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TILLAMOOK, OREGON^ JUNE
23
Jlenhliflh
1910
From the Saturday Evening Post of June 4th, 1910.
HEREVER you go, in this country, you
will find a good clothing store selling Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes ; with a progressive,
live business man—or men—at the head of it
You will find it, in fact, or rapidly becoming,
the leading clothing store in town; head-
quarters for the trade of men who want the
best
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As a rule you’ll find a store doing business in a way you
like; there’s something in association with high-class goods
like ours which helpi to develop high-class methods; it
affects the salespeople; the advertising; the proprietor; the
whole spirit of the business.
In spite of the fact that retailers pay more for ours than
for ordinary clothes, they’d rather sell these than the ordinary
goods The staunch all-wool quality in fabrics, the thorough,
fshape-keeping tailoring, the perfection of smart style, the
assurance of satisfaction the wearer feels in finding our name
in the garments, and the sense of security in knowing that we
stand behind them; these things our retailer appreciates;
they give him a profit greater than the money he makes on the
sale ; they build his business on the continued good will of
the public.
Our clothes are so widely known, and so satisfying to wearers,
that they are easy to sell. Men of taste and judgment in ciotliee
mt them, and prefer to go'^hcre they are sold.
You probably know who in your own city sella Hart Schaffner 8c Marx
clothes ; most of them are proud of the fact and want eveiybody to know it.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Good
Copyright Ha*t Schaffner St Marx
Chicago.
Clothes
Boston-
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New York.
President Taft congratulating the Captain of the Winning Team
There will lie an old-fashioned
basket picnic on the Fourth of July
uf the
at the Hester Grove, east
enet of
Grange hail. Everyliody welcome.
what kind to use on your job. Shcr-
win Wilburns Paints are guiirab-
teed. KlNtl A SMITH Co., ngenta
for
*or Tillamook.
Tlilsmnok.
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Everything you want in the way
of eatables at the new grocery.
Everything new and fresh.—A. FlN-
l.EV A CO., Ohl Poet Office build
ing.
Rev. J.V.Milligan,Su|>erintendent
for the Synod of Oregon, will preach
Sunday morning and evening in
Misses Carrie nnd Nancy Hatha the Presbyterian Church at Hay
City.
’une ZMh, for McMinnville, to be way have returned from Portland
where the latter has l>een attending,»» The rights of way for the spur
gone until about July 12.
from the depot to the wafer front
Holme's Business College.
Don’t fail to attend the auction
The game of base ball on Sunday having l>een all obtained, it is ex
sale on Saturday at Morris Scbnel’a
between Bay City and the Commer pected that work will lie started as
at 10 a. tn.. 2 and 7 p. m.
cial
Clnb teams resulted in a score soon aa |M>aaible by the P. R. A N. C.
The Steamer Golden Gate came
of
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to 5 in favor of the visitors.
If your glasses need repairing be
in on Wednesday with 21 passengers
Jeff Wallacé was thrown from his tween June ¿fl and July H send them
and a full load of freight.
H. Viereck is in visiting his horse on Wednesday owing to the to Dr. Henry E. Morris, McMinn
ville. Ore. They will ba promptly
parents for the summer. He has saddle slipping while leading a cow.
attended
to and returned to you. .
He
waa
not
injured
by
the
fall.
been attending school in Portland.
Preaident Holmes, of the Tilla
mook Commercial Club, sent out in.
vitatiomi on Monday to tlie wives of
the members of the club to meet oti
Thursday, when it will be decided
what part the ladies will take In tins
club, which ia to be mude 11 social
feature.
MOOK JOTTINGS
C Buchanan B 4 U paint. U will
Ice cream and ice cream sodas,
give money and get the best.
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ice cream cones and soft drinks at
tarn at T he S pa .
D. T. Werschkul and wife were in Therdich A Co’s.
uria, eye specialist.
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from Cloverdale on Tuesday.
H. Sours, cheapest anil beet paper
:am Cones at T he S pa . .
Leave orders at
Mrs. M. E. Vaughn, of Portland, hanger in town.
King A Smith Co.
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ids of seeds at Rosenberg .was in the city on Wednesday.
Star brand process barley, $1.35
It’s to your advantage to visit the
’A for the best Ice Cream in auction sale at Morris Selina I’ a.
*| a sack and $35.00 a ton. — W m . CUR
TIS, The Grain Man
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Those wanting fresh fruit, can
Wanted, a man to cut cord wood,
ile, typewriter, cheap. —D. dies and nuts, give Joe Therdich a
from 100 cords up.—Apply James
le.
call.
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teams for sale.—Apply to
Highest Price paid for Hides, Furs Vernon, at the l^umdry.
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Dr. Henry Morris leaves Sunday,
Isddux.
and Sheep Pelts. N. Melchior, Till
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of Port- amook. Ore.
John Harter and wife returned to
’on Tuesday, tc the wife of to the city on Sunday from a visit
to Portland.
toddy, a son.
W. F. Grunow, of the Oregon
I sh Box 311 for information
Journal, came in this morning on
Bg stray mule.
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business.
fement by the sack or the
On your way to the theatre try
fee D. L. Shrode.
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Therdich’s pop corn and peanuts.
1 Patterson, of Portland,were Can’t be beat.
Ity Wednesday.
Erick Gladd and wife, who were
Penfield and wife,
re in the city,
The young son of John Burns had
his face badly burned on Saturday
with lye, but, fortunately, the boy’s
eyes escaped.
Haying netds. Hay forks, single
and double harpoon forks, pulleys
and blocks, hay ropes anil machine
foil».—K ino A S mith Co.
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If you want barley, oats, wheat,
cracked corn, shorts, middlings,
bran, etc., go to A. FlNI-KY A Co.,
Old Post Office building.
I on Saturday, to the wife of visiting at Portland, returned home
County Superintendent
W. S.
^ter W F. Baker, a girl.
on Tuesday.
Buel and wife and Mrs. Wiley left
f to loan on improved farm
Holstein Bull calves for sale. 01 Wednesday for Yamhill county.
r, at 7 per cent interest.— Prices reasonable. W m . H artill , | Rev. B. . E. Emerick has been I
. I Melville. Oregon.
t. Beale.
| appointed to fill the vacancy in the
j pulpit of the U. B. Cliurcli in thia I
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1 city-
I Sole agent for the Pure White and ,
Don’t forget that Sturgeon's are
closing out all aide lines at big re
ductions. Large assortment of drees
trimming, narrow ribbons, etc. *
County Clerk J. C. Holden and
Mrs. Holden and daughter returned
from a visit to Portland, where they
had taken in the rose carnival.
Bert Everett Fi .u . Try it, at the
The heavy rain the first part of th-
new grocery store. — Rosenberg week did a great deal of good, and
| Bros.
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insures another bumper crop of hay
For sale. Registered Holstein Cows and plenty of feed for next winter
and Hulls cheap for cash orapprov-1
Trade with Rosenberg Broa., at
ed note. — Fryar A Co., Sumner.
the new grocery store.
A splendid
Wash.
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line of groceries kept in stock. You
When you want your wisxl sawed
save money by trading with us. *
by the gasoline wood saw, call
Attorney H. T. Botts and wife re
up I- C. Wilks on the Mutual Tel
turned to tlie city on Sunday from
ephone.
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Mrs. Sturgeon will take her vaca ’ attending the grand lodge meetings
tion early in July, and any one want ' of the Mason« and Eastern Star.
ing trimmed hats would be wiae to I Elder R. Y. Blalock will preach
Inext Sunday as
follow«; South
call soon.
Wanted, by a man with three hoy a Prairie School House, at 11 a. tn.;'
st Adventist C hurch, in thia city,
work on a farm, or would rent a
dairy farm. AxMrcna Box MK Tilla at 2; XI p- m.
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mook. Ore.
Coal delivered. fliMO
Shingle.
$1.H5 and UA
An almost new
drop bead aewing machine cheap. - -
D. I- SHHOM-
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Rev. Robert J. DI ven, m¡s«>onary
for the Presbytery of I'orilaml,
will preach at the Preatoyterian
Church in this city, loth morning
and evening on *u*day.
|. IL Everett will open up in Tilla-
niook City within two weeka un up-
to-date Undertaking Parlors.
He
has had large experience and holds
licenses to embalm from two states,
and Ilia wife ia a trained assistarit
and assists him in the undertaking
business.
The ladies tielonging to the
Shakespeare Club were entertained
at Its monthly meeting on Friday
by Mrs. C. I. Clough at her lioma
tn thia city, when another pleasant
Sfiecial on flour and milk cans. afternoon was spent. Mrs. Clough
Snow Drift flour, (I1Z5 a bbl. and served a dainty lunch, which all
Sl.flOaaack. Lighthouse flour, »5.75 enjoyed.
a bl»l. and »1.50 s sack. Buel milk
For your next Sunday’s shave,
cans, |2.flO.-WN. Cuma, The Grain
try one of our scythes and Snaths.
Man.
They work very easy on grass. The
The spe« ial meeting of the Rela- • ythes have a perfect temper and
kah lodge will be held on Thursday the snaths have a hang that will
night, June 30th, instead of Wednes please you. Ilone them with one
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day. the ZMh. as first announced. — of our scythe stones and then you
Marie Lindsey. N.G., Stella Perry, can quit chopping the grass off.-
secretary.
K ino A S mith C o .
Fishing tackle tlist is right in
quality and price. Nicest assort
ment of flies that ever came over.
We can give you a tip on what kind
of a fly the flab are taking. K ino
A S mith C o .
Are you going to use that aanie
hay carrier that gave you so much
trouble, or are ymi going to «et a
new one? We hava the ones that
you do not have to talk to. Thwy
are simple in construction and haw
A team tielonging to James few parte^ doing away with the
Tompkins betaine scared at the breakage that is so common with
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cheese factory un Tuesday and carriers.—K ino A S mith C o .
caui i-i some commotion as it came
The first regular monthly business
towards tl-e tmainesa portion of the meeting of the Tillamook Commit-
city, tail it was atop|>ed liefore any < ial Club will be hehl on Monday
damage waa done.
evening, when a full attendance nt
If pan are thinking of doing any
painting, Mr. King can give you
some pointers as to what to nae
There is a certain kind of paint for
every purpose, lie can tell you
members fa requested.
At tbeae
monthly meetings any matters can
can be takin up and discussed, or
suggestions made for the good of
the 1 lul< or the city or county.