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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1916)
NOVEMBER 9 191 ó TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, Birthday Suppcr. FATAL ACCIDENT. Editor Wellington Killed at Kodad The “Birthday Supper” given at the ' Guild Hall by the ladies of the I’res- Cut in Auto Collision With | bytcrian Church last Friday evening I Freight Train. —o------ | was a decided success from every Editor Wellington, of the Bay City point of view. The patronage of the Examiner, met with an accident on many friends of the community was by those in \\ ednesday morning that cost him his greatly appreciated **// with your foot'* life. He came to the city soon after charge. These lad s have a name for presenting thing >vcl and attrac ^Affording Every) Woman in this County) an Exceptional midnight on Tuesday, and assisted the Headlight staff at the city hall tive, and never fait to please when it Opportunity) to Secure Her New Fall Suit compile election returns, where he re comes to supper and service. The hall was arranged with twelve tables, each at a Genuine Saving Price mained until about eight. He left soon after to return to Bay City in his au I one representing a month of the year, to. Walter Doty, of Bay City, accom aim appropriately decorated. The idea panied him. \\ ellington was at the ' called for each person attending be uxu/i». wheel of the machine and the auto ing placed tor supper at the table rep was traveling from 25 to 30 miles an resenting the month in which his birthday occurs. A brief description hour. \\ hen lie reached the Kodad cut at Juno, whether W ellington at of the table decorations and "’OR one week—and one week only—wc shall tempted to cross the track or was un names of those originating and siding over them are as follows: offer our entire stock of super’» styles in Ladies aware of the approach of a freight January—A hugli snowball, colors train will never be known. He, how ''all Suits at prices affording really worth while ever, appears to have had some idea of green and red on snow w hite cover, Misses Hilma Johnson and Gertrude savings. -/I Friend's that there was danger ahead for lie Ball. turned his auto to the left before it When we remind you that io .’id litioil to model'' February—Cherry tree and cherries, Strong Recommendation reached the track. 'I he auto had part hatchets, flags. Mrs. Fred Doorman ly succeeded in crossing the track, bought direct from New Virk we also carry the famous and Mrs. Frank Hadley. Would Very Likely Have the two front wheels being on the March—Green ferns, lion and lamb, “Wooltex” and “Palmer” Garment*, you will immedia opposite side, but tile cow-catcher of shamrocks, pipes, the "blarney stone” Weight With You. tely realise what an important event this is t • the women the engine of the freight train struck green steamers. Mrs. R. C. Jones and the car near the door and threw the Mrs. Gruber. of this city and vicinity. E have niairv friends car on the cow catcher. Both Wel April—Dolls, Easter eggs, rabbits, lington and Doty were thrown out ferns and Easter lilies. Mrs. to whom we have re Suit, and this includes the* two last named Jennie E ve ry of the car, the latter getting a grip on McGhee and .Mrs. Bristow. commended the famous makes, is underpriced tor this One Week Sale and ever' the cow catcher with his head down ■ May—May poll with dolls at ends ward between the engine and tile car woman who has put off purchaaing her New ball Suit of ribbons, and May baskets. Misses managed to hold on until the until now should take advaiitajje of this event and benefit train was stopped. Wellington was | Constance Hoskins and Fay Hill. June—Wedding cake, minature bri- thrown out over Doty, but fell on the by the savings offered. I dal party, /, hearts, flowers, and large track about 177 feet from the place ; Jir 11 aticrtf Fits the Foot — bell suspended above. Mrs. Frank where the car was first struck, and and they are glad we did. ... .*19.85 $23.75 Suits now was badly mutilated. One leg was cut lliyd and Miss l eldschau. and Every Occasion. July — Uncle Sam and Miss Colum- , ... *21.65 $25.00 Suits now •. off and his head mashed up. The train We sell Mallory Hats be This new Red Cross Model was stopped as soon as possible and bia represented by dolls, generous . .. *23.75 display firecrackers. ...¡.. k . j of flags, cannon, i » » i i > 11, III I Vl dtMTS, I $28.75 Suits now... of glazed kid is fashioned the mutilated remains removed. Doty cause we know them to be Mrs. Conover and Mrs. J. I. E. Youel. I had a close call, having escaped with -Mrs. along lines that conform to . . • $29.00 $35.00 Suits now- August — Minature sand beach and thoroughly good and because a few bruises. He was able to return those of the foot—it will look to his home at Bay City. One of the bathers, tenls, vehicles, and details. equally well on the slender or they have m«,re retd stylethan Mrs. Dale, Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. breaktnen on the train saw the car Wiley. the not-so-slender foot. coining and was surprised at the any hats we know. September—Sheaves of grain, au It’s a shoe, too, that will tit great speed it was going and looked tumn leaves, golden standard and to see whether it had succeeded in any occasion. It is smart with The new Fall Models are getting across, when he saw it on the steamers. Mrs. E. M. Bales and Miss out being extreme ; simple M cNair. cow catcher. now here —both soft and stiff without being too plain. October—Jack-o’lan terns, black Wellington is a married man with A Red Cross Shoe, too, with in all the most popular shades. one child, and his wife was in Port cats, assorted fruits, and details of hallowecn, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. the famous Red Cross Sole. land at the time of the accident. Come in and try your own Ball. Justice of the Peace Stanley, who Price *6.00 November—Large arch of crysan- acted as coroner, was notified, as model on. You’ll like it im themums, basket of fruit, turkeys, and Other Models *4.00 and more. well as Dr. Boats and Sheriff Cren Thanksgiving details. Mrs. ¡. S. La mensely. shaw, who went to the scene of the accident. The remains were t taken mar and Mrs. W. J. Hill. December—Christmas tree, large Mallory Hats ....*3.00 charge of by undertaker Henkle, ;, and red bows, and display of the season. brought to the city. Cravenetted........... *3.50 Mrs. Carl Habcrlach. Under the supervision of Mrs. W. B. Silver Wedding. Aiderman and the assistance of others who had no responsibility for tables, On Sunday last, the congregation of in addition to those mentioned above, Special Purchase of the German Reform Congregational it was a very creditable affair and one ¿Manufacturer’s Sample Line Church, met at the farm house of of unusual interest and profit. their pastor Rev. Paul Ebinger and assisted him and his good wife in Presbyterian Church. celebrating their silver t wedding an- N occassioti every pros ¿^Marked Prices of Every! niversary. About fifty friends > were pective buyer of Holiday “Without the Vision the People present. Trimmed Hat in the Store. I lie Ladies Aid of the church pre- ..... Perish" is the subject for the sermon Handkerchiefs should benefit <mu in 1 pared a fine dinner which was much next Sunday morning at 11, and by. Every conceivable kind UR Seasonal Millinery Contract with Miss Pratt enjoyed by all, and a splendid musical the evening the subject will be "Life’s of Gift Handkerchief is repre terminates at the end of this week, and in order Best Ideal. ” Five minute talk to the program was rendered. sented in the selection—come the congregation presented Rev. children in first part of service on to encourage those who have been putting off the in and look them over—you Ebinger and his wife with 25 silver “Guess W'ho.” Good interest in all the purchase of a New Fall Chapeau to buy now, and classes of the Sunday School makes will not be importuned to buy dollars and many other valuabde sil the invitation attractive to all who are I ver gifts were received. and to make Miss Pratt’s final days Record Days if you do not wish to do so. A message of congratulation w as not already attending elsewhere at For ¿Men there are Cambric we have planned this Special Sale. sent to Miss Gertrude Ebinger, the the hour from ten to eleven. These and Linen Handkerchiefs services arc offered to the public for Every Hat is actually worth as much if not day being her 19th birthday. with hemstitched borders, more than it is marked and this splendid con Rev. Ebinger and wife came from their benefit and uplift of soul. Switzerland, and have been in this some having neatly embroi cession to early buyers of a 20 percent discount county for the past 30 years. Automobile Engineering. dered initials in white or Important One Week Suit Sale © SaN Commences Sat. Nov. 11th Sale Ends Sat. Nov. 18th W Per Cent OFF Sale of Holiday , Handkerchiefs, Per Cent OFF LUNE Shrod Wai See S At J Off, A 0 O is a saving really worth while taking when oifered to you. The Styles are indeed exquisite, the models particularly becoming, and the selection pleasing and varied. Come early for we anticipate many rush orders before Miss Pratt leaves and we don't want you to be disappointed through delaying the plac For Children there are plain ing of your order. colors. Call f°r City Warrants. All outstanding Tillamook City General Warrants, series ,“B”, ... en- dorsed prior to May 1, 19¡6, will be paid upon presentation. Interest ceas es this 3rd day of November, 19115. M. W. Harrison, City Treasurer. Wc train men to become Atitp For Ladies’ a splendid assort Mechanics and Engineers. Largest and best equipped auto-school west I ment is shown in Cambrics, of (. hicago, Shops, laboratories and Lawns, Swiss Organdie, overhauling departments. Experts in Linen, Silk and Crepe de every line. Over $25,000 in equip Chine, hemstitched, many ment alone. Six months course—come I embroidered, some prettily to Oakland, the new automobile cen ter. Address Oakland Auto-School, trimmed with l.ice. edgings i310 Madison St., Ookland Cal. or corner inserts. and fancy styles, ¡is well as the ever popular picture Handkerchiefs for the very little tots. Price 1-3 Less than Regular 4c. to 75c. *3.00 *4.50 •7.00 *9.00 ... *2.40 .. . *3.60 .. . *5.60 . . . .$7.20 now now now now Hats Hats Hats Hats Sale of Men’s Heavy Wool and Ribbed Underwear $1 00 Per Garment. NOTHER special pur chase of tt prominent man ufacturer’s samples in Wool tnid Heavy Ribbed Underwear obtained at one third off the regular price. Included in the lot there are vests and pants in sizes tip to 4« and actual values to *1.50. Now is the time men to till you winter underwear needs at an actual saving of one third of the cost. Buy vours today while size selection is complete. A 1 . OOS NEV yylRTHMOR QO J list Arrived New Wirthmor Waists In Extra Sizes rUHESE Waists were designed for the 1 larger size woman—in sizes 46, 48 and 50 and by them can be worn most becomingly. As Wirthmor Waists in regular sizes, they are priced at just $1.00, and, as every one must realize they are worth much more. Wirthmor Waists ars Always $1.00. Wirthmor Waists are always worth more. Shoes r NEW^ W irthmor J-b W4ISÎS Illustrating Four of the OULD you yive up the satis.f_.inz com tort, style and service of your Flörsheim shoes in order to save a d »liar or less in the cost of teur next pair? Do you '■jure economy in dollars and cents, or in the satis- ■ actiua yc.i get? Flörsheims cost more than ordinary pilots, but value should n t be judg'd by price, bill the satisfaction you get i style, comfor; ; nd service. W ç_y411 Sizes. C_y41l Styles, Leathers, $5.00 and Up. New Wirthmor Waists As Always $1.00. As Always Worth zyVlore. POME to the “Wirthmor" shop when you need U Waists that are attractive, made of good mater ials, that launder well, and insure satisfactory wear. It's always economy to have a few Wirtli- mors in one’s wardrobe. Wirthmor Waists are sold here Only. Deserved Praise. ------ o------ The warm praise bestowed by Gov ernor Withy combe on the Eugene ' flax plant is peculiarly gratifying for i the reason Unit this is a community enterprise, put through by a commun ity organization and meaning much to the future of the community if it is made a success. In undertaking to usomote and car ry out the flax experiment, the gene Cltr.inbcr cf Commerce entered ‘ Flax growing has been a drcam in upon a line of effort not ordinarily the \\ illamette valley for many years attempted by organizations of its I and a number of efforts have been kind. It was led to do this because it made to establish it. None of these, realized that if flax growing can kg for one reason or another, has accom demonstrated to be a success in the plished much in the way of definite W illaniette valley an industry will be re....... ............. . c’l.v of r Eugene, u V1 I*10 through created that ' will add its ". y.......... *'1'* greatly to the . ¡.s C*hamber'of chamber of Commerce Commerce, can prove development of that part of Oregon, that fiber flax production 4s both It has earned this work forward care- practicable and profitable it will have fully and painstakingly and in the performed a service of great value to face of great obstacles. , the state. -Oregon Register Twei Millint Dr. Nehale _ Goo< six we view. Will safe in farm la For and vis Confect For S for *1,1 Mrs. C. Wcac on the ' and can Why insurant See Eve I am 1 your ba Man,"-, If yot: it quality tts hfret 't 're. come to us for your next pair. \ i Bori Frida j Bort Jas Pa Her Son Subject to Croup. "My son Edwin is subject to writes Mrs. E. O. Irwin, New ington, Pa. "I put in many sleep 1«* hours at night before 1 learned Chamberlain’s Coughh Rente , Mothers need not fear this dises’*, they keep a bottle of Chamber»»* Cough Remedy in the house and it as directed. It always gave my_ • relief." For sale by Lamar’» P™ Store. J. W. Portland the stort Marria Fred Kr E. Gulsti A fire troyed tf Ford at I A full also oth< W. A. W' Good 1 Stock for 25 cows. W. A. A Flash Lig you to lo need. Money 1500 up, < of interes See Evers For Rei apartment «th St. b< Avenues. Dr. Wis office Sati will leave east. Mrs. Err left today I her father, in Grant C Mrs. N. < stopping al for several her home ii Now is tl Fire Insura It will surp it • 3 at soo Q