r
1 s
Katherine O’Hara is reported ill |
ith the tonsilitis.
Local News
Mrs. Walter Baker left for Port- ’
K.
—? ad on business Sunday.
Olive Thomas in “Everybody’s1
A. C. Everson
for Portlaud Sweetheart.” Gem Sunday.
?
Wednesday.
Mrs. F. H. Arnold of Portland,
A. K. Millas was in Tillamook this who has been visiting her sister, [
Mrs. Ella Blanchard of Buy City, re
week from Belding.
turned to her home Tuesday.
Judge Henderson left Wednesday
The Presbyterian Guild will have
for points in the valley.
a sale of home baking at McNair &
Z—“The Mark of Zorro,” Dougla Co.’s store Saturday Feb. 5th. Ladies
Fairbanks. Gem Tuesday.
In charge w ill have goodies displayed
Chris Hansen of Bay City was a about 1:00 P. M.
Mrs. M. 8. Courady of Priest Kiv-
Tillamook visitor Saturday.
er, Idaho, and Mrs. Ai Courudy,
Ivy Earl of Portland is here on a ! Spokane, left tor home Thur d,
vacation visiting her relatives.
with
[morning after t brief visit
LOWEST PRICES EVERY DAY IN STEAD'OF SPEC
H. A. Ely was in from Hemlock Mr. und Mrs. E. W. Perkin..
Gem
IAL
SALE” PRICES NOW AND THEN HAVE BUILT FOL
The
proprietors
of
the
Thursday of last week on business.
re-
Theater
report
that
they
have
THE
J. C. PENNEY CO. A CHAIN 0F 312 DEPARTMENT
G. G. Irish, Cloverdale resident,
icelvcd notice that the new Wurlit-
was a Tillamook visitor last Thurs
STORES
WITH ANNUAL SALES OF NEARLY Fit IV
' zer organ has been shipped an<l
day.
probably arrive here during
MILLION DOLLARS.
Mrs. Alice Reed of Warrenton, Or. [next few days.
COMPARE OUR RECONSTRUCTION PRICES'WITH
la TJting her <ti-,er Mrs. E. W. Tcr-
John Peterson was brought to the
Beautiful silks, well tailored, full
k'ns.
THE SO-CALLED “SALE” PRICES OFFERED BY OTHER
Boals hospital with a broken leg this [
cut flowing and four-in-hands.
J. M. Adams of V-oodburn was a week from the Whitney camp. The
STORES.
business visitor In this city this accident occurred at the Whitney
week.
Do you want to trade with a store in which you can have con
| warehouse at Idaville. Mr. Peter-
36-inch standard cambric. Good
son is getting along very well.
Mrs. Cecil Tibbetts left for
fidence that the merchandise and prices are right every day in the
weight.
Boys and girls over the age of
City Monday to spend the day
year? Of cc.irse you do. That’s just why it will pay you to be-
! 12 years, who are at all interested (
friends.
come
a steady customer of the J. C. Penney Co.
Mrs. Helen Eblnger returned Fri- in the study of music, meet Mrs.
Kock
at
the
High
School
assembly
I
day from a visit with i relatives at
Eighteen years ago this organization started out with one
hall Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Hermiston.
Good weight, well made Stockings
small store doing an annual business of twenty-nine thousand dol
Mrs. Koch will give a short talk on .
for boys or girls—balck only. Sizes
Ollie Miner of Mohler came in Fri this subject.
lars, From this modest beginning we have grown to a chain of
6 to 10.
day to .spend a few days with friends
Wilbur Davis was seen on the
312 stores doing approximately FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS.
n this city.
streets Wednesday after being con-1
During eighteen years we have never held a “special sale of any
James Kodad was operated on last fined to the house for several weeks
Good
weight bleached towels.
kind
in any of our stores. . Our prices are marked right in the first
week at the Boals hospital and Is from severe Illness. Mr. Davis be- |
Generous size.
recovering nicely.
place. This does away with the necessity for “sales.” Our enor
| ing one of our prominent jitney j
The annual Fireman’s dance will drivers and boosters ft seems good
mous purchasing power enables us to buy our merchandise for
be held as usual on Washington’s to see him around again.
less money than our competitors. We eliminate middlemen’s pro
birthday, February 22nd.
fits and pass them along to our patrons in better merchandise at
Mrs. Dan l'ike of Bay City was
lower
prices.
in this city this week and returned
5 to 10
11 to 17
to her home Wednesday.
Just
now
every
item
in
our
stores
has
been
revised
downward
Gray diagonal of excellent wear
John R. Patterson, who has been United States Asked to Join in
to meet our lower replacement costs. These prices are not trans
ing quality.
in Portland the past few days on
Great Celebration.
itory, but will remain in force until the goods are sold or market
Just like Dad’s
business returned Monday.
220 denim.
conditions
necessitate a further revision. Compare our prices
A marriage license was issued to
Erhard Vogt, 29, and Thresa
E. Foch ■ t Head of French Committee
with those offered by other stores. This will quickly convince
Arranging for Observance of
Emmenegger, 20, both of Mohler,
you
that the J. C. Penney Company can save you money.
Death Anniversary.
Mrs. J. H. Rosenborg was operated
on Tuesday at the Boals hospital and
New York.—American participation
is reported as getting along nicely. in the celebration by France of the
Ethel Brandes left for Mohler | hundredth anniversary of the death
Medium Weight, All Wool
Friday to spend the day with Ollie of Napoleon on May fl next, was In
Excellent quality blue chambray.
vited
here
bp
Prof.
Wllllinn
Mulli-
Minor and other friends of that city.
I gun Sloane of Princeton, N. J., speak
Wall made, full cut, sizes 14*4 *0
Staple
patterns
in
checks
and
J. R. Patterson left Friday for [ ing for the French committee headed
The standard sateen shirt.
stripes. New spring merchandise.
Portland on business which will by Murstiul Foch. A feature of the
L
About
50
coats,
all
sizes.
Browns,
hold him in that city for several ; affair whose objects, it Is stated, ure
Oxford Grays. Greens and Fancies. A
days,
"to bind up the wounds of France,”
wonderful oppoi tur.ity co procure a
will
be
u
greut
exhibition
of
Napoleon
Mrs. C. A. Peacock of Wheeler lef'
good coat for little money.
ic relics at Maliniiisop, France, to
for Portland Monday where she will which collections will lie loaned from
visit friendH and relathes for a few all parts of tile world.
weeks.
Professor Sloane, who for 42 years
Ollie Miner returned to her home held tlie chair of history nt Princeton,
in Mohler Tuesday after spending ami latterly at Columbia university,
All the new colors and shapes. Hits
Heavy triple stitched sateen. 14*4-
White and colored, Good quality
several days in this city visit Ing said that French slatesmeu. soldiers
of
excellenr
quality
—
such
as
you
outing.
Neatly
made
to
17. The standard sateen shirt.
and
trimmed
and men of law and letters as well as
friends.
will be asked much' more foe else-
4 to 14 years.
other professions compose the commit
where.
Mrs. Roy Martin of Salem, who tee which Is arranging the centennial.
"Making all allowance for every se
was a former resident of Tillamook
Is here visiting her sister. Mis. Geo. vere criticism of Napoleon’s career,”
he continued, "it Is still true that Ills
Chaffee.
work untiled France, saved it from
F. N. Wilson, formerly Tillamook partition uinong its foes ami in civil
Brown, gray, green and mixed.All sizes.
rancher but now tetlred and living life prepared alike the foundation slid
at Hillsboro, was a Tillamook visitor structure of the society which in the
World war saved France and hel|>ed
last week.
New patterns In stipes and plaid-.
Rev. Lienknemper left Tuesday for to save nil western civilization.
27 Inches wide. Good quality.
“It was by his Impulse and gold-
Portland to attend to business mat aloe that the flnaneial credit of
The regular 35.00 and 35;50 set-complete.
16-pound dirby ribbed. Don’t pay
ters and expects to return by the end France waa restored, that the ni»g-
double this price for these garments.
of the week.
Istrucy and administration took deli
Grace Jolllff,, and Elda Archibald nite shape, thut the civil cada « us
promulgated, the Rank of France cre
left for their home In Wheeler Sat ated, the Cniverslty of France mod
60x80
urday to spend Saturday and Sunday eled on that of the state at New York
with relatives.
and the council of state organized.
"He made private property safe,
Mrs. Webb McCracken of Wheeler
Black, browns and navy.
Neat
left for her home Monday after spen opened public charges, great aud
small, to all class««; founded schools,
and good quality.
ding a tew days visiting her mother
colleges and secondary schools, built
Genuine Crompton all weather
Mra. W. G. Harrs.
maguttlcent highways, dug an elabo
corduroy. A wonderful pant. Dark
Mrs. W. E. Knight of Wheeler who rate system of Internal waterways.
brown, all sizes.
For Men and Women
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs Improved transportation of every sort
ami.
above
all,
reorganized
in
his
In
T. M. Berns, for the pust month Isft
stitutions the commanding position of
for her home Monday.
belles-lettres, the tine arts ami nat
Mrs. R. F. Renfro and two ural science. The superb Inheritance
daughters land Mrs. Frank Smith of order, progre*< and prosperity
left Saturday for Barview to visit which lie bequeathed made the France
Nos lot), 140 and 20 in plain,
of 11114.
2 Prs. for 29c
the Chas. Renfro family.
stripes and floral designs.
"The French committee especially
a garment
Heavy weight, blue wrist.
A A Higley, after four years ab desires American participation by con
sei.ee In Tillamook and Marshfield. tributions. by the loen of Nai-oleona
haH returned to McMinnville. Mc from American collections aud. above
all, the moral support of intelligent
Minnville Telephone Register.
f
J
Interest on this side of tlie Atlantic."
W. C. King former Tillamook mer
chant. was h locul visitor this week I
Mr. King now live- in Portland, hav , MAKES CLOCK IN 25 YEARS
Ing moved there recently from
Workman of Delaware. O, Evolves
Woodburn.
Elaborate Hand-Carved Affair
New Spring models in all
E. T. Watkins of the American
From Walnut.
Che most wonderful skirt
Railway Express Co., Informs ns
colors.
Taffetas
mostly.
Values
in Tillamook. Browne
Delaware,
<>.
—
After
2fl
years
of
that he has been authorized by the
I
Most sizes Be sure and see
tans and olive mixtures.
company to receive subscriptions to tedious labor. C. C. Cregmlle has com
pleted bls construction of a grandfa
t htw.
Plain tilored and pleated
the Euorpean relief fund.
ther’s clis-k here
models. Most all sizes..
Mrs A C. Anderson of Nehalem
The clock, on display In a local
"who has been in this city for seve>- store window, Is band carnal. It was
al days Visiting 'her small niece. made out of solid black walnut which
Virginia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs formerly constituted part of a pulpit
In the old William Street Methodiat
A. D. Thompson of Nehalem, who church here
into wards was introduced in the
Twenty Yean Ago
Notice To Creditor»
V In the Boats Hospital, left for her
All polishing, carving and fitting
WHO GOES THERE?
house
the same as the petition call
I lurk in unseen places, and <1*
(
From
i
issue
of
February
7,
1901)
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN
home Saturday.
was done nt odd moments by Mr.
ed for though w,. have bq«n unable
most
of my work silently. , You ar*
rhe
last
census
gives
Tillamook
I
that the undersigned has been ap T*e Boston Chamber of Commet«
Howard Lamar left town this week Cregmlle.
to secure a copy of it.
warned against me,but you heed not.
City
a
i
population
of
834;
Bay
Cliv
Blanding
eight
feet
six
luchcs
high,
pointed
by
the
County
Court
of
Tilla
ostensibly for Portland, but runior
Tillamook city should have a bus mook County Oregon, administrator
Warns the Public
I ant relentless! I am everywhere,
the clock is beautifully carved on Its 203; i and Nehalem 59, the latter
has it that he is visiting u neighbor «Idee and face panel« All cutting is
iness men’s club where those
In of the estate of Jessie C. Taggart
in the home, on tb«> streets, in the
place
dividing
the
honor
of
being
Ing state on the south and that he original. No design was followed.
I am more powerful than the eem- factory, at railroad crossings and on
the smallest incorporated city tn Ore terested tn the industrial develop Ward. Deceased, and all persons
might not return alone.
Mr t'regmllr, although offered good
ment of the city can exchange ideas holding claims against said estate ar. bined armies of the world.
the sea.
gon
with
that
of
Waterloo
with
a
F N. Austin is a new arrival tn money for the unique masterpiece, like number In population.
I bring sicknass,degradation.death.
and all work for a common purpo~ev hereby notified and required to
I have destroyed more m«o than
has
offered
to
sell
It
for
a
relatively
Tillamook, having Just arrived here
all
the
wars
of
the
world.
And
yet few seek to avoid me.
•mall sum to the William street
present the same to the undersigned
At a meeting in Portland last
with his family from Maxwell. Ne church. The clock Is built so that >1
I destroy, crush, maim, take all.
at
his
residence
at
Neskowtu.
On-
I
am
more
deadly
than
bullets
aud
Friday the stockholders o4
the
braska Mr. Austin wll be the rep
cathedral tubular chime«.
Tillamook Cow Testing Assn.
than and give not bung.
gon.or at the office of Botts ♦ Wins I have wrecked more
Portland. Nehulem A TlUamook
resentative In Tillamook county of
I am your worst enemy.
the
deadliest
of
siege
guns.
low.
Tillamook.
Oregon.
duly
v«r|.
Tillamook Cow Testing Assort »-
the Oregon Life Insurance company, FOR SALE 160 ACRE RANCH Railroad Company ».011 of the
I
I am CARELESSNESS
*
fled
accordieg
to
law.
on
or
’
8t
*
“
ln
,he
United
States
alone
succeeding Jack Harrs »ho will de
near Boardman. Oregon 110 acres 20,917 shares subscribed were rep tion will hold Its annual meeting on
*lx months from the date of this over 1300.000.000 e.fh year.
vote his time to farming
Improved. 100 acres in alfalfa. 40 resented and the following directors next Tuesday. Feb. 8. at the Court lottce.
chosen Colonel John McCracken, House Election of officer« and the
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
I spare
one. .nd I find my vtc
acres
leveled
New
rabbit-proof
Albert Byers, head assistant in
Dated thia »th day of January. Ums among the rich and poor; the
Subject Sunday morning’ ’’Th«
truer no« around half Buildings 1 George T. Myers. H. U Pillock. Wm. arranging for a cow testar for this
Osborne’ store was operated on Wed
1921.
Fliedner.
H
C.
Campbell,
Holy
Skirt. Convicting of Sin.”
H.
S.
year.
It
you
want
to
And
out
what
and
Implements
Included.
S
mile
yonng and old:the strong and weak
gMAny at the McMinnville hospital
Oscar E Taggart. Administrator Widows and orphans know me.
Row«, John Stewart, C. F. Pearson cows are making your cream checks
Sunday
evening. “The DevilPos-
from
town
on
good
road.
Must
for hernia. Dr. Lott, who la in at-
of th» Estat« of jesMs c. Taggart
•nd
William
Reid.
Son.
”
and
the
ones
that
are
not
making
raise
money
and
will
sell
cheap
1 loom up to such proportions that
tendanc«, reports that he is resting
Ward. Deo>*»ed
j . j ,.
their
keep,
join
the
Tillamook
Cow
Inquire
Headlight
other
2-Stf
cast
my
shadow
0
,
er
ewry
John
Marshall
day
was
fittingly
Hours
of
service: Sunday school
^»uy.—McMinnville Telephone He
’ T fron' ,h,> ,urning of the grfnd- 10 A. M.. preaching 11 A. M. and
(later. Mr. Byers la a former Tills- rOR SALE FIFTEEN GROSS SO observed in the public school of this Testing Association at this meeting
Mrs. Albert Gulstrom returned
Tillamook Cow Testing Assn.
mook resident, having bwn connect
r“lrr^ T30 P. M.
da pop bottle«. all In good condi city Monday.
Tuesday to her home In Coos coun trX ‘° ‘h* nWT‘"g °f
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
W*
understand
that
th*
amend
tion«.
Will
sell
part
or
all.
ISc
ed with one of the mercantll« con
Jo« Donaldson. Prea
ty *ft«r spending aererai weeks vie.
ment to the charter dividing th« city Adv.
doses Inquire Headlight.
F K. Blackadar. Sec y. Hing relatives here.
•and?‘T,Cr’‘ U0UMnd» u*n »Hou- ?:30 P. M at church.
cem» of this city.
I
. All are cordially invited to attend
°f wMe-e.rner, in , ye>r
Mrs. Mary T. Clink, Paat *r,
EIGHTEEN YEARS OF
Successful Retailing
Men’s Overalls
and Jumpers, 83c
Neckwear
49c
Berkley Cambric
23c yard
Children’s Ribbed
Hose 25c
FETE FOR NAPOLEON
Turkish Bath
Towels, 2 for 49c
Men’s Heavy
Cashimere
Pants, $3.98
Boys’ Overalls
89c
Standard
Ginghams
19c yard
Children’s Outing
Gowns 69c
Standard Outing
Flannels, 15c yd.
Men’s Chambray
Shirts 87c
$1 050 OVERCOATS
s Spring
5
Men’s and Boy ’ Spring Caps at 89c
GILLETTE RAZOR SETS AS $3.98
New Sport Veils
12c
New Taffeta
Ribbons 21c yd.
98c
Black Beauty
Sateen Shirts 98c
Hanes’ Ribbed
Union Suits
For Men $1.49
W00LNAP PLAID BLANKETS $3.98
Men’s Corduroy
ARROWSMITH ARCH SUPPORTS
$2.69 $3.98
2-Piece, ALL-WOOL Blue Underwear
$2.25 '
Women’s New
Silk Dresses
Canvas Gloves
Women’s Wool
Velour Skirts
$19.75
$7.90
312 Stores
$8.90