Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 15, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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THE TILLAMOOK
r riday, September
HEADLIGHT
3, Kenneth Williams; 4, H. Fobes, F. R. Beals; 2. Piere Beals.
I CHURCH Ï
E. Tucker; 5, H. Mason;
Fobes De Koi, Niger and
Bull Junior Champion —
Cow 4 years and over
G Ngier; 3, Aggie \ ale Orms­ Proud Pontiac Segis, F. R.
Oregan Queen, Cottonwood by of 'l illamook, John Schild Beals.
Continued froui page 1.
Cow Senior and Grand
Farm, 2, Auricula's Daisy, I Bull 2, yrs. and under 3, —
No
entries
Champion
— Colantha Joh­
Ira
G.
Lance;
3,
Imp.
Coun
­
Name not given Gus Peter-
Bull Sr. yearling — 1, anna Prilly Canary, F. R. REFORMED CHURCH
try
Laura,
Ira
G.
Lance;
4,
s°n 4- Gray Foxes Pauline,
Sunday Schoo! at 10 a. m.
William Robitsch; 5. Carry Janis of Sequoia, Cotton­ Gem Butter King Bessie De Beals.
Koi,
Peter
Betchert.
morning
worship at 11 a. in.
Cow Junior Champion —
wood Farm.
Santiam Chief, Eric Glad.
Subject, “Formality and
Bull Jr. yearling. No entre Braclett Gerbcn Posch, F. R.
Cow 3 and under 4 yrs.--
Heifer Junior Calf — 1,
Religion."
no evening ser-
Beals.
Bull
Sr.
Cail
—
1,
Proud
Betty Lavern Ackley; 2, f, Beth’s Linda of Few
Get
of
Sire
—
1.
Holly
­
•
>
ices.
Pontiac
Segis,
F
R.
Beals
Daisy's Temptation Easter, Acres, Homer Masonjz, Josi
You are cordially invited
Allen Krake; 3. Unnamed and Perrin; 3, Cottonwood 2, Aggie Johnanna Gerben, wood Lilith Adventuress, J.
to
worship with us.
Adventuress
R.
Watson;
3.
F.
R.
Beals.
Calf, Henry Gruber; 4, Lad’s Farm; 4, Ira G. I.ance; 5,
W.
G. Lienkaemper, pastor.
John
Schild.
Bull
Jr.
Calf
—
1,
Unnamed
Ruby, Gus Peterson; 5, No­ Josi and Perrin.
i,
Produce
of
Cow
F.
‘
R.
Beals;
2,
Unnamed,
F.
ble Duke’s Pansy, Marjorie
Cow 2 yrs. and under 3.—
Presbyterian Church
Known Pennsylvania Quality Rigidly Maintained
R. Beals; 3. Romeo Pontiac Rupp; 2. Watson; 3. Schild.
Krake.
Ra.’s Bell’s Daisy of Few Segis De Koi, Francis Pow­
Exhibitor
’
s
Herd
—
1,
F.
Sunday School io. a. in.
Senior and Grand Champ­ -Acres, Homer Mason; 2,
R. Beals.
AND N0W-
morning worship il. a. m.
ion Bull — St. Mawes Che Starlight's May of River­ ers.
Exhibitor’s Young Herd-
Cow 4 years or over
i,
try, Joe Rosech.
“
job
’
s
Devine
Subject
lawn, Ira G. Lance; 3,
Junior Champion Bull — Mountain View Bonnie Lass Irene Countess of Sommer- 1, F. R. Beals.
Hedge.’’
set, Jack Rupp; 2, Nora Spr­ Dairy Herd — I, F. R.
Bob’s St. Mawe Turvy. Wrn. Josi and Perrin.
Evening worship 7,30 p.m.
ingbrook Longfield De Koi, Beals.
Thomas.
Subject “A Grandmother
Heifer Sr. yearling — 1,
Young Bull no progeny — God.”
Geo. Kiger; 3. Lady Dora
Senior Champion Cow — Ira G. Lance.
i,
Peter Betgchert.
Aaggie
Pontiac,
F.
R.
Beals;
Novema’s Sunr:se Beil. C.
You are cordially invited.
Heifer Jr. yearling— 1,
4,
F.
R.
Beals;
5,
Tillamook
II. Graves.
Allen A. Me Rea. Minister.
Swine
Awards
(»rumby’s Glenda of Green
’cnior and Grand Champ Acres, Blackmore and Sons; Artis Segis, Jack Rupp.
with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased
Chester Whites,
Boar
Cow 3 years and under 4 over one year — 1, Mrs. Joe At The Methodist Church.
ion Cow — Chief's May 2, Elsie of Golden Rod, E.
Fogbell, Mildred Glad.
Compare these NEW prices with those asked
Harrison; 3, Homer Mason; —Dolly Marena Vale Corn­ Donaldson 2. Ira Lance.
The new Pastor, the Rev.
Get of Sire — 1, Albert 4, 11. E. Tucker; 5, Phillip ■ ucopia, Rollie Watson.
Sow over one year — 1, Simson Homrick who has r
for ORDINARY makes:
Krake; 2, Lester Daniels; 3, Buslach.
Cow 2 years and under 3 Mrs. Joe Donaldson.
been Pastor of the Cottage
Mrs. Joe Donaldson; 4, Gus
Sow under six months — Grove Methodist Episcopal
Heifer Sr. Calf— 1, Daisy! — 1. Colantha Johanna Pril­
I ’eterson.
Rex Lady of l illamook, P. ly Canary, F. R. Beals; Til­ 1, Mrs. Joe Donaldson.
Church for the past three
Produce of Cow — 1, Mrs. Buslach; 2, Erwin Harrinon.! lamook Lassie Springbrook,
Sow with litter under six years will arrive with his
Joe Donaldson; 2, Gus Pct
VACUUM CUP CLINCH'<
Heifer Jr. Calf — 1. Cat-’’ Jack Rupp; 3 Minnie Tilla­ months-i, Mr . J. Donaldson family in our City on Wed.
erson.
ton wood Farm ; 2, Brvan mook Fobes, Flora Schild; 2. Ira Lance.
September 30th.
FABRIC TIRE
Exhibitor’s aged Herd — Morgan; 3, llonier Mason Heifer sr. yearling—1, Kath
Fat Barrow
1, Mrs. Joe
The
retiring
Pastor
who
is
1, L. C. Daniels.
I, Donald Cren haw; l obt. rine Oinsliv Bos de Koll, F. Donaldson.
soon to leave for hisnew pas­
Exhibitor's Young Ilerd- W iliianis.
R. Beals.
Herd — I, Mrs. Joe Don torate at Me Minnville, Ore.
1, Albert Krake; 2, Gus Pet
Heifer Jr. yearling—Myr­ aldson.
Senior an I < h and ( hanp-
will preach next Sunday
erson.
,
Boar under six months morning September 17th.
i"ii Bull - Jolly Fermain, tle Queen de Koll, Niger X'
VACUUM CUP CLINCHER
Dairy Tjerd —- 1, L. ( ’. Ira G. Lance..
Niger; 2, Princess Susie Fo- and Sow under six months
CORD TIRE
Daniels; 2, ( . II. Graves.
1 lamp shires — 1, JoJin
Junior ('liampion Bull, — lies, Lillie Schild.
Chiistiaiy Church
Heifer Sr. Calf — Braclctt Hoffman. *
l <>ny Lagler.
Guernsey Awards
Rev Harry E. Tucker,
Senior and (hand Champ­ Gerben Posch, F. R. Beals;
Pomes
»
minister
of the Christian
Aged Bull 1, Jolly Fcr- I ion < ow
Tillamoo'k l.ilth Beauty,
Oregon Queen,
‘
¡elding
—
i
,
Donald
Cre
­
Church for nearly five years
main, Ira G. I.ance; 2, T’illa- ( oitonwood barm,
32x4 VACUUM CUP CORD . .
lack Rupp; 3, Unamed, Geo.
$29.25
nshaw;
2,
Thayne
Smith.
will
preach his farewell ser­
11100k filcn Bpy, C. Blum;
Junior ( liampion Cow, — Kiger; 4, Lady CanaryMer-
33x4
VACUUM
CUP
CORD
.
.
Mare — 1, Darrell King. mon Sunday September 17.
$30.15
3. Sequoia Weller of Janis, Gtumby’s Glenda of Green cedes Hartog, Rollie W at­
Sweepstakes
Pony
—
1.
\
ou
are
cordially
invited
r. B. Hyder; 4, Starlight .Acres, 1'.. A. Blackmore and son.
32 x 4X/2 VACUUM CUP CORD .
$37.70
Donald Crenshaw
Rev. Tucker goes to Albany,
Governor of Rose City, ( ot Sons.
I Teifer Ir. Calf-—1. • L.’n
Oregon to take the place
35x5 VACUUM CUP CORD . .
$49-30
tonwood Farm.
(Jet of Sire — i, 'Cotton n,oiled b. R. Beals; 2, l.adv
made
vacant
by
the
killing
Bull 2 years and under 3—1 wood I'arni; 2 II. Mason; < li.irlott I.ilith of Tillamook
Surlyyou have something of Rev. Roy Healy in the!
1, Beauty xiv of the Forget 3. (ot tonwood Farm; 4, ' lack Rupp; 3, Unnamed, A. to sell—old furniture, cattle, I
"The Sound of Safety!”
moonshine raid on Dave
tci's Royal Knight, Homer Ira (i. Lance.
l'hoeni; |. Tillamook Bell a wagon or buggy— Insert West
’s place.
Hundreds on Every Tire—
Manin; 2, Heroine’s Walter
Produce of Dant — J, ! Lilith Countess, Jack Rupp; a classified, in the Headlight
Every Cup a Quality Pledge
of Mpv Rose, Ernest (lein- losi and Pt a: ven 2, Homer ' 5, Unamed, F. R. Beales.
CARD OF THANKS
and see if you can't find a
ger; 3, (den's Tillamook Mason;
Williams Garage Tillamook,
3,
Cotton wood
Bull Senior and (¡rand market for some of vour ex­ Wo wish to thank our fiiendsffor
their kind sympathy and for the
Frenchman, Phillip Buslachj i; iriii; 4. Ira < 1. I .ance.
i ( liampion — Sir BeSsii
cess articles. One cent per floral offerings during our late be­
Oregon.
Exh ib or s Aged 1 Icard— ne De Koi I'obes,
4, Tillamook Red Wing, P.
word per issue.
reavement.
( hristen.
I, Ira G I .ance; 2 ('.otton
Mrs. Boquist and Family.
Bull Sr. Yearlings — 1, wood I'arni
Imp. Fairbov of Riverlawn,
Exhibit 01 's Young I Icard
Ira G. Lance; 2, Fermaiti’s 1. I lonier Mason.
Prince of Few Acres, Homer 1, I lonier Mason; 2.
Breeder's Calf
Mason.
Bull I r Yearlings — 1. Homer Mason.
Dairv Herd — 1,Cotton
Walter Rogue's Hero of
wood I arm; 2. Josi and Per­
Hawthorne. T B. Ilvder.
Bull Sr. ( all -Sire; Rex’s rin; 3, I ra (i. I .ance.
N oting Bull, No Progeny
Dictator of Maple Hill Dam:
Hero’s Lillyvak* of llawtli I, I ra (! I .anee.
Producing Cow —
office l»"uy Lagler; 2, Jolly
hundred factories, ranging
increa-es. This meansniore workers,
of Goblin Rod. Erwin liar (i. I.ance.
Iioni .-mall creamery to great flour
more money .in Oregon, better mar
Holstein Awards
risen.
mill« me manufacturing food prod-
kets for Oregon farm products, bet­
Every gallon like every
Bull 3 years old or over—
uucta and household necessities sold
Bull Jr. Calf
1, Walter
ter times for everone.
•
at your grocer's.
Y< u can help bring better times by
other
gallon.
Every
drop
ca
­
1,
Sir
Bessie
l'a\
tie
I
)e
Koi
Naegeli; 2. Homer Mason;
ise factories are providing mar-
insisting on an Oregon brand. Buy
pable of vaporizing r. ¿idly
or Taw materials; they are
Oiegon products at your grocer’s .on
Oregon a better pla^.e to lice
and uniformly in t u arbu-
the basis of equal merit. They are
the kind any housewife is proud to
retor, and being
umed
Jr sales expand, production
thier
have and use.
completely in the < lirder at
the jump of the soar! ..
io
PRIZE CATTLE AT COUNH FAIR
EXCEED EXPECTATIONS OF ALL
4551
FREE!
A "TON TESTED” TUBE
30x3*
HL95
$13»65’
UNIFORMITY
Get away this y car­
Associated Industries of Oregon
Oregon State Fair
That’s quality in gasoline.
Use ‘Red Crown” and
nothing else, and your car
will develop the maximum
power that its makers de­
signed it to give.
Salem—September 25-30
Railroad Tickets Only Cost
L NtS
One Fair
and a i hird
Round Trip
Sale dates Sept. 21 to 29
Return linut Oct. 2nd
702 Oregon Bldg., Portland, Oregon
That’s “Red Crown.
Gasoline
of Quality
Fill at the Red Crown
sign —at Service Stations,
garages, or other dealer^
Oiegon industries make Ore-son Quality products to be obtained
grocer’s-and other stores, a-k for them.
Arme Flavoring Co.
Albers Bros. Milling Co.
Alice Loves Orange Marmalade
Allen and Lewis
American Soda Works
Bradley’s Pies
Brown-Shipley Co.
Carnation Milk Products Co.
Celro-Kola Co.
Closure A Devers
Co„olie Products Co.
Columbia Macronl Co.
Columbia Milling Co.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
PP0MJCÏS
Special Attractions Day and Ni^ht
$75,000 in Premiums and Purses
Agricultural Displays — Exhibits ot every kind
Greatest Horseshou in Northwest
Horse Racmg-Amusements-Stock and Poultry Show
loi luithet partkular» ask agent» >t writ«
JOHN M SÇOTT. General Paascnuer Agent
I SE THIS COUPON’
Delated ln<im>trta<
702 Oregon Bldg.'. Portlai
’ Flease Sfnd mt
Brands.
Conner & Co.
Crown Mills
Daisy Brand'' Cheese Factory
Denos Food Co.
Dwight Edwards Co.
Fleischman Company
Flynn. Chas. I. Co.
Gardner Cigar Co.
Gets it Soap Co.
Glemo Products Co.
Ooelitz, Herman
Grandma Cookie Co.
Gray, McLean & Percy
Haniblet & Co.
Haynes-Foster Baking Co.
Hood River Apple Vinegar Co.
Jones Bros. & Co.
Kerr. Gifford & Co.
King's Food Products
Knight Packing Co.
,
I-a Gran Marca Cigar Co.
Rang 4 Co.
log Cabin Baking Co.
Luckel. King * Cake Soap Co.
.
Luxury Mayonnaise
Mason-Ehrman' & Co.
Mt. Hood Soap Co. 4
Mutual Creamery Co.
National Broom Mfg
Nestle s Food Co.
Northern Flour Mills
Old Fashioned Cereal
Oregon Honey Co.
Oregon Milk Co.
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.
Pacific Coast Syrup Co.
The Palmolive Co.
Portland Brewing Co.
Portland Cheese Co.
Portland Damascus Milk Co.
Porto Fruit Products Co.
Portland Flouring Mills
Portland Seed Co.
Puritan Health Food Co. Inc.
Red Kock Dairy
Rose City Flouring Mills
Routledge Seed * Floral Co.
Royal Bakery and
Confectionery Co.
Royal Nut Mfg. Co.
S. E. Shaffn* Co.
Starr Fruit Products Co.
Sterling Food Products Co.
Swetland Fruit Juice Co.
Swift & Co.
Table Supply Mfg. Co.
Tru-Blu Biscuit Co.
Vncfe’s Pie Co.
United States Bakery
Valley Packing Co,
Vancouver Flour Mills
W. * R Don -» Co.
Wadhams A Co.
Henry Weinhard Plant
Western Waxed Paper Co.