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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1910)
ilium on k >1.50 per year. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 13, 19x0. Flors hiem” Shoes. ummage Bargains IN “American Lady” Corsets. Rummage Bargains Rummage Bargains Muslinwear L ot 1. Muslinwear. L ot 2. An assorted lot of Gowns, Chem- e, Corset Covers and Drawers. Regular values run up to $1.00 a irment. Your choice at rum- » q lage sale, for each - rf«rv. An assortment of splendid Mus linwear. Lace and Embroidered Gowns, Chemise, Corset Covers and Drawers, Values run up to a. a a $2.98. Rummage sale, each idles’ Garment Section. Balcony. Ladies* Garment Section, Balcony. Rummage Bargains IN Men’s Hats A huge assortment of our Men’s id Boy’s Hats, mostly our regular !.50 and $3.00 values. Rum- a . aa lage prices, each «pl.UV Men’s Caps Boy’s Caps - - 25c. 25c. Men’s Bargain Section. Main Aisle to the right. Rummage Bargains IN Golf Shirts. MEN’S. A lot of Men’s Golf Shirts, sizes om 14 1-2 to 17, values from 85c to .25 each. Rummage price, «p ich................................................ ¿OC. BOY’S. • Petticoats A lot of Saline and Heather Bloom Petticoats, all sizes from 39 to 44, Regular values, $1.75. Rum- mage price . - - ▼ Silk Petticoats in a variety of col ors. Values to $7.50. Rum- a « mage price «? J.Ö5 $1.19 Ladies’ Garment Section, Balcony. en’s Underwear A line of 50c. Jersey, Ribbed leered Underwear. Rum- « a lage price, each IRVs IN IN Kimonas. Ladies’ Brilliantine Waists, in all colors. Value $2.25. a - .«- Rummage pries - - <?»•“* A fine line of Short Jap Crepe Kimonas. Regular 75c. value. a a Rummage price, each Vs A lot of Long Kimonas, beauti ful and comfortable house garments, regular $2.25 values. Sale a « aa price .... Ladies* Garment Section, Balcony. Ladies* Garment Section, Balcony. Ladies'Waists in fine wool nun's veil ing. Regular values $2.50. a « aa Rummage price - Rummage Bargains GIGANTIC RUMMAGE SALE ! IN Ladies’ Suits One Half Price. ¿14.00 20.00 25.00 27.50 30.00 Prices talk with more eloquence than any words we can write; the way in which our stock has diminished during the past week is ample proof that the people of this county are wide awake in appreciation of a great money saving event such as our big Rummage Sale has developed into and are quick to take advantage of such opportunities. ♦ Our sale will continue all the coming week to enable customers from out of town to get their share of our remarkable bargains. Just take the time to read over our prices in this advertisement, and if you don’t see something that interests you it is simply a lack of space to get it in. Almost every article in the stock is heavily reduced in price. Ladies’ Garment Section Balcony Rummage Bargains IN Shawls. In Blacks and Whites, values running to $1.75. A T a Rummage Price. Each WC* Ladies' Finest Zephyr Shawls and Scarfs. Splendid $2.50 values. Rummage Price. Ea. ▼ I Ladies’ Bargain Section. Main Aisle to the left. To every lady who will purchase one dollar's worth or more of merchandise from us on Saturday, Jan. 15, we will present one of our Handsome Calender Plates. We give them out in this manner to insure their being distributed among our customers who will appre ciate and take care of them. Only One Plate to each Lady who purchases one dollar or more from us on Saturday. A big assortment of Short Lines ! Woolen Underwear, values to 1.7 5 garment. Rummage a « « a rice, garment »7 Rummage Bargains IN Laces A huge line of dainty valenciennes Laces and insertions. Values to a 15c. Rummage Price. Yard “V» A lot of higher grade valencienues laces and insertions. Values to 25c. yd. Rummage Price. Yd. SEE OUR WINDOWS. ^1.1 Men’s Bargain Section. Main Aisle to the right. Rummage Bargains IN Men’s £lothing. A line of our very best Men’s iuits, values from $17.50 to $25.00 uit. Rummage price, eh. $13.85 A quantity of small Boy’s Suits, rom 5 to 8 years, values to as aa 4. Rummage price, suit fiirfO THE GREATER Ladies’ Bargain Section. Main Aisle to the left. HALTOM’S. GR™EER Rummage Bargains In the big new concrete block Rummage Bar gains in Hosiery. Men’s Bargain Section. Main Aisle to the right. Babie’s Woolen Hosiery, warm and soft, in Blue, Pink, Red and Black. Regular 25c. values, « a Rummage price, pair 15FC. Trunks and Suit Cases. “Seco” Silks. IN Ladies’Underwear The Second Shipment. Fresh, Crisp and Pure. Rummage Bargains inLadies Handkerchiefs. You all know Haltom’s extremely low prices. Everything in the line heavily reduced in price. Value» from 15c. to 25c. each, for from 7c. to 17c. each. “Monarch” Hosiery. “Star” Hats. CANDIES. and Astoria neighboring lieaches, j rumor, that the road wax being built which is 3 percent, and aa for curves, it is said, fear that [the summer: exclusively for logging purposes, ! there is notone exceeding 15 degrees. crowds will diminish if the Lytle had created considerable excitement ■ You must not loose sight of the fact rifinKting in Astoria about road proves a competitor to the ! among property holders in the affe-| that we have 19 tunnels on that Hill road. cted district, an without mean« of stretch of approximately 91 miles of he P. R- N. Co.’s Road. Active construction work is the i transportation present value«, based road from Hillstioro to Tillamook. order of the day on the P. R. A N.’s on the coming of the road, would The««- tunnels should do away with ffrum Forest Grove Times». R E. Lytle, president of the Pacific i line and work trains which do! scarcely stand, said to the represen i mime of the grade that seems to lilway A Navigation Company, passenger and freight traffic are be-, tative of a Portland (taper: "Why, , frighten those who might have star ndemned as incredible the repot. ■ ing run as far as the thirty mile post, it is absurd. Of course, the report ted the rumor at emanated from Astoria that the west from Hillstioro. Corduroy | came from Astoia. Astoria does not i "Thecoad will cost in the neighlxrr including the coot le to Tillamook is nothing more mads are t>eing built by the Sweeney want the road built at all. It never ! h«Hid of ■ of equipment, and passenger and ana ingg««»g mad and not intended ' Constri ction Company for the trans ; I did. "We are pushing work as rapidly freight trains will tie ope rated to r freight and passenger bu-iness. ¡«ortation of building materials and » propounding the question "Who ' equipment beyond that point and I as possible, and expect to havetrain. j supply every demand. er heard of a logging road con- already nine miles of wagon road I in operation by August 1. At pres. ‘ As far as logging goes, we'do ■ ent. ISB men are engaged on the not own a tract of timber in that ructedatacoat of HdOOO per mile?*’ have beep completed. During the past year a goodly mi m- The building of the railroad line work, and they are certainly «loing ' district. Of course, it tap« a rich 1 timber country, and logs will, of ■r ot transactions have taken place to Buxton and timber diet nets has something.’’ "The report ha« it that the road ’ course. fie hauled if they are offered, the region touched by the new increased the value of timber claims se. on the strength of tbe building j and property along the line. For contains too many sharp curves, and but it will only lie |mrt of the buai the road with the understanding instance, it is said that |l-;.im was too steep a grade to make it practical ne««. Construction in progressing »at it would give access to Tills- offered for the Goodwin quarter see- : for passenger traffic.v Mr. Lytle nicely. We are working from tsith ends, having already laid:*! mile« ook **** the numerous beaches lion some time since and that an- was told. of track out of Hillstioro and Hi mile« I “ C urv es and grades? We have no om Nehalem Hay to Tillamook Ba v other party was offered S ami»for s ■ mt of Tillam<s»k Thia leaves atiout 1 steeper grade than the maximum of half of the distance yet to be nett acreage fronting on the sea holding in that vicinity. here has been platted into resort-« i Mr. Lytle, when apprised of the ttbe Southern Pacific to California, covered.'* I YTLB CONTRADICTS A SILLY REPORT. SUIT ¿6.97 10.00 >> 12.50 >> 13.75 15.00 >> Ji nn Men’s Bargain Section. Main Aisle to the right. IN Rummage Bargains Waists Sizes from 12 to 14, values from c to $1.00 each. Rummage OE ice, each ... - **’’’• Rummage Bargains Rummage Bargains IN IN “Putman’s” Shoes. New Home” Serving Machines “Bissell’s” Carpet Sweepers. ♦ Ladies’ nil wool vents and pani K in sevoral varieties. Regulor $1.25 and $1.50 values. Rummage . . Garment Price. . Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Fleeced Underwear in white or grey. am 40c. value. Rummage p ice, E h .“**. 89c. Ladies’ Bargain Section. Main Aisle to the left. "Cutter's" Logger’s Boots. Notice to Water Ccmmtmers. The Water Committee authorizes me to make one call .»ither to jrour residence or place of business to collect the -water rent, and if not paid at that time you h ave until the 10th of the month to c.wie in and pay it If not paid by the loth the water will he turned iff and HOC. extra will be charged for turning it yff and on Will treat you all alike. E. I) Ho/.O, Hupt. Simple Remedy for LaGrippe. coughs are dangerrm«, aa they frequently develop into pneumonia. Foley’s Honey and Tar ne t only stops the rough, but heals, and strengthens the lungs ao that no serions resntta need he feare>l. The genuine Foley’s Honey and *Tar contains no harmful drugs and io in a yellow package.- C. I. Ckitigh. Tillamook A Wretched Mistake Io endure the itching, painful dis. trena of Pile». There’a no need to. Listen: “1 Buffered much from Piles," writes Will. A. Marsh, of Siler City, N. C., "tell I got a liox ofJBucklen’s Arnica Slave, and waa soon cured," Burna, Boils, Ulcere, Fever, Sores, Eczema, Cute, Chap ped Hands,Chilblains, vanish before it. 25c. at Chas. I. Clough. It is a dangerons thing to take a cough med« me containing opiates that merely stifle your cough instead of curing it. Foley’s Honev and Tar loosen* and < urea the cough and' expel« the poisonous germa, thus preventing pneumonia and consumption. Refuse sutistltutes and take only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow fiack- age.—C. I. Clough.Tillamook. Rev. 1.1. Williams Testi.*»« Rev. I. W. Williams, Hunting W Va. writes us as follows: ‘T ‘¿•fy’ a " p———Follows a Gold , is to certify that I used uae<l •' Foley '.♦ut never folk «« th. use of Foley’s I Kidney Remedy for nerv.msexhnus - - - - ... tv? ------- * ‘ ■ ‘ • ‘ n.y trouble and am Honey and Tar" "which f-top« the lion and kidney t Foley’s Kidney cough. heals the lungs, and »zpeta fret to ao "i''!"' Rem -- from - -our 1 the cold youi system. -C. 1. | edy will do all that you claim for it." ’ - , | C. I- Clough, Tillamook. 1 Clough, Tillamook.
