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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, DECEMBER 3, 1914
upvR bank can help THF
PRIEMT man to keep h / s
I1.50 PER YEAR.
Pre-Holiday Sale—Entire stock re­
Pre-Holiday Sale—Entire stock re­
duced in price, except a few contract duced in price, except a few contract
goods.—At Haltom’s.
• ■joods.—At Haltom’s.
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Houses to Rent, see Watson.
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It’s a good rule to buy a scwir.g
I Grant 4 hayer will pay the highest machine with an established rep.i a-
market price for hides. Next to T. H tion fo quality services. The White
Goyne’s office.
for sale on easy terms at Jones
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Spruce limbs for immediate deliv­ Knudson Furniture Company.
Bell
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The school levy in School District
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No. 9 is 3)4 mills. It was 5 mills last
year, but with the increase in the
t seful and fancy article«, place
valuation it will raise about the same
cards and favors for sale. Mrs. Geo.
amount of money as the last levy.
Willett, 3rd St. West.
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ery—Phone
chard Co.
If you will open a bank account with us we will
show you how to keep your accounts straight. Every
check you write will be a LEGAL RECEIPT.
And we always shall, free of charge, cheerfully
advise with you about money matters.
We shall be glad to keep vou from LOSING
MONEY ; so will you.
Make OUR bank YOUR bank.
We pay 4 per cent interest on Time Deposits.
Tillamook County Bank.
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
Pre-Holiday Sale—Entire stock re-
i. duced in price, except a few contract
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Pre-Holiday Sale—Entire stock re­ ! goods.—At Haltom’s.
duced in price, except a few contract
Hugo Effenberger was in the city
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good*.—At Haltom’s.
on Wednesday from Nehalem.
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Houses to Rent, see Watson.
We are in a position to make some
Gasoline 20c. a gallon at Ed's Gar- long time farm loans. First National
age.
Bank.
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For sale, 200 acres of Wilson River
The county court is in session this
bottom land. Inquire of Frank Free­
week.
man.
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F. A. Rowe, of Wheeler, was in the
All Silks and all Dress Goods at
city on Tuesday.
Pre-Holiday Sale Prices.—At
Hal-
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Safe deposit boxes for rent. Tilla­ tom’s.
mook County Bank.
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W. O. Kilbourne, wife and
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son
the "Good left this week for California 1 for the
winter.
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Attorney J. L. Henderson left for
A heavy team, wagon and harness
Portland Tuesday on a short business
for sale. See Shrode.
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trip.
Mrs. Ellis has been appointed post­
Wood! Wood!!
Wood!!! of all
master of Garibaldi.
kinds, and fence posts, for sale. See
F. D. Small was in Portland on Shrode.
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Tuesday on business.
We will soon have several cars of
L. S. Miller, of Manzanita, was in hay for sale from the car. See Shrode
the city on Wednesday.
for prices.
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The place to eat is at
Eats,” Ramsey Hotel.
Founded in the Strongest Way,
Growing Stronger Every Day
For sale, 3 year old, coal black
Wm. G. Tait, president of the First
National Bank, was in Portland this colt, well broke for single, double or
saddle, good traveler, price $75.00;
week on business.
ilso yearling colt. W. R. Illingworth,
For sale, 'White Leghorns, Cockerls Tillamook, Oregon.
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and pullets. F. S. Armentrout, Hem­
The public arc cordially invited to
lock, Ore. Phone 7-F-12 Bell.
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ittend a bazaar at the Presbyterian
Mr. Helt of the General Electric Co. Ladies Aid of the German Congrega­
is in town looking over electrical de­ tional Church on Friday, December
velopment in this territory.
t, 1914- German dinner and supper
.
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Attorney G. W. Stapleton, of Port­ served.
land, had business at the session of
It must be that Ray & Co. is want­
the circuit court this week.
ing to make the citizens coffee booz­
Men’s, Boy’s Suits and Overcoats, ers, for that company ordered nine
Shoes, Underwear, Hats at Pre-Holi­ tons of coffee in one shipment. Or is
day Sale Prices, at Haltim’s.
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$35.00 Tailored Suits, $18.85. $>5-00 ually wean the booze fighter before
Coats, $9 75. All Millinery at % price the state goes “dry”?
day Sale Prices, at Haltom’s.
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The east wind the first part of the
week biought snow in the mountains,
some places being a foot deep.
For Sale, full blooded Holstein
Bulls, one year and six months. Apply
to John Neiger, Fairview, Ore.
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C. B. Briggs, of Tillamook,
leased the Effcnberger ranch about
three miles from Nehalem. A new
residence will immediately be con­
structed on
the place, when Mr.
Briggs will move his family there the
first of the year. Mr. Briggs was the .
druggist in Lamar’s drug store, and I
he has a w ife and seven childri n
swell the population of Nehalem.
Try those 25c dinners at the Ram­
sey "Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for­
merly of the Spanish Kitchen.
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• The committee on the Ministrel
The Water Commission has decid­ show feel assured that they are now
ed to reduce the water rate 25 per in a position to announce to their
cent, commencing at the new year.
many friends the dates for their big
show. They have selected Friday and
Do your Christmas shopping early,
Saturday, Dec. 18 and 19th, at which
the stores in Tillamook City have
time everything will be in perfect
many useful things to choose from.
running order. This will be only one
Ray & Co. closed a deal for nine of the many good things that they
tons of coffee, the largest shipment have in preparation. Remember help
of coffee ever made in this county.
the Booster Band to Boost Tillamook
Lloyd Edwards, who spent Thanks­ County at the “Frisco Fair 1915.”
giving with his parents, returned on You do your part and they'll do theirs
Monday to resume his studies at
According to official returns re­
Pacific College.
ceived by Secretary of State Olcott
Protect your valuable papers from from all counties in the state, the
the unexpected fire by renting one of constitutional amendment abolishing
our safe deposit boxes. Only one capital punishment was passed at the
dollar per year.
Tillamook County recent election by a majority of 157
votes—100,552 being cast for the
Bank.
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Arrangements have been made to measure, and 100,395 against it. Mult­
keep Bar View hotel open during the nomah County gave the measure its
winter, and the speciality will be in biggest majority of 2377. The prohi­
providing fish and clam dinners for bition constitutional amendment car­
parties who desire to spend a few ried by a majority of 36,480—136,482
days at the beach the coming winter. votes being cast for it and 100,362
against.
Phone orders.
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“ SERVES YOU RIGHT.”
IPiv gyredjrn Çcutadj
First National Bank,
Tillamook, Ore.
Member of
FEDERAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION
Of the United States.
Useful Christmas Gifts
THE ELECTRIC STORE
NEXT TO GEM THEATRE.
l’re-Holiday Sale—Entire stock re­
Pre-Holiday Sale—Entire stock re­
duced in price, except a few contract duced in price, except a few contract
goods.—At Haltom’s.
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Carl Dawson, while wrestling in
The ladies’ of the Altar Society will
Zachtnan’s blutnbing shop on Tues­ give a chicken dinner at the People’s
day, fell and sprained his ankle, Store next Monday (Election day),
which will confine him to his home when dinner will be served between
for several days.
12 and 2 o'clock.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Remember when you want useful
church will hold a sale and tea at the Christmas presents, that Allen Pag*
guild house Saturday, Dec. 12, at'2 has a fine assortment of rugs, stoves,
o’clock. There are many articles that heaters and other things that are
will make beautiful 'Xmas gifts. The needed in the home. Call in and see
public are cordially invited to attend. them.
The Stillwell Store Announces
THEIR
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Our new up-to-date show cases, suit
cabinets and all store fixtures for sale at
a great bargain.
Merchants vrill find this a great op­
portunity to buy any part or the whole
stock at less than market value.
Which will be one of the greatest merchand
ing events ever held in this City or else
where, an opportunity affording you to pur­
chase the highest grade merchandise in many
instances at less than the cost of production.
A STATEMENT FR om
It will be a wonderful sale the saving
will be beyond comprehension—the low
prices truly startling.
Extra sales people will be in attend­
ance to make your shopping a pleasure.
MR. STILLWELL.
Owin to tfi ill health of Mrs Stillwell, compelling her to move to a different climate I have concluded to dispose of my entire stock of merchandise. I wish at this time to
ftankthe DubJ^f >r their patronage during the time I have tried to serve them honoiably as a merchant. It has been my endeavor to always supply the pubJic with the very best
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a fair nmfit and I as sure you, that during this sale vou will be offered this high grade merchandise at prices in many instances below the
Qur stocks are new, bright and seasonable, the very latest weaves and colorings (having been purchased within the last year.) Again than.ung you
foTthe Lancets ^/confidence you have shown me, we inv ite you all to this feast of high grade merchandise at prices you cannot duplicate elsewhere.
A. J. STILLWELL, Tillamook, Oregon.
Sale Starts Monday Morning, December 7, 1914.