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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1910)
ol. XXII. No. 49 TILLAMOOK, I H. Sours, cheapest and bestpa|>er Ice Cream Cones at T he *SPA. . hangi r in town. Leave orders at If you xvant barley, oats, wheat, King 4 Smith Co. * cream at T he S pa . cracked corn, shorts, middlings, Star brand process barley, $1.35 bran, etc., go to A. F inley Jt Co., Morris, eye specialist. , »ch to rank Sue F. R. Beals. . a sack and $31.00 a ton.—W m . CUR * Old Post Office building. TIS. The Grain Man * i Everything you want in the way I kinds of ewsds at Reseuberg Frank Freeman sent the editor a . of eatables at the new grocery, leghorn egg 8x6*4 inches in cir i Everything new and fresh.—A. F1N- S pa far the beet lee Cream in cumference. How’s that for a big 1 LEY 4 C o .. Old Post Office build- •gg ? | »OS- tk^ns wanted at the Franklin Sole agent for the Pure White and , Special on Hour and milk cans: ■lancet. , Best Everett Flour. Try it, at the Snow Drift flour, $6.25 a bbl. and ih Fish, Clams and Oysters new grocery store. — Rosenberg $1.00 a sack. Lighthouse flour, $5.75 Franklin market. * Bros. • ' I a bbl. and $1.5) a sack. Buel milk » I , Alex McNair left last week For sale, Registered Holstein Cows cans, $2.60.—W m . C urtis , The Grain It friends in Portland. • and Bulls cheap for cash orapprov- Man. luchanan B 4 U paint. U will ed note. — Fryar 4 Co., Sumner, We understand that the money » noney and get the best. * I Wash. from the discontinued school dis tk Hadley and wife returned Sol. Whitehouse, who spent sev tricts have been turned over by ex leek from a visit to the East. eral months in California for the County School Superintendent Wiley Brs with ice cream at Tlter- benefit of his health, returned on and the account settled up satis I factorily. t Co’s. Don’t cost you extra.. Friday. LAMOOK JOTTINGS OREGON, MAY 12. 1910 *1.0 per year An option was tiled by the Gari Gospel services in Swedish at 1 between acts and one long laugh. baldi Beach Company upon two Wilson river school house as fol Thia will be an eveuing well spent tracts of land, comprising 250 tier-a lows: Sunday, the 1.1th, at 11 a m. with a story that will elevate and fronting on the Tillamook channel land 8 p.in. The following week. j entertain. Husbands should bring and the Miami river, and the other Tuesday. Thursday and Friday at their wives, mothers, have your for sixty acres at Garibaldi to F. R. 8 p.m. All who understand the daughters see it. It’s a good lessoe. Hayward, of Los Aageles, for $25.000. Swedish language are cordially I Seats are now selling at Lamm’s . <!»-■*•*- atnro »aatarai - The Percheron stallion Ville will invited.—A. G. S andbloom , State j drug store, usual prices. Missionary. I her the big bowery dance given make the season of 1910 in Tillamook | by the ball team after the show County. Ville is the Largest and The Sue H. Elmore came in on best proportioned stallion in the Wednesday with the following pas Saturday night. Don't miss it, a comity,and took two prizes at Wash sengers: R. McDonald. J. A. Perry, good time guarantied to all. ington County Fairs. W bile in Tilla Mrs. S. W. Wheeler, Olaf Hyman, mook City will be at Easter’s barn. S. J. Hameroel, Nels Nelson, Ivan L. E. Sanders, owner. • Wendat, Mr. Young, C. la»e. Miss Hassett, Mrs. Donnal, A. Murry, P. All the bids for carrying the Till W. Jones, Frank Orr, Noma Park amook-Willamina mail have been hurst. A. S. Russel. G. Sexton. F. J. turned down and the postal author Carrol, F. Ducoly, Frank Hadley ities have again posted notice for fresh bids. The bids specify that and wife, Jessie Donaldson. R. C. Baker, Roy Lamb, Mr. Novae, II. B. the mail is to leave here at 12 o’clock noon, with 110 mail on Sat Covey and wife, Mr. Southerland. Mr. Station. Mr. Tilliam. Mr. Spauld Ed. Reeves had the misfortune to urday. Gustav Haberlach and Arthur »e wanting fresh fruit, call ing, Mr. Hollister. ed nuts, give Joe Therdich a Street, of Clackamas, are visiting at get kicked in the head by a horse The Willamina rig which left here Mrs. Emmett Bales gave a party the home of Carl Haberlach in this in Rogers & McNamer Co's, stable on Tuesday, met with an accident in this city on Tuesday evening, near Helio. The tongue dropped to a number of her lady friends on seat Price paid for Hides, Furs I city. Friday afternoon. which proved Wanted, a position as cook or making a gash which had to be and scared the team, which ran keep Pelts. N. Melchior, Till- another of those pleasant afternoons L Ore. • helper in boarding house. Apply sewed up by Dr. Kerron. away, pitching the rig and passen the ladies of the city have been There was a slight mistake in gers over the bank. E. T. Ilaltoiii hour way to the theatre . try at this oflice or address “A," Head having the past winter, and the ballots in the election for was among the passengers and (ch’s pop corn and peanuts, light office. which have become enjoyable so the Port of Bay City, but as the was shaken up and scratched about Ed Donaldson, having taken the be beat. cial events. Mrs. Bales, assisted description was correct in the peti the face. ■y to loan on improved farm agency for an automobile company by Miss Hansen, who is visiting tion after obtaining legal advice, To cause more interest in base in thia city, entertained the guests ay, at 7 per cent interest.— will move to Portland and go into the county court decided it was that business. ball this season, this circular was in a charming manner. The after •R. Beals. necessary to hove another election. B. D. Lamar vs. I. W. Cupit and posted about the city on Wednes noon was spent in games and a fteiri Bull calves for sale. There are four crews of engineers day: social manner, Mesdamee W. B. (reasonable. W m . H artill , B. D. Lamar vs. F. M. Fingeson, are two tax foreclosure cases filed I working up the Wilson River, and » Alderman, Fred Poorman and Fred Tillnnipok. Ore., May 11, 1910. le, Oregon. another crew came in on the in the circuit court. A To celebrate the opening of the C. Baker taking the prizes. ream and ice cream sodas, steamer Sue H. Elmore on Wednes Base Ball season and welcome the moat dainty lunch was served to Owing to the delay in getting am cones and soft drinks at day, which will commence work I visiting team, it is earnestly re the delight of all present. ,» lath, Contractor Brodhead was Icli & Co’s. at Bester’s ford. When Mr. Hill quested that all business houses unable to proceed with the work, Opera House. Friday and Satur and offices close from 2 until 5 p. m. with Rosenberg Bros., at for the Tillamgok Commercial Club, I was at Forest Grove lost week it .011 Friday, May 13tli. day, May 13-14. The greatest play grocery store. A splendid but as the lath is now on hand it was mentioned to him that a road T hos . C oates , ' Mayor. of them all. "Forgiven,” by the , was neeoeu needed to me the coast. coast ano and an all Dial that i " froceries kept in stock.* Ycu will not take long before the lie said in reply was "I’ll see alxmt WEBSTER HOLMES, President Con - Dramatic Club, McCowell's direc iney by trading with us. * mereiai Club. rooms are ready for occupancy. 1 it.” tion. New faces, new specialities Bissell’s Carpet Sweepers Monarch Hosiery T-illamook has extended an invita tion to Mr. L. W. Hill to visit this county, which was wired this morn ing as follows: Tillamook, Ore., May 12, 1910. Mr. I.. B. Wickersham. Vice President United Railway! Co., Portland, Oregon. On behalf of the people of Tilla mook County please convey to Mr. I- W. Hill a most cordial invi tation io visit Tillamook while on his present tour of the state. P resident T illamook C ommer cial Cl.t'H. M ayor of T illamook C ity . THE Church of Christ PLEADS FOR No book but the Bible,- No creed but the Christ, No name but the Divine. Reserved Sent for you. Fresli Fastern Candies ^fern’s CORSETS Reliability in one of the prime essen tials in a corset. T h e American Lady Corsets sold here are recom mended tiecHuse we know them to Is- reliable and cor rect in every way. The making is alsive reproach, the cutting perfect, the styles exquisite. KEAIEWMnWTES TO-DAY xamine e spring nowing Florsheim les and Ox- rds. Never re so many good tures combined :h good shoe- King— he Aviator”- “The Pirate” “The Alamo The Modoc” he Azby” some of the 99 ONES No. 100 (like cut) Batiste, White. Each *2.00 No. fMM (like cut) White. Coutil. *3.50 Each No. 314 (like cut) White. Coutil, >3-50 Euch Copyright H mi S*.halli*» t* Min As a rule the young fellows have to practice economy in clothes buying ; college and high school fellows, young business men; money We want you to know the counts there, economy of our Hart Schaff nei & Mai a Look—a FIVE ’ will buy a pair-never t more for your money fit you, too. - clothes. They cost a little more than some ; but they’ve got the all-wool service in them; and the smart, snappy style young men want. SUITS >20 to >35 They’re profitable to you. Oxfords and Pumps that well dressed women like MAtit fOtf f/,9 /• y grace and ennning le-auty. OXFORD» snug lifting end nrat in |>atrn< Iralhrra. tane, oibloods, vici kids, box calta, gun metal», rtc, The ahoe shelves are replete wilti every aort of «ummer footwear. Prices from $2.25 to $3.50 a pair.
