THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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Friday, July 28th. 1922
Gold Strike at Washington, D
Thorobred Hampshire Pigs and One
Young Boar For Sale
Personal visits to club members
and meetings with calf clubs for
Judging has the most important
work this month. Preparations for
County and local achievement days
has also been started this month.
Purest, Richest Cream
from Healthy
Cows
A large number of the calf club
members in the vicinity of Tillamook
will exhibit at the County fair and
a few from the other districts. The
Fair board will allow ten counts a
mile for transportation of calves
from the remote districts and will
have some one to take care of all the
calves at the fair ground.
Mutual Telephone
Tillamook, Oregon
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Club members should keep their
yafuer.'=-j^^'^je[uan^J3XWOTatyz^ivare[yEn/a/HUByc
reports up to date because their re­
ports are scored as well as the rest
of the exhibit. There is very little
chance of taking a prize if no report
is turned in. A report of work done
by boys and girls is nearly as impor­
Are the Best Recommendation of
tant as the work itself because only
in this way can anyone tell what
I interest any boy or girl takes in his
or her work.
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Hampshires have won the Grand Championship
in the test four years in succession—1918, 1919,
1920 and 1921, in the hands of average farmer
JOHN HOFMANN
FRESH FRUIT JUICES—
BLENDED AND FROZEN
SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES
Per
O. A. C.
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This institution offers a thorough, practical and
standard education at a cost within reach of the
high school graduate
It .offers training for collegiate degrees in:
Home Economics
Mines
Pharmacy
Vocational Education
Chemical Engineering
Agricultural
Commerce
Engineering, Mechanic Arts
Forestry
Military Science, Tactics
It offers training also In: The school of music. physical edu-
cation, industrial journalls u.
Fall Term Opens September
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For circulars of information and lllu trated booklet write to
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis, Oregon
When The Tinker Came
Remember when you used to watch the “tinker man"
mend the holes in yuur mother’s pans? Solder was the
metal used—and solder is a product of lead.
Countless other products of lead add to the comfort
and convenience of your daily life. In your automobile,
for instance, there is lead in the battery, bearings, glass
of the headlight lenses, the rubber tires, the paint, and
in the rubber mat on the step.
But more important than all these is the use of white-
..lead as the principal factor in good paint. The more
white-lead any paint contains, the greater its protective
power and its durability.
We, therefore, use straight “lead-and-oil” paint, made
of the well-known “tried and true"
Dutch Boy White-Lead
anj pure linseed oil—for both interior and exterior
work. Any color desired obtainable.
Now is an ideal tirtie to have th.it interior or exterior
job done—“Save the Surface and You Save All.' ” Let
us estimate on vour work—no obligation incurred.
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Cooking clubs have about com-
pleted their work and it is hoped
that a largd number of those" com­
pleting wiH exhibit at ihe County
Fair. One loaf of bread is the exhibit
called for in Division .1 Home Cook­
ing and one doughboy or four baking
powder biscuits are exhibits for
Division 2. Camp Cookery. There are
also special prizes offered on muf-
fins, cookies, dark cake and light |
cake for cooking clubs members who
have finished their work.
SAVE TIME AND WORRY
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at tju
time
sa vp
time
It is
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home woman w III find a Com
tonal iimh I convieni. It « III
sit at home and mail ot
ry of perheps having to
a
• can’t find her receipt
>-to date method.a simpilfie
III paying by cash. Tais, to
John Moigan
A. W Bunn
Henry Rogers
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We have » few lota
and tracts In Bay­
ocean district that can
be secured at real bar­
gain prices. Some on
easy terms. A cottage
on fine view lot for
le«s than the cottage
would cost to build.
Bargains in property
of this district are
hard to secure. Inves­
tigate these.
HENRY I. KINO
Tillamook. Ore.
Theflrst National Bank
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Sealed bids will be received until
the hour of 10 o’clock „.m., the 26th i<
day of August, 1922, by the under­
signed and immediately thereaftgr
publicly opened by the County Court
of Tillamook County, Oregon, at the 31
office of said Court in the County
Courthouse in Tillamook City Oregon
for the purpose of bonds of said
County issued for the building of
permanent roads herein in the sum
of 371.400, same being in denomi-,
nations of 31.000 each, with the ex­
ception of bond No 1, for 3400. num-|
bered 1 to 72 inclusive, dated July
, 1922, and maturing serially in
numerical order as follows:
311,400 on the 1st day of July, 1937; ,
30,000 .................... ”
’’ 1938;
30,000 " ” ” ” ”
” 1939; I
said bonds to bear Interest at five j
and one-half per-cent (5^4) per
annum, payable semi-annually on
January and July first, principal
and interest payable in United1
States gold coin of the present stan­
dard value at the office of the Coun­
ty Treasurer or at the Fiscal Agency
of the State of Oregon in New York
City, at the option of the holder.
Salt) bids must be accompanied by
certified check for five per-cent of
the amount of bid and must be un­
conditional.
The approving legal oppinion of
Messers. Teal. Minor and Wlnfree,
of Port l i,)HU,
a nd, Oregon, will
Will be
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nished tile succesful bidder.
The Court reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
H. S. BRIMHALL
Clerk
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"H.lstien ( If Club met
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
,it !.e«»er Dawids’ ran h to
tilge
Btble h hool nt 10 a.ni We use the
Jeidey.i Monday. July 31. Club held
no regn' ir hi -.hiess meeting but graded system and will be glad to
nent H!
• nine In Judging. All have you investigate and send your
the nieiubeis In thia club have pure children by bringing them.
bred anlhials.
11 o'clock Communion and ser­
mon. A sermon that will help you.
The Mohler Calf Club met at the
C. E. at 7:00 p.tu.
Evening seivire at 8 p.m. Songs
ot Mr. -Davi»' for tlw puipoee
of Judgt’i . daily .inti» This club and Sermon,
¥■'11 re cordially invited to all d
plans u> in o a Judging team pt
the County Fall-. Members of this these -err Ices.
HARRY E. TUCKER. Minister
i Itth own II<>|stled calves with the
• xception of one who owns n Guern-
Brighton wood for sale. John
ey calf.
Mathers
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BAYOCEAN DISTRICT
PROPERTY BARGAINS
WE BUY AND SELL
THE BUNGALOW CAFE
Friendship and Finance
The Prosperity Of Our Depositors Is
Of Great Importance To Us
We want you tv deposit
FRIENDSHIP
as well as
M ONEY
when you start an account with us.
Your interests will be protected and
you will be assured of OUR Friendship
in return for your Confidence.
MEMBER
SYSTEM
Tillamook County Bank
New and Used
WARREN’S COMING HOME
Furniture
YUMf
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Ranges, Etc.
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If von are looking for
bargains come to
The salesman for the famous i Pre-
cilia Di esses in silks and wool l will
be at the Pollyanna Shop in a i few
days, Come and select your new dres»
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for winter.
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TILLAMOOK FURN.
COMPANY
W. E. Messersmith
First St.
I’hone 73\V
CARD OF THANKS
We w ish' to thank all out friends
for the!i many acts of kindness
and the beautiful flowers during our
late bereavement.
Mr*. Frank Landolt
And Family.
Albany—QuartivlUe
active.
Reedsport Fine landing for river
fronts naw ready for use.
Wollowa Work started on
high school building.
Road
tarts.
paving
near
new
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Hotel and Nat Open
Bavoccan. Ore.
Harrlsberg
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Greahatn cannery now running tr
full . apaclty.
La Pine
F. D. MITCHELL
mines
Wallow*—Wallowa county oil co.
to I ii - m II substation near rairoad,
tracks.
forget that Portland Maire.«
trunks free Try our reduced
Phone us your order today. Quick delivery
made for special occasions
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
A number, of poultry club members
will have some very fine exhibits for
ROCKAWAY
the fair this fall. Some have not
been very successful in raising the
Bible school at 10:00 a. m. >
young chicks this spring due to h
Morning service at 11 a. m.
number of causes. Cold rainy weath­
Subject "The Second Mile”.
er probably had a lot to do with it.
7.00 p.m. Young people’s meeting
It doesn’t pay to give up because of
8:00 p.m. Evening worship.
one failure and it is hoped that those
Subject: "The Nationalist Move­
losing out this year will profit by
their experience and make a core ment in India." Rev. G. W. Briggs
of Cawnpore, India.
determined effort to succeed.
E. MOWBRAY TATE, Minister.
The Grange at Blaine is planning I
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
their regular annual Homesteader’s I
Fair at the Grange hall and have I
Last Sunday at a congragational
put Miss Nolan in charge of the |
club exhibits. Club work is new in meeting of the Bay City Presbyterian
this district and it will be a big j church it was unanimously voted
opportunity for the club members to 1 that the Presbyterian church organ­
show what they can do. Nearly all ization in Bay City be dissolved, the
of those who have started will com- I property placed in the hands of the
plete their work. Members of the trustees of Portland presbytery and
clubs in the Blaine district are: I the membership be transfered to the
Alma Ayer, Lucille Hollet, Emma Presbyterian church of Tillamook.
This action on the part of the
Lapen, Norma Kostic, Edna Cason.
Adeline Bedortha, Clarice MacDon­ Presbyterian church was deemed
ald, May Ellis, Opal Troutman, Ida wise and necessary because the
Benfield, Ella Illalock, Viva Perry, Merhodist Community church of Bay
City Is fully able to take care of the
(’levin Perry and John Blalock.
community and the Presbyterian
Tlw Tillamook Guernsey Cnttle people are nctlve in the community
Club is giving 325 in cash prizes for church .
Guernsey Club calves exhibited at
the County Fair in addition to the
METHODIST CHURCH
regular fair premiums. Half of the
nunnny ¡senool at xu:vv o clock.
money to go to pure bred calves and
There will be no preaching service
half to grade-calves. Pure-bred l«t-
35.00. 2nd $3.50. 3rd 32.50. 4th next Sunday, ihe pastor will be out
31 ->ti: Grades 1st 35.00, 2nd <3.50. of the city until Friday August. 11.
CHARLES L. D a KK. Pastor. •
The THIamoqk Jersey Calf Club
w 111 meet at Judge Mason’s Satur­
day, August Sth. for the purpose of
Judging Guernsey Member* should
bring pencil and paper and also re-
port cards up-t <> date. Anyone hav-
Ing difficulty wlth their final re-
port!
bring it up at . this
I line
have their final report
County Fair.
Mutual Phone
... Panning gohfalmost within tfie shadow of the capitol building at
Washington, D. C., is now being done. • The strike was made across
the Potomac. The picture shows Senator William H. King of Utah,
a gold expert, looking on while discoverer* of the placer mine pan
the gold for hi* inspection.
FORM the most delicious
ice cream delight in the
world. Don’t mistake our
WEATHERLY with ordin­
ary kinds.
Children and old folks, toe,
can eat all they want of it.
.Itjs A food-*in addition to-
“tasting nice."
New
school
building
Powers—Logging
company
rrect 15 new houses.
to
-heridan flouring mill and grain
nage wardhouse will be opened
Redmond—Contract awarded for
three and seven-tenths miles of ce-
President Harding took a lummer vacation trip home to Manon.
Ohio, this month and here it what happened the day he arrived. Dr.
jl T. Harding, father of th« preeident^went Mt behind the chfckea
* house. performing that well-known execution (a* thown here), which