THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
AUCTION
OF
DAIRY
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SALE
COWS
We will offer for public sale ten head of our choice grade Jersey
cows; these will include some of our best.
We are doing this to make room for reg. Jerseys. Also offer two
young registered bulls from register of merit dams.
These cows all have cow testing association records.
FREE
FROM
My herd is
TUBERCULOSIS
Have had seven tests without a reactor.
Two of these
Tests were made by the Government Veterinarian
The last tests were made by
Dr. Slaw, March 2* 1922
he tented 74 head and found no reactor. Our herd was established
in 1»»7. If you buy in ibis sale you get cows we have been build­
ing up for 55 years. Sale to be held at
DON MEADOWS FARM
3*^ miles East of Tillamook
March 27, 1922 at 1 p. m
TERMS:
3 months.
Bankable Notes at 8 percent Interest
COLONEL J. W. HUGHES.
Auctioneer.
JOE DONALDSON,
Owner.
Our customers are taking advantage of our discounts
Are you.one of them?
To our steady customers we offer:
5 percent discount on weekly acounts
2 percent discount on monthly accts
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We save you money by our discount offe.r
Try it and prove It.
CONOVER & CONOVER
OREGON
TILLAMOOK.
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TILLAMOOK
BANK
COUNTY
3
DIRECTORS
T. M. LYSTER
R. F- WILLIAMS
JAMES WILLIAMS
H. T. BOTTS
WM MAXWELL
DAVE FITZPATRICK
JOHN ERICKSON
M. ABPLANALP
D. KURA TH
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A BOOST FROM OUR
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COMPETITOR
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In the issue of March 9, the ♦
Tillamook Herald carried this ♦
announcement:
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"The other day we got sight ♦
of a thing about the sise of a ♦
postage stamp, yellow and ♦
dirty looking, that porported ♦
to be a newspaper and which ♦
was ranting about competition ♦
picking up.
Indeed?
But ♦
PAGE FIVE
( OF INTEREST TO THE HOUSEWIFE |
The current issue of the Bay City
Examiner runs a story of an old
school document that had been lost
packing in ice and salt, and turn
To Measure Button Hole Spaces
and recentely found by Jess Morris
out on serving dish.
and turned over to the present
A good system for measuring but­
school directors. The story of the
ton
holes or hooks and eyes—in
i
These Caramels Delicious
Examiner follows:
“It is a school contract dated making buttonholes or sewing on
Have you been wanting a candy
September 5’ 1931. and it is remark­ hooks and eyes, cut a strip of paper recipe that is different? If so, you’ll
able how well the paper on which the length ot the space where the like this one. Even an amateur can
it was written 41 years ago Is pre- fastenings are to go.
Then keep be the most successful candy-maker
listen! A thing like that never W served, This teacher’s contract is folding the paper evenly together, simply by following directions.
has any competition. They are ♦ unique in many respects, principal creaaing firmly each lime, until you These caramels are delicious. Use
in a class by themselves.”
♦ among which Is its wording then have folded it to the required space one and onehalf cups sugar, put it
Nuff said. That paragraph ♦ and the wording of a like contract between the buttons and loops. Then into a sauce pan and add enough
speaks for itself.
♦ of the present time and the salary with the scissors cut a small bole sweet cream to moisten, then add
quoted therein.
either lemon or vanilla flavoring,
♦
For the benefit of old timers still entirely through each end of the butter the size of an egg and let
folded
paper.
Straighten
out
the
living in this city and neighborhood
these ingredients come to a boil.
NEHALEM NOTES
who were more or less conversant I paper, pin smoothly to the garment Put one-half cup sugar Into a tin
Albert Mead and family have se­ with school matters in the early and mark through each hole with pan or skillet and melt until cara­
cured apartments with Mrs. May eighties, and who no doubt were ae- colored crayon or pencil.
melised into a brown sirup. Pour
Effenberger. Mr. Mead has obtain­ quainted with the teacher and the
When salads are served in eclair this mixture, stirring all the time,
ed employment and will make his directors of this school district at
until it forma a ball in cold water.
shells
no accompanying rolls or
that time, and also as a matter of
home here in the future.
Pour the candy into a buttered pan
crackers
are
necessary.
A. R. Tohl and A. C. Carpenter historical news for the younger j
after adding nut meats or shredded
If the damp weather has rusted
are botb Portland visitors this week. generation, we reprint the contract
coconut. Make into squares.
| the gas stove apply linseed oil with
Mrs. Wm. Davis of Banks is the verbatim:
“School District No. 8. Tillamook »
cloth and then sandpaper any
guest of her mother Mrs. Ross this
Cold Slaw
County Oregon.
I «Pot»
remain.
week.
Shred white cabbage tine. Heat
A
tablespoonful
of
freshly
made'
“
Contract
between
the
Directors'
Cleve Adams has moved into the
cup of milk; heat also gill of vine­
coffee added to an apple pie just be- , gar and when boiling stir into it a
Andrew Klein property East of and I. T. Maulsley, teacher.
"It is hereby agreed between the fore baking will give it a most de- ; tablespoonful each of butter and
town.
M. W. Losey has moved his fam- directors of School District No. 3. licious flavor.
' sugar, teaspoonful of celery essence,
ily to Wheeler where he will work Tillamook County. Oregon, and I. ' Clean the sewing machine with two saltspoonsfuls ot salt and one of
T Maulsley a qualified teacher of kerosene oil on a little piece of ab- ' pepper. When __
■in the mill.
boiling hard, stir in
cwUte^ge and’s« so^n aa'thla
The sick list of the past week in­ said county and state. that I. T. sorbent cotton and afterward apply ,
n
orinJ
lnhdnnfinw
rU»
♦
«
TUll-
‘
a
good
lubi
testing
oil
to
the
elude Miss Marian Larson, Mrs. Maulsley is to teach the public
is really hot remove from the flic.
I Pour the scalding milk slot. ly u'
Frank LaFlanrboy, Mrs. Oscar Klein, school of said district for the time ning parts.
When embroidering keep u I little ' two bentan eggs and cook, ti ling
Mrs. L. E. Tabor and Misk Devine of fifteen weeks and two days at* the
Tubbessing. all of whom are con­ rate of <3 2 per month, commencing bit of sandpaper handy to rub . the steadily until thick, then tour jpon
valescing. Hildart Marti who his Tuesday. September 6. 1881. and to Angers with occasionally and pre- the cabbage and toB.’ until well
been quite ill is reported as slightly continue steadily for the time nam­ vent the silk sticking to them.
mixed. Set in ice for two hours.
When postage stamps stick to- Serve very cold or it may be served
improved, Frank Landolt, Jr., on ed above and should said teacher
the Todd place was reported ill Sun­ without the consent of said directors gether, do not souk them instead at once.
day. Mr. William Tohl ran a rusty fail to teach consecutively, except lay a thin paper over the»'« «nd
wire in his hand Friday last, to a he is hindered by sickness or other a hot Iron over the paper They
A Delicious Caramel Filling
depth of several inches. A physi­ unavoidable natural cause, he shall come apart easily
Use 1 cup of brown sugar iu place
pay
the
district
the
sum
of
two
dol
­
cian was called who dressed the
of white when making cream pio
lars per day for every day so failing
Pigs’ Feet Pickled
wound.
and tilling, then flavor with vanilla.
Nehalem people are not "knock­ to teach.
This method of preparing pickled Thus you will have a delicious cara­
"It
is
understood
that
said
teach
­
ers," notwitstanding the organiza­
pigs’ feet has made one women fa mel also giving a plain cornetarch
tion of three new clubs last week. I er is to board and lodge himself free mous.
"Trotters,” as she prepares
We now have a poultry club, a cook­ of charge to the district, and the them, no more resemble the tough, 1 pudding a nice favor. Nut meatH or
ing club, and a sewing club.
The directors agree to furnish a house gristly ptoduct ot ordinary coni-i cocoanut may be added if desired.
moving spirits are Miss Parr, prin­ for said school to be taught in. with merce than the silk purse resembles
Stuffed Figs or Prunes
cipal ofr the grade schools and Mrs. necessary wood for said school, and Its authentila parent.
with
crayons,
furniture,
etc.,
free
of
These
are a delicious accompani­
George Blnnchard, teacher of inter­
Her theory is thus: Siuee the pig's
charge to said teacher. It is further foot is largely gelatinous and there ment to head lettuce salad with
mediate department.
As evidence of returning prosper­ understood between the parties is no way of telling the age of the French dressing. Use whole flgs,
ity in this section we note that W. hereto that said directors may dis­ ones bought in open market, it is wash and dry them, cut a gash half
J. Mead, manager of the telephone continue said school at any time necessary to cook them in such a way through the tig and All with
company is receiving orders for the they think best and the teacher may way that the gelatine from the cottage cheese highly seasoned with
installation of new
phones al­ quit teaching when he likes, either younger ones will not “melt and run salt and pakrlka. Prunes may be
most daily. The report that the party to give he other one week’s away" before the older ones are ten­ filled in the same way after soiklng
Wheeler camp at Coal Creek will notice of such discontinuance. Said der. This is accomplished by wrap­ and steaming. Chopped nuts may be
start on March 2o gives a pleasant teacher to be paid for his services ping each pig's foot, after carefully used with the cheese.
thrill to our people here. We hope monthly at the expiration of each cleansings in a good, ttriii muslin
month.
this report is well founded.
No-Egg Cake
“bandage,” securely tied
witn
"Dated this Sth day of September,
The stork's latest visit was to the
Two
cups
brown sugar, one-half
string.
When
ail
are
wrapped,
put
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith 1881.
into kettle and cover with cold cup butter, creuuied, two cups flbtfr
"Joseph
J.
Dawson,
Peter
Morgan,
where it left a baby girl March 7th.
water, bring slowly to u boll and milk, one cup raisins or currants,
Dr. McGee is nursing a lame arm, Directors.
sinnner gently for at least four one tablespoonful soda Spices and
"I.
T.
Maulsley.
Teacher.
”
caused by an attack by a vicious
hours. At the end of that time. flour to stiffen.
dog. The dog was mad at the time
I
To the Editor: In your edition of remove each wrapping carefully,
and the doctor is still mad.
handling as little as possible—this
Cider Fruit Cake
Mrs. Conley of Salem, who haH March 7th inst, you stated that the can best be done by unrolling on a
Twenty-four hours after baking
been nursing her sister. Mrs. Bert undersigned had been indicted for plate—then drop while still hot in­
At no
the cake pour 1 cup ot cider over 4
Tomlinson returned home last Fri- forgery, which la an error.
time have I ever been in court on to the following sweet pickle which tablespoons of chopped cundled or­
day.
has been prepared while the pig's ange peel, Mt cup or chopped candled
In this community as well as in that charge. Kindly rectify this mis­ feet were boiling.
pineapple, 1 pound of ch ipped seed­
many others at this time, the ques­ take and oblige. Yours respectfully,
To each pint of good cider vinegar ed Mslslus, Mi pound of needless
R. H. Getchell.
tion of whether a nine hour day March 9th
add 2 tablespoons ot white sugar. 1 I raisins, Vi pound of chopped cand­
and food for wife and children or
The Heudlight admits this mis­ tablespoon of salt, >4 teaspoon of ied cherries. When ready to mix
an eight hour day and no work nor-
black pepper. Mi teaspoon of mixed the cake beat to a cream 1 cup ot
food, seems to be difficult of solu- take, il was a typographical error,
mustard dissolved in vinegar and 1 I butter with 1V4 cups of brown sug­
that
the
and
occurred
by
the
fact
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tion. especially to those to whom the
tablespoon of whole cloves, Other ar, beat well und add the well beat­
experience has not become real. Let operator’s eye skipped a line in set­
spices may be udded If liked,
Dis- en yolks of 8 eggs. Sitt 2 Vi cups of
those to whom the question is vital, ting up the copy tor ths Circuit
solve by boiling for 20 minutes, | flour with 2 teaspoons of cinnamon,
Court
news.
R.
H.
Getchell
was
in
­
the worker, each individual for him­
and let cool before adding pigs’ feel. I 2 teaspoous of allspice, 1 teaspoons
self. Let each do his own thinking dicted for failure to support his
The muslin "bandages” may be of nutmeg and 1 teuspoon of mace
and not depend on hiring some one children and William Johnson was
UHed
again and again, says the Kan­ and add to the butter and sugar
indicted
for
forgery.
—
the
one
to think for them.
Hired brain«
sas City Star, if washed and scalded mixture. Add the soaked fruits and
don’t always function true, At the Editor.
| thoroughly after removal. The pickle, Vi pound ot chopped blanched al­
same time let the employer remain
may also be varied to suit the taste. ' monds, 2 equaree of chocolate, grat­
V.
ALLEY
and
daughter«
MRS.
H.
true to right and humanity.
the Misses Pearl and Mabie, motor-
ed, and stiffly beaten whites of the
When Closet Space Is Limited
ed to Tillamook last Monday.
Lacey to have new school house.
4 eggs and Vi cup of molasses. Mix
A very useful receptacle that will well and just befoio putting in the
bold many small articles of clothing paper lined pens stir tn a pinch of
can be made to hang inside the soda dissolved In a tablespoon of
wardrobe door.
hot water. Cover pans with butter­
A piece of cretonne, the width ot ed paper and steam for four hours.
DONT LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP
the door and as long as desited, is Finish cooking in a very alow oven
bound with braid and on It small for two hours If well wrapped In
YOUR MOVING
pockets of cretonne of different oiled paper and placed In tight box
sizes are sewed.
I as this cake will keep indefinitely.
It is a good idea to make a long
narrow pocket at each side in which
Cream of Potato Soup
an umbrella and sunshade cun be
Pare four medium wised potatoes.
kept, and in the center there can be Cut Into small pieces and cook slow­
pockets to take slippers and gloves.
ly with four small stalks of celery,
To'the four corners of the flnlsbed
Is prepared to send experienced packers into your
four medium sized onions, sliced,
article are attached small rings
and
a little parsley. After one hour
home with canvas to cover all your goods
which are slipped over nails in the strain and mix with one and one-
back of the wardrobe door.
haif cups of cream sauce. Season
THE CITY TRANSFER
Make Your Own Tray
TILL AMOOK- PO RT L A
Cadillac Stage Line
LET US WORRY
We Are Here To Serve You
announcement
For the comfort of our patrons we have Installed electric heaters
in all our cars. We protect you by careful drivers and »40,»00
accident taeuranee.
Remember you can call us on either pho’.«-
We will eall at your home
you , .stage to Pacific City also Thia
line is owned by Tillamook men.
Our Motto
Patronize Home Industry
Leaves Tillamook Hotel
CAI L US DAY OR NIGHT
Quick Service and Reasonable Rates
Leaves Portland I er... nal
IVAN DONALDSON, Agent
THE CITY TRANSFER
with pepper and salt.
Serve
mediately with bread cubes.
im­
On. of the prettiest trays on
which chocolate and cake could
Baked Sparr ribs With Apples
ever have been served wsa put to
Wipe
fresh sparer lbs carefully
geter by a clever woman who had
an exquisite piece of Chinese em­ with a cloth that teas been wrung
broidery In which rose was a domin­ out of hot water Arrange the meat
In a dripping pan and place In a hot
ant note.
have the temper­
She teuu a tit one ot these plain oven which
ature
lowered
gradually
Baste
narrow mrhogany picture frames,
put the wonderful rose embroidery with drippins occasionally
When the meat Is well browned
under the glass, had the thing Arm
H packed and then asked the Iron-, place apples, which have been cored
monger to make her some long but . In the pan with the meal. Fill the
rather deileale Uxrtlng Iron handles
•* *"rh ; PP1'' with sugar
Th «tee are secured to her tray with and let bake until soft In serving,
■nail screws and then she enamel­ arrange the apples as a border
around the sparerlbe
ed them black
It was a fascinating thing and
Apple Filling for Cake
different
Otis apple, grated, one c ip sugar,
white of one egg. Beat all together
until white and stiff.
brought
Medford—20
families
ber» from Sen Francisco by Cal-
Ore. power company.
Hillsboro—Streets
proved.
to
be
im