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ütatnwk Vfil. XXII. No. 38. LLAMOOK JOTTINGS 'r. Morris, eye specialist. . E. Nolan, general insurance. 11 kinds of seeds at Raseuberg anch to Rent.—Apply to F. R. Is. uy yotir groceries at Joe IUii gs- th’s. • idy’a bicycle for sale. See D. L. xle. atcli the show windows at KING tiTH’e. * irn, to the wife of Peter Jacobs, morning, a son. full line of windows and doors land at K ing A S mith ’ s . • •r Sale, a portable baker’s oven, fixtures.—See D. L. Shrode. • complete line of new granite ■ just in at K ing A S mith ’ s . • ng A Smith will send out thly statements regular here- ghest Price paid for Hides, Furs Sheep Pelts. N. Melchior, TiH- >k. Ore. • A. Bailey, the store keeper at 1, was doing business in the >n Tuesday. ney to loan on improved farm erty, at 7*4 per cent interest.— L R. Beals. ; Headlight and Oregonian for We take orders for the daily onian also. 0 office rooms to let. Apply to •ney Willett, next to the Tilla- a ; County Bank. i machinery for the new cold age plant was brought in on the ner Golden Gate. kinds of-groceries, confection- ruit and candies at Joe Illings- l’s store on Main street. >d team, wagon and harness tie at once.—For particluars re of Rollie W. Watson. .• ig A ¡Smith will give you al figures over that bill of rare for that new house. * 1. Wm.Tinnerstet and Mrs. Carl rlach left on Sunday to visit vex in Clackamas county. i’s hats from 50c. to $2.25. Shoes 25c. to $2.50. C. B. Vantress. 1 side of Tyler Building. • will nee to paying the taxes ir customers, without, charges ur part. Tillamook County • A. B. Calders will preach Sunday at Onion Peak at 11 •nd at Nehalem at 2.30 and i. m. >ae who want their wood sawed C. Wilks’ gasoline wood saw lease leave their orders with Bros. * vaudeville show, which was :ised for Saturday and Sunday igs, fizzled out for the want of lienee. school census of Tillamook r is 1727, againat 1887 for the ous year, which is but a small for this county. ■ up your subscription, and to topic in the East and Middle interested in Tillamook, send eadlight to your friends, nember Jones-Knudson Furni- I ?ompany (five 10 -per cent off ah on all goods in their store ■t Ostermore mattresses. * i steamer Golden Gate came in nday and left again on Sun- A cabin ia being built on the 1 back of the smoke stack. de with Rosenberg Bro«., at sw grocery store. A splendid if groceries kept in stock. You money by trading with us, * e agent for the Pure White and Everett Flour. Try it. at the grocery store. — Rosenberg TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 24, 1910. Pay your taxes before March 15th and save the 3 per cent rebate. We will loan you the money if you need it at 8 per cent until repaid.—Tilla mook County Bank. • The Tillamook County Creamery Association held a meeting this afternoon for the purpose of taking action in regard to employing an inspector this year. The Tillamook County Bank will attend to paying your taxes, and if yon wish, will get statement of same forward to you for your ap proval before paying them. * Attorney Willett is an expert ster- nographer, and tllose who are want ing work done in that line should call upon him at his law office next to the Tillamook County Bank. The mail carriers claim that they had one of the biggest mails Mon day they had ever packed across the mountains. It took fipack horses and contained 17 sacka full of mail.’ Those who are figuring upon building this year should obtain figures for lumber, doors, sashes, lime, cement, shingles, etc., from the Tillamook Lumber Manufactur ing Company. You will save money by doing so. • NECKWEAR. Shopping Bags A Gigantic Purchase of hand Of all kinds and descriptions, some new Spring Samples, these a! so were bought at a price that Turnovers, Stocks and Dainty Jabots on sale at just about enables us to undersell any previous two-thirds of their real value. offer. This is a rare chance to save. MEN’S Regular$3.00 Double Star Hats FOR q * v SALE at each HALTOM’S <1.50 per year. Handkerchiefs. The Entire Sample line of a large Rhode Island Manu facturer, is now offered to you at prices that are far below their real value. BOY’S FELT HATS valuesl to $1.50 for Sale 1 at each - • - . / OV.I Big Home of Values in Tillamook. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. We have just received the first shipment of spring muslinwear and are forced to say that they are the daintiest and best made garments we have yet seen in this line: They include skirts, chemise combination garments, drawers, gowns and corset covers, very moderately priced. THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL Already you are planning your spring suits or gowns. In Mrs. Ralston's fashion department of the Journal a number of samples and attractive designs are suggested. With aid of the Ladies Home Journal Patterns, which are on sale at our store you can make your spring dressmaking very much easier and more satisfactory. Don’t fail to read the serial “ Red Pepper Burns” by Grace S. Richmond which begins in the March number, it is one of the best written in years. The Journal is on sale at our store at 15c per copy. YOUNG MEN’S SUITS. Here is a chance for the Young fellows to “Spruce up” at little cost, we have a quantity of Youth’s three piece long pants suits sizes numbering from 14 to 18 in tweeds, cassime.ee add fuiiey mixtures values run to $8.9.5 the suit, clean up price the suit $3.93 BIG SAMPLE UNDERWEAR SPECIAL. Last week’s Headlight was a good issue to advertise the county, and a large number of additional copies We have bought a large manu were printed. To give some idea as to how the edition was appreciat facturer’s entire sample line of ed, on Saturday 200 extra copies An elegant new line Of high woolen under shirts and drawers were Bold. grade umbreallas with a large at an enormous reduction. Geo. L. Dick received a telegram variety of “Directory” handles, These garments are in all kinds announcing the serious illness of very stylish affairs just and sizes, some ribbed anil some now every hisfatlierand mother. He left Tues where. Special at each, plain, all colors, light and heavy day evening for Burr Oak, Kansas, going out by way of North Yamhill Military rain capes, plenty of weights regular values run from to Portland, where he will take the them each to per garment. Union Pacific. We will sell them while they It was freely predicted that the last at the garment Don’t get wet feet, we have a central business portion of the city would change. It looks as though large stock of new rubbers for the change is taking place quite both men and women. u rapidly, for all the business houses Heavy weight fancy woolen which have found new locations Old and Young French Flannel overshirts full have all gone in one direction. No B*by to Grandma size and well made, all sizes and one can deny thia. Our celebrated “Billy Buster' Tillamook City vs. Tillamook Co., patterns value $3 .00 Sale price heavy out door shoes for Boy’s in which the city ia endeavoring each and a line of neat box calf school to recover the road tax collected T STYLE BOOKT shoes Regular values $2.50 a pair within the city limits, was argued T hi L imes H ome Jamul hrrnws For the man who likes and before the supreme court on clean up price pair Wednesday. Attorney Botts appear appreciates a high class dress ed for the county’ and Attorney negligee shirt. These in a variety Holmes for the city. of designs, beside plain soisettes, A quantity of Ladies kang Just received, from three of the a full line of sizes, value $2.25 best made to measure Clothing aroo calf and vici kid shoes, that anil $2.50 each Now each $1.75 we wish to close out. Regular Houses in America, their complete lines of samples of spring and sum value is2.50 pair to close out $ SPRING! mer clothing. Let us show you their 1910 We have plenty of large cotton samples, and take your measure blankets now full 11-4 size in a We have a line of Boy’s knee for a spring suit. We guarantee a handsome tan shade with a blue fit and satisfaction.—Mason, Penn pants suits, sizes from 6 to 11, in ington A Co. or Pink Border, each tweeds, corduroys, serges, and W. G. Dwight vs. M. H. Larson, M. cassimeres,regular values run up A better grade of 11-4 cotton Price 20 Cent« F. Leach, administrator of the es as high as $4 at this grand Blankets in tan or dark grey with tate of Marston Bush, et al, is a suit surprising cleanup price per Including a 1',-ceut Pattern Abeo!«jte!y Free shaded tan and brown borders filed in the circuit court for $1754,90 - - $1.39 each on a promissory note and asks 1 suit - that the Larson house be sold to satisfy the amount claimed and the pruchaser given immediate pos Boelk, and the case was appealed end of ten years. The construction ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS one on his wny home from the session of the premises. to the supreme court. Attorney of this jetty and the consequent dance, and it ap|ieara to lie the im FIRE IN THE CITY. The ladiesjbelonging tortile Shakes Botts is representing Boelk. pression that some one entered, the improvement of the channel vyil peare club, with several invited Have you seen those genuine im entail development of an immrnm Snodgrass’ New Building is building anil either intentionally guests, met at the home of Mrs. Hy. Believed to be Set on Fire or accidentally set the heap of shav ported Manilla Cigars at Clough's lumber industry on the Nehalen Crenshaw on Friday afternoon, and After Firemen’s Dance. ing on fire. The damage to the Drug Store, made in the Phillipine Bay. Tributary to the Bay is more another enjoyable afternoon wa* Islands and admitted to the U. S. 20,000,000,000 feet of the highest The annual danceof the Tillamook building will amount to alxiut $4<M). participated in. Apart from the duty free. They are claimed to be grade timber stands, The bonds Hose Company had concluded but This ia another bad loss for Mr. study of the famous writer, the absolutely pure tobacco without any will he sold to the highest bidder a short time when an alarm was Snodgrass to sustained,for it will ba ladies had a social time together, artificial flavoring or coloring and April 10, and contracts for construc turned in alxiut 3 o’clock on Wednes remembered that when the building and. as nsual. the hostess served a are manufactured under U.S. Govt, tion work will lie let soon after that day morning. The reflection of a was nearly completed it was blown dainty lunch. _________________ fire in the mirror of Mr. and Mrs. down during a wind storm. inspection, who guarantees as to date. Miss Mabie Noyes was also their cleanly and sanitary methods And) Nolan'• tied room woke them See Sturgeon’s for Bargains. among the applicants to secure a of manufacture. Cigars you usually The Feast of Belshazzar. up and as they expected to hear the first grade certificate at the recent pay 10c for you get a better quality The masterpiece of Mrs. Lottie fire alarm, but failing to do so, Fine Jewelry, 33’4 per cent off. examination. Miss Noyes was suf for 5c in these Manilla cigars. On Children's Vests and Drawers, at Andy dressed and hurried to the Roger’s on exhibition at the Modern fering from a severe cold during display in Clough's east window. * city hall to ring the fire alarm, and Studio. All are invited to come and cost. the examination and overlooked lieautiful painting, Ladies' Waists and ■skirts at coat. as he did ao flames were leaping view thia The Tillamook Lumber Manufac filing her state grades with the Studio over Tillamook County from the roof of E. D. Snodgrass ’ All Winter Millinery 50 per cent turing Company saw mill has been County Board. Hence the reason new building and garage. It was Bank running throughout the winter, off. for her name not appearing with Dressed Dolls and Dishes re- several minutes l«efore|there werr giving the city a steady pay roll, the Card of Thank«. the class in last week’s paper. any rrsfxinse, but several of thr few lay offs being on account of duced. Washington’s Birthday passed bad weather or when the mill was I wish to thunk the tire Ixiyx ami member* of the hose company ar Drugs and Drug Sundries re- off quietly in this city on Tuesday, I being improved. The plaining de duced. riving, the fire apparatus was soon those who ao ably assisted in stop ______________ __ hurried to the scene of the fire, ping the fire in my building, aathey > steamer Sue H. Elmore haa the only event of any interest was partment is being re arranged this Telephones Installed. a dance given by the Tillamook which had originated in a room on are certainly deserving of a great fitted to burn oil, which is the week and a new Berlin flooring ma proved a chine installed, when the company I <- the North aide of the building on thr deal of the credit for the nmnner n that she has been detained II Hose Company which Telephones Installed by Pacific The pn>- second floor. The fire hail taken a in which they handled. irtland, but she will leave there success in every way. will stock up with finished lumber, states ,_..j Telephone Co. this week. ceeda amounting to over $130 will for the summer trade, in the new gixxl laild of the building when thr E d . S nodgmahh . riday. are: go towards buying new hose carts lumber warehouse built for that fire fighters arrived, with the center Main 128fl, Melchior, N. office. Farm for Bale. vertising pays—in the home I for the 1(M) feet of hose ordered by |xirt of the roof and the north side pur,******- and with a stock of doors, t ' Main 1124, Neils’a Grocery. Taper. Try it. for when you Eighty acres for sale, 41% miles i of the building all ablaze With a the City Council. windows, sashes, shingles, etc., in Main 1 1x7. Rosenberg’• Grocery. ■ strong wind blowing it hxiked as from town, on public road. About anything to sell it is the home Married, at n«x n < n Wednesday. the other warehouse, the mill com Main 111.7, Pacific Salvage Co. I though the building was diximed. IO acres meadow and 5 acres mois [rnpers which reaches the 1 at the home of the bride’s |>arents. pany will lie in good shape to fur I Page Bros. The Are.however, burned slow, ow- being cleared by contract. Houses, Mr. and Mrs. John l.mbum, by nish all kinds of building material, F. L. rik Lyster. Tom. res. M. Woods left on Wednesday Ju«tice of the Pence E. W. Stanley, i ing to the green lumbet. end this barns and other txiddinga. 13 first well seasoned, on short orders. The F. I- 53, Krake, L. D., Blaine. •ribaldi and will leave on the Mr. Frank W. Eoster io Miss Rhoda | gave the hose contfiany a show, and class cows, three no. 1 yearling mill is turning out a railroad order Maine 483. Maddux A Edgtiert atenmer for Idaho, being at- O. Kinbum. There were a large they srtcceeded in getting it under Jersey heifers, wsgon, surry plow, this week, consisting of stringers Real Estate. d there tjy the recent diacovery numner of friends present to wit : control and eventually in getting it harrow, mower, rake, toots and Siu th 43. Kirk. W. M.. res. and Hr* extinguished. It took an effort to Hnplementa. Several acre* of thia ness the marriage and to extend South 4.1, Knight, Ernest, res. The commissioners of the Port of <to ao owing to the dense smoke, ia twat creek txXtom Cmua and .■ Headlight plant will tie moi their congratulations and l«e«t wis Main 207. Garrett, W.'J, res. *1liehaJem have adopted resolution* a numtier of the Ixiys having to he see Prue eight thousand <WHIara to Tillamook Bio k thia week, hes to the happy couple. Main lltTi. Ball. E. A. Vetrionary I relieved on acco«int of it. The build F. L. Buell, Tillamook. providing for sale of £*i,f««i of it* be office will be «nested in the and borne «hoer. The case of Herman Boelk va. mg was pist lompleted and Mr. part of the building occupied Oak Nolan ia set for hearing in the bonds to secure funds to construct Main 1371, C. O. I». I-aundry Eatray. a jetty at the mouth of the Nehalem | Snodgraee had made arrangements ■e poet office. Trask ffi, Tikleo. Clarence, res. supreme court for the lat of March. Bay to provide a ship channel to to move into it the next day. He Red and white Steer. «i* tied. with E. Reynolds propose giving This ia a case where Nolan induced the sea with the depth of 20 to 22 cleaned up the building and swep! mostly white face, one split in each itertainmeat at the Gem Thea* Boelk to sign a right of way for feet. These l«onds are issued Io the shavings into a room on Tues ear. branded " B’’ on right hip. 1 March *th for the henefit of logging over hia property. . which have to prr cent of them mature 'Owner please rail and pa) < barges day, and thia ap|>eara to be where 7*4 acres of liest river txHtom land M f Kellow, four mile« south of Tillamook Hose Company. proved tobe a deed to hie property. each year after July, I9K). The ou public road. 34 miles from Tills the Are originated Mr. Snodgrass l Helm, on Dolph mail, Tillamook, 1 will consist of moving pi The case was tried before Judge entire amount trill •< retire 1 at the uMxik. for $2,700.—F- L Buell, City. passed the building alxiut half past Oregon. songs and vaudeville. Burnett and decided ia favor of UMBRELLAS. $1.65 $5.00 RUBBERS. STYLES $1.50 $2.50 98c. MEN’S FRENCH FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS. BOY’S SHOES. REAL BARGAINS $1.25 $1-98 MEN’S FANCY NEGLIGEES LADIES’ SHOES. Don’t Overlook These. 1.45 COTTON BLANKETS BOY’S SUITS. $1.50 $1.75 I
