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PAGE TWO —---- U-------- g* *' THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT ^.sas mnvrwumn- i f i ■■ ii 1Ö22 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2, ■ -------------- » •r ENNINGTON’S P 7Ï? Qaaûty <5tore” TILLAMOOK, OREGON Here’s Style and Restfulness In Shoes The Shoe you have seen advertised in your fav orite magazine— The Utz & Dunn. WE NOW HAVE THE UTZ & DUNN SHOES in a pleasing variety of the latest styles and leathers and suitable for any occasion. NEWS FOR THE THRIFTY z W e have but a few of those fi ne serge dresses left as advertised last week. These are all trimmed in various handsome designs in yarn and silk and every dress is a d istinct bargain at— $11.85 OUR BIG SPECIAL THIS WEEK Is a number of pieces of THE STYLE OF UTZ & DUNN SHOES I Serge, Poplins and Batistes in all of the popular colors. These are in several weights and are particularly well adapetd to the making of Dresses, Middys, Child ren’s Garmnts, Eetc. ♦ is beyond criticism. The price of UTZ & DUNN SHOES ar now only— e $6.59 to $10.00 Specially Priced Until Sold 39c 59c 98c the yard Come in today and see them. In Black and drown Kid 69c _ » V. (Editor's Note: Readers are re quested to contribute to this col umn. Contributions by mail only. Address Editor, Headlight.) When cutting materials on the bias it is the part of wisdom to lay ■ the goods smoothly on a sewing table. Pin, if necessary, so as to avoid any danger from slipping or pulling. bran. These bags make the nicest kind'of wash rags. Another use for the bits of soap is to put some of them in a jar and pour in alcohol or cologne, not quite enough to cover the soap. This will moke a jelly which will be found useful in shampooing or in the bath, as it dissolves quickly in the water. Add a few drops of lavender or rose to the alcohol and soap just before using. press with very hot iron. If the iron is hot enough it will make the crin oline adhere to the serge. You must pull the former away quickly as you would a plaster and this will raise the nap of the serge so that it looks dull again. The shine is created by the nap being pressed down so fiat, so it win be seen the usual plan of rubbing with a liquid Is only a tem porary remedy. It removes the gloss but the nap is still flattened. Economical Shampoo- Do not thow away bits of toilet soap. Keep a jar to put them in. Make bags of fine cheesecloh four by six inches. Fill with bran, a few bits of the soap, and, if you have it, a pinch or two of orris. Tie th« bags at the top; do not fill them full as the bran swells in the water. Oatmeal may be used as well as Removing Shine From Serge. Ounce of lump ammonia and half ounce white castile soap, put both in jug and pour over them one pint boiling water until they are dissolv ed. Then wipe the suit with a I sponge dipped in the preparation, which should be slightly warm, or take piece of new black crinoline and w-et it, then lay over cloth and ANNUAL REPORT OF HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES X »• FOR O YOUR SP RING HOUSE CLEANING 1 T’" 'S’ Wall paper, Oils, Paints Turpentine, Etc. jr V CITY LIBRARIAN City Librarian Mrs. Don Gilbert, and Treasurer Mrs. Geo. Kiger, sub mitted their annual reports for the year 1921, to the Board of Directors of the city library, at the last meet ing of the Board held January IS, 1922. The board verified the report of the librarian, and audited the re port of the treasurer. The board published Its report Monday. I Report of the Librarian: The circulation of the City Libra ry for the year 1921 was more than double that of 1920- The largest daily circulation was 134 volumes. Largest monthly circulation 1338 volumes. Total circulation for ths year was 12.50® volumes.’ There were 395 new books added to the library during the year. 7® of which were donations. Report of the Treasures: RECEIPTS City appropriation ________ 9529.00 Received from Librarian __ 191.24 Total for year __________»720.24 DISBURSEMENTS Purchase of new books____ »369.00 Sub. periodicals---------------- 7».01 Furniture, linoleum, etc. __ 2S2.96 Desk supplies, etc. ________ 54.03 Librarian------------- ---------- _ 360-00 Janitor --------- .------------------ 26.00 Total for th« year _____ »1121.00 Mrs. Dr. C. H. Pollock will suc ceed Mrs. Don Gilbert as City Lib rarian February First. When making cake sometimes we have not the required number of eggs that the receipe calls for. Use three teaspoonfuls baking powder tn place of each egg not used, but when substituting baking powder for eggs put In the very least, stir ring thoroughly. SEE Oregon exports for the first 11 months of 1921 Increased to »62.- 500.700. a gain of 12 percent. Wash- Ingtaon exports fell off 55 percent and San Francisco 46 percent. Min ing products fell off 48 percent tn silver. »242.000 In gold and 88 per- oent in copper compared to l»20- L LEWI s I Lowest Prices On Ford Cars Ttucks and Tractors FOB Detroit Chassis—Regular .................................... $285.00 Runabout .......... •........................................ 319.00 Touring........................................ 348.00 Sedan.......................................................... 645.00 Coupe....................................................... 580.00 Truck Chassis......................................... 430.00 Tractor ..................................................... 395-00 Tillamook Garage Tillamook, Oregon
