FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
■eminent
COUNTY CLUB WORK
Nor the club year of 1922-23
of study
ee Club” has been added to the
list ot projects that may be carried
Agriculture recently outlined by
by the boys and girls of Tillamook
State Superintendent and State
BITYIN q
WORLD'S
County according to H. C. Seymour.
nertment is meeting with favor
FOR
OUR
Practically all th« library books' tiachers a
I
State Club Leader.
LARGEST
for the various sclyx>ls have been
Club projects carried on by the
371 STORES
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CHAIN
forwarded to the different districts.
boys and girls in this county during
AFFIDAVIT
ASSURES
Under the libi ary law the districts
State of Oregon, Conn
1921 -22 were calves, poultry, gar-
DEPARTMENT
V..
are slowly building up-very good li-• mook.
potato.
cooking,
sewing,
can-
den,
lowest
STORE
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braries but most of the*districts are'
We the undersigned first being ning and homemaking. Ten boys
PRICES
duly in need of little more funds duly sworn do say we were arbitra­ and girls received a free
trip to the
I
ORGANIZATION «
with which to purchase books
and tors on the road known, as the Moore State Gair. Three being on the
if a few extra dollars could be add-: < nt off and after taking some five judging team, three i the canning
ed by the district at the time other votes were no nearer together than team, and four high scoring individ­
libraiy books are ordered it would we were on the first vote and ?Trs. uals at the County Fair. There will
mean the purchase of a large num­ .. O. Richards proposed that we take be six sent from this county to the
ber of books that are very much the price the County Court had Pacific International. Three
for
needed in the district and which the I settled with on both the North and judging team, and two as the can­
children could use to a great ad- South »d strike an average. This ning team.
vantage.
For the coming year it is hoped
was agreed to and Mr. W. G.
Dwight phoned the County Surveyor that there will be even a-larger en­
All district budgets should be in and got the amount of land and the rollment in the club work.
For a standard club there mast
soon as the special levy are request­ prices paid and then figured out
ed to be reported to the County As­ what the Moore land would come be:
1 At least five members working
sessor not later than December 1st. at, which was a little over $3400.00,
and after Mr. Jobe Foster saw this on the same project.
2. An adult local Club leader
If all the school activities were he went back on his agreement to
reported to the County School Sup- settle in this way and said that charge during the Club year.
3. Club organization with offi­
de- $1000.00 was all that It was worth,
erintendent by teachers much
served publicity for various schools! but that he would come to $1400-00. cers.
4. A definite program of work for
the
could be brought to the attention of
r hen Mr. Dw ight said that
the public, as in most districts there1 County Court had told him that they the Club year.
5. At least six regular C>ub meet­
is something all the time in which expected two reports so if it was
The
the people of the county would
be agreeable to the rest of us he would ings during the Club year.
stay with Mr. Foster and the rest secretary should be required to keep
generally interested.
of us could send in a report for the definite record of these meetings
The new course in Oregon History $3400.00, which was done.
and also of the progress of each
recently outlined by the State Sup
member.
WM MAXWELL.
erintendent is now being used
in
6. A local Club exhibit held an-
AMOS VAUGHN.
the schools of this county and is
Subscribed and sworn to before nualiy.
7. A demonstration team of three
proving very satisfactory to the me, a Notary Public in and for said
ziua
teachers and pupils as well. It is an County and State, this second day members which must give at least
excellent addition to the course of of November, 1922.
one public demonstration
study for the reasoti that people liv
community.
A. H. GAYLORD.
2 to 6 Y/jars
8. A judging team chosen by
ing in Oregon should be made
Notary Public for Oregon
I
Charming,
fcnug little
quainter! with the events and
My commission expires May 11th, co i.petition between the members.
models of Pe.laire Cloth
more shaped events of the State
9. At least seventy per cent
1925.
(Paid Adv.)
i
with self or fur collars
the members completing the prdject
of Beaveref te or Coney;
and filing a final report with
The d''mst'dsi of Fashion for distinctive smartness find full realization in these models
warmly azid attractive­
State Club Leader.
Ar ’■'all t ;d Winter that achieve extreme modishness and reveal values that cannot b«
ly
lined.
Remarkable
10. An achievement Day he
values aJt
dup'.ca td anywhere at our prices.
the close of the Club year.
When the first four requirements
have been made the local leader
l f f
should report to the County Club
Agent giving name of club, nade of
f -
project, names ot the membqfs and
The
State
copy of the program.
Leader will then suggest ta the Na­
tional Club Leader that a standard
club charter be issued to the Club.
For Knitting
When all the requirements have
been met a National seal of achieve­
Chilly Fall and Winter
ment will be recommended.
winds cal] for snug, warm
knitted things—sweaters,
When a Standard Club is organ­
, scarfs, cape, socks— a
ized the enrollments should be
on
host of tilings.
Standard Club enrollment blanks,
We have the yarns tn
sport colors and dark
Black Brown Navy
which .may oq secured trem the
shades. iSir boll.
county school superintendent, coun-
Reindeer Sorrento
tyty Club agen|. County Agricul­
Balk 39c Rn<^ UP
tural Agenf, or County Club Agent.
In communities where a standard
Club is not organized, either because
there are not enough members
or
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variety
of models include the many stylish features dictated by Fashion to meet
because for other reasons it is not
the
requirements
of individual taste, such aa long-waisted effects, tailored lines, flare
deemed advisable, those washing the
two»
>
backs, smartly belted silhouettes. Some of the models havs smart collars of self material;
CJnb work should enroll as Club
jiembers, filling out individual en­
most of them have hixurious fur collars of Beaverette, Caracul and Opossum.
rollment cards and mailing
them
* Smart Styles u
Capeskln, suede, mocf.a la
direct to the county Club agent or
popular color«. Up from
State Club Leader at Corvallis, Ore­
gon.
Club members should be willing to
Io the following:
1. Do the project work as pre-
•crlbed by the State Club Leader.
2. Attend all Club meetings.
Earl, « heeler precinct-—J.. L. Vosberg and diss Bradley is also the food editor
3. Keep accurate record of all Amy Murphy and
NOTICE
Nunn judges. Mrs. Geo. Arch­ of the Woman’s Home Companion,
clerks; Maple Leaf precinct—J. H. G
work performed.
An
orgar.izati
n to be knc
4. Write a story of the work done ohnson and L. S. Husbbeck, judges, ibald. R. H. Cady and G. L. Archi and her name attached to a recipe the “Swiss Society’’ will be L
bald, clerks; Union precinct, Dwight booklet for Tillamook will create
luring the year.
W. F Baker. ¡•■yivia Hoskiris
and
at the K. P. hall next Sunday.
Edmunds and R O
Allen, judges. widespread interest among
5. Make an exhibit of the Club
women 5. at 1 o’clock The mission
Pearl Ackley. clerks, Neskç.win pre­ Mary E Compton. Josephine E.
everywhere. The booklet will
Work
be society will b> social and frat
cinct—W. C. Commons and Leo F. Pat her anti Bertha Edmunds, clerks. offered in each advertisemnt
pub- All men of Swis.- descent are i
6. Complete all work and reports.
S«-ond boards have been appoint­ lished in the newspapers, and
Affolter, judge.-. John Affalter. F. L.
sent to be present.
During the month of June a two-
ed for the following precincts:
upon request.
Martin
and
Hazel
Commons,
clerks;
vcek Summer School for Club mem­
COMMITT
Adv.
Nehalem precinct—H W. Tohl
bers is conducted at the Oregon Ag­ Nehalem precinct—A. C. Anderson
Besides the above features, addi -
and Lee Mead, Judges. C. H. Chris­
tional store hangers will be supplied
ricultural College.
State winners and Emil Kardell. judges. Otto EA-
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOl
tensen. P. E Allen and C’. E Allen,
fenberger,
Emil
Todd.
and
Clara
n the projects and divisions of the
to grocers, such as are now being us­
clerks; Cloverdale precinct—Chas.
Notice is hereby given tM
Peregoy.
clerks.
Net»
rts
precinct
—
ed. Ads will also be taken in gro­
projects at the State Fair, 1922. re­
Ray and F. C. Becker, judge«. For­
undersigned has filed wttk
ceive a trip to this Summer School. Clarence Edner and "W W Petty,
cer’s trade papers calling attention
rest
Gist
Bell
Murphy
and
Elizabeth
County
Court of Tillamook
Tillamook county will have six judges. A. M. Standish. Mary F.
to Tillamook cheese in the grocer's
Hunter, clerks; Goodspeed precinct
Oregon, his final account m
Cross
and
A.
N.
Davies,
clerks;
state Club winners at Corvallis next
language, impressing upon him the
—C. W. agy and J S. Diehl, judges,
istrator of the estate of Kati
June. Any member in the State Rockaway precinct--C W. Ross and
increased
saleB of cheese and rapid
Henry Plasker. Frank Conover
Christensen,
deceased, and tl
W
J.
Schumacher,
judges.
Veda
who is enrolled in a project for
turnover to be made by handling
J. C. Pangborn. clerks
Court
has
set
the 4th day of
Sappington.
Blanc
he
Wood
and
Ed
­
to
1922-23 and has all work up
of
This list of judges and clerks wan lillamook over other fiiakes
ten o’clock A. M. nt
cheese.
or ward H. Wood, clerk«; South Prairie
late may attend by paying h*s
made up from the registration and
Court Room in the Court He
her room and board fee of $15.00 for precinct—A. L. T'arby and L. A. Ed­
doubtless quite a number of changes _ Altogether, it is proven that Tilla- Tillamook City, Oregon. M l
gar.
judges.
Bur
rell
Clements,
Lil
­
he two weeks, and traveling ex-
mook advertising of the past five
lian Clements and Geo. W. Crini- will be necessary on account of vot­
and place for hearing any »
penses to and from the College.
years has been very effective
ers
moving
away
from
the
precincts
mins, clerks: Stillwell precinct, W.
and objection» to aid final
luv
T Oathout an 1 John F Mathieu,1 in which they were registered. Va ­ aid«d materially in obtaining
the
any and all person« harlnf
ELECTION BOARDS APPOINTED Judges. Bernie« E Ripley, ennle Er­ cancies in the boards will be filled higher price over cheese from Wia- tions to said final accoun'.
(Continued from page 11
skine and O W Barrick, clerks; by th» chairmen of the various eonsin and other sections.'"Today quired to pre« it the Ban« d
lillamook is obtaining 30c for Tilla­
Edwards boards on «lection day
Wilkes, clerks; Hebo precinct — Sandlake precinct—U. S.
time and place.
mook
triplets and 31c for longhorns,
and
Walt
Tcoley.
judges.
F.
L.
Brod.'
1
P D. Ott and Wm. Peacock, judges.
Dated this 2nd day of
le Wisconsin is quoting 25c and
C*laru S Bodyfelt. Dot Lewallen and Eugene AGfinson and J. R. Simpson, i
F. W. CHRISTO®
-5 Ac. From this it can be seen that
F. E Cro««, clerks; Hoquarton pre- clerks; SuSnytnead precinct—H. W. j
ADVERTISING PLANS MADE
of the
Administrai
‘he expenditure of a fraction of a
and M. Doty. Speer and >lrs Henry White, judge«!
(Continued on page 8)
clnct- Alt** Watt
-tensen.
Kathryn
V
Ch
< fo radvertising. along with
judget<
Carrie E Gruber. Etta Mrs N Al Ginn, Flora Aschim and
l»d to order the billboard ;
Botts & Win 1 wf
Shearer and L. V. Noyes, clerks; Ethel To<^ Havs. clerks; Tillamook posters, but take up at a further[ Quality and salemanship, has helped
Attorney« for the E*1
Little Nestueca precinct—Thoe. Wil­ precinct- M. R Hanankrat and A.'meeting of the board the matter of I T llamook to derive a premium of
.. I. deciding
...
• cents a pound over what dairy-
son and D. X Dunn, judge«. L
J. W Bunn, judge«, p . Todd. Mrs. Jo-
upon when and where they1
XnV^^’^’ble
to
Redberg, Lillie O. Redberg and J C. sie Gri/ler and Mra. J. Brimball.: would be used
Dunn, clerk»; Kllchi« precinct. J. W. clerks; Trask precinct—Frank Paul'
Another new feature of the T 923 it, ““ J’r the* rchee8«- Figured on
R. I. B0A1S. * 5
P oductlon of nearly 7 000 000
Jennings and Leia Hoover, judge«, and I> Fitzpatrick, judges. Marie Tillamook advertising, will be the'
priunds a year, this means $34o’oJo
Surgeon and ftf**0-
'lennfe Finlayson. Anna Nielson and Portrtfan. Bertha Hun# and Blanche publishing of a recipe booklet, with
Kittle Werachkul. clerks.
Long Hart, clerks. Brighton precinct—XV recipes prepared by Mis« Alice Brad ­ more money that Tillamook is
I. O. 0. F. BaUdUX
Chee<* annuu,,Jr- This
Prairie precinct. E. G. Kreb« and I- A. Rowe, judge. W. B. Watt, Ch*«. R ley, the head of the famous Miss pretty’Jell
preny
well
auawera
Pair
ter
and
Watt,
clerks;
J Earl, judges. Mrs Blanche Hogan
Farmer’s School of Cookery. Boston.1
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371 DEPARTMENTSTOR^S
Tillamook, Oregon
Opposite Sunset Garage
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Buying most it is /natural that we buy for less—selling most in the stores of this Nation
wide Institution, it is equally, natural that we sell for less! The benefits you derive
from our efforts comprise better quality merchandise and important saving of money
Girls’ Coats
Stylish Fall Coats
Offering Exceptional Values
$4.98to$7.50
Handsomely
Developed
of
Eolivias
Velours and
Polaire Cloth!
tnatter ot
Women’s Gloves
Tillamook