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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1910)
il. XXII. No. 47 TILLAMOOK, OREGON. APRIL 28 MOOK JOTTINGS earn at THE S pa . krris. eye specialist. I to rent. See F. R. Beals. . nds of seeds at Rosenberg « ip A for the beet Ice Cream in bicycle for sale. See D. L. Jungles $1.S3.— See D. ch your ihort. i not a en our iu must If your > so the L. ns wanted at the Franklin rket , Mauer Golden Gate cauie rdnesday. Fish, Clams and Oysters ■anklin market. white oats, $37.53 a ton.— tis, the grain man. Manan B 4 U paint, U will ley and get the best, e, a portable baker’s ires.—See D. L. Shrode. with ice cream at Ther- s. Don’t cost you extra. . , quality and fit in cloth aeon, Pennington A Co. * anting fresh fruit, can nuts, give Joe Therdich a ■rst strawberries of the ice you I were seen at Therdicli should : exclu- Ikte effects in street hats we are shapes just received at itiop. Stugeon’i- . Higheat Price paid for Hides, Furs Pelts. N. Melchior, Till - e. • On your way to the .theatre try Therdich’s pop corn and peanuts. ’ 2an't bi&eat. persons have had to pay (25.(13 for selling butter ht. nd process barley, $1.40 .00 a ton.—Wm. Curtis, tatan. * ¡shipment of Packard received by Mason Pen- Co. p killed a she bear Sun- ptured the cub, which he me. loan on improved farm 7 i>er cent interest.— als. Bull calves for sale. onable. W m . H artill , » egon. House, irsonal There cenery every led, to itnook in an >ple to harac- ted, so rward a sees Jriday 'ickett place ry one ese nr- s 35c., th » good sale i of te so Tar. »Ids, le by cut* >uhl* •ES, i and ice cream sodas, ones and soft drinks at Co’s. stock of tents and tent stoves and outfits.— ith Co. ssortment of the latest waist and dress lengths Pennington A Co's. nch, with part river bot- le at $2,500. Address A. verdale, Oregon. • hose carts for the Tilla- Coinpany were brought earner on Wednesday, send $1.00 for one of our They will please you ck.— King A Smith Co. nuiue French kid gloves low price of $1.25 per n, Pennington ACu’s. I for the Pure White and t Flour. Try it, at the ry store. — Rosenberg • Registered Holstein Cows cheap for cash orapprov- Fryar de Co., Sumner, • Copyright Hart Schaffner & Man harness BREAKING pretty lively work sometimes but if it’s well done, the results are usually good. We’ve broken a lot of high-spirited fellows to our clothes; and we expect to keep on doing it.. The man we especially like to “tackle” is the fellow who thinks we can’t persuade him that these fine clothes, made for us by H art ( Schaff n e r G^ Marx are better than any he gets made to measure; better for him ; economy for him; better style, better quality . We’re convincing a lot of just such skeptics right along. The clothes do it: all we have to do is to get them tried on. Men are sometimes a little stubborn about that, but once they get into the clothes, that settles it. They’re the best, the most stylish, and about the only clothes that you know are all-wool. a We like to get the other fellow, too, who thinks these clothes are too high priced he’s easy, if he once gets started; the economy is too apparent. New Suits in grays and blues; fancy mixtures, snappy new patterns, very stunning creations, $20 to ¿35 Great line of line furnishings ; shirts, neckwear, hosiery, underwear. Best hats made This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. Of course we carry other lines of clothes that will not cost you as much money. felloys from - • - - - - - F R E E FREE y horses came in the week to lie used on the I nd two cars of inules in shortly. d misses oxfords in tan. and patent leather on Mason. Pennington A Very latest styles. ith Rosenlierg Bros., at ry store. A splendid ies kept in atock. You Working in the garden is a hard Ice Crenn Cones at T he S pa . y by trading with 11« * job. It can lie made much easier I • The ___ Ixily of n man who was Collie dog, answers to if you use gool tools. King and I killed on 1»- railroad at Nehalem f •‘Calite." Had a piece | Smith for garden tools. was |,roU| ijit to the city and the 1 on neck. Return to : yen- buried this morn Wheeler or to thia office. . I Jack Davis was arrested charged remains with assaulting Bernice Dayton al tng. He e ias thrown from a dump ated in a Gordon hat. I the dance, and pleading guilty wa» cart. in a Gordon Deluxe. is fined “ ---- 1 $25 and ---- * costa. ---- - | Service •4 at the Church of Christ 1 expended. There is The votes to create a |mrt of Bay ' will l.e cl •iangol next Sun-lav from t made for the price. ■I City carried and it is <!< mirtilli |7:W p.il t. to a o'clock. Subject«. Wington A Co. whether the Port of hi enture.’ Morning! “At the |>a««ing of tlw in bloom in Tillamook, carried. The votes will I«e can- ways." " Evening, “The form and what earlier than veaaed in a few days. i power oqGodlmean. w the editor wi « the re- The Si • IL Elmore l<'t ui, Fri- lay Miss Veronica Nelcltotr, who is a beautiful r<M«e • hl» with til ’ following pa»«,ngets: well and favor il Ij known in this at by a lady w I m * liad city and vicinity, is now cnnno tnl > Mr». Ha >shnrt. G. C. Nick lo», II. with Haltom'a store a» saleslady. Olaon. 1 r. I’rie. N. Nefelio«*, F. rmaey finii «ran Mies C. G. Miss Mclchoir a ill lie a great help ' Ih-vine wife, the Kimme lor Devine. W. Larwoer. t«oth to the »tore and to tin- Germaa Devine, »l>eaking i art of our population, I a« »be speaks language fluently. We have splendid suits for men and young $11.50 up I Our store in the home of Winch)-»- , Articles incorfiorating the Com Hay season ia not far of! and you ter ammunition in this city. We try mercial Building AsM.M-iatioii have know that ton ate going to make | to have all six.-« in «lock all the l>een filed with <». A Edmunds, H. hay, so why not look over your time. If we do not have the aixe to C. Lamb, W. G. flwight anil P. tools and supplies nor before the I fit your gun, we will get them. —| W. T<»ld incorimratoea, with the last minute. Piilliea, hay carriers, capital stock placed at $I5.<* ii King A Smith Co. single iiik I double har|»»>n forks, The gasoline Schooner O»liko»h William lamgfellow, a young hay lorka, bay ro|ie, single and made a trip on Sunday from Aa- man alaiut 3f years of age. was double trees, oil cans and harvea-, •. . i toria. From the time «lie left the brought to the city from the rail ter oils. King A Smith Co. • dock at Aatng’ia until »he tied up road camp on Saturday and was Has a trout more sense than a | at the mill cpmpany’« <io V 'tly ojierated ii|am by fir Boala, l>Ut i fisherman T, Sometime» we think" a*» hour« had lieen taken. died I hr same evening, Nothing they have. Our reason is this. A , There will I«- preaching by Ehler in known of hi» relatives. trout will not raise only to a certain Dirkaen, at tlie Seventh l»ay Ad A ba»lu-t social will be given by kind of a fly on a given day. while venti«t Church in Tillamook Cdy. I Tuesday evening. May X la-ginning the girls of St Alphonsua Aca<|emy, some fisherman »|>end their g< od I al H o'tlipk p. m. Also Prayer Monday evening,May X A very nite time and money trying to make Nr. i Meeting on Wednesday evening. program will he given, after which Trout take the fly that he don’t want. I May 4, and preaching on Thursday the Laali> la will be auctioned off. We have the largest assortment of I evening. May 5. at » o’rhick, also We wiah every one to come and fbeoand fishing tackle ever brought will try and make it pleasant for into the county and can give you E. Reynold«. ! preaching on the Sabbath ('Satur them Bring a liaaket Admission la tip on the kind of fly that the Ircnwhaw, unii Jim day! at II o'ckak ami Sunday Mtc. Ticket a to be obtained from 1 fish are alter. King A Smith to. ening. All arc-cordially invited. the pupils.
