THE HEADLIGHT
’
S
BARGAIN
PAGE.
PATRONIZE OUR HOME MERCHANTS.
There is a Misspelled Word is One of these Attractive Advts.
The First Person to Find the Mistake and Present the Correction to the Merchant in
whose Advt. the Misspelled Word Appears, will be Given One Dollar in Trade.
Proper Nouns and Trade Names Excepted.
StartJhe__N_ew___ Year RiQhtJ
By TradingatMason's^
‘
THE
Genuine Bargain Store.
LARD.
Ladies’
Gent, ’s Fashionable Boots
Shoes.
Cannot be Surpassed for Comfort and Wear.
10 lb. pail,
5J b. pail, 65c.
3 lb. pail, 40c.
50 lb. can, $6 00.
DressGoods and Underwear.
Special Brand Bacon, 19c. lb.
I Have a Clean, Up-To-Date Stock of
DRY GOODS.
I Carry a Complete Line of First Class
RAY_& CO,
Dealer j' in
Groceries, Hay, Grain.
Golden Crown Elour, bl., $5.50
Sack, $1.45.
Ray&Co. ’s Special Coffee, lb. 27c.
Royal Club Raisins, per b., 10c.
_____ ,_,_____ Currants, 2 pkg, 25 c.
Good Walnuts, per b - - 17c.
Sugar Cured Ham, 20c. lb.
groceries , jbtc .^
And You will Save Money in Your Grocery)
Bill by Trading this Year with
H. MASON & CO.,
^/Vlasonic Building.
SANITARY Fresh East-
Bulk Pickles.
ARICLT ern °ysters-
Full Fine of
All Other Goods Sold at
BARGAIN PRICES.
KING & SMITH CO.,
AMMER
FURNITURE
CO.
Hardware
The Great
and Sporting Goods.
Ammunition,
Quick Meal Ranges,
Building Material,
Wall Paper,
Du Pont Blasting
Supplies.
IIIGII CHAIRS, $1,25 to $5.00.
CHILDREN’S ROCKERS,
Red and Golden Oak,
40c. to $4.50.
Day is Now
in Motion
Pictures at the
Star Theatre,
Saturday only.
EDWARD CONNELLY iR THE DEVIL
FIVt PART MUTUAI MASTFRP1C TURF PRODUCED
BY NEW YORK. MOTION PICTURE, CORPORATION
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS.
Ribbons, Plain, Flowered and
Plaids, 5 and 7 inches wide,
values to 35c. yard,
Special 19c. yard.
Good Quality Cotton, Batts i lb.
rolls, 10c. values.
Special 6c. Roll.
31b. Rolls Cotton Batts, the size
c'f a large comforter.
■.
Special 75c. Roll.
Men’s Canvass Gloves.
\
Special 5c. Pair.
Men’s W ool Mixed Sox
Special 2 Pair 25c.
You will have to
Hurry if you get
any of the Special
Bargains in the
Clean Up at the
TILLAMOOK FEED CO.
Drama of the
i
THE
BIG BARGAIN STORE.
We have had a good
Holiday business, but find
Our Stock still Long in
some Lines, and having
bought heavy for Spring,
will continue the LOW
PRICES until and includ­
ing JANUARY 15, 1916.
A. A. PENNINGTON.
GRAND LEADER.
F
WALL
PAPER !
TILLAMOOK
GARAGE.
Service Station for
All Cars.
Only Up-To-Date Wall Paper
Store in the County. Mail
Orders Solicited.
Wall Paper, double 1
roll, per roll, from -A-. TL-T* *
Expert Repairing.
A Complete Line of Ford
Parts Carried in Stock.
n
FLOOR PAINT, per gal., 55c
INTERIOR PAIMT, per gal., 55c.
We Do Paper Hanning.
CLAUDE I. MYERS.
___________
Don’t Throw Away
Your Prescription.
t
Satisfaction and Workmanship Guaranteed.
A
,
] ACKLE'f_& ROSENBERG,
By taking it where it may not be accu­
rately filled where part of the ingredients
used may be so old as to have lost their
freshness, strength and purity.
Get the full value of your doctor’s ser­
vices by bringing your prescription to us
—where you know it will receive all the
exact care and honest attention that our
pride of reputation—backed by expert- ,
tncc, training and the mo6t complete,
modern, carefully-selected, thoroughly-
tested and well kept stock of prescription
drugs can possibly give it.
C. I. CLOUGH.
Reliable Druggist.
Tillamook, Ore.
i; but a Mail Order House doesn’t even give a Parade.
Circus may take a lot of money out of t> jwd
Props.
■»
1
Patronize Our Home Merchants.