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T illamook , O regon , OCTOBER 14, 1909
STAR
THEATRE "
he left win a.
1 H bo' and 0B Friday
zona: 1
tomily for Ari­
li- h J h” D'an)’ friends h°I* ‘hat
‘b-baPge of climate wdl be be^aal
THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY
SMUGGLER’S DAUGHTER.
UffLE FOLKS.
iillCY SUE
& LEG LEGACY.
tur
iblfoiit1’H Elmore leftou Sunda-T with
Mr Affi
8PJaS*en,{'rS: C' E-Hadley,
■ Allison and wife, A. Schoel A C
Uehaer.LcX’h«;.?:
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THF WHOLE WORLD KIN.
I n AFFAIR of ART.
rog(WRONG MEDICINE.
STUNG by A BEE.
STlJ
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
0000 FOR EVIE.
iS OLD ORGAN.
ail"p ; m " S,P:,W“|’ R o - W ells '
and g, B McKinley.
Whe„ you buy your candies a t a Candy
Factory yon know they are fresh. We
" ‘, only make taffy, but we make all
kinds of candies The Spa Candy pay
the troubles of an amateur detective .
it Show, 7:30 P.M.
Second Show,
°ry is a fillHmook industry and the
right place to buy.
ADMISSION, 10 Cents.
CE. Reynolds has sued William Hiatt
m the circuit court for the value of a
carket order-d by the defendant. The ,
casket was valued at $150. and there re i
mams $114 95 #ti|l unpaid, which the I
undertaker brings suit to recover.
Sole Agent for
the
“American Lady
Corset.”
#1.50 per year.
HALTOM’S,
The
Home of Values.
A REAL LIVE BEDDING SPECIAL.
Feather Pillows.
Blankets & Comforters
A $1.00 Pillow. Size, 18x25. Ea., 63c
A $1.25 Pillow. Size, 19x26. Ea., 83c
A $1.50 Pillow. Size, 19x26. Ea. $1.19
Sheets & Pillow Cases
A Full Size White Cotton Filled Quilted
Comforter, $2.25 value. Each
$1.83
A good
white Cotton filled Comforter.
Value, fi.50.
$1.19
A better grade ’4 Comforter, white Cotton
filled and quilted. A $1.75 value. Ea, $1.33
Gray Cotton Blankets, regular size. $1.50
value.
Pair, 1.19
Full Size Tan or White Cottou Blankets,
Heavy Twilled. $2.00 value. Pair, 1.49
y Size Cottou Blankets, Gray. 1.00 value.
A good quality Sheet. Size, 72 x 90.
Rudolph Zweifel ha9 sold e]even acre#
Deputy Dairy and Food Commissioner
off of his dairy farm at Nehalem to Steve
Reg. 95c- value.
Morris, eye specialist.
Catterlin swore out a complaint against
Scovell at $300 an acre.
Rosedale Pillow Slips.
Size, 42 x
S. Schiffman charging him with using
«
¡¡iolan. general insurance.
15c. values.
The new furniture store, in the Mason
milk for the manufacture of cheese which
¡Tillamook County Bank notes. • building, will be opened for business to-
had been kept in an unsanitary place
mirow
(Friday),
bv
Page
Bros.
fUlrt add of Holstein Cows and
Turkish Towels in Good Quality and
He will be given a hearing on Friday
The plasterers who have been working before Judge Sappington
medium size Huck, a 15c. values.
lterl wanted.—Inquire nt this on the concrete building finished on Tues­
Dean Bros, have completed arrange­
day and returned to Portland.
ments to place the new gasoline schooner
G. C. Price is fixing up the store next
Miller and wife were in from Dolph
Oshkosh on the route between Portland
to the Headlight office and will manufac­
and Tillamook Bay points. She will be
■ty-
Ladies' Fast Black Hose,
ture
soda
water
and
other
soft
drinks.
I.Todd went to Portland on busi-
operated independently of the Sue H.
We have just received a
full
fashioned, Regular 15c.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Webster
Holmes
left
on
Elmore or the Argo The Oshkosh is 9S
sSunday.
large
shipment of Lace Cur­
value.
Friday for Salem, where Mr. Holmes had feet in length and is of light dratt.
yBrown, of Dallas, was in the
tains in a large variety of de­
business to attend to in the supreme
Ladies
’
Fast
Black Cash- signs.
The Tillamook Brick and Block Com­
steday.
These curtains are
court.
mere Stockings, A 40 cent
pany is the name of an industry which
Idem, of Nehalem, was iu the
here a month before we
For sale, Tenm Wagon and Harness, commenced business in this city, and it is
value, This is a special bar-
«Tuesday.
needed them, and we have no
in good condition. Team weighs 1.150 manufacturing cement brick and fancy
gain at
lH. Murrey, of Portland, was in
room for them.
and 1,200 pounds. Enquire at the Head­ blocks at Elliott's dock. Those who are
(Thursday.
light office.
»
A large size net curtain,
wanting anything in thisline can obtain
1 Moore, of Salem, was in the
dainty designs. Regular value
For rent, large, airy, well furnished all information by visiting the place.
Saturday.
bedrooms, with electric lights, bath,
T. C. Ballentyne. the cheese maker at
Our wonder Hose, one of 75c. We will sell for the pair,
Ererett Hall, who was quite sick, telephone and stove. Call or phone E. the Miami factory, was awarded first
the best wearing stockings
yiiat better.
G. Ford.
prize for cheese at the Seattle fair, which
An extra size Lace Curtain,
ever turned out for 20c. a
Sulford, of Neskowin was in
Dr. Morris, the eye specialist, will be is another honor won by the famous
handsomely finished. Regular
pair.
On
sale
this
week
at
.(»Tuesday,
at Cloverdale on Monday, at Meda on Tillamook cheese. The cheese obtained
the ridiculously low price of price, $1.50. Now per pair.
Ikuiser, of Hood River, was in Tuesday, at Beaver on Wednesday and the might score in all points with the ex.
ception of flavor, and here is where a
Win Sunday.
will be in his office on Thursday.
few points were lost.
ill.Scnlaeppi, of Portland, was
C. S. Atkinson has bought out Clar­
J L. Arstell, the young man who was
u, m Sunday.
ence Hanenkratt, who will continue the
sent to the penitentiary from this coun­
Notice.
in Tillamook City, the material used in
Wimmer and wife were ill from flour and feed business at the old stand,
ty, and who broke jail twice while con­
its construction being entirely of con­
Moo Monday.
and lie solicits a part of the trade.
All
bills
against
Albert Mason are to
fined here before he was sentenced, is to
crete and steel, 31 tons of steel being be presented to Jessie Mason.
IM painter and decorator, and
Strayed or stolen from the pasture of be tried at Salem for holding up J. J. Mc­
A lbert M ason .
used to reinforce the concrete.
The
kaga specialty.
Mrs. A. L. Donaldson, one medium size Donald on the Liberty road near Salem building is 100 feet by 50 feet, with base­
rue. 15 Registered Holstein Bulls black cow, stub tail, Finder please in- after he was liberated from the peniten. ment. and walls, floors, ceilings, piers,
Stolen
Jit it Co.'s add.
*
form Mrs. A L. Donaldson and receive tiary, a true bill having been found girders and beams are all cement, rein
Look
out
for
a
small blue truss frame
against him last week by the Marion
■ Krebtnand wife, of Saleai, were reward.
forced with steel. To give some idea of Emblem Bicycle«, with steel rims, new.
county
grand
jury.
city on Monday.
Captain Dunham and Engineer Dun-
the strength of the building there are 12 Return to Ed. Snodgrass and receive a
The steamer Argo came in on Friday cement piers each of which have a car­
■urlioe of Ladies’ and Children's ham, who owned 60 per cent of the
reward.
stock in the steamer Argo, have sold and her passengers were R. L. Wells, J rying capacity of 300,000 pound, the
jstrecrived at Sturgeon's.
*
R.
Eldridge,
Mr.
Trombly
and
wife,
Mr.
girders 35 tons and the beams 25 tons.
To Our Friend« and Patron«
^Parker, brother-in-law of Lifut. their interests in that vessel to the other
Vedito and wife, W. H. Cooper and wife, On Wednesdays start was made to take
stockholders.
Having sold and transferred our
Finch, is visiting the county.
G. W. Winters, Mr. Odgers, A. Zuercher. off the wood casing, and the concrete place of business to Mr. D. A. Bailey, of
After several days of delightful, warm J. Kodad, Mr. Hvlinther, Mr. Jantalis
to, at Hotel Oceanway, a com-
showed that the builder bad made a Cloverdale, we sincerely hope that our
weather, it commenced raining on IVed- and wife, H W. Wickman, W. S. Rey­
litlto do general house work.
many friends will continue their liberal
good job of the work.
patronage, and receive the same cour­
nesday.
and
the
weather
conditions
are
< • pin, with "D.R.” emblem,
nolds, Bessie and Nellie Reynolds. F. P.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs. teous treatment as before.
such
that
it
is
producing
a
large
amount
Donnis
and
wife,
8.
Tomlinson
and
wife
•ss left at the Headlight office.
We wish to thank you all for the un­
Andrew Christensen on October 6. that
of grass for the dairy herds.
and J. B. Hayes.
being her birthday. The visitors present bounded kindness which you have
uberman won the dinner set
Mrs. Amanda Haberlach has bought
Mrs.W. H. Neal came down from Mar- were Mrs. Brown and baby, Mrs. Ber­ shown to us here, and hope that some
tat Mason, Peunington & Co.,
day we may be able to return and make
F. E Norton’s dairy farm at Woods, cola yesterday and on Friday Mr. and ger and baby, Mrs. Merle Smith and our home amoug you.
aesday last.
Mrs. Neal will leave for Tillamook,where baby, Mrs.Powell, Mrs. Sheets and dau­
A lbert M ason & F amily .
»of brush to slash, will let con paying $11,500 for the place, which con­
toe by day. See F. R. Beals. * tains 137 acres, the dairy herd and farm Mr. Neal will go into the grocery busi ghters Katie and Elta, Mrs. Buell, Mrs.
ness with a complete stock of goods. Dawson, Mrs. Neilson, and Misses Edith
implements being included.
Board of Equalisation.
’• Whitehouse will leave this
Mrs. Neal’s health seems to be better Goyne and Bertie Wheeler. Each visitor
F.
D.
Stafford
bought
the
F.
A.
Bow
­
‘«peod the winter in California.
along the coast and she gained mater­ took lunch, and when all war spread on
Notice is hereby given that on Mon.
man farm at Slab Creek, which contains
»ill be services morning and
ially in her stay at Newport this sum­ the table it was with much pleasure day, October 18, 1909, the County Board
159 acres, paying $6,800 for it. He has
«1 the Presbyterian church next
mer. They have many friends who will that the party partook of the dinner in of Equilization will meet at the Court
also bought the stock ot merchandise
will| wish well in their new location.— honor of their friend, whom they had House of Tillamook County, Oregon,
The sale was made through R. W, Wat­
Eugene Register.
surprised completely. Mr. Christensen and publicly examine the assessment rolls
«nd crabs for sale, also shells.
son.
The ladies belonging to the Shakes­ received a number of nice presents and for said year, and correct all errors in
C««e't machine shop. — Joe
Amongst the passengers who left on
peare Club were entertained on Friday at all had a pleasant time.
valuations, descriptions of lands and
the Argo on Sunday were Ed. Smith and
Cranberry culture has grown to the other property. Said board will con­
Femtahed Rooms nnd Lodgings wife, W. A. Cobb, Chas. Gill and wife, V the home of Mrs. Groat, when another
"Lawrence Sanders at the Till- W. Tomlinson, W. B. Dicling, Mr. Won pleasant afternoon was spent The club proportions of a promising industry in tinue in session from day to day, until
entered upon its sixth year oil Friday, Tillamook County. The local market the examination, correction and equali­
Hotel.
,
dieman. K. Kauffman, F. Schultheir. H.
zation of the assessment rolls shall lie
®*k«rlacb was elected secretary Fraser, Mrs. M. Fraser, Miss P. Fraser, and the time to hold its annual meeting, at present absorbes the entire output of
when Mrs. T. H. Goyne was elected pres the cultivated cranberry field« of Tilla­ completed.
«»of the Mia mi Valley Cbeese Pete Norberg, Harry No. berg and D. ident, Mrs. Dan Goodspeed vice-presi mook. But a few years hence, when
Dated at Tillamook. Oregon, Septero
to week.
Otter.
dent and Mrs. C. I. Clough secretary and railroad communication shall be fully ber, 22, 1909.
K. M. H are ,
treasurer. Mrs. Groat served a dainty established between the productive Coast
County Assessor.
lunch, which was enjoyed by all, and county, so long "shut in from nil the
which reflected great credit upon the world without’’ and outside markets,
It's Luck to Smoke Puck.
the people of Portland may hope to share
hostess.
The Better than 6c. Cigar.
A. C. Smith is putting up a building in the bounty of the Tillamook cranberry
In time of need is a fat bank account. It will opposite Geo Edmunds’ new building yield. The consumption of cranberries,
The Cigar in the Green Box.
for the purpose of manufacturing cement like that of all other fruits, has increased
stand by you when all others fail- The way
tiles cement blocks, etc., and has a small enormously in recent years. It is grati.
The Best Plaster,
acquire this fat account is to begin depositing plant which he will operate. For bmld fving to note that the North Pacific A pinco of flannel dampened with
Coast
will
not
hereafter
lie
entirely
de
­
ing purposes the cement blocks are be­
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound ot)
and keep at it. Promptness, courtesy and care
coming quite popular.because they make pendent upon New Jersey, Michigan and to the affected parte is superior to any
ful attention to the wants of its customers are a substantial,comfortable building which other places where cranberries flourish plaster. When troubled with laine bar k
or pains in the side or cheat give it a trial
some of the features of the Business 1 olicj 0
does not deteriorate like lumber. Mr. in perfection and abundance for its sup. and you are certain to be more than
plv
of
this
fine,
appetizing
fruit.
The
pleased with the prompt relief which it
Smith has been figuring with the county
this bank.
court to supply the county with cement Oiegon cranberry may never attain to affords. This liniment also relieves
rheumatic pains and ia certain to pleuse
tiles for culverts, which is something that the fame of the Oregon apple in far mar­ anyone »iffenng from that disease Sold
kets, but, in due time, no doubt, it will
i. greatly needed in'this county.
by lutmar's Drug Store.
supply, to some extent, the borne mar­
Fresh cranberries can lx obtained the
ket.— Oregouian.
issued by this banking house, entitles you
year round bv a simple prove» of pre­
ferring. Fill a gl"«« jar with cranberries
every convenience of modern banking.
Want to Buy or Sale.
and then pour in cold water, screw the
When opening a bank account, you wan
¡id on. making the Ixrriev air tight. Th« | Farm, Hog, Dairy or Chicken Ranch.
cranberries will keep frrah for «verni Orchard or Timber. One acre or thou­
safe bank, conveniently located—one whose cc n
year, if kept in ’ co°'
’ sands. It will pay you to consult Hart­
stant endeavor is to serve you best.
better flavor by being kept in that way man & Thompson, Chamber of Com­
Paid up Capital....................... $25,000,
NEWCOMERS we invite your strict in­ Tillamook cranberries are now on the merce. Portland, Ore. Edwin Hooker,
Offers every facility for safe banking
market, and thoae -ho want fresh cran- Mgr. Farm Dept.
and respectfully solicits your business.
vestigation.
terriex the year round can have them
Acts as trustee for corporations, indi­
Notice To Customer«.
hv following the «bove recipe. The
viduals and estates. Confidential trust
Editor opened «versi ,.r. of er.uberne. |
idch were put «P >®
All persons indebted to Clarence H«n- relations carried out faithfully.
Interest at current rates on time de­
enkratt
will kindiv call and settle tbeir
¿.r. ago and the berries were .n excel-
posits.
bills promptly. Fills are payable to C.
capital
Mail business given prompt attention.
lent coodi‘io®
S. Atkinson, my stxsresaor, and must be
Fire and burglar proof safety deposit
Ths new concrete building for Joneu-
paid in cash or by negotiable note with- boxes just installed for convenience of
Knudton Furniture Company !» the
cuatomera st reasonable rental.
_
T illamook CITY.
sd ¡ST..but«ntoU buddi®« to be erected in 30 days from date.
i
I
OOK
JOTTINGS
Each, 49c.
TOWELS.
Each,
Each, 8c.
HOSIERY SPECIAL.
Lace Curtains.
Price, 9c.
Per Pair, 24c.
A Big Cut in Childrens
STOCKINGS.
45c.
Per Pair, 9c.
$1.23
W BEST FRIEND
BANK BOOK IN YOUR NAME
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY. ORE.
" The Old Reliable.’
$ TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
I
The Peters and
Lounsbury
Dress Shoe for
Women.
Pair, 73c.
Men's Underwear.
A Heavy Fleeced Jersey
Ribbed Underwear in Pink or
Blue. Regular 50c. value now.
Per garment, 23c.
Our Heavy Fleece Lined
Underwear for tnen, in light
tan or blue.
Per garment, 43c.
A Pure, all Wool Under­
wear, in Vicuna or Pink.
Heavily Fleeced. This gar­
ment is worth $1.75 anywhere.
Our special price
Per garment, $1.35
Money Comes in Bunches
to A, A. Chisholm, of Tweadwell. N.Y.,
now. His reason is well worth reading:
“For a long time I suffered from indi­
gestion, torpid liver, constipation, ner­
vousness and general debility," he
writes. "I coudn't sleep, had no ap-
iietite, nor ambition, grew weaker every
day in Bpite of all medical treatment.
Then used Electric Bitters.
Twelvo
bottles restored all my old-time health
and vigor. Now I can attend tn busi­
ness everv day. It’s a wonderful med­
icine.'* Infallible for Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys, Bloid aud Nerves. 50c. at
Chas. I. Clough.______
Frightful Fate Averted
" l would have been a cripple for life,
from a terrible cut on my knee cap,”
wTites Frank Ilisberry, Kelliher, Minn.,
•• without Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which
soon cured me." Infallible for wounds,
cuts and bruises, it soon cures Burns,
Scalds, Old Sores. Boils, Skin Eruptions.
World's best for Pile«. 25c. at Chas. I.
Clough.________________
More Than Enough
Much.
is
Too
To maintain health, a mature man or
woman needs just, enough food to iepair
the want and supply energy and body
heat.
The habitual consumption ot
more food than is necessary for there
purposes is the prime cause of stomach
troubles, rheumatism and disorders of
the kidneys. If troubled with indigea-
tion, revise your diet, let reason and
not appetite control and take a few
dimes of Chamlierlain’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets and you will soon he all
right again. For sale by Lamar's Drng
Store.
Well Known
Hotel Keeper
Uses and
Recommends
Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diar­
rhoea Remedy.
*' I take pleasure in saying that I have
kept Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in my family medi­
cine chest for about fifteen years, and
have always had satisfactory results
from its use. I have administered it to
a great many traveling men who ware
suffering from troubles for which it is
recommended, and have never failed to
relieve them,” says J. C. Jenkins, of
Glasgow, Kv. This remedy is for sale
by l-ainar’e Drug Store.
Its a Top Notch Doer.
Great deeds compel regard. The world
crowns its doers That's why the Ameri­
can people have crowned Dr. King’s
New Discovery the King of Throat and
Lung remedies. Every atom is a health
force. It kills germs, arid colds and la
grippe vanish. It heals cough-racked
membranes and coughing stops. Sore, in­
flamed bronchial tubes and lungs are
cured and hemorrhages cease. Dr. Geo.
More, Black Jack, N.C., writes "it cured
me of lung trouble, pronounced hopeless
by all doctors.” 50c , |1 00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed byCha». I. Clough.
How to Cure a Cold
Be an careful as you can. you will
occasionally take cold, and when you do,
g-et a medicine of known relialiility, rm«
tl vet baa an established reputation nnd
th st is certain to effect a quick cure.
SuOh a medicine is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It lias gained a world wide
reputation by its remarkable cures of
th mi n»<«t common ailmeut, and can
always ibe depended upon. It acta on
nature's plan, relieve« the lungs, aids
expactora «on. open the secretions snd
suie nature in restoring ths system to a
healtliv condition. For sale by Lamar's
brag Store.
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