Tillamook headlight., March 31, 1910, Image 3

Val. XXII. No. 43*
Ladies’ Home Journal
Patterns.
$1.50 per year.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MARCH 31, 1910.
Carlson, Currier Co.’s
Spool Silk.
Monarch Hosiery.
I Arrow Brand Collars and
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Cuff's.
The Famous “Star” Hats.
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We undoubtedly have on
display by far the larg­
est and most varied stock
of Men’s Fancy Hosiery
ever shown here before,
consisting of thousands
of pairs of high class
half hose, both in fancies
unil plain colors. Prices
Heavy Cotton Socks,
8!3c., 10c., 12,'aC. a pair.
Men's Black and Tan
Cotton Sox, 121 sc., 20c.,
25c. a pair.
Men’s Black, Tan and
Natural Cashmere Sox,
pair 25c.
Men’s Fancy Sox, regu­
lar values to 75c., Hal-
•om’s price 25c.. 35c. and
50c. pair.
Men's Hosiery Section.
Main Right Aisle.
Ladies’ & Children’s HOSIERY
An enormous showing of New Plain
and Fancy Hosiery for Ladies and Child­
ren is on display at our Ladies' Hosiery
section.
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We actually have more stockings than
we know what to do with at present. Our
line of Fancies for Spring leaves abso­
lutely nothing to be desired us to both
beauty ¡and merit of manufacture in
stockings. “Seeing is believing." Come
and see.
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BRIGHT GOODS AND BRIGHT PRICES
The Big Store offers its friends and customers a refreshing assortment
of NEW GOODS from which to make your early Spring selections. It has
been the main object in view to supply this county with a shopping center
where you can get all that is new and desirable at rock bottom prices. We
solicit your early inspection of our stocks.
You've got a great treat in store for you —and this is the
store it’s in. We're going to show you some of the liveliest
clothes you ever saw; special snappy models made for us by
bona fide
County,
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HART SCHAFFNER & MARX,
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It seems as though the weavers had made a special
point of getting beauty in design this spring. A new lot of
beautiful gray fabrics, and a big variety of blue fabrics, plain
and with self stripes, ani with many fine aud handsome
patterns.
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The new models also are particularly good; there’s
no doubt about it.
The clothes we get from Hart
Schaffner & Marx have styles about them which you dont
find in any other clothes made. zXIl the fabrics are all-wool;
and the tailoring is the kind that such fabrics and such a
reputation deserve.
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SUITS, $20 to $35. OVERCOATS, $20 to $35
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The Detroit Special Overall.
This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
Ladies' Plain Black and Tan Hose,
12Hc., 20c.. 25c,. 35c., 90c. pair.
Ladies' Black Outsiie Hose, pair 25c.
Ladies’ Fancy Stockings, regular values
to 75c., Haltom's prices 19c.. 33c. and 44c.
a pair.
“Our Wonder’’ Children’s Hose, pair
125»c.
"Yankee Boy" Stockings.’' pair 17Hc.
"Wild Hoy” Stockings, 25c.
Misses Tan Stockings, 20c.
STUNNING SPRING SUITS
For the Ladies.
Suits for women anti misses, splendidly finished, of fine
serges, diagonals, sharkskin. Panama anti novelty suitings ;
late spring models ; beautifully lined with peau de cygne,
taffeta and satin. Styles featured are the favored roll or
notch collar, with either moire, satin or dainty Persian
trimmings. The selection of spring shades is most attrac­
tive, presenting plenty of pretty tans, grays in light or
medium tints, reseda, blues, lavender, bfack, rose and smoke.
Be sure and see this magnificent showing before you
make your spring purchases, and don’t forget, our splen­
did facilities for making alterations when necessary.
Suits range in price_as follows : $12.50, $14.95, $20.00,
$22.50, $25 and $27.50 and every one of them a beauty
and a splendid value,
Millinery.
Waists.
Beautiful Spring Creations now
on display in our Balcony, abso­
lutely the most stylish affairs yet
seen here. We also make llats
to onler to match any shade of
suit or gown.
Clean and Dye
Ostrich Feathers. Renovate arti­
ficial flowers.
Your Waist is here, a very hand­
some on«', too what we tell about
an* those ordained ns the popular
and stylish Waists for the Season.
We have assembled those which -
by a thoughtful consideration of
styles and values tiefore placing
your order, we can now offer you
values which you will find impos­
sible to duplicate at any other
store. Prices from $1.44 to $8.SO.
Positively No Two Hats made
alike.
See Mrs. Garrett-—Balcony.
J. F. Sliorevand wife. of Portland,
T he S pa has the only up-to-date
The passengers who went out on
was in the city on Thursday. He Ice Cream Parlor in the city.
the Su<* H. Elmore on Sunday were.
Have a few Second-hand and new is interested in Garioaldi property
J.
H. Rogers, Mr. Edger, W. Flier-
Mason, Pennington A Co. on Wed­
Separators on hand which I will I and ex|iect» to improve it and plat
e cream at T he S pa .
man, A. Bencheidt, Mrs. Forsland,
nesday
awarded
the
set
of
silver
sell cheap. P. O. Box, 740, Portland, • it off in lots.
ware to Mr. Win. Powell and the aet Lucile Stephens, Chas. Oliver, L.
r. Morris, eye specialist.
Oregon.
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For Sale, cheap, a new Manure of band painted plate to Mrs. Emily II. Clark, W. A. Emery, R. H.
11 kinds of seeds at Rosenberg
We carry- a full line of " Boss-of- Spreader for $115, just shipped in Stuart.
This closes their giving of Read, F. Read, Mr. Pert. W. G.
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the-Road’’ Overalls in blue and from Portland, cost price «1 which premiums. No more tickets will be Dwight, Geo. Day, Mrs. Russell
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and Dr. If. Morris.
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ks S pa for the best Ice Cream in black for Men and Boys.—GRAND was $140. Apply to J. H. Hathaway, issued.
L eader .
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The passengers who came in on '
Tillamook, Ore.
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Ety.
Rev. Thos. Robinson closed his
the Sue H. Elmore on Wednesday
Lost, a valise, between Quick’s
Idy's bicycle for sale. See D. L.
Just received a large assortment pastorate at the Presbyterian church were: Mr.Shorey and wife, Mias Gar
and South Prairie Creamery, any 1 of Children’s Military Ca|tes in red on Sunday and left for Portland on
Be.
During Mr. Robinaon'a field, Mr. Harold. O. D. Wilson,
one finliingaame leave at this office. and blue, trimmed with gold braid Monday.
Power. Mr. Neal,
Noyse,
iickens wanted at the Franklin Liberal reward.
and buttons. Special $3.95 and residence in Tillamook he made
Devine. J. Smith, J
King,
k market
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many friends, who were sorry to
$4.95.
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Samuel C. Tomlinson has filed
C. B. Highly, W. A. Chaeple and ;
see him leave.
G. Anderson and wife was in suit in the circuit court against
family, E. G. Harrison, George
We have about 20 ton of an espi-
city from Portland,
" J. Smith, of Bay City, was Vernon. Bettre Hines, S. Nyiiuest,
Chas P. Nelson to recover $7d0 on a cial fine process barley that we an. oz'F.
...
bound
<
over
to
keep
the
peace
for
promissory
note.
Mrs. L. W. Reed. Mrs M K. Hull,
offering for the extreme low price
jesh Fish, Clams and Oysters
he Franklin market.
* I H. W. Todd has filed a suit in the . of $.'*> per ton if taken soon. G. threatening to kill Chas. Pike and S. P. Swenson. fl. A. U man.
dynamite
hia
house.
He
was
also
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There are a large numtier of rail­
fern to the wife of Bert Johnson. circuit court against the Pacific- M ills and C. S. A t KNUON.
arrested for violating the local op
Railway A Navigation Company 1 Mr. H. A. Youmans, of the Red­ lion law. anil Justice Stanley fined road engineers and right of way
Monday, a daughter.,
for $125 for damages.
wing, Minn., is in Tillamook for a him $150 and sent him to tail for 15 men in tins city at lhe present time
r. Boats has taken a suite of
and gangs of surveyors on the Wil I
H. Sours, cheapest and best paper few days showing "That Red Wing days.
Ins in Tillamook Block.
son river.
It is the genrrsl ■W
«pin
Line
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of
leather
novelty
good
and
The Percheron «tailion Ville will ion that it will not be I oor Indore
hanger in town.
GOOD MUSIC
br Sale, a portable baker’s oven,
C Buchanan B 4 I' paint. U will Art Calendars for the year 1911.
make the season of 1910 in Tillamook construction on an electric road I
k fixtures.— See D. L. Shrode.'X* save money and get the best.
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D. L. Sh rode ha» servered connec­ County. Ville is the Larges! and down the Wilson river will In- com­
WELCOME TO ALL
Ls Edna Garfield has returned
best pro(x>rtioned stallion in the menced anil which will go to Bay­
We are sorry to announce the death • tions as agent for the Portland and county.and
took two prizes nt Wash­ ocean and Netarts.
Tillamook
Transjiortaf
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on
Com
he county from her visit to the^ „'72.
o( Mr( — , G
Wal|ace
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ington County Fairs. While in Till»
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place in Portland on Wednesday pany, and Clarence I (auneukrntt mook ('jty will tie at Easter'» barn.
will become the agent in thin city«
I marriage license was issued to while undergoing an ojieration.
L. Sanders, owner.
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Just received a I irge line of
fence A. Hush back and Mary
Tbe Junior Cis»» of tbeTUIaniook '
i Trade with Rosenberg Bros., at Ladies’
Albatross Waist», em­
■ ebb.
the new grocery store.
A splendid
broidered fronts, long sleeved, but­ High School will give an entertain- |
(ghest Price paid for Hides, Furs line of groceries kept in stock. You ton in front, $.3.50 to $4.50 values, merit at the Gem Theatre on Friday 1
save
money
by
trading
with
us.
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Sheep Pelts. N. Melchior. Till-
evening, consisting of two bright, I
sjiecial $2.95. —G rand L eader . *
ok. Ore.
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. cleuer playlets, which are full of
Indies' Muslin Night Gorwns
Options
have
been
filed
by
M
The Boy*» and Girls' Glee:
Mtey to loan on improved farm trimmed in lace and embroidery, j Andrews, of Portland, upon pm- ¡fun.
I Clubs will take jiart and other fea '
$1.00 J
>erty, at 7^* per cent interest. — $1.50 value, special 9fc.
jierty
tielonging
to
John
H.
Paquet
' lures will form the evening's enter !
value, special 75c.—G rand L eader . !
F ft. Beals.
tor (tn>; Frederick W. Redlx rg for I tainment
If you save $100 from your earnings
A game of Imse base will be play-1 $H.ft*l and William R Illingsworth
Hatein Hull calves for sale.
during
a year it is the same amount
Bids
are
called
for
to
carry
the
.
es reasonable, W m . H aktii . i .. ed on Sunday afternoon lietween I for fiUUWl
mail lie tween Willamina anil Tilla
Bay City and the Tillamook High
rille, Oregon.
yon would receive on a $2,0<io in­
School on the race tract in this t Roy Main was arrested for threat­ mook. The mail is to leave Wills
ening F. W. Berger, but as he I nun» daily, except Sunday, upon
White and City.
lie agent for the Pure
1
vestment for <>ne year nt 5 ja-r «ent.
admitted
that
he
intended
to
thrash
the receipt of the mail from the 11.‘JI
1 Everett Flour. Try it. at the
Dr. N. L. Curry, was in the city . flic latter, but bad »Ince reis-nted ¡a.ni. train, and Tillamook daily, ex-1
F grocery store. . — Roeenlierir
tlus week obtaining options on pro­ of making the threat, the justice Icept Saturday, at 12 o'clock msm.on
perty on the South side of the l»av. did not bind him over to keep the 125 hours running time. There is
To aiivr, one must sacrifice, The
checking account with The Old lietween Bayoeean park and the peace.
1 prol>iif>ly a mistake in the tune the
best things of life »ire guinetl ill thin
table will be found the most j jetty.
Rev. A. B (.'alder will preach at mail ia to leave this city, a» the
»factory way to pay your bills,
jsMitinaster has received a n<Hifi< a
J.
C.
Noyes
is
in
from
Portland
Buy
City
next
Sunday,
at
11
a.
m.
way. If you want to lay aside n part
it
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: for the jnirjsiae of contracting with and 7; Al p. m. There will ls*s|iect»l lion that Hie South mail ia to leave I
Tillamook
City
at
Sam
.
excejH
Sat
­
Klie/ Plain and Fan » Hose in j the Tillamtsik Lumber Manufacture music at the morning service. Rev.
•>f your earnings, come to thin bank
the newest shades. Regular 25c. I mg Company for a large ijunnity Calder will also preach st the Miami urday. -
and open an account,
A Inink
ke. ^sjiecial 15
pair. G rand I of spruce.
school at 3 p.m.
There was an enthusiastic meet
Ing
at
tbe
Court
House
on
Thur»
account
will
assist
you
grently in
The Swastika lord a delightful
I New arrivals in Ladies' Spring
■ account of the death of Mr*. ■^Wits. all the newest shade» and time on Friday afternoon at the day evening <d last week, when a
numlirr of the business men met to
the
undertaking.
Ila«e the dance advertised lor styles from $15J»t to >25
Jamea
Walton
jr..
home
of
Mrs.
Altera
krday night at (Keans
IL tel tMms free. Fit guaranteed.-GRaND; when a large niimler of friends diacuM the condition of the channel
the tmy to thiscfty. Mr. H T.
toot firmed.
were invited !«• the meeting.
The i from
L eader .
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Bott* was called upon to preside,
We welcome the »mail <iepo*itor.
hostess nerved a dainty lunch.
and tlie d*»< us»ion which followed
were several per**m* hyp ■ , K. H. Ha radon, of A Mona, was |
i
At
a
meeting
of
the
execlutive
•bowed
conclusively
that
something
on tbe street during the ice' in the city last week.
He ia a son-'
on Wednesday.
in law of*S. Elmore and tbe office board of the newly formed Comm er would have to be done, otherwise
man of the transportation <<>ni rial Club, it was dechled to call a it would tie inijMMHtible for either of
■ale. EegisteredHoUieinCows jtany.
the ateantera to ranch this city, aa
Mr
n. fo »'tow bi* meeting of the members to
Bulla cheap fot cash «>« ipprot interest in this cfty.be a ise a mem­ the plana outlined by ;•
tbe « hannel has shoaled in several
piacea, rauaed by the tmhetaof last
- Frvar * Co., Mitnnrr. ber of the newly formed Cummer be ore any contracts ar*
| winter.
into.
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LLAMOOK JOTTINGS !
Auction Sale of Wade’s
Stock of Hardware Goods
and other useful articles
on Saturday, April 2, at
10 o’clock. Be sure and
come. Lots of bargains
I KING Sc SMITH CO
ice Cream Cones at T he S pa .
The Church of
Christ
A Church Willing to
Serve.
Sale,
of thr
Hired
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of M
Did You Ever Think
Of It in This Way?
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY