TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 1 xxin. No. 26 How about that old miinmer suit? I Have it dyed by the Tillamook Steam Dye Works for winter use. * •is. eye specialist See Mrs. Shrode- for lessons in Hill's home made mince painting'. A sample of her work may be seen at Jenkins' Jewelry le. typewriter, cheap.-D. Store. A party was given at the home of ielivered. $10.00 a ton D Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen Wednes 9E. day night, it being their third wed sewing wanted by Mr?. ding anniversary. »nett Justice E. W. Stanley left the first lots for $1.000, your own of the week to visit his parents in D. L. Shrode. California, whom he has not seen »lent by the sack or the for a number of years. x D. L. Shrode. • Oak Nolan is again able to be Frandcen, of Nehalem, seen on our streets after an illness jwnthe first of the week, of about a week. He has been nurs le.—Three Milk Cows, good ing a case of the measles. -Otto Walther. Hemlock. * Lost, a Airedale Terrier, answers J Wahlen. Leading Jeweler, to the name of Clackamas. Please cv for Libbey's Cut Glass, inform superintendent at Fish its, 52V4 X 105, for $1100.00 Hatchery and receive reward. | block 10, Park Addition.— If that suit needs to be preseed for the dance or show, phone the 1 service will be held at the Tillamook Steam Dye Works and ian Church on Sunday they will come after it. You can find a 1 nice new line of Crane and L. Stokes were j goods at Mrs. 1 Wade’8' millinery from Miami, Saturday, on parlor, just north of The News • office in Bay City. Editor Frank Taylor, of the Clo- it Price paid for Hides, Fur- ■j> Pelt*. N. Melchior, Till- verdale Courier, and I., M. Kraner ire. * , of Cloverdale, accompanied by their IT», cheapest and best paper wives, were in the city on Monday. n town. Leave orders at The Union services held at the loiith Co. * Methodist Church Sunday night Ira McCoy, of Colorado, is were attended by a very large num at the home of Mrs. Bell ber of people, all the room being taken. f this city. fill is baking at night and For sale, house 0 rooms, lurge supply the demand for her wood house, all out buildings, all ide oread. in good order, 2 lots 50 x 105. Price lie. A Tailor's Shop, in $1350. Inquire at the Heudliglit *k City.—Apply to G. W. Otfice. Ilainook. Ore. * At any time anything you buy d, to buy a feather bed and from Howard Wahlen, the Leading fond band furniture. En Jeweler, dou’t give you entire satis tile Headlight Office. faction brinjit back and I Will make d. on Thursday, at the Todd it o.k. with you. >y Rev. H. R. Salisbury, Snow Drift flour, $5.90 a bbl. and enicke and Alice Allen. $1.50 a sack. Lighthouse Hour, $5.40 bat suit need pressing? If a bbl. and $1.40 a sack. Im it to the Tillamook Steam perial flour, $5.75 a bbl. and $1.45 irks and have it pressed I a Back.—W m . C ortis , The Grain • • | Man. M00K JOTTINGS Special Models, Latest Reducing, and Promating Form, American Lady and Nemo Corsets, New Fall Style« Ladies* Shoes, New Fall Shapes of Imported Suede, and Patent Colt, late Style Creations. Ì v I BALCONY DEPT. VALUES^ TAILORED SUITS. B O c Long Cloaks made of mixed English gray coating, tailored collar and cuffs, piped, medium buttoned neck, semi fitted. A rare $12.50 value. .... Priced at $7.85 Fine Rain Proof Wool Coats, imported herring bone diagonals, full length, tiemi breasted style, mannish tailored collars, fancy cuffs, just seven sizes, positive $16.50 value. Priced at $9.95 p B o o FT A MAMMOTH PURCHASE Ur DDEQC UlXJtvOO Veil Ill Vdr- Automatic Trains, Books, Gun — ~ ’ »—As B o o PT Men’s Overcoats NOVELTY SWEATER COATS Special showing <rf the latest patterns, fiincy wool knit, new golf neck, classy narrow piping, moderately priced....... . . ..................................... $3.50 NEGLIGEE AND DRESS SHIRTS—Latest pattern, immense color selection, both coat un«l natural cut, pleated and plain bosoms............................................. Good values $1.25 to $2.00 WATERPROOF FLANNEL 8HIRTS Something entirely new for men, a pure wool heavy flannel shirt that water does not penetrate ...................... Price $5.00 Each SPECIAL GLOVE SALE—About 400 pair for men and boys, drummers sample line in excellent condition, hides of every description. Values to $1.75. Select them at 75c. Pair Boys Overcoats Boys’ Suits $25 Overcoats $18.75 99 20.00 15.00 99 17.50 13.35 99 15.00 11.25 99 6.75 12.50 99 5.25 7.50 $6.00 5 00 Ulster coat 3.75 4.00 Suits 5.50 99 5.00 99 4.50 99 4.00 99 99 $4.50 4.35 3.75 3.40 3.00 3.00 $8.50 Coats 7.50 6.50 5.00 4.00 I» 9« 99 99 Regular $2.50 a suit, at a sacrifice sale, your choice per garment You. Generally a lady knows the value of kh better than a man. So sure are we I the wondeiful magnifi- quality and i—™ ..... n _____ pt . liargains -- *- we are satrifeing that viicwL we nv want n«iiik vou jwJ t»nng the most critical ladv you know aloig with i and have her help vou pick out jour suit and Jrcoat * »* conditions of TKi® i ais sale FOR MEN. FE2SPECIAL HOLIDAY NOVELTIES New things by express just as they are shown in the larger citiesand as quickly wanted here. io Reserve: /• SKIRTS. Gorgeous Display of Dolls, Teddy Novelties, Air Ships, Banks, Parasian Dress Dolls, Imported Chinaware, Books, Games, Work Boxes, Tree Decorations, Silver Novelties, the greatest showing ever exposed in Tillamook. Plan to visit this store every day, bring the children, make early purchases TTxxlq/Joxr noiiaay rBains that bring home to you the fact this is the place for you to secure the most for your money, hether it is men’s or boys’ suits, overcoats or underwear,the most exclusive up-to-date merchandise shown the city of Tillamook. We always set the pace for the lowest price for the best merchandise. 1 his uperior Stock of Well Selected Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Must be Closed out at Once, Bring the Lady With AND WALKING We put on sale distinctive style Skirts made of storm proff Panamas, fancy serges and novelty wosteds, cut in the new pleated and gored styles, dress 1 and tailored models, 'the most im portant value giving, Alterations charged at this price, $4.97 ", regularly priced to $8.50. Alteratmut» The Difference in Price Will Surprise You. PHENOMENAL SACRIFICE n s Fine Woolen Underwear sh & t PERHAPS YOU HAVE A COAT? — IF NOT — invbstigat ^ TAILORED cloaks . OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. Men's suits $22.50 99 .00 ÎÔ.75 99 .50 16.85 »9 ,00 15.00 9« .00 13.50 99 .00 11.25 99 .00 7.50 99 .00 6.75 J* Right now while the whole country is clamoring for Suits and ready to wear Garments caused detnund, ‘ by the great strike in New York City, curtailing the output at one quarter the our Eastern buyer __ v __ negotiating for us by telegraphic instructions using his influence, shipped to us by special express. Suits, Skirts and Coats of distinctive style and exclusiveness. If you know of style you will appreciate these garments. TAILORED SUITS of imported novelty ------- -------- ---------------- . .„ Serge, „ colors of llavanna, navy, auto red, aero gray and black, semi fitted Jackets, medium and three-quarter length, lined with Belding Satin, Skirts, tiemi hobhle.---------------------- - - at si»»» 117.75 e-i*. Suit. Actual $25.00 *--------------- values. - Priced 5 nnnsACRiFicE sale Men’s Suits fi.So per year $6.60 5.25 4.40 3.75 3.00 95c. The entire stock of our tailored suits anti overcoats to be slaughtered. Every suit and overcoat must go. Four of the best makes of cloth ing in the United Stats will lx? sacrificed in this sale. Herman Wiles, men’s si.its and overcoats; Herl»ert Clothing Co., men's suits ano overcoats of Buffalo, N. Y.; Max Spire & Co., men's suits, of New York City and Simon Bros., boys' suits and overcoats of Chicago, must go, no reserve. No goods charged to anybody, No goods will he exchanged. All goods advertised, sold for cash only alterations made free of charge . Popular Price Men's and Boys’ Clothier «ORRIS SCHNAL, o o a MEN’S SILK PAJAMAS Made of white, natural color and fancy pongee, frogs of heavy silk braid, self coloring taped, • v-l Priced at $2.50 to $3 50 Suit MEN’S FANCY SOX Another sample line of clossy styles, novelty lisle and Japanese silks, nobby designs. Valuer to 75c............................................................ Choice, 19c. Pair NEW SMOKING JACKETS-Made of fancy beaver cloth, some piped, others trimmed with heavy inatlaeee, n nobby variety............................................ Priced $4.50 to $12.50 WARM BATH ROBES Entire new line mkde from the Infest figured wool eider flannel, full length, cord and tassel to correspond..................... Prices $6.00 to $8 00 4 Mr. Hnd 'Mrs. Chas. Wooley left ture store. All are invited to in Thursday on the Elmore for Cali spect the Articles. Star brand process barley, $1.25 fornia. where they will remain for a few months on account of the ill a sack and $31.50 a ton ; oats. $11*5 hundred, $.W.00ton; bran. fltJc. such health of Mrs. Wooley. Marriage licenses were issued the $29.50 ton ; mill chop $1 05 90 lbs. | past week to Win. Roenicke and sack. $22 ton ; shorts $1.35 SO I ha Alice Allen. Alvin I). Thompson sack, $88 ton. W n . Ct’gTls, The • and Alvina V. Tohl, and Fred Os Grain Man In the Inst issue of om paper trander and Hazel Brown. Another unfortunate thing in con there wan a mistake made in speak nection with the petition to recall ing of the Tin Shower given to Mr. | Commissioner Alley was a personal ami Mrs Vernon Knight, which j encounter between L. L. Stillwell should have read at the home of hia parents, Mr and Mrs. W. J. and Rudolph Zweifel on Tuesday. Knight, south of town G. S. Wistadt is building a con * Roosevelt'«Th rilling Experiences crete walk in front of Judge Holden property this week. There is also a in the Wilds of Africa” ia just <^t ; great deal of walk improvements the press and ready for sale. It is ! being made in Sunnymead at pre- the guaranteed genuine book, writ ten by Charles Morris, the well i sent j A good 4 year old registered ho! known author. Has 400 pages and I stein bull for sale, reasonable, with J 190 beautiful illuatrstiona. I’rict a good A R. O. record. Reason for $1.50. Send today to L. P. Arant j selling must change bulla. Address j Monmouth, Ore., and you will never W. H. Bagley, Forest Grove, Or., regret it. The arrivals on the last trip of Route 2. Howard Wahlen, Lending Jeweler, the Elmore were: T Hovendell, nd honestly believes and Mr». E. l each. Hazel Brown, P, knows ai... . oath that hr can sell Shav»< hadt. Mr. Hubbard, Mrs. will take an Watches and Jewelry far cheaper Wolfe, Mr. Sears and wife. Mr. Me Comer, Evan Roas. The tsiat slso than you can buy them any |>la<r ! carried a full cargo of freight, there in the United States. : being a large amount of hay for in on the la«t trip Those coming John I our farmers. of the Golden Gale were: Alfred W M. Stillwell, of Tillamook, who Malwey, A. E. Erickson, ________ Erickson, Rosalie Greffaz, , R C. ' has been visiting relatives and Badon, Dr. M. Knight, C. H. Way- friends in California, stopped her* this week to visit with his step : mick and wife, K Patterson. daughter, Mrs. A. H Cornell snd j W. N. Sears has moved his family i from Forest Grove, to this city, and family, of this city. Mr. Stillwell will visit ti#ve for s week or ten day* ' ia at present employed by Otis ! Frisby, having charge of one of before pro* reding to his home st , the etiaira in hia burlier shop. He Tillamook -Granta Pass Courier The young people of the United 1 has the name of a good barber Hrethern. Presbyterian and Mett'«» On Thuraday of last wr.k «lesili dial < hurt he» met at the home of ■ I lied ___ another one of the infest« Hlamhe l.ut ae. Friday night and claim. of our town when the two »wk. | spent the evening socially. Gam»« old child of Mr and Mr» Allen were played after which a lunch was rage Page died ___ after a abort illness, served to alMiiit thirty guests All pheumoma tiring the cause of death present ex preased their appreciation Don't tn» buncoed on buying cheep of the courtesy they bad been shown imitation cut glass. Buy l.ibbey a. I in this fine home the World'» Beat It is white. Other | He sure and read our spe< ial ad - — .»L cut glass green can and lead -------- Ljbfiev ’a hsa cut a glssa only tint tie | i vsrttsemenl in thia paper on »noth • I «ought of Howard Wahen. leading 1 w ?•«*' wh" h •«I’lsb»» to you our Jeweler. j • pl<n'l,<l offer, whereby you ruajr secure a handsome set of dishes At • special meetmg of the e< bom 1 ,B11 , a) |B< ,B,rh|„e diatnet on Saturday, it w.s deeded ' |u<e|y Fre< First 4(|1 to levy a tax of U mills, and s reao- , given awe, next Thursday, ■ l>ec lotion was carried authorizing the ; Mh ,t a jq ,, FlXLgY * CsX d,re< tor. to appropriate »im out of Go to F. , WWub.^ * Boa me levy to improve the StHlwel' (M< u play ground The Ladies G.nld of the Freaky teri.i, . hur.h «>11 keM itotol fancy and useful arix lea W ednaa day afternoons for three weeks al their rooms over Psge Fioe ' furni 4..t a|- 1bbbibb<< m write thaa three quarters << lke iasursace writtea la Tiltomoofc r~i« tr—-aer they ere bettar equipped than say use else to ttoe tmaiaeae. %