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THUMDAT. SEPTEMBER 22. 1921 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE TWO Peter Norberg Mabel Roddy Claude Ackley Jewel June Paul Fitzpatrick Philip Buslack Sunbeam REPORT FOR MONTH OF AUGUST Bros. Star High purebred cow. Owner Paul Dürrer Tillamook Cow-Teating Association » N Clay REPORT OF TILLAMOOK COW TESTING O •f 99 Fitzpatrick. Name of cow J aria of of Tillamook. Homer Mason Evangeline Secretary Paul Fitzpatrick, Testers Sequoia. Breed Guernsey. Age 5 yean W » Linnie Months since fresh 5. Months record: M »> Peters and Halt Lindy milk 1539; fat 7233. Average pounds of milk per cow 784 Roscoe Barker Spot High grad« cow: owner Frank Hedi Spot Average pounds of butterfat per ger. Name of cow No. 3. Breed, John Berns Caroline No. 2 . cow 35.14 Gr. Jer. Age 6 years. Months since | No. 6 Number of cows tested during the fresh 5. Months record: milk 1367, fat : John Schild W. B. Vaughn Lady month 1136. 88.8«. Number of cows producing over Four more unprofitable cows have . Jim Williams Bonnie May K*nn;e 40 pounds of fat 309. been disposed of during the last Joei 4 Perron Two high purebred herds: month. About 200 people attended 1' Homer Mason, No. cows 13; Avg. the association picnic on Au just 11 lbs. milk, 761; Avg. lbs. fat per cow, in spite of th« fact that many had 39.07. oat hay to harvest. Nearly all mem John Schild, No. cows 27; Avg. lbs. bers are supplementing their pastures milk, 1155; Avg. Iba. fat per cow 38.51 with grain and green feed. Recent Three high grade herds: rains will do much to help out the Clyde Kinryiman 13 1133 53.85 fall feed as it was getting very dry 915 47.80 here In July the cheese factories paid Paul Fitzpatrick 13 L. C. Danielr 19 934 46.57 42c for fat. G. J. C. J. R J. G. J. G. G G. J. G. G. R. G. R. G. R. G. G. H. C. G. R. G. R. H. R II. R. G. G. G. m 416 694 685 611 620 787 949 75« 701 577 1184 818 729 1097 884 713 605 6.1 6.0 6.7 6.5 5.0 4.1 5.1 5.4 6.4 3-2 4.6 43 3.4 4.1 5.0 53 42 64 1539 41.10 40 94 40.30 39.35 38 91 38.5« 37.85 36 93 3739 37.63 35.72 37 30 36.24 35.65 35.09 « FOB LIMITED TIME ONLY ROLL OF HONOR Class A. Cows over 5 years making 5 0 lbs. of fat Cow Owner Breed Milk Per cent Fat No. 3 G. J. 1367 Frank Hediger «.5 A. W. Mills Goldie G. J. 142« 5.5 R. G. 1539 Paul Fitzpatrick Janis 4.7 Cari Possetti G. J. 137« Mollie 5.2 99 r Blossom G. J. 1175 5.5 99 »» Brownie G. J. 1321 4.4 99 Lucy G. J. 918 53 - 9» 99 5.5 * Tagman G. J. 936 99 99 Fritzie G. J. 1020 5.0 Dave Fitzpatrick Rose G. J. 1793 3.9 Lady G. J. 1402 Clyde Kinnaman 5.0 99 Bell G. H. 1541 4.1 99 » Myrtle G. J. 1482 4.3 M 99 Goldie G. J. 1148 5.1 99 99 Lottie G. J. 1132 4.8 99 99 Hazel G. J. 1023 5.1 99 V G. H. 1274 Blackie 4.0 99 9'9 Tagman G. J. 992 5.1 T. B. Hyder Lady G. G. 1463 4.6 99 99 Betty G. J. 1259 4.5 P. J. Sharp Jewel G. G. 1299 5.0 * Brownie a. J. 1135 5.1 99 99 Beaut G. D. 1414 33 99 *9 Bones G. G. 769 63 L. C. Daniels Buttercup G. J. J197 5.4 99 99 Gypsy G. J. 905 6.3 99 99 Bridget G. H. 1283 4.3 99 99 Fleta G. J. 1045 5.2 99 »> Rose G. J. 1122 4.6 99 99 Lizzie G. J. 1125 4.5 Evangeline Louis Weber R J 1349 4.7 99 99 Molly G. J. 1287 4.9 99 99 Jasper G. J. 1113 4.6 99 •9 Minnie G. J. 893 5.7 Cowly Fred Wheeler G. G. 1417 4.4 Arthur Tippin Goldie G. J. 1132 5.5 John Naegeli No. 19 G. G. 1252 43 Barbara Neiger No. 16 G. H. 1414 4.2 Joe Baumgartner Beulah P.BJ 1479 4.0 99 99 Dandy G. J. 818 6.2 Nelson Bros. Jollie R. II. 2465 2.4 Dürrer Bros. Lady G. .T. 1197 4.9 99 99 Rubie G. 1054 5.6 99 99 Beauty G. J. 1113 5.0 99 •9 Jumbo G. H. 1454 33 99 99 Polly G. J. 115« 4.5 John Schild No. 16 R. H. 1500 33 99 99 Ito. 23 R. H. 1618 3.3 N. G. Boquist Maggie G. H. 1476 33 99 No. 18 J. D. 1172 4.7 99 99 G. J. 1042 Rose 5.0 99 99 Nig N. 1274 4.0 John Berns Bessie G. G. 1228 4.5 Henry Gruber Beauty G. J. 1057 5.0 99 99 Grace G. J. 1001 5.1 Josi & Perron Ruby G. J. 1169 4.5 99 Jersey G. J. 1135 4.5 99 99 • Merley G. J. 1237 4.1 99 99 Beauty G. J. 952 5.3 99 99 Bally G. J. 1194 4.2 No. 50 Joe Donaldson G.J. 970 5.4 E. M. Leonnig Blossom G. J. 831 6.3 A. T. Rogers Spot G. H. 905 5.7 Perkins A Van Tress Red Wing J. J. 1029 5.0 Homer Mason Rosy Baber G. G. 1063 43 Clans B. Cows 4 years old making 4 5 pounds of fat Paul Fitzpatrick Rogue R. G. 1159 5.7 ’» •’ Hart G. J. 825 5.6 A. T. Rogers Beauty R. H. 1228 4.3 Neilson Bros. Artis R. H. 1814 2.9 99 99 Grace R. II. 1243 3.7 ' 99 99 Dubs G. J. 930 4.9 99 99 Ethel G. H. 1190 33 "•nnk Hediger No. 12 N. 958 5.4 N. G. Boquist G. H. 1398 PeKgy 3.7 L. C. Daniels Lew G. J. 949 5.4 Josi A Perron Ava G. G. 977 5.2 Gypsy Henry Gruber G. J. 1113 4.1 No. 15 Joe Donaldson G. J. 828 6.1 Tfonier Mason Bessie R. G 1063 4.7 Arthur Tippin Queen G. J. -)42 5.2 Adolf Erickson Pet G. H. 1060 4.6 ’ * Dürrer Bros. Jewel G J. 1293 3.6 - Class C. Cows. 3 years oLl ranking '1 0 pounds of fat. Brindle G. J. 1531 John Bcm« 4.5 Jewel R. J. 1330 5.1 Henry Gruber R H. 1335 , 4.3 John Schild No. 18 > ” •> 3.6 R. II. 1212 No. 17 ' 5.7 R. J. 1020 E. M. Leonnig Qurriey’s Dell 4.» G. J. 1097 Ring Arthur Tippin »» 99 5.5 ’ R. G. 946 Marie 4.2 G. H. 1265 Clyde Kinnaman Queenie • 5.2 G.J. 04« Tilly Paul Fitzpatrick 6.4 G. J. 722 Pete Carl Possetti 43 G G. 955 Daisy Dürrer Bros. 5.1 G J. 871' Dot L. C. Daniel 4.7 R. G 933 Molly Philip Buslach 6.1 G. J. 753 Pet Dave Fitzpatrick v »» »» 5.3 G. J. 769 Blossom 6.9 G. J. «2.3 Roney A. J. Rogers 5.3 G. J. 791 Cherry Neilson Bros. 5.6 G. G 725 John Berns Buttercup 4.8 G. J. 843 No. 35 Joe Donaldson 3 8 G. H. 1054 Lenen W. B. Vaughn Class D. Cows 2! years old making 3.3 pounds of fat. 5.1 R. J. 133» Dave Fitzatrick Buttercup 5.6 G. G. 899 Flower . E. M I .conning 6.3 - Clyde Kinnaman Beaute de Lyon G. J. 738 5.8 G. J. 787 Pansy L. C. Daniels 4 Lbs. Fat 88.86 78.43 72.33 71.55 64.63 58.12 53.24 51.48 51.00 70.20 70.10 63.81 63.73 60.38 54.34 52.17 50.96 50.19 67.30 56.66 64.95 57.89 53.73 52.29 64.64 57.02 55.17 54.34 51.61 50.63 X 63.40 63.06 51.20 50.90 62.35 62.26 60.10 / 59.39 59.16 50.72 59.16 58 65 58.52 55.65 55.25 52.02 57.00 53.39 56.ÛO 55.08 52 10 50.96 55.26 5235 51.05 52 6! 51.08 50.72 50.46 50.15 52.38 52.35 51.59 51.46 51.02 Good housekeepers are us ing these days of early fall to get things in shape for winter. Come to us for all the sup plies to make housework lighter and the home bright er. Mops, pails, dusters, step ladders, brooms, brushes and everything else you need for fall’cleaning. Paint this fall A timely coat of good outside paint protects from winter storms. Re finishing the interior of your rooms makes your home more cheerful. ____________ X, Big 50c Jar of Wonderful Combination Cream Jonteel with the purchase together of one 50c box of Face Powder Jonteel and one 50c com pact of Rouge Jonteel. Three Famous Beautifi- ers for the Price of Two. We make this exceptional offer so that you may get acquainted with this most delightful face cream. A cream for softening, healing, beautify ing the complexion. Simply wonderful as a base for powder. You love to use it—it’s so fragrant cooling and refreshing. Stimulates the tissues and makes you feel—as well as look—lots younger. FACE POWDER JONTEEL is a soft, invisible powder with a remarkable clinging quality. You notice the difference at once - ROL'GE JONTEEL is so lifelike. Matches your own natural flush perfectly.' Comes in conven ient compact form to carry in purse or pocket. You can secure these Jonteel Beauty Requisites only at The Rexall Store. King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co THE WNCH£ST£A STORE THE HEADLIGHT IS $2 A YEAR JAzw OREGON ,7 les « * INSURANCE it’s toasted, of course. To seal in the flavor— With Service When the Wind Plays on its Harp of Leafless Branches J. P. Maginnis and H. L. Gilham wish to an- general insurance office and are j[ here is a touch cf en lu \ cky \ nounc to their friends that they have opened a prepared chantment in the feel of Lackawanna Twins “Slum ber Suits’* against sleepy young bodies. The smooth, downy warmth of the beau tifully knitted fabric is an impassable barrier to the nippy winds of winter. From neck to toe Lacka wanna Twins “Slumber Suits” are stoutly sewn for wear-and-jvash resistance. The roomy drop seat is de signed to keep closed how ever much the wearer may stretch and ross. write insurance of all kinds in carefully selected reliable companies. CICtak\FTTE F TEMPORARILY LOCATED IN ROOM 208 66.06 46.20 OVER HALTOM’S STORE 52.80 52.61 45.99 45.57 45.22 51.73 X 51.73 51.25 where she will teach at the Castle LOCAL NEWS 50.80 1 Rock school this fall and winter. 45.63 Chas. Wymer was a passenger to -------- —- * Mil Beaver Saturday. George Edmunds, the Front st 49.76 reet grocer, was a passenger to Port 48.98 land last Saturday. 4ii.i>5 Oscar Shultz, superintendent ot the Coats Lumber company, went to Portland on business Tuesday. P. R. Russell of Woods was in the 43.74 city last Monday on business. Wm. Wright of Salem visited with his son in this city last Sunday. B. Miner. .Mohler farmer, made a business trip to the city Wednesday. Frank Artrip was a passenger for Hebo by stage Sunday He will teach in the Meda school this win ter. A. Collier. a Portland atorney. was in the city the latter part of the WHEN week. Ernest Ford left Saturday for Cor vallls where he will attend O. A. C. thia fall and winter.«' A son of Mrs. W. C. Hill left fbr f McMinnville last Saturday where he will enter college. L. P. Rey. old resident of thia bounty, is in the city with the Inten tion of locating hare. SUSAN KISSED BEACH G00DBY THE When Susan kissed the beach goodby and took the stage for home. There were teardrop* on her eyelids, as her orbs did backward roam • And she carried in her hands, galore, a bouquet of our flowers. That were nurtured by our sunslflne and lhe kindly atimmer showers. • Adieu," mid she,.on looking back. Win Pykenon left Saturday to "Adieu. O. lovely beach' visit hi« old home at Clatskanie. Or-1 Had I the wings of snow-bird, your egon for a few days. sandy dwells I'd reach!" 67.91 A vacuum vleaner removes all dust and dirt without la bor. No wear and tear on rugs and upholstry. Clean the whole house without moving furniture or taking up the carpets. Housewares to make happier homes at Charles I. Clough Co. TILLAMOOK Housewares every home needs now .Mias Elsie Ericksen of this city Hfr grip was full of mosses, and her trunk with smelly shell. 46.49 attend Normal school at Monmouth. j And she blubbered ‘ something ------------ -„ awful ------- 1 45.65 Minx Fay Harrì* has gon» to Dolph when she bade our coast farewell. LACKAWANNA TWINS rUMNMU ■— tfR Mtew. Slumber Suits and Underwear FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FROM BIRTH TOSIXTEEN We invite your inspection of Lackawanna Tw< ns i n variou > styles and in qualities to suit every requirement of service and price. □Ogood cigarettes for 10c from one sack of ENNINGTON'S P GENUINE bull ' Z£r Quiûty Store' TILLAMOOK. OREGON DURHAM Ground now broken for armory at McMinnville. Lumber is down so that a »-room house can be b^iit for JivOO with wages of building trades above pre war scale. Nysaa — The Black Canyon Pro ject is aireauy assured. and the pro*- pects for the early development 0» the Owyhee Project is more than fa vorable. Tiie inclusion ot the Ge® Irrigation district in the Owyhee pro ject is contemplated. TOBACCO Ws want yaw ic have th» beat paper ’er “BULL.” So now you can receive with each package a hook el 24 leaves ef TTlfrfr — the very Kneel o'^arette In th« world. 50 34 \ left the latter part of the week to I