FIRST BANK of BAY CITY
MICKIE SAYS
Sixth Annual
Tillamook County Fair,
August 26-27-28-29.
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We an just
14 years of bank service for the people of
Bay City art
country.
We invite your further patron­
age, and full co-operauon so we may be able to give you still
better service, tou are cordially invited to carry your business
With us. Depository for City, County, Port and Slate.
BAY CITY NEWS
Four glorious days of Fun, Pleasure,
Sport and Profit, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, August 26- 27—28
and 29. Premium List may be obtained
from the Secretary.
G. B. LAMB.
Mrs. Hickerson spent Sunday in
Tillamook.
Jesse Hays moved to Bayocean for
the summer.
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” Miss J. Curr is visiting with Mrs.
Barley Witt.
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Mrs. Blelhm 18 visiting
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hus-
band in Washington.
TiUamookfcHeadtight’s
Trade Mart.
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Equity in $550 almost new piano
for sale at a bargain. Inquire Sing­
er Sewing Agency, Opp. P. 0.
For Sale—Typewriter, in good con­
dition. Inquire at the Headlight
office.
Just you hear the Brunswick, it plays
all records at their best..—Palm
Confectionary.
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Let B-K be your disinfectant. It is
safe, .clean and powerful. For sale
at the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
Let your co-worker on the farm be
the Cleveland Tractor. On display
at Kuppenbender warehouse.
For Sale: Underwood typewriter,
wide carriage, used but snort time,
practically new, Cost new $129.00
will sell for $75.00 cash. Inquire at
Tillamook Garage.
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Bought at very Special
It» the New Fall Shades
Prices and Shown for the
are Now on Display
first time.
Here.
Those of our customers
who have been waiting for
these charming Draperies
will agree they have been
well worth waiting for.
These famous yarns are
put up in the convenient
1 oz. and là oz. Balls and
come in all the most
favored new shades such
New, Crisp, Dainty
Wirthmor
Waists
Zy4s Always the Nation Over
These
New Popular Wirthmor Models are just
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as pretty and desirable as can be, and each of the
four styles pictured above protray the very latest
ideas in Wash Blouses for present wear.
The beauty and finish of these waists is known
by discriminating women from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and from the Canadian to, the Mexican
borderand the price is always just One-Fifty.
Sold Hereabouts at this Store only.
Just Received.
(Some with Extra Pants)
Sturdy
correct modes in Footwear for
fancy
Louis
dark
with two pairs of pants.
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These are Suits tor real
Boys and they are priced
very modestly, value and
style considered.
Come see them today.
Come see them today.
Wanted—Boy to help milk ten cows.
Address M. Guthert, Hemlock, Ore.
and
w ¡list line styles, some
The Oxfords are shown in
both black and dark Russian
Calf with Louis Cuban, Cuban
and Military heels.
Dr. Wise—Dentist
greys
Belted and
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Cross
Worsted
Browns for Boys 7 to 18
in Plain and Colonial styles with
and
weight
Suits it) fancy blue stripes,
There are Black Kid Pumps
fancy buckles,
Cuban hefels.
heavy
Cassimere and
early Fall wear and new “Red
your choosing.
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Lnmma Wool, 11 oz. Balls
at Per Ball................... 65c.
“Niks” Fall Suits
Cross’’ styles are here ready for
Black team for^alc, weight 2800
Six years old. Inquire at Headlight
office
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Germantown, 4 ply, 1 oz.
Balls atJjPer Ball
45c.
Oxfords and Pumps
Red
For Sale, for this week only, lot and
a uioueru live room house partly
furnished. Located on 3rd Street
and 6tl' Ave. Very reasonable. For
terms see owner, J. O. Olson.
There are.itwo kinds to
choose from
Boys’ Steel Fibre
Cros
Shoe
For Trade—A fine 196-acre Wiliam
ette Valley farm for a Tillamook
dairy farm. For particulars write
A. Crossan (owner), Lebanon, Ore.
R. F. D. 2„ Box 61
A-7.
as Gendarme, Lily Green,
China Blue, Apricot, Maize,
Orange, Purple, etc.
New Fall “Red Cross’’
Oxfords and Pumps are the
Special Sale used Sewing Machines,
including one Singer, $10 to $25.
Singer Agency Opp. P. O.
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Live Stock Ins.—See Watson.
The August Sale of
Dr.'s Allen and Sharp. Dentists.
National Building.
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Let W. A. Church
insurance.
write your
Get your gas fund car supplies
Jones Trading Co., Bay City.
Remnants and Odds and Ends
hay
And Special Offer ot
at
SIX TABLES OF REMNANTS AT
29c.-48c. -69c.-88c.--gl.19-$1.98.
Continues with Bargains added daily
Dr J. B. Glider, dentist, I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
Tillamook has a resident piano tuner,
call Singer Agency—Opp. P. O.
Pianos and organs for rent. Singer
Agency—Opp. P. O.
Counter Sales Books—Order .youi
Sales Books from W. F. Baker,
ngent Pacific Sales Book Co. Call
68 Headlight.
General Merchandise,
Bay City. Oregon.
Square Deal and
Good Goods
Our Motto.
Phone 72.
H. JONES TRADING COMPANY,
BAY CITY, OREGON.
uit, Groceries and Campers’ Supplies
Dry Goods and Gasoline.
Phone Main 73.
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For Sweaters
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Sunlight Yarns
Draperies
Bordered Scrims, yard 29c.
Colored Scrims, yard 35c.
Casement Cloths, yard 38c.
Pair of Six Year old Geldings. . Well
broke, Weight about 1500 each.
Match team, black. Will sell at Dr.
Reedys cattle exchange Saturday,
August 16.
NELSON & CO.,
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There
are
Casement
Cloths, Fancy
Bordered
self colorMarquissettes,Col­
ored Bordered ScrimB and
self color Scrims in White,
Cream and Arabian.
Alfalfa Hay, quality quaranteed at
lowest prices. Tillamook Feed Co.
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Mutual Phones.
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For Sale a 10 ft. Perfect Stay-Round
Silo. See Geo. Williams or write D.
L. Shrode, .Salem Ore.
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Phone 32.
resh and Cured
Meats»
New Fall
One cent a word per issue.
CITY DRUG CO.
Confections,
Soft Drinks and Patent Medicines
EDWIN E. SMITH
TILLAMOOK - - OREGON.
centres, have arrived until late in the season.
Corne and view the new arrivals in each Department. You will not be importuned
purchase, though we advise early choosing this year in all lines of wearing apparel.
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Liberty Bonde of any denomination taken at face valué in lieu of Cash.
BAY
MARKET,
By Mail 1c. extra for 15c. and 20c. pat.
terns, 2c. extra for 25c. and 30c. patterns
These patterns are used by novices with
tite same success as when used by profes­
sional dressmakers.
order to protect ourselves and to insure timely deliveries this Fall we requested
that practically all our purchases be forwarded by express as soon as ready. We
are now receiving merchandise daily, which, had we ordered shipped in the regular
way, would not owing to the abnormal conditions obtaining in manufacturing
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ay city
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New Fall Goods Are
Arriving Daily By Express.
The Cttyjm Tillamook Bay.
ard were guests at his house Friday,
and had a Tillamook Bay famous
crab lunch that they certainly enjoy-
•d.
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James Walker, of Tillamook was a
Sunday dinner guest at the Duncan
home. Later in the evening, Mr.
Walker, Miss Wilkins, Mrs. Duncan,
and son motored to Elmore Park,
calling on Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilkins,
Last Monday Miss Ada Bozorth at the "Ocean Crest.’’
visited in Tillamook.
The mill is putting in new trans­
■ Leo Wilson and Harry McCune left fer tables, increasing the capacity of
for The Dalles Saturday.
the output to between sixty and
Miss Lottie Beebeheiser returned seventy thousand feet. It has been
cutting between forty-five and fifty-'
from a trip to Portland last week.
Mrs. L. A. Brooks and son spent a five thousand feet heretofore.
Mr. Butler has been in the city for
few days in Portland, returning
Monday.
the past week making plans for lie
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ivey and stalling new machinery in his can­
children left Saturday after spending nery, so he can handle the evergreen
blackberry crop this year and will
a week here.
be in a position to handle ail the
Harry Williams will move to Bay­ fruits and berries in the future.
ocean. He has secured the contract
Mrs. Roberts, of Portland, who has
for removing sand.
been staying at Bayocean has gone to
Francis Provoost is leaving for meet her husband at Portland, and
Kansas Friday after visiting with his they will return to Bayocean. Mr.
parents for a while.
Roberts is part owner of the Roberts
Returning from a vacation at Mt. Brothers Store of Portland and has
Hood Lodge was Mrs. George Linder, just returned from a trip east.
who arrived Wednesday.
The new chief of the fire depart­
R. Johnson moved from Tillamook ment and city officials are well
to Bay City Sunday evening. He was pleased with the showing made as
the new charter bears twenty four
married the week before.
names. Among which we find several
A new fire department has been that have been in like departments,
organized, and will probably be able so expect very good results.
to meet all future emergencies in
Wednesday evening the fire chief
Bay City.
took his men for a drill. They did
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hickerson, of , very well under the circumstances,
Brooks, the father and mother of as everything was new to most of
Rev. Mr. Hickerson are visiting them. Next week they will have
■with them.
another drill. The chief will train
Mrs. Baird’s daughter, Mrs. Mood- his men so he can challenge the Till­
enbaugh, who has been visiting with amook fire team in the near future.
her for some time, returned to Salem
A large picnic of Bay City people
this week.
was enjoyed at Neah-Kah-Nie Sunday
Leslie McCurry, a discharged ma­ afternoon, The party drove up in ma-
rine, has been visiting his brother chines in the mornivg and stayed
and family. His father is here with nearly all day. Among those pres-
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nelson
him also.
and family, Mr. C. L. Nelson and
Butler's cannery opened operations family, Wm. Jolly and wife, Bert
for the fall Wednesday, starting by Nichols, Miss Doris Brace and Miss
canning salmon. Later they will can Winifred Brace, Mr. and Mrs. Shafer
fruits and other produce.
and many other friends of the party.
Mrs. Bert Gillen, and Mrs. James
Cap. G. M. Stokes and G. M. Allen,
have been visiting with Mrs. MlllHap. Deputy State Fire Marshals, were in­
They motored in Sunday from Port­ troduced at the city council by
land for a couple of weeks.
Mayor Gerard. After having examined
It is reported that Harry Elliott the source of Bay City water supply
run into a telephone pole Sunday and facilities to fight fire they were
night, wrecking the fenders of his able to give the council facts and
figures about suggestions for fire
machine and doing other damage*.
Capt. Stokes La. been in
MI hs Bernice Nelson and John Nel­ protection.
department for years. His
the
fire
son returned from Portland and Cor-
was forcibly composed of
— vail is Wednesday where they had subject
the happening of different
been visiting and on a business trip. facts of of fighting fires. On the
spheres
The Bay City volunteer Fire De­ strength of his speech depicting th<
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partment is to be reorganized. The unpreparedness of Bay City for fire
Jity Council lias elected E. E. Smith occasions, the councij got busy and
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is chief and also as marshal of Bay appointed a paid chief, to proceed at
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once to organize a volunteer depart­
Lee Teulch. manager of the Peo- ment and also passed an appropria­
»les Theatre of Portland, drove in tion for supplies needed in the fire
vith Mr. James and Mr. Nolan Sun­ house.
ay and left the same day with
Notice.
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Trevor Hare was fined $10 for
To the owners of stock in Bay City.
Meding Wednesday night, though
Be it known by these presents;
ime of the witnesses to the affair
sclared they thought he was not ex- that there was an ordinance passed
by the City Council Thursday night
•edlng the speed limit.
,1 Master Edward Gillen was given a at the city hall requiring all stock
to be kept from being turned loose
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rprise party for his ninth birthday inside of the city limits, beginning
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st Monday. Many of his little the first day of September, 1919. if
T lends gathered at his home to play not observed a fine will be imposed.
mes and have refreshments.
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Also Dog ordinance: Three dollars
id
Three
families were in town Wed- if paid before the 15th of August,
te <«r
sday looking for holmes and could 1919 and foul dollars after. A strict
id no vacant houses. Some of the enforcement of the ordinance will
ct
11 workers stay at Garibaldi and follow with a fine or imprisonment,
down every morning
from by order of
E. E. Smith,
City Marshal.
ap. G. M. Stokes and G. M. Allen,
time acquaintances of Mayor Glr-
^Iways Use
Butterick Patterns,
15c.—20c.- 25c—30c.
mler Clemenceau is said to have March 4. 1921.
ked of a celebrated states
General Haig says "they »re wrong
iwt 11« had a heart of gold, but who think we will never have to
wood, and Clemeucoau was fight again." CITimt be itrtranged to
disagreeable noise*
have all th««
In Europe stopped until they get us
I bound and gagged In another he-
terno- .
arraiigenunt ?
»•Uli keepu»-out-of-war
Wanted to rent dairy .Ranch, com­
pletely equipped on shares or
cash or will buy. Phone Red Clover
Creamerv or address Box 135-A
R. D. 1, Tillamook.
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REMNANT TABLE NO. 1.
Remnants at Each 29c.
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REMNANT TABLE NO. 2.
Remnant« at Each 48c.
REMNANTgTABLE NO. 4
Reninants*at Each 88c.
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REMNANT TABLE NO. 5.
Remnants at Each $1.19.
REMNANT TABLE NO. 3.
Remnants at Each 69c.
REMNANT TABLE NO. 6.
Remnants at Each $1.98.
Wanted to Rent—well stocked dairy
ranch on shares. Handy to school
and cheese factory—O. E. Scott,
Sheridan, Ore. care of Paradise
Williams about the Republic, the
Orchard Farms.
8-4.
See the Tillamook Feed Co. about If you are contemplating buying a See yello.v
chasis truck that serves so
drag saw see the Tillamook Feed
Republic tires and save mouey.
well and honestly, a truck at an
Co and get prices.
Buy your crabi of Hays & Blanchard,
honest price. Tillamook Feed Co.
Bay City. Phone 162.
♦ For Life Insurance, there is nothing
better than what the Mass. Mutual Films. Cameras and Photo Supplies
offers. Ask to see specimen policy.
Films developed 10c. with print | “Are you a successful salesman work­
Why not place your feed orders for
the future with Kuppenbender.
—W. A. Church.
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orders.—J. W. Edwall.
• I ing among farm trade? Or are you
ambitious to become one? Do you
want to earn $250.00—$350.00 a
At Suttons Market you can get your Tillamook Feed Co. buys hides. Come Mcu Wanted—for planing mill work
in and investigate their prices.
pail filled with pure lard at 40c.
Day and night, eight hour shifts.
month, wholesaling groceries to
per pound, the ao called 10 lb pall
Apply or write to Chas. K. Spauld­
farmers? Steady demand. Yearly
holds 9 tbs. so it costs you $3.60. Strayed, mouse colored cow. About
ing Logging Co., Newberg, Ore Alt
repeater. Same territory, if
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• Oil. Belts «nd «11 kind« of Sewk*
B1, so
m; I Needles.
five miles east of town. Missed
Compare this with the price you
give age. experience, phone num- j • Machine supplies. Repairing a ■pecialty.#
Sunday
morning.
Sylvester
Werner.
are paying and note the saving.
See Williams, .of the Tillamook Feed
ber. Car required. H. Huntington, I
Phone Will Garrison.
New Home Users
Co. and get prices on the hand-| Box 2090, Portland. Oregon. A-21
are quality chosers.
Buy your hay at Kuppenbender’*
some 19 series Studebaker cars, be­
warehouse.
Sec Williams about Miller Cord and
For Sale By
fore buying your new car.
Fabric tires. Prices right. Satisfac­
SHARFF lb DUBIVER
Tillamook
Astoria
Auto
Stage.
Dr. Ramsev. Osteopath, Room 4
tion guaranteed. Tillamook Feed
172 3rd Street
Auto Tires—investigate the Republic
Masonic Aullding.
Company.
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Standard, five
thousand miles
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
guarantee, price right, at Tilla­
COMP ANT.
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Leaves C. I. Clough’s drug store
Dr. W. E. Lebow—Dentist with Dr.
Wanted—Spruce blocks from dear
mook Feed Co.
Wise.
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8
p.m.
Tuesday
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Thursday
and
spruce three and a half to four feet
For Sale.
in diameter. To make easier hand­ Dr. Wise can be found at his Tilla­ ! Sunday mornings. Bay City at 8:20;
1918 5 passenger Mitchell. Only
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for
ling these can be quartered. Must
mook office across the street from j Garibaldi at 9 and Nehalem at 11. been run 300 miles. Good tires on
stumping. Tillamook Feed Co.
be tree from knots and straight.
the court house, Mondays, Tues­ . Leav« Astoria at 8 p.m. and krriv- machine and one extra, also a bump­
Can use from one to two cars per
days and Wednesdays until further
er. Will sell this car cheap. Inquire
Vinegar for sale—40c. per gallon.
| ea in Tillamook about 2 p.m.
Apply to Vincenz Jacob, Route No.
uiuu h.— F. W. Gates. 1436 Ma­
notice.
at Willard Battery Station.
1, Tillamook, Oro.
A-31
cadam Road. Portland, Oregon A.21
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