Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, December 23, 1909, Image 1

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    ANNOUNCEMENT
On and after Dec. 28th we will occupy our elegant new quarters in
the Big New Concrete Eireproof Block. We have met with many sore disap-
pointnients on account of our inability to get moved earlier, but now that (^)
is all past and we will actually get moved by the above date. The new
store embodies all the best ideas in modern Dry Goods innovations, being :
elegantly appointed, comfortably arranged, brilliantly lighted, steam
heated, with ample window display and inside space. You will find it a
pleasure to trade at Haltom’s Big Modern Store. We will at all times
have plenty of intelligent business-like sales people in our emplov who
will use every courtesy towards you in showing you our stocks. We will
keep up the policy of purchasing only the best values in merchandise and
selling them at prices that will make our customers our friends. In short,
it will be a Busier, Bigger and Better Haltom’s than ever.
We wish you all a most Merry Christmas, a Happy and Prosperous
New Year, and many, many returns of both. We thank our customers
and friends for the loyal patronage given us during the past year and
take this opportunity to assure you all of our greatly enhanced facilities
for caring for your wants in the future.
Very Sincerely Yours,
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E. T. HALT0M.
The 26 Piece Set of Silver was awarded to Mr. D. Martiny, he being the one
whom fortune favored most. We congratnlate you Mr. Martiny.
The count and awarding of the Second Set will take place Friday evening at 8
o’clock, Dec. 24. Some disinterested outside parties will make the count. Everyone
should come and enjoy the fun.
“BUTTERMILK WILLIE” will be awarded to the most popular Bachelor in
the county on that same evening. Get in your votes for your favorite.
AMOOK JOTTINGS
I oysters at the Spa.
orris, eye specialist
It mas goods at Sturgeons.
I Nolan, general insurance.
! Tillamook County Bank
k sacks wanted.
See D. L.
■tn s hats 50c. on the dollar,
■son's.
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(Christensen was in from Ne-
ba Tuesday.
■ilea, of Oakland, Cal. , was
by on Tuesday.
boms for light house kee; -
ba. Parkhurst • •
■aul McNair is home for
Bbtrnaa holidays.
bra, painter and decorator,
borating a specialty.
blida r dishes will be closed
b*-third off at Mason. Penn-
beo's.
City Attorney Webster Holmes re­
turned to the city this week.
The Oshkosh is loading lumber
at the mill company’s dock.
Wanted, 20Cows, to freshen in the
spring.—F. R. Beals, Tillamook. •
A marriage license was issued to
Virgil Magarrell and Ethel Hoyt.
The public school adjourned on
Friday for the Christmas holidays.
P. S. Brumby, representing the
Blodgett Co. was in the city this
week.
King Applegate, from Queens-
town, Ireland, was in the city on
Wednesday.
Money to loan on improved farm
property, at 1% percent interest.—
See F. R. Beals.
John Olsen, who is attending the
dental college in Portland, is home
for the holidays.
George Willett, an attoruey from
Grandin, Mo., is in the city with the
view of locating here and opening a
law office.
We wish to thank all
Customers for their
iberal patronage during the
par that is so near to a
e.
And extend to all our
h for a Merry Christ-
and prosperous and
' New Year
n, Pennington & Co
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Come and see our Bamboo Cor­
Rev. A. B. Calder will preach at
Bay City next Sunday at Ila.m. and ner, Music Racks and Cabinets,
7.30 p. m. He will also preach at the Ladies’ desks, s.< Stands, Corner
Stands, Talierets, Shelving, Stools,
Miami school at 3 p.m.
Clough got stuck on buying Fancy etc., at Jones Knudson Furniture
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Box Stationery in lovely decorated Co.
At the last monthly meeting of the
boxes this year, and the line is so
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came
large he rnurt sell them cheap to Shakes|>eare Club, the ladies were
in the bay but will not reach this
get rid of them. Don't wait too late entertained at the home of Mrs. T.
city until tomorrow.
before selecting your box.
• If. Goyne, when there was a good
For Furnished Rooms and Lodg­
One Dollar gets a pass book show- attendance and another pleasant
ings inquire of Lawrence Sanders
ing credit of this amount and one afternoon was enjoyed. Mra.Goyne,
at the Tillamook Hotel.
of our Handsome Steel Sa ving Banks who is president of the club, served
Howard Wahlen, leading jeweler,
if desired. Children appreciate the a dainty lunch.
carries the largest stock of anti­
Mrs. C. W. Thomae, of Pleasant
little banks. Try one for a ’Xmas
rust Umbrellas in Tillamook.
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present this year. Tillamook County Valley, was awarded the aet of dishes
Something new: Matting Rugs.
Bank.
* on Wednesday at Mason, Penning
They are beauties, size 6x9, at Jones,
Our Pyrographic Goode have ar­ ton A Co’s., as she held the nearest
Knudson Furniture Company. *
rived and is now on display. We have ticket, which was o’clock, 23’min-
There will be a joint installation
almost everything that is made in utes and 12 seconds. The clock
of the Masons and Eastern Star offi­
the line that you could wish or ask having stopped at 8 o’clock, 24
for. Step intoClough’s and inspect minntea and 4 seconds.
cers on Monday evening, Dec. 27.
The following officers were elected
our line. No trouble to show
Rev. Thos. Robinson will preach
by Tillamook I^xlge, No. 57, A. F
goods.
next Sunday morning and evening
Clough's line of Standnrd Books A A. M., at their last meeting Sstur*
in the Presbyterian church in this
covering
the latest Copyrights and day evening Carl Halierlach, Mas­
city.
reprints
is
the largest we have ever ter; W. T. Newcornh, senior warden;
Howard Drew is home for the
carried,
probably
twice as many Carl Wallin, junior warden ; H. E.
Christmas holiday from Eugene,
as last year and we are sure it will Morris, secretary ; Tlioa. Coates,
where he is attending the State uni­
treasurer ; and M V. Stillwell, sen.
be a pleasure for any one interest.
versity.
tinal.
ed to inspect them.
If she uses any perfumery Clough
Your Grandma, Mother, Baugh*
returned
lent
Frank Severance
has got it in a large assortment,
If you need a Bible, and moat week to the city after being absent ter, Aunt, Sister or some body
both imported and domestic, from
ev“ery body does, come intoClough’s seven months While away he was elses Sister (generally culled "Your
25c. up.
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and look at bis selection. There is treated for cancer by a prominent Steady’’* would appreciate a nice
Those who want their wood sawed no need of your sending away for doctor in New York and he was not piece of China Ware, Banging
by L. C. Wilks' gasoline wood saw them. Our prices are right,
allowed to leave the hospital until Ijimp, Stand Lamp, Carving Set,
or Silver Ware.
People looking
will please leave their orders with
Clough has decided to close out he was cured.
over our stock of above goods, tell
Page Bros.
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Walter F. Baker has been appoint­ us that we have the largest and
his large stock of fancy decorated
Get one of those foot stools for
china and the prices he makes you ed postmaster of Tillamook to su< ■ prettiest line they have ever seen in
a 'Xmas present and surprise your
will make you think he is going ceed Postmaster A. W Severance, the city. Come in and look the line
wife, at Jones-Knudson Furniture
some. Come in and look it over * who has been postmaster of this over. You will not l»e urged to buy,
Company.
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office for ten years. The sppoint-
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The boys would like for ’Xmas inent was confirmed before the Sen­ King A Smith 1 0
Mason, Pennington A Co.1 will
close out all their ladies' sweaters , ' Foot Ball, Air Gun. Bag of Air Gun ate adjourned for the holidays.
at one third off.
* • i | Shot,22 Rifle.Cartridgea for his gun.
Eastern Star officers elec ted were
Pocket Knife, Wagon, Hand Car,
Howard Wahlen. leading jeweler.
„ i.».
Lilian Groat, worthy matron ; Hy.
sells t mbrellas cheaper than any |
Crenshaw, worthy patron . Lulu
firm in the United States. Whole-1 If he smokes we have all he needs Crenshaw, associate matron, An­
and then some. Cigara. any num­ netta B. Mason, conductress, Zoe
sale and retail.
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The masses on Christmas day at ber in a box, from SOr. up. Pi(>es Smith, associate conductress, H E.
*35,000.
Paid up Capital
the Sacred Heart Church will be at from M e . to no limit. If you will Morris, secretary ; Carl Haberlach.
8:30a.m. and 11 a.m. Benediction go to Clough's he will tell fyou al­ treasurer.
moat what kind of a cigar he
Everybody needs a Fountain Pen
after last mass.
smoke*.
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these days. Clough carries a large
Few more Alluminum Sauce Pana
While buying our Cut Glass this assortment of Waterman Ideal and
regular 35 cents. Special Price 10
Moore’s Non leakable, both kinds
Cents. Alluminum Thimbles Free. year Clough selected from three
are reliable and fully guaranteed.
different
tinea,
Creaent,
American
King A Smith Co.
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and an Imported line. The import­ We recommend the Moore's, and
Why not secure one of those ed ia the cheapest, and if you call would be pleased to show you the
beautiful furs for your lady friend Mr Clough will tell you how to new feature of an non leakable
for a Christmas present at Mason. tell the difference.
fouatain pen.
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Pennington 4k Co s?
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The new life boat for the life sav­
ing station at Garibaldi was brought
in on the Oshkosh.
Clams and crabs for sale, also
shells, opposite Case’s machine
shop.—Joe Whitney.
The weather has been bright and
clear, with cold nights, the past
week, making it pleasant for |>eople
to do their Christmas trading.
Remember Jones, Knudson Furni­
ture Company give 10 per cent off
for cash on all goods in their store
except Ostermore mattresses.
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On the 22nd, at the M.E. parson­
age, in this city, Virgil Magarrell
and Ethel Hoyt were united in mar­
riage by the Rev. J. F. Dunlop.
Rocking Chairs, over one hundred
different patterns to select from.
Just the thing for ’Xmas presents,
at Jones-Knudson Furniture Co. *
The Sunday school of the Presby­
terian Church will give their Chris­
tmas program Friday night, at 7:30
in the church. All are invited to
attend.
Arrived, direct from Japan, our
new stock of matting, 36 new pat­
terns. We are bound to please you
in this line. Jones-Knudson Furni­
ture Company.
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Come and see our stock of Rugs,
Pictures and Wall Pockets, the
largest and most complete stock
ever seen in Tillamook, at J once-
Knudson Furniture Co.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.