Tillamook headlight., November 11, 1909, Image 1

Vôl. XXII.
No
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, NOVEMBER
Grand
JHE
SECOND
WEEK
Removal pie of thi<VJra,,<l
Kei i îoval
"’»Il be remembered by the peo-
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Ladies’ Suits and Coats.
Ladies’ »20 tailored suits to
closeout. Each
$9.15
Ladies’ $35 high class tailored
Soils on sale. Suit
$16.95
A handsome line of Priestley’s
Oavenette Rain Coats, $2O
«lues on sale. Coat
$4.25
A Ladies rubberized Silk Rain
Coat just unpacked, value $20
on sale. Each
$12.47
Ladies' $15 New Long Coats,
io black and colors. Sale Price.
$8.95
Misses’ and Children’s Coats.
Values to $9-5o. On sale at
each
$3.19
Ladies’ $8.50 Skirts, abso­
lutely new and in all new shades.
Waist.
Sizes to 34 inches,
length from 36 to 42, on sale.
Bach
$4.85
Silk Petticoats.
Our $6 line of handsome Silk
Taffeta Petticoats, on sale at
tach
$4.23
SHIRTWAISTS.
I1.00 to 1.25 values in Shirt-
lists on sale. Each
75c.
(3.25 values in the newShirt-
aists. Each
$2.29
Our handsome new Silk Shirt
iists. Values to $6.75 on sale,
ich at
$4.39
Outing Flannel Gowns.
It.25 Ladies’ Outing Flannel
Night Gown, on sale at ea. 89c.
89c. Children’s Outing Flan-
ttlGown, on sale at each 63c.
CORSETS.
I3.50. American Lady Corsets,
ag model effects, on sale at
«h
$1.19
li.25 American Lady Corsets,
ew Stock, on sale at each 67c.
jottings
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A 75c. Cotton Blanket in light tan, on sale the pair
59c.
A $1.00 value, 11-4 Cotton Blanket, in Grey, with
Pink or Blue Border, on sale perpair...................... 69c.
A $1.25 value Cottou Blanket, in white or gray, pink
or blue borders, on sale per pair.................................
87c.
An all wool 11-4 Blanket in white or grey, S3.50
value, on sale perpair............................................... $2.63
An all wool 11-4 grey blanket, $4.50 value, on sale pr. $3.29
A $1.50 Comforter, full bed size, on sale each.............. $1.19
A $1.75 white filled comforter, full bed size, tied,
on sale each
$1.37
Our $1.00 Feather Pillows on sale, each
63c.
Our $1.25 Feather Pillows on sale, each
83c.
ISC- Pillow Slips on sale, each ..........
9c.
75C. Sheets, full size, on sale each........
49c.
TABLE LINENS.
Now is the time to buy your Thanksgiving
Table Linens. See the Removal Sale Prices.
5810. Red or Blue Checks, fancy Damask, on sale the yd 45c.
68in. Bleached Linen Damask, 85c. grade, on sale the yd 56c.
63in. Half Bleached, all linen damask, 85c. grade, on
sale per yard ....;.................... . ................................. 63c.
72in. Bleached, all linen damask. Regular $1.95
value, on sale the yard.............................................. $1.43
All Linen Napkins,bleached. $i.75valueon sale the dcz. $1.30
All Linen bleached Napkins. Ij.oo value on sale per doz$2.29
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Men’s X' Roy’s Clothing,
Every Garment Sacrificed
$8.05
Min's 12.50 Suits
11.35
15.00
14.85
,,
20.00
,,
16.45
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25.00
Boy’s two piece Suits, value»
$1.98
to 3.50, Sale Price
Boy’s Blouse Suits, values to
6.00, Sate Price
2.48
Boy’s Two Piece Suits, values
to 7 50. Sale 1’r’ce
4.69
OVERCOATS.
Men’s i<n'l Young Mens Over­
coats and Cravenetts; val
nes to 12.50, Sale Price
tach
$7.4?
$22 50 Ketsv doth overcoats
$14.45
Boy’s Ruck Coals, rubber in-.
terlined $1.50 value» 97c.
SHOES SACRIFICED
Lot 1. A Line of shoes mostly children's;
values to $2. Sale
93c.
Lot 2. Ladies ’ Shoes; voltes to $3. Sale
$2.50 Ladies' shoes. Vici and Box Calf. Sale $1.67
$3.50 value new patent button ladies’ shoes.
2.6J
Sale price
Regular S4 vest top ladies' dress shoes. Sale
price .. ............................
........
$1.50 children’s Kangaroo and Vici Kid. shoes
sizes 8i to 2. Sale price ....
.
$2 Boy's Velour Calf shoes. Sale Price
$3.50“ Billy Buster" steel bottom school shoes
to 5i. Sale price
........................
$2.50 Heaw Chrome Stock “Billy Buster"
shoe, 11 to 2. Sale price
About 300 pairs of men’s new latest fall styles
Values from S - .75 to $3.50, all sizes. Sale
price ................................. ...................................
Boy’s short rubber boots, $2 50 values, sizes
11 to 2. Sale
• •....................
Boy s short subber boots, $2.75 values,
sizes 3 to 6. Sale ............. .......... ...............
Boy’s Heavy Rubbers, Sale price per pair
3. I9
.97
1.29
2.20
1.50
2.20
1.45
1.95
.50
Green Sign
Green Sign
Buy your hats from C. B. Vantress
| and save a dollar.
We wish to correct a mistake we
When looking for bargains C. Hen
made last week in stating that Dr.
Vantrees.
Verkin« would occupy room« in the
Mason, Pennington A Co's, store
concrete building
It 1« Dr. Smith
witnessed the largest crowd Oil
who w ill occupy one «nite of room«.
Wednesday ever seen in any store
Wood baRketa are a necessity in
in Tillamook County before.
any home. The} protect the cloth
Jones, Knudson Furniture Co.
ing as the wood in not carried in the
will hold a removal sale from Nov
arm« and th# re is no emu-$ on the
Lath to the 21st, when they will move
floor. They are $1.(0 each, and you
to their new fire proof building.
will nay that your money 1« well
Circuit Judge G. H. Burnett and
«pent. King A Smith Co.
Prosecuting Attorney John H. Mc­
The ateainer Sue H. Elmore
Nary come in from Salem on Mon
in on Thursday and her passe
day to attend the Circuit Court.
were J. Vernon. Mr«. Whalen,
See Sturgeon's for all kinds of
I’rie, H. SimmonH. A Order,
Millinery, Dress Trimmings. No- Small. R
V Jone«. J oh . Ai
tions, Umbrellas. Ladies' Hose and
mailer and family,
Mike I
bargains in children's underwear.
richer. W. Holb-tcr and A. B
Rev. A. B. Calder will preach at Ron.
Bay City next Sunday at llam.lMiss
A. \\ . Fletcher, who !• located at
E. Odgers, who was a missionary in >i< Minnville, i« in attending the cir­
Italy for eight years, will speak in cuit court.
He is interested in a
the evening at 7:30.
ca«e appealed from the county court
On Thursday morning at the M.
E. parsonage, William F. Richard-
, son and Winnie Weaver, both of
of this city were united in marriage
by the Rev. J. F. Dunlop.
All accounts due Todd A Co. have
been left with G. W. Sappington fur
collection, anil those not settled
within a reasonable time will be
any way, bring it back and thousand pounds. Tobe sold cheap. J collected by law and costs added.
••other knife. King A Smith Co. Frank Eklof, Tillamook.
Mrs. Burr Beals was awarded the
'•«ve the rig to tighten barb
Deputy Sheriff Emmett Quick set of dishes on Wednesday at
*ithout taking wire off the came in from Washington County Mason. Pennington A Co's.
The
*■ I* is simple and inexpensive, with a warrant to arrest Isaac Smith, clock stopped at R o'clock. II min­
’time, labor and money, let us who is charged with larceny. Smith utes and 42 seconds. She hel l ticket
•them to you. King 4fmth put up the necessary bond, and the 8 o'clock 17 minutes and A s-rorid«.
I which wa» the nearest.
deputy returned alone.
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Sale of Men's Furnishings
50c. J1 rsev Fil ><ed Underwear
on sale per garment
19c.
I■ I<
rl Lined
65c. Hi avy
Underwcat on s^tc net gai
went
59c.
$1.50 Wool Unilct went, per
$1.19
garment
Men's heavy Sox, pair, . 5c,
Men's 15c. Cotton Sox, good
9c.
quality, per pair
Men’s 15c. Black or Tan Sox,
1 Oc.
on sale pair...........
Men's 25c. Fancy Hosiery I
t>< r p i it
l ,'<
Men’s all Wool Sox, pair 19c.
SOc. M< n's wool sox, pair 39c.
25c. and $1 men’s Rolf shirts
on sale at each
.
27c.
Black and White stripe work
shirt s 6a men. on sale 45c.
50c. font in hand silk ties for
men at each
39c.
35c. techs and four in hutid
ties for men each
19c.
I5i’. w1'if< handkerchief'- for
men, each
Zc.
10c. Bandana bandtic-rrhiefs
for tnen
. 7c.
67c.
took for the Large
his 1 Vantress and get them at one-half,
one-third and one-fourth regular
tone wanting a trusty.reliable man values.
—sny kind of work, good natured I Died, on Sunday, at Arleta. Ore.,
1 Xnck. and who is willing to milk Earl Jolly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
*d«pply at the Headlight office. * Jolly, formerly of Tillamook, aged
•iog to butcher ? Large stock of 7 years.
®*r knives, and every one
For sale, a good Saddle Horse,
r*ti*ee<1. Buy ont* and if defer- bay, seven years old and about one
and destroy
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Look for the Large
• I C. Ben Vantress in south side of
■' Morris, eve specialist.
, ; Tyler Building, for bargains.
IE. Nolan, general insurance,
kdTillHtnook Count; Bank notes. * I For Clothing, Shoes, Hats and
Furnishings go to M. Schnal’s.
kPrjars add of Holstein Cows and
I Wanted, 20Cows, to freshen in the
spring.—F. R. Beals, Tillamook. ’
Coal, $to a ton. BestCoal, $12
Born, on Tuesday, to the wife of
■* 8« 0. L. Shrode.
*
County Superintendent W. S. Buel,
15 Reniitrred Holstein Bulls,
a son.
'hjsr & Co.*» add.
♦
For Waltham, Elgin and Hamil­
I Sours, painter and decorator, and
ton Watches and Jewelry go to M.
••••«g a specialty.
*
Sclinal’s.
•Ct’s of brush to slash, will let con
W. M. Heaston went to Portland
l(|t hire by day. See F. It. Beals. **
to take the barber's examination the
'sisherl Rooms and Board at Mrs first of the week.
•srsl's, opposite Dr. Sharps resi-j
Attorney R. R. Duniway came in
from Portland on Sunday to attend
and crabs for sale, also shells. the Circuit Court.
Case's machine shop. — Joe
Pay up your subscription, for it
sty.
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takes a lot more money to feed one’s i
'Famished Rooms and Lodgings face than it used to.
Turkeys wanted.
We want tur­
'»of Lawrence Sanders at the Till '■ i A marriage license was issued on keys. I-et us know this week, if
* Hotel.
• ' Tuesday to W. F. Richardson and
possible, how many you have for
«•W. Watson will give a rewatd I Miss Winnie Weaver.
' sale and your price delivered in
5 for the arrest and conviction of ■ ! Before buying shoes call on C. B. town. King A Smith Co.
’ .ho shoot at
ksrds.
...
oflered them0^1- ' 1 / J^i (’,eatest ^n’iev Saving opportunity ever
week the i o / €'ei
to *)0 ottered them again. Ail last
oil thousands of bundles
‘‘'l 0Ul‘ store
utmost capacity, carrying
bought heavilv 1.*
tk ° * C ?Sses
'“'TcharnHse. They saw. appreei
Clothing, Furnishin'rs |’n(UgailtlC
of "e'v a"'1 staple lines of I)
is sacrificed with th’ ’ 1 ndervvear’ a,H1* »«■ fact, everything in our ENTIRE
nottocut ’if ‘U11.e1excePtl0110^ fc"' Haes ol o-oods which we are under
spec < ndueon
"e C°Uld nOt *et
H"- a^‘- This week wc
spuial inducements m many
lines, so V come
ami hd,. u, .note bv carrvine
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share of these bargains.
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'"S.111« stock at a big sacrifice or pay heavilv lor
pie er to let the people get the benefit of this, lien
atuoiis Ionic of Values, is the only store in Tillamook s
cry best of legitimate reasons behind it. We must mo,
us to sell out at a sacrifice than to pay the heavy cost of i
BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS
Ladies’ Skirts.
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MEN’S HATS.
Ourjohtt B. Stetson $400 hn(
nny shape or color on sate
till II
S 1 ..(■
A lof of Men's and Boy's Ilats
values to $2.50 <»n sale n(
each
80c.
A lint of $3.00 Men’s Hals
on sale at each
, $1.1
Shclbv Electric Globes are the
bent money can buy. The Electric
Company m not celling globe e any
more, ho we take thin mean« of m
forming the public that we are the
only firm in the < ity handling
globes, and will ave you a walk to
the plant, King Ac Smith Co
The fire alarm wa« given on Wed­
nesday. and the hone company wan
noon on the run to the east part of
the city
The fire van in the roof of
the houne <»C4 upied by If Sour»?
but the women living near managed
to get the fire out before the fire ap
I phafleets arrived, and th#1
I in which they eubdtied the
roof showed that in an er
the women knew how to gc
The Order of Owl« wag j
Tuesday evening in Tod
with 76 charter member«.
I i« a »social beneficiary or
Neat« all over tlif world, 11
in which he claim-* damage« #»n ac­ berehip now being over 17<
count of a road going through bi« next meeting will be held i
place in the Routh p.m <»f th#* coun linll to-morrow (Friday!
All thoee rleetringtobeenrr
ty.
Two foohah. gidrly girls, who bad member« mint get their i
been going to dance«, and laying the lint befnr# that ft dr , ai
that
out late at night-*, by name Ethelyn ter will he closed
Charter membership <" 66
Cate« and Agnes Tilth . «»«re m
Solon Schiffmann, to arc
duced to leave their home« with th#»
intention of going to Portland Th* I trouble, decided to plead
charge preferred again«!
were located by
Deputy Dairy and Food
Garibaldi on 1
«tinner
< attrrlin for kne
back.
• cjieese factory In an u
The Meamei
'Condition. The raae wae f
day with th#- 1
tn>*d before a jury in Ju
Roy Stone, I.
pingtoa'a court, but an i
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W AI bright,
i jurymen voted blank, th#
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unable to agree and W4#idi
Mr-.
G. Folk-. C ?
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