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Newspaper Page TextST, HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAY 25. 1917 Fewer Eggs are required with ROYAL POWDER In many recipea the number of eggi may be reduced with excellent results by using an additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder, about a teaspoon, for each egg omitted. The following recipe is a practical example: Chocolate Sponge Roll ii aupa flour l.atpaaa aatt I cap lugar ' . . t I aauaraa maltaa ahaoalata f tablaapaons Bihd hortanlaa: M P wWr t taaapooa vanilla tlaaapoona Mural Baalu Pawdar TU aU saatkad aalUd la 4 awta aaa m UUm, DIRECTIONS Silt flour, baking powdur and tall tof athar thraa tlmaa. Baat whole egga. Add alowly auger, than boUinf watar slowly; add nail vanilla, tnaltad chocolate and malted shortening, without beating. Sift In dry Ingredients, and Ibid In aa lightly aa possible. Pour Into large baking pan llnad with otlad pa par, and baka In alow ovan twenty minutes. Whan dona, turn out on damp, but cloth, spread with whita Icing and roll. Boeklat at raclaaa which acaaomlia In acta ant Mhar aapasatva tag raalaula maltaa fraa. Addraaa ROYAL B AKINO POWDBS CO. MS William St, Naw Tark 525,000 EXPENDITURES i HATCHING DURING IN COOS POWER LINE MAY AND JUNE A. L. Martin, manager of (hit Ore- idh Power Co., received orders io ffocewl at once with lila plana for building an extension power wire to ' oqullle. The Improvement will coat $26, tl. The power wlro will ho run from the ontrnl plant at the C. A. Salth mill to Coqullle. , j Mr. Martin a I ho received orders to ..IN . H Vn.tt.t-. - -- I. UM1IU a IBIHUI iu mbiriuq wiitiro me i tompanr recently wan given a fran-j rMu. Thin will tiifun an expend! lire of about $4,000. i The Nereaalty or Producing an Kxtra I'iiuimI of Poultry. Alwij'a trade In your home town. TRY OUR WANT ADS Kor 8nlo Two yearling colta u lldnach; 10 head of work horses ut j ISO to 1 100 enrh: 6 iinavv ilruft 1 Wrws it II DO lu 1 2 60 ench; CO irrnof ry-3 sml vetch green feed fori milk cows for aale, the urie of the lry barn with 30 stanchions will to with It. Km n It I,. Smith, Smith- hire, SrappooKA, Oregon. 23-2 Por Rule A fine, rout In HolNtein boll, $65. W. !l. Kreemun, Deer Is land. Ore. 23-3 For (lent 'Modern hntian. tiartlvi lirnlliod. (inn block from potof-l to. Apply nl MUt offlro. 23-1 ! For Kent Furnished houHekeen-' Ini rooms, tirtli, tollot, hot wutur. wrden ipot. For snlo, 6 awr.rmi of be, cheap. Mra. W. I. Moyor. 81. Helcni. 22-2 For SaleTwo fresh cows. P. ( Jirnhaen, llaclieior Flat, Phone 106- MJ. 2 2-2 I have ten nrrea of lorirml off land I ant cleared. Apply to A. A. Mark-! "", i unit Kill, uro. ii-J'l For Snlo All or part of my furm of 40 acres In Went 8t. Ilolonc. Write or call on 8. S. Way, lloulton. Ore. For a job of masonry or ploster M. wo I.. K. Gulkor. Phono 106-8 or address Warren, Oro R. F. I). 22-12 For Item Kour-room furnlithed oouae. Imiulra of Mra. Peter Fel loe. 22-2 Wanted People to know I am running a car for hlro. My motto la "'oty flrat. Phono A-32 or 64. H. J-Southard. 14-tf For 8alo S. C. It. I. It. eggs for otlliid. of new pure strain. Prices f'aaonulilo. Mrs, J. W. Allon, 8t. Helena, Ore. For Sate Cheap, a 6-passonger wwllac automobile; has delivery body aa well as touring body; car Is U0(l condition. H. M. Terry, St. Helena Garage, Phone 67. 13-tf For Sale One O. I, C. boar nine "youths old. s. Vincent, Houlton, Ore. For Sale Flno modern home, ex cellent location, with beautiful river J. A bargain. Reasonable terms. " Columbia County Abstract Com Pmy about this at ence. Money to Loan We have $500.00 "a $1,000 to loan on good farm land Mtirlty. L0ng time, reasonable . Columbia County Abstract company. For Hi, l.l n nnu,. - - " wita iionu ujiik vw, heifers; will be fresh In three n T i 0,18 KooA worl1 "tare. Sood U arill vetch mixed, ready to seed. "vu Coons, Phono 108-6 Bachelor i 19-tr for 8alo"8oed Oats." C. O. """lgren, Wtirron, Ore. Phone 102-7. . 20-tf I want to buy ell the beot and lock cattlo you have. Market price WW; caali. Geo. Wilson, St. Hol , Oregon. Phone D-98. 20-tf Dairymen, Attention. I have for " e several acres of green clover, win soil tills at roasonablo price. "orge Wilson, 8t. llolens, Oregon. Phono D-98. (Ily E. E. Illcliards, President of the American Poultry Association.) Before another hatching season, the great United States will, no doubt, be In the decpost throes of the world's most cruel war and no one can fore toll the counties thousands that may be crying for broad. It Is up to the United Status, tho world's greatest, richest, and most resourceful nation, to not only look after the welfare of her own citlzena, but to give aid anfl assistance In supplying food to count less thousands of sucerlug humanity In the torn and stricken war zone. The great agricultural resources of America must prepare to assume this burden. Every acre, nook and corner must bear Its share. It Is lucky that In poultry we can produce tho cheap est and most quickly produced meat of all tho various sources of our meat supply. Hero we have an apportunlty of producing an extra one hundred million pounds If the Amorican farm ers, the fanclors and breeders will give their attention to hatching dur nlg the months of May and June. It Is a well known fact that tin available supuly of meat products Is today the lowest In our country, per caulta. In the history of the United 8tates. In order to meet the extreme ly dangerous condition, we have with in ourselves a wonderful opportunity of aiding what may prove to be a1 world-wldo cry for food. Lot us all; Join enthusiastically In the propa ganda of helping In the probable lime oi neea, oy puinug lunu uuw every effort to moot the demand that la sure to come for quantities of food stuffs. For the oast twenty-four months we have been killing the goose that has been laying the golden egg, and with the hue and cry of costly feed, poultry and all meat products have been soaring far above all the usual cstluiutos as to the relatlvo cost of1 production, aud the selling price. The 1 margin of profit on tho product'on or ergs and noultry for meat Is far In excess of the percentage of profit In normal times, liut aside from tin question of profit, we American" must look at the situation rrom nhllunthronlc and a humanitarian standpoint and each and every one "do his bit" to meet an exigency that aeeinn inevitable. Let us all try to hn a factor In the production of on extra hundrod million pounds of poul try meat, which Is less than one pound additional for each man, wo man and child in the United States. The United States department of agriculture has Just Issued an esti mate that upwards of seven hundred millions of dollars Is the annual trib ute paid by Americans to the garbago can. Why not convert this Into feed to produce poultry and eggs. Every home can have a self-supporting and profitable flock In the back yard by converting the offal from the table and kitchen Into the very choicest of poultry feed. Why such r.n astounding waBte, an utter extravagance that costs us nearly $7 for every man, woman ana cnuu the United States? Lot every home hRve a neat poultry house and a tew well kept, profitable fowls.- It Is not unusual ror ma im.-iw to quit hatching with April. Lot me urge that hatching be continued dur ing the months of May and June and also during July In a largo port of our country. Let the old hen do her part (111 up tho Incubators keep them going through May and June the results will be worth while. A little want ad in the St. Helens Mist will bring results. NOTICK TO (XKNTRACTOIW Healed proposals, addrcased to the' t ounty Court ,.t r,.imi.i.. V i Oregon and endorsed "Proposals for! PORTLAND MARKETS Cattle Thera an, a a.v Bn.ii -- , ...... ,.,. i-roposala for' improving tho following roads in Col- run of lattl on the market Monday, I- 7 'I iwu: wnn a ngm oemano, prlhes were -as... One lot Bin 12 to 88. K ' of atrlhtly fat heavy steers brought North Hank Hoad, at Klsh Hawk 10-60, wh,cn wns the toP. while a ..118i'(l!,11',, . lot t half fat Idaho steers brought Nor:1,: '.rk'.TaVir: Lid16- A,carload of 1060 pound son's. feeders wont to a coast butcher at Lower Nelialem Itoad, In Bee. 14, T. 10 eents, which practically made up i- N"Jl; 5 W' ' all the trade In the beef steers. Strlct- Lpper Nehalem Iload. Specification ly fat cows brought $9 to $9 25 vZ'sJT n'ed,um t0 00d No. 2, below Hurt's place. j 18.60 to $9. Ordinary dr.lry breed Upper Nehalem Iload. Specification , cow old from $7.60 to $8, with No. 3, near ltoht. Lindsay's. ithln oftgrade cows from $5 to 17 Upper Nehalem Iload, Specification ii . . ! ,, ' No. 4. near llobt. LindHSys BoBt heavjr bulU brount 8. wllh ITmxis Mal.nuM ti j .' nriilnnrv hnavv Anas ..tnU. i -nioiciu i ii j a ii, Hpecincation i ' "miBiug uuim No. 6. near FurnHl Mill nim ,17. GnnA lvht hullo u,.m t ''X' HN0lla,1i:T,.,,.t?1BU' ,8P'" No 7 75. with thin Jersey bulls or such of the above mentioned roads I br,I'g'ng " $6. Prime light as tho Contractor may elect to bid lveal calves are bringing from $9.60 upon, will be rocelved by said Courtto M0, with heavy ones from $7.60 until 2 o'clock P. M., June 9th, 1917, to $8.60. nnd not thereafter, and at that time will be publicly opened and roud. I ogi Hog Prlces advanced an All proposuls must be made upon other 10 to 16 cents, establishing a blank forms, to bo obtained from the new record top of $16.26. There was r oVCn'an'd" 5? &!!l? . a very good h.i,n,i.j ... . . demand. The hullr of hni .ni,i n wFuovu, "i.i ii iu writing a n u m ng-i - ..o bv.u . urua and mur.t be signed by the bid- $16 90 and $16, with a couple of dor, with his address. ;0ads Koine at 116 10. Pln m,i Plans and specifications are on file moilv ,tMrtv hlla nno may he examined In the office of . " the County Clerk and also at G. E. iWere Paying 50 cents higher, the bulk JS. clT" BheepThere was one lot of sheep bond, for an amount of at least five;00 tne market consisting of shorn per cent of his bid, payablo to the! yearlings and ewes. BeBt yearlings County Clerk, which nhnll hn fnr. It. ti. in, k....i. ii .i.m .... felted to the County in case the sward ewo. werB weiKhed B.r.iht to oK is mudo to him and he slir.ll neglect,1 . we,gnea straight nt $9.25. r.n n. i. j ... ' ItecelDts are extremelv llvht vi i ..i Ma., iu, . ycrivu ui live ; - requirements, but will give him ac 'tual experience with the manipub. t tlon of the apparatus. Lectures will tie given on the grades and on the market characteristics of the varie ties, handling of grain In bulk, sam pling of grain for the making of tests, uses for different kinds of grain, movements of grain, the feature of the -grain industry, and other phase of the grain trade will be discussed, , both from the educational and prac tical standpoints. Inasmuch as the I new official federal grain standards for wheat have just been Issued, and , the grades for corn were Issued some ' time ago, and the Oregon legislature has adopted the federal grades as far as they apply to state conditions, this j course will be of great advantage to all who are Interested in the produc tion or marketing of grain. It will also demonstrate the importance of uniform fedoral grades for the United States. Persons desiring to take advantage of the course should write to the Ore gon Agricultural College for infor mation so a reservation for a place y the course may be made. G. II. Hyslop, professor of farm crops. The 1915 olive crop of California is estimated to have produced 1.000.- : 000 gallons of oil and 1,800,000 gal lons of packed olives. days after such award U mailn tn enter into a contract and file the re quired bond. The rlKht Is reserved to refect nnv and all bids. K. 8. HATTAN. County Judge, A. E. HARVEY, Comminsloner, JUD80N WEED. Commissioner II. E. ABRY. Itoadmaster. 23-1 A. F. HARNETT. County Clerk ARE YOU THOt HI.KI) WITH CATARRH? COURSE IN TESTING AND GRAIN GRADING For Farmers, Warehousemen, Mill ers, Klevaturmen and Others. Grain grading, testing and Inflec tion will be given six solid days of lecture and laboratory work at the j Oregon Agricultural College, June 7 jto 13 Inclusive. The work will be If so, you should try a bottle of of such a character as to familiarize MUCU-TONfc, the great catarrh rem-; grain men with the variety character '.'tly. It contains no opiates or nur- 'sties of the principal grains of the allies and the use of it will not Pacific northwest, and with the grain herefore produce the drug habit. We, trade requirements of the new grad ecommend that all you who suffer 'nK laws. Apparatus will be provided wllh catarrh try a bottle of this won-: and each student will have an oppor Jerful remedy. It comes in 60c and , tunity to make standard weight per $1 sizes. Sold and recommended by bushel determinations, standard mols i'lsza Pharmacy, St. Helens. ' ture tests on wheat, corn and other ; cereals, hardness tests, gluton tests, A little want ad in the St. Helens! 00 tn (or wet and dry gluten, purity Mist will bring results. j tests, smut tests and washing tests. The laboratory- work will not only familiarize the student with the grade Sweet clover usually will respond to applications of fertilizers and manure. CONTRACTING I I HOUSE MOVING 3 t ? Cement and Concrete Work a Specialty 1 CHARLES REAM jj St". Helens, Oregon S Always trade tn your home town J. N. HIBBARD AUCTIONEER Farm and Stork Kales a Se lalty Anywhere Any Time Charges Reasonable ItIIGEFIELl, WASH. JUNIOR A Dresa-up Watch T IE small, thin . unlor at $2.50 is a watch a man need not feel backward in tak ing from his dress suit pocket. Not only is it imall and neat, but it has a solid nickel ease which can't turn brassy. Comes also in the pop- JOJJO ukr gun metal finish. & VON A. GRAY Jeweler St, Helens, Oregon Walk Through Our Bakery WAISTS Ladies, have you seen those Beautiful Waists we have on display? A complete line the very latest patterns $1.50 up. Also a large assortment of Children's White Dresses. Come in and inspect them. M. ROSENTHAL PANDORA COR0NADO GRAND CIGAR 10 Cents BANKERS' HAVANA 3 for 25c You'll enjoy these luxury v smokes. ASK YOUR DEALER and examine the way we do things, how we buy our flour, etc., the kind it is, how we store It, handle it, mix it, bake it, and then you will be con vinced that there Is no more cleanly Bakery to be found. You will then know that you can rely absolutely on the purity and wholesomeness of every loaf of bread you buy here, also rolls, cake, and fancy breads. One visit will convince you. St. Helens Bakery I. E. Ramsey Phono O.l Maxwell . A High Grade Complete Automobile. The cheapest car to run ever made; costs only $6 to $8 per month. .Xrptnr? .srntgrt-3 We have six of these cars on hand. Buy now and save the 5 per cent raise which will soon come. Ask for a demonstration of this wonderful car. Price at St. Helens, $755.00 Independent Auto Co. Your Printing E. W. KETEL St. Helens, Ore. Contractor--Builder ESTIMATES, PLAN'S Cement Work a Specialty Phone Connection Your business is judged by its quality as a man is judged by his clothes. No "smudge" work at the Mist We do class Printing. Reasonable prices for High Class Work. H.M. TERRY THE MOTOR TROUBLE MAN Evpert Machinist. Bring your auto troubles to me. Marine work a (KHialty. Shop nt Kt. Helens garage. Phone 57 PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE S. HEUMANN, Prop. PURE FOOD BAKERY WEST ST. HELENS, OREGON WILL DELIVER BREAD HOT KHOM THE OVKN TO YOU PASTRY OF ALL KINDS AND FANCY CAKES A SPECIALTY Ask for Pure Food Dread at the leading grocers: A T Klblan, Perry Graham, A. 8. Harrison, Williams A Hall Co Italian Importing Co., Oscar Erlckson, Warren Ore., Itread and Pastry, Central Confectionery, W. H. Brower, Prop. Mortgage Loans On Improved Farms at the lowest rates and on long time. Repay- able In such Installments as the borrower may wish. Liberal prepay ment terms arranged. No commissions charged. Loans closed promptly. Mortgages purchased. WM. McMASTER 701 Corbett Bldg. Portland, Oregon CENTRAL SHOE SHOP is again open. REPAIRING Promptly and Satisfactorily done at Right Prices J. MILLER ST. HELENS ROUTE via Willamatla Slough THE PEOPLES BOAT STR. AMERICA Leaves Portland d'tlly -2:30 p. m (Sunday 1:30 p. m.) Arrives St. Helens - - 6:00 p. m. (Sunday 3:30 p. m.) Leaves St. Helens - - - 6:15 a. m. Arrives Portland - - - 10:16 a. m. H. HOLMAN, Agent Makes all way landings. Wharf foot Alder street. Phones: Main 8323, A-4204. FRANK WILKINS, St Helens Agent.