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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1915)
Tilla moo k Headlight, 1 1 jruaiy 26, I. T Let us prove to you POSITIVELY that our STOCK TONIC will put your animals in a thriving condition, make the ailim' ones healthy and expel the worms, ami that CLOUGH’S CAR BOLIC COMPOUND will keep your stock free from disease and your bam, stables, sinks, drains and outbuildings sanitary and sweet smelling. A tnerican Friday and Sat9 day Special. Reg 12 c Turk Towels Lady Corsets c. I. CLOUGH CO., Reg. $2.25 and $2.50 Values, in all sizes, Special to Clear, Size 20x33, Color Brown, $1.98 Jor Spring © Summer 10c A X Fl? are indebted tn the proprietor of this Newspaper for Ins conites\ \/\/ in allowing ns to semi in the particnlars of this Advance Showing V > of Spring and Summer Dress Goods ata very late hour. Oui usual weekly ad. was all r< ady for the printer just at the moment these goods arrived, lint we felt sure you would want to know about Hie new fain its a >o\e every!hing else, ami so we secured permission to send new cop\ «it a xerj much later date than usually obtains. 'flic Goods w ill lie on display in our r East ami South Windows on Friday, We invite yon to make as well as in our up to-date 1 fry < mods 1 lepartment. a thorough inspection at the earliest opportunity. NOVELTY FABRICS. The NEW CREPES Are Represented in n Choice of Exceptional Variety & Beauty. For daintiness of design and beauty of weave and tinisli, the crepes now on view eclipse "any that have ever before been offered the shopping public of this district. We describe a few onlv. CREPE NIPPONS. Pt ice, 22'.c. yard. These pretty Crepe Nippons come 27 ini lies wide and are show n in white grounds with daintv pale colored floral bouquet effects. ARGENT CREPES. Price, 25c. yard. 31 inch f ibricH produced in fancy crepe weaves in sell color;« <>l Cham pague, Delit Blue and W hite only. SELF CQLOR CREPES. Price, 35c. yard. The; e useful and economical crepes come in 31 inch widths and arc shown in such fashionable self colors as Light Beige, Ciel Blue, I’ale 1‘ink and Naw Blue. FLORAL CREPES. Price. 33c. yard. These 36 inch wide Crepes come in the loveliest figured designs iiiiagiua hie. I hey are produced ’in white grounds with combination stripe mid floral combination effects. Dolls Var den Patterns mid tloral cluster designs on grounds of pure white. SILK CREPES. Price, 63c. yard. Shown in self colors of Marine Blue, I’ink, Mais and White only, these lovely fabric com«' full 36 in. wide. Exquisite Voiles In a Pleasing Variety of Finishes and Colorings. Neve i helot i' a remarkable i r'presented in t able t het e a I e \ kind av ailable. VOILE RA) ANTE. Price, 20c. Yard. A sheer f.iln ic in light ground with faint st ri| cs mid floral dc.-igns in pale coli Is. W idtli ot lain ii ' 27 indies. FIGURED VOILES. Price, . 33c. yard. A PORTE DRESS AND WASH GOODS are all made in U.S. V. You have therefore the satisfaction in knowing that when yon purchase La Porte fabrics you art' helping to build lip the manu factures and business of the t nion and also at the same time proving viiir powers of discrimination in selecting the best values the world is now producing. But Goods made in U.S.A, we make a feature of Goods made in this country an.I have no hesitation what ever in recommending them to every out' of our customers. WHITE WASH GOODS. Wi mention only a few of the many ll it cly and inexpensive white fabrics Many of the weaves now on view a e exclusive, and art* shown for the first time, every piece is represents a remarkable maximum value at a modest price. 28 inch Ramie Linen . • • 27 inch Striped Lawns .. 28 inch Dotted Swiss...................... •_>S inch Emb. 1 Liiidkerdiief Litton 27 inch Figured Lawns.............. ; 8 inch Splash Voiles ..................... 27 inch I’ique..................................... 36 inch Striped Lawns .................. 2tk". 28c. 29c. 35c. 39c. 44c. SELF COLOR AND FIGURED WASH GOODS. \ remarkable showing of self color and figured wash goods in all the newest and most fashionable weaves is n-'w being made. Space permits i I onlv a few short descriptions of these lovelv fabrics. NERO LINENS. Price, 1Sc. yard. 1 i'onomii'.d and serviceable Suiting fabrics in 31 indl widths mid such desirable shades as I’utty, Bale I’ink, New Blue, White ami Delft Blue. JACK AND JILL CLOTH. Price 18c. yard. \ etv daintv fabrii's in vv 111 te g t on nds with pale colored floral dusters mid Iv’ice spot efleets. W idth of lain ic 36 inches. 26 inch wide fabrics of a close weave and excellent wearing quality. Shown in two colors onlv, White and Marine Blue. MERCER I/ED VOILES Price, 29c. yard. IIA NDK ERCHIEF LINENS. Price, 20c. yard. Beautiful sheer fabrii s o( firm vv eav vs and excellent tinislies in filtn. widths. SPLASH VOILES. Price, 33c. yard. Just the daintiest 36 meh wide fall- ties hi white gioiimls with pale flora! ctiects m pink and green aud tail and green. MERCER 17 ED I GILES. Price. 35c. yard. While mercerized voiles in Id inch vs tilths and in plain ami fauev weaves as well as in the new seed voltes. FLORAL SEED VOILES. Price, 39c yard. Beautiful fabrics in white grounds with floral ami wreath designs in p;,>c color* of pink, ciel ’ ‘ " blue and green. i. fabric 36 inches. Dainty light ground fabrics with pretty pale color tloral bouquet effects in Helio, I’ink, Grey, Green, etc. NEW RICE (.LOTUS. Price. 29c. yard. I'ull 36 inch w ide fabrics in colors, l’ale I’ink. Copenhagen Blue ami While A vciv popular weave of wash goods. EGYPTIAN TISSUES. Price, 29c. yard. Shown in light grounds in plaid mixtures, i stripes ‘ ’ mi I figures, intro- 'hieing all the newest —...... I colors as well a* in the popular i ;;; .......... and ...... White Black 1 hecks, these Lorraine Egvptiau Ti*- sm s come 28 inches wide and are ideal fabrics lor warm weather wear. The weaves in Dress Fabrics and Suitings this year are legion and the following are only a few of the weaves represented in our selections: 36 in. Pencil Stripe Suitings,per yd 50c. 26 in, Granites, per yard.............. 50c. 56 in. Poplin Suitings, per yard $1.88 44 in. Melrose, per yard............... $1.88 52 in. Charmeuse, per yard.......... $1.88 46 in. Velour, per yard ................. $1.88 42 iti. Tussah, per yard................. $1.88 44 in Stripe Suitings, per yard-. $1.88 PLAIN AND NOVELTY CHECK SUITINGS. Black and White Checks and Plaids are as popular for this season, if not more so, than ever and we are equipped with a selection large enough to meet till demands. Included in the selection there are small block checks, fancy checks and plaids in various sizes. The fabrics vary in width from 36 to 56 inches in width and .ire priced peryard from 25c to SI.98. SUITING SERGES. Price, $1.00 yard. Very desirable weaves in fabrics 48 inches in width and produced in serviceable colors of Brown, Hunters Green, Navy Blue, Cream and Black FINE FRENCH SERGES. Price, $1.00 yard. Shown in the new colors, Battle- stiip Grey, Marine Blue, Hunters Green ami Midnight Blue, these beautiful line French Serges come in 42 inch widths. SUITING SERGES. Price. $1.19 yard. ---- Stock Tonic, Carbolic Compound. SALE OF LACES % Insertions, Embroider- Enwrota ies and Readings REMNANT DAYS Friday ard Saturday, Feb. 26th and 27th « .--------------------------------- ~ The Reliable Druggist. Wier Sprechen Deutsch. The Klub is progressing nicely un Tillamook County has Mecical So der the new officers, Mrs. Plank, ciety. Pres.; Mrs. Haberlach, Vice Pres.; Drs. R. T. Boals, I.. I.. Hoy, S. M. Mrs. Bales, Sec.; besides the various Wendt, T. R. Monk, W. G. McGee, working committees. After the study of Tillamook; W. C. Hawk, of Bay hour, the hostesses invited us into City, and H. E. Rinehart, of Wheeler, the dining room, where we all did met at the Hotel Tillamook Thursday ample justice. Decorations were car evening, Feb. 18, and were banqueted ried out in honor of Washington’s birthday, and one lady was heard to by Dr. A. E. Rocky, of Portland. Dr. Rocky proved himself an expert say she was ready to “bury the hatch operator on turkey. After the banquet et,” “but no wonder”. The next meet and a few yarns, the doctors got busy ing will be the third Thursday in and organized the Tillamook County March. Medical Siciety. The following offi Garibaldi. cers were elected: R. T. Boals, pres.; S. M. Wendt, V. Pres.; T. R. Monk, Ernest Crown, while clearing land Sec.; L. L. Hoy, Treas. After transacting other important on bis ranch, gashed the index finger business the meeting adjourned to of his left hand. The wound was serious enough to require the sei vices meet again March 18. of Dr. Hawk, of Bay City. Miss Eva Wheeler was a visitor at Married. the McMillan home over Sunday On Saturday evening Feb. 20. a sur Announcements just at hand tell of prise party was held at the home of the quiet wedding at McMinnville on Mrs. John Mann in honor or her February 18th of Miss Annabelle birthday. The evening was very en- Browning to Mr. Ribbie A. Jones, joyably spent with dancing and re both now residents of Tillamook freshments. County. The groom is well known Mr. Jack McCormick, who was a here where he resided for years be fore removing to Tillamook to engage Portland visitor, returned SaturJay. Miss Alta McFarland, of Erirrl ton, in the stock business with his brother was visiting with her sister Mrs. Don D. L. Jones, and is a most progress ive and successful young man. The Ellis. Rev. Van Winkle, of the Christian bride is from Missouri but for the Church at Tillamook, held services past two years has made Tillamook Friday evening in the Shearer hall. county her home where she has made County school Supt. Bucl was a vis a host of friends by her charming personality and is most popular in itor at the Garibaldi school Wednes every way. They will go to Portland day of last week. Rev. Mr. Becker, of Bay City held and other outside points on a brief 'trip and will be at home to their services in the school house, Stit.dfy, Oregon, after February 21. friends at Blaine, Miss Donna McMillan who is in common with March 1st. The Sun heir many friends, wish them the teaching school at Brighton, returned best on life’s journey.—Sheridan Sun. home Friday to spend the week end. Mrs. George Phelps, who has been quite seriously ill for the past four The Kill Kare Klub. weeks, is very slowly recovering. A dance was held in the Bar \ ie.v The Kill Rare Study Klub spent pavillion on Tuesday, February 16. A another helpful and pleasant after large crowd for this time of the year noon, when they met last Thursday was present. afternoon, February 18th, at the home Miss Alta McFarland of Brighton of Mrs. John Lamar, Mrs. Mason as (the! with her sister, Mrs. Don Ellis, sisting Mrs. Lamar. Mrs. Pennington read a paper on returning home Tuesday. the life of Louisia May Alcott, which was interesting indeed, and proved only too short for the listening cars of the members present. Mrs. Mason had prepared a paper on the wonder ful Crater Lake and we are sure all vowed their next vacation would be spent there. Found! A line of buggies with the quality, that we can sell in competi tion with the mail order business and save you money. Bring your cata logues and come in and compare prices. Every buggy fully guaranteed. —Tillamook Feed Co. * RESOLVED THAT OUR PR1CE5 WON’T FRIGHTEN YOU FAIR THEY ARE PRICE5. OUR 6RO- WER E C E R 1 E 5 MARKED RIGHT WHEN WE GOT THEM. COME IN AND LET MS SHOW YOU. 48 inch wide Suiting Serges iti such useful and desirable colors as Navy Blue, Black and Copenhagen Blue. EPINGLE SUITINGS. Price, $1.75 yard. Th-se particularly desirable Suiting Fabrica come 50 inches in width and ill Mull serviceable and becoming colors« as Marine Bine, Tubac, Navy Blue and Black. SELF COLOR BATISTES. Price. 50c. yard. Shown in such beautiful colors as Lilac, 'vary, Wine, Copenhagen Blue and Black, these fabrics come 36 inches wide. STOP THE PRESS. MR. PRINTER. We have important news for the ladies of this county. The New Spring Goods have just arrived by express delivery, such as Tailored Suits, Tailored Coats, The New Dresses, Dress Skirts, Mary Pickford Caps, Spring Neckwear. Newest Colored Silks. Latest “American Lady • • Corset Models. Noveltyllair Pins & Barrettes BUYER'S MOVEMENTS. Miss Mattie Jones will arrive next week to assume full control of our Millinery I>ept., aud will commence opt'rnfions in the work room immediatc'ly. Cut Prices In Gallon Goods This Week Monopole Solid Puck Gallon Peaches 40c can Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Pears 40c can Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Pumpkin 30c Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Blackberries 50c can Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Loganberries 50c can Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Torwatoes 30c can Monopole Fancy Blackberries No. 3 can 15c. RAY & CO. GROCERIES, SMOKED MEATS, FRUITS, veg ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED. ORPliON ___ %