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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1921)
1 II1 111 1IÏ and 22.410 lbs. of butter fat in sev en days, equivalent to the above amount of butter. The champion Holstein for Oregon in the Full Aged Class for seven day production is Stanhope Belle Johan na. whose record of 859.7 lbs of milk and 27.361 lbs. of butter fat, equiv alent of 34.2 lbs. of butter, surpass es all others, according to the rec ords of the Holstein-Friesian Asso ciation of America. This record pro duct ion was made at the H. G. Mull- enhoft farm. Gresham, Ore. Frank O. Lowden, former Gover nor of Illinois is president of the Hol stein-Friesian Association of Ameri ca. This association has a member ship of over twenty thousand breed ers in the United States, and is the largest pure bred cattle association in the world, representing nearly one-half million pure bred animals. ^1 LOCAL NEWS lieving that it is something in the shape of food. The silverside ’i about the gamest fish that comes in from the sea, and is highly esteemed for its food qualities. DR. J. E. SHEARER Miss Goldie Clark accompanied Mrs. Morris Bays to Portland one day recently. National Building Tillamook, Oregon Mrs. Chas. E. Reynolds and daugh ter left for Portlaud by stage Sat urday of last week to attend the fu neral of Mrs. Reynold's brother, which occurred the day following. All That Money Can Buy To be Master of the Highway is gloi >ry indeed, but this well-earned . .j distinction _------ does ------- not —w i alone explain the country-wide preference shown for Paige 6-66 models. To start with, there is large economy in the initial price, u }|p£iermore> many attested performances on track and hiU. have revealed a stamina that is a guarantee of long life and freedom from repair hills. All that a truly fine car should be, it is easily apparent that the Paige 6-66 is by far the greatest dollar-for-dollar value on the market today. Is it any wonder, then, that discriminating buyers who could well afford to pay $5,000 to $6,000, if they were convinced that supreme quality compelled it, choose the Paige? PAIGS-DBTROTT MOTOR CAR COM DETROIT J Michigan ------------- «7 Motor Car» «W Motor TVwfe 3295 TILLAMOOK HOLSTEIN LISTED IN TEST RECORD First class tiles made Tillamook Clay Works E. G. Krebs, Prop Mutual Phone One of the pure bred registered Holstein-Friesian cows, owned by F. R. Beals of Tillamook, recently made 28 lbs. of butter in seven days, ac cording to the latest bulletin of "Re ported Tests of Holstein-Friesian Cbws”, published bi-weekly by Mal colm H. Gardner of Delavan, Wis., Superintendent of Advanced Regis try of the Holstein-Fresian Associa tion of America. This cow, Tillamook Lola May De Koi, at the age of five years and one month produced 756.3 lbs of milk Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin, the for Z mer with the Tillamook Lumber Co., left for their old home in Oklahoma last Saturday, going out by the Cad illac - line. Cadillac Stage Line on Paint Economy "HE’S A LUCKY CHAP” Perhaps you have said that, a little enviously, of some cheap no better educated or brighter than you, but who seems to get along faster. ___ , Did you ever consider that hi. "luck" might be financial management? At the young fellows go determinedly to <<>•*-*? In Jin dollars. Invest It as we suggested, and then start in again. Better spell "luckq” "plucky.” DIRECTORS John Morgan W. J. Richer.. A W BuDll LAmD. Henry Rogers C. J. Edward? C. A. McGhee DO YOU KNOW BARRICK & HALL ATTORNEYS AT LAW National Building Lodge Directory Wrong Ideas Leaves Portland Hoyt Hotel at Leaves Tillamook at 8:15 a.m. and 5 p.m. 7:30 and 1:45 IVAN DONALDSON, Agent TILAMOOK, OREGON K. Tillamook. Oreròn That the fellow who talks too Geo. M. McLeod, who is the act much has more to explain than ive head of the Hammond Lumber fellow who doesn’t talk enough? the Company’s interest in Oregon, with That all of us are hypocrites to a headquarters in Portland, was in DR. O. L. HOHLFELD Tillamook last Saturday. The Ham lesser or greater extent? That many mond interests, it is understood, pay of us don’t mean to be, and that nine VETERINARIAN about $25,000 in taxes in this coun cut of ten of us wouldn’t admit it?__ ty annually. Bell Phone 8FÔ. Mutual Phono That many an alleged humorl.it is merely a philosopher? Tillamook. Oregon Dance every Saturday night at K. That a woman wno talks too much P. Hall. 49tf Is regarded as a pest? That a man X. who talks too much is looked upen z------------ ——— H. W. Thomas and wife of is a mental lightweight? Marshfield, Ore., are in the city vis DR. J. G. TURNER That language was invented to ex iting Mr. and Mrs. Heaston, Mrs. press ideas? That a whole lot of Thomas’ parents. Eye Specialist people are long on language and P. W. Todd and brother Jo went short on ideas? Permanently located in Tillamook up the Trask Monday of last week That a clam is never safe without I Private office In Jenkin’s jewelry to try out their luck hunting deer. its clamshell on? That the gulls are store. Latest up-to-date instru always watching to catch a clam ments and equipment. Evenings John Etzwiler, a brother of S. J. with Its overcoat off? and Sunday by appointment. Etzwiler of near Oretown, this coun That the best way to make a ty, went out to Portland one day re friend envious is to tell him of a Complete Lem Grinding Factory cently with samples of the coal found found on his brother’s farm. piece of your good luck? on the Premises. Any lens dupli John Is an old prospector and be That ’tie said the still sow gets oated. lieves his brother has a good chance nee J ■ the iue swillT »win? That some of the swill He I fed some of the poor sows would to develop a paying coal mine. L_ will have samples tested In Portland make a sewer seagull seasick? by coal experts. It Is rumored that That we may look for some falling coal has also been found on the weather soon? That when it fall*, f DE FOREST L B0WARD Broughton place near the sscene of too hard, why not get out the old the Etzwiler discovery. fiddle and saw the sadness out of life? Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heyd, Mrs. 211-12-11 TUluwak BMl. That It’s not proper to say: M. E. Gruber, Mrs. Ashley of Bay City and Mr. Morris Schnall motored feet hurts?” to Portland one day last week to at That the fellow who is always tend to business and visit with for taking a fling at the local paper mer Tillamook friends, Mr. and Mrs. couldn’t get one up In a million W. J. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. years? Johnson. Sunday Mr. and Mrs Frank That as a rule the local paper 1 b Heyd. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Roch of Portland, visited the as good as the town In which it is Tücher ot Plane Hanneiy and country home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo published? Seiffer of Gresham, Ore. Ear Training That a few more spill holes in the gutters, would help to swell the Mrs. M. E. Rhodes of Los Angeles ocean fount, and at the same time formerly of the Bay View hotel. Bay make the street crossings easier to City, who is visiting her daughter negotiate? Mrs. Harry Joyce of the Hazelwood That it’s sometimes wise not to restaurant, enjoyed a visit with her DR. RAMSEY friends, Mrs. M. E. Gruber, Mrs. see some things you observe? Nerve Specialist Frank Heyd and Mrs. Ashley of Bay That the lady who said she always City while in Portland Twenty years experience In giv read the "Do You Know Column" be ing spinal adjustments for health fore she read the nds., paid us a Silversldes have begun running in doubtful compliment? small numbers in the bay, and a ROOMS OVER 1st. NATL. BANK That as a rule you never hear a number of fishermen were out troll ing last Sunday. The Silverside is buld-headed man ridiculing a fcl- called the "button-salmon,” so nam low with no hair on his head? ed from a pronounced protuberance That hunting duckH with a brass or button on the end of the nose. It band is not forbidden by the sl:i has been stated whether true or not, tutes, but that it’s a foolish way to that the silverside strikes a spoon hunt ducks? because it is made angry by the Silver Wave Chapter No. 18 That one real gossipy woman can ! swift whirling metal, but a more I sensible explanation would be that ! stir up more trouble ill a minute I 0. E. S. the fish is hungry when it enters the than a barrel of wild cats in a htn Stated communications flrat and I roost all night? river and strikes at the spoon be- third Thursdays of each month In Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome. LELIA D. DOTY, See. TILLAMOOK-PORTLAND This line is owned by Tillomook men, desiring to give good service. We protect you by careful driv ing and $40,000 accident insurance. Call Cadillac Stage Line on either phone and we will go to your home after you. Stage to Pacific City also. I. O. O. F. Building Mrs. E. E. Koch 12450 2570 1 3755 3830 4030 1025 2875 2975 Tile Your Farm, It Pays Surgeon and Physician Chiropractor Tillamook Auto Company a R. T. BOALS M. D A. H. Stak, who worked for the I Coates Lumber Co. last summer re- j turned to his home In Portland one I day last week. H. P. Filer, district manager the Oregon Life Insurance Co., of Astoria, was in the city on Tuesday. wie Most Beautiful SURGERY HERE’S one way to save on paint. That way is to use the best of paint. Some think of paint economy as “cost per gallon.” That is wrong. Cheap paint doesn’t cover as much surface — you need more gallons. Cheap paint is more difficult to spread, requires more labor, bo the best paint costs no more when you’ve put’it on the house than cheap paint does. More than that, it lasts five or more years longer, if prop erly applied, while cheap paint on the average begins cracking in twelve months. Good paint is an investment that sav s money by preventing deteriora tion of the house. • • • • “Cheap” paint is the only paint that really costs you any thing. T Don’t allow surfaces to rot— it cosls less to paint them. V.’e’ve made paints for west ern use for 72 years. We use pure FIONEER. W Ii i T r. LEAD, pure hneeed oil. fine and color, but we mir then n scientific proportions with long time skill. Our white lead base must ’ e fine enough to pass through a silk screen w.th 40.000 meshes to the square inch. 1 hat means covering capacity and ease of spreading. We su per-puri fy the lead to make it “whiter,” which mean: cluar-tcncd colors. The finished produrt on the house is a beautiful, elastic tough protective coating. We call these paint; “Fulle-’s Specification House Paints" be cause they are the very best made for the purpose. Fullers Hovs9 Palnfs Ptao«r*1* Pore Point Pure Prepared Point Free Advice on Painting SK our agent for our free ad vice. He will »how you a color card which »how« 32 shades of this desir able paint. We have a Fuller Specification Depart ment which will tell you al! about the most desirable color schemes, color har mony and those other details you want to know* Take advantage of Fuller Hou»« Paint». 1 ake step» to paint now. Don’t let weather depreciate your invotment. A Marathon Lodge No, 93, Knights of Pythias Regular meeting Mon day evening at 7:45 sharp. By order ot the Chancellor Com mander. W. R. C, Corinlth Relief Corps, No. 54 Dept, cf Oregon, meets on first and third Friday evenings of each month, at 8 p. m., In the W. O. W. hall. Visitors welcome . Minnie Johnson, President Elizabeth Conover, Secy. Corinth Post, No. 35. Dept, of Oregon Meets on second and fourth Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p. m. In W. O. W. hall. Visitors welcome. II. W. Spear, Com’dr. Samuel Downs, Adjt. W. P. FULLER & CO. Dept. 17, Sen Francleco Pioneer Manufacturer of Paint». Varniehea, Enamels, St.me, and PIONEER V/II; t E LEAD for 72 Years Established 1S4». Branches in IS Cities in ths W Dealers everywhers. Also rtslrers of Rubber Cement Floor Peint, Al) Purpose Varnishes, lükan- white Enamel. Fifteen-for-Flooee Var nish. Washable Wall Finish, Auto Enamel. Barn and Root Paint. Porch and Step Paint and PI ON BEK WHITE LEAD. Johnson Chapter No. 24 R. A. M. Stated I'onvotaliens «very first and third Fridays. Visitors welcome. f. E. Keldson, Seo. I Tillamook Lodge No. 57, A.F. A A.M. Stated Commualcatlon sec ond Wednesday In eaoh mouth. Visiting Bret barn weeume. Harvey Ebinger, See'y. >•) Manufactured by W. P. Fuller A Ca hillep paini 9 A. McNair A Co Tuesday «ve, 7:3* p. Rtbetoak. Wednesday eveniva Camp 3-4, Thursday
