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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1916)
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 14 19 lt>. DAIRY RANCH FOR RENT. Dairy ranch for rent that will! carry 26 cows, four miles from TillamookCity.—Inquire at the Headlight office. Announcing Our Complete Readiness to Supply Your Every Fall Need Card of Thanks. Z_y4nd at Prices Unaffected by! Recent (^Advances. TITH the exception of a few lines like Bergmann Shoes, a few numbers in Butterick 1 <itlem&. etc the whole of our New Fall Merchandise is being sold at prices no higher than those quo • < or the satnevalues last Fall. Exceptional buying facilities, and quick action, by out >tiy<r.-, i< taking advantage of favoraDle market conditions, enable us to offer you Fall Needs that die uor 1 considerably more money today than the amount you will be called upon to pay for their possession. We desire in this way to thank all those who so kindly assisted us in the recent illness and death of our be loved wife and mother and for the beautiful floral offerings and ex pressions of sympathy shown. F. Worthington and Family. Notice of Completed Contract ----- o----- Notice is hereby given, That the City Engineer has filed with the un dersigned his certificate of the com pletion and his approval of the work of the improvement of Eighth Street from the East side of Stillwell Ave. to the West side of Miller’s Addition to Tillamook, under provisions of resolutions for establishment of Lo cal Improvement District No. 3 and that on Monday the 25th day of September, 1916, at 8 o’clock p.m. at the City Hall in Tillamook City, Ore gon, the Common Council of Tilla mook will consider the acceptance of said work. Dated this September 1 4th, 1916. Ira. C. Smith, City Recorder of Till amook City, Oregon. HEAD OF MON’t'D’TH NORMAL SAYS ONE LCHOOL CANNOT SUPPLY U-MA..U Furf T-AaH- ER8. i Men ’s Furnishings That Reflect Fashion’s Latest Dictates in Every Degree. EX who simp in our Men’s Shop have no difficulty in securing the ultra-fashionable in anything ap pertaining to man’s adornment or comfort. They find just the right, styles at the right times, and at (lie right prices. A few of the new arrival in furnishings are r.oted below : Kaiser Silk Ties ............................................ 50c. to 11.50 Men's and Boy's Mackinaws................... $3.<50 to $8.50 Woman’s and Giris’ Mackinaws ........... $3.50 to $8.50 Mallory Hats..................................................................... $3.00 Mallory Hats C'ravenetted......................................... $3 50 Men’s New Caps • . . ............................ $1.00 to 11.SO Florsheim Shoes for Men $$5.75 to $6.50 Have ylou seen the New Eskimo Flannel Shirts ? The Shirt with three collars in one, $1.50 to $4.00 Muauiouth, Or. -"A caref;! aaaly ■is of the Hkuati.ni »i.l cum luce any These flannel shirts are fitted with collars that can olii that Orea-jit ueed( a Normal School In Eastern Oregon and a.so instantly be changed from the regular to military or storm uno in Southern Oregon," i,ald J. H. styles without removing. Ackerman, President of the State Nor An ideal garment for the out-of-door man who wants a mal School at Alouiuouth. "It la a I shirt, the collar of which can be changed to correspond well-tBtabliHhe-d fact that a centrally located Normal School caouot supply with climatic conditions. the needs of the entire state. The need of a Normal School lu Eastern I Oregon is readily proved by the ui s cursory investigation of the list of our Ladies’ and çyMisses’ students and the list of our ,, eluate teachers. The estimated no • j'at'.on of our state in lDM was ,’y.'..i2L Take for crumple the etfiht Western Oregon I counties, Clatsop, Clackamas, Benton, Lane, Linn, Marion. Polk and Yamhill Counties. Their population for 1314 New Fall Styles, was 214,608, or less than 27 per cent of the total population of the state, yet 50 per cent of the graduates from our Normal School for the past five yearB are teaching school in some one' ; Lovelv new Belted Sweater Coats for of these eight Western Oregon coun Ladies’ and Misses’ in sizes 32 to 46. Shown ties. There are 35 counties In the state, yot eight of those counties arc with the popular convertible collars, these getting half of the benefit of the coats are obtain i ble in such desirable colors teachers for which all of the counties as White, Old Rose, Copenhagen Blue, Car puy the taxes. Here Is the list. During the past dinal, Kelly Green and Oxford Grey. five years we hate supplied the fol Made from line soft Yarns, these Coats are lowing graduates us teachers to these counties: however so knitted as to give the maximum Clatsop, 18; Clackatnaa, 20; Beu amount of satisfa tion in lusting quality to ton, 25; l.ane. 36. Linn. 28; Marlon, I the wearer. 28; Polk. 25; and Yamhill. 20. In other words. 203 of our 407 teachers Choose yours today from values priced at who have secured places lu the public .schools tn Oregon during the past five years, have gone1 to those eight Wil lainette Valley counties. Now take eight typical Eastern Ore gon counties and see If they have so cured their proper share of teachers Famous Wayne Knit Brand, with Normal training. During the past five years we have supplied Normal graduates as follows to these Eastern Oregon counties: Baker. 9: Grant. 1; Harney, 4; Mai hour. 2; Morrow, 4; Umatilla, 10; Wallowa. T; and Wheeler, 2. The eight Willamette Valley coun ties had 203 Normal teachers as against 39 Normal teachers for the eight Eastern Oregon counties. East ern Oregon receh ed less than 10 per cent as against Western Oregon's fifty per ccuL New Fur Trimming, 45c. to $2.98 Per Yard. For trimming that New Fall Suit Coat or Dress or even renovating or remodel ing a garment you have already worn these new Fur Trimmings are just the kind you need. There are lovely qualities in Brown. Black, White,and Nutria priced per yard at 45c., 59c., 89c., $1.25, $1.48, $1.85 Ladies’ Handbags New Desirable ¡yVfodestly Priced, $1.38 The must up-to-date shapes only— guaranteed leathers — silk linings—novel fittings— also several designs in the new envelope purse. d»i no Special values at each "P LOO RALPH E WARREN, TILLAMOOK ORF.. Let ’er R j .- i If you've a iiili ’ s work t< do. wi'it Tower « l-.o.. lt. ai'.u Reflex Slicker $3.00 ThjcKit Oi.’kic, «nil < I C.L t. a:. z j'.cx K.tc^step ev< i U.<p fruu ru la ut tlu hv: rr.<. •<r l!»t. ' Satisfait.on Cuurvui. A J.TOW Ek < BOSTON I ! You’ll buy here eventually—of that we are confident—the selections are so varied, the styles so up-to-date the values so good. Hart Schaffner &> Marx Suits $20.00 to $27.50. ,.See *l,e ,H W H- S- & Varsitv bitty bive' Models for Young Men and Men who wish to stay young, there’s a particular pattern for von. In passing ph ase note this is the only brand of clothing that is now being sold with a positive guarantee that th<- fabrics are all wool and the colors absolutely fustdye. R^osenwald and Weil Overcoats for Aden and Young cJWen, $18.00 to 827.50 A consignment of these famous Overcoats arrived just recently the outstanding feature of which were the two styles culled the “Bnllymede” and the Roswell” in tl»e new High land Heather fabric which is craven rite I to withstand H e rain. Extra Sizes, $1.00. Perfect fitting garments made just the right weight bleached cotton for immediate and later wear. The >e Suits are shown with halt low necks, elbow sleeves, half open fronts ami ankle length. Regular Sizes Per Suit................. Si c. Extra Sizes.................................... $1.00 Other Styles and weights 60c. to $3.00 Bovs' & Girls’ I'liion Suits 60c.-$2.‘X) Misses’ Munsing Suits $1 00 to $1,68 Youths’ Munsing Suits $1.25 to $1.75 Men's Munsing Suits $1.00 to $5.00 $1.75 to $7.50 From the time we bought these Blankets to the <iay we received them the market prices had advanced appr< ximately 10 per cent to 15 percent, I nt they are being offered to you at the same piices as though no advance had taken place. Every pair is pure, clean and ready to use and will make a worthy ad dition to any housewife's supply closet. Flannelette Blankets. $1.75 $1.98 $2.25 Wool Blankets, $4.50 to $7.50 —Size 62 x 76—Colors and Grey. — Size 66 x 80—Colors ami Grey — Size 64 fancy colored Per Pair. A splendid selection of soft, pure wool blankets, all nicely bound and shown with neat colored borders. Each pair of Blankets is put up in a Sani tary dust proof envelope, thus assuring you perfectly clean, hygienic and ready to use merchandise. Hf’ Z5c. 1ST glance over this brief an nouncement of new styles for Mill and then step into our Men’s Shop and give them the once- Ladies’ Munsing Suits 89c. Wool and Flannelette, $4.25, $4.90, $6.75, $7.50. Ladies' Hose, Ornamental fire Places Built of Urich or Stone. Alt fire Placer absolutely guaranteed not to smohe or money refunded. Urich Worh of all hinds done on short notice. We mahe specialty of repriring smoking Fire Places. —Union Suits that tit perfectly. —Union Suits that are shape retaini — Union Suits that are unshrinkable. —Union Suits that wear splendidly. Special Value Full Size Blankets, $4.25 to $7.50 T /A UNSING Special Values * Now Being Shown in Sweater Coats, Dress Up ! Men. 11 Styles are Here, Announcing the Arrival of The Afcw Fall Weights end Stylet Men’s Women’s and Children’s $4.00, i-5.00, $5.50 to $7.50 Have the Boys and Girls fitted with the famous Kreider Kick Proof Shoes, $1.48 to $4.00 Per Pair. The sturdiest wear-resist ing School Shoes for red- blooded, iitheletie, romping Bovs, Girls and growing Girls to be found today are these famous Kreider Kick proof Shoes. They tire shown in Gunmetals, Box Calf, Vici Kid and Patent Leathers in Button, Blucher and English last, some lieiiig finished with Ntolin" soles and Rubber heels All sizes now in prices per pair from