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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1922 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE EIGHT SCHOOL GIRLS IN UNIFORM i The City of Klamath Falls goes on record in adopting a simplicity uni form for school girls. Girl students of the Klamath county high school are now appearing in the uniform of middy blouse and plain skirt, of ficially adopted recently at a girls’ I I mass meeting. The last day of grace, was celebrated witH a gay display of satins, sheer stockings, elaborate coiffures and heightened complexions. Students will cooper ate with the faculty in enforcing the simplicity program. Braids and ribbons will replace puffs and mar cel waves. Card of Thanks I We wish to thank our many friends, and the nurses and doctors, for their kind sympathy in our re cent bereavement over the loss of our father. Mrs. James Spencer and family. Tile Your Farm, It Pays Not Enough TILLAMOOK CLAY WORKS 100 PERCENT PROFIT MADE ON INVESTMENT FIRST YEAR IN SOME INSTANCES ’’Pamela, do try to be content E. G. KREBS, Prop. Mutual Phone with your lot!*’ "That’s just the trouble, Auntie. k_______________________________________________________________ > You see. it isn’t a lot!”—London Mall. 139,592 lbs. of cheese were manu REPORT OF CREAMERY ASS’N I have an inquirer for a Dairy factured, making 1,937 boxes. Ranch to tent with 25 to 40 cows. I have an applicant for a dairy The average yield was 11.38 lbs. Continued from page 7.) Will buy cows and would like not ranch of 15 to 2o cows close to Til of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and ment of the company at this time. less than 5 years lease on place. lamook, prefers bottom land. What 2.69 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter What have you to offer? See Rollle have you to offer? See Rollle W. Assets fat. Building, grounds and Cheese sold for »31,149.15. The Watson.—Adv. W. Watson.—Adv. equipment --------------- »6,217.79 average price was 22.31 cts. Tilla Supplies on hand_ 1,179.25 mook. The factory recived for making Liberty bond____ 100.00 Capital stock in Creamery during the year »6,541.60. Operating expenses for the year Assn. ---------------- 600 00 Due for cheese____ ___ 4,444.67 were $6,266.51. Following is a financial state December making acct. _ 124.50 1922 expenses paid ___ 4_. 98.61 ment of the company at this time. Assets »13,157.58 Kitchen Hardware. Cooking Utensils Building, ground and Liabilities Paint to Brighton Up the Furnitur» equipment --------------- »4,555.11 Capital stock account ___» 1,600.00 529.00 I December cheese paid__ 547.^1 Supplies on hand ---------- II Overdraft in bank ______ 2,750-64 Stock in Creamery Assn. - 600-00 44.53 Surplus ------------ 8,259.03 1922 expenses paid ______ December making account 100.70 511.35 , »13,157.58 Cash in bank ________ Due for cheese _________ 1,128.20 Advanced to patrons ........ 19.45 I Clover Leaf Creamery Co. The factory received during the year 2,639,226 lbs. of milk. Liabilities See Our Complete Line of These Articles There were 110.748.91 lbs. of but Capital stock account ........ $ 325.00 terfat (actual) in the milk, an av Due bank ............................. 4,600.00 erage test of 4.19 per cent.' 288,624 lbs. of cheese were manu December cheese paid....53.53 Surplus ......... 2,509.81 I factured, making 4,034 boxes. The average yield was 10.93 lbs. $7,488.34 of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and 2.60 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter fat. Elwood Creamery Co. Cheese sold for »63,840.67. The The company received during the average price was 22.11 cts. Tilla year 1,077,515 lbs. of milk. mook. There were 48,181.28 lbs. of but Whey cream separated contained terfat in the milk ,an average test 1,426.85 lbs. of butterfat and sold of 4.47 per cent. for $580.37. 127,946 lbs. of cheese were manu Tillamook, Oregon The factory received for making factured, making 1,770 boxes. during the year $11,944.65. Chese sold for $28,943.84. The Operating expenses were f lO,- average price was 22.62 cts. Tilla 107.94. mook. Following is a financial state Whey cream separated contained ment at this time. 1,819.54 lbs. of butt'erfat and Assets brought $675.37. Building, grounds and The average yield was 11.87 lbs. equipment ..................... $4,191.39 of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and Supplies on hand .............. 851.00 2.65 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter Stock in Creamery Assn..... 600-00 fat. Cash in bank ___ 647.60 The factory received for making 1922 expenses paid ............ 74.22 $5,525.97. Advanced to patrons ........ 596.33 Operating expenses were $4.- December making account 400.38 350.80. Due for cheese .......... 795.67 Following is a financial state ment at this time. $8,156.59 Assets Liabilities Capital stock account ...... $ 630 00 Building, ground and December cheese paid 184.34 equipment ............... $3.084.36 Du’e patrons ....................... 1,254.14 Supplies on hand ................ 340-50 Surplus .............. 6,088.11 Stock In Creamery Assn..... 600.00 1922 expenses paid ........ 29.69 $8,156.?>9 Due for cheese ....... 34 4.52 December making account 87.52 Advanced to patrons .......... 150.00 Three Rivers Creamery Assn. The factory received during the Cash in bank ....................... 380.73 year 3,183,383 lbs. of milk. »5,017.32 There were 133,631.53 lbs. of Liabilities butterfat in the milk, an average December cheese paid ___ $ 20-42 test of 4.19 per cent. 354.83-5 lbs. of cheese were manu Capital stock account ........ 550-00 factured .making 4,936 boxes. Surplus ...................... 4,446.90 T. The average yield was 11.14 lbs. ¿fl ■ • Wall paper, Oils, Paints of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and »5,017.32 2.65 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter fat. The Tillamook Creamery Cheese sold for $81,085.45. The Turpentine, Etc. : VxA The factory received 6,693.078 average price was 22.85 cts. Tilla lbs. of milk during the year. mook. There were 278,996.44 ibs. of The whey cream sold by the fac tory contained 5,784.96 lbs. of but butterfat in the milk, an average test of 4.16 per cent. terfat and brought $2,098.70- 768.817 lbs. of cheese were manu Receipts for making amounted to factured, making 10,736 boxes. $14.102.8?. V SEE The average yield was 11.48 lbs. Expenses for the year were $11,- of milk and 2.75 lbs. of clreese per 871.99. Following Is a financial state lb. of butterfat. Whey cream sold contained 8,- ment as of January 1, 1922. 344.61 lbs. of butterfat and sold for Assets »3,125.90. Building, ground and Cheese sold for »177,535.27. The equipment ............ ....»6,072.78 Supplies on hand _______ 1.001.75 average price was 23.09 cts. Tilla mook. Capital stock in Creamery The factory received for making Assn._______________ 600-00 Due company for cheese __ 4,030 54 during the year »29,197.68. o Due for water rent ______ Operating ’expenses were »26,- 36.00 o 1922 expenses paid______ 172.83 837.70. Following is a financial statement December making account 390.70 Cash in bank __________ 259.94 at this time. Advanced patrons _______ 113.25 Assets Mohler Creamery The factory received 4,285,528 ibe. of milk during the year. There were 173,228.66 lbs. of butterfat in the milk, an average test of 4.04 per cent. 4 71,605 lbs. of cheese were man ufactured, making 6,496 boxes. The average yield was 11.00 lbs. of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and 2.72 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter fat. Cheese sold for »110.233.91. The average price was 23.37 cts. Mohler. BANK ELECTS OFFICERS A a meeting of the Board of Di rectors of the Tillamook County Bank held at the bank building Tusday night, B. L. Burr, Jr„ was elected t the office of Second Vice- President. and W. F. Nichols was elected cashier. Mr. Burr has been cashier for some time and the ad vancement Tuesday night came as a surprise. Mr. Nichols is a new member of the bank, having but re Real Consideration. — ’TTassuh, cently come to Tillamook from Falls mah Sambo am a perfect gemmum, City, where for the past ten years even If we-all do get Into a spat now he has been cashier and manager of an agin. Yassuh, he never hits me the Falls City Bank. where it shows.”—The Orange Owl. I have an Inquirer for a Dairy I have an applicant for a dairy Ranch to rent with 25 to 40 cows. ranch of 15 to 2o cows close to Til Will buy cows and would like not lamook, prefers bottom land. What less than 5 years lease on place have you to offer? See Rollle W. What have you to offer? See Rollle Watson.—Adv, W. Watson.—-Adv. t Need A New Range " --- * DONT LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR MOVING THE CITY TRANSFER Is prepared to send experienced packers into your home with canvass to cover all your goods LET US WORRY We Are Here To Serve You ALEX McNAIR & CO. . ---- . CALL US DAY OR NIGHT —¿ SPRING HOUSE CLEANING Our Motto Quick Service and Reasonable Rates THE CITY TRANSFER » ' d L. A. BARRICK DO YOUR HAULING When you think of moving ----- think of----- Ï We are prepared to haul ANYTHING L. A. BARRICK Trans. Service LEWIS y AUCTION Building, ground and equipment -------------- »12,646.38 Supplies on hand ______ 2.684.00 Stock in Creamery Assn... 600-00 Cash In bank__________ 5,524.37 1923 expenses paid_____ 560-27 Due for cheese........... 3.531.74 242.54 »12,677.79 Advanced to patrons___ »12.677.79 Liabilities Capital stock account____ »1.600.00 December cheese sold___ 570.2R Due patrons____________ 2,612.41 Surplna________________ 7,895.10 SALE Tuesday, Feb. 21st, 1922, at 10 o’clock a. m. At what is known as the old Andrew Andersen Farm, One mMe »25,789.30 Liabilities The faetory received during the Due patrons________ _ » 3,110.27 Capital stock account __ 1,150 00 year 1,225,660 lba. of milk. There were 51.896.4» lbs. of but Surplus_______________ 21,529.03 terfat In the milk, an average test of 4.2» per eent. »25,789.30 Pleasant Valley Cheese Co. Below Hebo. My lease expiree very soon and I am compelled to dispose of entire holdings, including my herd of milk cows, farm machinery, etc., as follow»* yearling heifer» good wagon of work horeea Wagon. Top Surrey- Mower. Rake. Disc a a p Harrow» Plow» • ’ 1 Garden Cultivator. * 1 Root Cutter. Milk Cans and numerous other articles too numerous to men r * tion. Maternity Hospital TERMS OF SALE Six months’ time on approved note; no property to be removed until settled for. All »urns under »10.00 cash. J. W. HESTER, Owner I. G. LANCE, Auctioneer Phone il 12 E. First St. W AUCTION SALE Thursday, Feb. 23, 1922 AT 1HMP. M. My lease la up March lat and I have to give possession. I will sell at Public Auction, at the Hathaway Ranch, 3 <4 miles north of Tillamook, the followln g livestock. Implements, etc. Nothing reserved. ‘ Shearer-Merrick Surgical and LUNCH AT NOON J Let 16 Good Dairy Cows—Fresh or 1 Stubbhe Plow and Cutter. Heavy Springer. 8 Milk Cana—good ones. 1 Light Milk Wagon. 5 8hoate, 5 moe. old. 1 Set Double Harness—almost 1 Sow. to farrow In Mareh. new. 1 Horae, 1200 lba. 1 Buggy Forks, Tools, etc. TERMS: Ninety days time at 8 per cent on approved note. OSCAR ELFSTROM owner i 215 E. 8th St. VlHHBBWMBWMaMSMHMMSHaMWaiBMvr v- Mrs Frank Merrick Matron W—w > e*’ e — - - —— DR J.R » sn Y, Auct.
