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ii 4 X ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 1917 J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS Successors to lVrry 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. GEO. II. SHINN, Pres. L. XI. KUTIIEUFORn, Sic. Columbia County Abstract Company ST. HELENS, OREGON The only complete abstract system in Colum bia County, Oregon. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES CORRESPONDENCE. SCAPrOOSE WARREN Mr. for cm- S. HEUMANN, Prop. PURE FOOD BAKERY WKST ST. IlKLKXS, OUKGOX WILL DKLIVKK ltltK.ll HOT I KO.M THK OVKX TO YOU PASTRY OF ALL KINDS AND FANCY CAKES A SPECIALTY Ask for Pure rood ltiead at the lending croccrs: A. T. Kililan, Perry .V (.rahum, A. 8. Harrison, Williams .V Hull Co., Italian Importing Co., Oscar Frickson, Warren Ore., i tread and Pastry, Central Con feet inner j, W. II. Ilrower, Prop. SAFETY FIRST Have Your Car Overhauled This Winter And avoid the Spring rush REPAIR WORK Remember "A STITCH IN TIME" ii li i i We recommend United States Tires INDEPENDENT AUTO CO. IL I'llOXr: 71 ST. HKLK.VS, OliK. GOLD FISH -GOLD FISH GOLD FISH JARS Lots of Them The Plaza Pharmacy BANK BUILDING Come and See Them 4 ST. HELENS to A. T. KIBLAN has one of the largest General Merchandise stores in Columbia county. The prices are always right, con sidering the quality of the goods. Visit Kiblan's stors and judge for yourself. A. T. KIBLAN Phone 35 Houlton (West St. Helens) Grandpa Stump in quit" ill at this tlmo. M. L. Duncan lias rented the Coo per Whitney house. Chupnian camp No. 2 will start up operations next Thursday. Mrs. 11. Stanton Una been having i severe relapse the past few days Joe Klsher has gone to liltzville Wash., to work on n largo wheal farm. Mrs. Cooper Whitney wus attend ing to business here one day last week. Miss Ardatli ilngey visited her aunt, Mrs. M. lloven, at Coble, over Saturday and Sunday. James Pomeroy has recovered from liia recent Illness sufficiently to be out on the street again. Miss Kllaree Duller and N. A. Km mitt, of Portland, visited Sunday .it the M. J. liutler residence. P. A. Frakes sold four llolstein bulls in February, also one cow, which was sent to The Dalles. Mrs. Holland and Hay came over from their Sail vies Island dairy farm to do shopping niul visit friends. I August Schmidt left Tuesday tor Shippnrd Springs, where he hopes to find relief from rheumatism. Mrs. L. S. McLuuchlun, of Port land, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Krakes. Walts & Price, have purchased a new Ford runabout, and now we'll be able to get all our groceries on time. Kd. Leonard nnd family, of As toria, are visiting at the parental homes of James Leonard and (!. V. Pomeroy. Mrs. Dave Dun ran and baby ltulh, of southern Oregon, are visiting Mrs. Duncan's parents, ltev. nnd Mrs. C. II. Johnston. The Maccabees met at the home of Mrs. H. A. McKay Tuesday nnd spent the afternoon sewing for the Morgan children. The stork recently left a new baby at tho home of Grandma und Grand pa Lawson. The mother, Mrs. Gor don, is doing nicely. The Misses Ardatli, Ilagey end Kva and Gladys Garrison spent Thursday evening al the Motcalf home, where they enjoyed a social hour. The Artisans had a rully at West & Price hall. A general Invitation was extended. Dr. Kshelman, of Portland, was the speaker. Mr. Crowley has rented the Wlk stroni residence nnd will move In the near future, ufter wnleh Mrs. Adams will move into her own house. Joe Ilonnell und family have moved into the Anderson house In Kast Side Scappooso, nnd Mr. Cathcurt has moved into tho Ilonnell cottage. Dr. lllatcliford's Sunday school class of young people conducted the church services last Sunday. They read the scripture lesson, gave two anthems 'and took the contribution. The Lady Maccabees recently Initi ated six new members, Miss Kva West, .Miss Daisy Wlkstroni, Miss Inez Wlkstroni, Miss Irene Stolten berg, Mrs. Hazel West and Mrs. Zella Osborn. As Mr. Isinblatter was driving on lue south It. F. 1). route Monday morning an auto ran into his cart and broke the singletree. He was unable to get the car number. The national hank examiner was in our town Monday looking after our hank affairs and checking up. lie made some complimentary re marks about the way the bank was being conducted und apparently round everything O. K. Mrs. Tidcombe has sold her home to Louis Koutek. This Is a splendid six-acre tract of fine apple orchard und ulso lias almost all other kinds of fruit. Mr. Koutak is fortunate In being nble to secure this property. Mrs. Tidcombo will make her future home Willi her daughter in Portland. Mrs. Adell Johnson, of Corvullis, was in town on Monday closing the deal in which she sold her Jackson creek ranch to Johnson Frakes. Albert Johnson purchased the low lands nnd Geo. Frakes the lund lying east of the Columbia Highway. These high lands Include the farm lands und buildings, nlso the old Jackson creek creamery building. This farm Is considered one of the best farms around, and Mr. Frakes will likely improve It and have u beautiful home. Last Friday night the Parent Teachers' club gave un enjoyable en tertainment at the schoolhouse. It was in the form of a community get together. Old songs were sung, In terspersed by readings. Miss Owenn Crow gave "The Young Man Walled" and "The liesettlng Sin," by Kdwln Cook; Mrs. Mildred Watts, "The Three Lovers," by Will Curleton, also some Impromptu local hits; Mrs. O M. Washhiirn, "The One Legged Goose." Miss Hazel Watts had churgo of the musical program. Chiis. Grant found lie needed gome gasoline and Henry Hohlnsky needed a shave. They mounted Charlie' motorcycle and started for Scnppoose The weather was so fair and the ride so exhilarating that they decided to tuke a ride up the highway, nnd they rode 'till something got In a wheel (of the cycle, not tho head) and then they concluded to fly, and they flew In all directions. When they picked each other up they did not need any gasoline, except for a bath and they had already had a clo;,e shave, bo Geo. Grant proceeded In bin Ford to St. Helens to see If some patches would make an Improvement In their looks. The doctor declared he could not Improve their looks but might soothe their ruffled feelings nnd when he was donn they resem bled a bale of cotton und tho man we sometimes place In a cornfield ; ems an ciose tiielr eyes hoys I Tho shower tendered Miss Hazei I Watts on Saturday, February 2 4 was the largest social event recently happening in Scappoose. Miss Watts ! received many beautiful gifts ttc. compunlod by clever orlglnul verses St. Helens Creamery wants to buj jyour croam always; murket quota- lions. Phone 116. tf TRY OUR WANT ADS Picked up, a two-room house boat, painted while. Porch nil nround hunt house. Proving ownership and puy iug reasonable charges, owner can have seme by applying to K. M. Peer, St. Helena, Oregon. 1 2 -t f liny your eggs and chlx from A. M. Williams' trnpnested stock and you will not have drones hut money makers. Can book you for eggs mid April hutched chlx. I have for sale one $6.00 male ami ten $160 hens. These liens are lieiivy-liiylng trap nested slock nnd would easily bring thut much on the market. If you ......i i,.,.ltitf,.i. luiv u ffiiliiiiir wmii ii n"i"i ,..,.,. ..., It will more than pay for Itself with For Sale, at a bargain, household I goods, dressers, table und kltrlien ! range. Mrs. Margaret Hoffman, lit ' Kremlin hotel. Wanted Young lady wunts ernl housework. F.xpcrlcnced. ! quire S. N. Cade's, next to Mist. gen-lil-lMx For , houses. Kent Two Phone H-78 furnished boat 12 2 x Slgne Anderson, of Portland, spent .. . .I. .1 ...1,1. .,! .Jtltt U Ml. me wees, can vim mi nnd Mrs. C. J. Anderson. Klmer Duncan left Sunday ui,rriiinii'ii mill, where he Is ployed.' We are very glad to hear of the Improvement of C. O. Dahlgreii, who has been very sick the last two weeks. Miss Mary Thomas spent Sunday at Coble with her parents. Prof. Charles Swenson, director of the Scandinavian Singing Clubs or Portland, will direct the chorus of several hundred voices which will sing ut the celebrutlon of the four I I.e. .11. il IHllUAMUI'V l t tint liofor- I1IKU fl II, HM tll.HVt, ren Sunday rfternoon ut tho home of C. J. Larson, to rehearse a num ber of singers who will partake In ilie rhorus. Ho will be out tho two t. I.... u Invd ., r.tli,,', run tu IUIIH IHK pmmti.in ,- - Mrs. Chiis. Miller visited with Mrs. j Jack Latterly of St. Helens Monday, j A. Johnson, who Is clerking at ' Kricksmi's store, moved with his i family Into the house vacated by Mr. i and Mrs. John Purry, our forin"r ! Htnrekeener. ! dren motored to Portland Sunday. " "" ,"'' "' ""'j The Ladles' Aid of the Methodist ."' I hone HUH. , 12-tf i church held Its regular meeting nt Mrs. Josephine Spauldlng's home ' Friday afternoon. A pleasant after ' noon was enjoyed by nil those who . attended. j F.rnest Anderson visited his pnr , cuts last Sunday. ; Anna Larson was In Portland Sat urday and underwent a minor opera- j Hon on her foot. She returned Sun day iiltornoun and was able to re turn to school Tuesday, In her class nt St. Helens hlch. John Itehberg was visiting with his parents In Tlgard, Oregon, dur ing the past week. Wednesday morning tho school held its regular monthly musical concert. The following program was given: "Jingle Hells." Glee club; piano solo, Martha Hyser; "The Shoe maker Song," Primary chorus; piano duet, Mary Thomas and Mnrthn Hy ser; cornet solo, Alpheus Welhorn; selection, Glee club. Mrs. P. J. Loomls was a Portland visitor Tuesday. Frank Heeler has been making srtne enjoyable trips to Portland of lr.l o ml filling an Important position a dentist's chair. Miss Fannie Cooper visited with ono of her classmates, Adell Link, of St. Helens. Friday. The girls of the Warren basket ball teem aro getting very enthusi astic over their basketball practice, as '.lie greater number of '.hem now have their suits completed. The rearrangement of Beats will take place Tuesday, und tho Undents of th-veighth grade will try and be come accustomed to their new seats. Charles Klny, with his wife un.l mother, Mrs. Charles King, of Seat tl '. Wash , visited nt the home of Mrs. P. J. Lootnis over Sunday, excc-ptliu therefrom a s(rttn, , feet III width and ion fLMi length, III tho form of rP, 11 off the entire sou l, of "'"f' zo. winsKHH fin lli.m,rbl. . lattnn. Judi'o of i ..." " 11 i - . . .... - ' "uniy r... of mo Mute or Oregon. for V 1M1III.T, Willi 111(5 0f gM , " nnixeii. i lls 2Ki i ,i.,u ... .. . "nr A. I. 1917. - ' Attest: A. F. II A UNFIT ( Sen 1 1 1 1-5 " For S.ile - No. I fresh milk cow. Purchaser may have the pick of the herd, as I am going out of tho dairy business. Dave Coon, Warren, On roil Phone 10S li. 12-2-x For Sale -A 5-pussctiger Overlulld touring automobile. Car Is In Rood condition und tlrcu are good. For n iiilck sale will take $200 cash. Phon.i C-74. St. Helens. 8-tf For Kent Good fi-room house, well located. L. It Uulherford. 11-2 For Sale or Trade F.lghty acres of unimproved laud In Washington county, 22 miles from Portland, 22 miles from SI. Helens. About twenty acres In limber, rest brush; , pari has been cleared. Good running ' water. Trade for St. Helena prop erty, god nuto or sell cheap on small cash payment on long time. IuiUiro nt Mist office, St. Helens, Ore. 7-tf For Sale Loose clover nnd mixed hay, oats, wheat; thoroughbred Harred Plymouth Itock and HufT Orp ington cockerels. C. O. Dahlgreii, Warren. Phono 102-7. 7-lf For Sale- 8. C. II. I. It. eggs for setting, of new pure ntniln Prices reasonable. Mrs. J W. Allen, St Helens, Ore. For Sale Three fresh cows nnd 1 2-year-old Holsteln bull. P. II. Lund, phonu lOfiH, Warren, Ore. 10-tf For Sale 1 Shetlr.nd pony, 1 pony buggy and harness. Inquire of or address Mrs. K, Cox. 5 Itoselnwu live., Portland, Ore. 10-3-X BACHELOR FLAT The new logging firm Is busy haul ing piling for the new road. It has given employment lo a number of idle men. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilurkhend have been entertaining friends from California. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gladlieart and daugh ter Opel wero the guests of Mrs Mor ton and family Sunday. Harry llumganlner was a Portland visitor Saturday. Mr. mid Mrs.' II. Nalglo were in St Helena last week on business. Miss F.thel liennott spent Saturdnv with her sister, Mrs. S. Nelgle Mrs. Ida Lllllch visited with Mrs. i.imi iiiimgantuer one day last week "mii. nanueis and family moved Into the Muckle houi;e. For llent--House, fruit ami one and one-half acres Kent reasonable. Address M. K. Miller, Si. Helens, Oregon. 10.4 For Sale First of all; F.nrly Hose and American Wonder seed potatoes. Also llluesteiu spring wheat and Shaileland Challenge oats. C, J. Ijir- seu, Warren, Oregon. 10-tf Glberson's horse remedy Is guar anteed lo cure mange, Itch, colic mid worms. It Is also a great help for heaves. It purifies the blood. Pre pared and sold by A. N. Glherson. M. Helens, Oregon. 10. Taken up, ut my place, a yearling Jersey heifer. ()Wllir run Itnvn sinii.i have 1 by paying for feed and this odvertlse "lent. (1. J. Jusncr. Deer hilim.l Oregon. M 1 m . mr. nun sirs. Jacohson were see- uik me sigi.is in St. Helens last Sat urday, wh,!,. t.rn ,v , j able for the liachelor Flat Sewing Ircle which was put in the school house, the same to he used for all 'social gatherings. I The new barn which Mr. Muckle Is building on li u ,,!,. 1.. .. ... . . ,,, in,, rial is ....... n, ja groat addition, and we uim hooih011 ,,Ih,M! VrU,t -.r.00; to (to ho Mr. Mucklo rttart IiIh m,IH.t Jo,in liii", Moulion, Oroi and nifivn nut 1..U1 "it II UK. Q. I. Peterson started for St. llel- basket on his arm. Miss Madeline Thomas spent the -.... ..-.... er parents In.Goble 10-3 , For Sale A 2K-uere tract of lund 1 1 mile from Warren. Soil Is very ; fertile and land can be easily cleared. A good county road runs by the Jl'hice. Ic. F. I), rervlre, nnd phone line near. Llvlnir s;ri.:nn .,r ,.,, on place. Price $2. .100: terms m iniii gn. 1 1-tf SICK WIFE'S STORY SUR PRISES ST. HELENS he following has surprised Bt Helens: A busiiieHH iihhi'b .ir James Pone In ..1.1.. I '"'red from dvsneiiHla ni,,l i...u,t.... school again, after a long sick s .ell ' f"r yfiilrH- AUI.oukIi she dieted :,.,. r., 11.. ..I..,, , . 01 " "I" " is lie mm m, i.i....,. .i 1 '"""I' M hit c in nen un 1 1 ' i"ii nii-H spel I George Hun nil i, , . 1 . . ' work at the ('hpmn c,,mp l "H The sewing circle will meet will, Mrs. Nels Lindhurg Thursday, Mareh Mr. DeSpaln Is very hy making Improvements on his farm We !T pect to see him move soon. REUBEN C . 8. Wilson, of Tldo Creek snenl Sunday with friends here ' Stan wood and Holsteln have sold ' r loggK PnKlne to prVi;.sH"' Caatlo Itock, Wash. i",rls al The heavy rains of Sunday nl.-i,, caused considerable damage t " t he track of the Columbia Timber r , m nany, nearly 100 fet ,r . .' Wuller Llngacher und wife i,nu e.ndymernt.Ul,BaC,',!r ,,M ftcc'"'"' 4ua"vLC8Tues!iayV-'"'r E. Glherson, Tuesday meXlr.L&''''-' lh- lor Wednesday at , "os. Moiste n, of III,,,,,, n., , Creek, transacted huHlU'K, W. M. I'Mlul,,,., ..... not fit. ONF. KPOOi.M-i. i...i,.i bark, glycerine, etc., us mixed In Adler-i-ku relieved her INSTANTLY Hecniiso Adler-l-kn euiplles 1IOTH a ,".?'J.?",ul1 l,,:,'Htlne It relieves ANY ( ASK eiiiiulli.i.il lw , i"i miur Hioiu- 1, , "r';',H. I'fvciitH appendicitis It has yillCKKST action of anything we ever sold. " A. .1. liKMING, I HriiKglHt CITATION. IN Til K COUNTY COIUtT ()K TIIF STATK OF OIIKGON, FOIt (V) I, PMHIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of An 1rew J. Hupert, deceased To Andrew j. Rupert, Jr., Flora Ml'n Page and F.vanda A.'llupM ! vlsees and heirs at law of An Irew J. Hupert, deceased, and h i X'rsons unknown Interested In the .state of said deceased, Grooti ng I" t i. name of tho State of -Oreg ,1 cite, !'" ,"Uil, of you n" '"'"'by t ied and recmlred to appear In t e (.... y Court of the Slate o Oregon ton. , ,1""b"1, ,ou,l,y' llt t ;5Srt Ifonm thereof, t St. Helens In mmm of St. llelenii, Oregon, NIMMONH IN TUB ClltClMT fontT (,.., HTATK OF OltK.ION. K, , J ' CM III A COUNTY. ' W. A. Harris, PlalnlllT. vn H. V. Hulley. L. M. Halley . Ilrower, L. M. lirow'o, ,: Kdwln Oaken; Ah;o all w liernon or humi... . . ..... - .""iiH ;,' r'gi. title, lien, or Interest la the rJi, ,l.rll.o,l 1.. .1.. . !"' l ................ , uiuipiiunt ht Defenilants. r" To the above named ilsfcnd., Ilowuril V. llallny. ,. M A. Ilrower. L. M. Hrower. nd ,! Kill llnkio Al... l ' 4 Hurtles uiikmiwn eii,i,i title, estiito. Ile:1 or i1.r,l ll real estute described lit the tomclJ lieriMIl ; In the liamo of the Htu o 0 gou : 1 oil nre liereliy requlN appeal and answer Iho C(lmi, filed against you In the boi J imeii sun on or nerorn ij w from the 2nd day of ,lirc, , the (late of the first lllllltlBlU. tills miiiiiiiioiih: nnd U you falH0J svier, lor wnui I hereof Hie p,, will apply to the Court for ih lief denuiniled In plaintiff's compl! lo-wlt: That the plaintiff t , Judged to bo tho owner In fw , pl of the following dencrlM estate situate In Columhla Cou State of Oregon, to-wll: Lots One, Two, Tun, Knur T Six. Nine, Ten. Kleven nnd Tt. In Itlock Three; UiU Hcvud E, Kleven and Twelve In lllwk li i.ois line to six inclusive lllockr UilH One to Six lnclinln B Seven; Lets On to Six InrU.f lllock I'.liiit; Lots One to Tweli, i-IuhIvq lllock Twelve; LoIhOm.T Tbrne. Four. Klirht. Nl ' ? Kleven nnd Twelve lllock Kon4 uits 1 hree, Four, Nine, Ten. I and Twelve lllock Flftwo; J seven, Wglit, Nine, Ten, Ktm Twelve, lllock Sixteen; Ut Ot Twelve Iniiuslv.., lllock Hctn1 Lots One to Six liielunlrt. li Twenty; all In the First Aildltlw ilie City of VernonlH ns uppwi 1 lie iinl Iheieur or reronl lo th ncn or inn county Clerk of M iimblr. County; lits One to T Inclusive, lllock On; U11 0i Twelve Inclusive, lllock Two; ! Three, Four mid Nino Hindi Tt all In the Second Addition Id City of Vernoiila, ns appear ; rerord therfmf In lit., nfflm a1 County Clerk of said Culuinbljft ly; aim) ine moiuii ririyirrctt! West half of the Hmillioaiit m of Section Five, Town.ililp North. Itange Four West of tb luniette Meridian; Hint tin V HlitH be declared und ultuilr hove 110 interest or estate ht In .or to the nhovo descrlhnl H lse or any part thensif. and (0: further relief ns to the t'ourt seem meet unit agreeable to ami for his costs und illt)uroi 1 his summons Is piihllsli'il put to an order inuile nnd entorrd t II.. nl.U t A L'.. LI.. I.la n . . ., m a. . i.iinii,, tfuiih, above entitled Court on the !' or Februnry, 117. The fit llent Inn of Ibis Summono ill' day of March, 1917. 1iBt H Hon April 13. 1917. M. K. MILLKH 6 W. A. HAW Attorneys for 11 KC.MMOVS IN THK CIltCl'IT COl'ItT OF STATK OF OKKGO.V. Kill COUNTY OF COl.l'.MIIIA C. V. Kverelt, plaintiff, vi i Kverett, Defeiidant. In the name of the Slate of 0"i To tho above named defend' You nre hereby required tml nnd nnswer the complaint 01 M filed against you In tho atw' titled milt on or before the Uc scribed In the order for tin I' lion of this summons, to-wlt: before the 14th dav of April. snhl date being six weoki al' lillblli-iitlon of Ibis sumilionl. If you fail to uppear and H the iiluliitlff will apply to ii" for the relief nrnveil for In tit plaint, to-wlt: for a detrM lug the IiouiIh of matrimony istlng between the plaintiff " fondant und for such oilier" the Court muv ail I in! go prop Tl.l. u........,...u lu i,lVItl UP ittn nil ill ...nun n - a hv oiibllcatlon. hv order ol I" orulrto J. A. Kakln, JuilK 1 ii.,.,,,, r..i,u.i 11111 whicn .,.,,TU l-liwitu. ... .1 wiih made on the 27th dnyo' ary. 1817, nnd required iw untiiiiifkitu l, iiiilillnlied ORrt for Mix hiiccobbIvo weekn lo Jl lliilnna Mill n liewsnaDOr P'1 in St. Helens. Oregon. "J H iiini v, n n ,.,,., f mi or ncirl IKtb day of April, 1H7. ,nf,,"I the complnliit of the pi""" herein, . Date of Tlrst publication ' 1917. Dull! of lust publication n 1617. , rnr P': 710 Hoard ofTrai'l Portland. OrcSl J. W. Hagjg Cleaning Pressing All work done prog .nut in filSt-claSS sWk Give me a trial rt- in I I 1 fr.e,,dsi;e'roThurday:,a,,,'V,Hlt- n-Ktcloor to Hotel W shop. -
