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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1916)
HISTORY OF CAR; H MAKES LONG RUN .... November 22 Hie Maxwell rld i clininplon non-stop cur slart- . iimkliiir run In south. ti 00 u rv - - - - California, umlor tho aanctlun of "D 1 . ... i. M k i ,, i... fiillnwIiiK January fi ion. v " .... ui tk m voluntarily atoDiiftd. a ibe nio" - total of 22,022-3 "BV,n" UH,'n .ercd durlliK lo Brum, i iih tnnirkalile rworil wa inodu uulr lWniut MtrtiiKiit rul of the Amur , Autuuiul'lle Awioclntloii and the ,lrlctot olmtirvatlon. Dut thn teriiitun.loii or uie non- ,iod run 7 " "" . jmioiiiiiratlo" of the power ami en durnnco of tho Maxwoll, for Immtull ilelr ilurwifler tho car waa literally driven all over tho country. Thn moil nolnblo tent to which the car tii lubjcctud waa a comprehensive lour of tho rough and aovere country ,( Aritona, Nevada and Muxlco. Huli uently the car was driven up tho lull lonxth of Callforntt, Oregon and K'nliliiKton, over all klnda of road condition! and Into Canada, where It tii n'lii'il by the cuatoma offlclula. To tint" the Maxwoll non-atop tlnmplon haa benn lrlm a total dlitince of more than 35,000 in lien. II lim culalilli'lu'd an International reputation for mllna:o, power and fDiluronre. Tho motor hua never lrn tourlicit since the day It atarted out to hreuk the world' non-atop Mord. The only adJuHlmmit that hue been made to It are the re pltremniit of one or two broken wind hlolda and the ordinary brake ad- juitmuota which aro required from lime to time for aafety'a aake. It It Ilia Intention of the Maxwell Motor Hiilc Corporation to continue the car In aervlre. It will Ininiedi- ilely reauma Ita Itinerary, which In- rludea a cr.ll on every one ot the 3,500 Mnxwnll dealers In the United Stain. The motor wll not be touched lg any manner. Today Uie car runa imuother and aweeter than It ever did in Ita unuxuul history, lly those tho have ridden In and driven It, It li di'duri'd the car today haa more powor, Kpced and flexibility than It rcr dlil I. Ike old wine, It aeema to be Improving; with ago. Ita future hlitory, more than ita Interesting past, merlta the attention of all mo-urd(,m. COST OF LIVING STILL SOARS Wholesalers In Portland have with drawn quotatlono on many of the ataple foodstuffs. During the pant week oil good huvo advanced. Flour hua tuken another upward ahoot and all canned gooda liuvo aUo advanced lleiina, one of tho ataplu artlclea In any grocery .tore, have gone from 5 centa lo 10 tenia, and If tho war continues muiiy month l(,nK(.r 12 to 15 cent will ho what the American conaumer will have to pay. The problem of making enough to pay the groceryman la getting to bo serious, and It la not your merchant' fault, for he ia exceedingly lucky to get tho groda at any price. ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1916 SHINGLES TO JAPAN A locont Hliipmeut of WusliliiKton red ccdur bIiIiikIch lo Jo pan, made by the St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company, la aald to mark the Intro duation of America' moat popular rooting In tho Jupuneao empire. The hlngloi were alilpped green and aro for the roof of the new home of one of the mont Influential Japan one hanker hi Toklo, who la aald to have been educated In this coun try. In ordering, tho Japanese buyer specified a certain brand of Hlilngle which haa been nationally ndvi.-rllHcd by the Wont Coast I.timhermen'a AKorlatlon. Whenever there I war there must be Injuallco on one aide or the other, or ou both. Hunk In. !) rl. "Arthur Smith," aald the teacher. Impatiently, "what ia it you are fid geting with?" Although tho lad colored up, he did uot reply. Tho claa "sciu-iuler" however, waa ready, aa ukuiiI, Willi full information. "If a pin he'o got," he aald tri umphantly. "Take it away from him and bring It hero," aald the Inatructor. The offending pin was taken to her, and there waa no more trouble from Arthur. Proaently It was tho young ater'a turn to read, but Instead of atanding up a the other students had done, he ant mill and looked fright ened. "Well, why don't you proceed with the reading?" exclaimed the teacher. "If you mlHbehave any more, I shall make an example of you." "Pleaao, teacher," stuttered little Arthur, "I can't stand up, 'cause the pin you took keep my pants up." NOTICE OK KIIK.KIKK'H HALE I Columbia County, Plaintiff v. ' iVr.'.'?.3"!:.';1 " """""u. I htatv ii'l'1T COUUT ' THE HTATK OF OKKCION FOR COI -I'M III A COUNTY : ToI,L-1'- ,,rtetter & B. II. Carr, I 1 1 ,I,""ey ! Hlanchard, )anlel W. Carter, Emma Dobel-! bower, Nicholas Oray, N. J Park-! er, W. F. Stchman, L. 8. & F. E. 1 Ihorna Jacob Tolva, Unknown and J. K. Ward, Defendant. ! Notice I hereby given, that by , virtue of an execution, Judgment or der and decree and order of sale' ssucd out of the above entitled Court i In the above entitled cause, to me1 directed and dated this 21at day ofi October, 1916, upon a Judgment and! decree rendered and entered In said ! Court, on the 22nd day of June in favor of the plaintiff. Col-' umhla County, and ogivliiBt the de-i fendanta, above named, on account1 of delinquent tax for the yep.r 1909,' a follow, to-wlt: i h. P. ilranatetter & E. B. Carr, 1 $354.40; It. II. Ilulley. $3.84; Dean i Hlanchard, $7.94; Daniel W. Carter, $3.90; Emma Dobolbower, $11 32 Nicholas Oray, $10.19; N. J. Parker, I $45.47; W. K. Htehman, $43.63; V. S. & K. E. Thomas, $14.45; Jacob! Tolva, $3.44; Unknown, $ .14; J. E. ! Ward, $ .56, with Interest thereon 1 at the rate of 15 per cent per annum, ' from thn 1st day of June, 1915, and i for the further Bum of $35.00 cost' and disbursement!!, and fur th ,,ut, of till v. rlt, commanding you to make sale of the following described real property, to-wit: . I,. P. Hranstetter & E. II. Carr, HE '4 of SW14 Sec. 3. Tp. 3 N. It.' 1 W. W. M., hot 3-4-6, EV4 of BE 14, NW'4 of SEV4 EH of NW'4 & NBVi Sec. 10, Tp. 3 N. K. 1 W. W. M., Irfit 1 lens 20 acre to E. M. llon Ker & tats 2-3-4 & 8W14 of 8W less 20 acres to J. 1). Brown & NW of SWVi WV4 of NW14 Sec. 14. Tp. 3 N. It. 1 W. W. M., Lota 1-4-5 Sec. 16, Tp. 3 N. It. 1 W. W. M., I $354.40. It. II. Ilulley 1.017 acre In UroTle' D. I,. C. (See Ilk. 9 Pg. 224) Sec. 4. Tp. 4 N. R. 1 W. W. M., $3.84. Do-n Hlanchard tats 6 & 6 Blk. 13, lllunchard's Add. to Italnler, $7.94. I Daniel W. Carter, About 4 acres in NBViofNW?4 (See Ilk. It Pg. 150) Sec. 18, Tp. 7 N. It. 4 W. W. M., ! $3.90. i Emma Dobelbower, tat 8, Blk. 37 Moeck's Add. to Italnler, $11.32. I Nlcholr Gray, NW'4 of SWV !Sec. 26, Tp. 5 N. ft. 4 W. W. M., $10.19. I N. J. Parker. E of SE Sec. 27, Tp. 6 N. It. 4 W. W. M., $46.47. W. E. Stehmon, A1 that pr.rt of WH of NWVi lying South of Co. ltd. Sec. 31, Tp. 7 N. R. 2 W. W. M., I Lot 7 Blk. 37 Moeck's Add. to Rain ,icr. $43.63. I.. S. & P. E. Thomas, 120x300 I ft. in Italnlor (See Bk. 9 Pg. 609 & I Ilk. 10 Pg. 324 ), $14.45. I Jacob Tolva. S K of NE hi of SW I Sec. 24, Tp. 8 N. It. 4 W. W. M.. and See Book 8 Page 222 Sec. 8, Tp. 7 N. It. 4 W. W. M., $3.44. Unknown. A trr.ct of land be tween Lots 3-4 Blk. & Rock Creek in Ve:-nonla, $ .14. J. E. Ward. Und. V4 Int. In Lot 6 Blk. 10, Vernor.ta, $ .56. NOW THEREFORE, By virtue of wild execution. Judgment, order and decree and order of sale, and In com pliance with the commands of said Court, I will, on the 9th day of De cember, 1916, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the front door of the Court-hcuse, In St. Hel ena, Columbia County, State of Ore Ron, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title and Interest, which the within named defendants, or any of them, bad on the 3rd day of April, 1910, the date on which the said tax, for the year 1909 became delin quent, to satisfy said delinquent tax, for the said year of 1909, with pen alties, interests, costs find accruing costs thereon. E. C. STANWOOD, Sliorlff of Col umbra County, Oregon. , Date J UiIb 25th Day of October, 1916. First publication October 27, 1916. Last publication December 8, 1916. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Will iam M. Ross, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, the executor of the last will and testament of William M. Ross, deceased, to the creditors of, end all person having claims against the said estate to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of 1 Ills notice, to the said executor, at the offices of the Columbia County Bank, at St. Helens, in Columbia County, Oregon, the same being the place tor the transaction of the busi ness of said estate. EDWIN ROSS, Executor of the last will and testa ment ot William M. Ross, de ceased. Dated at St. Helens, November 3, 1916. 46-6 4 Don't forget that tho St. Helens Dairy wants to plcaso you. Phone 107. WHKV YOU WANT A GOOD (IC.VH SAY SO Only Ac at Your 'Dealer Save 25 SUN RAY Bands and receive a beautiful picture free of charge. H. H. WA1 LACE Tel. 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WE BUY CHERRIES, PRUNES, PLUMS, BLACK BERRIES, RHUBARB, BARTLETT PEARS AND CABBAGE TO BE CANNED HERE IN THE CAN NERY. THOSE WHO HAVE ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED WE WOULD BE GLAD TO HAVE THEM COME TO THE CANNERY AND GET A CONTRACT FOR THE SAME. WE ALSO BUY POTATOES IN QUANTITIES. A Mi KINDS OK VKUKTABM3 lI,AXT.S I OH SALE FOR A NICE LUNCH 1 Come to MASON'S Short Orders, Waffles, Sandwiches The cleanliness and service will appeal to you CANDIES, ICE CREAM, CIGARS, ETC. Get the Habit COME TO MASON'S Livery, Feed and Sale Stable D RAYING AND TRANSFER All Business Promptly Attended Tp PHONE IS OR 12 WM, H. DAVIES ST. HELENS, OREGON Prop. Home Comfort As the Fall comes on and you feel the nip of the frost, you think of warmth and comfort in your home. A USIVKRSAL HEATER WIMi SUPPLY THIS COMFORT We have a large assortment ranging In price from $1.25 to $10. Call and inspect them. ST. HELENS HARDWARE COMPANY Everything in the Hardware and Builder's line. Phone 07.' Free and prompt delivery J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS Successors' to Perry & Graham . A Full and Complete line of General Merchandise The Dependable Kind Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries Free Delivery Give us a trial and you will be satisfied Phone 34 WEST ST. HELENS, ORE. CENTRAL MARKET RAY MORTON Phone 60 The Market of Purity and Quality of Meats both Fresh and Cured. Greatest assortment of Lunch Meats in town. Highest cash price paid for Hogs and Veal. A trial will te appreciated. Prompt Delivery ocn GENTS' FURNISHINGS CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS FOR WINTER WEAR Dry Goods H. riORGUS & SON "Quality Quantity 101 Price" .J
