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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1916 - l INDUSTRIAL REVIEW J Orogou City Frank llusoli will j start eonstnielion at once of moilerM ' rive;- (lock ami warehouse, j Sutlierlin It is unuouuretl tliatj actual Krachni; on now r. ilrouil hero i will start nt onto. Astoria New M'liool house iloill-' cat.nl In lla'.tlo Creek ilistriet. I North Itonil - Hay l'ark mill starts with crew of GO inon. North Heml Toiler mill shuts down to make extensive improve ments inrluilinK his steel refuse bur ner, tli?" tulilition of on-thln! story, a large machine shop, hand saws, planer, etc. Marshfiehl - I'resiilent Sproule of the S. 1'. system says now that the tract for 24 life hoats to be used on ship!) now hullilltiK here. Ilend A $$0,000 hotel Is to he tiullt here. MONTHLY LUMBER MOVEMENT BY WATER j DuriiiK the niontli of August, the j cargo mills of Washington and Ore I Ron shipped hut 13,3$C.4?3 leel of ( luniher to export markets. Normal ! August shipments in the years lui ; mediately preceding the Kuropean j war were 60,000,000 feet. ; Added to the export trade was I 5,673, Silt! feet shipped to Hawaii and 2, .',-,:! ill feet shipped to Alaska, bringing the offshore business for I the. month up to 21,915,070-feel. Shipments for the month In the off shore trade were us follows: rallro.l is into Coos Hay they i-' Hawaiian Island 5,073,8116' tend to develop the lle.-.ver Hill coal ; Australia 4.608,00'.' 1 mine to the fullest possibilities. ! Alaska 2,855,391 Hanks-Prospects for a new lum-' 'm'm , ,I:7,; ,,, , i Tutted Kingdom 1,428,002, her mill here. : Mexico l.Sliu.sCI Pendleton will make a hard fight; Japan 1.14S,i4'J to locate a normal school here. ; China 1,127,355 Newport Portland & West Coast ! J''' '?HmV itruisu i omnium u.iu.'.y South Africa 464,152 200.562 I0.42S manufacturing, sale or shipment, whether the containers tire filled or unfilled. SI a ml arils are fixed for three ca pacities, 2, 4 and 12 quarts, dry measure known us gr: pe baskets The other standards are for small fruits, berries mid vegetables, ca pacities of one half pint, one pinl. one iiuart, or multiples, dry measure Tines mid other penalties are pro vhled for violations. I!. 11. Co. announced that they in teml to begin llelil operations soon. ; Kcuador Han i -burg Nint cars of cattle, 4 Chile . . t)f hay and 2 of vetch seed left here in one day for different parts of the country. llanisburg A 3,923-acre farm 9 miles from here sold for $70,000, $15,000 in trade, balance cash. Piineville voting $100,000 bonds to aid in financing construction of railroad from main line of Oregon trunk to that city by a vote of 35S to one, is the trivatcsl advertisement it can glvo the world that it wants capital to come there and invest and that it is willing to back its invita tion with an investment of its own. Bend M. J. Scanlon of the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. here, predicts that the five y?r.rs follow ing the close of '.he European war will be the best the Oregon lumber business has ever known. PORTLAND MAKKE FS Cattle More cattle came to hand than were looked for. While the run was small, Indications were thai It would not be over last Monday' run. Total receipts for the day were 976. Steers sold nt $7 for the best, with the bulk herter than $0.50 Cows were sold as high as $0, anil hulk brought $5.50 up to ihe high spot. Hulls, $3 to $4.25. Hogs ltccelpts of but 1,400 made ti short market that went to $9 85 on prime lights. Quality us a rub was nothing out of the ordinary. Hulk of light hogs went over $9 00. Sheep Receipts were 1,400 head l.ainlis sold at $S 50 for the best Wethers, at $0.75, uud ewes ut $5.50 Demand was good. Total 21,915,760' HUGHES ALLIANCE IS ORGANIZED Don't forget that the St. Helens Hairy wants to please you. I'lione 107. A temporary organialion of the St. Helens Hughes Alliance was made Saturday for the purpose of entering the club in the State Hughes Alli ance Association. The temporary of ficers are: President M. Saxon. 'ice President John Manning. Secretary Miss l.eona Perkins. Treasurer Mrs. T. Ishlster. While the petition for the forma tion of the club has only been in cir culation for a short time, tho alli ance starts out with a charier mem bership of over 100. A meeting will I. O. O. F. NOTICE Many members of liooil Samaritan lodge of Portland will pay a fraternal visit to St. Helens lodge No. 11' Saturday evening, September 23. Al: members of St. Helens lodge arc urged to bo pr?sent and give our visiting brothers a hearty welcome C. W. HI.AKKS1.KV, 39-2 Secretary. he hebl shortly to elect nrrm.-inent According to recent statistics Ore- , , officeru and make arrangements for tho coming campaign. Announce ment of meeting will be made later. The alliance will u-ko an active part, in tho big rally that Is to bo held in tiiis citv October 10. when Him (' First car of Coos Hay!, v Plll" ,. nf ,,.,.,, ,, ,,, ' gon Itrass Works do $225,000 bus! ness with 32 employes. Albany Linn-Heuton Growers As sociation cannery ut Ilrownsville has wore orders than it can fill. Marshfield .XOTK'K Alt County General Fund warrants endorsed prior to June 2nd, will be puld; und interest thereon stops Sept. 15th, 1910. J. W. lll'NT. Co. Treas. coal shipped over the new railroad 1 went to Hurrisburg. i .OTICK Road warrants In Hoad Dist. No. 2 endorsed Aug. 5th nre payable; in terest stops Sept. 15th, 1910. J. W. Ill' NT. Treasurer. prominent speakers will be here. Multnomah county's taxable valu- CTAMFIA pn? rnp atiou for 1910 will show a decrease! of $20,000,000 from 1915 and $3S,-i 000,000 from 1913, being just slight-! lv above what it was in 1910. j Heiid Payrolls here now amount ! to $100,000 a month. : Portland I'nion Meat Co. to erect new sheep pens at cost of $35,000 FRUIT BASKETS j The fruit box has received the at j tention of congress and now wo will ! have a standard box. Heretofore trie j bottom has been mighty close to the top, and In filling them it did not i make a great deal of difference which XOTH'K OK l)ISS()I.n io Notice Is horeby glvon thrt the partnership heretofore existing be tween Or!n Shep:rd ami ltoy llauser man In the operation of the cleainer Iloo Hoo has been dissolved. All ac counts are due to and nil bills pay able by Hoy Hauserman. September 11. 1910. 39-3 OHIN SIIKPAItn. HOY HAl'SKHM AN. Marshfield The ;t,00,000 Coos sido was up. An act has been passed Hay pulp mill plant has liven dis-; establishing a standard basket for mantled and machinery sold to Urit- grapes, other fruit and vegetables, ish Columbia firm. land other types of baskets and con-, Hamlon It is claimed that ther? tainers used for small fruits, which! r.re now more loggers at work in , will become effective November 1, Coos county than ever before. 1917. The effect of the act will be Astoria A. Wickerstrom gets con- to require tho use of the standards In CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years a EVEN UK STAMP ACT abolished; Always bears the Signature of Slip a few Prince Albert smokes into your system! Copytichl by WL J. tttj Uvltl 1 ub4C4MI C. 5 ft You've heard manv an pnrfnl ahnn r,; a . j "". me nine .ruuen patented process that cuts nut hit an i. smoke your fill without a comeback! Stake vour bank mil that it proves out everv hour of th Hav Prince Albert has alwavs been snlrl without coupons or Drernmms A prefer to give quality! There's sport smokintr a nine or rnliino. your own, but you know that you've got to have the right tobacco! We tell you Prince Albert will bang the doors wide open for you to come in on a good time firing up every liale so often, without a regret! the national joy smoke You'll been wasted "v. ' a' feel like your smoke past and Uill Ko cnrni ....... 4. 1 Jf IUU 1.011I1UI up mi a ii can atari. You swing on this say-so like it was a tip to a thousand-dollur bill ! It's worth that in Via ness and contentment to you, to every man wno Knows what can be gotten out of a chummv jimmy pipe or a makin's cigarette with Prince Albert for packing"! mu . 1. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. THE Prinoa M. A Albert IMv d On mnA I fact, every Prince Albert package, haa (cai meaaage'to-you onhaareveraeaide. You'll mo:- rroceaa Patentei July 30th, IIPU7." Thatmeana inai me united Statca Govern ment haa (ranted a patent on the proceaa by which Prince Albert la made. And by which ronifua 6ife and thtoml sua... . i .. . , ., m,m bul UJ, , nvery d i iuio you ii nna riiiiK.niDtn awaiting you j reu oaga, sc; tidy red Una, !(c; handaoma vvunu ana nall-pound tin humldora and In that clever cryatal f laaanumldor.wlth ponf a - molatener top. that keepa the tobacco In aurk Ana condiUoa alwayal .anicss llcpeals Itcvcnue Mcasiuf j That A lie. led i 'l"-- !. A welcome bit of lenhlatlon which j va a iai! of the Reiieial revenue bill auMsl last week by roiiKiess us the . i-i-eal of the stamp taxes which hav ce:i paid since I ii ci'inbcr 1. 19 U. , he tax has alTivtcd nnirly all classes ,f people, for It applied to a wide I .ai iely of articles, and was not only : burden but also an annoyance. It i .us not unusual for people to ut- ciapt to tr.iusiicl ImsliicMS and find j I the last moment they lacked u i lump, and occasionally there wasj IIITicully In securliiK It. A dairyman n speaklnK of the lax the other day , i.ihl It amounted to a considerable i urn in Ihe course or a few months, , 'or shlinui'iits if cans belli ways ailed for a stamp. People iihIiik Ihci tin n distame toll p'.oue also had j heir monthly bills Increased lo the i Mi'iil of one cent for each call. i The stamp laves repealed Include hoo paid on ti'li'Kl.ipll and tele- hone im ssaKi's, parlor-car seals and erlh tickets, bonds, debentures, rer : illcates of iiideblcdueiM, cerllflcales f stock, transfer I i ' . . i of sale, prom- ! issory Holes, express and freight iiaiiifests and bills of lailliiK, bond j UK instruments, conveyances, in in auco policies, entries of kooiIs, i assume tickets, power of altorney, ' rotesls, perfumery, riisiiietics and , lic .vliiK i; ii hi. Don't compare St. Helens lulry nilk and cream w li limit a trial. I'honii 107. E. W. KETEL St. Helens, tire. Contraclor-.-Boilder I STIM A l i:S, PLANS Cement Work n Specialty PIioiui ( 'ounce! Ion r 1 P. N0RD1N l The Jeweler on The Slrmid Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler Kwi'lrv it i;iirfc ami ni.ule t' nliliT. I S A Full Line of Watches. fl Clocks and Tewclrv t Be Fair to Your Wife Save her the Wash Day Drudgery. Let us call for your laundry. Our work will satisfy you St. Helens Steam Laundry Geo. Watkins, Prop. AHomelndustry i i.rM PFUNnrtv.. . TII., . Ivy. OREGON YV7 T CONTAINS Tim . . m i t i:n (! fASIAIM m;UAIM, ii:itlii:ius, MAKNAIMIIII.I.A. JIMI'lll, WITH AllinitTKS. 1 For over 40 years a valued remedy for biliousness ! and constipation Sold and Recommended by A. J. DEMING ST. HELENS E. A. Crouse Architect and Contractor I'Iuiih anil ICNtlnmtcu. .,.N1M, Now In a good tiin Ut M(I Children Cry for Fletcher's ana art. 1 ... -. la...v.. I A . 1110 nilHl lOU lliniwuwiija aiuiikiii, nilll Mliiihlm.. Ill mho for oviT i0 joiirw, lias liornotlio Klt-iiiit -0 ' ' ,, ialo iintlor i, '1? Allow no one to l,.,.,.v V... B"T. All CountiTfollM, linltnllon.t nnd ,.IMt.,f,.lr,l;, ' '"'. lierlin iits that Irillo Mltli nud ciulatiL'er i. 'bt luluut Hiid Children-i:pcrlcnco nBuluht LilH;rii,,' What is CASTORIA Cnxtorla In n lmrmlcus unbHtltuto for Cattor Oil p porl Iropn and Hootliln Njruim. It U .leiiHni,J "! contains nelllier Opium, AIor;ililnu nor older N,,, miliMtance. IU npo It II Kuaruiit. It dehiroy, u""4 nnd nlluytt I-VvitInIiiiohn. Tor inoro llian (hli iy Jt Iiiim Ihm-ii In I'oiiNlant mho for tlio ri'llrl of roiiHtii., lutul y. Wind Coll.-. till IVHhlnjf Trot.bl,!! IMiirrluiMl. It r'kr"l, ! Stoma, Ii nu, Uu-T1 nHMlinllateH tho Food, ulvlnur iH'idlhy and iialurul nh Tho Clilldrcu'ii 1'iiuuvcu-Tbo Mother's l rkud. " GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought SOLI) ON REASONABLE TERMS , TJ1 l mm 77 INDEPENDENT AUTO CO. Aui'lilH NEW PRICES ON FORI) CARS Runabout $400.70 5-Passcn;ci Touring ..$415.70 Sold cn Easy Terms. V. O .H. St. Helens St. Helens agents for Goodyear Tires OILS, GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES Complete Machine Shop Skillful Machinists Mho Aki'iiIm fur DODGE AND BUICK CARS A FRESH LINE OF BOX CANDY Also Best Line of Bulk Chocolates in the City. Priscilla and Bunte Line at tim: PLAZA PHARMACY When in Need of Automobile Tires CO.MK To I S We liiimlle Hie eelehral.sl nnd Kiiriinf"l UNITED STATES AND FEDERAL TIRES Mono me heller. (ANOMM.; A(' l:sS(ltl;H KTUH.WK ST. HELENS GARAGE. U. S. De Spain, Prop. Wi: lUO.NT Ol II AI TOH TO HIOHroNHIlU.H i-Ainii H I'hone 57 H- MKr.M.WX K. HI'KKO PURE FOOD BAKERY mn .... w,':nt ht- ":m:nh. okwjox "" I- lI.IIVi:it ititKAD HOT I'ltOM TIIK OVI TO VO0 PASTRY OF ALL KINDS AND . . , FANCY CAKES A SPECIALTY . I.nl i. r7. "'"''. A. H. llnrHHon, Willi....... " I HHirjr, i entr.,1 'onf,yU(.ry, w. . ,.owr, l',.. urch II wel ITM ndlfi lute Bp At t llull urch I'lCll It Ie bit M Hi t 1 10 I .mi p P