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milch <oxx s Write or call ’I B
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For Salr Range and household
good» ( all at the Burr Beals r r »I
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SERVICE
lot, Brighton
Choice seashore
One ton of coal equals two cords of
wood and you don't have to sow and
split it, I anib-Schrader Co., Hello
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2 IÎ County
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Beach at a bargain It's worth $700
now only $4’0 «ash Write to I'»-ter
D biiiis , St Haiti
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Anyone hixmg the leather calender
stands given away by this Agency in
1914. ran have cibnder pads for 191 5,
by calling at this office
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LAMOOK JOTTINGS
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I . Sale A .pan <4 well m.-.hed
I lack geldings, M years old. w>it( ht
2250—Eastman Wilson Co, Beaver.
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Ask any of our customers
about First National service.
They are all Pleased with
it and can tell you why.
All persona owing me »re requested
l"f Sale
X number <>f good mi‘k
cut* alvi our yearling lloltirin Bull. io »-all and pay the »arne before Jan-
I vary 31»!, 191s, otherwise credit will
pure bred
John. Schild
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I will xr|| yx acres on the South
Land platter will help you to clean
*i'lr «4 my ranch in Owens -Wri’e
• ut the Yellow Weed and at the UfTif
tune fertilize your < >at. Clover and
Lamb Schrader
Co ,
( ircuit
Brit vxill hold court Grass crops
'♦t M* t lav tir«t, taking up what Hello ./AW
<quit> *a-«* there ir< »n the docket
Protect your valuable papers from
H H Haywar«! an«l wife returned the unexpected fire by renting >jn, nl
Only one
«»n 1 Ittirxday. from ! afavrtte, f >rr , our safe deposit boxes,
Tillamook County
uherr they had gone to vi»it rrlativr« dollar per year.
Bank.
Wanted
Bl
rlom koriffrl,
F. H Gary vs John Bath and wife
'»ingle («itnU. r:t
blooded bird -
a suit
filed in the circuit court
In«]tiirr <4 \lo
Elliott Ti'U.
to recover $(94000 growing out <>f the
rtjook.
purchase of the gasoline «chooncr
Alvina, of Nehalem
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Our Iti* • » - . I i«||x \x • b •inc
fmi ihr* «I (hr I i . i . i U I«» in-xv
I ir.t National
We will »mm have », »• I <1 ■ 41 • <>(
hay for sale from the •ar Str Shiode
I lor j-?•<«*».
Yd vantage of a
Miecking Accounts
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I y> PEW YEAR.
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LiAlVmR’S
VARIETY STORE.
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TILiLmmOOK,
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Drop in and book Around ”
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First National llank,
Tillamook, Ore
The Sitter» announce a patriotic
We have made special arrange-
program
to be given by th- student»
the
Telephone
Co,
to
ment* with
connect you directly with our office, of the Academy on Tuesday even­
in caie you wi*h any of our GOOD ing, February 16. The public is cor­
COAL, Lamb Schrader Co , Call ¿8\\ dially invited and an enjoyable time
is promised to all.
Jcffeoon Hitfh School batkrf bat!
Mrs Wagy*» class in the Presby­
team will play (wo Rame» in (hi, city
terian
Sunday School gave her a sur­
on Friday and Saturday toning, at
the Optra hou»c with thr litlam'" k prise party at her home on Saturday
High School basket ball team The afternoon, and the young folks had a
teacher.
preliminary game by the girl,' team pleasant time with their
Doris
Jefferaon team lead, the fact Portland Those who attended were
High Sch ool League with two vic- Hubbard, Bernice Dickey, Cordelia
torie» and no defeat* The two game*» Oatfield. \ era Rogers. Donald Mac­
in this city will be highly interesting kenzie, Valerie Rochon and Margaret
Wilber.
I to banket ball players and other*.
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C°nclus’ve Days of the Great CLOSING
s voir.
OUT SALE at the Stillwell Store.
H tj \ h Y
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new
rib-
hilf
I it nd
■ing
-cBer’ Deeper,will the Prices he Cut on Thousands of Dollars of High Grade Merchandise which must be Disposed
. REMEMBER, this is not a Creative Sale— It is Compulsory—had to be No catch penny idea and “kike” Mer-
andisc to allure, but Good, Dependable, Fresh, Crisp Stocks.
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ITRF.SIS XX I r 11 X O1 it) SAXE MONEY, wln'lu-i l.itgt or small purchases
tr, tra«!<- Inn
It’s to Y’our Interest. Don’t Pass It By.
LOSING-OUT OF
ALL SHOES,
it’ll tin '.in-. iil>- hit l\ tin •< .1 < .it. -1 111 M 11 . S.ivinc I ar. Stand.nd of
rit I,e*t her. Sm.irt and C > mi m<*11 Sense Lu-t I > >ui \ I \ <‘nl .iii. Militarv,
C< mil*. 1 hi >1 11 ■ 1 |< . I
\\ < It and hand tin ri
d . < < mi< cm I v, w hilc
■ks nr» .it thi n I -t
I'his w ill attract crowds di ■*m. 11 Imv ers
iota fot' Infants,
l.ittle Cent, 's Shoes,
)- toes for Young I adies.
Sturdy Shoes t r Hoys.
rong Shoes f<r Children.
II omen's Dress & l ailored Shoes.
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Sporting Shoes for II omen, F.tc,
every ■ i z« ini ,n h 1 \ !•
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fnnt'n SI»«
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Shoes. <
Shllffets,
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I9c. pr.
75c. pr.
well
Soles
$1 48 pr.
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$2 58 pr.
Ä $2.48 pr.
$ I < h 1 High m ,n I«* (rivet siloes for young
’hidtcn mid xxotiien, rl.ihin^ out
1 price.. ........................................
$2.68 pr.
$5.00 Stylinh p.it<*ut mid gtiti culf
( rdiocn for M
I Women
$3.18
iiih
Space Will not Permit Mention of 47 Other Bargains
ere a Dollar Earns a Dollar
If x on appreciate Sensational X'.dues, the Biggest Bargain Event of the
It’s a Rare Occasion that Affords You
Such an Extraordinary Opportunity.
Absolute Closing Out All
SUITS, CLOAKS
Come Early.
S27.50
It will Amaze and Bewilder You.
MAN TAILORED SUITS
nC.
S9.50.
The actual cost of making these suits were $13.5«». not counting the materials,
lining, etc The) were ma<le for us In a prominent Portland man tailor, correct
in every detail, cut. finish and furnishings, material of fancy Scotch suitings.
$29 00 BLUE CHEVIOT SUITS, $7.50.
Splendidly tailored, lined with contracting color-. Skinner's satin Only one
and two of a style.
$12.50 Yoiinu Indies Smart Coats.
Closing Ont ........................................
$fi.oo k’hil.lren’s
tonjj
tailored
routs
Closing Out
$3 (K) hifantc warm cnricul Cents.
Closing Ont
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$5.95
$2.98
$2.98
SEWING MONTH IS HERE-The Closing Out
Sale Brings Great Saving Oppo tunities.
Left Main Aisle.
•*» tice— Dres-imikers and Craft) Needle
Ider«. "Notions at the Closing ( hit Select Confirtnntion and Easter Materials Now. Get the summer sew­
ing stalled
( >ur stock of \\ bite Goods ni-ver offered such daintv fabrics.
>fri ’ at XX holesale Prices and Less.
The
drastic
price
cutting is your own gain.
Sect lie store display.
>a for Bh-. iched Satin Table Damask, ex
VH
It*'. > ant liiif Slied I'ano I letnstitched I.awn, reduced from 20c.
hea\ ) goods, title i Hi i
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" 11 *'• .'aiil I.M ills Woven Imported lmlia l.inon, tine I5e. ipmlity.
for 7 1 I howii 25c Sheeting,
Ai th-, yard S.dt I' iiii -I i l.iogere Lonsdale Muslin, I2ie. grade.
for 7-1 bl cached 27c Sheet mg.
\l I'-’r yard I am x Stripe Voile Sheer Intricate Weave, 20c. seller.
At IS-, \;ird High l.u-tic .l.ipi-line, Soft Drapery Finish, 35c. grade.
for Galatea Cloth, 20c. seller,
'• ' a i d 11 ii'.iii I i I ii I I. ir hroidered I’renih Novelty Swiss, former pt ice 45c
L for Flcishei s 15c. yarns.
At _’.’i' x ard Merceriz.ed I extile Poplin, high lustrous weaves, 35c. quality .
for 27 i n Mcssalines, $1 00 quality,
\t l.tc. yard Irish ( ostiime l.inen, 40 ipclies wide, reipilar tide, seller.
for Black and Colored $1 50 velvets,
\t I'.tc. y ard < n pe I'elsse, dainty seed weave t«ffects, splendid 30e. seller.
;it for Mcssalines 15c. ribbons.
At 12je. Yard Mellow Finish English Lingerie Cambric, 18c. Seller.
t it id 35c. w asli goods.
If» for I (
for
Trimmed
Hats
selling
up
to
$5
00.
If
10 for Scotch Ciinghiims 32iii. wide.
«
lor Fane) 20c Kimono \ ch ins,
for Nicii.ii<1 on'- 5c Embroidery silk.
5«
ic v 3HO w ool Suit mgs.
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and COATS
Stillwell’s
i I <<O Infants' double breasted blue
serge coat. Closing Out
$1'2.50 Women's black Irish doe
....... 1 cloaks. Closing ( hit
...
22.50 Astrachan Coats richly trim­
med with plush A frogs.Closing out
$1.75
$5.95
$9.48
Whirlwind “Movie” Bargains
Right Main Aisle.
Visit the Store and See Hundreds of
New, Lower Prices
Women’s line Black Silk hose. ex. long,
full fashioned, 53c. pr.
3.95 for Oregon or Washington all wool
sweaters that sold at (LOO.
;>9c. for Egyptian fancy good luck crypt
beads, former price 1.00.
39c. for odd shirt waists, dress and tailored
stvles that were LOO to 1.50.
18c. tor Men's I lose supports. Paris iliake
regular price 25c.
7c. for Men's Silk Knit Arm Bands,
regular 10c. seller.
1 98 for Men’s and Women's Rubber
Gapes that always seil at 5,(M>
10c. for Men's, Nelson heavy work soxs
that are 15c. sellers.
15c. lor Children's Underw ear were 25c.