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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1924)
FRIDAY, APRIL TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 8 PENNINGTONS Authentic Styles Superior Fabrics Our buyer of Ready-To-Wear has just returned from market, with a supply of especially attractive numbers, selected from the largest wholesale stocks in the west. Your individual garment is here. Stouts especially. Modertely priced. SILK BLOUSES $20 & $37.50 SPECIAL SPECIAL RATINE $1.00 yd EXTRA VALUE Pumps and Sandals Expressing style in terms of quality without invoking the aid of high prices. New York’s latest styles including Hollywood san dals, Classic Grey Buck and Suede's in several shades. TISSUE GINGHAM Large ■¡ortment children’s low shoes, modertly priced. BOY’S Women'» SUITS Moderately Priced THE QUALITY STORE Coats, Dresses Blouses and Skirts Women’s Best Workmanship DRESS SHIRTS BLOUSES $1.50 ea. WITH OK WITHOUT COLLAR 95/ ea. Men and Boys FANCY STRIPES CHILDREN’S 2-PANTS Dresses 65/ yd Suits $6.00 HATS and CAPS SPECIALS Hats $5.00 SUITS $25 $35 $50 SOMETHING NEW »V l »j WAV/ iilHWWW Capt. A. W. French, formerly phys ical director at the Tillamook high, INSURED CAR Free Delivery and has been taken to the marine hospital Pick up Service for RIER E. A. Clausson has been elected at Bremerton, Wash, for medical principal of the Wheeler schools for treatment, having been taken serious Tillamook, City the ensuing year. Safe delivery guaranteed. ly ill at Forest Grove, where himself Take advantage of this. We are governed by the Pub E. F. Lyster, one of the pioneer and wife have been attending the Uni Our truck will call at your lic Service commission of settlers of the Beaver section, was in versity. Mrs. Orpha Eastman, Airs. residence any time day or Oregon and each truck car night to pick up packages, the city Tuesday last, with business French’s mother, will go over to stay ries heavy liability and cargo trunks any kind of freight, at the court house. with her daughter for a few weeks, I insurance. baggage or express. Preston Marolf and two others have leaving the latter part of the present taken contracts to convey logs from week. a logging camp, in which Connie Dye W. D. Shafer of Rockaway was in will begin to operate early this month, the city Thursday, and was seen at I to a dumping place on the Trask the court house. river, when the logs will be run down Thomas Coates, Jr. will sing the WHAT DAY AND WHAT MONTH? IT MAY BE to the lower bay. The new camp will “Holy City” in the Christian church be located on the divide between Kil- next Sunday, at 11 a. m. “The Lucky Birthday’’— lam and Fawcett creeks, where some “Come my friends, and see the no one knows. Just having good timber will be cut up into log Gypsy Rover, in the H. S. Gym. Fri length for mill on the lower bay. “The Lucky Birthday” day night.”—Adv. The womans missionary society of may be worth anywhere T. Shillinglaw of near Hemlock was the Christian church will meet at the from $1.00 to $10.00 to you Freight trucks leave Portland daily except in the city Friday last on business. Christian church, Thursday April 10 Mr. Shillinglaw first came to Sand — and it costs nothing to Sunday at 5:00 P. M. arriving at Tillamook for at 2 o’clock. Every one invited. lake in this county in 1888, later re enter “ The Lucky Birth early morning delivery. It is learned that Al Reynolds, who moving to the Hemlock district in Returning leaves Tillamook at 5 P. M. day Prize Contest.” lives north of this tity, was stricken 1909. He keeps a few cows and has These are strictly Portland-Tillamook trucks Every boy or girl under with paralysiA last Sunday night. Mr. quite a tract of timber and pasture, Reynolds is an old resident of the besides enough cleared to do some and will not stop to pick up freight at intermedi 15 years of age can enter. county, and therefore is well known. farming. Mr. Shillinglaw was born in All you have to do is to ate points. C. I. Clough was up to the Shepherd Scotland, but has been a resident id' bring father or mother MATHERS TRUCK SERVICE Springs east of Portland, for two or this county for 36 years past. with you to this store and Offices three days, last week. J. J. Hollett, a Blaine rancher, was fill out a Contest Card John Jacober of Nehalem was a in the city last Friday. TILLAMOOK: PORTLAND: with the date of your county seat caller Wednesday. F. E. Dugan, a brother-in-law of 209' 2 SECOND AVE. E. birthday. That is all— Mrs. A. M. Hoffman had her tonsils M. E. Gruber of Trask lodge, and 49 N. EKONT ST. Tel. 65 W and Mutual removed last Friday at the office of wife, are visiting the Grubers at the nothing else is necessary— Night Phone 11R Tel. Broadway 8420 Dr.E. R. Ringo, and is getting along lodge. Mr. Dugan formerly lived at nothing need be bought. ASK TO SEE NUMBERS nicely. Beaver in this county, leaving her- But you must bring par E. K. Scovell, one of the oldest in about two years ago for Oakland STORAGE ent or guardian with you L163, F856 AND F250. habitants in point of residence in the California. They have now returned Our Portland fireproof Ship Household goods to verify your birthday Nehalem section, was in the city last to this county with the intention of warehouse i s especially equipped for handing stor Wednesday on business, and incident once more stopping in good ohi Tilla- date. . by truck age of furniture and house ally meeting old friends. Mr. Scovell monk. came to Nehalem in the year 1870 hold goods, compar.ments LUCKY BIRTHDAY Mayor J. Merrel Smith, who was Our large added van is at fifty four years ago. He said there uniformly he ited fo pianos PRIZE CONTEST’’ confined to his home for a few days was no road tax to pay when he came and moi-; mf fooms for your service with experienc last week, was out for the first time to the county, for the reason that i rugs. This is where your Lvery boy or girl whose birthday is the same as “The Lucky Birthday” will receive a Cash prire-i Saturday, and has practically recov- ed packers to attend to every then were no roads—nothing but goods will be taken care of !P.a> , *, ot. or $2-50 or $1—that all depends upon how many boys and girls have “The Lud er«d from an attack of influenza. detail of the moving problem. Indian trails, Mr. Scovell is hale right. Lowest insurance rate Birthday —which will be announced by us on Saturday April 19, at 8 p. m. You can register your bid George Smith of Nehalem was a day any time up to 6 p. m. April 19. and hearty, and can do a good day's in this building. “The Lucky Birthday is in a sealed envelope at the First National Bank. Absolutely no one known ti Work, should occasion require, and still county visitor last Friday. date in the envelope-Ut it is ONE of the 366 days in 1924, that is the anniversary of the birthday i Mrs. M. D. Ackley is enjoying a has time to keep up with the current some boy- or girl in this community, who will get the money—if entered in “The Lucky Birthday Pn» national, state and county events, in visit from her mother, Mrs. Lou D. Contest described above. E. W. Stark had a tumor removed He is at a hospital here, receiving cluding the latest news about “Tilla Jones of Medford. Mrs. Jones plans from hi* right eye last Sunday, which medical attention. to remain for about six weeks. mook county going bankrupt!” had been bothering him for some time Mrs. L. L. i randall of this city, Friday. April 4, in the T. H. S. I’ll see you at the High School 8Re SelleSS'""!^’'' Ith'^'Reg^rattt Apn^Wth“ ’ [last, The optic is getting along in who was injured in an auto accident Gymnasium , Friday night, April 4.— gymnasium, at 8 o’clock, you will be good shape. ■ at Astoria, some weeks ago, has so well entertained.—Adv. Adv in ou^s oreat 8 n^m A?^CkV8t<i to be kept at First National Bank and to be opened pul C. Krrchberg of Wheeler, was a I far recovered, as to be removed from The Tinshop theatre of this city W. F. Kane of Nehalem, was in the to that ch id If mw’ 19tb; IVun,yJ°ne chlld has under the lucky date $10 cash the hospital to hfer home, and is get to that child. It more than one it will be divided equally among them. which formerly was conducted by county seat visitor last Saturday. city on business last Thursday. C. L. McCulloch, state bridge eng ting along nicely. A delegation from Garibaldi was up Toby Oliver, has been sold to A. B. J. H. Bryant, general agent for the here to see the county court Wednes Curtis of Garibaldi, who opened the ineer, and deputy state engineer Pax day last, seeking to have Garibaldi theatre to the public last week. It is ton, of Portland, were over to this North American Accident company precinct made a separate Justice of understood that the litigation which county and inspected the big bridge was in from Portland the latter part threatened, concerning the theatre, at Nehalem, last Friday. The bridge of last week. the peace district. Friday, April 4, bring your girl to has been amicably settled out of is the finest one in the county, and Frank Gooch, who had an attack the H. S. gymnasium and learn how court, and that the goddess of peace connects with the new dyke road of appendicitis last week, is now able now mildly broods over the once su- across the river from Nehalem. to spoon.—Adv. to be around again. He is a lineman C. R. Hoevet of Wheeler was in for the Coast Power company. S. G. Reed, of the Necarney Moun per-heated atmosphere of "China- town Monday. tain ranch, was in the city Thursday, town." * M. E. Gruber, proprietor of the W. B. Neal and E. E. Hanson were Trask House summer resort up the See Lord ('raven, in the Gypsy on business at the court house. Mr. Klamath Falls—Pelican Bay lum Reed is a candidate for commissioner Rover. Friday night in the T. H. S. in town from Blackrock, Polk county, Trask river, was in town Monday last. ber company will start with night and He is rather clever, jast Monday, on a fishing trip. from the north end of the county Still gymnasum. He reports that the summer bridge day shifts on April 1. Mrs. Robt. Gilpin and daughter of Doncha knew ? — Adv. another candidate for commissioner, is in, and that everything is lovely Ed West, mayor of Nehalem, was this city, were visitors to Portland, up in the highlands. is W. H. Sales of Foley. While here Mr. Reed filed as a candidate, as did in town Monday of this week, on busi this week. CARD OF THANKS Will Elliott, a pioneer of the Tilla L. C. Garrison, at one time a pic Mr. Sales, A. H. Brimhall, and Rert ness matters. We wish to thank all who so kindly ♦ mook country in 1871. was in the IN Hudson, the latter for sheriff E. W. Blanchard and Jess Hayes, ture operator at the old Rex theatre city Monday swapping a few words j a’S,sted in the sickness, death and Eliot Henderson, youngest on of of Bay City, were in town, on busi has returned to this county to stay in “jargon" with his old friend, M. V burial of our darling one that passed Judge J. L. Henderson of thia city, ness last Monday. They report that permanently. and is accompanied by Stillwell. Mr. Elliott is now living I a^iy' arrived Tuesday last from Los Ang all houses in Bay City are occupied; his family. They are at present stop on the old home place on the Kilches MR AND *' MRS. WILLIAM TURNER les on a visit to his father The form that the mill is running on full time; ing at Garibaldi. Mr. Garrison was river. er states that the slump in oil in law and that fishermen are getting ready up to the county seat Monday, looking The Gypsies are coming they will >W|Consult Dr. J. G. Turner, ', eye Angeles has put a large army of oil for the spring run of Chinooks. Crab around. The Garrisons returned here specialist, entertain you in the high school gym ”t3Pr *"r*y National handlers out of work, and that ft is a Ashing will soon open up in full blast, from North Bend, Coos county. building. Thursdays only. nasium Friday, April 4, at 8 o'clock 19tf F. M Vail and family left Thurs poor place to go for work at thia time, and every one who has a boat or a or in fact at any time, as the corpora crab outfit expects to get after the day last for their new home near —Adv. Skill combined with ex Abe Bloom of the Bloom Furniture tions there hire Mexicans in prefer crustaceans at a lively rate. Most Beaverton, Washington county, where ence to white labor, which labor they of the crabs caught at Bay City are he has purchased 20 acres of land, company, was a passenger to Mc QjR perience assure scientific MUSIC, AND COMEDY ey« ex ____ Minnville last Sunday. can get for less money. He also re shipped to San Francisco, as the Bay and will try small farming. examination, proper Herman Smith was injured on the ports that the hoof and mouth disease City crabs are said to have a special Dr. Shearer was in Fortland last on h?* eye’ tOn’nlt Dr ThomD- is raging in Southern California, with flavor that is not found in any such head last Monday at the Tillamook Thursday and Friday attending a son »on o„ hlg re(ruUr ’ flying stick of wood. wood | meeting of the officers of the O. N G like crabs on the coast. great loss of cattle, hogs, etc. Spruce mill by a Hying nesday. April 9, Tillamook hotel. 2sl' » LOCAL NEWS ITEMS GOOD NEWS FOR THE CHILDREN MÄTHERS When Is Your Birthday? TRUCK SERVICE WE DELIVER THE GOODS RULES OF THE CONTEST It Pays to Pay Cash at Larson & Hechtner : Macy-Baird Comedians VAUDEVILLE AT THE COLISEUM Sunday-Monday, April fi-7 ihX’toïthe corTert TWO NIGHTS ONLY