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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JULY 13, 1917 Uhe IT 'd build lots i "ons oi l $250 " 5:0Q 1 liter J WHY. THAT WAS PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON'S FAVORITE CHEW OLD HICKORY WAS MICMTY PARTICULAR ABOUT MIS TOBACCOl r , .J - gravely' ft-H - CELEBRATED - Chewin& P1UA HJ Chewing P1UA BEFORETHE INVENTION OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO MADE STRICTLY FOR IT CHEWINO QUALITY WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPSMT FRESH AND CLEAN ANDOOOOt . A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUOn AND LASTS LONOER THAN A BIO CHEVY OVflRniMlDV n i i m J?J.Srawltf3ituccoCei Dumui.V. "WW" BEFORE BILLY POSTER GETS THROUGH, A LOT OF OTHER PEOPLE WILL BE GETTING PARTICULAR TOO ' 'HUM JIA 1M I No. 10982. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. Washington, D. C, May 11th, 1917. WHEREAS, by satisfactory evi dence presented to the undersigned. It has been mado to appear that 'THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF BCAPPOOSE" In the Town of Sc-.p-pooso in the County of Columbia and State of Oregon has compiled wltli all the provisions of the Statutes of the United States, required to be complied with before an association shall be authorized to commence the business of Ranking; NOW THEREFORE, I, John Skel ton Williams, Comptroller of the Cur rency, do hereby certify that "THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SCAP- l POOSE" in the Town of Scappoose, in tho county or Columbia and State of Oregon, is authorized to commence the business of banking as provided in section Fifty ono hundred and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of tho United States. CONVERSION of 8. M. Mr.nn & Co. Hankers, Bcappoose, Oregon. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand and Seal of Office this Eleventh day of May, 1917. JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS, 22-9 Comptroller of the Currency. Its Our Advice COURT PROCEEDINGS (CiuiIIiiuimI from t'ugo 2) the Laws of 117. ratifying the art nf ihe County Court and Commls- ilonrrn of t'olumhlu County In pay ing iIih mi lil J Mini's Cnnllolil the monthly sum of $20 per month and luiliorlilwc. empowering and legal nine tliu continuation of said pay ment" er the iioitloiiionl by Coliim County with the tuild Jai.:s Can Dr Id (or mild injuries and accident lot lump mini at the rate of $ 20 per $187.76; A. M. Williams, supplies to officers, $4.25; Ht. Helens Hloam Laundry, laundry for court hduse, t .90; Meier ft Frank Co., flag for court house, $17.00; Ht. Helens Hardware Co., supplies to court house, $1.70; City of Ht. Helens, water, $2.00; Carl Rylander. mile age us Juror, $1.00; i'ete Lund, uilleago as Juror, $1.20; M. H. Al vord, stenographer for district at torney, $30.00; Louis NisHoorls, wit ness before grand Jury, $4.00; Jud son Weed, Co. Com., $64.60; A. E. Harvey, Co. Com., $98.35; R. H. Hattan, postage, $i.00; Clatskanle thief, printing notices, etc.. 123.00 miinlli bused upon bis expectancy of ! life; nd II appearing that the said I Kalnler Review. nublishlnJ ("minti jimoA Cunlleld Is or the ng of fifty-1 (ourl ,)roCeedliigs, $68.16; Crandall I ill year and that his expectancy of & Huberts, auditors. 150.00: Ed Mil. ler, witness Htate vs. Wiggins, $5.10: Class & I'rudliomme, supplies to i coroner, $2.31; T. 8. White, coroner ('sue Hoyd, $5.00; T. 8. White, coro ner cune Carlson, $12.00; J. W. Allen expenses as school superintendent, life based upon the mortality tables compiled by the Secretary of the Kills of Oregon is 14.689 years and (hit the sggregiitn umount of said payments bused upon such expect ing Is tlie sum of $3628; and it I limner appearing mui me sum lis 67: A M Wlllliitnn. nni.ll. in J.mes I nnlleld has no relatives or school superintendent. $35.00; Mrs. depemlantH In the Htute of Oregon a. II. Lake, work for school super- P" l ' lw could Impose Intendent. $9.00; O . W . Hrown, work the obligation and duty of caring I (or c,00 superintendent, $9.00; L. (or and contributing to the ssld ; l,. linker, work for school superln Juiiieu Onilleld's cure and relief, but j tendent, $3.00; T. K. Crewell, dig it appearing that tho said James ; ging gruvo for pauper, $5.00; O. A. CinMd has a brother living In the j Krickson, supplies to poor farm, Slate of Colorado and that the suld $;o.04 ; Dr. Kdwln Ross, uld to Mer brnther desires and It Is his wish ; rill Child, $2.60; 8. N. fade, supplies lliil the raid James Cunlleld. so long (0 ieae, $2.15; Fred Trow, supplies ii lie limy live, shall make his home I m sturtevanl, $16.00; Jumes R. Mil wllh the said brother; and It op-1 r supplies to Cilad. $3.10; Dr. J. peering to the aliovo Court and Conn- j,. Wooden, aid to poor, $41.00; Dr. ly Ciiiiiinlnnioiiers and they having 1 1,. (J, Koss, aid to poor, $19.50; J. considered that It Is to the best ln-j. Urney, supplies to Enneberg, lereHis of James Cunlleld and Col-1 $10.00; Peterson CobIi Htore, sup gmlila County, and that It Is Just, j piles to I'easo, $20.70; A. 8. Harrl rlKbl and proper that In lieu of the ! BOI, .., supplies to Anderson, nwulhly payments of $20 per month, ! $8. 6.1; Dr. C. L. Hatlleld, aid to poor, Ihe said James Ciinfleld bo settled $ 14. 25; II. M. Wharton, supplies to mil compromised with and be piildj(jnd. $8.75; Albert Held, care of ilump siim in lieu thereof, now, j Kelber. $46.00; E. A. Rotger, room ""fore, jnnd aid to Karuolian, $2.00; Willis 11 la considered and ordered that Deal, care of Hall. $25.00; J. W. McDonald, supplies to Jail, $3.35; J. F. Kearney, sealer of W. At M., $29.18; R. J. Jensen, Speed Cop., t r n an. 'I,.. I l ut ..I. ., .. I.. Columblii County. Oregon, in fuvor t..rv Int 122 fiO: (inldlo Huttan. Canfleld in tho sum of registration clerk. $2.60: Edrte La tu County Clerk of Columbia Coun ty draw a warrant on the County1 Treasurer of Columblu County, pay-j Me out of the (lenerul Fund of of Jamim Three Thousund ($30001 Dollurs, and that snld payment be In full lo Ihs mild James Cunfleld of all de mand! or obligations In law or in fqulty growing out of or by reason of said urcldent and Injury and for my and all other claims "r obllga llwi, If any. In favor of the said James Cunlleld and against tho said Columbia County, Oregon. On this duy claims against the County, us heretofore filed with the Clorlc of the Court wero examined nd allowed In tho various amounts carried out on tho fuco of said claims. (leiieral Fund. ". O. Howe, drnpghtsmnn master, $90.00; R. R. Hall, lor roadmaster, $4.60; II. E. "peime as roadmaster, $16.95; rond-1 work ! Abry, 1 I! K J'arnnworth, assistant engineer, 1 llOll 00; W. T. Hrown. chulnmun for Mslslant engineer. $33 00; Victor 'liiue. ehainmiin for assistant en lllneer, $41.25; K. F. Messing, chulu jnan for usslstunt engineer. $30.25; '. Hesseumn, chalnuian for assist ant engineer, $30.25; 11. E. Furns rlli, expenses as engineer, $9.16; T. Hrown, auto to assistant en Kliieer, $1.66; II. J. Duncan, nuto o engineer, $68.85; E. A. Mlddle rooks, usslstunt engineer, $110.00;, leter Jensen, chutumau for assistant nglneer, $06.00; Max Sliadlnger, cliiilniiian for assistant engineer, ; $.00; E. A. Mlddlebrook, supplies to roadmuHtcr, $1.64; T. J. Fllppln, 'lo roudmastor.ot at., $6.00; L. J. u Orshoven, county surveyor, 20.00; L. J. Van Orshoven, county "urveyor, $30.00; L. J. Van OrBho ". supplies to surveyor, $3.12; Dan laiilsen, work for surveyor, $8.76;; linlnpendent Auto Co., supplies to fminiy Kord, $65.26; Columblu utility Ahstruct Co., Insurance or ri"'k, $56.25; Star Transfer Co., "Hilling ballot boxes, $1.00; North. JoiihI Power Co., lights for olec-j "". $1.00; School Dlst. No. 10, 1 f'"! for elpctlon, $3.00; Umpluts Trlbe No. 24, rent for nloctlon, 3.0(1; Watts A Prlco, rent for eloc- U(. $3.00: Runnel Athletic Club. I for election, $3.00; J. J. Pur-'-ngliHh, rn, for iCfl'!..::).,::T(r! "py. rent for election, $3.00; M. M. Dure, reg. clerk, $5.00; Marie Paul sen, reg. clerk, 6.25; Anna Quick, $reg. clerk, $5.00; Gertrude Phillips, reg. clerk, $2.50; Gladys Hobbs, reg. clerk, $5.00; O. U. Weed, J. of P. State vs. Claybaugh, $8.40; E. W. Sheeley, const. Htate vs. Cluybaugh, $12.60; Robt. Spencer, Juror Stato vs. Cluybaugh, $1.20; 11. Christeu sen. Juror Htute vs. Claybaugh, $2.20; J. P. Sheeley, Juror State vs. Clay baugh, $2.00; T. II. Throop, Juror State vs. Claybaugh, $1.80; James Emmons, Juror Htate vs. Cluybaugh, $1.30; P. Hergerson, $2.80, Htute vs. Cluybaugh; Muy Clyde, witness State vs. Claybaugh, $1.90; Dr. Via. wit ness Htate vs. Claybaugh, $4.50; Al bert Parker, witness Htute vs. Clay baugh. $2.20; Perry Melllnger, wit ness Htate vs. Claybaugh, $1.70; Os car Donelson, witness State vs. Clay baugh, $2.30; U. It. Mills, witness State vs. Claybaugh, $1.60; A. M. Winn, witness Stato vs. Claybaugh, $1.60; R. Hesseman, witness State vs. Claybaugh, $1.60; Chas. Hergerson, witness Stnte vs. Claybaugh, $1.70; C. W. Thrapp, witness State vs. Clay baugh, $1.60; Floun Mills, witness Stato vs. Cluybuugh, $1.60; St. Hel ens Mist, supplies to roadmaster, $23.50; E. C. Stauwood, expense as sheriff, $20.00; Chas. Hrown, expeus of deputy sheriff, $38.06; Chas. Hrown, postage, $10.00; Jamea Jesse, work for sheriff, $2.40; St. Holeus Mist, supplies to sliertff, $4.00; St. Helens Mist, supplies to treasurer, $3.60; St. Helens Mist Pub. Court proceedings, $53.06; St. Heleus Mist, supplies to school superintendent, $9.70; Dr. Edwin Ross, examination of MeCollough, Insano, $5.00; J. H. Doun. J. of P. No. 2, $25.00; C. W. Stllwell, county aid, $16.00; G. W. Orant, Sup. of Road Dlst. No. '1, $91.00; II. W. Clark, 8up. of Road Dlst. No. 3, $106.76; John Hurna, Supt. Hond Dint. No. 4. $87.60; F. Aullker, Sup. Road Dlst. No. 6, $36 00; T. J. Fllppln, Supt. Road Dlst No. 6, $91.00; F. A. Uuruhum, Supt. Roud Dlst. 60. 7, $86.76; Ed lln l'etorson, Supt. Road Dlst. No. 8, $91 00; F. U. Mills, Supt. Road Dlst. No. 9, $73.50; J. M. Pointer, Supt. Roud Dist. No. 10, $84.00. nn this dav Mr. O. G. Weed pre sents to the Court his resignation to salt. sy!tri?!S ""'. $3 00 - K Il T e n nor election ' Wtrlct No. 4 in l oiumum i;uu,u , R. Hnrvey, election 1 " ... ,,,. nP,iPH1i iiv l"'ii:'. $3.00 I'XlKO. $3.00: lleuuln lliillnll. steil "Krupiier for clork, $03.76; A. F. 'iTiiott, postage and expenses, 20.0(1; Gertrude Philips, work for ;I,,!IIT, $58.13; Win. Phillips, work or shoriff, $5.00; S. A. Turner, work r,,r sheriff, $9.90; H. T. Uennett, deputy iiBsossor, $66.00; Mnrio T. ' unison, clork for nssossor, $50.00; Martin Whlto, oxponsos as doputy ""Hessor, $4.25; 11. T. llonnett, ex Pf'nsnH as deputy assessor, $38.35; Kllhnm Stationery & Printing Co., "Jipplles to officers, $24.70; Pacific T"l- & Tol. Co., tolophones, $55.80; uuahong & Co., supplies to assessor, vised in tlie matter it Is oruoreu oy the Court that the matter be con tinued for future consideration. On this day claims against tho County as horotofore filed with the Clork of tho Court were examined and allowed In tho various amounts as enrriod out on the face of said claims. DISTRICT ROAD FUNDS. District No. 1. G. W. Rhodos, $71.50; C. J. Sand strom, $187.50; O. D. GnrrlBon, $64.63; Ed. Holmullor. $140.26; Al Tanler, $27.60; Fred Grant, $63.26; L, Brown, $61.87; Roy Freeman, $13.75; John Helmuiler, $39.87; J. Callahan, $66.00; E. Tanler, $11.00; Joe Fry, $43.31; Frltx Rablnsky, $77.00; Chas. Wlkstrom, $94.00; A. N. Miller, $13.76; Dan Gust, $63.25; Tom Couch, $17.87; Joe Setvin, $33.00; J. II. Thorp, $26.13; Hugh Nolan, $66.00; Frank Novak, $11.00; Fred Grant. $38.50: J. Helmuiler. $55,00; Hodson Feenaughty Co., SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Margaret Is. Walker, Plaintiff, vs. George Walker, Defendant. To GEORGE WALKER, the above named Defendant In the name of the state of Ore- rnn. vnn nra hnraliv raniilrari in an $58.95; Anderson V. & J. M McKie. , n..r nnH .n.woe th Mm,.inin i $20.07; Wlckstrora Lumber Company against you in the above entitled suit $41.24; Watts ft Price, $7.62! Geo. ; within six weeks from the dntn nf Grant, $.89; Carleton Lewis, the drat publication of this summons. that you buy Ht. Helens real es tate now. In the light of recent developments prices are likely to advunce immediately. We have a few good inside lots which we will sell at reasonable prices, and many good lots suit able for home building. A small' payment down and a little saved each month will soon make you the owner of a desir able lot. j Walk Through Our Bakery tfi HINSON S LARABEE REAL ESTATE INSURANCE NEXT BANK BLDG. PHONE 07 and examine tho way we do things, how we buy our flour, etc., the kind it is, how we store it, handlo it, mix it, bake It, and then you will be con vinced that thero 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 Phone 05 FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and Insure your property In the Oregon Fire Relief Association of MrMinn vlllb, Oregon. Don't put it off. Mch6tf W. L. WARREN, Agent. J. Sand-$13.76; $43.60; Standard OH Co., $36.88 District No. 2. O. D. Garrison, $6.87; C strom, $5.60; Fred Grant Chas. E. Wlkstrom, $10.00 District No. S. 1 n Pnrk IS ST I $56.69; Fred Adams.' $41. li: Jas! A. Bryant. $75.00; E. Bryant $66.00; : F. II. Marlon, $49.00; E. T. Udy, $9.63; T. Rangenovltch, $4.00; O. E. Rlnchart, $48.00; V. Hattan, $31.62, Ira Saurer, $31.62; H. O. McCalllster, $26.46; J. L. Chittlm, $34.60; J. W. Martin, $26.46; Joe Hand, $24.75; C. E. Lake, $28.19; 1 C. Protzman, $30.25; J. Qullleash, $34.60; C. Aamond, $19.87; John Donohue, $33.00; A. P. Usher, $2.06; I. E. Mclntlre, $29.38; E. R. Kelly, $25.95; E. Barber, $28.01; C. K. Olsen, $4.63; Frank Hrown, $10.31; I Olof Nilson, $28.87; J. S. Roberts, I $121.00; C. E. Chipman, $24.75; P. 1 II. Veazie, $117.60; J. P. Lowe,1 $96.94; A. Popejoy, $63.68; J. B. j Hansen, $40.50; Alec fipence, $36.44; J. P. Mclntlre, $87.00; II. N. Hooper, I $81.26; R. B. Johnston, $6.20; J Q. Gage. $36.44; F. Jones, $74.93; I C. 11. Crouse, $33.69; Olof Olsem, $48.81; W. H. Faxon. $66.26; H. J. Anderson, $19.25; Geo. Lawrence, $39.87; Wm. Drew, $53.45; A. Hum mett, $65.31; Geo. Kelley, $33.69; E. Kelley, $30.94; R. 8. Johnson, $48.46; C. Morris, $83.19; C. W. Johnson, $60.60; Richard Williams. $40.00; C. A. Laws, $14.44; Jack Dulbre. $9.96; J. L. Barger, $4.13; A. Sarvlo, $9.96; C. A. Goin, $15.46; II. L. Brown, $31.00; J. R. Chambers, $8.25; II. T. Richardson, $14.09; T. B. Lott, $11.34; Harold Tracy, $8.69; W. R. Plumbee, $16.00; E. HedHtrom, $10.66; Otto Luinan, $2.76; Mike Serafin, $13.75; Harley Vam Dolah. $8.25; H. H. Plummer, $13.06; Chas. Hrown, $5.50; S. S. Long, $38.60; John Goodman $81.84; L. E. Allen, $96.00; C. W. Swygert, $13.76; G. O. Smith, $10.31; J. A. Pilling, $11.34; O. Baratto, $11.00; M. F. Hazen, $41.12; Fred Krautz nifin, $4.46; James Sprague, $9.28; W. W. Dlllard, $7.91; S. N. Cade, $7.91; O. W. Brown. $2.76; F. Glln Isckl, $2.41; M. Fresh, $2.75; H. Hrookhart, $2.41; W. M. Davies, $24.75: Fields & Poorman, $207.09; L. L. Decker, $4.12; G. W. Chapman, $1.88; Angles Marin, $11.34; Fred Anton. $3.09; Olof Nelson, $36.00; A. Popejoy, $18.00; J. B. Hansen, $42.00; Alex Spence. $36.00; J. Q. Gage, $36.00; C. H. Crouse, $36.00; Olof Olsen, $19.60; H. J. Anderson, $76.00; Geo. Kelley, $34.60; E. Kel ley, $36.00; R. C. Williams, $20.09; O. D. Garrison, $2.75; Fred Greet, $2.76; Ed Helmuiler, $2.75; Fritz Hublnsky, $5.50; John Helmuiler, $5.60; Henry R. Caples, $16.50; Feenaughty Co., Feenaughty Feenaughty Feenaughty Feenaughty Feenaughty to-wlt, the 29th day of June. 1917 and if you fail to appear or answer for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court tor the relief j prayed for In her complaint herein, I to-wit, for a decree dissolving the Urle, I bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between plaintiff and defendant, upon the grounds of cruel nad Inhuman treatment, and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem Just and equitable. Service of this summons is made by publication thereof In pursuance of an order of the Honorable James A. Eakin, Judgo of the abovo en titled court, directing publication thereof in the Mist and which said order wag made an entered on the 26th day or June, A. D. 1917 in the above entitled county. OLIVER M. HICKEY, Attorney for Plaintiff. Portland, Ore. Flrct publication June 29, 1917. Last publication Aug. 10, 1917. ! KODAKS 4 t We have what you want in this line. Eastman Kodaks ranging in price from $1 to $25 .Kodak Supplies and Developing Deming's Drug Store Phone 13 ST. HELENS, ORE. Don't have an empty preserving Jar In your neighborhood next fall. To the PUBLIC! STEAM, TURKISH AND SHOWER BATHS Every Day at Kaleva Hotel Courteous treatment and sanitary arrangements. Visitors to inspect will be welcomed J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS Successors to Perry & Graham A Full and Complete line of General Merchandise The Dependable Kind D17 Goods, Shoes and Groceries Free Delivery Give us a trial and you will be satisfied Phone 34 WEST ST. HELENS, ORE. Hodson Hodson Hodson Hodson Hodson Hodson Standard Oil Co., $30.80; $89.09; $3.81; $43.00; $13.95; $4.60; $1.60 Broken Wind -Heaves ,p)RAXllANIEL r ! HORSES CATTLE 1 r.c. SO ttrfr ll 111 Co., Co., Co., Co., Co., Oil Co., $10.50; Standard $4.69; Standard Oil Co., Hodson Feenaughty Co., $1.40: Harrison & Co., A. 8.. $1.25; Arthur Cox, $36.80; 8tar Transfer Co., $11.10; Frank Wllkins, $3.35; A. 8. Harrison & Co., $ .45; L. L. Decker, $10.00; U. W. Clark, t?.65; H. E. Abry, $83(7; Hodson Fee naughty Co., $2.08; Jas. Sheldon $17.01; Standard Oil Co., $92.88; Mrs. M. J. Burns, $10.00; J. W. Akin, $26.37; H. N. Hooper, $4.00; St. Helens Hardware Co., $76.91; Central Coal & Coke Co., $135.30; R. ConBtnntlne, $10.60; W. C. Mor ley. $3.90: The White Co., $16.40; City Garage, $26.66; Frank C. Rlgga ! $6.05. ! Road Dist. No. 4. 1 Mrs. M. Burns, $57.74; G. Seldel, $56.71; M. Karr, $69.44; W. Ren zelman. $61.87: Homer Stewart, $47.43; T. 8. Morrell, $49.60; E. Mercor, $28.18; S. S. Craig, $52.60; B. Hunter, $33.00; E. Dodson, $20.96; M. Branord, $11.00; Lee it Laube, $62.00; John Burns, $2.22; California Trojan & Powder, $ 60.92; H, W. Fogel, $1.26; C. H. English, $6.86. Road Dlst. No. 6. N. P. Simon. $56.00; E. F. Koble, $65.70; R. Anllker, $24.76; O. Par mer, $9.66; Julian Wasaer, $46.75; O. J. Link, $46.76; J. E. Truman, $62.00; Chas Link, $27.50; J. S. Holbrook, $37.15; Hodson Fee naughty Co., $78.72; Carloton Lewis, $63.86; Carleton Lewis, $4.80; D. C. Smith, $20.00; F. L. Clark, $99.68; Frank Bishop, $24.00, Frank Klock, $20.50. (, Continued on Page 6) Help your horse to health and strength Dr. Daniels' Renovator Powders A Tru Conditioner A Spring Medicine fur that Tired Feeling Try one package Costs 50 cents Money back II not satldlod - Von Ukt no rlk with Dsnlals' Ask our Acont for Dr. Dsnlals' FrM Book A. J. DEMIXO, Druggist. ICE CREAM We handle the famous WHITE CLOVER ICE CREAM Your Fall Suit You should order it now. Come in and look over my line of woolens. During the past month I have made suits for some of the best dressers in the city, and they were ENTIRELY SATISFIED Let me demonstrate to you that for Style, Fit, Work manship and Good Material, my tailored garments are above the standard. J. F. RYAN MERCHANT TAILOR St. Helens, Oregon Pure Nourishing freshing Re- CIGARS TOBACCO CONFECTIONS EDDIE'S PLACE E. B. Woods, Prop. Phone 96 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi CENTRAL MARKET I RAY MORTON I Phone 60 The Market of Purity and Quality of Meats both Fresh and Cured. Greatest assortment of Lunch Meats in town. Highest cash price paid for Hogs and Veal. A trial will be appreciated. Prompt Delivery WHY EXPERIMENT? D1I1T1D III ronutetitioii with AM, OTHER FLOURS received the highest possible award, the ORAM) PRIZE at Panairi a-l'uciric International Exposition Use the best and you are always satisfied MASON, EHRMAN & CO., PORTLAND OREGON
