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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1909)
"7 illowk Jtaùliôljt >1.50 per year TILLAMOOK, OREGON First Showing of Ladies’ and Men’s The Looms of the world have contributed to this display of Frabrics The Leading Makers have given their best efforts in Style and Workmanship—And the result is a showing of Modes and Colors, of which this Store is Proud. There is usually’an idea of more or less formality about an “Opening,” and while this is quite an event with us, we want it to partake more of the nature of a house warming, with customers or strangers dropping in, looking around to see what the powers that be have decreed as the proper things in wearing apparel for every member of the family Buy if you want to. We are here to serve vou But we will not urge you to buy Just come and look That’s what we want you to do The new suitsand other wear- ables will make their own appeal to you. You’ll want them We believe in carrying goods that sell themselves on sight and reputation for worth, So you will see at least a score of New Spring Styles in Ladies’ Suits and Jackets, Misses Jackets, Sincerity Suits for Men and Young Men—some Stunning, Dashing Ones for Young Men, and then ranging to the quiet styles and colors for the more dignified and sedate—we won't say old men. Then there is the Famous Hercules line for Boys and Children ; and the Hunter Brand Shirts, Hardman Hats, Conklins’ Gloves, Packard Shoes, and new colors in neckwear; and so on down the list of necessities or luxuries, as the case may be V 7 V Call and Inspect them. YOU ARE WELCOME Mason’s Department Store Sincerity Clothes Copyright STAR THEATRE. ing Frank Illingworth salmon out of season. First Performance, 7;30 p.m. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY : irst Film, ’ BEN VENUTO CELLINI.” ond Film, " BUSY FRANCE.-' oud Subject, "PECULIAR PEOPLE,’’ A 4 ADMISSION, 10 Cents é á TILLAMOOK jottings . T. H Goyne, abstracts. W. Morris, eye specialist. A. B. Nolan, general insurance. « Bead Tillamook County Bank notes. Olives in bulk or jar at Mills- Cash . York was down from Nehalem on Ja* Grindrod, of Butte, Mr* C. Johnson (MK*eek. Mont , is in was in from Hebo ern Hams and Bacon at Mills' ¡tore. * Goods arrived in Every Depart- and Smith's. * it Patzlaf's. • For sale, cheap. Mare, Buggy and eg jackets are among the late ar. harness Mare in foal with coach horse. at Mason's. * D. L. Shrode. * V Havs, of Hemlock,'was in tbe Everything in the way of Doors and Wednesday. Windows. Paints, Oils and Glass, at tailored suits Fir Ladies' and King& Smith's. * at Mason's. • H. C. Kunze will dispose of his ranch t Bundy, of Blaine, was in the as a whole or in tracks to suit purcha Wednesday. sera. Easy terms. • cst cash price paid for hides by Sutton at Hannenkrat's Feed * New, Light Farm Wagon, size 1%. a dance at the opera house next Satur fitted with tongue and shafts. The cost day, March 27. A good time and good is all we want. King & Smith Co. * management assured, music by the Carl Haberlach is having his residence band. painted this week. Sherwin Williams Dr. A. D. Perkins, Dentist, will be in Pure Prepaired Paint is being used. Cloverdale for one week, beginning the The Ladies'Guild of the Presbyterian 1st of April, and for one week in each Church will meet at the home of Mrs.W. month, commencing the first of the month. H. Cooper next Wednesday, March 31. Allen Page left on the steamer Wed Poultry Netting and Woven Wire Stock Fence. Barbed Wire, in fact every nesday for Southern Oregon. He has not thing in the fence lineal King & Smith's.* been feeling well lately and is run down Those who are wanting lumber should on account of stomach trouble, and has leave orders or can obtain prices, etc., gone there for a change. John I’. "McCann, of Astoria, was in by calling up the city office or Yellow Fir the city on Monday. Mill. Mrs T. J. Bowles was in the city this Don't be talked into using a cheap week from Cloverdale. paint on your buildings. You will be You should look over Patzlaf's Milli sorry. The Sbetwin Williams is the very nery before purchasing. * best. • A new line of Ladies' and Misses skirts County Treasurer P. W. Todd, who just arrived at Mason's. * has had a long spell of sickness, is able Elwood Squires, of Connersville, Ind., lobe down town again when the weath. was in the city this week. er permits. For graduation dresses come to All the latest shapes in Hatsand Tur. Masou's Department Store. • bans for Ladies in the Millinery Depart Buhl milk cans $2 50 each. See Wm. ment at Patzlaf's. Prices within the Curtiss at the Tyler building. reach of all. * Trimmed Hats will be on Display Sat This is a hard climate on paint. It urday, March 27, at Patzlaf's. • pays to use the best. There is nothing Several Houses and Lots from $600 e line of ladies white shirt waists up. See Beals, the real estate agent. * oon'r. * Look over the Millinery at Patzlaf's w line of dress goods just arrived before purchasing your Easter Bonnet. * eon’s. * The most complete line of Fishing . Hoevet and wife have returned Tackle in the city at King & Smith's * I city. The Sherman-Williams Paints are a ion Eggs always on hand at King strictly high grade paint.—King & Smith nitb's. * agents. • I. Franklin was in from Oretown Home properties in all parts of the esday. county from $500 and up. See Rollie lasting, of Portland, was in the Watson. • its week. F. S. Whitehouse brought up a raft of Rogers, ol Portland, was in tl e logs for the new saw mill company on is week. Wednesday. Adame, ol PorllanJ. was in the By far the largest stock of paints nnd 1 Monday. oils ever brought into the city at King 1 Krebs, of Cloverdale, was in tbe Wednesday. with catching Store. House to rent, six rooms, with wood Next Sunday, Rev. A. B. Calder will shed and barn. $10a mouth. Apply at preach at Onion Peak at 11 a m. and at the Headlight office. Nehalem at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. The Tillamook Concert Band will give THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY : “ INGOMAR.” ond Film, First Subject, "OH, WHAT LUNGS” ond Subject, "WOULDN’T IT TIRE YOU.” SUNDAY & MONDAY : First Film. "FLASH LIGHT OF AMERICAN HISTORY.” ond;Film, First Subject “HEALING FOWDER.” fond Subject, “A HAT A FORTUNE.” he whs expected in this city to defend a suit brought against him in the circuit court. The many friends of Mrs. Durfee in thia city will be sorry to hear of her 11. C. Kunze will dispose of his ranch bereavement, and we Hre inlormcd that rhe is prostrated with grief on account as a whole or in tracks to suit purchas- the death of het husband. ers Easy terms. Main street is making a move in the Tillamook is finding its salvation in right diiection. A building is in course competition. Months ago. when one steamer gave that port spasmodic con* olconstruction between the jewelry store ncclion with Portland, the whole coun. and T. Cents' office,which is being erect ty suffered. Now that opposition laiats ed by Clark Hadley and to be used for are running regularly, the great dairy an annex to the Ramsey House, and on district takes on new life and semis the ground floor will be a restaurant. out both loaded with freight and pas Sam Downs is putting up a building on the lot next to Browne’s Shoe Store, to sengers every trip.—Oregonian. be used for a moving picture show. M. In the case of Weber vs. Weber fo. F. Leach will tear out the meat market divorce, an amended complaint has been and the building next door and erect a filed in which the charges set up in the two story building in their place. The original complaint have been greatly Tillamook Hotel and Edmunds Bros, modified and made much milder. We arc- store are to be painted and the street informed that it was by a mieapprehen is lieing scraped, the mud removed and sion on the part of the plaintiff that the will be graveled and rolled. original complaint contained the most Representative A. G. Beals returned on severe charges, which have now been Saturday from attending the special ses withdrawn. sion of the State legislature. He proved County Surveyor Parker, of Clatsop himself to be an efficient and conscien county, has completed the survey fora tious legislator. Mr Beale served credit proposed public highway leading from ably on the Ways and Means, Assess the present county road along the Upper ment and Taxation and Food and Dairy Necantcum River to the Tillamook Products Committees, being chairman of County line, a distance of aboir: 10Ya the latter committee. We are indebted miles. The building of this road, which to him more than any other member of will be^undertaken next year, will com the legislature for the enactment of the plete a first-class wagon and Hutotnobile new Dairy Bill, as it was through his road between this Astoria and Tillamook. efforts and influence that the bill carried, Word was received in this city of the and for the edification of the dairymen death of Lester P. Smith, sou ofjasper in this county, we publish the bill in full Smith, It seems that he was injured in in this issue. Recognizing Mr. Beals* a mine trad died from the effects after worth, Governor Benson has appointed being taken to the hospital. He was him on the Board of Higher Curricula. county school superintendent of Tilla The appointment was unsolicited by Mr. mook County for one term, and lie left Beals and cams as a great surprise to the county about ten years ago and hint. mined in Idaho, and came into posses Shawl tickets 96, 687 and 33 sion of some vuluable mining property. Bee the beautiful flowers on dis- 1 Another Choice Line of Pattern Hats and Tailored Hats will be play a Sturgeon’s at Sturgeou’s next Highest cash price paid for hides by displayed A complaint has been sworn to charg W. B. Sutton at Hannenkrat's Feed week. A spring clean up ol streets, back pre inises and inflamable rubbish about the city would be a good thing. Rev. Thos, Robinson will preach at Bay City on Sunday morning and in this city in the evening. Sturgeon's received some new effects in Ladies’ Hats this week. A jury has been drawn to try the case of bootlegging charge against Vincenz Jacob on Monday next, composed of N. Nelson, D. Martins. Albert Marolf. Frank Severance, T. Surchet and Gus Wicklund. M. F. Leach will pnt up a large two story building where tho present meat market nnd real estate office stands as soon as Mr. Brodhead can get to work at it. He will put in a cold storage room at the same time. A new boiler came in last week for the Red Clover factory, and as an instance of the increase in dairying in that vici nity. that factoiy will not be able to superior to Sherwiu and Williams. At handle all the milk that will be offered the coming spring. King A Smith's. * The passengers who will leave on the County fudge F. H, Goodspeed's farm has been quarantined owing to a youug Sue H. Elmore, from this city, are Allen man by Lucas, a helper on|the place, hav Page, Earl Pntchen, Vernon Olds. J. G wanted at Sturgeon’s. Killpeck, F. Loomis and wife, George ing contracted small pox. About 50 men quit work on the rail Biltgen, M. W. Story, H. Vierick, James E. W. Catterlin is an aspirant for one road on Monday. They wanted an in Notice. of the positions of dairy inspector cre Walton and wile, Miss Fawlk, R Sco crease in their wnges, and as the con On 31st March I will well the Photo field. ated by the Dairy Bill which recently tractors woulj not consent to this they Studio to Dr. T. it. Monk. _ I will _____ re- As the attorneys in the Boelk vs. Oak skidooed. Men keep coming and going main and Hmsli all work up to that passed the State legislature. The tug Geo R. Vosberg and steamer Nolan case had failed to file their brief all the time, as higher wages can be ob time. Those owing me anything Kindly call and pay. Argo crossed out on Sunday morning with the supreme court in the specified tained elsewhere. It is getting as hard J n O. A. D ahlokkn . and as the bar was rough, several time, Nolan appeared before that court to hold men here as it was two ycats and tried to get the case disposed of in ago, notwithstanding that there are a heavy seas broke over the latter vessel. Timber for Bale __ a. that wav. but the court cut the proceed large number of men out of employment. Mat Moroney, who bought the Blake I have for siyle over three million ft. ings short by giving permission to file i Thompson place on Garibaldi beach, The cheese factories are making their of nice yellow-fur timber. Vi mill from the brief. consisting of 118 acres for 810 an acre, usual arrangements for n large supply of Cloverdale, oil the big Nestuccn rive,. I want t<> sell the timber and have it The Tillamook Lumber Manufacturing milk this year, which will be the largest a littli over three year* ago sold the place logged off-1 will not tell the land. Any Company will receive orders for lumlter today for $300 ana acre. tn the history of the county. There is one wanting tn buy write Mr», ¡’helps, Portland, Oregon. tor delivery as soon as the mill starts up [ every indication that the dairymen will Sretliua ft. F. R. Beals baa sold C. B. Wiley's 20 in about a month See Manager G. B. hare another prosperous year, as Tilla Box 78. acres of land immediately north of the Lamb about your lumber bills. Orders mook cheese is sure to receive the top Call for Warrants. city to Mr O'Neal, of Lafayetm Oregon. can now l»e booked for slab wood, which price, that is the cheese which is properly The price paid for thia land was $8.300. All county warranto on General Fund, will be delivered first to thoee who have manufactured, cured and bearing the indoised prior Io January 1, 1807, will New, 2 horse power Gasoline Engine, orders booked ahead. • inspector's seal before it is placed on the Iw paid in presentation, interest ceases st cost. It will saw the wood, run the March 18th. I»OV The Sue H. Elmore came in on Monday market. churn, separator, root cutter and pay with the following passengers ; Henry P. W. Toon. We have to announce the death ol Mr. County Treasurer. for itself io a short time. King X- Smith Erickson, G. Bluhm, E. R. Hardy, A. L. B F. Durfee.which took at Independence, Co. • Barner, Wm. Kopieski, J. Armstrong, Mo., on the 12th Inst., after only a few Call for Warranta. Captain Dunham, who was captain Oak Nolan. L. M. Cramer, D. L. Cald hours sickuesa Deceased was well known All outstanding road warrants will ba on the Roanoke, has taken command of well, W. L. Blakely. Nels Hansen W. S. in Tillamook county, where he nreided the steamer Argo. He has an interest in Gray, W. A. Gray. C- R. Hoevet, R. L for a number of years previous to his 1 paid on presentation. Interest ceases the 11 th day of March, that vessel. She is expected in at any Adame. 0. B Snyder, J. A. Richardson, removal to Missouri about two years) 148 ». “ P. W. - Topp, time. , P. F. Brown and Mr. Haridau. County Treasurer. -since. His death came as a surprise, as,
