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Newspaper Page Texttract s and tting. 'Ron es VfO-i rTAM h IB Children Cry for Fletcher's u Ibe Kind You Havo Always Bought, and hlch has been hi use for over over 30 years, has borne the signature of tr V "d ,ha, bMli ,mai under hl per a,?"1 "Von since iu Infancy. SfAtVr. 6k Allow no one to deceive you in this All Counterfeits, Imitations 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. Iu age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it hap been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep The Children's Panacea The Mother'! Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS I Bears the Signature 3 In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought Helens. Ormn : 12, 13, 14. 16. 16 FARMERS SHOW A M;,'.n, oran'S t""' CU'y ol PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT - vi ui k-iij or hi h ZTn' be' n(l " hereby h, directed to publish notice nf .i,i Farm Need. Councll'i CI fc A. (tK.T, I'n.p. , HT. IIKLF.NH HOTEL Rate I.(H and Up i:uruHaii I'lun American Plan. ( Everything Modern at the All lliikM'ii Call at lloU-1 HiMN'lul Italm to Heuliir Boarders Summer Will Soon Gome REMEMBER I have a line of CROQUET SETS from $1.50 up. HAMMOCKS From $1.50 up. REFRIGERATORS at all prices. One special at $12.50. Will also have a line of PORCH ROCKERS at right prices. E. A. ROSS FURNITURE UNDERTAKING Intention to I rti nrMva ... i.t portion of Columbia Street as re- 2f nb?..?0CVO11 105 of the Charter Resolution becoming oporatlo; and iSi y,n.". U'e OWnon' of Prop erty subject to assessment for such Improvement that written remon strances against the proponed Im provement, srado or alteration there, of. may be filed with the Hecorder of ia d City within twenty days from the date of the first publication or pouting or aald notice. Dated and paused this 7th day of May, 1817. Attoot: E. E. QUICK, Recorder of the City of Ht. Hel ena, Oregon. 22-3 ORDINANCE NO. 205 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 Hie payment thereof out of the (Jeneral Kund of said City. WHEREAS, the County of Colum bia, State of Oregon, is about to grade and pave a way It feet In wjdth along the center of the Strand In said City from a point from the easterly extension of the southerly line of Lot In Mock 10 in said City northerly to the Intersection of Cowllts Street; thence westerly along Cowlitz Street to its intersection with Columbia Street, and thence north erly on said Columbia Street to its Intersection with St. Helens Street; AND WHEREAS, the City of St. Helens is desirous or grading and paring said intersections, and can contract with said County to have said paving done for a less sum than It otherwise could do if done at dif ferent times. NOW THEREFORE, the City of St. Helens does ordain as follows: Section 1. That the City of St. Helens, Oregon, through its Common out. louncu, m pursuance of Its Charter; i. .u .i... . Is hereby empowered to grade and . . . , l pave with what Is known as "War- were t0 keeP more on1 better cattle , renlte" 13G5.38 square yards of the they must give thorn more and better Intersection of Columbia Street and caro. Keeping more cattle than the St. Helens 8treet, the Intersection of farmer . feed la the caUBa of fallJ Columbia Street and Cowllti Street. ar , r "n l, 18 l"e CB"se " ,,a j and the Intersection of Cowllts Street nre ,n the dBiry and 8tock business I and tho Strand, all as shown by the of the county. A dairy cow can not official plat thereof on file and of rec- do well and be forced to rustle among SyrniamMn?.-," ST'" .il ' her food. Five of Columbia County,. Oregon; and " , . , , . , ... ! that said Common Council enter Into acre of land slashed, cleared of logs a contract with Columbia County, 'and seeded to clover and grass will , Oregon, to do said grading at a cost keep more cows than a quarter pec landdVsX. of logged off .and unseeded andj the plans and specifications on nle's"rown nP t0 "rush. with the County Itoadraaster for said As soon as sufficient feed is avail County, at a cost of not to exceed 'able, keep more cows. Be careful. ''al'i'i!!,' ti,. ,1,. however, and see that the cows that Section z. That upon the cora-i .. . . . plctlon of said grading and paving 'are added t0 your hcrd are Profit according to said plans and specifics-' makers. The more good cows the Hons, the Common Council of said larger your bank account, but the ileUesrnca0' cow. you keep, like more come effective, draw a warrant upon!"10"8' tho lars"er tne mortgage, the General Fund of said City for The only way we can Improve our tho amount found due to aald Colum- cow, (a to breed better ones. This bl qI"!.1 0rrnK0nnh .m ri Improvement must fall to someone Soction 3. Inasmuch as said Col- , , , umhln County is about to commence nd everyone who grows a heifer calf Its work of laying said paving and should be responsible In seeing that will have finished and moved .away j jt jg j,r6(i t0 De bettor than its dam. from the places so desired by the.-. farm6ra haTlna. hould eet City to be paved before this Ordin-Tne Iarmer8 having cows snouia get lUKeviier la'lilts fiurcimav ui m wen- bred bull. Five or even ten farmers can organize and purchase a much better animal than one man could, j Much Interest was shown over this i The county agent receives weekly a list of people who havo home grown seeds for sale. Those desir ing corn, beans, field peas, barley and oats write in at once. Send for the following bulletins to Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallis, Oregon: Potato Diseases in Oregon, Exten sion Bulletin 186. Potato Growing in Oregon; Exten sion Bulletin 104. Improvement of Potato Seed, Ex tension Bulletin 185. Growing the Oregon Potato Crop, College Bulletin 121. Field Beans, Extension Bulletin 207. Insect Pests of tho Garden, College Bulletin 81. Spraying Fruit Trees. Feoding the Dairy Cow, College Bulletin 101. Incubating and Brooding Chicks, Series T, No. 5. Trapping Moles for Market, Exten sion Bulletin 168. United States department of agri culture, Washington, D. C: Raising Belgian Hares, Farmers' Bulletin Hi. All the above bulletins can be had free of charge and require only a postal card to bring them. Last Wednesday evening about thirty farmers from around Trenholm met with County Agent Howard to hear what he had to suggest relative to farming in their community. Fol lowing bis talk were some Interesting discussions by the farmers in which some valuable topics were brought X X I St. Helens Lumber Go. Wood and Lath Electric Lighting Lumber Manufacturers ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ST. HELENS BRAND A HOME PRODUCT CARLOAD OF SEED POTATOES WANTED E i 7 c r..i u. d . ttc jcrvc Jiiiy me ucbi 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'3 A nice lunch at any time ; prices reasonable. anco could otherwise become effect ive thus leaving the said intersec tions In S dangerous condition, thus endangering the public peace, health and safoty of the City, an emergency is therefore declared to exist, and It Is therefore ordained that this subject and a meeting will be held! ordinance shall be In full force and ln the near future to take Bon o fieri-1 effect from aid after Its approval by mv.. nf citv . nlt action. Road the first, second and third About twenty-five farmers gathered times May 14, 1917, and passed by I at the Stehman schoolhouse last Sun the Common Council of the City o' j day afternoon to discuss various farm M. iieiens uu iui urn uuj ui mo;. 1917, by tho following voto: Yeas Three. Nays None. Submitted to the Mayor on the 14th day of May, 1917, and by said Mayor approved on scid 14th day of May, 19 It S. C. MORTON. ' Mayor. Attest: E. E. QUICK, Recorder of the City of St. Hel ens, Oregon. 22-2 needs and to meet the county agent As a result the farmers have decided to" call another meeting on the eve u ng of June 1, for the purpose of organizing a cow-testing clu1) and looking Into the purchase of one or more pure-bred dairy sires. County Agent Howard outlined the work of his office and urged the farmers to call for any help They NWICK TO I'ltOPKItTY OWN' KIM NOTICE IH HEREHY GIVEN to property owners affectod by said Propoiieil improvement, and to nil Wwiiis Interested therein, to appear JU muko and llle with the Recorder or said city, within 20 duys from ie (lute of the first publication here- YOUr written ltAiiinn.t,nnrun aKJnnt the propoHod Improvement. Ijjf 1 "m Publication May 18, WHKItKAS, tho Common Council or tim clly 0( st nBUBi Oregon. "oomltiR it expedient to Improve all mm ',"r,l" of Columbia Stroot in w City, from B westerly extonslon o' tho Bouth boundary line of Lot 6. lllwk io of said City, northerly 10 Intersection with Cowllti Street, y sni.ii,,,, m ? WIIEKA8, tho Engineer ofl . ny on tno 7th day of May. J"1'1 nt the request of said Council, , "'a In the offlco of tho City Record " or Bnltl city, plnns, specifications ""I cntlmatoB of the probable cost 01 uoli an Improvement of said por on of snlil Columbia Stroot; tho wtlmiite of such cost being ''.054.50; AND W1IERRA8, said Common council having examlnod said plans, "PMIIlrntlons and estimatos, find the nio to i,n satisfactory In nil par- tliernin"' Wltll0ut ,nak,I,8 anv cl"Be Hn1??, TI1ER RPORE DE IT HE II, X, '0' ,,v tl10 Common Council of nil . . ty of 8t- Helens. Oregon, thut thijt portion of Columbia Strent " alil cuy from a W0Btoriy exten "oti of tho south boundary line of i ,,i it iii in.x-k 10 of wild City. northerly, to its InterBoction with tho center lino of Cowlit street oe mi proved by grading and paving tho same according to the established grade and tho piano and specifica tions of the engineer on fllo in the office of the Recorder of said City; and said Common Council horoby de clares Its Intention to so Improve said portion of said Columbia Street; and ' HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that tho Common Council of said City adopt and approve the plnns, specifi cations and estimates of tho prob r.hlo coBt of the foregoing proposed Improvement, as filed with tho Re corder of said City by the City En gineer; und said Common Council does horoby adopt and approvo said plans, specifications and estimates of the probable cost of said improve ment; the probable cost of which, as shown by snld Englnoor's ostlmato, Is $2,054.56; HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that tho cost of snld Improvement be levied upon and assessed against all the Lots and parts of Lots and par cols of land specially benefited by such Improvement as required and dlroctod by tho Charter of said City; and It Is hereby determined nnd de clared that all the LotB and parts of Lots abutting upon snld Improvement on both sides thereof, are tho Lots nnd parts 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 tho southerly 18 feet, in the form of a rectangle, of Lot 7, all In Block haoaI anrl marnA (hot ihav DririDr. IWVTICK TO CREDITORS I . . . .. . " ' IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE, ale ln mating tne worn oi vaiue u STATE OF OREGON FOR COL- themselves and the county. He era UMltIA COUNTY. - ' phaalxod the need of co-operation ln In the Matter of the Estate of Frank mprovng and marketing tho potato Ee't; KRyedg.ven, That thelcrop; in standardizing the crops undersigned has been duly appointed , grown in the community; keeping ot administratrix ot the estate of Frank one breed ot dairy cattle so that the Newbold, deceased, by the County ,reatest possible use could be made Kn:Cnrr..Udu?yUqura,dt8fo; of Pure-bred sire, of high quality and said trust. All persons having a better price received for the young claims against said estate are nereoy stock. notified and required to present me The jmportance ot Hold rotation sfcs r, "Trlr ct r residence in the Clt of St. Helens. Buggested. Owing to its particular Columbia County, State of Oregon, adaptability the potato should con wlthln six months from the date of igtitute the chief cash crop of Colum thls notice. . ... hi. rnnntv The not n to toeether with i . . a. iiainna iiponn Ann . " -.. - . LmiCU V W. ..pvu. w.- 1 97th. 1917 ANNIE NEWBOLD, Administratrix of the estate of Frank Newbold, deceased. HARRIS & GORE, Attorneys for Administratrix, St. Helens, Ore. 19-5 NOTICE OK FINAL AOtXUTNT NOTICE Is hereby given that the n,ii-tilirnA(l. aa administratrix with the Will annexed ot the estate of to help out equally on the part ot Corn or oats and vetch for ailago pur poses should come at least once in four years in the rotation ot crops. There was an lntersting discussion on the value ot root crops, silage, feeds and alio building. The Interest shown In all these lines of work is bound to bring re sults. Together with a willingness everyone it will do more tor the farm- County Court of the "sute of . "an a century of working alone. Jupob Skuzlo. deceased, has filed hor final account. In said estato matter. In the County Court of the State of for Columbia County, and that Saturday, June 4, 1917, at 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, in the Court room of said Court, at St. Hel ens, Oregon, has been appointed as tho time and place for hearing ob Jootions to said account and the set tlement thereof. Dated and first published May 18, 117. ANNIE HANNEGAN. Administratrix with Will Annexed. J. W. DAY, Attorney. 22-6 At Eugene a movement has been started to repoal Sunday blue laws as unfair to working classes, and open places of amusement on Sundays. Sawmills at Marsh field have grant ed a wage Increase to tholr operatives and wr.nt 300 more laborers. CITY GARAGE Agency for The Chevrolet $630.00 F. O. B. St. Helens Sold on easy terms Hupmobile Service Station 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 Pay With Checks It greatly facilitates and simplifies every business deal. It is a check on forgetful ness. Your check back from the bank is a receipt and a re minder in case entry of the pay ment has been omitted. WE PAY 4 PER CENT ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS : THE Columbia County Bank St. Helens, Oregon EDWIN ROSS, President A. L. STONE, Cashier H. E. LA BARE, Assistant Cashier f "' . . - ' V- THK CELEBRATED R BERGMANN SHOE ( J Awarded Gold Medal I P. I. K. TV Cf V : 8un Franclscoi 11)15. LoKem' - J V f Cruisers, Miners and Sportsmen. ; I Men's Comfort Dress Shoes. Strong Shoes for Boys. Manufactured by T1IEO. H F.ROM ANN SHOE MFG. CO. 021 Thin-man Street PORTLAND, ORE. ASK FOB THE BERGMANN WATERPROOF SHOE OIL O 1! if". V):