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U-3 ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1917 ' I ui it. .i... , i" " r I " " VIIB V II T MI M 1 1 ulon Children Cry for Fletcher's Ihfl Kind You Havo Alwayg fought, and which has been la use for over over 30 year, haa borne the signature of nl .has oen made under his per- uLffl&U. IT1 ,uPervlslon " its infancy. UvkVX 'f5 Mow no one to deceive you In thk All CounterfelU, Imitation! and Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains' neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. For more than thirty years It hap been in constant use for th relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverlshness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep The Children'! Panacea The Mother' Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS (Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought onJ all of Lou 12, 13, 14, 15. 16 ""I 17. in Mock 1 in ,.i. ... Helens, Oregon; and St, i : ' FUKTHKll RESOLVED, that the Uocordor of the City of St nolens, Oregon, be, and lio hereby s. directed to publlHh notice of said Council's Intention to Improve aald portion of Columbia Street us re quired by Section 105 of the Charter of aaid City Immediately upon this Resolution becoming oporatlvo; and notifying the ownors of the prop erty aubject to assessment for auch Improvement that written remon atruncea against the propoaed Im provement, grade or alteration there of, may be tiled with the Recorder of aald City within twenty daya from the date of the first publication or poKtlng of aald notice. Dated and passed this 7th day of May, 117. Attoat: E. E. QUICK. Kecorder of the City of St. Hel ena, Oregon. 22.3 OKDI.NAXCK NO. 20S An Ordinance providing for grading and paving certain areas In the Intersections of certain streets In the City of St. Helens; letting the contract therefor to Columbia County. Oregon; and providing for the payment thereof out of the General Fund of aald City. WHEREAS, the County of Colum bia. State or Oregon, is about to grade and pave a way 16 feet in width along the center of the Strand In said City from a point from the easterly extension of the southerly line of Lot In Ulock 10 In aald City northerly to tho intersection of Cowlitz Street; thence westerly along Cowlitz Street to lta Intersection with Columbia Street, and t bunco north erly on said Columbia Street to Its Intersection with St. Helena Street; AND WHEltEAS, the City of St. Helena ia desirous of grading and paving said Intersections, and can contract with said County to have aaid paving done for a leas sum thun it otherwise could do If done at dif ferent times. NOW THEREFORE, the City of St. Helens does ordain as follows: ST. HELENS BOY WRITES Hays Training Will Benefit Him In Perfectly Satisfied. San Francisco, May 12, 1917. The St. Helena Mist: Aa I had a few moments to write letters this evening, I thought I would write to you. I am now sta tioned at Yerba Duena Island, where I- have been for about a month, tak ing preliminary training as yeoman. The yeoman school la quite crowded, so I have been placed on tho special detail company until examinations are held. My duties are various, such as mess hall duty, which is re quired of all recruits, and such du ties that the officers see fit to assign mo to. We receive good, wholosome food, and have plenty of it. Although it isn't served In the moat "de luxe" stylo, we certainly get what Is com ing to us and more, too, if we want it. Sleeping quarters are filled to the limit, many of us sleeping on the floor until more tents and buildings can be provided. If a fellow expects a snap as far as work is concerned, he should not go near a navy recruiting office. The seamen get their work while drilling, and tho others get theirs In manual labor or pounding on a typewriter. Our officers aro all fine men, and, considering the crowded condition of the barracks, we receive the best In struction and attention possible. They Jdo all they can to keep us contented and still maintain order, which is very hard at this time. For amusements we have free mov ing pictures four times a week, roller skating, all kinds of athletics, tho use of a well-equipped gymnasium and a large library. We special de St Helens Lumber Co. I Wood, and Lath Electric Lighting Lumber Manufacturers ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ST. HELENS BRAND i A HOME PRODUCT CARLOAD OF SEED POTATOES WANTED COLUMBIA RIVER CANNING AND PRODUCE COMPANY EuMpn I'lun .American 1'lnn. Kvrrj thing Modern at the I. (ifurge, I'rup. 8T. 1IKLKNM HOTEL Rules fl.(M and Up All liumra (nil at Hotel HMlnl lta ten to Itogulnr Hoarders Helen Ore.on. hrou.h It. Common ' Ull fellow, also get shore liberty to Council, in pursuance of Its Charter go to San Francisco three afternoons is hereby empowered to grade and , each week, so you can see we are ?,li.Va U kD0WI1 5" TV" i not working all the time by any renite '. 1365.38 square yards of the i , . ,, . Intersection of Columbia Street and mean- DrlU and hour e St. Helens Street, the Intersection of from 8 to 11 a. m. end 1 to 4 p. m. Columbia Street and Cowlitz Street, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays and the Intersection of Cowlitz Street 'are nborty days. On the afternoons and the Strand, all :. shown by thej .... , , official plat thereof on file and of rec- f tho8 iaa no work ,8 required of ord in the office of the County Clerk : us. of Columbia County, Oregon; and j I received letters from Kenneth that said Common Council enter Into Howell and George Prlngle last a contract with Columbia County, , . i.,i Oregon, to do said grading at a cost"11- Tn are Joying of not to exceed the sum of $90.00; themselves on Mare Island, preparing and to do said paving, according to! to go to sea, also getting shore lib erty very often. I had the pleasure today of seeing the plans and specifications on file with the County Hoed master for said County, at a cost of not to exceed $1600.00; Section 2. That upon the com- 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, A nice lunch at any time ; prices reasonable. the two Japanese battleships that re cently came to this harbor. One of pletlon of said grading and paving I ,Km ,K,,1Irl,, i, hnrtv nf tho United according to said plana and specifics- L. . . . . , . tlons. the Common Council of said States ambassador to Japan, who died City bhall Immediately, or as soon In that country recently. The Jap thereafter as an Ordinance Bhall be-;anese admiral who commanded the come effective, draw a warrant upon i Mn vl,tB(1 hi Uland and InBnect- the General Fund of said City fori . . , 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 Range, made in St. Johns, Ore., at a special price of $52.50 to close out. E. A. ROSS FURNITURE UNDERTAKING tho Amount found due to said Colum liia County, Oregon. Section 3. Inasmuch as suld Col umbia County is about to commence its work of laying said paving and will have finished and movod away from the places so desired by the City to be pfrved before this Ordin ance could otherwise become effect-, th japRne8e nnon for noise. i !..... Inaii d tltA Bawl Inrapaa. i 1VU L1IUB IfJttf IUR HIV uivvinvv ed tho barracks. He was received with much ceremony and respoct by the officials of this island, but the main ovent was when tha ships car ried out the salutation as they en tered the hrtrbor. A St. Helens Fourth of July celebration "had nothing on" tlons in a dangerous condition, thus 1 endangorlng the public peace, health and safoty of the City, an emergency i is therefore declared to exist, and 1 it is therefore ordained that this ordlnunce shall be In full force and effect from and after its approval by : the Mayor of said City, i Kond the flrBt, second and third; times May 14, 1917, and pasoed by 1 the Common Council of the City of i St. Holens on this 14th day of May, i HI 7, by the following voto: Yeas Three. I Nays None. ! Submitted to the Mayor on the 14th day of May, 1917, and by said I Mayor approved on scld 14th day of May, 1917. I S. C. MORTON. I Mayor. ! Attest: E. E. QUICK, j Kecorder of tho City of St. Hel ens, Oregon. 22-8 NOTICK TO CBKMTOR8 Taking the navy as a whole for (training young mon I think it is fine. The discipline Is not near as strict as I expected it would be, but still certain requirements, such as cloanll ness, neatness, obedience to and re spect for officers, and promptness are enforced. Our hammocks and bag gage must stand a very rigid Inspec tion each week, and our clothes must be kept clean. All the clothes we need ore given us and all material for repairing is also furnished. We wash our own clotheB, a Job that doesn't agree with the most of us, but after a" little practice we "turn out" clothes nearly as presentable as the laundry does. If-anyone asks you about the navy, Just toll them it la the best branch of the service. It is made plain to CITY GARAGE Agency for The Chevrolet $630.00 F. O. B. St. Helens Sold on easy terms Hupmobile ServiceStation Keep a Full Line of Firestone Tires OIL. GASOLINE AND ACCESSORIES Best equipped Machine Shop in the town for Auto and Marine Work Battery Recharging St. Helens, Oregon JOTlCr; TO I'KOI'KKTY OWNKKK NOTICK IS HKIIKHY GIVEN to Property owners ufTuctod by said Proponed Improvement, nnd to all "'wns Interested therein, to appear Jt mukn ami nio with the Uocordor V wiu Cliy, within 20 days from o Uuto or the first publication here '' 0UT written Remonstrances 5WiBt tlin proposed Improvement, jjj'wo of tim publication Mtiy 18, .WllEHKAs, tho Common Council i tno City 0f 8t, Helens, Oregon. "Mralng it expedient to improve all 'i',!!"rll" of Columbia Stroot in of ii. y" from a westerly extension ih in 1ul11 boundary line of Lot , "lock 10 of said City, northerly Intersection with Cowlitz Street, ml puvlng the same; um ?, W"KHEAS, tho Englnoor of 1917 l,y 0,1 lle 7th day of May, Bli.it i at n,u.uemt of said Council, tt It 11,0 orrlco of tlle I'"? Hocord inii ""I1'1 , lly' ,lllnB. spoclficatlons of ... , "mlBH of the probable cost ti -IU1 Improvement of sold por- "oi mild Columbia Stroot: tho '1.664 66- 8"Ch 08t be'nB fcm. '""8 and OHtlmates. find the 10 )fi HHtlKTnelnrv In nil nar- tlwruin1' witll"ut making any change NOW TllEHEFOnR UK! IT TIE th- ou- ,ly 11,6 Common Council of ill iV' V "f st- Holens, Oregon, vi.at In .""Portion of Columbia Stroot .1 a City from n wnulnrlv nxlnn- 1 of tho south boundary line of Ixit 6, In lllock 10 of said City, northerly, to Its intersection with the conter lino of Cowllt Street bo Im proved by grading and pnvlng the u,.... noMinllne- to the establlHhod grado and tho pluno anu speciuca iir.i nf tho eniclnopr on lllo In the office ot the Kecorder of said City; and said Common council noreiiy u cloros its Intention to so Improve aaid portion of Bald Columbia Stroet; and UB IT PUUTHE11 UESOI.VED, that tho Common Council of Bald City adopt nnd approve the plans, specifi cations and estimates of tho prob t.i ...ii nf I he forpKOinff proposed improvonient. ns filed with the Ke corder of said City by the City fcn ginoer; and Bald Common Council doos lioreny aoopi ami ii.;v,.- .- in. .nmrlflpjitloiis and estimates or the probable cost of said improve ment; the probable cost of which, ob shown by snm Kiiginour la 12.C54.B6: e it FURTHER RESOLVED, that tho cost of sntd Improvement be i.,i,i iuimi unit assessed against all the Lots and parts of Lots and par cols of land Bpoclally benefited by such improvement ob requirea anu ji. ...,! i,v tha Charter ot suld ( ity; and It is horoby determined and de olnred that all the Lots and parts of , ii non said 'Improvement n hnili nidus thereof, are the Lots nn.i nrti4 of Lots of land so specially benefited, which said Lots are par ticularly described as follows, to-wlt.-Lots 6. 8. 9, 10 and 11 and ih .nnthorlv 18 foot. In the form of a rectangle, of Lot 7, all In Ulock VXISI CT0HL?! tb.1 -re Is expected of the Vim in a county ! sailors in this war than of either llie i ,i. Muiior nf the Estate of Frank army or marinas. We are here to Newborn, Deceased. I win, and if there la a more patriotic NntloA u hereby civen. That the I . . ,n. .i,. u,a .niinra 1M undersigned has been duly appointed administratrix of the estate of Frank i Jw to meet tnem. Newboid deceased, by the County Well, as it is nearly time for Court of Columbia County, State of j ..hammocks" I will have to close, but Oregon, and has duly qualified for - efore ci0Blng t wih to thank you Si. Sst tlld eP.ta8tenare K, ' for the letter ot rec.mmendat.on you notified and required to preseni inra unuiy same, duly verified and with proper or the many services you have given vouchers to the administratrix at her . mfl ,n other wayg The letter has reBldenco in me iij- m . . . . already. Columbia County. State of Oregon, 'ay within bIx months from ine uaie .i II. la nnllPA ."a . . ., Dated at St. Helens, uregon, Ayru 27th, 1S17. Administratrix of the estate of Frank Newbold, deceased. . HARRIS & GORE, Attorneys for Administratrix, St. Helens, Ore. 19-6 wfvrirK nv FINAL A(XX)t'NT NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, as administratrix wltn the Will annexed of the estate of Jacob Skuzlo, deceased, has fllod her final account. In said esUto matter, in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia County, and that Saturday, Juno 4, 1(117, at 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, In the Court room of said Court, at St. Hel ens, Oregon, haa boen appointed as the time and place for hearing ob jections to said account and the set tlement thoreof. Dated and first published May 18, '"'' ANNIE HANNEQAN, Administratrix with Will Annexed J. W. DAY, Attorney. '6 Yours very truly. HARRY A. WILSON, U. S. 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