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LAMAR'S DRUG oTORE
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We Haven't a
glngle Customer
wlioJtnulcH here hixmw: he II At? to; lie loc it hecntiHe
'a- wmitH to, hccniiite he is Hat.Hfictl with oitr l'oo1
HOodHtnd priecH.
We want nil your buRlniM in everyday Hupplicn
mid you won't lone by Kv'"K it to us.
Groceries, Rubber Boot and Clothing,
Sawa, Axes, Nails a'nd a thousand other
things you can get right at
The Satisfaction Store
HEMLOCK. ORE.
'f I US STORK IS NOT Ol'HN SUNDAYS
Sc. Atnmer Furniture Co. for din
Loc.il ffapptti.tias . X ,. i ,
' rw ; A. Mlbrrt. mcrelmnt of Heaver,
was If. Uiti today.
! Money to tomi on farm mortgages.
... I Mrs. J. T. ll.rri.. Sr., left Wednce.
bi.i t Aiwwr .. M.y or I'oriUmi where ah will vl.lt at
tit iamr of llcmtoflk w.i In jiiie homo of hr daughter for s while
tsUlJa. Alt-.... M .l... I... . I.I...
A rr cut fur I2.M. S,ulh nm al Kugonc. returned
!'' IWaJneadav
, ll tm llot of lUy City In , ' YuUU l-'UKK SAMPl.i: of HKK-
5 !' OUKTS l now rrn.lv al I.Hmli.Sr)ir..
Ail , Nod? aUut the "Uric Man" ;der C.' OlIWt. l,ti C. Lnmb.
jfcsp I'uilcr. tor clearing land, ' -n,. t- Ortihon' imvcii at the Crm
ki i II. dl . . ll !.. I i . a . .1. 1
r r. i aim icituf "i nay itv inraur nini wni aiiKUunccu a
A cittw Her wAiitctl ; Will ulve re nt . Thratro will run high cU picture
!lor S A, C Kvrr.tm. , r. v -r y murtdsy niK'Mi mi rurtiami
KM. Mark Harrison I vultttifc Dm
! prlcp, lf bihJ lt, an thry Imvo tueurttl
all of William Pi' Utc nrixliictioni.
i Fair
! It... L . u.u... I I 1 -
Aitkin, .if dry wi. Hc Sl.rt.le. ";"
JW. KM.twn -Ur. U Wl tIV. a! I...,,,,- A.l.lrn.. lOt Tllla.
bad iikturo fn witii very li.W ni(
f or rale or imuo, one ncavy icam
w. ( Tahl uf Muhlsr l HiiainouH
nor iixiav
ami one litfht team; win take city
iiroixity. Sec ShrtMlc.
ButU all VhvU t the THUmook - , .,,..,.,.,,,.. ,ml Krwl jobltc.h
Ikat .Store f .,-,U.L In ik. rlit.' no dual.
8. C W uml Hud Wallarct of Wcdiirdny.
ka.Ma.a I ML ll'lita.a.Ul i
i ii Kfh rnt i hM in in Mtu-w i fiN l i j i.
II Nlill lf atv iKniMvwn - t-
Craat rhyor I buying all Wln.lt of K.1(ldtfV., of thor "Satunlny SpccUU."
4 to him I ...
i Todd Hotel nikt hro of your
TUTjild Hold froo mm mcoU nil Krco burn for our i;ueU.
.MM. JH1. VjOUlswurio nuti whukiiivi
mm!., tr tm f. Jntifi. I . i.i . . tt..it ... .. r.li..t
--.i... .v. j - q riraiani micy ur iinwuuvn
We aab and up. .honiMjri to.Uy.
Crl Sbortrldgo nd family of nolph. . .,. ..i........ ..rtv
T"' manit.civinir iy wnn wienu., .. , ,..,
bt I
.. 1 SattinUy .iK-clhlii: I.InK baunnKc
Tlk your Inrui. It pay. ,Vrlt Vual nm 0, f,omil country
nte,l. Hemlock wood. See .Shr.Hle. , "nu.nk.-e. Tillmwwk Menl Comimuv.
Dr.i.ny Tt.. r . iv,....ai,. SutliUy night nt tho Gem Thrntrr,
. ..a i... Lt r A ImIi r htirli.V
ti mm i ll ll 1 1 17 r it aa 1 iiid iii'iii i itutiti ' w
UitirrrI, .. i.lnr.. .i N.iu.iml Uanlln comedy In two mrw. uoinom-
(tail In Hi., :... L'UHIIT uui w..i.
.v in., ii.iii,
J.M.IIkKr.,f ll...rW.. In town I Hull.: H MmU nt mo .mnmoo
Ro. lUmlln, the houn mover, In
II Breiiarod and i-nuiiilKJd to linndle
.ti t . i . . . . . . .I . n
IlLBIInatf h I.I. I h. f.llii Itlflt II rilll
- - nm ii, I,, miw pM n... "
DriiL' Store.
Kor imN'. Iure broil Mnmmoth Pronce
Tom turl(oy, $1.00 ei.oh. Mr. C. A.
McDonald, llUInt;. Ore.
iaa i ii k .'u i t. ii . ,aiv.
j IteKinnliii: U,i llrnt of thn month, thu
! Tillamook Dnlry, llurna lln., I'runi.,
will noil milh Ml 7c 11 qunrt itrnlcht for
cmIi and 4c n pint, nnd "tc n unllon,
Money to Imin on lit r t nliua lurm
morluiiK'i'i. I'lrat Niitorml lUnk.
A. (I. Amtncr, of tlio A miner Kur
nllure Vh, hft WcnneMlny on n bul
tieai trip to Portland whuru ho wont to
buy furnlturti.
Mi llt)lt!i llnnli, ncIiooI tciichur at
Cloverdrtli. aiwnt Sundny with tho
homo folk Imre.
Glenn iimiiiu, eomfortnbht bed, con-
lilrrnte' trentment, reasonable rutei
with free buna. Tills la what tho Tcdil
Hotel haa lo l;IIci.
UmbretlN with Kold uml ivnry hundlo
blown from (xirch nt Ammcr residence.
Kinder plenae return to Herald ollirc
nnil receive reward.
Wm A. Dalrymple, of Portland,
ndmlniatrntor of the calnta of Mr.
Jennie Cone deceaaed, wa in the city
(hit week looking after nlfnlrn in con
iiectlun with the ealnte.
Kor Sale: Pure-bred HhoJo lilnnd
ltil CockercU, 7 monlha old. $1.00
carh. Krnncia Welah. iilnliie. Ore.
Leslie Harrison who l attending
school at (Uirvnllls spent 'I hankaglvlng
day Willi Tllluinook tlends.
ISaxanr and. Sample I'nir given by
the Ladies Alii of tho Cnriatiiin Church.
S'ext door to I'otlolllce Dercmbur 4lh.
Mrs. Jesrie West ami sun Thcndor of
llrewster, Minn., spent ThankuKiving
ilny al the homo of their friends the
C. J. Ivdwartla family. They are mak
ing an extended visit In the west.
Mrs rvdward (iitllns was culled to
Woodhurn by the Illness of her grntd
daughtar Catherina Mishler, dnughter.
of Prof. Mishler, of the Woodhurn
schools.
C, Giddlns and wife of Kockayuy
spent Thanksgiving day nt the Hewley
parental home. Mr. Giddlns returned
home tixlny but Mrs. Giddins will re
main for n week.
The infant child of John Zurcher hns
been til w'ith nil ntctcrsi under the jnw.
Dr. Hoals Innced ttie abscess today.
Door mat free with cash purchase of
V 00 or more. Ammor Kumiturc Co.
The, operetta uml musicnl program
which was given at Uie Academy last
Tuesday evening whs well attended.
Those Inking part all did very nicely.
The evening's entertainment was a
success in every was.
list, mi fancy pin, long sire, on
streets of Tillamook. Finder return
same to Mrs. Itumer. M.00 reward.
Will Kalelgh of Pacific City, took the
train here Wednesday for Portland
I where he spent Thanksgiving day.
Prom Portland he goes to Sheridan to
' visit friends and from Sheridan he will
return to Pacific City.
Mrs. W. Jollillu is visiting In
, Hillsboro. Mr. JollitTe expects to join
her soon it ml they wilt go on a two
month's vacation to Southern Kansas
where they will visit friends.
n 5arJWi,51y'E-Tok1"'
In LiuBett'rt candy laboratories you find exemplified
the hlgheiit art of cand.y milking. AMninua Mentis
The exquisite flavors in U.ur many le lie oup hie j
the .laintv arrangement of each 1
the clennRnvM and purity that makes ilf JJJffi
the instant the cover is rc.movcd-these are some ol the
things identified with every package and every piece
of JUggett's Chocolates.
. it j.iuj..Mllfl wtlrloidv!br
Hiilh; nil kinds nt the Tillamook
Drug SUire,
Mr. II. C. Hanson announces' that
since the tubercular test has made It
dlfileult to secure milk he will cnargu
7". In advance and 8c. at the close of
th? month, 'the ticket system will be
uied.
W. C. Trombley and family of I!ny
City, Chas. Trombley and daughter
Mrs. Jns. Horry of West Hranch,
Mich., nnd P. S. Kuril and family and
Wm, llHtton of ClovenJale, spent
Thanksgiving day al the C. K. Trom
bley home. Mrs. Herrv left lor Mich
Igsn Vttiny.
M. Doty, who was insisting In get
ting some of the Coals logging cars
ready for shipment on a barge to the
new logging road on Bewley Creek, had
the misfortune to have n railroad Iron
fall and strike him across the foot. He
did not receive the full weight of the
rail. However, it came down hard
enough tu crush his foot ipjite badly.
The accident occured last Saturday hnd
he has been walking with crutches
since.
(5. W. Coffmnn was arrested the first
of the week on the charge of viula'.ini:
the Sunday 'losing law. On Sunday
evening Marshal Myers noticed Colf
rniiii leave his Saloon with a package
which he gave to another man. The
msrshul made nn Investigation und
discovered that the package contained
whisky. The case was taken before
Recorder Aschirn. CofTman contends
that the liquor was purchased on Sat
urday night by m man at logging camp
and he was simply giving It to a third
party for delivery. The attorneys in
the case will make their pleadings
later.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD?
Hams nnd farm liuildings of all
kinds eroclrd by experienced carpenter,
either by runtmcl or days work. Plans
and estimates furnished for all kinds of
carpenter work. J. M. I.ilsberg, Mu
ual Phone.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GEN ER AU HTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During ths Past
Week.
L. L. HOY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Hell Phono-Olficc 6, Residence G U
Mutual Phone Office and Residence
TILLAMOOK BLOCK
Tax Ratios Are Settled.
Halrin. Tho tat tax comtnlsslom
has aom()1r-:ed the permanwii ratios
to Ijii used in apportlonltiK the assess
ment on thi public utility corporations
III Iho dlfferfot counties, Counties
hcvlng tho highest ratios will rccflvo
the srcalost tax from the public utili
ties. Tho ratios follow: f!.tker, 76;
Heiilon, 05; Chi'-kamas, CS; triatsop,
IH; Columbia, 77, Coos, C7; Crook, 3;
Curry, RC; Douglas, 74; Ollllam, 7S;
Orant, C4; Harnoy, 65; Hood Hirer.
C8; Jnckson, C.',; Jefferson, 72; Jose
phine, TI; Klamath, 10; Lake, 73;
I.nno, C5; Lincoln, 93; Linn, 66; Mal
heur, 63; Marlon, 6S; Morrow, 88;
Multnomah, 62; Polk, 53; Sherman,
OS; Tillamook, W; Umatilla. 80; Un
ion, 71; WiUlowa, 73; Wasco. 75;
V.'ashlnc'.on. 58; Wheeler, 72, and
Yamhill, 52.
Dr. Jack Olson
RESIDENT DENTIST
Office Hours Irorn 'J a. m. to 5 p. m.
Oddfellow Baildinx
Roth Phones
C GEORGE WILLEtf
' Attorney at Law
Office In Tillamook Block
I WEBSTER HOLMES
j Attorney at Law
! COMMERCIAL HLDG.. ROOM 12
J. R. CALLAHAN
Lawyer
General practice In all state and
Federal Courts
Commercial Club Hldg. Tillmook.
Electric Row Settled.
MH)ford.Alter three years' dis
pute in wlifn Veto matter was fousht
out In the courts In favor of the elec
tric compary, the city of Medford and
tho California-Oregon Power company
have finally reached a settlement
whereby the city receives 3 per cent
of the gross earnings of the company
, r.nd a reduction cf 50 per cent In the
coat of street lighting. Medford, on
the other hand, concedes the electric
franchise as lepal and agrees to pay
all hack charges for electricity,
amounting to several thousand dollars.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Furnished or unfurnished apartments
for rent nt the Tileo Apartments in
the Masonic buildine. All modern
conveniences, nt business center.
Enoulrc at Herald Office.
Methodist Church Notes.
Sunday Nov. 23th.
Sunday School 10 o'clock. Opening of
session by young people's class. W. E.
Noycs Supt.
Kive minute sermon by pastor.
Morning Worship 11 o'clock. Theme:
"Forgiveness of Sins."
Class Meeting 12 M. W. M. Heaston,
Leader.
Evening Service 7:30. Theme of ser
mon: "The folly of Atheism."
Good music. Good old Hymns. Come
and welcome.
Edward Gittins, Pastor.
Subscribe for tho ller.il.l it comes,
twice u week.
Ask The Man Who
Rents
He will pay you from $2.00 to $L00? more
per month for your house it it litis ft well equip
ped bath room
Think of flit
Actually from 24 to 3G per cent on the in
vestment or about Vfr of the not return from
that house you rented Cun you invest
$100.00 any better.
SEE
R. F. 2ACHMANN about it
Tillamook's Leading Plumbing & SheetMetaT Shop
Celand B. Erwin
Teacher of P ano
Uiploma from the Chicago
-Mu.ic;tl College
A complete stock of sheet music
and Technic Books.
Terms :- $-1.00 per months instruction
Factory Representative tor the
CMUI'li & BUTLER PIANOS
And Plover Pianos.
TILLAf1O0K UNDERTAKING CO.
J R. N'. HEN'KLK. Mgi.
located in Joncs-Knudson Bu'Idlng
Funerr.l Director and Licensed Em bit line
; Lndv Assistant When Requested.
VOTE ON SUNDAY CLOSING J J G0YNE
Initiative Petitions Prepared for Re
peal of Law.
Portland. Oregon's Sunday closing
law, now before the federal court on
a question of constitutionality. Is to
be submitted to tho voters of the state
next fall under the Initiative. Peti
tions asking for the submission of the
question of repealing the act have
been printed and will be circulated
throughout the r.tate.
Dan Kcllaber heads a committee of
merchants behind the plan. The
printed petitions have been delivered
to him, and will be placed In the hands
of circulators at once.
The Sunday closing low In question
was passed by the legislature In 18G4
and was never repealed. It was re
surrected recently to force the closing
of grocery stores. Soon after the old
law was dug up and an effort made
to enforce it persons opposed tc the
closing of grocery stores and other
places, except saloons, on Sundays, be
gan work on the plan to submit the
question to the voters. The result
Is the printed petitions and an organ
lied plan for their circulation through
out the state. When the petitious are
signed and filed a campaign will be
made to have tho voters repeal the
law.
Attomey-at-Law azu
Land Office Business.
OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE
H. T. BOTTS
Lawyer
COMPLETE SET Of ASTRACTS.
Oflice 202-204-. 'lillamook
Block
Tillamook - Ore.
I E. J.Claussen
I Law ye: r
Deutscukr Advokat
Commercial Building
J. E. REEDY, D. V. M.
VETERINARIAN
(Both Phones)
Tillamook
Oregon
Land Grant Conference Adjourns.
Salem. Unable to obtain any state
ment from the Southern Pacific rati
road company's representatives
whereby the state and tho railroad
eould agree on a plan for disposal of
tho Oregon Sc. California railroad
srant lands, subject to tho approval
of congress, the commltteo appointed
by tho land grant conference last Sep
tember adjourned without action. By
a resolution lutroduced by G. M. Gar
land, of Lebanon, the committee de
cided to meet asfti" December 1.
Pioneer Transfer Co.
G. L. DICK & SON, Props.
j Both Phones
j The Same Price to Everyone
DR. ELMER D. ALLEN,
Dentist,
Has Located io the Commercial BIdf.,
Succeeding Dr. P. J. Sharp.
All Work Guaranteed, Both Phones.
Office Hours:
Open Evenincs from 7 until 8 o'clock
One Apple Yield Heavy.
Hood River. While the local apple
crop In the aggregate and that of tho
entire northwest, as well, will bo far
shorter than normally, a number of
local tracts have produced phenomen
al yields this season. One of tho
bumper crops 1ms been harvested by
N. W, Bono, from a 12-year-old or
chard, lie hurvested more than G00O
boxes, about 400 trees yielding the
greater part of this crop.
Geo. P. Wmslow
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Tillamook Block
Room 202
Tillamook. Oregon
JOHN LCLANO HENDERSON
Attorne-ut-taw
Abstracter
Tillamook County Bank Bldg.
PETER BECKER
Merchant Tailor
2nd East .Avenue
DRY CLEANING PRESSING AND
REPAIRING
Union Will Close Tight
La arande. Drug stores may sell
nothing but drugs on Sunday. Hotels
may furnish meals and lodgings ouly.
Tho grand jury for Uulon county roii
dored n decision to this effect lu Its
report on tho Sunday closing law,
Violators will ba prosecuted, It sayB.
Tho graud jury recommended that tho
law bo enforced to Its utmost, scopo
whllo it remains ou tho Oregon statute
books,
Big Paper Factory at Albany.
Albany. Tho Thomas Pulp Sc. Paper
corupauy was launched at a session
of the Albany commercial club, here.
An organizing commltteo, beaded by
Mayor L. M.. Carl, was appointed to
proceed with tho necessary arrapgo
inouU to secure tho ereptlpn of tho
plant In tbla city. The first uu(t as
proposed will ccst ' approximately
750.000.
Eat
Vifeteck's
Bread
TILLAMOOK BAKERY
AT ALL GROCERS
FOR. SALE
97 anres of rich bottom land ono. mile
of Mohler, Or., on South Fork !t Ne-
halem River." f.One mile from church
und cheese factory, less than i- mile
from school house. Has river frontage
of 600 ft., clear, of any incumbrance.
Would make a splendid dairy farm.
For ( rlca or fuvthe- lr.forr..r,Inn call
on or write to owner , '
Goo. R. McKimens)
Mohler, Or.
Pfl&S. I CLOUGH CO.