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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1910)
H rah lin h 8 ¥•1. XXII. No. 50. TILLAMOOK, lamook jottings I e cream at T he S pa . r. Morris, eye specialist. Cream Cones at T he S pa . » . kind* of seeds at Rosenberg August Ruatsalainian. a Einn, who was declared insane on Monday, was taken to the insane asylum at Salem. ORKGON, CLASS I” Prut I want you to examine this sea son's models in (Men's Suits, $15.00. —M orris S chnal , Popular Priced Clother. Wanted, a position as cook or helper in boarding house. Apply n Edger's new house is nearly at this office or address “A,” Head bed. light office. ■E. Hill was in from Cloverdale Coal delivered, $10.00: Shingle. londtiy, $1.85 and $2.75. An almost new Ickens wanted at the Franklin drop bead sewing machine cheap.— • D. L. S hrope . market « Rev. A. B. Calder will preach Oysters next Sunday as follows : Onion * n Powell is building a new Peak at 11 a. nt. ; Nehalem at 2:30 p.m.; Balnt at 8 p. nt. e in Sunnymead addition. Attorney H. T. Botts, chairman of Buchanan B 4 U paint. U will the Republican County Central Com- money and get the best • , ... —. t nnttee, will call a meeting of that fers with ice cream at Ther- bod -n |he near future A Co s. Don t cost you extra.. J . , l • . 1 ; si A uaugnier daughter < of John C. Wilson, H. Voghart has bought out|a brfck layer _ _ _ , who recently came '■ cigar, fruit and candy store. | here, died at the Hotel.Ramsey on ee wanting fresh fruit, < can-1 ----- Wednesday morning. [nd nuts, give Joe Therdich a ; If you want barley, oats, wheat, .1 ’ .cracked corn, shorts, middlings, e Martiny has bought an1 ’bran, etc., go to A. F inley & Co., lobile and is expected in any | Old Post Office building. »h Fish, Clams and E Franklin market. Korduroy Pants, guaranteed ment engineer for thia district, is »y rip, for $1.00.— M orris expected in to make an examination ■ Popular Priced Clother. . and report on contemplated harbor improvements for this port. ■e of Gent’s Furnishing, ■'Shoes, for the summer , is Contractor John Winstadt is in ■píete —M orris S chnal . . from Portland figuring upon the ■Ian v*. M. H. Larsen et al new concrete building which is to ■lied in the circuit court to be erected for the Tillamook Com mercial Association on Main street. ■B9.40on promissory notes. Special on flour and milk cans: BA. Rowe, E. B. Hall and Snow Drift flour, $6.25 a bbl. and ■loner H. V. Alley were $1.80 a sack. lighthouse flour, $5.75 ■m Nehalem on Wednesday, a bbl. and $1.50 a sack. Buel milk ■ent for the Pure White and cans, $2.60.-W m . C urtis , The Grain Brett Flour. Try it, at the Man. * ■Eery store. — Rosenberg At a special meeting of the Tilla • mook Commercial Club on Wednes Registered Holstein Cows day evening, on the recommenda cheap for cash orapprov- tion of the Executive Board, M. F. Fryar A Co., Sumner, Leach and R. W. Watson were add ed to the board. tegan was arrested Tuea- Dr. Tatom, Painless Dentist, from friff Crenshaw, who was Coquille Cify, Oregon, will be at r fraudulently obtaining the Allen House for two weeks, Ig * county warrant for front the 20th of this mounth. This rears ago which was made is the first time he has visited George Hobson. Tillamook for 10 year*. y the Depositor in Any Bank Is Looking for Security The affair* of this bank are directed and naged by men of business and expert - Below appears a list of the Officer* ind Director* of the Tillamook County Bank. M. W. HARRISON. Pre*, and Cashier. H. T. BOTTS, Vice-President. mncToas : [ARRI SON. CARL HABEWLACH I). FITZPATRICK. M. ABPLANALP. 19, 1910 fi.o per year NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES, $35.00 NEVER before have the young men of this locality had a better chance to get smart styles, with highest quality, Our special young men’s styles, made for us by E S pa for the beat Ice Cream in dty. Salem High School and Tillamook Harter vs. J. W. Cupit is a High School will play three games «closure suit filed in the cir- of base ball on the race track on lurt. Saturday, Sunday and Monday. am A. Oliver, postmaster at Trade with Rosenberg Bros., at im, died suddenly Monday the new grocery store. A splendid ■if- line of groceries kept in etock. You |Mt Price paid for Hides, Furs save money by trading with us. * leep Pelts. N. Melchior, Til), Everything you want in the way k Ore. • of eatables at the new grocery'. »our way to the theatre try Everything new and fresh.—A. F in |ch’a pop corn and peanuts, ley A Co., Old Post Office build be béat. ing. hy to loan on improved farm Mrs. Salton will leave for Rose |ty, at 7 per cent interest. — burg on the next steamer, where her fe. Beals. husband has bought a place and Lin Bull calves for sale. where they will make their future Reasonable. W m . H artill , home. B, Oregon. Boy’s suits, latest colors, sizes 8 Lain and ice cream sodas, to 16, at $3.50, equal* any suit sold am ¿ones nnd soft drinks at elsewhere from $5.00 to $11. (XI. — kh 4 Co’s. M orris S chnal , Popular Priced lura, cheapest and best paper Clothier. pin town. Leave orders at Marriage licenses were issued to ■Smith Co. * Joeef Baumgartner and Lena Weh- Brand process barley, $1.35 inger ; Harry P. Kerr and Dott Lttd $35.00 a ton.—W m . CUR- Allen ; Jacob Tagmann and Johan l Grain Man. ’• na Walser. ■eman, from New York, an The county court had a meeting ■iced automobile repairer, on Wednesday and accepted the ■yred in Ed.'a Garage. plats of Manhattan and Wheeler, ■eather has been fine this the latter town site taking the place Btith a strong cold wind front of Vosburg. ■west in the afternoons. Major Jay I. Morrow, the gove-n- MAY r TIME FOR SELECTING YOUR SUMMER WASH DRESS MATERIALS- Elegant new dress in Ginghams checks, plaids and stripes. Per yd. 15c. Cotton Diagonals in Champagne. Brown and Navy. Per yard Soiaette, «himmery »ummer Hart Schaffner & Marx are unusually snappy and keen; and the all- wool quality and ser- vice counts strong with the young fel lows. Such clothes are true economy Suits in new styles, $20 to $35. These are the same clothe* you see advertised in thi* week * Saturday Evening Foat. Thi* Store i* their Tillamook Home. dress stuff in Tan, Pink, Lt. Blue, Old Rose, Gamet, Car dinal, and Navy White. Per yd. 38c. Striped White Nanisook, «pler.did pattems. Yd. 28c. Indian Head Suit- ings in all suitable out door ahade*. Per yard 25c. - Thousand* of yards of New Laces and Embroideries, fresh from the great centers of St Gall These and Calais, are sure to win the admiration of the ladie*. Importing direct enables us to offer them ut very modest price*. Underwear for MEN For comfort, style and elegance. Fine light ribbed Shirts and Dr*. We have an immense showing of all the latest lasts in Men’s Primps and Oxfords in Tan, Oxblood, Patent Leather and velvet calf, Each BsIbriggHn • - 50c. High grade light weight Woolen Shirts and Dr*, Each - - >1.50 The Varsity A gauze like silk mixed underwear in a fine light tan, garment - $1 75 A line of light ribbed wool linion MOST STYLES, 5 and $6 LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS. Our Suit Dept, is absolutely com plete, Exclusive Tailor niades. One piece Silk Dresses. Princess effect and wash dresses in colors or white. Call and look us over. The Sue H. Elmore in coming up The muffler on C. E. Reynolds’ on Thursday ran aground at the automobile exploded on Monday and mouth of the slough. set the machine on fire. It was Mrs. W. B. Alderman entertained quickly extinguished, but not liefore the ladies forming the Shakespeare damages to the amount of $25 had Club at her home in this city last been done it. A fire alarm was Friday-, when another very pleasant turned in. but the fire was put out afternoon was participated in by without the assistance of the fire the members and a few invited appliance. guests. The hostess served a most Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Nichols left for dainty lunch. Portland this (Thursday) morning, Tl»e Percheron stallion Ville will where they will make their future make the season of 111111 in Tillamook home. A large number of friends County. Ville is the lairgest and gave them a surprise party Wednes tieat proportioned stallion in th* dny evening, who expressed their at their leaving, but at the county,and took two prizesat Wash- regret „-------- — ington County Fairs. While in Tilla-' same time wished them happines* mook City will tie at Easter’s barn. in their new home. I> E. Sanders, owner. * Tile Postmaster received this let- , The school IxHird has secured the ter from Madieon, Wia. : D ear S ir , —We received a letter services of Prof. Baker, of Rose mailed at your office May 5th, at 4 burg, as principal of tlir public p.m. Saul letter contain* 40c. and school, at a salary of $1,33) a year. an order for Sweet Corn, but there The other teacher engaged are F. A. is no name signed, and we do not Schofield. Ralph Moore. Mr*. E. G. know who to »end the corn to. Can We ent lose Ford. Miss Carrie Hathaway, Mrs. you help us out ’ stamp for re|>ly. Your* truly, Ed. Leach, Mr*. Hansen and Mies L. L. OLIM SkEL* C o . Fisker. The evening services in the M.E. When Wm. Ryan returned to hi* church have bren changed half hour cabin last week on the Wilson river, later, Epwortli League devotional the first time since his return from meeting at 7.15 and preaching at ; his visit to the East, he found 8.141. Tlie morning »ervice« remain 1 that everything lia<l tieen « arried aa usual. Reception of member* • off from the cabin. There will lie ‘ and special music are the infereat- I trouble up the Wilson river when- ' mg feature of next Sunday morning. ever Bill gets next to the parties (The pastor will preach on the Mth • who di-! the pilfering. [■ onimuodmerit in the evening. L» C. L Houston, who has lieen | P. S. Brumby, representing the ' awarded the contract to construct Blodgett limiter interest, w** in the ' the jetty at the mouth of .the Ne 1 city the first pl the week, and feels halem River, si»*«wttMit wy>rk will ¡elated over tig prospect of Hill’s tie < omuiehced it one. , nnd the' road i<nnin| down the Wilson KiKlri’ apprpruttnl for the puapp** I river, Tti« contract with the timber will permit < <m*trnctii>n of 1 [owner* on that river i* that the a lout 5ill it. and he e«|iect* to have | I road i* to be in operation in two thi* comptrtrd atsml January I. ' I year*,* lint Mr. Brumby think* that He ha* *et med a rork quarry near 1 the road will to tie completed in lews by on tlie railroad and. as the jetty [time than that. | will atari directly from it. the hand-1 ling of the ruck wi rill tw ...nple, and . R< IHeW Wataon ba* brought suit will be no*<" ,be ciwtbt court against the in that minify there I Bring all 1 he ptifaig > Mtaori iBotiwr Co.. ■ eovpoeatfon, •rouble of I<, recover $1,187. "M, claimed to be a MABBUBUty. suits for men. - ■ • Each >2.75 MI-LADY’S HAT Is creation of exclusive and ex quisite design if it came from our Millinery Dept. Hats made to your order, at very reasonable prices. Notice. balance owing the plaintiff on h contract for cutting and bucking the H. Sours has withdrawn from th* the merchantable saw timber stand firm of Sours A Buchanan, and th* ing on what is known aa the S. V. latter will pay and collect all bill* Anderson place on the Trask river. which are due. The Miami Lumbar Co. b-J bought 1... . ■ 1 the timber, which had to lie taken Notice off hy a certain date, and failing to N otic * I* H ereby G ivbn , -That do thi* until the laat moment, the the County Court will receive bid* company and Watson were enjoined for the construction of a bridge from cutting or removing any more across the Wilson River, at what is log* when the contract expired. known as the Keifer place, said The performance given by the bridge to be a wood span and 125 Dramatic Club of "Forgiven” last I feet in length, constructed accord Friday and Saturday night* win ing to plana mid a(>ecifications on well attended troth night*, Every- file at the office of County Clerk. one who saw the performance *|H>ke A certified check equal to 5 per in the highest term* of it. The cent of the amount of the bid must young people took their re*|>«ctive accompany each bid aa a guarantee l>arts in >1 manner worthy of the that the bidder will execute a bond higheat praise, and they*re entitled for the completion of the contract if to a great deal of credit for these swarded the **me. enjoyable entertainments, for every All bids to tie filed in the office of part was well played and carried County Clerk Of Tillamook County, out. The base ball dance after the Oregon, on or lie fore 9 o'clock a. m. ■how wa* well attended and every Wednesday, the 1st day of June, 1910. one had ■ good time. The next play The court reserving the right to to be presented will lie ‘‘Ferncliff,'' reject any or all bid*. ■ nd the manner in which the elub i* Hy order of the County Court. working together indicates another J. C. H olobn , County Clerk, •urce*«. The date will xxin tie an nounced. Bid Wanted For Wood I'- I "'UM Horae* For Sale. Hid* will lie received by the One three year old mere, weight Maple Leaf Creamery A**’n lor 1.4B* H mi Also threedrtving horses Abler and Htmlock woo 1, to be weight from *l> to Kill lb*.—A. O. delivered at it* factory, Tillamook County, Oregon, one half by Au Fols nd. Heaver Ore. gust IStii. Ittio, and balance by October 15th, Iwlo. and but* to bi sent to Carl Halwrlach. Secretary THE <>l *»id Aaava latlon, on or l>e,orr May 23rd, 1910. Hida «ill tw re reived on frían ten to lui cord*. Director* reserve the right to reject any or *11 bid*. M a pl * L* av C rbaxbry A min PLEADS FOR A ■*« Waste To Die No look but the It.ble. only when ■ lety liver snd slug glan bowel* cause Irigbtlul de*|sia- No creed but the Christ. dency. Bui Dr. King'* New late No name but the Divine. Pill* expel tMiieon* from llie sys tem, bring nope and couraae, cm * all Liver, Stomach and Kidney trouble*; impart health sod vigor to the weak, nervous and ailing. 'JSc. *t Cha* I. Clough *. Church of Christ.
