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r» THE TILLAME PAGE TWO I s 500 yards of fin< st quality, heavy white outing flan nel, full 27 in. wide Single and double faced Special while it lasts at yard 15c 1000 yds. of lace in a wid* aasortment of patterns. Edge and insertion i n white and cream. Widths to 2 inches. Values to 20c yard Special 5c. ENNINGTON P Z5? Qua/ity •Store’’ TILLAMOOK. OREGON Thanksgiving Sale of Linens Our annual sale of Thanksgiving linens continues all next week. Table linens, bed linens, towels, toweling, etc., all at special prices. See these splendid values Table Cloths Sheetings 45x50 inch plain white heavy fabric with tape border pattern. A splendid cloth, regular Si.25 on sale at 95c. 54 inch square mercerized table cloth in assorted patterns. Splendid quality and finish. Regular 2.75, special at $2.35 72x72 inch extra fine quality damask table cloths in rose, ivy, Fleur de Lis and oak patterns. S4.50 quality, special at $3.95 22x22 inch napkins to match the above, regular $5.75 dozen, special $4-95 Blackhawk standard quality sheeting, bleached and unbleached. Full wide as advertised. 9-4 bleached, regular 60c, sale ....54c 9-4 unbleached, regular 55c, sale...50c 8-4 unbleached, regular 50c. sale...45c Pembroke, heavy quality sheeting, same count as Pequot, full wide. 9-1 bleached, regular 80c, sale 69c Towels 17x34 inch individual turkish towels, with blue borders. Regular 25c quality sale 19c. 15x27 inch all pure white turkish tow els. 25c quality, sale 17c. 22x44 inch heavy quality all white turkish towels with fancy white border 45c quality, sale 35c. 22x40 inch jacquard pattern turk ish towels w’ith monogram space and blue border. Regular $1.50 special $1.15 17x34 inch huck towels all white with red borders. Special at $1.60 dozen each 15c. 19x36 inch all white huck tow-els with fancy woven border. Splendid quality, regular 35c each, special at 29c. Sheeting and Cases Blackhawk sheets, standard quality, torn and hemmed. Finer count than Pepperell. 81x90 regular Si.65, sale............... $1.49 81x99 regular $1.85, sale............... $1.65 81x108 regular $2.00, sale............. $1.79 42x36 regular 40c, sale..................... 35c 45x36 regular 45c, sale..................... 4°c Toweling Table Linens 22c. The next meeting of the L. D. club which was to be held on the third Friday of this month has been post poned on account of Thanksgiving, and will be held the first Friday in 62 inch all linen table damask in floral pattern. Splendid weight and fine finish Regular $3.50 yard, sale $2.95 Two pieces finest quality all pure Ir ish linen table damask in floral patterns full 70 inches wide. Regular $3.75 yd, sale $3.25. 63 inch linen finish table damask in Fleur de Lis pattern. Good weight and splendid finish. $1.50 yard regular, sate 70 inch mercerized finish table dam ask in wide stripe pattern with floral border. Our regular $1.25 quality, sale 95C 72 inch heavy quality mercerized fin ish table damask in all over rose pat tern. Sold regularly at $2.25 yard, sale $1.85 Renfrew fast color red and white pat tern table damask full 60 inches wide. Regular $1.00 quality, special at 85c. Thanksgiving Sale of Boys Suits Boys all wool suits with two pair of full lined trousers. Neat brown, and green mixtures with plain and yoke backa. Well tailored and perfect fitting. Coats serge and mohair lined. Sizes from 6 to i 4 years special at $10.95, $12.95. $14.95 Farmers’ Week TILLAMOOK-PORTLAND Corvallis, Or., Dec. 26-31, 1921 Winter Short Courses Cadillac Stage Line Put Science Into Farm Practice COURSES ANNOUNC ENT Fruit & Vegetable .... Dec. 3-17. ’21 Tractor Mechanics Jan. 2-Mar. 18,22 Dairy Manufacture Jan.2-Mar 18.’22 Agriculture Course Jan.2-Mar. 18,'22 Dairy Herdsmen Jan.2-Junel8,*22 Grain Grading ..... ..... Jan. 9-21, ’22 Beekeeping .... -...Jan. 30-Feb. 25 ’22 Homemakers Conf Mar.,20-25, *22 For the comfort of our patrons we have installed elec tric heaters in all our cars. We protect you by careful drivers and $40.000 accident insurance. Remember you can call us on either phone. We will call at your home for you. Stage to Pacific City also. This line is ORE. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE owned by Tillamook men. Full information on any course by writing The Registrar, O. A. C., Cor vallis, Oregon. Patronize Home Industry I Leaves Tillamook at 7:30 and 1:45 Leaves Portland Hoyt Hotel at 8:15 a.m. and 1 p.m. IVAN DONALDSON, Agent f Chiropractic < i Consists entirely of ADJUSTING ADJ! the movable segniets of the SPIN AL COLUMN to normal position thereby removing the CAUSE of y • I I rase. I F«urST L HOWARD CHIROPRACTOR 211-13 Tillamook Building Both Pho«es Adjustments will be given In the home if patient is unable to come to office. I I »* z -------------------------------- \ When you hink of Life .. Insurance, Think MASS. MUTUAL Se« W A. Church, local representative Go To Church For Insurance In Society's Realm L. D.^Club Meeting Postpone*1 $1.25. 16 inch crash toweling, natural color blue border, 30c quality 22c 18 inch white honey comb toweling good weight, regular 20c sale 15c 17 inch blue striped glass tow-eling, regular 30c yard, special 22c 17 inch red striped crash toweling in white only, 20c value, sale 15c 18 inch natural color crash toweling with double blue border 30c value, sale played until 5 o’clock. Guests in at tendance were Mrs. Lloyd Turnbull and Miss Marie Tinnersret. Mem bers present were Mesdamee Everett Condit, F. C. Esch, Leo Morrison, L. H. Partridge, E. T. Haltom, John Groat. David Robinson, A. A. Hall, and Harry Gilham. The second Thursday in December Mrs. David ______________ . December at the home of Mrs. H. C. Boone with Mrs. E. L. Glaisyer as Robinson will entertain. SOCIAL CALENDAR assisting hostess. Pythian Sisters Meet THURSDAY Garage Ladies Entertained Monday evening of next week th» Christian Ladies Aid Society. KiU Rare club with Mrs. A. ■ At the home of Mrs. R. B. Miller Pythian Sister’s club will meet at Bales and Mrs. D. L. Aiderman al on Thursday, Nov. 10, Mrs. Ackley, the home of Mrs. John Chrroll, with the former’s home. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Martin were Mrs. Clarence Coe as assisting host hostesses at an informal social after ess. All members are urgently re FRIDAY noon at which the ladies connected quested to attend. Swastiki Club with the Sunset and Tillamook 1 L. D. Club. garages were guests. Kensington Club Met Wednesday MONDAY The afternoon was spent with mu- ' with Mrs. Pythian Sister’s Club The Kensington club met Wednes sic. fancy needle work and a guess- Clarence Coe and Mrs. John Car- day November 2 at the Masonic hall ing contest at which Mrs. Alfred * ♦ #41 roll. Smith was prize winner. The invit joint hostesses of the afternoon be ed guests were Mesdames Robt. Cole ing Mrs. Frank Heyd, Mrs. Roy Hen- man, Earl Drum. Ed Heisel, Ray Let kle and Mrs. Blain Hayes. The la Bazaar to be Held December 3 son. Gene LaLonde, H. S. Mann, H. dies were busily engaged during the Mrs. E. G. Anderson and Mrs. F. B. Matthews, H. A. Nelson, Art afternoon in completing a quilt to S. Armentrout entertained Tuesday Raney, Alfred Smith, O. G. Wilkes, be presented to the new Masonic ol this week at the home of Mrs. An- Ira White, E. W. Wallace and Miss Home. Many new features and nov elties of a most interesting program sive preparations are being made by es Van Tyle, and Dixon. were enjoyed by those présent. At Presbyterian Ladies Guild, Exten- the close of the afternoon the guests sive preparations are beinb made by Mrs. Sargeant is Guest were served a delicious luncheon in the members for a fancy work ba Mrs. R. K. Sargeant of Miami, the dining room which was taste zaar and candy sahe to be held De cember 3 at which numerous arti Florida, who is visiting fn Tilla fully decorated with autumn leaves cles suitable for Christmas gifts will mook with her niece, Miss Grace and chrysanthemums. The after be sold. Many beautiful pieces have CrandaU, is making an extensive noon was voted as one of the most been completed, preparations having tour of the western coast and other pleasant ever spent during this sea been conducted during the year. To points of interest In the States. She son. conclude a most pleasant afternoon has been traveling three months and luncheon was served. The following before returning to her home ex Mrs. Faulkner Entertains were present: Mesdames B. Aider pects to make the trip to New Yorn Mrs. Chris Foelkner was dinner man. Thomas Armstrong, Emmett City th rough the Panama canal. hostess Armistice Day at her home Bales, Eastman. Gruber, Frank Hyde Frank Hadley, J. W. Hill, R. N. Hen Mrs. Keeley and Mrs. Varnum Are near the Tillamook Lumber company in honor of ^rs. R. K. Sargent, of kle, J. S. Lamar, Fred Poorman, Da- i Hostesses Miami, Florida, who is visiting her vid Robinson, E. T. Haltom, John Friday afternoon of this week Mrs niece. Miss Grace Crandail, of this Mathers, Fred Christenson and Bunn and Dwain Hayes. The first Tues J. Keeley and Mrs. J. P. Varnum will city. Miss Doris Smock and Miss day in December .Mrs. Hanselmair entertain at the latter’s home on W. Crandall. Dinner was served at. 6 First street in honor of Mrs. Frede o’clock. During the afternoon the and Mrs. Conover will entertain. ladies were shown through the Till rick Beltz. -------------------- 7 amook mill. With Mrs. Reichers Miss Partridge Hostess As hostess to members and guests Miss Ruth Partridge was a charm of the Bridge Club Mrs. W. J. Rie ing hostess Wednesday evening of chers presided on Thursday after last week to members and guests of noon of last week. The ladies were the Tillicum club which met at the served with a delectable luncheon at 1:30 following which bridge was Continued on page six ;
