THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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For a limited time only we are giving Absolutely
Free with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire
purchased,
Tillamook, Oregon
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Elmer Ray, entry in the Y. M. C
A games at Washington, D. Q, al­
though handicapped by - the loss of
a leg, has qualified to represent
Rosedale grounds in the high jump.
He is shown here clearing five feet.
He uses his crutch in landing.
for Thrifty June Shoppers!
Yon will appreciate, of course, the savings that buying for our 312 department
stores affords. Direct mill connections and a great purchasing power enable us to
give values that are without equal. You and every customer of this great Nation-wide
institution, participate in these extraordinary savings every time you buy here.
The items below indicate some of the values that you can enjoy here at this time
in staple cotton goods that are in immediate demand.
Bleached HONOR Muslin
Our own exclusive brand. We unreserved­
ly recommend it as the -utmost value in mus­
lin. It’s a high-grade, splendidly finished
muslin—easy to sew and excellent for ser­
vice. We buy 250,000 yards of this muslin
at a time and naturally secure the lowest
possible price. HONOR Muslin is sold only
at J. C. Penney Company Btores. The most
in quality and value at, yard
15c
Get the HONOR Muslin Habit!
Other Muslins
Unbleached Muzlin—Not as good as HONOR Muslin, but an
excellent grade for only, yd..........................................................
9c
Indian Head Shrunk Muslin—Soft finish. You know the
merits of this superior
*- fabric. 39-ln., yd. 25c; 33-ln., yd.
23c
Sheeting and Sheets
Unbleached Sheeting — 9/4 or 2 H
yards wide; far fuli size double beds;
standard quality; for service and
economy. Yd. .....................................
47c
Bleached Sheeting—9/4 or 2 % yard»
wide; same as above but bleached.
Yd..............................................................
49c
Pequot Sheeting—9/4 or 2% yards
wide; the well known standard qual­
ity; full bleached. Yd.........................
63c
Huck Hand Towels
Huck Towel»—Popular size, 19x32
inches; good, serviceable grade; white
or red border. Pair........................
25c
Huck Towel»—Larger size and bet­
ter grade. Pair.....................................
33c
Bath Towels
Terry Bath Towels—Medium size;
white.
Pair .............................................
39c
49c
Crash Toweling
Pequot Sheet»—Size 81 by 90 Inches,4* | ■7Q
standard size. Each............................. yl»4w
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Bath Towels—Large size, 18x38
Inches; good weight for service. Pair
Bath Towels—20x40 Inches; a pop­
ular and big selling item. You’ll
want several of these. Pair................
25c
Bleached Crash Toweling—Substan­
tial wearing quality. Yd......................
Part Linen Dundee Crashes—Bleach­
ed and unbleached; for roller or hand
towels. Yd. ..........................................
9c
17c
Table Damask
Table Damask—Red or blue; 57 inch.
Yd...............................................................
Renfrew Colored Damask—Red, blue
or buff. Yd...........................................
Mercerized Table Damask—68 Inches
wide; good weight; rich damask pat­
tern. Yd. ..............................................
Mercerized Damask—94 and 72 inch;
extra good value. Yd............................
Mercerized Damask—94 inches wide;
White with colored band border; bor­
der comes In blue, buff or red; very
attractive and used extensively. Yd.
79c
89c
79c
98c
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OBITUARY
SUNSET
AUTO ELECTRIC
SER VICE
Neva Hydorn was born Sept. 7th,
1893 at Nevada, Missouri
In 1895
with her parents she moved to Kan-
| sis City, Missouri, living there about I
one year, then moving to Garnett,
Kansas, on the grandfather’s farm,
where she grew to womanhood. She
Battery Service has moved from the
Tlilamook Garage to our new Home opposite
the Sunset Garage.
Come in and inspect our plant. Allow us to
show you our facilities for giving'you a complete
electrical service.
Sunset
Auto Electric
Dont let th« rainy day« «top your moving
...The City Transfer
I« prepared to sand experienced packer« into
canvas to cover all
your
your home with
goods
CALL U8 DAT QR NIGHT
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Quick tervlce and re aaonahle rater
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The deceased was a true mother, a
over 43 years.
faithful wife and a loyal Christian
Funeral services were held at
woman. “Blessed are those who died BeaVer cemetary Friday, May 26th.
! in the Lord >’
Funeral services were conducted
ROBERT EICHINGER
I by Rev. Harry E. Tucker, pastor of
Robert Eichinger was born in Ba­
the Christian church.
varia. Germany. Sept 27. 1844. He
Contributed.
came to this country with his par­
* ents when 7 years of age and settled ,
Mary Jane Hayes was born July in Wisconsin
When 25 years old
14th, 1845, in Springfield, Ill., and he married Miss Mary Leach to
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died May 24th, 1922, at 11:25, at which union were born 9 children,
Hemlock, Ore., at the age of 76 years two boys and seven girls. From ,
Wisconsin Eichingers moved to Kan­
10 months and 10 days, after a long
illness, at the home of her daughter sas where they lived eleven years
Nellie Newberg, where she has made before coming to Oregon In 1891
There are but two of the nine chil­
her home the past seven years.
dren now living. Mis. Mary Stone <
At the age of 22 years she was
married to Henry Harrison Hayes and John Eichinger, both of Kansas
City, Missouri. On June 25, 1916,
March 14th, 1867, and made their
home in Illnois 14 years and then Mr. Eichinger married Mrs. Kinney
moved to Oregon
Thence to Wash­ Of this city. The deceased had been :
in poor health for some time past
ington to California and then re­
and death came May 26th. The esr-
turned to Tillamook, Oregon, where
vlces were conducted at the Christ­
they have fitade their home for the
ian church by R»v Harry E. Tucker
past 35 years, Her husband died 12
Sunday,
May 28.
years ago.
Mrs. Mary Jane Hayes leaves to
mourn her death 5 children, 13
grndchildren and 11 great grand-
children. Her children are: Nellie
Newberg, Hemlock, Ore., Annie Wal­
ton, Albany, Ore., Otis Hayes, Port­
land, Ore., Eddie Hayes, Tillamook,
Ore., and Gena Johl, Hemlock, Ore.
Mrs. Hayes was a member of the
Universalist church being member
ONE “TON-TESTED” TUBE
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MUST SELL MY PHONOGRAPH AT
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
My fine, nearly new, old standard
make phonograph and records must
be sold this week. Machine and
records cost over $130, will take
$55 for quick sale. Would sell to
good home on terms of $5 down and
$5 monthly. Address at once B. H.
Barber, Gen. Del. Tillamook.
The Extra Thickness of the Vacuum Cup Tread
plus the Extra plies of highest quality fabric and
the good-measure tread of hundreds of sturdy
nonskid Vacuum Cups, make Vacuum Cup
Tires, at prevailing prices, the biggest value on
the market.
Come in and get a copy of the lates price
schedule—you will be agreeably surprised. Get
your season’s tire equipment Today and A
FREE TUBE with every tire purchased.
Williams & Williams
Tillamook, Oregon
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TRADE
was married to Chester A. McGhee
June 11th. 1917
To this union
were born two children, Chester A
Jr. and Virginia.
She died May 26th, 1922
Being
29 years 8 months and 20 days of '
age. Besides her husband and chil­
dren she leaves to mourn her de­
parture a mother, Mrs J. L. Jones,
Elk City. Kansas, Mrs. A L. Thomas,
Tillamook. Oregon; Mrs. Carl Hy­
dorn. Marshfield. Mo.; Mr. Clifford
Hydorn. Tampa. Florida; Roy. Bert
and Grac Jones of Garnett, Kansas |
WITH
MEN YOU
KNOW
For Insurance In Strong
Companies
INSURANCE men who are well
known in the town will^ recommend
only those companies that have been
tested by time
DAIRYMEN
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Economies In Cotton Gooas
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SAVE
IT COSTS NO MORE
to buy your insurance in a big com­
pany and front a well known agen­
cy than from some untested source,
so be certain.
HARDWARE IS UP!
BARN EQUIPMENT
GOES UP io PERCENT JUNE 15TH
We offer you a plan to buy now for Fall delivery at the
present low prices. We are taking orders now for the
fall delivery on
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Every policy issued at this o.'fice
is the best that can be obtained for
the purpose.
The companies
rep­
resented have been investigated—
they are big and financially strong,
such as the Hartford Fire Isurance
SANITARY AUTOMATIC
Company.
COW DRINKING CUPS
ROLLIE W. WATSON
“The Insurance Man”
21 Years in Tillamook
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PHONE MUTUAL & BELL 435
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NEW ARRIVALS
tete -Jehus’ ihsh
present prices
Ware taking these orders
guaranteeing / you against any raise and with the
assurnce that, vau will be given every advantage of this
fact.
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The Sanitary Automatic Drinking Cup is essential to
every barn/ Every dairyman who is desirous of in­
creasing h/s herd production should install them. The
cost is ve ■ nomina1 as compared to results accruing.
We ar stocking several brands. Our service will
please y 1. This plan hsould meet with your approval
It absolutely saves you money. You buy now before
the ra’/k‘—we deliver in the Fall. You pay this low
price*
the Fall. Surely we should receive many
orders on this plan.
Remember we handle all kinds of dairy supplies and
barn equipment—milking machines, stanchions, litter
arriers. etc. See our floor exhibits
CEO. J
URCKARD
The Big Store on the Comer—Opposite Todd Hotel
Tillamook, Oregon .
THIS WEEK
Krinkle Corn Flakes.
Meritas Bulk Cocoa.
Pickles in Gallon Jars
Diamond W By««-less Codfish,
Diamond W Spices
Hires Root Beer Extract,
VatfCamp’a Pork and Beans.
A fresh lot of Garden and Flower Seeds and wonder Fertilizer for
Flowers ^nd Plants.
You will always find here a good stock of things you need in
Groceries at right prices
The Satisfaction !• Store
E. G. Anderson
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