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Professional Card 31 S.1ttuLlitULtiLiaHtiLt4t.LlULUilLLitUkirl iJi in Tb C ,lumm Din Reculle for S! and Want Ads 1 " ,1 Horses Fur Sato 11 kind of horse fur huIu or will rjt. n -m-m for rut tli'. ('.inn-ami Vlllilt VVf IlilVH lit tilt' Sl'UppooKe jj.yr) Inn . w- ""' t. ',,r :'.iV ".ilc from llili'll-. I'l.illililV . In- ,. :ii Mi-I :''"' , Wwild 1 4 t fuH.iii rap; ui hf Vi ",,'"v' .r K'nt li.mui in tlx- Hunk bjiM.inf Steam liiut. ilidiic lihl. h"I '"''I '"1'1 wi't'T- ' ('uliimlia Co. I Sunk, i A iniiiil house with three choice ! hit in locution in St. 1 Iflfiist ' fr will'. Iinniri' for priced mill l.TIIIH lit tin' Mint lfVt yr S.i! One 1 i W train, hciny n n;nii and Iiuiiicsm; l i :t lighter h.n'iu't. Unbuilt Andrew Johnson,1 V';it r.n. "tp j ('.ir Sali' Aercuyc, K"1 Koil, fun' Iiinlilinj site. T.venty minute u:i!n from court lioi.se, Ki-usnn- a!,c t.Tiin. Address U llW. St. ; liilriii, t'li'. 11: i i For S.t!e 10 acre in l!;n'lielnr Hal for naif. U. S. iMp.iin. St. j . It'll. Itl Ti'ain f.ir Salf - Four year old, well broke, will wciK'h over HWMl pound. 4!p J. A. Nelson. Warren. Ore. For Sale Two good lots on Nuh Mill with beautiful view that cannot be abut oir. $S(X). Also lots from $loo ami up. Close in. Columbia County Abstract & Tr. Cnmanv. 3t For Sale - Covered caiiii waon til fuiti plte. Inquire ScapKose jury Stable. 4tpl A bargain in house unl lot in Ifiiod portion of St. Helens, irooil nil, fruit trees, row etc. Kasy term. For particular call ut Mist ollice. DR. L. GILBERT ROSS PHYSICIAN ft. SURGEON St. Helens Ol M-m hi,i4. Htiih I'Ihiii UN EDWIN VCXS5 PHYSIC IAN .1 SURGI ON OMUa Hou.., 10 1. 12 .. m, 2 I. 4 p m, I'KHi I. IS IUNK ! ,,,, M. Helens ()i T. S. WHITE FUNERAL DIRECTOR I II KNxC.ll KMHtl.MKK Hutilt on Oregon DR. ALFRED J. PEEL PHYSICIAN .4 SURGEON St. Helens It'i lit li.iilli. Sir. IRALDA Summer Rates between St. Helens and l'ortlrnd 50 ecnts one way 75 cents round trip Tickets jjo xl any time after April 4th Itoal l-nvm S. Ilclctit 7 . 111. hvtiitiiing Icuve Portland 2:30 p. in. Arrive at SI Helena 4 i'i p. ill. r. I. IIOOCHKIRK DR. H. R. CUFF PHYSICIAN A SURGEON I'M, .i.i- Main ILL A I::-:. K.-a. K. rortland, Or. in tin i;i; iriiinn HuiI'Iiiik GEORGE 11. SHINN A TTORN EY-A T-LA W St. Helens Oregon M. E. MILLER A TTORN EY-A T-LAW St. Helens Oregon HERBERT W. WHITE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW St. Heleni Oregon PIIUSE S:i Pacific Coast Hospital DR. W.S. ARMSTRONG, SUP. HDVLTOS and ST. UEl.ISS, 0KI(,0S When was YcurHOaSe Let me estimate your build itigs, suggest color schemes and make an estimate. See McCOY! Sr. II k 1. hns Ork. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BEGINS i forty-fifth tthool yri Sit(mim i. itu. DCCREC COURSCS n mnr phawto! AamcuLTunt. lNOimiHO. Homi Cconomic Mimwa. roiTy. com- MINCC. PMMCT. TWO-VCAR COURSES AamcuL- TUKl. HOMI ICONOMIC. MtCMNIC ART rOHHTKV. COMMIMCC. PMM4C TEACHER'S COURSES in uianual training, tgriculliire, domestic aciencf and art. MJSIC, including pino, string, hand inalrunirnti and q:c culture. A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled "Tint F.NicnvNT o RtAt. I.ikk" tn.l a CATAi.oiiO will I mailed free on application. Addreao II. M. TkT, Ri giat a. n? litut) Curfnllia, Ortgoo. IOH HOKTLAND DAIL STEAMER BANOEROUI lUIOIIIt MMUaM bU Taaaatu Taaaa I.iavfihl. Helrtii 6. 00 A. Arriv at Portland 1U;.) A. Uavca I'oriland Hi t.M ArriVKa M. HclontaM 0 M V. M. M. M M Ilk Elattl BtUry fallavaa at au-tMa Mr. Stackiafa, Kaw Caaa, AnkUta alf aianaia klaak aa aallaaaa WOODAaD.CLAftMatCO. rUu4, OraM Yg of all nize for ale at all timed. Address W. H. Faxon, ,I5ox mJ. St. Helen. Ore. For Sale -4 lots. 5-rooni house. Fisy term. Inquire of Chas. Smith, Houlton, OreKon. WANTED A GOOD MAN Tha Caaa llaa Parlflx Rail war ara alllaa Ilia flal hal an4 ailiaj a.1 la taa w,.rl4. Iron, III lUtuRa IV aa a. ra, na aaraianta f oa-l-oll.lk rak. ana Iha lal inr. la alaalaaa aaual aa. aual la.lalln.aala. inlan-at at all xr rant. Tf r "III ali mala Inaaa nt tt io 'Itlvr. to hal a Iham Imltrava lhair alarM ahar Iha aoaaa kaa l'a bailt aa taa laa alaw4. A aoa raaraaaalall-a la anta4 la thl. .Il.lrtrl. Ha aiu.l ha a Oral alaM ataa aha aaa fural.h tha hat nl raf- rrvacaa. W rlla at mir., al na t ntir rafarannaa, aaa loaf jron ha. a llvarf la Ihai-nanlrr aa4 what bn.lnaaa r kata aaaa la. Aiaraaa. w. a. iost PORTLAND, ara aioo. , 6m. Furnished and housoktepinir rnnmi. Near the depot. Houlton, Ore.. Mrs. L. L. MolTett Imp Have your pictures taken now at the photo tent. We make views in the country. Call and see our Work. Welch, Photographer. Congregational Church Preaching by the pator It a. m. and 8 p. m. A most cordial wel come Id extended to all. "Come thou with u and we will do thee Rood," Uev. F. J. Meyer, Pastor. tm m JataB MM ad - J a4 T V I I W M . . ka T1 a r f.Tu :ti rm a 1 rm T y.-p a I 1 1 lllllllH t A UL'JIIlUa-'jil M ZaT III . . 1 mMmr '' rifle j.V'JT rtawT -Z.i -i -AS aamaafjaji Bmttir hiJm! Thm ttmmingtan Cufr cmrry mm Autoloedmr DEFORE you buy a big game rifle, by all means ank your dealer to show you the Remington Autoloading Rifles. They are five-shot repeaters operated by the recoil. Always a shot ready for the emergency, for the cripple, for the deer that is getting away, or the charging beast that promises to be troublesome if you don't get him quick. The Remington Autoloading Rifles and Shot gun are the latest achievement in ninety-six years of producing fine firearms. Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 299 Broadway S New York i I StHelensMillCo. I Electric Lighting (Saves Your Eyes) Steam Heating (Prolongs Your Lives) 3 Lath Wood Lumber r "That's the sixth Studebaker we've passed the only kind to invest in ' "The only kind because, as I always say, when a man puts money in a thing he wants to know that he's going to get the worth of it out again." "That's plain business as I look at it" 'That's why I say the price doesn't tell you any thing at all. There's only one thing that talks except the wagon itself. That's the name of the maker." "When you buy a Studebaker you're buying a vehicle that has behind it and in it sixty years of ex perience sixty y ears of success and sixty years of reputation for the square deal. That's why a Stude baker always looks good to me. "My father uaed to aay that Studebaker honor waa aa aura aa a United Statea bank note. He waa talking after having uaed Studebaker vehiclra aince he waa lad, and he told me hie father before him aaid, 'Be aafe get a Studebaker.' " "Vehicle buildera can't hold that eort of reputation now-a. day without delivering the gooda, A Studebaker wagon haa the httl in it. That'a why man get the mojf out oi it--why it'a alwaya an economy." "Dealera may aay to you eomething elae ia 'juat aa good.' But when you buy a Studebaker, you're making aaia iavcaUncn every time." Sea our Dtala or icrttc at. STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind. Nrw yofk cmrAoo Dallas Kansas city trnvir MINNEAPOLIS SALT LAKE. CTT SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND, ORK. A GOOLVFERTIUZER Attention has recently been called, by the Oregon Agricul tural College, to the fact that many farmers who are 'so un fortunate as to have hay injured 01 spoiled by rain are making the mistake of either burning it in the field or allowing it to rot in piles. It is stated that spoiled clover or alfalfa hay is worth $8.50 to $10 per ton as fertilizer if evenlyspread over the fields and plowed under, and that every ton of hay so worked into the soil is approximately worth four tons of fresh manure. A ton of clover hay contains 40 pounds of nitrogen, 5 pounds of phosphorus and 30 pounds of potash, which, if purchased in the open mar ket would cost the farmer about $10.50. and as clover and vetch is yielding about 2 1-2 tons per acre this season, the plowing under of thfl spoilod hay adds a fertilizer value of not less than 25 to each acre. Figured In Cold Dollar. "Tlio value of human life lsu't sup posed to lie figured In cold dollars," mild n builder, "but people dou't gen erally know that lu every big build lug erectml In New York the price of human life I a conMderatlon figured in the estlnuitu. "In u building of so many stories and of ii certain sort of construction the contractor IlKiire that a few work men w ill be killed ami there will have to be settlement with the families. Maybe no architect or contractors would admit that thl 1 true, but It's a fact nevertheless." New York Sun. Vary Damooratio. "! she the rlclit sort to be a con irresHtiian' wife?" "Is she? Why, she' even more democratic than lie I. She even goes so far its to call socially on the wive of some of her husband's constituents."- St. I.oills Hepubllc. A Hint to tha Wis. Madeline I on't come up to the house tonight. Harold. Harold -Why not. dear? Madeline Pa had a punc ture, cracked cylinder and a bent steer ing wheel today, and I'm afruld he'll wreak hi vengeance on you. Kansas City Star. Letting Him Out. "Would you marry a man who ha the n 1'iitatloii of being not more than half willed?" "No. but I'll bo a sister to you." 11. MORGUS $ SOX have Just received from Xew York a beautiful line of Spriit $ dress goods, trern in ed liats, and all over embrodery, and lares. We ash you to call and see our new stock it is worth your while. MORQUS & SON I-i. -4 University of Oregon Summer School JUNE723-AUGUST 1, 1913 Twenty-five Instructors Fifty Courses Distinguished Eastern Educator! added to Regular Fa ulty. 3 University Dormitories oin. Board and room t i. 50 per week. Reduced rates on railroads. , For Complete Illustrated Catagog, Addresi 3 The Registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene 1 ICE!! ICE!! ICE!! 1 Frank Wilkins the St. Helens Ice Man will 3 Deliver Ice Any Place in the City 3 H. Office on Sheldon Dock St. Helens 2 iiiliiiiilinnwUiUiUiUiUiUiJiiUiUiaiUiiiiUiilJUiUIUIUlUiv MAN KODAK GOODS ...EAST A NEW STOCK 3 JUST RECEIVED . 3 C M K K AS FROM ONQELLAR up i THIS IS THE Tl E OF YEAR TO TAKE A COOD BLOOD j REVEDY. YOU CAN T BEAT H Xyals Hot Springs Blood Bemedy 3 WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF THIS FIRM'S REMEDIES A. J. DEMINC. Druggist, ST. HELENS 2 ("oBjiaqQaqaaBOaoiltBiRlllftRlltl.lllllltSIJLIttlttJULtl NaAAliti AalULiaiULiiiiaLllaL iiUk i...U.,,Mt J. A. BILL E. C. KOBERTSON F g CENTRAL MARKET Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Poultry, Produce Your Orders Solicited Good Prices Full Weight Phone 60 St Helens, Ore. Watches Clocks at VON A. GRAY All Watchmaker and Jeweler. Work Guaranteed. 3 3 St. Helena Or. a Optical Goods Houston Cost . .