sale price, 19.25. browns, etc., values |i.75 to $2.00 for Skirts— Elegant line of skirts all new styles $1.00 to Si.25. values to$8.50 will go for $3.95. Embroideries and Laces Very fine $9.00, $10.00 and $12.00 skirts newest IJp to 15c Bmb... 5c Up to »125 Eirli... 67c 14c Laces 5 to BVkc for 3M>c Up to 30c Emh.. styles, all colors, all sizes, $5.75. 23c 10tol2Mic Lace...... 5c Up to 50c Emh.. ,39c 15c to 25.- Lace ...... 9c to 90c Both • Our fine skirts in voils panama etc. values to Up Fine Line of new nlloeer Lniexnml Embrixleriex, Flouncing mid Bund», nt greatly reduced price». $!9.00for $11.25. Remember the Date, the Place and Prices. Every Price Guaranteed. Nothing Overdrawn. I altom’s Big Department Store, Tillamook, Oregon ■ I In the matter of the petition for the I have the latest instruments for the Caples & Hoevet have started a lum The Sue H. Elmore left this city Thurs Commissioners* Court scieutific examination of the eye. Call ber yard opposite Mrs. Walker’s, and day morning, her passenger» being H v. establishment of inir county high schools and see them. • [orris, eye specialist. those wanting lumber can get it from Crenshaw. J W. Me Mill.in ami wile and The Board of County Commissioners the »Mine was ordered placed upon the * Botts, for abstracts. Herman Boelk left on Saturday for there by leaving order« at the Tillamook »on, | S. Stephens, H. M. Larsen, Pete did not adjourn until Wediiesduv. and in ballot to be voted upon in June • In the matter of the petition of Charles Bro^n, Mrs. Stansbie, A. J. Cone. E W. nddition to the hills nllowed and [inIl T. Morris nboutyour eyes. California, and will return for the next Hotel or the Yellow Fir saw mill. |. Wise. R. L li shed in our last issue, the following Lutman and others for a county road, The meeting on Friday to consider the Dingman. Lottie Price, Tillamook County Bank notes. * term of the circuit court. Adams, Mrs. Wilt. J H Burdick, W. L. business was transacted. The Board the road supervisor was orded to open A long felt want—a coat of paint for proposition of establishing a wireless Anderson, Hazel Stillwell, J. W. Me- spent several days in the south part of sa id roads, ■ in bulk or ar at Mills’ Cash the Allen House—which is now being telephone station between Tillamook Grath. W R HAIIister, F. L. Sapping. county looking over roads and proposed Iti the matter of the cancelation of City and Portland fizzed out for want taxes upon certain property, it was order improvements. Mrs. D L. Shrode for painting provided by Gessner & Wolfe. of interest, as only half a dozen citizens ton and Gus Kunze. The bid of Gessner <t Wolfe for paint ed that upon J. W. Hellenbrand paying County Clerk G. B. Lamb left on Mon were present. The trial of A. J. Hembree for the mur principal«». the sale to be * der of his wife al Sandlnke has heen set i lnK c<>»r‘ house fence was accepted. the costs and principales. ern Hams and Bacon at Mills' day for Portland on business, and will Edgar Lindsey returned from a visit r— -_ ............ i.... cancelled, ...i ____ . the i.— 1 and the other bids rejected. ¡tore. atteod the republican state convention. for next Monday at Dalla», where up the Willamette Valley as far as Ash 6oo 00 In the matter of the petition of Wm. G. C. Lurltke, in contract I & Knudson has received their Married, on Thursday, at the home of land, and he reports that all the towns prisoner was taken last week by Sheriff Dawson Hrtt.’ 33 00 matting. the bride’s sister at Salem. Ore., Mr. are wideawake as to civic improvements Crenshaw.who reached Dallas on Thurs R,an and others for a county road on R D No 4 4 (Ml Arnon^ the witnesses who are the north side of Wilson river, Otto " >u have trouble with your eves. Earl G. Ford and Miss Harriet Higgins. and active and energetic in their efforts day. II OO subpoenaed are C. H. Woolfe, C. E Key. Schrader, William Hughey and .M. C. Rolli-- Watson, road work * to get new settlers. Henry Morris. The steamer Sue H. Elmore will soon nolds, Joe Atkinson,W II. Easter, Chas Trowbridge were appointed a board of Fred Z tddacli salary - 37 8<) ' is the time to see about your be taken off the Portland run and make King & Smith caps - 1 7” The passengers who came in on the Handley, Will Webb, Elliott Webb, S. county road viewers. Don't put it off. D >S lloyakin tiails - 2 50 Astoria here port of entry as heretofore. steamer were W’. H. Hollister. E. Lind Stephens, Al Burdick. Al. Bunn, | Lew The amount of 00c. was ordered to lie H. P. Goodsped salary 00 loo r two weeks more and the school A German, single. 28 yea*» old, wants sey, W. f. Stephens and wife. Mr. Rade allen, Mrs. J I^ewallen, James Thomp refunded to J. M. McMillan on taxes. Joe Effenberger lumber ¡64 88 district will close. . _ an — ----------- u or a cream- mecher, C. Ha dee, C. Clark, H. Cren son. L A. Hoyt. Josie Hovt. E. E. Cross, a place a dairy ranch Property belonging to Louis Olsen Frank Wheeler - . 2 Be weather, with sunshine and rain, err. Call or address the Headlight shaw. Mr. Dingman, Mr. Jones, Mrs Mrs. L. A. Hoyt, Stella Lewallen. Jas having been wrongfully assessed, »6.55 Dr. I M. Smith - Fitzhugh, Mr. Gearin and son. Atkinson. C. L. Atkinson, Mrs James 3 OO ling the grass grow. Office. was ordered refunded. Otto Schrader IO 00 Atkinson, Elizabeth Atkinson, U. S Ed Attorney H. T Botts left on Saturday wards, J. R Lowrence. Mrs. vlarv E. milk cans with the new sanitary In the matter of cancelling county A. W. Severance, »tamps The latest reports in regard to the 5 00 for Portland, where he has business in Guy Vaughn, salary warrants issued prior to July, 1901, the ■ —K ing & S mith Co, * 61 24 I gasoline schooner Anvil is that one of the Phrl|H», J. R Eldridge, F L Sappii««ton, the U.S circuit court, and whil- in that Paul Erickson, et al, Jetty >80 clerk was instructed to advertise the work 00 R W. W. Wiley left on a business owners, or captain, will take an interest city will represent this county in the F. Sharp. W. H. Cooper. H. Crenshaw. same. W. D. Wood, freight 40Q OO in the new line. b Portland on Tuesday. republican congressional committee and In the matter ol the bridge across the Work in R No. Notice. The County Court has decided to have in the republican stale convention. I Henrv Morris will tell you the Trask river.it was ordered that the steel Fred Zaddach, team 5 OO the oew bridge to be built across the ■about your eye troubles. School District No 9. <»f Tillamook bridge to be built across that river be Chas Rasim,team 34 4G Cheese and Butter Maker Wanted City, will receive Iridu for Seventy cords located at the present site, at what is Clerance Dinghnsy Trask river located at the present site a OO >e* S: Knudson's furniture store has at the Hunt place. W»>uld like to correspond with a first of hemloclt or alder w«w»d. T<» la* de- known as the Hunt place Louis Ludtke »5 OO bd a first class Stock of carpets. * class man Position will be op*n about livpr^d hi the basement of school bouse. Bob Crawford A targe number of cruisers have been In the matter of the petition of F J. 3 OO (v running, high in quality and low put to work on the Wilar.n river, having the 15th October. My present man is Bids will he received until Monday. Ayers and and others for a county road, J. Houghton- 3 80 qnitting to go farming. — The Walla ■e. Laws Mowers.—King & S mith made a start to cruise the whole ol the 11 OO May 18th, I p tn. the same not being in due form, was Oscer Bergman • Walla Creamery, Ward Emigh, prop., Edward Larsen • 10 OO Leave bid with timber land in the county. dismissed. Walla Walla, Wash. 10 OO ALVA FlMLEY, It wss ordered that the bid of Mrs. I R. Hicks > ted. a man to do some slashing at For rent, a dairy farm with 20 milk Emil Larsen 10 OO D ini riet Clerk. Emma Stuart to board and care for Geo. Enquire of A. W. Phelps, Long cows, two brood sows, team, chicken The Nehalem HorseCompany ’• stallion Sofres Larsen 10 OO Myers for the sum of fao per month be and all tools, for cash rent, or will sell. Flanuer will he at Easter’s harn Mon Wm Morris - To the Public. I OO accapted. illa-nook Concert Band will give For information call at the Headlight days, Thursdays and Saturdays ; at OO N. P. Alley - «5 Fred Ziddach's, on the Nehalem. Tues In the matter of the application of at the opera house on Saturday office. * Having sold uiy implement and 4 40 days afternoons and Wednesday morn vehicle business to Clarence Hanen- Frank Lusk for a road of public assessment Albert Shelden • Dan Hickey, team Preaching next Sunday, morning and ings , and at the Whitnev Co.’s ranch. 4 OO it was ordered that Fred Sappington. J. J. 8 OO lk Severance i» alteodiue the re evening, at the Presbyterian church in. I half a mile west of the W. N. Vaughn kralt, 1 desire to thank the public for McGinnis and C. C' Jensen be appointed Wm Schollmeyer the patronage receive*! for the pa»i six Emil Rosa • 8 OO in »tate convention in Portland this city. All are cordially invited to «t. I place. Friday« and Sundays. • years and hope you will give Mr. Han to locate a road. bk. Arnold Hanson ■ 8 OO tend these services —Rev. D. H. Hare, In the matter the petition of W. J. en k rat t a call. Wm Snyder- • OO *1 Mr. J. A Dahlgren, of Portland, has leave your horse» in the rain 1 pastor. Stephens and others for an election to lie S. M. Batterson - Yours to serve, OO 12 purchased the Photo Studio of Mr. Mc too can tic them tn Harris’ Tie Tillamook people when visiting Port held in Tillain ok County to determine S. Barker • B. O. HNUFFRR. 14 00 >r 10 eta. * land are invited to make Ralph Ackley's Millan, aod will operate the same under whether the sale of intoxicating liquors ’ Hugo Klein- 4 OO the name of ’’The McMillan Studio.*’1 shall be prohibited as a whole, it was Julius Erickson - Riarp, the dentist, will be out of offices their headquarters—603 Corbett Mr. Dahlgren is well and favorably 3 75 Building. 5th and Morrison sis , oppo ordered the same to be placed upon the Fred Kabba- I 20 »few darn neit week, being called known tmoiig the photographers of ballot. site the post office. Too much time—'obtaining informa Wm Knight, team 4 00 ra» in the Hembree case. the United States, has the finest instru In the matter of the petition of Charles tion from uncertsin sou.tNM, unlww yoo For Sale, a Second Hand Boiler and ments made and only Al pictures pro* boose belonging to Dm Nickles at Persons who failed to register for the duc**d by him. including Crayons, En are u-ing Folk'» Gaaetteerof Oregon and Johnson and Liuie Johnson for road of le-ver was burned onTuesdav and Engine ; also a small Donkey Engine and Boiler, all in good shape and in running ' largements. Portraits. Groups. Views, Washington, complete information of public casement, F L. Sappington, O. P. pri.narv election should do so lor the ttely destroyed with the contents, He also finishes fbr amateurs. every town in the two Stales and a Mattom and Joe Wilson was appointed election in lune, the registration books order. Enquire of Frank Long, at the I etc. ekks lost about (250 in money tn classified Business Dreckiry. Ixiard of county road viewers. are now open, but will close Friday, ’ 1'rxss will be the same as before. • saw mill io thia city. i 1 AMOOK 2« «I «j| ÎSH . 100*1 18 * 50*1 59* 4 J 22* 78« 1»* Hfl »fl 1*1 II fl N» X ♦’fl 1» 1* » »» »• ->a U* IS ■ i* JOTTINGS. You Spend 1 *- I », > II I I III J <1
