Friday, Sept, i, 1922.
THE TIL l .‘MOOK HEADLIGHT
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Lupro and her brother, Frank Pat-
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of Wheeler.
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Martin Sheasley was seriously in­
jured last Saturday afternoon when
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a timber, where he was working,
fell, striking him on the head. He
Mrs. Sampson has returned to her
was taken to the Tillamook hospi­
home in Oregon City after visiting
tal on the afternoon train and the
her daughter, Mrs. Melvin McCord.
latest reports are hopeful for his
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig of Portland
were week end guests at the Melvin
McCord home-
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Mr. and M rs. L. L. Lupra and +
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BAY CITY
Mrs. Joseph Over weie callers in
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Wheeler last Saturday.
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Just a few of
Our Specials
Women’s Fall Coats $9.95
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One special assortment. 1 Included In this lot are plain collars
and fur collars full belted I back. Some long and some medium
length full'assortment of sizes to begin with. Also at same
price we include limited amount of Hklrt an«l jumper com-
bjnationa while they last. »9.95.
$
Women’s Heather Mixed Sport
Hose at $1.19
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•These are new and represent all that is up to the minute in
the sports wear. Better grades of wool, new fancy roll top
in all the new attractive contrasting shades, only a few to
choose from at, the pair 10c.
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Children’s School Stockings 19c
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These are medium weight ribbed and very elastic tops, es­
pecially good for school wear, full round of sizes, while they
last igc per pair.
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In black only
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Children’s School Handkerchiefs
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One special lot are to sell at 5c. They are made of good
grade linen and are regulation size. 18x18 inches. Just the
quality that serves the school needs, at each
12 Women’s Shirt Waists at $4.89
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Royal Worcester and Warner
Corsets $5 value $1.95
$
19'
yard
TWO TONE FLAPPER STRAP PUMPS
Gray suede quarter with patent vamp, gray suede strap with
patent vamp and quarter, the pair $ «j
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Minees
Misses
M Innes
Misse
Minees
Miases
lull
run
full
box
box
box
All leather construction.
sturdy shoes.
servicable.
Stop off at San Francisco-Loe Angeles-San Diego—three
world famous cities
For further particulars, ask agents
tilC pHlf
MISSES HI CUT SHOES
The way to see more of the Ü. S. A.
Scenery that charms plus every modern travel comfort
and convenience will appeal to you
SPECIAL TRAIN TO PORTLAND
Sunday, August 6, 13, 20, 27, and Mon., Sept. 4
Lv Tillamook 4 p. m., ar Portland 10:30 p. m.
SCHOOL STARTS MONDAY
BUY YOUR SCHOOL SHOES WITH AN EYE TO SERVICE
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
LINES
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
Just the shoe
for Tillamook weather.
11% to 2
2% to 6
$4 5"
$5 00
stock brown calf shoe«, lace. 11% to 2
$3 50
stock brown calf shoes, lace, 2% to 7
$4 50
stock blown calf flapper strap pump«. 3% 6 $5.00
calf lace shoe», 9 to 13
$2.45
calf lace shoes, 13% to 2
$2 60
calf lace shoes. 2% to 7
$2 98
The highest
MILLS
BOYS SWEATER COAT SPECIAL
Maroon ami brown heather mixed wool anil cotton
jumbo atltcxh. heavy weight. site. 6, 8, 10. 13, 14.
16 years
SPECIAL AT $2.48 EACH
7fie Qaaâty ötore"
OREGON
TILLAMOOK. OREGOb
QUALITY FLOUR
Milled
On the Pacific Coast
from the
CHOICEST HARD
WHEAT GROWN
in the northwest
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Our Boy Reporter
Stopovers allowed ANYWHERE
EAST THROUGH CALIFORNIA
Just the weight for school wear, limited amount, sixes are
8, 10, 12, 14 and U. prices regular »1.75, special »1,10 suit.
looking.
ROLLIE W. WATSON
GEORGE
Sale dates daily to Sept. 30th, good until Oct. 31st
Children’s Union Suits, Heavy Ribbed
Light Fleeced at $1.10
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good
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The Tillamook Insurance Man
SAN DIEGO, $82.00
Final cleanup of all our sheer ginghams and fancy check
organdy
Limited amount to choose from, special 49c yard.
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LOS ANGELES. $73.75
Tissue Gingham, Organdy at 49c yd.
BOYS "LOGGER’’ SHOES
Two straps at top, extra
quality hl-cuts for school
wear, full pump stock up­
pers, long wearing chrome
soles. All leather counters
heels and soles.
8% to 13
13% to 2
3% to 6
THE LOSS
SANTA BARBARA, $72.75
Trimming buttons, underwear buttons, coat buttons, most any.
any color and kind while they last 3c per card.
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THE POLICY NEVER COVERS
SAN FRANCISCO, $51.50
300 Cards of Buttons at 3c
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F your property burns—you lose. The in
. surance money pays a part of your loss—
not all. Fire frequently destroys valuables that
money cannot replace. Fire often means
loss of trade—business disorganization. Fire
sometimes causes loss of life.
A Hartford Fire Insurance policy is the
best protection you can buy. But a Hartford
Fire Prevention Service is far more valuable
to you. This agency offers both—a combina­
tion that protects your property as completely
as it is humanly possible to do.
Let us explain this new Hartford idea.
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Round trip fares now in effect afford great
savings in travel costs
Fares from Tillamook to
81 inch bleached sheeting our better grades Included
limited amount, while It lasts at
£
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IT’S TRAVEL TIME
Brassieres 39c
36 Inch muslin, unbleached, extra heavy, special weight for
sheets, pillow cases, also better house aprons, at yd J9C
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$
$
Full round of sizes, our regular stock, clean, new merchandise
new styles, yours at 39c each.
Extra heavy crash toweling, Per yard
J. H. Strand I
Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. C. F. Girard left Monday
motored to Newberg over the week
morning on the train for Portland
end.
«there Mr. Girard conducts a tama-
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A. H. Hartman and 'daughters, la parlor on Washington and Third.
Arile Mae and Grace are visiting In
Deputy Sheriff Lucas was in these
Portland.
parts Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Beckett is in Salem at-
Mrs. John Nelson is recovering
tending her mother who was in-
Ju red in an auto accident a few nicely from her recent Illness.
weeks ago.
The rain this week is driving the
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Butz and sons campers from the beaches.
returned home Saturday evening af­
Mr. and Mrs. John Bodie have
ter spending two weeks visiting In
purchased the W. C. Cohn house on
southwest Washington.
Fifth street.
Mrs. Nelson and daughter, Goldie,
The public school starts here next
returned to their home in Portland
the first of the week after visiting Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Watt.
Some of our male citizens around
Several cars from here attended town are sure chesty this week, and
the dance and pie social at Camp all because they are proud fathers
4 Monday evening given for th«' of new babies. Among the new ar­
benefit of the Brighton baseball rivals are: J. J. Alberding and wife
a girl.; J. C. McClure and wife, a
team.
boy; Paul Burk and wife, a girl.
Mrs. C. E. Pickering and Miss
Alice Hansel hiked over from Sea­
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith, Mrs.
side Wednesday with Mrs. Harry H. D. Flogfe and J. O. Bozorth mo-
Hlutt returning Friday by way of tored to Tillamook on Wednesday.
the Neah-Kah-Nie trail.
Tom Gillam arrived from Port-
The Brighton, Wheeler and Ne­ land Wednesday.
halem Sunday schools held a picnic
at the jetty Thursday. The day wan
Don Schoefleld came back from
last
Ideal and a good time was enjoyed Black Diamon, Washington,
Wednesday.
by all.
Mrs. C. W. Shunck and children
George Cornwallis Is having
returned to their home in Portland house painted this week.
Just now we have all desirable sizes in all good serviceable
styles both pink and white with plain and funcy trimmed
medium and low bust.
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TJtis assortment we have georflette and crepe de chene in
all sizes, colors are brown, black, blue and green, styles ure
for just now, some are the very stylish blouses. You will
also find them daintily trimmed in colors, wonderful values
originally sold up to »10.00.
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WHEAT
Sold by
ALL THE LEADING
DEALERS IN
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY
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Fare an warmer an Mister Crosby
wich is my new cheef says I got
ennythink beet In the world he ever
seen for my age spellin an gettin
news strate.
Jim dash
Its a holllday in Jogoelavia today
in the bank but it ain’t nothin in
ourn sept get reddy to pay a lot of
checks from payy rolls.
Jim dash
Doctor LeFevre wus here from
Cloverdale wich is friends of the
cheef. My fother's got a gun made
by Mister LeFevre but 1 don’t gess
Its no relashuns to doctor.
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Mister Ttnnerstett made Mister
Adolph Erickson pay for puttln wat­
er in milk to keep it from bein to
strong.
Jim dash
Barney Estabrook wus over from
Cloverdale also boostin.
I don’t
no what's his 1st name, Barney's
jess a nick name I gess.
jim dash
Mister Williams what
sells
i Stewdy Bakers ast me to put in
sumthin a bout prices cummin down.
You get a sedan now from »3 hun-
I derd less than you did before.
Jim dash
1 ast Mister Harvey Ebinger
«hats hed seckertary for the Masons I
Is thare sum news up to the lodge
an he sed only rowtine bizness. Its I
2 hot to ride the gote this summer I
he sed. My fother he is aMason but I
he didint ride the gote the gote I
ro«ie him he sed.
jim dash
Tom Buffin Owns all of the Tour­
st resttintnow. Mister Hodge he
had haff of it but he sold it to Mis­
ter Buffin annow he's goln to open
"P wun sum «are else an now Mis-
ter Btiffln’s gola to get all the prof-
from it his self after he gets all
expenses pads front runnin it.
He sell sum times the profits gets
at up.
Jim dash
I no sunt more but the cheef’s got
luff he sed for this tim«. I dont
> if he's soin to keep me or do it
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'■» self after this week.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY
AND SUPPLIES
EVERYTHING YOU CAN POSSIBLY WANT
%
IS HERE
Tablets
Eversharp Pencils
Note Books
Fountain
Loose Leaf Note Books Compass Pens
Pencil Sharpeners
' Dividers
Erasers
Paint Brushes
Paints
Show Cards
Paints
Reciepe Boxes
Composition Books
Rulers
Composition Books
Pastes
Cmmplete Bookeeping
Soutoir Ribbons
Out fits
Water Proof Book
Crayons
Carrying Cases and
Pencil Boxes
Doaens of other items
Inks
not mentioned here.
A 130 SHEET TABLET FOR
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PENCILS THREE FOR
5c
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Chas. I. Clough
The Rexall Store
Tillamook, Oregon
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