Vol. XXVI
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 21,
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
!
1
;*
Safe deposit boxes for
mook ?ounty Bank.
rent. Tilla
*
The place to cat is at
Eat»,* Ramsey Hotel.
the
Ahi
tcitn, wagon and
for »ab . See Shrode.
“Good
*
Founded in the Strongest Way,
(! Growing Stronger Every Day.
!
harness
*
Bor-, on Tuesday to the wife
Jos.'Bi ittlcr, a girl.
“ SERVES YOU RIGHT.”
of
Fou- ! 1 purse, containing a small
amount of money.
The Fillamook Meat Co., is paying
ten cents for green hides.
*
F. R. Beals, Tillamook, Ore.
A fine quality of Tillamook made
shingles at the Tillamook Feed Co. *
A. C. Everson returned from a bus-
iness trip to Portland on Wedncsda\.
1 1
,1
I
I
Assessor Johnson has finished ex
tending taxes on the 1914 Assessment
D F. W Talbott has bought the Paci Rolls and has turned them over to
fic Sqda Works and will run that es Tax Collector Beals, who commence I
tablishment in future.
collecting taxes today (Thursday).
*
I
Oregon Motor Car Company vs.
L. M. Dennis is a suit to recover $250.
being the balance of an account for
the purchase of a Studebaker automo
bile.
Earl Ford was fined $10 by City
Would like to purchase 15 or 20
Land plaster will help you to clean
choice milch cows. Write or call T. B. out the Yellow Weed and at the same Recorder Aschim on Monday, having
Mead, Garibaldi, Ore.
* time fertilize your Oat, Clover and been arrested for exceeding the
Co., speed limits for autos. He conducted
■ S. Viereck was in Portland for sev Grass crops. Lamb-Schrader
his own case.
»
Hello
28W.
eral days attending a meeting of high
Found! A line of buggies with the
Masons. He returned on Saturday.
Protect your valuable papers from
quality, that we can sell in competi-
the
unexpected
fire
by
renting
one
of
Try those 25c dinners at the Ram
sey Bood Eats.” M. A. Olson for our safe deposit boxes. Only one tion with the mail order business and
dollar per year.
Tillamook County save you money. Bring your cata
merly of the Spanish Kitchen.
*
logues and come in and compare
Bank.
♦
prices. Every buggy fully guaranteed.
Walter F. Baker and wife went to
County Agriculturist Jones left on
—Tillamook Feed Co.
*
Portland on Sunday with their daugh
Wednesday for Cloverdale, where an
ter Lavelle, to have her eyes attended
M.
J.
Gersoni,
ex-District
Attorney
effort was to be mqde to re-organize
to.
the cow testing association in that of Tillamook, was appointed chief
clerk of the committee on judiciary
A. J. Stillwell and wife are in Cali part of the coun ty.
in the House. As the law requires, he
fornia on account of the poor health
Fred Nash met with an accident at is an attorney. The salary has been
• of Mrs. Stillwell, where she will re
Blaine whil'e working in the woods, reduced this year from $6 per day to
main this winter.
where he broke his leg. Dr. Boals was $5 per day.
Owing to the failure of the 9th page called and he brought the injured man
Carl Haberlach returned from Port
of “The Trey O' Hearts" to reach us to the city.
land on Tuesday, where he had taken
in time this week, two pages will be
There will be a smoker at the Tilla his youngest daughter to have her
given next week.
mook Commercial Club on Monday eye treated, the child suffering with
Mrs. H. II. Hayward, left on Sun evening, when it is hoped that all an ulcer on the eye. Mrs. Haberlach
day »for Lafayette, being called there members will be present, as several will remain in Portland for a week or
on account of the illness of Mrs. Hay important matters are to be discussed. so longer.
ward’s mother.
We have made special arrange-
The largest logging engine
Choice seashore
lot, Brighton ments with thc Telephone Co., to shipped to this county is now being
Beach at a bargain. It's worth $700. connect you direc tly w ith our office, unloaded in this city for the new log
now only $450 cash. Wn.e to Peter in case you wis',1 any of our GOOD ging company, also one of the latest
Damis, St. Helens, Ore.
COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28W styles of boilers for logging engines.
Representative T. B. Handley was
Anyone can “get rich quick” if he These will be taken to Bewley Creek,
appointed to the following committees will follow this simple little plan: where the logging camp is situated.
of the House: Fisheries, Judiciary and Just put a penny in the bank and dou
Fix-County Surveyor U. G. Jackson
chairn lan of Resolutions.
ble it each day for thirty-« ne days. has taken an interest in th movement
You- man and wife want work on Figure it out and the result will sur to develop the lime industry south of
this city, there being a large amount
farm. Woman good cook. Man all a- prise you.—Polk County Obt-erven
of clay in sight available to burn into
round txpericnccd fai n hand.—Apply
The Fair Board had its first meet
lime, which is something this county
at the Headlight Office.
ing and re-elected J. FI. Da’nstan,
needs. Machinery will be installed to
One ton of coal equals two cords of president and W. G. Tait, seen tary. handle the clay.
wood and you don t have to sow and The date of the fair this year is set
Mrs. Win. G. Tait received sad news
split it, Lamb-Schrader Co., Hello for August 24, 25, 26, and 27. The
the
first of the week that her mother,
names
of
the
superintendents
will
be
Central Gi'me 28W.
*
Mrs. Sawyer, had died suddenly at
given later.
All persons owing me are requested
Evanston, Ill., ai d she immediately
Cruson and Myers have purcha sed
to call and pay the same before Jan
left for that place. Mr. and Mrs. Saw
uary 31st, 1915, otherwise credit will the w-all pap,er stock from Jones & yer visited this city about two years
Knudson, and have moved the same ago, and was here when the railroa.l
cease.— W. A. Williams.
*
to their shop across the street. This
Wanted, to trade a bungolow in
was tied up.
I
^^^■tland for a bungalow in Tillamook stock will be closed out at reduced
of
the
progressive
women
of
few
A
Appl to Attorney John Leland Hen-! prices and will add new stock. Dro p
the city have organized a class in
in and get our prices.
defson, Tillamook, Ocrgon.
*
physical culture. The very rainv
winter days make it almost impossi-
ble to take outdoor exercise, and an
indoor life is not conducive to health
I unless some systematic effort at phy-
sical culture is carried out.
üBISISíi
Advantage of a
Checking Account_?_22—
Not the least of the advantages of having a checking
account at this bank is the acquaintance which it promotes
between the depositor and our officers.
This acquaintance enables our officers to g et in touch
with the interests, of the depositor, and to lend all the to
operation consiste ut with conservative banking-
Our officers gladly welcome the opportunity, to extend
the facilities of trie bank to new depositors.
AND SURPLUS, S80,5\ 10.
Tillamook County Bank
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
OF OUR GREAT
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE.
:■>
»
I »
HIS is positively the last call for this wonderful saving event, and in
order to make the last week even better than those that have gone before,
we have cut deeper than ever into many lines which we do not wish to
place on the inventory on January 31st. Only a few lint s can be mentioned here,
so advise an early visit to the store if you would secure some of the other remar
kable bargains that are available in Staples, Linens, Bedding and Fancy Goods.
T
*
We will soon have several cars of
h?.y for sale from the car. See Siirode
CAPITAL
At a meeting of the city council on
Monday, the mat.er of claims against
the city for straightening First Street
was continued for one week. The city
offered Mrs. Goodspeed $15000 and
the board of appraisers, consisting of
Messrs. Whitehouse, McNair and
Rogers, placed the damages at $200.
It is thought probable that he matter
will be comprom; cd to avoid expen
sive litigation.
»
Member of
FEDERAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION
Of the United States.
Spray your trees! 50 gallons of
spray for 35c., Tillamook Feed Co. *
for prices.
I
First National Bank,
Tillamook, Ore
*
We are in a position to make some
long »ini': farm loans. First National
Bank.
♦
Dry! fir wood $5.00: Hemlock $4.50,
delivered any where in town.—Rosen-
Marshal Myers arrested two men b.
the name of Tonis Hutchinson and
Jack Lowe on Saturday night on a
charge of stealing an overcoat belong
ing to Herman Schlappi at the Daw
son barn. They were placed in jail
and released on Monday, as no city
ordinance covered the case. District
Attorney Govne did not consider the
evidence sufficient to prosecute the
men.
Wir ^prrrljen Jkutaclj.
Mon v to loan on farm mortgages.
b'irg’s ¡Store.
Remember the “Rose of Virginia”
to be presented by the Dramatic Club
under the auspices of the Booster’s
Band on Friday and Saturday, Jan.
22nd and 23rd at the opera house.
This is a play the equal or which is
very seldom shown in small towns,
and it is a story with a moral that
t aches a good lesson. Don't fail to
s?e it. Admission 35 cents, children
2j cents.
*
Houses to Rent, see Watson.
»1.50 PER YEAR.
1915,
Collier & Stephenson, of Salem,
h tvt been awarded the contract to
dy'ke H. F. Goodspecd’s tide land at
I the mouth of the Wilson River. The
I contractors will bring in a dyking ma
chine as soon as possible. The con-
- tract amounts to 12 cents a yard, and
I the work is to be completed by the
¡st of August.
i
A letter from W. H. Hoskins, who I
I was a passenger on the Breakwater, I
from Portland to Coos Bay, during
the storm last week, states that they
had a terrible rough trip and at times
it was doubtful whether the steamer
s* ’would
survive. Mr. Hoskins state
II roont was flooded and everything he
had with him was soaked.
Richard T. McGhee, of Zanesville,
Ohio, father of Dr. W. G. McGhee
died at
that place,
last week,
I where his son had gone on account of
the serious illness of his father, who
was 86 years of age and a Civil War
veteran. Dr. McGhee when he left (
here did not expect to reach home be- (
for»: h‘* father died.
SATURDAY will be REMNANT DAY.
O MANY CUTS have been made into our stucksof Dress Goods, Prints,
Ginghams, Outing Flannels and Cotton Goods, etc., that there is an im
mense accumulation of really useful anti desirable remnants. These
short lengths varying from 1 yard to 5 and 6 yards will be folded and marked
and placed on special tables for your choosing Saturday. Don't miss these
Bargains, for they will represent savings that will eclipse any of the remarka
ble values this sale has already offered.
S
OUTING REMNANTS,
WASH GOODS REMNANTS,
LINEN REMNANTS,
DRAPERY REMNANTS.
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS,
SILK REMNANTS,
COTTON REMNANTS,
WOOLEN REMNANTS,
LADIES’ SUITS AND COATS AT
EXACTLY HALF PRICE
$12 00
17.50
21.50
25.00
32.50
LADIES'
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
$8.75
12.50
13.75
17.50
» >
» »
♦ ♦
$6.00
8.75
10.75
12.50
16.25
LADIES’ SHOES.
LADIES’ SUITS
50 Last Week for
COATS
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Three
Keg
Keg.
Reg.
values well worthy your attention.
$2.75 Values for per pair $2.19
4(H)
„
2.88
» ♦
5.00
3.77
» »
> >
I
I
HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX SUITS AND
OVERCOATS FOR MEN at Worth While Savings.
kjOW is your opportunity men to secure a smart, stylish and good
is ♦ < t t *
L.H I ♦ O ♦ O 42'1 IF I tl ( r til’.
Ifitting
suit at a saving that puts money in your pocket.
Ct
All Hart Schaffner and Marx Suits, Over-
coats and Balmacaans, in values up to $27.50, are
now selling for only
$19.85
d
£') I—
B ¿y AQ
If you have not seen the wonderful values that an* offered in this selection
make a point of doing so this week.
1 here is a choice of almost every fash
able weave and color, and the styles ¡ire just right.
I urtlierniore, you need
have no fear about our ability to fit you, for we have every size in ifi Q Q C
stock. Remember, then, actual values to $27.¡>0 for only
MEN’S
MEN’S
PANTS.
Splendid saving values in Pants
for work or dress wear. The work
pants are shown in such fabrics as
heavy cottonades, Kerseys and Cordu
roys, the Dress Pants being
in Worsteds, Tweeds and
There are all sizes in stock I
to 48.
Reg. $1.50 Work Pants for
1.75 Work Pants for
» »
2.75 Work Pants for
3 50 I truss Pants for
5.00 1 truss Pants for
» •
9 9
9 •
1
REMEMBER.
This great sale ends I
Saturday,January 30th.
Everything is reduced
in price. Buy now and
pay lews.
SHOES.
There ¡ire great r< duct ions in every
line of Men's Shoes in stock, even
on Elorsheims and the celebrati <1
“Yukon” and “ Stouts Bâtent” < ¡mu
Boots.
Reg $4.00 Dress Shoes for
f
I
♦ j
» »
for
» »
» »
» f
for
for
%
M
» »
9 •
^phöm’s
3
i