THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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F. P. Humpke of Nehalem spent
Sunday end Monday with his
daughter, Mrs. Wilkes of this city.
(Incorporated
312 DEPARTMENT STORES
TILLAMOOK,
G. H. Foland left Tuesday for a
trip to Portland by stage.
OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Gratzler of Gari-
baldl were registered at the Todd
Sunday.
T op -N otch V alues
Spring Shoppers
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Laura Price of Bay* City was
the city Saturday for the day.
John G. Jaggi of Brighton was
the city Saturday.
Jos. J. Cooper, Jack Parker, Burt
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The tremendous purchasing pow er in this great Nation-wide institu­
tion was never more in evidence th an right now. Each department af­
fords a real saving feast—top-note h values at bottom-notch prices. Our
New York buyers have provided tl s with enormous stocks of high­
grade merchandise for Spring shop pers.
Ross, Gilbert Zaddach and E. H.
Craig of Mohler were in the city
Saturday and took in the boxing
at the city auditorium.
Easter Hats
Smart Spring Trousers
Men's Smart Styles
For Men and Young Men
Cliff Overturf of Seaside was reg
istered at the Tillamook Sunday.
A. G. Beals was a stage passenger
to Portland last Monday.
-COLLECTION of stylish, well made Dress Trouser?
for Men and Young Men, embracing tlie finest all-
wool fabrics in the newest Spring patterns and color
effects. Truly remarkable values which strongly appeal
to the man with a desire for up-to-the-minute style and
quality in the Trousers he wears this Spring
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$3.98 $4.98 $5.90
For Young Men
THE
BONNJECREST
Young Men’s Trousers with that smart Individuality so much
desired by particular young men; made full through the hips
and seat, fitted waist, belt loops and cuff bottoms. Materials
are cussimerea and unfinished worsteds tn brown, gray and
greenish mixtures; also brown, green and blue flannel* both
plain and with neat pin «tripe effects.
For Men
Dressy neat fitting styles for men in plain gray and blue
serges, gray and brown mixed cassimeres and gray and browu
mixed and striped worsteds. Made with plain bottoms wttb
wide turn-up.
Your Easter Hat is here!
We’ve prepared a splendid
showing of the newest
styles and most popular
colors such as mode (the
popular light tan), russet
(a splendid brown) and
seal (a rich dark brown).
It's a brown Hat season
and we have them here.
All the other colors too.
Exceptional values at
B. Laesser of Nehalem transacted
business in the city Tuesday.
(vien s Heavy Work Sooes
Remarkable Value
Frank Allender was a passenger
on the Portland stage Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Watt of this
city went to Cloverdale Menday on
the stage.
W. W. Cleerf of Belden was in
the city last Friday.
Captain Farley of the life saving
station at Barview was in the city
Friday for a few hours. He reports
that matters in his line have been
very quiet this winter, and that Bar­
view is booming.
Walter F. Tooze of Salem was
here Friday in the interest of a Geo.
A. White club for governor.
Mr.
Tooze has been prominent for many
years in the councils of the republi­
can party of the state, and has been
a candidate for the appointment of
postmaster at Salem, which matter
is still unsettled.
Mrs. Orpha Eastman recently ex-
hibited some remarkably large eggs
at this office.
office, three of which
weighed a pound. Such large eggs
usually are only freaks of nature.
but as Mrs. Eastman's hen makes a
regular business of producing these
mammoth eggs, the fowl 1 b believed
to be a record breaker.
A. E. Burgduff, head of the state
game commission, was in the city
last Friday, with headquarters at
the Tillamook.
He had business
here in connection with his official
duties.
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98.
I ■* tn be your Hof*er”
LARGEST _______
CHAIN DEPARTMENT
THE________
STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD
Overstock Sale
We have an overstock of Electrical Appliances and to cleanup
on these items we are offering them at STARTLING REDUC­
TIONS below cost, These appliances are all standard makes
SEE OUR WINDOW
SALE
BEFORE
Beautiful Stand Lamp»—315.00 to 340.00, now
$«.50 to $20.00
Electric Shade«—50c to 33.00. now
10c to 75c
Universal Chafing Dishe«—322.35, now
Gasoline
On and alter May 1, 1922,
gasoline and oils will be
sold on a strictly cash basis
at the undersigned stations:
Brown’s Service Station
Central
KEXT
Vibrator— 327.50. now
$12.00
Giocatore—36c, now
20c
Station
Hudson’s Garage
Chas. F. Pankow
Square Deal Garage
Tourist Iron—38.75. now
Sunset Garage
Heaters—311.50. now
$7.50
Hoover Special Sweeper—375 0«. now
COAST POWER COMPANY
Tillamook Tire Co
Tillamook Garage
Williams & Williams