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'twin For the next two weeks we will sell our entire line of wash
the eyn ress fabrics at prices that are positively the lowest ever given in
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LetuJving you the opportunity of timely selections. Take advantage
°c<1 Mthis great sale now.
Clothing
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All the seasons latest styles
in high class hand tailored. A
NATTY showing ot men’s
and young men’s seasonable
suits in serge, fancy worsteds,
tweeds, and all the late novel
ty weaves. This is a good
time to buy your suit for the
Foutli while our stock is fresh
and varied. Our prices can
not be beaten for values.
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Calcuttas, Red ar
n-tma'Red, cut from 7c.
All our Lawns, Organdies,
Irish Dimities, Batistes
Crepes and White Fancy
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Dress Frbrics we will cut
ameiwHhcejJ Percales cut from
as follows:
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*12lc. to 1 lc. yd.
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15c. values cut to 6c. yd.
I Intow. F.c. Ginghams cut from
20c. „
9c. „
13c.ullc.yd.
25c. „
13c. „
0 its nptton Foulards cut from
30c. „
14c. „
3'ïf*U5c. to 8c.
35c.
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Phonograph Records
About lOOo Records, we will sell at less than cost to close
All io inch Disc Recordscut from 6oc. to 25c. All Cylin-
■ating p-ÄRecords cut from 35c. to 15c. each. Make early selections
iiirwo; y°u can get the best-
Our $15.00 value^ in Ladies Tailored Tub Dresses go for
I9.85. These garments'are of the highest class of tailor mades.
Coats 45 inches long, single breasted and with semi fitting backs
in White, Tan, Heliotrope, Blues and Resida.
While they last $9.85
Ladies9 Waists
The Queer. Wilhelmina Novelty Dutch Waist is here iu large
varieties, this is the newest thing in waists, the Lace and Em
broidery [trimming on them is the acme of daintiness, while the
low Dutch collar gives an effect which surely leaves nothing to
be desired.
Prices From $1.98 to $5.00.
Ladies’ Wash Belts
Any size or style you waut in these dainty embroideried white
wash belts, a large variety from which to select.
SUITS $8.50 to $25.00
Prices from 25c. to 69c.
Suit Cases
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SHOES ! SHOES !
Men’s Trousers
When you need a pair of
extra Trousers, you want
something that will look well
with your old coat and vest.
The Nufangl line is remark- S
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able for its neatness of pat
terns, as well as for the quality
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of materials used in them.
s hl“ 'This il'the season for Oxfords both for men and women. We We can supply you from a
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the largest showing of all the newest lasts in tans, oxbloods large and well selected stock
^‘‘“ttent leather and vici kids. Come in early before the stock at Prices from
r bad »broken.
Prices from $1.75 to $5.00
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¿¡^BANKING SERVICE
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_ BAfclui Ute becoming more and more the custodians
refill! “of the funds of the people, of both large and small
means. This is due to a wider appreciation of the
,f iigWYalue of banking services as its usefulness is extended
weC,lHjmd its methods become better known. In the case of
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Tillamook County Bank
THE BEST
se is [assured. Its officers aim iu every way to
ct the interests of its patrons, making use of every
• of precaution. It’s up-to-date system of accuracy,
ptneas and the same careful bank. It is the bank
people—rich and poor, men, women and
If you have any banking business to transact,
come to “The Old Reliable.”
ILLAMOÛK COUNTY BANK»”
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE. __ SUPERVISION
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[ THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY.
■IT YOUNG MAN.
PWERM
lANDKERCHIEF.
SUNDAY & MONDAY.
L l tale blotter .
OF THE SLUMS
E KIDS GOT EVEN
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Ft DWELLERS.
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TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY.
LANDERS
HER GOOSE.
ZILIAN'S ICING
AD THE COPS A CHASE.
ADMISSION, 10 Cents
a
Heatheibloom petticoats in Blacks, Blues, Resedas, Helio
tropes, Raspberry and Green. ¡These skirts are full width with
deep flounces.
Price $2.50 each.
Remnants.
We have a large bunch of short lengths in all kinds of
piece goods, all heavily cut in price to close out.
Howard Drew, who has been attend
ing the State University at Eugene, has
returned to the city.
Dr. Morris, eve specialist.
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Sheriff Crenshaw and Dr. Boals left for
A. E. Nolan, general insurance.
Read Tillamook County Bank notes. * Portland on Tuesday, where they intend
buying automobiles.
Get your Daily Bread of W. M. Mills.*
Preaching morning and evening next
Shingles for sale (2.75 per 1000. King
Sunday in the Presbyterian church, by
& Smith Co.
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Rev. Thomas Robinson.
The Very Best Flour, the Daily Bread,
Fly time is coming Get your serene I
at Mills' Cash Store.
doors and adjustible winaow screens
H. Sours, painter and decorator, and now. King & Smith Co.
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decorating a specialty.
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Marriage licenses were issued to Oscar
Sherwin Williams Paints—The guar VVerschkul and Katie Hogen and Charles
anteed kind. King & Smith.
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H. Larison, and Heneretta L. Hess.
Mrs. M. Page left last week to reside
Miss Grace Whitehouse has returned
with her son, Allen, in Portland.
to the city from the State Normal, where
Dr. Perkins will be in Cloverdale from she was the critic teacher in that iusti
the 1st to the 8th of each month.
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tion.
The entertainment at the Academy
Born, in Portland, on Friday, to the
takes place this (Thuisdav) evening.
wife of Prof. E H. Whitney, a son. and
Quick Meal Ranges
Call and get a Grandpa Cooper is the happiest man in
Tillamook.
cook book free. King & Smith Co. *
The sailing dates of the Argo has been
Clams and crabs for sale, opposite
Case's machine shop—Joe Whitney. • changed, and in future she will leave
Large tract of land on Garibaldi beach Portland on Wednesday evening and
Tillamook on Saturday.
to be slashed.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
Best Flour Retailed, $1.70 per sack ;
Croquet sets, tennis goods, Spaulding,
balls and gloves. King & Smith Co. * $6 50 per barrel. Best Dry Granulated
Sugar, $5 75 per 100 pounds, for a short
Horse for sale, weight. 1.200 lbs.—For time, at Mills’ Cash Store.
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particulars call at Headlight office. *
H. A. Miles vs. Arthur McP'aillip* is a
Rev. A. B. Calder will preach in Bay
suit filed in the circuit court to compel
City next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p in. the defendant to llye up to his agreement
Once yonr wheel is equipped with steel to dispose of certain property.
rims the trouble is over. See lid. about
Mrs. C. J. Crook has
appointed
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postmaster at Hemlock, and the post
Leave vonr orders for slab wood at office will be moved fiom the hotel to
the Tillamook Lumber Mlg. Co.’s saw the store about the first of the month.
mill.
| Sermon subjects at theChurch of Christ
W. M. Mills is quite sick with pneu- neit Lord
—,. In the mornir.g
------ s d»y.
«onia and hi* sickness is causing some ‘'Light." ' In the evening. "The Enmity
a*8rm-
I between God aod man, and ho'v re
Home properties in all parts of the moved.''
county from $500 and up
See Rollie J The pingers who left on the Argo
Watson.
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wtri j. j Walters and t <ife, H.
All Pattern Hats and Trimmed Hat*| P. Rasmusen and wife, Nels Paulsen, G.
Selling at Big Reduction at Sturgeon's , P. Horgis, Willie Anderson, Mrs. M. Page
this month.
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,md A. W Severance.
For Sale, span of Horses, four and five
Alter a long spell of fine w-Mther the
year* old, between 11 and 12 hundred, wind turned to southwest early Wednes-
See J. C. Bewley.
• day morning, and this brought, rain. A
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Botts returned to *ew days rain would be quite beneficial
th« city on Saturday ; also Mrs. Carl to the county, butastbebay harvest is
Haberlach and Mrs. W. F. Baker, who about to commence it will 'telay it some
had been visiting reUtue*.
«• R continue*.
TILLAMOOK
$7.00
$3.95
Petticoats
Shoe
$2.25 to $5.00
36.50
JOTTINGS
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■Sheriff Crenshaw nnd wife returned to
For first class shoe repairing see
the city on Sunday from Portland, bring-' H. Simpson at Browne’s Shoe
ing Dr, Tom Wine and wife with them, Store.
who came in on a visit. They made the
Mr». M. J. Durfee, widow of the late
trip from Portland in one day.
H. F, Durfee, and her daughtcr.Mr*. Geo.
Rev. G. M. Beeler has been appointed W arlick, left for the Ea»t on Tueaday.
pastor of the U B. church in this city,
Th ty came here to look after their pro«
and the Rev. W. W. Rosebraugh, who perty, but had a strenuou* time in pre
occupied the pulpit in that church, had venting the bunco »hark» from doing
the church at Philomath assigned him.
them out of their money and property.
C. R. Hoevet has leas.ed the saw mill
Two passenger conche» will be lent in
from Long & Son and is prepared to fur
nish all kinds ot building material and on the next trip of the barge from Port
boxes on .short notice. Let him figure on laud, and a» the bridge on the Wilion
your new building, Quality and price is river will be completed in a few day»,
the track on thi* end of the Pacific Rail
right.
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Died, on Friday, June 18th, at the way & Navigation Co.'» road will be in
hi me of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. shape that car» will lie able to run be
West, Miss Lottie Pearl West, aged 13 tween Tillamook City and the Miami
years, 4 months and 12 days. Deceased river.
was buriedon Sunday in the Oddfellow's
Some of the person! who will act a*
Cemetery.
fire wardens this summer are : Edgar
Mr. Kasper Szweifel, who recently Munson and Henry Lowry, South Prai-
came herefrom Wisconsin has pur ríe ; G. H. Benson, North Wilson ; II. H.
chased ths Fred Weber farm arul per. Parsons and R. Reed. Kelchis ; C. F.
soi.».I property on Trask river for Alexander. Miami ; Oscar Stanburg,
$1?,500.00. The deal was mad« through Scott Obv and Taylor Thomas, Trask,
There will be twice as many firewardens
the F. R. Beals real estate agency.
< ounty School Superintendent Buel on duty this year indifferent part* of the
han gone to the valley to attend the county.
Su|erlntendents’ Convention nnd State
The new launch Frolic, built in thi*
Teachers' Association, which will meet city by H. Eadu», will be completed thi*
at Salem and Albany next week. Mr», week and will be launched probably on
Ford will ne in the office from 1 to 4 Saturday. Mr. Eadui will be the muster
o'clock each day.
of the new vessel and she will be put on
At the annual school meeting on Mon. the run between this city and ull point*
day, H. T. Botts wa» re.elected director om the bay, and a* a large nnmber of
and Alva Finley re-elected school clerk. visitor* are expected in Tillamook this
M. W. Harrison, A. T. White and James Summer there will be plenty of launches
Walton were appointed a commit«« to to accommodate them. Glenn H. John
audit the account*. There were only fire son. of Bay City, will be the manager of
person* present—three directors,the clerk the Frolic,
and the lleadlignt man.
The new mw mill belonging to the
Mr. W. H. Parker came in on Tillamook Lumber Manufacturing Com
Saturday to visrt his sons J Harvey and J pany is »awing out over 40,(100 feet of
Clarence Parker, who ar« in bininean in Inmlier daily, I which is being taken
thi* city, and to look over the county. away altnoet a* fast os it i* cut. Owing
Mr.Parker wa* formerly publisher of the to the local demand, I be mill company
Forest Grove* Time», which is to be bad to postpone cutting the ipruce log*
merged with th« New*. Thi* will givej belonging to G. IV. Kiger for ten day*.
Forest Grove but one newspaper, and 1 The mill I* .giving itrady employment to
wa* brought about by the business men ' a large nunrlier of men, which help* the
agree ing to support but one newspaper eity with a pay roll, and as toon a* pos-
in tba t citv. thus exploding the idea that ' «able the company will slock up a large
a long felt want existed in having two I nmlier yard with all kind« of dimension
or three newspaper* bntt in where there lumber.both dossed, undressed and kiln
4 oeiy room io