Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, December 15, 1910, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER i5, 1910
While you are looking fur Christ­
While you are looking for Christ­
While you are looking for Christ­
inas Presents, don't forget Lamar’s mas Presents, don't forget Lamar’s
inas Presents, don’t forget Lamar’s
Variety Stoye» "Drop in and look Variety Store.
“Drop in and look I Variety Store.
eve specialist
“Drop in and look
around.”
around.”
around.”
ill’s home made mince
Tillamook County Bank vs. Bruce
Those who left on the last trip of
What better ’Xmas, present than
Fpewriter, cheap.—D. W. Ross is a suit filed in the circuit the Golden Gate were C. Atkinson, a bank account and one of our
court to recover $278 on a promis­
Jim Thompson and Beulah Lucas. handsome steel Savings Bank.—
sory note.
I She will go on the dry dock after Tillamook County Bank.
a ton. D.
a
Brine your old gold and silver and another trip and will have oil bur­
Since the first of October we have
have Howard Walilen, Gold and ners installed.
sold 14 lots in Maple Grove Addition.
mted at the Tillamook Silversmith, make it into a rice ring
Holmes A Edwards Silverware, Are you one of the lucky ones ? It
while you wait.
highest quality and medium priced. not, why not ? Your opportunity to
for $1.000, your own
If that suit needs to be pressed It’s guaranteed.
See the large invest in this Gilt Edge property is
i Shrode.
for the dance or show, phone the assortment in our window, Every j fast slipping away.
Read our ad­
Lon is doing business Tillamook Steam Dye Works ami
piece is placed in plain figures.— I vertisement Now— Today. Rollie
lis week.
they will come after it.
W. Watson.
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K ing a S mith C o .
1 bv the sack or the
W. D. Gladwell, of Blaine, was in
The makers of Cheap Imitation' Highest grade White Sewing Ma-
L. Shrode.
___ ashamed
__ 1______1 1 to stamp ) chine latest improved would make
town the first of the week,
He re­ Cut Glass are
i) of Holmes & Hand­ ports everything being very dead at their name on it. Look for the
• stamp 1 ail acceptable gift to your wife who
ed by mutual consent, Blaine at present.
Libbey. It is on all genuine cut I has been wanting one for a long
For sale only by Howard time. $35.110 in cash or $37.50 in
hristmas ad of Maple
You can find a nice new line of glass.
I payments is our price.
Others
in in this issue. Rollie goods at Mrs. Wade’s millinery Wahlen, up-to-date jeweler.
1 and agents would ask you from
Sheriff Crenshaw received Word
parlor, just north of The News
B of Jewelry, suitable office in Bay City.
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from Nehalem that the petition tore-i $40.00 to $05.00 for a machine no« so
, good.—K ing A S mith C o .
presents, goto Eugene
School District Clerk Alva Finley call Commissioner Alley turned up
Those people who will not be able
missing
whole
being
circulated
in
informs us that the enumeration in
L”.. x 105, for $1100.00 this school district is 435, being a the north part of the county. Some ' to visit Clough's store during the
holidays can send their orders by
240 persons had signed it
:k 10, Park Addition.— gain of 74 over the previous year.
mail explaining about the price
Do not rack your brain trying to they wish to pay, and we will guar­
A Nun-Leakable Fountaim Pen
;e paid for Hides. Fur­ sent by mail to an absent friend think oi some article for a Xmas antee satisfaction, especially for
iti. N. Melchior, Till- would be suitable.
Our assortment of Toys and 1 books, holiday stationery, fountain
Come into gift.
Clough’s Drug Store and let us useful household articles will solve pens, cigars, andother small items.
the problem for you. Come in and Try Clough'8 Mail Service.
icin’ left for Portland show you.
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p of the Elmore to be
Razors and Safety Razors are sold look around.—K ing A S mith C o . ”
Captain Hosford, manager of the
by Clough over his personal guar­
Beulah Lucas,
who has been Portland A Tillamook Transpor­
leapestaud best paper antee that they will give satisfaction, nursing for Dr. Beals in his new tation Company, is considering the
rn.
Leave orders at could you ask for any more? From hospital, left for Portland on the advisability of ordering the steam­
25c to $7.50.
last trip of the Golden Gate, to re­ er Golden Gate on her old schedule
Co.
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Homer Mason is platting his farm sume her work in the St. Vincent of weekly sailings until she has oil
baking at night and
burners installed the last of the
fly the demand for her north of town into acre tracts, which Hospital.
makes desirable residence property,
read.
The Shakespeare Club met at the month. Adverse weatherconditions
, No. 57, received the each acre to be supplied with water home of Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse in hamper her operation on the five-
this city on Friday for its regular day schedule.
>er pillars on the last from the new system.
Go
to
Eugene
Jenkins,
the
Old
monthly meeting, when the ladies
I have the same high grade line
pore.
Two Lots fqr Sale, Reliable Jeweler, for Christmas pre­ enjoyed another delightful after- of Jewelry as you find in the large
terms. Enquire at sents. He has a new line of Hand noon. Mrs. Whitehouse served a i Jewelfy Stores in Eastern Cities.
Such high grade jewelry as Bryant I
Painted China, the best in the city dainty lunch.
office.
1 and Arch Crown 24 k set rings. Lib-
or county.
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When
you
make
a
Christmas
or
it Glass to be found in
We are closing out our line of New Year's present, a Gold Watch bey’s high grade cut glass. Water- 1
Eugene Jenkins, the
Fancy
Real China and we will give or a Gold Chain makes a valuable man Fountain Pens. H. A. Kirby j
'eweler.
Brassier Co. 14 j
one-third off the regular price. present that is appreciated. See my fine 14 kt. jewelry.
lew No. 6 Sliorapless
Clough desires to do this to get stock of handsome watches and gold kt. jewelry and Woodhind A Jones |
»ale or trade, at a bar-
chains.
Eugene Jenkins, the Gid 18 kt. jewelry. All for sale at II
more space for other lines.
¡hrode.
ard Wahlen, Lending Jeweler.
A large assortment of Lowney’s Reliable Jeweler.
A Tailor’s Shop, in
We deceived the following tele­
famous boxed candies have just
There will be a meeting of the
Uy.-Apply to G. W.
arrived at Clough’s Drug Store, Spanish-Pliillipine War Veterans of gram on Saturday :
»k. Ore.
Washington, D.C., Dec. 9, 191C.
where a good assortment will be this county on Saturday, the 17th
Fred C. Baker, Tillamook, Ore.
friend a Clock for a found in the future.
of December, 1910, m the office of
River and harbor bill just passed
sent. Jenkins has a
Frank Fitzpatrick sold kis team Rollie W. Watson, jTillamook, with the house, carrying $5,HD tor Tilla­
elect from.
nnd outfit'the past week to G. W. a view toorganizing a camp. Come mook for next fiscal year. Report
■ a nice fat chicken fry Alexander, lhe ,consideration beiug and. bring along your discliwrges. . on re<’^|iftsurvey for new uiuifi t not
yet receivetb but am urging early
year’s orSunday din­ $4 <t. fir. Alexander expects towork
W. C. HAWLKY.
Did you know that you can buy action.
tie has them.
We are also informed that Mr.
with George Dick of this city.
Moore Non-Lqakable Fountain Pen
t>uy a feather bed and
Hawley took the initial step to have
Clough’s line of books is of the cheaper from Howard Wahlen,
hand furniture. En-
Nehalem bar surveyed, which was
Leading
Jeweler,
than
any
place
in
very latest titles of the Copyrights
eadlight Office.
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also included in the bill.
and a large selection of Reprints. the United States. I also sell the
e revival services the Y'ou will miss it if you don't look Waterman, Parker, Autofiller and
What is known as the Elmore farm
/vices at the Preaby- them over early.
Mooney.
was sold last week by Fred R. Beals
will suspended.
Star brand process barley. $1.25 to John Hathaway for $50.000. Three
The civil service examination for
»rtment of Toys in the
a
sack aiqj $31.50 a ton ; oats, $1.85 years ago Mr. Beals paid Samuel
a mail carrier for the rural route to
them in our window
hundred, $30.0Uton ; bran, 95c. sack Elmore $10,000 for the place, and the
be established from this city on the
Headlight at the time predicted that
I ng a S mith Co.
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3rd January will be held at the post $29.50 ton ; mill chop $1.05 90 lbs.
sack, $22 ton ; shorts $1.35 80 Ibt*. in a few years he would sell it for
Non-Leakable Pena, office on Saturday.
suck, $33 ton. W m . CURTIS, The $50,000, but it sold for $0,000 more
»rd Wahlen, Leading
Moore’s Non-Leakable Fountain
than that amount. The stock is
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Jem and Tillamook. . Pens are the absolute peers of all Grain Man.
included in the purchase price. Mr.
that old summer suit? fountain pens made and Clough
If they have any inclination or
Beals improved the place while he
Id by the Tillamook guarantees them in every respect, could use a Kodak, what could you
held it, expending a large amount
t»rks for winter use. • could yofi ask more?
get that would be more suitable ?
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of money doing so.
tie Jenkins for Silver
Could anything benicer for Christ­ Clough carries the Eastman f.ine of
Several choice lota were sold in
e show you my splen- mas present than something manu­ Kodaks, and shows you how to use
Maple Grove Addition during lhe
one
after
you
get
it.
From
$2.00
to
ine better in the city. . factured ? Howard Wahlen, Gold­
week, the purchasers Iteing Mr. E.
$05.00 each.
Geinger, Mr. Fred E. Fessenden and
lit need pressing? If smith and Silversmith, makes rings
Maple
Grove
Addition
is
the
only
Mr. Kasper Schlappi. Mr. Geinger
[the Tillamook Steam while you wait out of your old gold
“Close in” to the business center made his wife a Christmas present
and have it pressed and silver.
Real Estate that can now be bought of a lot.
When the improvements
Snow Drift flour, $5.90 a bbl. and
at “First hands.”
Let us tell you are completed in Maple Grove Ad
iver tret another offer $1.50 a sack. Lighthouse flour, $5.40
and $1.40 a sack.
Im­ more about Maple Grove Addition dition, consisting of graded and
»ve Addition in Tilla- a bbl.
before it is too late. —Rollie W. Wat­ graveled streets, cement sidewalks,
tate. —Rollie W. Wat- perial flour. $5.75 a bbl. and $1.45
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the planting of Maple Trees and
a sack.—W m . C urtis , The Grain son.
Don't lie buncoed on buying cheap !
City water mains, this will become
Man.
Ids sold his place in
imitation cut glass. Buy Libbey's, the beat location in Tillamook City
would
Even
a
Washing
Machine
I Wednesday to Geo.
If the the World’s Best. It in white. Other for many handsome homes. The
consideration being lie appreciated for Xmas,
men had to do the washin« there cut glass has a green and lead tint. water mains are on the ground and
would be a Washing Machine in I Libliey’s cut glass can only be will soon be placed, the street im­
red gift books by all
every home. Get her one. —K ing A bought of Howard Walien, leading provements are about completed
writers make very
Jeweler.
and the other improvements are
I-ook over Clough's S mith C o .
Clough’s Drug Store has accepted guaranteed for the near future. *
Miss Ollie Case, who has l»een
It is
studying music st Salem the past the agency of Johnston's Blue Rib­ • “Reaping the Harvest.”
* looking for Clirist-
bon Candies.
They are make in I many days since the show going
winter,
Js
homeon
a
visit
at
present.
don I forget Lamar’s
Milwaukee sn<l are said to have people of Tillamook have had a
“Drop in and look Salrirf seems to agree with Ollie’s
They cer­ chance to see such a beautiful play
health as site has not lost her old made that city famous.
tainly look and taste as though they as the one the Dramatic Club are
< time smile.
offering this week. It is very differ
If you want to make an impression would make anything famous.
ent from ’any play heretofore pre­
i take along a I six of Lowney’s or
From the commercial stock that
sented. It shows the unreasonable
, Johnston's lioxed candies and watch was selected from th»- Tillamook
request of a parent of the child
■ the results.
You can find a full Creamery ami Clover l-eaf factories ;
whom he adopted, the severity of a
z
’ assortment
at Clough'a
Drug for the Dairymen's Convention at Father's will, which he always con­
• Store.
Eugene last week, the former oh- ■
sidered law, is overcome by the
The subject at the Baptist Church tamed the first prize for cheese and gentleness of his niece, who shows
the
latter
third
prize.
next Sunday will be “The I-ord God
to him that the happiness of this
' shall slay thee, and rail his servants
If your gentleman friend nt rela j world is not always made
stern
by another name.” At the Advent- tive smokes, s box of Clough's ci- ' news. This play is a rare treat as a
i iat house of worship 2; 30 p. m. gars will appeal to him all right. literary study and one that would
AMflR, Pre
. Everyt<ody invited.
Clough don't make them but lie be worth seeing.
Nenirmlier the
Clough has the largest display of keep« them in just the right condi date«, Friday and Saturday, De< 10
t«d in th«
genuine Cut Glass In the city, it »« tion. and that is something a emofcrr and 17.
Seats are now selling at
the famous American line and com- appreciated We will tell you just i Lamar's, and if you enjoy ■ good
HOTEL«
i petent judges <lec>are it to l»e equal what brand he «mokes
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play you should see this one.
[ to the tiest at reasonable price«. We
Mr. Farmer . Why not harness Watch for ’’Arizona." its coming.
have pieces from 25c to $25.(II.
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Qo to F. S. Whilehotiae Sr Son*
that creek on yow place and have
n and Ltook
The Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Co. electric light in your house and | the leading agents, for Bond, Acci­
'ound.”
received several rafts of Rigs from Ism ? We are prepared Io quote dent and Fire Inearaace as they
F. S. Whitehouse and Fred Barton. you on the necessary pipes and 1 write mo»« than three quartet • of
■ nd when the remaining logs are machmerv ami give you the benefit the Inaerance written in Tillamook
brought in the < isnpaay will have of expert advice in installing. Ask , County, because they a»« better
enough log« to run the mill three ua about it. TlLLAMOitK KUCTMC equipped than any one ties in th«
months.
L ight a F url C unfaxt .
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OK JOTTINGS
I nion Gospel Meeting
NOW IN l’R OC. BESS
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
TILLAMOOK CITY.
Evangelist George W. Taylor,
Of Los Angeles.
PAUL B. TAYLOR,
The “ Boy” Soloist.
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Leonatd A Wegner, of Chicago,
Soloist and Chorus Director.
r’s
fiety
Store,
GOODS on
h boat.
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Mr». Cartie Heal» Taylor, Cornet Virtuoso.
Large Chorus Choir.
COME- Bring a Friend With Yon—COME.