FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7,
THIS ISSUE 8 PAGES
King will spend a part of the winter be given: Current Events, Mrs. Le­
land Erwin; Story of the second and
in this city with her son.
third acts of Parsifal, Mrs. Robert
The hatchery at Gold Creek, has
McGrath; Study of the music of the
thus far close to three million salmon
Mrs. E. A. Brenner is reported to
second and third acts of Parsifal,
eggs. Eggs are being hatched in XI r« P F Koch and Mr« Rnhprt KÆ q
be still quite sick at her home in this
iaige quaiuUwea, «ml repiescut tuv |
city.
Records, “I Saw the Child,"
several kinds of merchantable salmon. Grath;
Friday
Spell,” “Amftirtas
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Crosby and
It is believed that the hatchery this "Good
Prayer; Discussion, Mrs. J. C. Hol­
children, took Thanksgiving dinner
year will turn out more salmon fry
den; Song, Mrs. Harvey Ebinger.
with relatives in McMinnville last
Mrs. Sam Vierick returned to the
than for some years past, owing to
Thursday.
Mrs. John Nelson and little daugh­
city Monday. She is preparing to
the fine run of all kinds of salmon,
ter
of Independence are spending
The best in chiropractic. Dr. J. L. move to Portland soon where she will
the late fall and winter.
the week at the home of Mrs. Nel­
Fayette is now operating in the Beals reside with relatives.
Mrs. Rose Wilkes, last Friday clos­ son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Mrs. Emmett Bales is enjoying a
Building, Tillamook, Ore.—Adv. 9-ztc
ed a deal with the Wheeler lumber
visit with Miss Dena Hanson and
Collins.
Peter Moffett, in the state engineer­
company at Wheeler for group life
mother from Chicago. Miss Hanson
A. IL Harris, wife and daughter,
ing department in this city, went out
insurance for the mill hands to the Miss Blanche, were Portland visitors
has visited in the city before and has
to Portland Wednesday to eat Thanks­
number of 120. The mill company last Friday, returning home Saturday.
a number of acquaintances here.
giving dinner with relatives.
expects to give life insurance to all
The Parent-Teachers Association
Mrs.
Robert
Patterson
spent together crushed him to death. He
B. C. King and wife of Portland, its men while they are in its employ,
Lee Holden, fire chief of the Port­
will meet Monday, December 10, at
Thanksgiving
day
with
her
parents
which
will
prole
Lie
dependents
was
32
years
of
age,
and
was
known
are
stopping
here
with
their
son,
B.
land fire department, and C. E. Klin-
which time the following program will
James L. Smith and Hazel Irene L. King, who is a member of the of the workers, it i: understood that
gersmith were entertained last Wed­ in Newberg and also visited a sister
be given: Vocal duet, Catherine Mc­
in
Portland
the
last
of
the
week,
re
­
the
insurance
taken
out
for
the
men
firm
of
King
&
Crenshaw.
Mr.
King
Stewart,
both
of
Tillamook,
were
nesday night by chief Coates and the
Intyre, Roletta Watson; Children’s
married on Thanksgiving day at 10 expects to return to Portland the by the mill is merely additional to
volunteer fire depurimi nt boys at the turning home Sunday.
Hooks, 1st to 6th grades, Miss Mar­
the
state
insurance
already
in
effect.
latter
part
of
the
week,
but
Mrs.
a.
m.,
at
the
home
of
Leona
Berry
in
nre hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas visit-
Mrs. Wilkes visited Wheeler last Fri­ ion Eanson; Reading, Mr. Henderson;
day and returned home with the con­ Vocal Solo, Mrs. Haivey Ebinger;
Tii.; First Thanksgiving, Miss Ben­
tract.
nie’s room; Piano solo, Miss Velma
Thanksgiving day was observed at
Daniels.
I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vermil-
K nsington Club was entertained
yea at Barnesdale and a birthday
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. G. A.
I dinner served to twenty-four friends
Reeher and Mrs. Ira Smith. Mrs.
and relatives as, incidentally, that
W. C. roster acted as chairman of
I day was the seventieth birthday anni­ the meeting, owing to the absence of
versary of Mr. Vermilyea and a twin
the president, Mrs. Frank Heyd. A
sister. Those present were: Mrs. Sam
number of small matters of business
Timlinson and daughters, from Moh­
were transacted, after which the club
ler; Mrs. Josie Barber and family;
adjourned with the singing of “Amer­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vermilyea and
ica.”
son Marion and Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
The hostesses served a very ap­
Vermilyea and family, Bay City; Mr.
petizing lunch in the dining room,
and Mrs. Silas Vermilyea and daugh­
where tiny Christmas trees, ablaze
ter Wilma; J. C. Tomlinson, from
with candles served as table decor­
Alaska; Mr. and Mrs. Vermilyea and
ations.
son Seth.
Mrs. R. A. Leonard and Mrs. Matt
Once again Christmas is near, again Xmas shopping must be done—and again you will find us prepared to
The Monday Musical club will meet Tei ry will be hostesses at the Jan­
serve you as never before. Ever since our trip to New York and eastern markets almost a year ago, we
at the home of Mrs. E. E. Koch, Dec- uary meeting of the club.
ember 10. The hostesses will be Mrs.
have been busy buying Xmas merchandise for you. We now have all these goods gathered together and on
A. G. Beals and Mrs. Roy Andrus.
The dance ball question was taken
display in a way that makes buying easy.
Following is the program which will up and discussed at the regular meet-
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Frank Heyd returned from
Portland where she has been spend
nig the past four weeks at the bed­
side of Mr. Heyd. She reports that
Mr. Heyd is slowly recovering from
his illness. His father Jacob Heyd,
of Missouri is with him while Mrs.
Heyd is at home.
ed Mr. Thomas’ parents in Gresham this city by W. O. Woolever, pastor
Thanksgiving day. They report a of the United Brethren church. The
same pastor officiated at the marriage
very pleasant trip.
of John M. Pitman and Bertha Saff-
Saturday, December 8, at Conovers in Tillamook.
new store, M. E. Aid food sale and
< apt. J. O. Frostad, a member of
cnnstmas bazaar.—Adv.
the Salvation Army at Baker City
Saturday, December 8, at Conovers was called to this city as a witness
new store, M. E. Aid food sale and in the case of the state vs. Mrs. Mae
Christmas bazaar—Adv.
Robinson. Capt. Frostad, is also a
Harry E. Lytle, Son of E. E. Lytle deputy sheriff in Baker county.
who built the Tillamook railroad, the
A heavy rain and wind storm rag­
P. R.. & N. line from Hillsboro to
ed here Monday, the lain falling in
decade
or
more
ago,
Tillamook, a
torrents. Indications are that win­
was killed at the Ince-Lytle logging
camp, near Eastforks, Washington ter has set in foi good, and that the
last Monday by accidently stepping fine weather that has ruled all sum­
in between two cars, which coming mer and fall has deserted.
”8ga°nd^
28, and the organic *
ln* t0 work out a plan""
police matron may fe , ” **
city.
secu*di
rne club is gratified
of the county official, i. *
appropriation fur »he ,
the Bayocean road
dub went on record
J
as favoring this project. *
After the usual bu,^ «
was favored with two well *
vocal solos by Mrs. Harm!
accompanied by Miss Churc/
Mrs. Robert McGrath r^
the program committee hu
rangements for several , J!
cal numbers to be given atffi,
regular meeting which win
December 12 at the club rJ
city hall. All members lre^
to be present at this time.
prolific tilumookbh
A pure-bred Tillamook 1^
bitch of the famous Honey«-,
owned by Bert Hudson of lk#
last week gave birth to fifi,,
pies, all alive at time of Z
though two of the runts wen,
quently drowned by the owne'
mother. The remainder, thin
number, are as lively as cricta
sire is of Pahlen Canadian iM
is one of the best bred Gordon,
in the state. The owner of th
was rather surprised when hi
ed the litter, and careful sea
the premises failed to disco»,
more than the number aborto
In fact, he is quite sure tint
escaped. It is believed hen tk
mother is the champion prod«
her line in the state. Withit
champion cows, there must it,
thing in the Tillamook climtu
natural environment that ■
produce champions.
Aluminum Special
SATURDAY AT 2 O’CLOCK P. M.
PRE-HOLIDAY
We made a good buy on Aluminum Ware and are passing it on to
you. There are 12 items in the lot,, large pieces and good weight.
The quantity is limited so are limiting two pieces to a customer and
one piece of a kind. A good $1.00 value for
75/
Ideal Gifts
Silk Stockings
Richest quality, ribbon trimmed felt, in
several attractive color combinations.
Chrome cushion soles for wear and com­
fort.
This silk and fibre silk is made in such
a way that adds greatly to the dainty
appearance of the ankles. The sheer
beauty, fine fit and exceptional wearing
qualities of this stosking make them an
extra good value. Black, brown, biege,
gray, white. Per pair
Ladies size, pair ............... $1.10
Childrens priced according to
size, pair
$1.10, $1.15, $1.05
INDIAN
$1.15
MOC­
LEATHER
CASINS
25 % OFF
for men. women, boys and children, in
fine soft Withers. Soothing comfort for
tired and tender feet.
Cut Glass
Mens pr.
$2.25, and $1.75
Womens and Boys pr...... $2.25
and $1.75
Childrens, pr $1.29, $1.25, $1.05
An assortment of twelve different items
cut with an attractive daisy design. A
very desirable Christmas gift.
59^
42 Pc. Dinner
Sets
All these wagons have disc wheels. Bod­
ies are painted red and have solid rub­
ber tires.
$8.95
Size of Body
10x20 inches
10 1-2 x 24 inches
12x28 inches
14x32 inches
14x34 inches
SANTA CLAUS
60 piece Dinner Set. Imported. The dec
oration is of a distinctive and pleasing
design edged with gold. All handles are
Matt Gold. A most pleasing and effect­
ive table setting.
will be here in person Saturday from 10 to
11 o’clock A. M. He wants to see all the lit­
tle children.
COME!
$87.50
Price
$3.95
$4.95
$6.25
$9.65
$11.50
Velocipedes
A child gets more enjoyment from these
than from most any other toy. They are
built strong and have solid rubber tires
Priced according to size and quality.
$5.75, $5.97, $6.25,
$13.75.
Si 1.75.
$11.95
$16.45
DOLLS
MAMA DOLLS RANGNG IN PRICE FROM 125 TO 9.50
OTHER DOLLIES FROM 10 CENTS UP.
________ < OMI’ARE PRICES.
Kiddie Cars
The ideal toy for the little tots. They sel­
dom ever wear out. Priced at $2.75 and 2.25.
The following two numbers have Disc
Wheels and solid rubber tires. Priced at
$5.75
GIFT PACKAGE TRIMMINGS
Here you will find a varied assortment of
Xmas Seals, Cards, tags. Tinsel Cord, Ribbon-
lene, White and Colored Tissue Paper. Every­
thing required for a neat Xmas package.
PRICED AT 5c and 10c
10*19*
25* 35* & UP
l ink, Blue, Lavander, Gold. Regu­
lar values to $1.25. Friday and Sat­
urday only
FELT SLIPPERS
Colors: Brown, Purple, America!
Beauty, China Blue. Sizes 31-2 to &
Value to $1.50 a pair. Friday aM
Saturday only
75X each $ 1 .OO pr.
LADIES HEAVY BLACK
SILK HOSE
R,Ui'|SOn b jaSd- Were S2-50 a Pair-
r i lday and Saturday only
K
100 BOXES D. M. C.
Crochet Cotton
White and colors. Large balls. *
sizes. Friday and Saturday only
25/ ball
Stamped Sets and Pieces
Doll Carriages
Selected for strength and beauty the Dollies
mistress will surely be proud when she takes
the dolly visiting in one of these. Notice the
prices. All have rubber tires.
Ivory or Grey Enamel
Ivory or Grey Enamel
Tan Enamel ......
Black and a beauty
Blue, a darling ..........
Turkish Towels
100 PAIR LADIES
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HLV POLLS HERE AND SAVE MONEY.
DO YOUR SHOPPING NOM
AND GET YOUR CHOICE
LARGE FANCY
$ 1.50 pr.
You never saw so many beautiful dolls in your life Dolls that sleep, that talk, that
walk, with Curly hair, all perfect darlings.
We have the Famous E. 1. HORSMAN Dolls bought direct from the manufacturer
which means a saving to you.
$4.75
All Men, and Boys Suits and Over­
coats and Mackinaws, Friday-Saturday
Coaster Wagons
Just received shipment of 42 piece Din-
mu sets. Beautiful decorations. Will
make wonderful gifts. Per set
Haviland China
All Ladies and Misses Coats, Dress
Skirts in the house, Friday-Saturday
$3.65
4.98
5.65
9.35
10.65
Consisting of guest towels Scarfs, Luncheon Sets, etc., all to be sold «” *
day and Saturday only at
25% OFF
GRAND LEADER
rillamook, Oregon