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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1920)
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MA^CH 11, 1920 The Quality Store That Sells For Cash—And Sellini For Cash Sells for Less. MERCHANDISE—B eing R evealed I n A ll S ections . TTHLL be unfolded at the .tore, informally, begun. ng now. lie have ”a^e ’“h V V for thia Spring of 1920 aa will insure it. triumphant .access. 1 be whole store enters * ’ the spirit of this event—onr interior displays abound ... new presentat.una, our window, furnish settings for the fine merchandise they contain. A 7OU are cordially invited to this Tillamook’s premier exhibit ^>’8. I The new apparel, millinery and accessories of dress as we 1 as the fabric foundations of <lre88 so splendidly portray at ” Haltom’s Quality Store, will excite the lively interest of all In fact it is not too early to begin when women think of their fineries for Easter as it is scarcely three weeks off. Now is the ideal time to make selections when they are at their best. Agajn 1 Haltom’s is the place—naturally. Just Arrived ! Announcing an Unusually And How Women Will Buy Them— Smart and Particularly Attractive New Dresses. Collection of Smart and Charmingly Combined of Georgette, Tricolette, Satin. Serge and Combinations of materials. Di st inc ti ve Millin er y Taffetas, A wonderful group of these Springlike models await the "Alterations Done Free of Charge. She'll Admire The New Short Coats Cut and fashioned with youthful swing combin ing the eclat of the utmost exclusiveness in mode with the clean-lined simplicity of smart outerwear so much desired by the ever young American wom an. Many new materials in surprisingly pleasing style features. Tan seemingly is the best color and the’re here, though of course there are dashing colors too, The weaves embodied in them are Velour. Silver- tone, Tenseltone, Camel’s Hair Cloth and Polo Cloth. $18.95. $22.85. $26.75, $36.65, $49.85 and $59.85. Dress Skirts. An authoritative exhibition of new spring skirts for street, sport and dress wear features our our apparel displays. In wanted weaves, styles, patterns and colors. $7.95. $10.85, $11.85, 15.65, $18.65 to $37.50. Nemo, Spring Blouses. Gossard and American Lady Corsets. Bring the Price o ?alth and style within the reach of all. Before you buy a corset you should be certain it is correctly made to fit the body and its needs. Not only does your comfort depend on the corset’s right anatomical construction, but your health too. THESE CORSETS FOR SPRING. Combine all the scientific hygienic principles for which they are famous, with new and attractive lines. They are splendidly made of excellent materials. American Lady Corset, front lace, medium bust, specially priced at ............................................................. $5.00 American Lady Corset, back lace, in heacy coatil, double spoon steel, medium bust and long hip. Extra ordinary at........................................................................... $3.00 Brassier«, Sixes 23 to 51........................ fl9c. Upwards. Bringing forth sheer joy in blouses, Georgettes have never been employed to better advantage than in the latest blouse creations. Here again simplicity and ele gance are the keynote. Filmy lace, touches of embroidery and brightly colored beads bring out the transparent beauty of the delicately tinted Georgette and Crepe de Chine- $6.75, to $22.50. $7.98, $9.68, $10.65, $12.50, $19.98 "Wirthmor” Quality Waists $1.50. Superior "Welworth” Blouses $2.50 Decidedly unordinary values are available in these assuredly washable creations. You Want One Of Our Hart Schaffner and Marx Spring Suits. You may not know It; we’re sure of it. We know something about clothes, and we can tell you that any man who wants the best and liveliest style, the best and most serviceable quality In all-wool fabrics and tailoring, will find it here In these clothes more certainly than anywhere, or than in other clothes made, At Hal tom’s. selection of discriminating patrons who are sure to accord thh splendid new assemblage the most enthusiastic approval. Charming and authentic Modes for the new 1920 season—for dress, gen eral and sport wear. Hats of severely tailored lines, models simply, yet smartly trimmed, and a number of charming and original designs to suit her fancy. moment the biggest selection of dresses ever exhibited, which we believe will perfectly meet the requirements of every taBte and expenditure. Their newness is a thing of hip puffing, extended pockets,' droping snug fitting waists and sleeves, and with feature too, besides are shorter in length than for some time Women will Delight in Choosing From this Assortment of $36.40, $42.50 Upwards. New Suits, Eminently Suitable For Street and Business Wear And Very Moderately Priced. They Begin at $35.50. $45.65, $49.85, $54.%, $59.85. Come expecting to find at this price garments that conform in every way to your idea of what desirable semi-tailored suits should be. They are developed from good quality Jersey, Gaber dine, Tricotine and Serge, with such individuality as to lend the most delightful variety. There is ample diversity in the styles,the pleated and flaring peplums are clearly descerned. Elaborate braid ing, embroidery and rows of buttons make them dis tinctly smart. Navy blue is the foremost color. Spring Display of Dress Fabrics Spring Footwear, 1 he richest, most elaborate, most beautiful collection of distinctive and fashionable apparel materials wo have ever made is attracting in the dress goods section. The unusual var iety of superior fabrics, the artistic and effective combinations and con trasts of coloring, the unique method of display, join in making the show ing a fertile field of inspiration for the woman in search of spring cos tume suggestions. We name only a few of favorite weaves that Dami b ashion has placed her stamp of ap proval. The Newest Models For Woman or Miss in Pumps and Oxfords. You may look and travel far before you will such an extensive collection of handsome shoe styles as is now being displayed. Never before have the fashionable shoe designers turned out so many charming and dainty patterns as have been produced for the new spring season And these favored models are here for your inspection. Fact is, all we need to disclose that this is the shop where Red Cross Shoes are being carried, carried by the best places throughout the country. In brief we shall endeav or to list a few different numbers. At $6.90 Stylish Black and Brown Kid Pumps, in Louis Heel, Medium weight sole, width A to E. At $8.45 Pair— Smart Patent Pumps. In medium sole, slender vamp and baby Louis heel, widths B to E. At $6.90 Pair— 5 eylet black kid oxford, stylish vamp, medium sole, in widths A to E. In Woolens : French Serge Poirett Twills Fancy Suitings Wool Jersey Velour Coating Poplins, Epingles. In Silks : Dewkist, Pebelette, Georgette, Taffeta, Crepe de chine, Duchess Satin, Silk Mixed Marquisette. At $9.80 Pair— The pride of the 1920 season are these winsome brown kid pumps; medium soles, stylish slender vamp and Louis heel. In all widths. Cotton Goods .• Flaxons. Dimity, Organdies, Percales, Galateas. Percales, Mother’s Pride,. - Voile«- Marquisettes. Say, Munsing wear, The most becoming hat you ever wore. Whether its a soft hat or a derby we can cover your head with style, quality and satisfaction. They are the choice of men who appreciate the Importance of a good appearance. They know by experience that these hats come lip to every stnndatd demanded by well dressed men. They know that "Mallory" label in a hat means full value. The new spring styles are here that will go hand In hand with the new Hart Schaffner and Marx Suit. Including other lines How splendidly they fit, how successfully they stand the test of the laundry, how much real solid com fort and satisfaction they give, you will never know un til you commence to undercloth yourself the Mun*ing- wear way. Other lines as follows: Because protected at the weakest pointe- seat, knees and between the knees with an extra thicknaa of fabric, reinforced by patented interweaving stitching which does not »how on the outaide. Built to last and they do It. "Steel Fiber Nik" Suita will protect your pocket and please your boy. In Hlr.ee T to 18 yean $11.95, $12.95. $13 95. $14.95. 17.50. $17 65, $18.90 and 319.85. Boy's Hats. Caps. Stockings. Shirts, f.tc. Prevailing Prices on Staples SHOE POLISH. Jet Oil, targe Sixe . .. Shur-White. tn liquid Dainty White al .......................13c. Shlnola. White. Black. Brown, or Ox-Blood at............ ...............10c. Bixby Paste. Brown and Black at.................................................... 14c. Shlnola Polishing outfits .. 39 c. QUALITY RUBBERS. Women's Super quality Rubbers, for Military. Cuban and Louis Heel; in Storm and Croquet fronts, pr. .. 89c. Mime* Finest Quality Rubber«. Suitable for English. Regular and Scuffer Lam Shoe«, Si sen 11 to 3. pr . . . "g<- Children's Flseat Quality Rubbers. For Regular and Skuffer last Shoe«, else« 4 to 10 U at Graduation Ribbons. Women's Cotton Union Suits. Sizes 34 to 50 at 63c 69c.. 79c.. 89c.. $1 25. Misses’ and Children's Vests, all sizes. 24c 29c.. and 35c. ’ Steel Fiber” Nik Suits. Wear Like Iron. solve your spring ward robe problem. Dress Irimmings, too, to en hance one’s apparel. Women's Vests in Wing Sieves. Sleevless and Strap Shoulders, Sizes 34 to 50—29c., 29c., 44c., 49c„ 59c 79c and 89c. Men's Renowned Flonheim Shoes in the most approved styles. Whether Black or Rich Shades of Brown, they're here at $8 00, $9.65. $10.00 $12.50 and up. Your Spring wardrobe is incomplete unless one of these new Silk Ties, adorn it. In every late conceivable pattern to choose from. Are best for the healthy romping boy. The Easter stock is complete, says the clothing chief. Drop In and see about something for your boy. The beat apt Ing fashions, are on display In the clothing cabinet patterns, .- colors and cut are mannish. Snow White materials in grand array for those who are planning confermation and graduating dress es. Our Butterick Pattern Dept, will For Men, Women and Children. the prices are $3.75, $4,98. $5.00. $5.89, $6.00. $7.50. and $8.50. "^horn’s I past, in sizes 16 to 44. Prices .$18.50, $23.45, $26.75, $29.85 At $8.95 Pair— In black kid oxford, similarily styled as those at $9.35 excepting that it has imitation tip. Head This Way For the newest trimming ideas employed, The bouffant shirt is a an admirable At $9.35 Pair— Brown kid oxfords, a. favorite with the discriminating fair sex; welt sole and Louis heel. Widths A to E. That’s why we sell them; they meet the Requirements. Other well Known makes as well—$25.00, $32.65. $39.50, $44.65, $50.00 and up. We invite immediate inspection of these. We are showing at this 38 inch heavy quality Striped Percale« light ------- 27 inch Apron Check Ginghams, the yard * U"dS' md......... b tne Dress Ginghams, yard.......... ’ ’ * _ *................... 36 inch Percales, at yard................... *“c.. 33c.. 35c.. 39c ■ and 42c. ¿«’ellng. Heavy weight. 18 inches wide, the’ yard......... 33° ’ 39c . and 45c. Straw Ticking, our price. Only, yard, * ".......................... Feather Ticking, our price Only, yard ...................................... ............. Sllkolines. plain colors. 3« inches wide yard........................................ filkolinea in fancy designs. 3S inches wide yard.............................. Calicoes, in dark, medium and light, the yard ............................... 81 inch Bleached, yard 89c. SO inch Bleached, . yard „ 93c. In Standard Brands Fin* Nainsook, yard............ vVJi 'LU< 'en Eon,r «he yard SoMly Finished Lingerie Cloth, vard UurUln Scrims «Tnch wid! f 29c. ■ 19c. s 36 Inch Bleached Muslin Fairyland, yard......................... Arlington, yard.................... Hope, yard......................... Lonsdale, yard.................. Daisy, yard 31c. 35c. 39c. 36 Inch. Unbleached Muslin. Special, yard........... Pilot Sea Island, yard’.’ i Columbite, yard Cabot W., yard 81 inch Unbleached. 90 inch. Unbleached ^v^a......... 93c’ Fv,,.. u ,u,eacned. yard .... qo- E a Heavv Quality. S,8c' 29c" 34<? • 38c.. 44c., and 53c .............................. ‘"°W C a «"' at • • • • *“* “ 59c.. 63c • 49c. and 57c. .............$2 29 ikl"" 59c. • l»c and 25c. ................ ... ................... Here Exclusively, 15c., 20c.. 25c., 5*. .J^7ron* dea"’«’ua of ordering by mail edd lc. extra for 15c or 20c. patens , n 35c- *nd 30c pattens. Spring 1920 Quarterly at far m *1* purcl,aaor to a certificate F+iiiin Jn th* Purchase of any But orc, a . *,,,'í',Lder —---------- ---- ------------------------------- --------- ---------- S»c"o» Mail Ord.r. Pill'd Cadj M Wed: son j Ash li Mr for h been frlenc Cha land . the g. don’t F. E secure which future. Carl week a directo. Council Mr. i Banks, having daughte Mrs. . with he weeks r< gon City Oscar i returned tending Friday n. Mrs. Lt ton for a ParentB| week. Miss Ge is teachin during th who is 111 John Sei were dowi Mr. Seama Moose lodg Frank Ci «her mill, Spokane Fi *ife, son a the flu. Ray Edw ed home Tu several day Jess, and a M tb . Sawyei Mrs. C. E Lake, vlsitlt •erson, wh: Balem on but one about a Miss Berth nd Thursda; Mem, risitli obert Andri ammond. Married on be home of r,d Mrs. o. 1 se Burbank arl Ray Woe fficiating. Misses Barb n and Mabii end school at be week end •r, Garibaldi Mr. and Mrs dependence, * days visit 1 *’• Parents, ;