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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
1
Storewide sale announces double Gold Bond stamps on 10 cent cash purchases this Friday. New Spring Shoes for women and young ladies feature low and regular cut models in a variety of leathers and styles.
Local store Needful Notions announces an April week sale aimed at through spring crafters. Readers are urged to read each item, mark wanted notions, and attend the cut price sale this week for thessmakers and sewers.
An advertisement touts American Lady corsets with fashionable shapes including low bust and straight rib styles. It invites customers to view new spring models emphasizing superior fit, quality, and style.
Special April waist item priced at $2.00 showcases clever tailored waists with lay-down round broad collar French cuffs and exquisitely embroidered fronts. Described as high art and classy tailoring from fashion's latest waist designs.
You are invited to inspect our display of beautiful new gowns and dresses. Magnificent variety of new models and exclusive showing of Passion’s dress modes at special prices. Includes wool silk satin fabrics with Spring colors and chic silhouettes. Wool dresses priced from 8.75 to 19.50, silk petticoats 2.75, chiffon sateen petticoats 4.59, with brocaded effects and latest styles.
Fragmentary ad notes Rema offers children's nobby coats priced at about four dollars and seventy five cents with a new sprig style and warster shrophierd chen finish. Brews appears as a brand or shop name in the snippet.
Daily current filings at court house list transfers and property deeds across Tillamook and surrounding areas. Entries include Nehalem Bay Co to Harry Behnke and many other parcels in Oceanlake Park Manzanita Beach and Sunset Beach, with amounts ranging from $10 to $15,000.
Courier reports John Whiteman of Oretown as a passenger on the Guleoing Tillamook stage Saturday. An eight-pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas T. Brooks yesterday. A nine-pound girl welcomed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hanson. L. M. Keaner buys a Pie 86 automobile to be delivered when roads permit. James left for Salmon River country to visit a brother. Ralph Wershsel returns from two months in Portland.
A. Pluasker advertises 14 acres bottom land with buildings and livestock for 4600. A new 9 room bungalow with basement on 1 acre and berries near the depot requested 2300. A fine 10 room home with 5 acres and berries listed at 5000. Acreage in price to suit.
The Tillamook County Holiness Association will meet Friday evening at 7 20 at the home of H W Holmes. Nazarene class gathers Sunday P M at 8 oclock at the same residence. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
A Sunday evening union meeting at the Methodist Church drew a large crowd from the Prepsterian, Christian, United Bretie and Methodist churches. Rev. A Mackenzie urged Christian citizenship and the World Christian Citizenship Conference at Portland, while Rev. Jope discussed the Webb Bill and anti liquor efforts. A collection for eastern food sufferers raised $20.57.
The Dr Mills public sale drew a large attendance with hogs and cows in strong demand. Local residents A A Benton of Willamina visited his sister Mrs Desmerd. Turner and Schilds traveled to Portland on business. Dorr went to Netarts to work on the sew road. Blackburns shopped in Tillamook while Mrs W E Anderson visited Reynolds. Vearson returned from Nehalem after two months work. Clarence Nelson began at the cheese factory vat. Watt’s donkey engine clears ground as Blackburn plans moving to Blaine and Churchill moves onto the Mills place. Moore family visited Woods of Beaver last Sunday.
Readers are invited to subscribe to the semi weekly Herald with a promotion offering Fifty Gold Bond Trading Stamps as a year’s subscription incentive. This notice promotes the value of subscribing and collects interest in the stamp program.
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