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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1909)
Mcaöliflljt W.XXII. NO. >1.50 per year. OCTOBER 2i, 1909. ¡11 start Noting on Babv Contest Nov. 1. close Nov. 30, 1909. STAR HALTOM’S THEATRE THURSDAY. FRIDAY Jt SATURDAY r We are simply overloaded with Fall 49 cents EXTRA specials . Stock. Everyone knows that we expected SALE OF SHEETS. to be in our new store in the concrete block Argentine Full Size Sheets, ¿ilk in all new Fall by October 1st. We bought our fall stock extra quality sheet colors. Regular 50c with the expectation of having ample room ing. Regular value a yard sale, yd. 75c. each. Sale each for them in the new building. 39 cents. 49 cents These goods arc now arriving in enor- nious quantities on every boat and we have opened, and crowded goods into the shelves of our old store until we cannot find loom lor anything else, but goods still continue to arrive. CUe must make room, and in order to do so are offering many bargains in lines of goods on w nch we are overstocked or have no room for. Get in on this. It is to your advantage to trade here exclusively for the next month. Bear in mind that our argain offerings are from absolutely nem stock, not shelf worn or moth eaten stuff. You can always rely on our word in these publications. We want }ou to read them and then investigate for yourselves as to the truth of our state ments. E T HflUTOM 39 cents w the sultan s power , the pulverizer , blue BEGAN D “ SUNDAY AND MONDAY, i BRUISED HEART. CARNIVAL AT NIECE, 19o9. THE LOST H A RRIS. OTHERS GLUE ' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. THE WlY OF MAN. BONDSMEN’S FATE. CURED BY GYMNASTICS. Show, 7:30 l’.M. Second Show, ADMISSION, 10 Cents. OOK JOTTINGS. is, eye specialist. Solan, general insurance. * For burnished Rooms and Lodgings inquire of Lawrence Sanders at the Till, amook Hotel. » A. J. Bardick moved to Nehalem on Jlamook County Bank notes * Tuesday, where he bought a dairy farm rs wanted. Enquire of F. R. containing 60 acres. A marriage license was issued to Ed. jars' add of Holstein Cows and Brunersreuther and Miss Lillian Scholl- meyer, both of Nehalem. Preaching at the Presbyterian church at Bay City next Sunday morning and Gibson, of Salem, was in the city in this city in the eveuing. Mrs. \\ . Eberinan won the dinner set I- Jirber, of Sheridan, was in the at Mason, Pennington & Co’s, depart ment etore on Wednesday. toay. itorm umbrella in county at berger. of Nehalem, this week, was in jion is attending the State it Eugene. Cuts in Prices in Piece Goods Mrs. J. R. Thorall and children, of Garibaldi, are visiting friends and r-.-la. tives in this neighborhood. Rev. A. B. Calder will preach on Sun day next at Onion Peak at 11 a.m., painter and decorator, and Nehalem at 2:30 and at Balm at 7:30 aspecialty. * p tn. ,15Registered Holstein Bulls, For sale, Team Wagon and Harness, k Co.'s add. * in good condition. Team weighs 1.150 H.Starbuck, of Portland, was and 1,200 pounds. Enquire at the Head y on Saturday. light office. ♦ o«, of Amery, Wis., is in on For rent, large, airy, well furnished bis uncle, E. Glad. bedrooms, with electric lights, bath, Ballard and wife, of Portland, telephone and stove. :»buy farm property. G. Ford. Call or phone E. * D.Murphy, of Portland, was Attorney Webster Holmes returned tie first of the week. from Salem I the first of the week, where i to argue in the su- Itaas and P. F. Wright, of be had two cases preme court. itrt in the city Wednesday, Harvey Williams and wife returned to dbrush to slash, will let con Mj day. See F. It. Beals. ♦ the county from Portland last week, Rooms and Board at Mrs. where he had undergone an operation for , opposite Dr. Sharp's resi- appendicitis. • L. Laborwitch and wife came in on the Sue H. Elntore from Portland for r^andsoti Harry have gone ,and may be gone several the purpose of opening up a lady's out fitting department, The heavy rain with some heavy light I Ford, of Salem, and Chas. D. ning on Tuesday night, was a forcible Portland, were in the city on reminder that the rainy season com menced in good style. nd crabs for sale, also shells. Trolling for salmon appears to be a Cue1« machine shop. — Joe very successful sport, .‘or most of the t oilers have been catching as many I- Hsltom is expected home salmon as they could pack home. pin visiting with relatives at C. N. Johnson, of Beaver, brought to this office some fine samples of potatoes. pH- T. Botts and wife are ex- They were Puritans, and Mr, Johnson r* this week from their visit informs us that they do well in this K KMr>- W. H. Neal came in country. Strayed or stolen from the pasture of ►»for the purpose of starting Mrs. A. L. Donaldson, one medium size Iciness in this city, and they black cow, stub tail. Finder please in- Poring to secure a store build- i form Mrs. A L. Donaldson and receive I reward. THERE’S COMFORT IN r* FiTS LIKE YOUR FOOT PRINT” ^OxV, PENNINGTON & Co E 4 ft ! g 2 3 Domestics Dress Goods 12ic Outing Flannels in stripes and checks, salevd. 9c. 50c. Red and Blue Checked Linen Table Cloth, 58 inches wide, saleyd. 43c. 83c. Bleached Linen Table Cloth, 72 inches wide, handsome design, saleyd. 67 c. 15c. Princess Percales, new patterns, sale vd. 12c. New All Wool Henriettas, 36 inches wide in Navy, cardinal, brown and black. Regular value 75c. Saleyd. 57 c. Heavy French Serge in navy, cardinal, green, etc. 48 inches wide. Value 75c. Saleyd. 57c. Heavy all Wool Serge in Naw. Mode, Black and Grey. 48 inches wide. Regular Value $1.25 Saleyd. 98c. A 15c. Unbleached Turkish Towel, good quality, large size. Sale, each O,. OC A A A A A week. See how happy they are. This good work will continue all next week. Get your bedding supplies from us and be happy too. 31.00 Pillow for...... 31.25 „ 31.50 „ ............ 75c. Sheet for............ 15c. Pillow Case for ...3 .63 .... 83 .... 1.19 .... 49 9 A 31.50 Comfort for A 31.75 A 32.25 A 31.00 Blanket for. A 3200 A 15c. Rosedale Pi.'low Slip, made of good quality sheeting, size 42 by 36. Sale each Qz. zt. Important News ! Welcome News ! Pleasing News ! These Ladies attended i our Bedding Sale last A Q,. >eVs THE FLOSHEIM SHOE. 31.19 . 1.33 . 1.83 73 . 1.49 The Argo's passengers when she left on The passeuge's who came in on the Sue H. Elmore last week were Mr. Cha Sunday, were J. J. Powell and wife, L. G. pin, H. Olson. E. Nelson. A. Peterson, Freeman. Mrs. J, W, Campbell, Solomon G. R. Rotfmg. Messrs. McCoy, Wheeler Whitehouse, Adolph Hoven, F P. Downs and wife, P. E. Jager, C. 'Gunderson, R. and Skidmore. Sid Travis and Clyde Craver were, McAfee, B. R. Dickson and wife, Rutb down on the bay trolling for salmon on and Mildred Dickson. Eri in Carter and wife came in from Sunday, and when at Dick's point they saw a deer at the water’s edge, when Lents last week, after being away from the county for several years, and since Travis shot it. leaving Garibaldi beach, where he used The Pacific Railway & Navigation Co. to reside, he has done some successful commenced condemnation proceedings sparking, for Mrs Ervin Carter accom in the circuit court against C. T. Latour- panied him to Tillamook. ette et al and Nannie A. Steinhilber and Gust Nelson and Peter Nelson, part- ’ Theodore Steinhilber. On the evening of the 16th inst. at the ners doing business under the firm iisme : M. E parsonage, Edward Bruners- of Nelson & Co . sued Hiram Eadus reuther and Lillian Scholluiever, , both of\ and Irene Eadus in the circuit court for marriage by 1509.78, being the accounts of several of Nehalem, were united in i_ — the business men of Bay City for mer the Rev J. F Dunlop. Ira Diamond brought a large quantity | chandise furnished the defendants. The announcement of the marriage of of large ripe strawberries to the city on , here they were George W. Phelps, of Netarts, to Pearl Monday from Sandlake, wl ready sale at Evelyn, daughter of Mrs. Alicia Phelps. grown, which found a i_ : reached this office. The wedding took 12 40 a crate, or 20c. a box. Sunday, her place at Kansas City, Mo , last Thurs- The Sue H. Elmore left on --------- . u i,i w P.v,r« dav, and the happy couple will at home nuviwrn be ng Mrs. Harold. W Byers. z. '; r passenger» u k Netarts alter the 1st November. B. Seondh. Mrs. Howard Edmunds, L F Wheeler, L. L.Tomlinson, L. T. Skid I H. Sours has the contract to paint more. Howard Brooks and wife, and the Tillamook Building Company s new James Walton. 'concrete building, and as he is an ex See Sturgeon • for anything in Ladies perienced painter and decorator, and his »nd Children'. Headwear. A complete work .. g.v.ng great ..tl.fact.on, .t.s Lof material for making to order, a. safe to say that be wdl make a good we|i Trimmed Hat. .nd Untnmmed job pamtmg the best .nd largestbus.nes. shapes. Prices always reasonable. • I building in the city. The Board of Equalization. |composed I The steamer Argo brought io the fol- Harvey of County Judge Good.peed, k>«m« passenger. I.rt week 1 Harean/county Clerk Holden, la ¡in Williams .nd wife, George Watt .nd " nthi. weak with but little do.ng wife, H. K Ballard and wife and family. ,<-**-* ■<«,» . I bi a^essmeut uf lb«« A^rty. rOa. Lbaa Peuuhe.mer, W. O. Bowers, I Is making its opening bow to Tillamook’s resi dents at the “Home of Values. ” Don’t fait to see our window display and ask for the “Florsheim Shoe.” Mrs. Tillotson. Mr. Laborwitch and wife, The marriage of Emily D. Sheldon to H. M. Davis and wife, S. M. Kerron, O. Chester W. Hopkins was solemnized di G. Vallien. Mrs. Thompson, 0. A. Wells. the home of the bride's sister, 627 Ever ett street. Portland. Or., Thursday The goyernrnent has entered into a night, October 14. The ceremony was contract with the Tillamook Building performed by the Rev. J. E. Snyder, Company to have the post-office moved paster of Piedmont Presbyterian Church. to the new concrete building The lease The bride was ¡becomingly attired in is for five years, and the office is to be lavender chiffon broadcloth and carried moved the first of November. The huilrl- bride's rosea. Only the immediate re ing‘company will liuveto furnish the latives and families were present. Mrs. office with cabinets, and with light and Harriet D. Robinson, of Detroit, Mich., heat. mother of the bride, attended. Autumn JamtA Walton left on Saturday to go foliage and quantities of Caroline Tee- to Salem in hit automobile, where Mrs. j tout roses formed effective decoration, Walton is visiting relative»*. He had not Mr, Hopkins is a well known business gone far on his journey before the ma man. formerly of Grand Rapids, Mich. chine began to balk, first by bursting a Mrs Hopkins, who is very popular, has tire and then refusing to budge one way been much enlertuined the past fort or the other, and Mr VV niton had to night They will lie at home at 297 put up for the night at Ocean way Hotel. San Ralael street after November 1. The Kollie W. Watson went out to him the bride lived in Tillamook a few years ago, neat morning and help him out of his residing with her sister tire. Lem Par dilemma, and returning to the city Mr. ker al Hobsonville. Walton went out on the Sue H. Elmore. Last Wednesday a very pleasant sur prise was given Mrs. Dungey on the anniversary other seventy-fifth birthday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dan Goodspeed. Those present were ; .Mr. and Mr Bewley, Mr. and Mrs. McNair. Rev and Mrs. Dunlop, and Mr. Cobler. of Tillamook, and Mr. and Mrs Cone. Mrs. F. Hicks, Mrs. Elizabeth Good- speed and Mrs. Hicks, of Bay City. A sumptuous dinner was served at noon which was greatly enjoyed by all. The last course served being birthday cake and fresh strawberries, the strawberries being raised on Mr. Collier's fruit farm. A delightful afternoon waa spent telling of past experiences on the frontier. First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY. ORE. Paid up Capital ............... |2S,0Q0, Offers «very facility for safe banking and respectfully solicits your business. Acts as trustee for corporations, indi viduals and estates. Confidential trust relations carried out faithfully. Interest at current rales on time de posits. Mail business given prompt attention Fire and l-urglar proof safety boxes just installed for coaveufence of customers at reasonable rental.
