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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1921)
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT TAGE TWO Curt Chance and -on who have both been away for the past month, Road.. as « r J tin* Ca -oll wa» n returned home Friday last Mis Thiel of Portland was here ..„lent \ or« day •«*’ • ' " last Thursday, leturnlng home the -¡tn.-, tb> Lit« h«'«vy -almon run ha* consideiably incroas day following It 1» l'ucker returned to Portland id, so fishermen -ay. Dr. Wi-> will I" at I'«’ N< liah ni Friday last, after a trip outside hotel on Thursday Oct. 27 and nt hl* Mis Shoemaker of lteaver. was a Wh««l«i office Friday Oct. 2'. It passeitgei to Portland last Friday via the Cadillac stag« Capt. Robert Farley and wit« Mt Thomas of this city ha«l bus Barview, were in the city Friday. ('apt J«««1 Croncn <’f \\ h eb i ic- Bless in the southern part of the cently r, turned to th« Nehalem bay c'Untv last Saturday Miss Hauls of this city vi»tle«l in hie boat, the Snark, from a tup outside, a dtsiance of about 2u mil«* her sister, who is teaching school at where he and his ci\ w « iptui. I Dolph, last Friday for a few days. about 1700 pounds of salnio.t. Geo Smith and wife who had be« n During the month of August th« visiting relatives neat lllain« i« fishermen» uni«’:-. ■ Nehahm bay turned home last Friday Miss McCormick of Heniltwk went shipped 49 tons of salmon to Port out over the Cadillac route T riday land. valued at too. The Wheelcr Lumber C«'t «puny to Portland. Mr. Haviland. who 1» in ’he em will soon start logging at M: pb s The tract Is principally <eda . and ploy of the state as measuring ex there is a crew cf 15 men employed. pert, was over here th»« last of the preceding week, measuring logs for J M. Del illis« of this city went to the Coates Lumber Co. He returned Oregon City last Saturday t- attend Friday the funeral of his daughter. Mrs. I home Roy Jones, formerly County Agent Gladys Pollock, whose death occur I for Tillamook county, but now s.rv red the latter part of la*t week. f ing in the same capacity In Marion Dr. Wise will be at his Tillamook i county, returned to Salem after a I day or two spent in Tillamook. office every Monday. Harry Thomas, cheese inspector Col. E Hofer who made u num ber of speeches in this county the for the Coos County Co-opei alive past week under the auspices of the Cheese association Is spending a few Tax Payers League, returned to his days in Tillamook and vicinity Mrs Thomas has been here several days home in Salc-nt Sunday last. O. Everett, of Gresham, who visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. Mr. Thomas also haa a has been visiting his brother M ' I Heatoa Everett of this city, returned home number of relatives here, including two brother*, and Used to live in Saturday. Howard Harrirs of this city was Tillamook hinwlf Bert Jone*, for the past 20 rear* r..ssenger t \ ..• • wrai Wa-h . tn the City Audit«’ r's office at Port- Sunday last. Clarence A Wright, who had an land, was in the city the f> »n part vf attack of pneumonia at the Shearer- the week vUlting his old fnrnd A. Merrick hi spital. left Monday for his H Gaylord Mr» Rebecca Da rbv, a w <Hl-kno* n old home in Boston. Mas- Mr. Wright is a travelling machinin', re-ident of this clity and county. : i •; and was with the Warren Construc di’d last Sunday aft^r a IT IVecea. aed * a # illness of cancer tion camp near town for a time. .1 1* day« aged 66 years. 1 i Mr. Dav . a - aler for th< Till., mook Lumber Co., went out to Port Her funeral occur Rev 1:30 at the Christ ian church land Sunday :■ .. 1« « day- W. R Whitlock of Portland, who Harry Tucker offi» iated. w ith inter- spent a few days visiting with the meat at th* Ray 1City cen:rtery An article »ritt en by A C Ever- Rosenberg- f this city, returned son following hi.» trip to 1rhe Real- home Monday. Franzel Mills, who has b<« n ab tor’s convention at Chicag -• rt sent for about a month. return«rd weeks ago. and which ». Roy Girate, local agent for ine > F Sunday la.-t W D Morehouse, who has been vis Co. lines, cf Tillarru- k. was recently iting with Chas. Atkins n of Sand published in 1’» entirety in the Sou Lake for some time past, returned thern Pacific Bulletin for October. L. Labowitch is in Portland th«* to Portland Monday. Miss Leo Martin and Miss Arlme week on business Elder and Mrs. I. G. Knight are In Burge went to Portland Monday to the city visiting their daughter Mrs visit relatives in the metropolis. Rev Knight and Louis Ekloff. wh spent the pa.-t W H. Jollifcr. month in California, returned to wife are on furlough, having spent Tillamook Friday, where he will nearly six years as missionaries in S”Uth America. spend the coming winter. LOCAL NEWS WHY PAY WAR PRICES For New and Second Hand Furniture and Stoves When you can buy from TILLAMOOK FURNITURE CO. At Pre-War Prices. r NEW HANDBAGS 3 \ no* on display Spk ndld lie* number* in th» latvM *h.ip> Fm st'al*, morocco, walru* and the small spider tinHh Che.vV f _<iay. black and bro* n al $3 "S lv’ 818.00 p ENNINGTON’S 'ZÎ? Qud/sty ötore" TILLAMOOK, OREGON Cadillac Stage Line ANNOUNCEMENT ••'or the comfort of our patron- we have in-tailed, lec- t *ic heater- in all our cars. We protect you by careful driver- and S40.000 accident insurance. Remember \ >u can call us on either phone. We will call at your 1 This line is owned by Tillamook men. Patronize Home Industry Leaves Portland Hoyt Hotel at 8:15 a.m. and 5 p.m. Leaves Tillamook at 7:30 and 1:45 IVAN DONALDSON. Agent N NEW WOOL SKIRTINGS all wool Just received many uv» p*- > color and skirting’ representing the U’.ewl fabric All W«»ol Pr-.ne’ia -k V- u a »pier..! .I a» ».'riment «'•' ’hade- w.;S B-'vwtty »tripe eR.ct». F . $6 »ard AU »«»«I tt «i *«' Abd bTx'w full 5« Inches W Ide dlWSS-S OC -k ■ • ' kw ex p!tcvj Plaid wvxM vekwir ta » ;4« -p* $4 X' ’ $4 X’ vard - ' * Smart New Dresses The new dress styles arc charming and we are showing .1 wide variety to suit the individ ual taste of every patron. ( t,pc <!e chine, serge ami taffeta arc favored in navy and black, while the new lumper dresses of tricotine or velvet ate much in demand foi the m ds . I 1 icT** upward from $13«5° NEW NECKWEAR IV'K t :* '«.«r* St tr’ rStwcls itl * ar.J n: cellar axd • -<1» and w* art* ar* tv* th CMeier of white ecru da ■ y tr «.r.'.tsw’d * ttb lace aud tir.’i Clever New Coats NEW HOSIERY $1 00 to S3 75 Hosiery 1 'T heavv wrigh-- : ’y • ■ d itirl* midtiatu baai and dr»«. »«-. N«w coat »ivies <>i bohvia, silv crtoiic, vcldyn and velour arc featured with and without fur trimming Three quarter and full length, loose tilting models, arc richly lined an<l half lined with fancj silks The pt edoininating colors, are brown shades and the garments art I aultlessly made Splendid val tics at $18.50 and up i*id £5c to 75c rwur. NEW RIBBONS Just received a «pecial l.«f of Brtty lx>u hair bow ribb n n bl... pink brown, grrv navy and cardinal Full wide and of splendid finish for hair bow or -a ->h Special at JOc vard Cam - le rl« bon extra wide in pink and light V11 ■ k » . ■ h L - • r fit: 1 ah Priced at JI vd Every wanted color and width in »atln rib- bo- Splendid qualltv with high luatre On I all Pre d at 7C to 65c yard Prunella Skirts are New ( her a dozen new skirt styles, featuring all wool I’runcl a cloths m various novelty strip etl cltcels. Box and knile pleated with wide and narrow girdles. All wanted sizes at $8,75 and up. Visit our New Toilet and Stationery Departments-Special Values NEW UNDERWEAR t’nderwear for women, mlaeea. boys, girls and infant’ Single garments and union suits Cot ton, wool, silk and wool and mixed «« «>1 and merino. Every needed Wright for fall and win ter wear Priced according to quality Special attention Is called to our selection of underwear for women of extra site, as we are featuring garments up to site 50 Vnderwear for men In union suit* and two piece garment*, fracirlng «urh -plendid mak«-e a* Glastonbury. Mcndllrott and Atlas Single garu.ents fr 7’,< up Fni-'u ■ •» at JI 75 up Mens dry socks shoes, the »«-nslbl* shoe for Tillamook weather All slzea In black, p. lal at J10 50 Men's English and «-nil English model« in cordovan and brown. Custom mad.- footwear nt $6 50 to $10 00 Men's vlci kid and calf shrw with medium and heavy soles. Styles for eve-y day or dress $5 ’o $7 50 M^n’s ur>rk in black and brown wPh -oi;d leather **»ic- Th» kind that will raal $4 50 a»d $5 00 M’ss»-- and women- brown kid and calf <»x- ford4 with rubber fipp«-d mllltury heeln, new $7 50 -t 'M>i pho*- for mi*-“- «"in ! children Choice f>t brown and black kid and calf leather* San*lblc h«*»-I*, leather ole»» Priced affording tr> wile at $3 00 and un Sr*- /»ur bargain tables of ffM»tu«-ar for men, women and children All Mize* Ip the aw^orf- mentM at price« that *111 <ain»e you to wonder, 'h • - lo» a |l 35 nair New Sateen Bloomers \ <• have just established lite SC feature standard advertised mere !’•> th imported ami domestic toilfl l stalioncrv will hc shown new set lions just installed in the items carried: Melba Skin Mi- ig’- 50c Melba Skin <’l«.in»«r MtUba Face I’owder 50c Melba Dry Rouge 50c Melba Lip Htlck 25c Melba Compact Powder SOc Melba Talcum Powd«r 25c Melba Luv Me Talcum 25c Melba Ixiv M«- Face I’owdcr 75c Melba Toilet Water, all odor» $1 Off Digget and Rim-drl’ Far»- «' m - uii 10 c . 30 c 10 40c a"d 60c Ptnaud» l.llac Water Djer Kl<* talcum Djer Ki»» Faw powder Dfer Kir- V«—• tai Djer K i > m Perfume Packer» Tar Soup Woodbury Soup New Infantwear Just receive»! a large express shipment of in. fan’“ w.at Ixsitees, dressing a»(|ues, li'ssta, •w»aters carriage robes, coats, et» «Now on -pe. Ial dl-play Every thlnr needed in Infants wear will be found In this complete d. partment. EUROPEAN PLAN Hot and Cold Water in Every Room A La Carte Meals the Best in the City P. J- WORREL, - - - Proprietor Buy Staples Here Prices are Right If III need of gingham*, percales sheeting, muslin, sheets, pillow »uses, p< <J <pt,n.|«, ..'itlng flannel, notion*, ot any »if the many arti»!.-* that you ar»' wanting every »lay, rest .’i.viiret«! that Pennington* have It and nt th. tight p’t.'c Ii you <an’t »»mie In. teiepixm, <n ->nd u< a mall older. It will b«- taken car»' of a« on. -. Wooden Packing Boxes For Sale $1 50 30» 60c $1 50 $2 25 25c 25c 75 boxes of hieh krade linen finixh dation cry in white aM tinti, pini»» or bordered. special at new departments ami expect to handisc at their advertised price. articles and medium a nd bcttif \\ <• invite puif tn pcction of the e main aisle. 11ère arc a few of t! c t’utlc ira Jtorp 25c k ly n<•* To »»h »*4*» 3<)c Prhr< <> I » »• h I’.if Ir 5 ic Pr>p4»«Ml> |t T<* i h I*?*»»«* . A J® Coty Tnrr P«»*<1rr $1 00 Armand Ea< • |,tj*d«*r 50c 1*1 vrt« Farr Powder* $1/45 l*iv*rw V«*gr(al s: so Pt «»phyla«* Ur t«M»(h p’.wdri puff«. Hutch*** ld«*al Hair !lru»dir«. •nfan'» rei*. in. fili nrr pt •■(>« i at ion«, and do4t*li* '»f olh* < .- it.ma, all at popular price * Box Stationery In whit» and tint» at 35c to $1 25 box Pound Paper, 7 2 »h<eta at 35c Envelope» to match 2& for 10c < «»rreap’.iidencr cards at 7 5c and $1 25 Ink Tablet», all »lira at 10c 75 boxe« hitfh grade toilet »oi«f>. thiec bail to a box tn rose odor Special while it h»t» 25c New Silk Neck Wear 29c 49c Ju-» received Mark nateen bloom« rw for * f> men and rm*-« • Size- ¡4 to | m made of good f| ;allty Mark nateen with ehiMtlc top and bottom 8100 pah ' Tl" > to -fart t'hrlstnia* »••wing and nothing could b< mon- appr«-r iafi >| i|.„n something muds l,y hand These package* contain completely made artlele. baby rlres <•*. underwear, lurr h -et pillow fop« pm cushionr nigh» gown’, et”. .«nd embroidery thread to finish them together with working »hart Splendid fabrics, attract« ive <i‘ I «11 made I’llced ' 60» to $3 25 Modern Fireproof Hotel We III«' nhowllig nitiiph't«' IIIK I <if Ibi» hi. Il gl mi«' In. iih liii.ir Tu Unto urtlficlal allk, thtviul »llk miti wool. All %vititi«««! colora unii "«•irhi- u| 40, t,m| upt ’hi.thiv anti price go hauti and hand at Penningtons. < at«| ttieiA h.iiiih’c .’old by Americas foremost houses has this ’tore. Nothing sold hut that arc securing I’taclorv -ci vice. Buy here by coinpai isoli. the utmost tor your money. Tr\ Penningtons first. Pacific Package Goods of Things to Embroider Tillamook. Oregon Nótaseme Hosiery Feature the NewShowingof WinterMerchandise NEW FOOTWEAR TILLAMOOK-PORTLAND 1021 While it lasts, one grits- mens all silk four in hands good full shape, in a splendid assortment of colors Stripes, cheeks and plaid- New Things for Boys Jluy* I ,.vy .11 • I it.r* In v,.ii.Mi< < oiiiblnatmu C'llur* with nnd ».'hi it 1 hc»t »trip«-- Sp'cndlil rolm mln uni u u« Inr gv ruff nc, k collar. Hlzr« 32 to al $7.50 Boy» blu« k iiibbrr oftlcri« min coki». ant«'««d tu »hc<| rh«' haol. H min t ilt f II and l< ng for imy» ngc 4 io IH yciu* A •plendld gai meni popularly pi lc«-»l «t 5 and J5 5W Mens 4.50 Madras Shirts 2.50 Men s fine grade woven madras and silk stripe dress shirts, mat style with soft attached cuffs. Sizes from i | lu 17. Mens «Outing Gownsand Pajamas Men » k < mm I w. ialii .utlnr. f!.inii« | j. >)<«■. ,a in nein »triprd patl. rn* of pink and hlu««. Kite flout, militai y colini SIz«'» I (»« '1' ii • cplandld v eight and full cut nlgL* ’■lilii» »uh military collar I’tuk and blu» -trlp. il outing. »IrcH I f> to 20. Npedal •* «pedal at $2 25 » I »0
