I k «' * F « jv I u È t I I ! '1 'I > I I k , 4 •» P A < I / I I I I ♦ I.' L'A I t f I i, r ‘ TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT AVGUST 10, 1916. 17 50 G. Zaddach ............................... County Court Allows Bil*s. The Dahlia Queen Contest. 5.00' E. Kebbe ................................... 17.50 --- — O--- - A. Finley ................................... General Fund. 26 50 The contest for the Dahlia Queen E. VV. Stanley et al........ 41 55 J. W. Whiting ........ ................ 42.50 will clone on Monday at •' p 1,1. Vn E. G. Anderson, 9 -,D R. G. Ferrichs ....................... .... et al ... ’ 42 50 I Saturday evening the atanding of J. C. Holden ................... 273.33 E. A. W orthington ................ 30.62 J contestant* will be diown at the J, .c. Holden ..................... 2 81 G. Colman ......................... $... 37 50 Gem Theatre 13.81 J. Duncan ................................. Glass & l'rudhomme 7.50 ! 283.33 J. Wall ..................................... . H. Crenshaw ............... 40 00 2.66 B. F. Palmer ............................. Invitation to Celebrate Opening of Blake McFall Co.......... 10 00 83.33 G. I.. Brown ...................... • Tillamook Highway. | B. L. Beals .................. 15.00 , 133.33 W. Barker ................................. VV. S. Buel .................. 10 00 1 10,00 C. E. Armstrong ..................... Editor Baker, Pres. Tillamook P. W. Todd ................... 31 50 I 253.40 F. Barnes ................................. Commercial Club. i C. A. ohnson .............. 50 00 ' 101 05 Oral Barnes ............................. Dear S'r. 'lie citizens of Nehalem A. M. Hare .................. 5.00 ! 95 25 G. W. Wilks ............................. and vicinity write you- organization Gao. R. McKimens 18 75 24.30 I. . H. Kenney ......................... and Tillamook . Wade ............... 2 50 France Buckles .......... veniently pay the same and would 57.50 Uuy \aughn ........ 25 16 Ernest Crown ............ have tile money without inconven- 25.00 • 43.12 Joe Blazer ............ iince lo pay the sarne and until the E. R. AI void ................. 19.06 r rank Blazer . . . . 3.00 J. Sheldon .............. H. defendants were fully able to make 22 50 R. Martin ............ 14.37 W. Ross ................... payments of said notes in cash. That C. 22 50 12 50 tdd Stasek .......... in pursuit of said agreement the said R E. Myers ................. 30.00 Henkel ................... 12.50 1 hompsett ............... 11.25 I H Mead the same or I’al Linkhart ............... 90.00 Delmar Powers .. 27.50 any portion thereof, and the plaintiff J. H. Hicks ................... 38.12 C. 1 ilden .............. 17.50 at all times has well-known that^thc u. V. Burnett ............. 59.3J John Childers . . . . 15 00 defendants are not able to raise the’ Herman Klug ............... 54.06 88.12 r.d La Frances . . funds with winch to meet the said Tilden’s team ............... 56.56 ■ --S'.’ ... .ill* ill, puti i- J Henry Nelson ... 115.00 payments." In re-plv to this tin plain­ Sandberg's team 46.56 Joe Mapes ............. 90 00 tiff denies eat ill ’ and ' every _ allegation __ ‘ Geo. Knight ................. 44.06 A. J. Nails ............ .30 contained in the defendants’ plea ami Chas Robitch ............... 67.50 F. Dye ................... 10.62 abatement. Steve Scovcii ............... 19.06 1 ilden ............. • ........... E. 9s W. Kuppenbendcr .... 34.06 C. Joiliffe ......................... 20.00 Hughes in Oregon Next Week. Dick .Viewers ............... 31.56 16.25 Frank Oliver ................... Kev. E. M. Smith .... 7.00 E. Warren ....................... 17.38 The Republican state centra) com­ Aug. Sandberg ......... 46.50 A. E. Holden ................. 15.00 mittee is making elaborate prepara­ H. J. Eggleston Jr. ... 44.37 92.50 A. E. Holden ................. tions to handle an immense throng A. h. Rittenhouse 44.37 Tony Werner ................. 35.95 on . the occasion of the forthcoming VV in. Kayler 64.37 W tllard Johnson ...... 33.45 visit of ( barbs I- Hughes, Republi­ Alt Marolf ... 40.00 Kreb Bros ....................... 23.50 can candii1.. ’I h r President, who will Matt Olson .. I 22.50 t>. G. Graves .................. 32.50 “ ' in l urtland on Augu-t 16, at Emil Ross . . 20 00 H. Hopkins ..................... 32 50 8 p.m. Mi Hughi’s and his party of Frank Birch 2.50 Joe Blättler ..................... 45.63 t’..enty-I'li.lil, in< lulling Mrs. Hughes, Edd Clark .. 62.00 L. Gable ........................... 38.45 will reach Portland »I 7 am. oh the A. M. Mead 4.06 12.50 F. Hanenkratt ............... 16 th. VV. H. Thompson 3.75 Jess Davis ....................... 44.68 I lie lug Illi cling will be held cither V. E. Rittenhouse 27.50 Eli Steinon ..................... 64.50 .it (he armory or at the ice liippo- Lee Mead ........ 12 00 104 00 Tillamook W ater Co. .. <1 one, at 2t>th and Marshall streets. E. A. Worthington 4.30 Wni. Latimer ................. 00 60 '1 ai mor e will ai commodate 5000 Rosco Barker .... 21.25 Ed. Stasek ....................... 47 50 t !c and the hippodrome 10,000 Charley Easom 15 00 Amos Vaughn ................ and if the latter building can be pul Claud Ackley . . 42.50 VV. B. Elliott ................... it: c. r.diti- n soon enough it probably Elmer Easom ....... 4 5 00 Tillamook Feed Co......... will I a-rd bv the committee. Geo. Hartzell .... 100.00 35.00 VV. B. Alderman .......... Mr. Hughes' schedule calls for Roy Phelps ........... 15.00 Peter Jacob ..................... 17.50 s.t’ s in Oregon onlv at Portland. . las Murdock ......... , 2.70 VV. S. Cone ..................... 3.75 Medford, Ashland and Rose-bure, but ' critz Burmerstcr . 2.00 Claude Ackley ............... 2 50 National Committeeman Williams Gilman Nunn ... 75.00 Frank C. Knowles ........ 10.00 and the State Committee will make VV. F. Cain ........... 2.00 2.50 l.loyd Williams............ an effort to have the schedule charg­ J. H. Edwards .. ..- 2.50 R. F. Zachman ............... 60.00 ed s > as to give Salem, Albany and Albert Easom .... 78.00 l*. Co. .. S. 7 50 Eugene at least a few minutes each. Paul Wabtka ....» 1.50 32 5 J J. A. Smith ....................... st the I'crtland meeting. State Clair Finley ........ 9 60 A. L. Dickey ..................... 20 00 Cl airman C. !.. McNary will present Will. Barker ......... 13.70 37.50 Frank Devine ................... Gov. W ith'combi who will introduce Warren Easom ... 2 25 Willard Johnson ............ 17 50 Mr. Hughes. John Hall ........ 14.00 Lee little ........................... 20 00 Only the Hughes narty and mem­ R I Ale Millen .. . 5.94 7.50 C. F. Stone ....................... bers of the slate and county commit­ G. L. Brown ..... 264 59 A. F. Coats Lbr. Co ......... 7.50 Elwood Finley tees will have seats on the stage. 3514 88 43 75 Feldschau & Jackson Albert Easom/ .... 1 25 City Transfer Co ................ 35 00 11.00 Dr. Turner, eye specialist, of Alva Finley Solon Schiff man .............. 69 00 38 00 Portland, will be in Tillamook. Wed­ C. AV. Crommangs A. T. Dolan ....................... S ' nesday and Thursday, Aug 23-24. at C. A. F.asotm ... 1359.21 Feldschau & Jackson 72 50 Jenkins’ Jewel™ «tore; at Clovedrale, C. E. F a sons ........ . 4.00 2 50 J. M. Selby ......................... Monday. Aug 21st; at Beaver, Aug L. H. Kenney 25 00 22. Don’t fail to consult him about C. Trathan ............. $7,822.36 Total ... 22.50 A. D. l.omrarn . . your eyes and glas«< «. Headaches r< 25 00 R.l>. No. 3 is held over. R. McMdlm .......... icvcd. cros eyes straight«ned Satis 85 00 .action guaranteed. I)ont forget the s. Tomlinson ......... 4 6 2 5 * I. Kamin ................. A stray heifer, with black spots on date. ____________ 2 50 G. Hartzell ........... each side just below the hip, • year I 93.75 R Kennedy ........... CALF HIDES WANTED. 45.00 old, been on place two months. Own- I I. Kennedy ............. ou er please call at J. C. Chaffee’s phee ' GRANT THAYER WILL PAY E. Finley ................. 42.50 » miles south of Tillamook or phone , A. Miller ............... IM CENTS EOR CALF HIDES. VV. R. Davis, Mutual phone. I HS TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR-AUGUST 22, 23, 24, 25. 7 FINAL CLEAN-UP. Evervthitig of a seasonable nature is on Sale at a price that means a sav­ ing of dollars upon dollars to you on the purchase of really new and desira­ ble Merchandise. _ . Glance through this condensed list of the Final Clean-I p liargains avail- jjPIe—bring the list with you to the store and if you don’t see those Bar- gains in which vou arc interested ask the Salespeople about them. Bargains in Bedding. $2.98 to $7.50 Actual 20c. Pillow Cases now........................ 16^- Actual Si.oo Hemmed Sheets now........... 79<‘. Actual $1 75 White Bedspreads noAv . . . .$1.49 Actual $2.00 Full Size Blankets................. $1.59 Full Size Feather Pillow Special................. 98 s to choose from and every one a wonderful bargain. Bargains for Ladies. Actual to $3.50 Bathing Suits, $1.39. Ladies’ Navy Blue Bathing Suits in nearly all sizes at a price that should clear the lot in thè first hour's selling. Knitted Bathing Suits, $2.30 to $4.50 Bathing Shoes ........................... 35c. Bathing Caps ............. 25c. and 5Oc. Ayvad’s Swimming Wings .... 25c. Actual to $19 50 Suits now.......................... $8.95 Actual to $6.00 Dress Shoes n^w . .. .... $1.85 Actual Si.25 House Dresses now.............. 98c\ Actual Si.50 Middy Blouses now............... $1.19 Actual to S3.00 Middy Blouses now......... $1.49 ......... .39c Table of Skirts. Waists etc. now . . . ............. 39(L Actual $4.00 Ladies White Oxfords ,... $3.15 Actual $2.00 Ladies White Pumps . .... $1.55 Actual to $3.00 Ladies Pumps......... .... $1.98 Actual to $5.00 Ladies White Shoes .... $3.98 Actual $2.00 Sport Shirts now......... .... $1.39 Actual to 75c. Underwear now .... ......... 29<. Bargains for Men Actual 50c. Atheletic UnderAvear ... Actual $1 75 8port Shirts now......... Actual $5 oo Florsheim Oxfords Actual to $6.00 Dress Shoes . .. Actual to 75c. Summer Hats . . . Actual to $1.50 Summer Hats......... Actual $2.00 Straw Hats now......... Actual $2.50 S'raw Hats now......... Actual $3 00 Straw Hats noAv......... Actual $4.00 Panama Hats now . .. Actual $5 00 Panama Hats uoav . .. AcLual to $1.75 ... 29<. .. $1.25 .. $1.48 . 83.35 .’. 55^. . $1.19 . $1.55 . $1.95 . $2.15 . $2.95 . $3.95 Children’s Dresses 69c. Dresses of Ginghams, Zephyrs, Chambrays, etc. in self colors, stripes, checks and plaids. Sizes to fit girls from 2 to 7 years. All good washing colors, and pretty trim­ mings. 30c. To 75c. play clothes A . . 50c. Toll.25 Rompers etc. . . .10c. Boys’ Overalls etc. ... Bargains in Wash Goods and Embroideries. These two sales offer perhaps the greatest savings of any included in this litial clean-up event and we urge you to investigate the values itemized below; Embroideries Wash Goods. Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual to to to to to 39c. values 50c. values 59c. values 75c. values $1 00 values . 18c. 29c. 39c. 49c. 59c. Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual to to to to to 20c. values 25c. values 38c. values 63c. values $1.50 values . 9c. 15c. 19c. 29c. r Announcing the Arrival of an Advance Showing of Fall Styles in Lilies Slits and Coats t ■ ALM ER SUITS and COATS for Fall are now ou display in the Ready-to-wear Dept, on the Balcony. You are cordially invited to step up and view these new Garments anti have a few of fitted whether you wish to 4 purchase now or later. i « : i j ■ > A Beautiful as the Suits are and Handsome as the Coats look in our all-glass display cabinets they look immeasurably better when fitted on a living model as you will agree when you step in front of our triple mirror clad in any of these famous Garments. Best of all these Suits and "Coats cost no more than mediocre garments and at the same time reflect the very latest and most up-to-date style features originated by the world s greatest fash­ ion artists. V ai/ k I 1 *71 ‘•Palmer" Coats ... 813.90 to $25.00 "Palmer" Suits .... $2X75 to $27.50 Butterick Patterns. Quarterlies and Subscttbers’ Delinators now Here. >40^ . Ir - »1C. ■ u. „.XMS T ’•I 11