St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, July 13, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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    ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JULY 13. 1917
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ait. m. iiun ii u iv i n a
'NbfhindJbjit praise
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HUDSON H. O. HirraonCo.,SinFrantiK
"Many mom of Hudson Super-six run use
Zerolene. We hear nothing bul praise tor it."
FORD Fshy-Atttrbuty S1 Co. , Los Angrier
"we recomrwnil Zerolene for (he lubrication
of Ford can."
MAXWELL J C. PhcUn, Frewo
"Zerolene is giving us the best of satisfac
tion."
HUPMOBILE Msnlcy Auto Co., PortUnd
"we are convinced that Zerolene it giving
uniformly satisfactory results."
ZEROLENE
The. Standard Oil for Motor Cars
Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors
because the records of their service depart
ments show that Zerolene, correctly retired
from California asphalt- base crude, give
f
pent
least
rfect lubrication less wear, mora power,
carbon deposit.
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Dealers everywhere and at our.
service nations
STANDaRD OIL COMPANY
(CtiiferaU)
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For tractors,
Ztroltnt Harry-Da ly
at aptaally rteommtnJtJ
CONTRIBUTED
Work on the Deer Island unit of ' 1
the Columbia Highway was suspend
ed June 30, and ten days of Rood
weather have been wasted and our
hopes of good roads that much far
ther off. The trouble was caused by
the crew's dissatisfaction with the
cook. As to the merits of the con
troversy I have nothing to say. but
when men who have come from a
distance and who are receiving good
pay ayid doing good work complain
of unsatisfactory food conditions the
wise employer remedies the condi
tions. , The commission saw fit to
retain the cook, who, with the head
boss and timekeeper, were left on the
job, though there were no men to
cook for or time to keep, and while
they aro an expense to the people
the work on our road is not being
done and our hope of competent
handling of this road fund is only a
dream. There is no argument about
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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The Eugeno Woolen Mills have T
contracted for 25,000 yards of army J
cloth. J
At Silverton the farmers' wool pool 4
of 65,000 pounds was sold for 7 2'4 4
cents per pound.
The county court of Jackson coun- 4
ty has asked the state highway com-
mission lor $12,000 to help build a 4
highway to Blue Ledgo mine. 4
At Salem work has been started
on the new Southern Pacific station.
j At Pendleton the first ten miles of
; paved state highway to the state line
j has been let to Warren Brothers
I (bitulithlc), their hid being the low
j est, namely $119,120.
Gardiner will secure a new passen
; ger station.
The state university has completed
the military drill hall and will soon
start work on the $50,000 dormitory.
the need or value of good roads, but j Grant SlIlitll am, E v Hauser con.
the way our road money is being 1 template building a shipyard on Coos
spent is another story, and this is 1 nay
not the way to gain the confidence! The Beaver ceme,lt plant, near
of the taxpayers, many of whom wer goij ilm. will soon resume opera
expecting to see our hardly won tions.
road money wasted. j Wuat , elll.ve(l to ,,e one of thp
Tho people of Columbia County , richest gold, silver and copper mines
nndelsewhere expect and have a right ! opened in the United States during
to demand that the road money be the past fifteen years, is now being
handled efficiently, and this is not developed at Irondyke, on the Snake
a good beginning. This Is not tlio ! river.
timo for tho paying of personal or A new cannery will be built ut Al
political debts, but it Is the time for bany.
those in charge to pay the debt of j Seven hundred and sixty-eight
good service which they owe to the acres of land near PendMon was re-
communlty.
A DEER ISLAND OHSKRVKI!
HO.MKSKF.KKRS, ATTUXTIOX.
cently sold for $58,000.
The Sunny Hank Acreage tract
NOTICK
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Koadmaster has tiled in this
office his certificate of completion of
COntraet-
no-..,. Bm,r.nco fro,. l i,.. , . ; the f OllOW Ing COn t TP.Ct !
i,in- f,, ,1 ' i 7 ,i i i L'PPER NEHALEM HOAI), above
thing for gardening and small dairy Tho8. Anderson's, In Road District
rancliing, in tracts or live acres or. No. 9, by Elmer Lavender
more at $50 per acre and ud. is now or.
on the market. Fine view, good,
rich noil; terms to suit purchaser.
Inquire at Mist office or write I. O.
Wlkiitrom, owner, Scappoose, Ore
gon. 2S-tf
Always trade In your home town.
All protests against the acceptance !
of this contract must be filed in the
office of the County Clerk, within two j
weeks of the date of the first pub-;
lication hereof. !
Date of first publication, July 13,
1917. i
A. P. fiARNETT,
30-2 County Clerk.
Quaker Products
Toasted Corn Flakes, per pkg 10c
Quaker Oats 15c and 25c
Corn Meal 15c
Puffed Corn isc
Puffed Rice 15c
Puffed Wheat 15c
Fresh Vegetables, Canned Vegetables
and Fruits
QUALITY GROCERIES
ST. HELENS MERCANTILE CO.
Phone 80
If you don't trade with us we both lose money
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Roadster, $740.00 F. O. B. St. Helens
THE MEW
ror BUIU Hooil t,
work team; fresh mm, 0"' M
holforn coming fresh ho,,.,- . ,t
Heparator. good us n,.w. , ' ""n
nowa inn win pig Boon; tiri.n , '
hogs; ten acres of green eloV
pasturo and bnrn room. Dnv... "h
phono 1U8, lliicholor Klut
For Bale All or purtoTTT'
of 40 acre. .t West St. 1
or call n 8. H, yyny, lloimnW
Kor a Job of masonry oriTT"
or address Wiirrun n,.. , .. ' U
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Wanted l'eonlii i k. . ""
running a enr for hire. My mni. '?
safety first. 1'ho.io A-32 or Ti ?
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J. Bouthard.
Prlva e money to loan on InT
Columbia county farms. Attn,!.
A. W. Mueller, Room 12, ffi
County Hank llldg.. HI. Ilelen.w
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We have just received a carload of these famous cars. One
outstanding improvement in these late models is the extra
wheel carried. It does away with the annoyance of changing
tires, squeaky wheels and broken rims. This fifth wheel carried
can be easily changed in three minutes.
THE NEW MAXWELLS
have all the conveniences of a more expensive car self starter,
flectric lights, fine upholstery and comfortable, roomy seats.
Maxwell
THE ECONOMY CAR.
THE FAMILY CAR.
THE COMFORTABLE CAR
THE DURABLE CAR.
We have only one carload of these cars in stock, so we would
advise you to place your order now so to insure prompt delivery.
In our recent test Maxwell cars driven by Columbia county
owners averaged over 30 miles to the gallon of gasoline. When
l uying a car, this economical performance should be considered.
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
ior we cannot guarantee future deliveries. We have on hand
hix of these wonderful cars. First come, first served.
Five Passenger Touring Car, $755.00 F. O. B. St. Helens
The
independent
fti ito Co.
St. Helens, Oregon
We will be pleased to demonstrate the Maxwell
wisning a moderately priced high grade car
to anyone
. 1 For Hale PI tin i..,l..,..
, rollout location, with benuurm Hi
, view. A bargain. Koiisonnhlo ,
Hen Columbia County Abstract iC
' 1 puny it bout thin at nc0. '
Money to I-onn Wo Imve $500 01
, tuid $1,000 to loan on good furni ui
security. Iaiiir time. reiMll,b
I rates. ( olumblu County Ahitna
Kor Hnlo "Seed Outs." c 0
1 1 Diihlgren, Warren, Ore. l'lione 10U
: SO-tt
; I want to buy nil the beof ui
stock cntllo you hnvo. Market prltt
!puld; rush. C.eo. Wilson, St. ,.
ens, Oregon. I'lioue D-98. 20-lf
j Kor Halo 4 young milk cowi. i
yearling, 2 cnlvea, 2 horseo, 1 pi, $
In fine condition; now V. 8. km.
rator, mower and ruke uuod onlyoM
season, wagou and other frrnlw
"" niir.r.o:n, irnktoi
Oregon.
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u. ,,,, uu, 0i A juutt
noma on ( oiumiila street. In 8t Hi.
ens. Terms. IiKiuirn of K. M MiIm
609 McKay building, I'orlland, 0
2511
Kor Sulo Now mixed hjr In
, Hhock. C. J. l.amcn, Warren. On-Kn-
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Kor Sale A Kentle nmre, weljht
about 1050; will drive Wilier limit
or double. Also hiiKKy anil hsrnm,
both in Kood condition. Inquire ti
Mint office. jj.ji
Wanted A Rood, rellabla hra
hand. .Mut have referenres. It
MUlre of I). II. RUhey, Dox 65, Dwr
iNland, Oregon. 2 Ml
The Most Economical Car Ever Built X
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Kor Siile I.ari! Durlmrn milk
row. A. T. I.nw, Wurron, Oft
l'lione 102 K2. J8-1
Kor Sale Simplex s. pnrator, Hi
Cood mare, 1100 Ilm. will trails lot
dry cow or young Mock. H. Jirk.
lioblo. Ore. ! !i
Kor Sale (lood G-room houno nd
corner lot. with fine garden nil, fruit
tree and hnrrtoa. Also 2-roora hou
that would rent for $4.00 per month.
Well located. A bargain at $1200.
$2G0 cuiiti, bul. $16.00 per monlb
Columbia County Abntrnct Co.
Kor Salo A fine homo with bii
tlful view, at n Bocrltlce. A chant
to get one or St lleleim' fine houtn
on eaay terum. Columbia Count?
Ahntriict Co,
Tho Government needs: Karuieriu
well uh Klghlera. Two million thre
hundred thoumind acres of Orejon t
California Railroad Co. llrunt Unii.
Title revtmts In United States. To In
opened for homesteads and !
Containing some of bent hind left In
t'nlted Htatea. Largo Copyright
Map, Bhowlng land by sections Mil
description of soil, climate, rainfll.
elevations, temperature, etc., by coun
ties. l'oMtpald Olio Dollar. Grant
LiindB Kocatlnit Co., llox 610, Port
land, Oregon, l8-"
Kor Sale Young Jersey lielfer.
10 to 10 months old. Cloverlill
Kami, I leer Island, Ore.
Wanted Kor certllled dairy, two
inllkers. (lood wages and good it
commodatlonH. Address or iippl? 10
Clovorhlll Kurm, Deer Island, Ore
gon. 30-11
' Kor Rout A nvo-roomed modwj
house, close In. Inquire of H. J
Rohm. Hunk itnllillnv 30-1
I Wanted A girl for general houw
jwork; no children. Wagen $25-J"
Thorp, Rainier, Oro. llox 164. 30-
! Kor Halo or Trade for livestock, 16
j horses. $50 to $100; also various
I farm machinery. Krank Ij. Smi'
j Hinlthiihlro, Scappoose, Ore. 30"1
j Kor Salo Two I'ercheron nir
coltB. two and throe year old nw
.IBlsterg. Will make 14U0 ll. '";
mire ut Mist office. "2L
Io you noed a good milk cow? V
ho, see mo. I have several llrst class
i milkers. Goorite Wilson. St. Helen".
Ore. l'lione D-K8. ;8'"
Kor Sale Cheap A nimilinf o(
work horses und milk cows. Addrom
Jack Apploton, Deer Islsnd, W
Kor Halo A good G-passenger
touring car. It In In find cluss con
dition. 1'rlce $325. lixiulro at in
dependent Auto Co., St. Helens, re-gon.
1 lmvo desirable lots for salo ne'
tho new Columbia City Hot'- ' "
flllll-n nf a.l.lmuu WIIIIS I ( 11 1H K ' r" .
j nor, Columbia City, Ore.
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A little want ad In the Ht
Mist will bring results.
IIelen
Always trado In your home town.