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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1921)
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE TWO The Heyds Were Surprised _ Imported pongee, full 35 to 36 inches wide of splendid texture and good color. Special at 11.15. )ENNINGTON f r "7Xe Quafrty ¿for*- Childrens all wool heather color stockings, sites up to 10- Special while they last at 11.25 TILLAMOOK. OREGON ' Christmas Buying Made Easy Here Visit this splendid Christmas store and see the beautiful displays we are making. A transformation has taken place and our aisles and counters are piled high with things practical and serviceable to make this Christmas a joyous one for every man, woman and child in Tilla mook county. Note the special prices we are making and me high quality merchandise that we are showing. You will soon realize that this store is the logical Holiday Headquarters. Christmas Slippers Womens Handkerchiefs Felt slippers for women with comfy or leather soles in gray* and various colors. Priced at Si.65 and up. Felt and leather slippers for men Black, tan, gray and brown. Best qualities, all sizes in Everitt and Romeo styles at and up. Indian mocassins for children, wom en and men. Made of good grade of leather, beaded or pl’tzn. 85 to $2. Boys anc giris fek slippers with leather and soft soles All sizes at Si.65 to S2.25. Comfy slipper io little tot« ‘izes up to 8. Choice of variety of colors and styles at 95c pai-. The most complete selection of wom ens holiday handkerchiefs to be found in Tillamook on display. AH linen, sheer batistes and Lin-weave fabrics, plain or daintily embroid ered. in all white colors, and with all white or colored embroidery.. Priced at 10c to $1.25 each. Things for Men Splendid showing of Holiday neck wear in knit* and cut silks. Every wanted color and pattern that is new. Priced at 35c to S2 each. All silk shirts made of selected fab rics in the favored striped patterns. Sizes from 14 to 17, special at $7.95. Shirts of madras and percale with and without collars in solid colors and neat stripes. All sizes at $1.25 to S2.50 each. Handkerchiefs in all linen and cotton. Single or packed in Christinas boxes With and without initials. Priced at IOC to 75c each. Outing flannel night shirts and pa jamas made of heavy weigh; fabric in neat striped patterns. Priced $1.50 and $2.25.. Mens beacon blanket bath robes in a splendid selection of patterns and colors. Cut full and large. All sixes at S7.50. Mens houce or smoking coats in plaid back wool fabrics.. All sizes, neatly trimmed with braid and frogs. Pried at $9.50. Mens suspenders, arm bands and garters, individual or in sets. Packed in neat Christmas boxes, every pair guaranteed. 75c and up. Mens hosiery, silk, wool, cotton and lisle ’n black and all wanted colors. Sizes from 9 1-2 to 11 1-2 at 20c to Si.25 pair. Mens jewelry, including cuff links, stick pins, watch chains. Father wal lets and purses, etc., all at popular prices. Mens umbrellas with all silk or union covers. Paragon frames and various style haiKlles. Priced at $1 •29 and up. Stationery Fancy boxes of stationery and cor respondence cards in plain white and colors. 24 sheets and 24 envelopes to a box at 35c to $1.25. Womens Kid Gloves Finest quality imported kid and cape gloves in all shades of brown, tan and gray. Two button and strap wrist lengths at S2.25 to $6.75 pair. Womens Hosiery Womens hosiery in all silk, silk lisle and cotton. Black, brown white, tan. gray and other wanted colors. Priced at 35c and up. \\ omens all wool and wool and silk mixed hosiery in various leather shades. Priced at $1 and up. Womens Umbrellas Rain and shine umbrellas in black, brown, purple, and other wanted colors. Paragon frames with fancy handles in all the latest styles. All silk taffetas and Gloria silk tops. Everyone guaranteed. Priced at Si.65 to S18.50. Womens Blouses Exquisite all silk blouses of crepe de chine and georgette in white, flesh and dark colors. Neatly trimmed novelty lace and embroidery. All sizes at S3.95 to $10. Peter Pan blouses of high grade pon gee. A smart 6tyle to we«tr with the ■ew jumper dresses. Special at S5.95. Things for the Baby Our complete infants wear depart- ment offer’s knit and wool sacques, knit bootees and kid shoe», Wmkets, feeding bibs, knitted wool and silk caps and hoods, stockings and mit tens. silk covers and carriage robes, pillows, etc., all at popular prices. Ribbons for Christmas Tieing ribbon in narrow width in red and green with Xmas Decorations 5 yard piece at 15c. Hair bow ribbon in blue, pink, brown, •old rose green, red, etc., full wide and of good quality at 50c yard. All silk c miisole ribbon full wide and -of splendid quality. Pink, nav.- and light blue at Si. All silk sattin ribbon in every wanted «co lor and width from 1-4 j-ch to 8 inches. Priced from 5c yard up. Toilet Goods Perfumes, toilet waters, face pow ders, etc., in all standard imprted and domestic makes, including Piver. Djer Kiss Coty, Vivadou, Single pieces and complete sets at various prices. Silk lingerie All si’k and wash satin cam »soles, cn- velopes chemise or Teddy Bears, knickerbockers and boudouir caps, beautifully trimmed wirb lace, in- sertion and ribbon. Choace of flesh and many colors. Priced $11.25 and tip. SALE OF READY TO WEAR Our entire stock of womens and tnis^s coats, dresses aad afcirti». in cluding our entire stock of rain coats now on special sale. This in cludes all the latest styles in a varie ty adapted to miss or matron and gives ) > v. choice of a most select st ock at a discount of per cent Lift Tuesday night, twenty-!«» friends gave Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heyd a genuine surprise in their new home. The games and program for the evening proved interesting, and were enjoyed by all At the close of a very pleasant evening, the ladies displayed the "good eats’* which had been prepared for the or- casion. to which ample **«lice was done. Those piweent were: Mr. rpd Mrs. Newton Anderson, I Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bales. Mr. and I Mrs. Aiderman. Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Mathers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feldschau. Mr. and Mrs. J W. Heyd. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pye, Rev. and Mrs. McRae, and Mesdames J. S. Lamar. Orpha Eastman, M. E. Gruber, Everson. Fascina/ing story books, bouncing balls, toques, sweaters, mittens, bun ny d reuse,s rompers, aprons, Dr. Den ton’s sleepers, knox knit hose, first step shoe, baby boudoir stamped wearables for wee tots. See the cir cus animals. FANCY WORK AND ART DEPART MENT FOR THE LADIES The Steinbachs Entertain On Wednesday afternoon last, John Steinbach, of this city enter tained the officers of Silver Wave Chapter, O. E. S., which was given as a surprise to Mrs. Steinbach, who retires from office on the 27th Inst., and her offirial friends. The ladies were entertained with guessing contests, and fancy work was also a diversion, during the af ternoon. Hot rolls, salad and coffee were served t<5 the guests. The of ficers present were: Mesdames Plank. Joe Franklin, Frank Heyd, Leslie Harriett.!, Will Lewis, Orpha Eastman, David Kuratli, Emmett Bales. Will Foster, H. A. Williams, Sam Vierick, Robt. Miller, Clarence Stanley, Stanley Coates, Roy Henkle Blaine Hays, John Steinbach. -a. »—r • In Balconv of Kins & Crehshaw Hece Is Christmas Suggestion Surprise Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haberlach were nigh: last, by the unlooked for arrival at their residence in this city of a num ber of their friends, who came pre pared to spend the evening, as 'evi denced by the way they took posses sion. The occasion was the recurrence of Mrs. Haberlach’s natal day, and the self-invited guests merrily pro ceeded to take charge of the even ing’s ntertainment, which mainly was devoted to ’’500’’. A very en joyable evening ensued, at the close of whieh the visiting ladies prepar ed refreshments consisting of sand wiches, salads, coffee, and chocolate which were served at the proper time. V Mrs. David Kuratli won the high prize at “500” and Mrs. Will Chris tenson the consolation offering. f Mrs. Haberlach was the recipient of many hearty congratulations on her birthday, at the close of the par ty. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Christen son. Mr. and Mrs. Will Christenson I of Oretown, Mr. and Mrs. David Kuratli, Miss Alma ^picker. Miss Marie Tinnerstet. Mr. and Mrs. Gor don Burge and Mr. and Mrs. Haber lach. I agreeably surprised Monday L. V. Bberhardt has some Chinese lilies in tire window of the Watson abs raet office. They opened up about two weeks ago, and three out of four of the bloohns are double. The Chinese lily is a species of the Narcissus, and years ago, when the American laundries were not so numerous, and when the Chinese laundries were common, the Chinese proprie or« used to present I j their patrons with the above named liliee on New Year’s day, as a I present. The flowers are quite pret ty and usually bloom during the win ter season. j --------------------- | NOTICE OF BOND SALE Sealed bids will be received until the hour of 10 o’clock a. m., the 31«t day of December 1921, by the un-, dersigned and immediately thereaf ter publicly opened by the County | Court of Tillamook county, Oregon, at the office of said court in the coun ty court house in Tillamook City, Oregon, for the purchase of bonds of said county issued for the building of permanent roads therein in the sum of 315O.OOU.OO, same being in denominations - of 31000.00 each,, numbered from 1 upwards, dated January 1st, 1922, and maturing ■ serially in numerical order as fol- ' lows? 330.000.00 ten (10) years from date of issue- 1 330,000.00 eleven (ID years , - from date of issue. 330.000.00 twelve (12) years * from date of issue ; 330,000.00 thirteen (13) years from date of issue; 330,000.00 fourteen (14) years from date of issue. 1 said bonds to bear intereat at five and one halt (5 1-2) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on January and July 1st, principal and interest payable in United States gold coin at the office of the County Treasurer, at Tillamook, Oregon, or I at the Fiscal Agency of the State of I j Oregon in New York City, at the op tion of the holder. Said bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 5 per cent of the amount bid and must be uncon ditional. The approving legal opinion of Measrn. Teal, Minor A Wlnfree, o*r Portland. Oregon, will be furnished the successful bidder. The Court reaeevee the right to reject any or all bid«. H. 8. BRIMHALL. 4-4t County Clerk Your wife has probably been try ing for years to get you to have a good photograph taken. Surprise her with one of our "true to life” pho- tographs of yourself tsis Christmas, She will appreciate your thought fulness, flake an appointment for a sitting today, Only a few minutes time necessary. ®vo’* Stuòie t GOTO CHURCH! If you want your life insured, go to Church And your future thus secured, go to Church If you want your wife well gowned When you’re beneath the ground, For insurance that is sound, go to Church. W. A CHURCH Local Representative Massachusetts Life Insur ance Company. _______________________ Tillamook Furniture Co. We are prepared to make your Home more Homey at Prices That Will Appeal Come in and let us show you the things that Make the Home Beautiful See Our Stock of RVGS EASY CHAIRS BED SPRINGS Cotton llattresss STEEL RANGES TABLES And many other things too numerous to mentio« TILLAMOOK FURNITURE CO. 1 he home of tj>e Singer Sewing Machine
