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BuwM ( all HmIhI Unteu Ui Itrgulur Hoarder
laat month nHl also the one that I ATAKKH?
""..T u" ,"'1bHtehw- ' " ""ou.d try i bottle of
li.o Multnomah County Farm herd j MUCU-TONE. the great catarrh rem
an recently tew puce,, on teirt and Udy. It contain, no opiates or nar
here were found to he several Rood cotlca and the uso of It will not
producer tla herdi foU(1 of them
.ng placed on the honor roll during-
the flrHt month of test. There
are several registered animal on the
farm that are making creditable
Knowing, hut owing to the lack of
previous recorda they do not show
up In the records as well as some
of tho cows which have freshened
recently, bit when the yearly record
Is made out they will be ni.i
among the highest producers.
( . H. Johanson, who has a milking
therefore produce the drug habit. We
recommend that all you who suffer
with catarrh try a bottle of this won
derful remedy. It comes In 60c and
$1 slr.es. Bold and recommended by
Plaza Pharmacy, St. Helens.
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OIL COOK STOVES
I have the Perfection, Hartford and Florence Coaloil
Cook Stoves, made in one, two, three and four burn
ers; with or without ovens and with or without high
shelf.
I also have one (only) $60.00 Crescent Rane, made
in St. Johns, Ore., at a special price of $52.50 to close
out.
E. A. ROSS
FURNITURE
UNDERTAKING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE
BTATE OK OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
Newbold, Deceased.
, nuu lias n in iiKing i inouce is nereDy given, That the
Herd of 14 cows, has five of them nn 1 undersigned has been duly aDnolnterf
the honor roll this month and has ad,nlnltrtrlx of the estate of Frank
never had less since Doce,,,.,., tm. H! l' Jr the County
u Mr i,.i., .ou oi i;oiumnia county. State of
is Mr. Johanson a seconil v, i : rw.,.. i .
... ' hid v.ftww, nuu nan uuiy uuailliea ror
aaaaciation and, needless to say, he'l,at(1 Hunt. All persons having
Is very much Interested In another ' clalm lnt aid estate are hereby
association this coming year ! notlflea. and required to present the
Knlvin iL!- . T . 8ame- du'5r verified and with proper
hoivm Groves herd of registered , vouchers to the admlnlatratrix at her
Ayrshire has recently been placed resldenca in the City of St. Helens,
on ofTlclal test to determine which of Columbla County, State of Oregon,
hla cows were the best ,,!. l'.tllln lx ontln from the date of
- ' --'inis nonce.
1 St. Mens Lumber Co. !
Wood and Lath
Electric Lighting
Lumber Manufacturers t
f
The results were very gratifying to
tint company when they found that
60 per cent of their herd had made
the honor roll during the first month
of test.
This month there has been flvo
cow sold to the butcher and doubt-
Dated at St. Helens. Orpirnn Anrll
27th, 19U.
ANNIE NEWBOLD,
Administratrix of the estate of
Frank Newbold, deceased.
HARRIS & GORE,
Attorney for Administratrix,
St. Helens, Ore. 19-5
less many more will go when the!. , "
year s work la summarized Next A llule Want Ad. will bring results.
month will complete the year's work
for the association cud at that time
1 a complete summary of the work will
; bo given. DANA 8. FRAME.
Tester.
If. C.Ml'LLENHOFK,
Secretary.
Always trade In your home town.
Lime and sulphur spraying solu
tion, Cue a gallon. Water glass
egg preservative In 36c, 60o and $1
bottle. Homing's Drug Store, on
tho Strand.
JliOLE WHEKT FLOUR
IIS MORE WHOLESOME
Lilt Wlirat llrcud In a llyulrnli'
.Xerawlty.
;r Charl.-i! K. Hanks of tits pub
nUti iiTvli'tt ny t tint tho flour
(foirol um Iuib bum blod white
ilit nilllort. It represent the
rhy wtittu powder remaining after
ii si the tiutritlot ul eleineiiU ex
: the starch nnd gluten hnvo beoi;
fdout. lie says thut exporimenta
Hist test rhli'kcna ft'd exclu
lr on bleached white flour, after
lift will Ii'-coiiiii ur.'lyEi-d from
JDiitrltliin nml that a few days'
lint on tint par: oj the grain
l out will rentore them to
:!lh.
! Kills flour has no value except
t duo to sturrh and a uioder.ilo
mm of wheat protein. It ap
! to Hid hoiihi'wlfo because it
ihlloaiid pretty, It keeps well.
win up well Into hicuil and p.s-
und It iiiakex attractive bread.
utommcrrlally nttrartlvu be?HUs)
pi well in all climates. It U
W, lucrt BiiliMlaiice that reslsti
"rltl procewtes well nml In not
"Nf fermented.
"' I'm other blind, whole wheal
' contitliiH the wheat germ and
Mluciice does not keep so well
" wy vitalizing guullly 0f the
i" nukes It Iiinu Mtulile.
'Im PartH of the wheat berry
' ln"r'l lulled out are the vlta
'" W necessary tnr nniiiinu.l
h1"1. Hie phoHphales nnd other
sallH needed by tho human
"If. COIlsllli.rnl.ln ...... ..
" . ui iiitj prw
must of tho rats
rbohydralcH. Tim vuru l(iiutl-
, , Lor 11,0 ,M'r' T most needed for
" ' are made Into byproduct and
,ur"'i rs as food for cattle and
United States public health
issued a bulletin on this nub-
ii. i. i. ' """ wno reaus
bulletin will understand why
' Aiiierlcnii are constipated,
PttHty u,,, ,....(..
. (Vllll,
tl'liigs now are, the conHuiuur
; I'ouhh, gut wh0, h
"w 'rom li..,1i,lr
full nviiig unsuc-
"y tried some of tho grocery
'". SOIIIO ,n . -
e'llioi iiu.uiinneu conee
-- ground their own flour.
P'Tson tiikl... - . .. .
K,tll . niixeu uiui ex-
iT othor .f0,M, tu
flour ti lucking In
IBank, I , D"KK0""n ofTored by Dr.
' that wo change our custom
KlBour "".,r.,n"?d.. fHr. Wh,e
I(iIWm. . " " lo'ioweu by an
l cu,(? 1,,ln PPly- The change
Iol ,,,:" 7",(l 1'icreaso the supply
,B:'fl.red.""'reUS0 11,6 "ett,t"ful-
AILROADS HELP IN
i'OOD PRODUCTION
8lllllin. ...
Ho Cn ",clno msent all pver
"i-oiin. ', ' ""ve boon Erected to
Grille. V"' B",t0 8,1,1 fc,leraI a"
hr'ewlv , nn"Hll"8 'armor and
eii,Mrv l" "impaign for food
ony , un u"d production. Not
tUturni rullroad providing agrl-
. iu iruvei along US
lines and lecture lo farmers, but sta- Bl'.M.MON'S
Hon agents aud reiiresentatlves of, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
the Southern I'acltlc Company have! STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
been asked lo brlug lo tho alteullon L. !i0l:,NT.Y hL (OLJJMBIA.
. 4 . , , ... I Cell Bagley. Plnlntlff, v. Lucius P.
f lli use concerned, placards and bul- Bagley, Defendant
lutlns which are now being issued by To Lucius P. Bagley, the abovo
Iean Tliomus K. Hunt of tho agrl-'named defendant:
cultural experiment station of the In tl,e nam? 0,,the State of Ore-
,, . ,. ... ., gon, you are hereby required to ap-
Unlvcrslty of ( ullfornlu. aud the spe-, pear and anBwer tn complalnt m
clul comiuitlco on resources and food 1 against you In the above entitled
supply appointed by tho state council ' ult on or before the 6th day of May,
PANDORA
CORONADO GRAND
CIGAR
10 Cents
BANKERS' HAVANA
3 for 25c
You'll enjoy these luxury
smokes.
ASK YOUR DEALER
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
ST. HELENS BRAND
A HOME PRODUCT
CARLOAD OF SEED POTATOES WANTED
COLUMBIA RIVER CANNING ID PRODUCE COMPANY
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We Serve Only the Best
Our place has gained a reputation for serving the
best Meals and Lunches. Then, too, we handle Cigars,
Candies and Soft Drinks. Some morning try our Waf
fles ; many people tell us they are very good.
MASON'S
of defeiiHe.
The Southern Pacific Bulletin,
which reaclieu 5,000 employes semi
monthly, urges that farmers be ad
vlmd to plant grain sorghums im
mediately nn any good average soil.
J. N. HIBBARD
AUCTIONEER
1917, said day being after the ex
piration of six weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons, and If you fall to appear and
answer said Complaint, for want
IhaMnf tl.A nlalnfltt will A
the Court for the relief demanded I J.UM.I'.f lhlJ,
therein, to-wlt: for a decree forever
and on Irrigated soil up lo June 25. dissolving the bond of matrimony
Details may he obtained from the lo-1 now existing between plaintiff and
...i r,.r... .,,ivu.,r ,,r iiv wriiliitf the i defendant and for such other and
,. . , , . , .,, . i further relief as to the Court may
University of California. Agricultural ; meet ,n(1 equltaMa , tne prera7. j
College, Berkeley, Cal. ! Hes. This summons Is published by j J
The same railroad publication also order of the Honorable J. A. Eakln, It
points out the following seven ways ! J"'1"" ' abov entitled court,;
; ,, , , . , , , which order was made and entered on !
1.. u'M,li iw.ii.v lu wii.li.il .ill fiiiill . . - .
and how to save this waste:
I'urm and SUm k Sale a Kjiecialty
An) where Any Time
Charge KeuMonable
WASH.
A nice lunch at any time ; prices reasonable.
I he 19th day of March, 1917. and
the time prescribed for publication ; s
1. The Use of needlessly expensive thereof Is six week beginning with j
liie issue ui r riuuy, marcil 0, ifij,!
nnd continuing each week thereafter J
to and Including the Issue of Friday,
May 4. 1917. If
CLARENCE L. EATON. IS
Masonic Temple. Oregon City. i
Oregon,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
material, providing little nutrition,
often selected because of appearance.
The most economical food is that
which supplies the nutriment at ttie
lowest cost.
2. Failure to uelect rightly accord
ing to season.
3. Poor preparation which reduces
:ho food value.
. A greal deal Ih thrown away
that mlglit bn used.
5. Ignorance of the proper caro of
food materials In tho home and of
preservation methods.
6. Kxpenso of retail delivery to
homes, which Is often demanded for
iimull orders twlqe a (lay, and dupli
cation of delivery routes for the same
product.
7. W'usto In fuel. Plan melius to
conserve It. By proper caro of stoves,
and the uso of the gas oven for most
CONTRACTING
HOUSE MOVING
Cement and Concrete
Work a Specialty
CHARLES REAM
S St. Helens, Oregon
CITY GARAGE
' Agency for
The Chevrolet
$630.00 F. O. B. St. Helens Sold on easy terms
Ilupmobile Service Station
Keep a Full Line of Firestone Tires
OIL. GASOLINE AND ACCESSORIES
nest equipped Machine Shop in the town for Auto
and Marine Work
Battery Recharging
S r. Hklens,
Oregon
SI MMONS IY PIIUJCATIOX
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE. OF OREGON. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUM-
BIA.
Mary E. Buol, Plaintiff. v. Frank ,
A. Buol. Defendant.
To Frank A. Buol, the above
named defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap-1
pear and answer the complaint filed 1
against you In the above entitled suit, i
on or before the 8th day ot June, j
1917. said date being more than six i
week from the 27th day of April.
1917. the date fixed for the first pub
licition of this summons, and if you
fall in innvnr nr otherwise aDDear
of the moal Instead of for tho meat ier(,ni 1B plaintiff for the want
alone much waste may bo eliminated. I thoreof, will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for In her cora-
COWS IMPROVING
Monthly lUMirt of tho tirtnlinm Col
umbia) Slough Association.
A month ago there wore but 26
cows on the honor roll while now
we have 34,' and must remember that
there Is one les day than In March
Tho production In general Is much
higher nnd for onco wo cannot lay
It to green feed nor warmer weather,
merely to the fact that the cows are
good and the dairymen are dolns
more scientific work. Mr. Mullen
hoff cow Joslo freshened December
14, and since that time, a little over
four months, lias made 422.43 pounds
of butter fat. When the year'a sum
mary Is figured she will probably ap
proach tho 600-11). mark.
Lucy, a grade cow belonging to
Mr. Luscher, tops the association list
this month and It may be remem
bered that this cow also topped the
list lust June. She 1 of good type
and lia a wonderfully Bhnpod square
udder. She bus a good test and we
might say that this I one of the
features that official testing brings
out in a dairy herd.
Johanson Bros.' cow again pro
duced over 60 pounds of butter fat
plaint heroin, to-wit: For a Judg
ment and decree against the defend
ant that the bonds ot matrimony
heretofore existing and now existing
between the plaintiff and defendant
be dissolved and held for naught,
and such further aud other relief as
to till Honorable Court may seem
Just and equitable.
This Summons is serrea upon you
by Diibllcatton thereof In the St. Hel
en Mist, by order of the Honorable
J. A. Eakln, Judge or tne aDove en
titled Court, dated the 23rd day of
April, 1917.
WYATT & CAMPBELL.
Attornoys for Plaintiff, Port
land. Orogon.
Date ot first publication. April 27,
1917.
Date of last publication June 1st,
1917.
CENTRAL
SHOE SHOP
is again open.
REPAIRING
Promptly and Satisfactorily
done at Right Prices
J. MILLER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undorsignod has been appointed
Pdmlnlstratrlx of the estate of Ueorgo
L. Morel, deceased, by the county
Court of the State of Oregon for Col
umbia County, and has quallflod. All
persons having claim against said
estate are hereby notified to present
same, duly verified, to the under
signed at her home at Goble, Oregon,
within six month from date hereof.
Dated and first published May 4,
1917.
LOUISE M. ANLIKEIt,
Administratrix of the estate of
George L. Morel, deceased.
J. W. DAY.
Attorney. 20-5
REAL
SMOKES
Woods has a fine line of
Tobacco and Qigars, also
Fruit and Candies.
BILLIARDS and POOL
Good fast tables and a
clean place. A pleasant
way to spend an idle hour.
EDDIE'S
PLACE
E. B. Woods, Prop.
. Phone 96
Pay With Checks
It greatly -facilitates and
simplifies every business deal.
It is a check on forgetful
nesa. Your check back from
the tank is a receipt and a re
minder in case entry of the pay
ment har. teen omitted.
WE PAY 4 PER CENTON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
THE
Columbia County Bank
St, Helen, Oregon
EDWIN ROSS, President A. L. STONE, Cashier
H. E. LA BARE, Assistant Cashier
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