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4 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 17. 1917 "Minimum Carbonization '"-" i ion J" STUDEBAKER Harmon Motor Co., Phoenix "have had minimum amount of carbonization, and can hartily raconunenil Zcrolen." VELIE Rocsch Motor Car Co., Scattla "wa gladly recommend ZroIne for VtU can and truck." FORD W. H. Wallingford, Portland "wc know that Zerulcne will giva rthcient and satisfactory lubrica tion." HUDSON H. O. Harrison Co., San Francisco "many owiwrs of Hudson can um Zrolrnc. W hear nothing but praise for it." y ZEROLEME The Standard Oil for Motor Cars Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors because the records of their service departments show that Zerolene, correctly refined from California asphalt base crude, gives perfect lubrication less wear, more power, least carbon de posit. Dtalm Everywhere ami at Our Service Stations A Standard Oil Company (California) INDEPENDENT AUTO CO. St. Helens, Oregon THE AUTO EXPERTS OF THE COUNTY We have the largest and best equipped Garage and Repair Shop in Columbia County. Our service is always satisfactory. Agency and Service Station for Goodyear and United States Tires OILS GASOLINE ACCESSORIES J. H. FLYNN. Manager A. T. KIEL AN GENERAL MERCHANDISE West St. Helens (Houlton) Phone 35 Our Cannery Has Started We are ready to buy your LOGANBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BARTLETT PEARS PRUNES CABBAGE BEANS and in fact all of your produce which will make good foodstuffs. .THE NATION NEEDS FOOD and you can help by saving all of your farm produce and bringing it to us to can. oD your bit and we will do ours. Columbia River Canning & Produce Co. L. Rosasco, Manager Phone 55 St. Helens CORRESPONDENCE SCAPPOOSE 'y Signs Ekstroin, Slgue Anderson ami 4 Anna Larson went down to Join the J' party Monday. There wns a good attendance ut the Industrial Club moot Inn Tuesday itftornoon. Kuch member was con sidering what he could exhibit ut the fnir. They were disappointed, how- Mss Kva Garrison visited Columbia 1 leach, near Portland, lust Sunday. Miss Marjorlo Washburn mid Miss j ever, that Mr. Howard wiih dotulned llurluclier have returned from Sea- j and could not bo present at the moet kU1. Iiik. us they hud anticipated recolv- Mrs. M. J. Duller spent seveinl I Ing some good Instructions concern duys lust week in Portland, with horllng agrlculturul flxhlb'.s. daughter Flluree. Mr. Larson, who resided here ! DEER ISLAND many years, pussed awny Inst Sunday firii In c It, l.ii.tl,iti.l ,..., ' . , , , . ' guoat of Mrs. ('. A. Kltch O. M. Wushbnrn lias been elected B Mahul Euttngor. of l'ortlnnd, Is the Kuperlutendont of the Mllwuukie high tchool for the coming your. j Hob. McKay and Mr. tleiuiuller are' hauling 26 cords of school wood, which was contracted by the board. The Mlssea Eva Garrison and Ar- jdntb llaggey attended tbo comedy "Come Out of the Kitchen" ut the i Iloillg Saturday. ! Mr. and Mrs. I.. G. Smith gave a : party In honor of Mr. Oglo on Tues-j ;duy evening. Dancing lu the pavilion was much enjoyed. J I Miss Weed, who spent lust year In I California, and Miss Munny, two of lour ' 1 5-' 1 6 teachers, spent a couple tnf flnvfl visit in? friends. ! Mrs. L. M. Duncan is home from!ubl fTl ' ' a six weeks visit with relatives in Tu-1 coma ' attendng busness college. Mrs. Uenderson, of Woodlawn, Wash., spent Suiiiluy with her sister, Mrs. Will Clark. Mr. nud Mrs. A. Wop ins have tuken itho Wharton cottngo nt Columbia ' City for the winter. Miss Lou Wunch, of Monroe, Wash., is visiting her sister, Mrs. ('has. Drown. She will spend ilu winter here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Mlcholas and C. English nnd friend, Mr. Rudolph, nil of l'ortlnnd, were visiting Sunday at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles English. The lecture and demonstration on canning and preserving of our perish- i . , ti t i... mfi uy m inn Grace Johnson, of the O. A. C, was . .. ........ 1.... I .....I I. I ...! ....... Miss Ruth remained and t j , ",u",ltt' ",,u "ml"u' I uoserviug or a lienor uumiuunro. I 11- Dr. llutfleld has set up a guruge ' lone of those shipped ready to set up vraUy k,,own um' "mny ,,,,Hl", l,,e ! In sections. The doctor looks line in ""ln ImUruc'.lon who would his ice cream overalls nnd other pnru-j ot,,crwlK0 ,mvo boon th"re' p10rnttna A. hst'-cr bus been received from j Ws noticed an account of the Mrs. Charles H. Castner. cluilrman of drowning of Victor Mongeuu at Col-! 11,0 wo"", eom.nl'.toe. National umbla Reach lust Sunday. The lad ""'N of l""". division, 1 wns .en veara nl.l nn.l w as a former ': wlllch Bl,ltt,a tllllt 11 '8 llouPl1 IuC11' resident here. Mre. lllntchford took her young! girls' Sunday school class on u camp-1 ing trip on the Morgun place, near Plsgnh Heights, from Wednesday to Friday. Gee, what fun! j One of Frank ,. Smith's younger I boys fell out of the auto as the door i flew open and received several In juries, but the worst was bis front teeth were knocked out. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnston are at home to their friends, after spend ing a month with their daughter at : Brewster, Wash. Miss Gypsy John-! ston will remain in Seattle for a visit. A Are started on the railroad truck Saturday night by the 8:15 train council will be formed at Deer Is land. The plan Is to call a meeting of the presidents of all women's or ganizations and elect a chairman, vice chairman, secretary and treasurer. The object Is to link together In pa triotic service all existing societies to muke effective tbo patriotic service which women uro culled on to per form nt this time. Officers of the Red Cross Auxiliary, of the Sunday school nud all other women not members of uny organization nre therefore asked to meet with the Woman's Club at the homo of Mrs. Helga Freemun on Wednesday, August 22, at which time a locul council will be formed and of ficers elected to co-operato with the It wits national organization. .. .u .. ""-Mrs. Caxtnor'B letter soon discovered and put under con-1 fuy MOl forth iroi. it is roporieu wie lire siuneu from a cigitr stub thrown from the train. The Bohemian residents here guv a picnic to their Portland relatives uud friends ut West's Pavilion lust Tbo details In will thou be The regular meeting of the Deer Island Woman's Club wus held on Wednesday ut thu homo of Mrs. Geo. W. Mills. In spite of th beat and dnst, the summer in -clings of the dull nr'l vnrv nini.li u,,,,........ Sunday. There wus u largo attend- .. ,, . ' , , , Through readings end iliscunslons those present are brought to a closer iiymputby and understanding of our duties nnd responsibilities at this time. The club's latest ac.lvltv whs unco. Gumes and dancing afforded pleasure, and the older memoers Herved a sumptuous dinner. Wonder wliero the speed cop is. Is it possible our county court has lo voto to assist tho Portland Auxill nrea him because some speeders nry cf Company II. Knglnoars. A rls- kicked In order to get rid of him so ,1(f vote of thanks and appreciation they could continue to speed? If was extended to Mrs. Walter Koenlg Jensen wasn't satisfactory our court : who will leave Deer Island in the might find one that would be. Col-' noar future. Mrs. Warren Kinder, umbla county people need protection ! Portland; Mrs. Fred Adams, St. llel from speed maniacs and, of course. ,. Illl(i Mrg Ij0ra weenis were out the cpeeders will kick. f lown visitors. After adjournment fires are ruging ull around u,i. j piano, numbers by Mrs. M. J. Koenlg iiiu iierineii aim uuks ami oust were greatly enjoyed. Tbo next meet homes ure neurly surrounded. Th! g will be wl.b Mrs. Ilolgu Freeman 1 a i 1. I I u . ruuu iu i isbhii iiuine nus many logs AgU8t 22, at which time all women nnd brush fallen over It. The Mor- f Deer Island and vicinity are urged gan home Is also In the fire region, to be present in order that a local Township 3, range 2 north, sections council of national defomm may be 5, 6, 7, 8, 32, 34 ami 36 ure bad. organised. This Is a c; II to tho wo A bunch of men from Portland cume j mPII 0f the nutlon by Herbert Hoover in luesciny ami outer men are need- unrt Hlioul(i meet with n. i,r.u ed. Fire wardens and fighters are us thick as mosquitoes. i operation of all. WARREN BACHELOR FLAT Miss Anna Larson Is spending few days in Portland. Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Peterson wero guests of Mrs. Allle Iteegle last 1 Mrs. Fred Peterson ment to Port land Monday to visit with her duugh ter, Mrs. Henry Foleen. Mrs. C. Uergstrom; of Portlund, Is (Monday. visiting with U. W. Swenson and Mrs. Godfrey LIIHch, of Qulncy. is oiuer ultima uuru mis ween. visiting at tho home of Mr. und Mrs Miss Martha Ryser, who has been; Guy Lllllch. visiting with ner sister, Mrs. Fritz ; Miss Hllma Morton and Mr. Hlgb- niMiuier, on ?auvie isiuuo, reiuruiMi man visited friends in a Portland iioiiiu iuhi r rioay. hospital lust Sunduy. Rev. Uowersox was-here Sunduy j Lester Johnson bus moved bis fum evening aim proucuuu ui me r.vun- ny to St. Helens. Mr. Johnson bus gollctt! church. He wus a guest ut , employment at tbo Columbia City mo , iom ..u.:n.., iiuiuii, suipyaniH. lhree new members were Initiated, Nuls Llndberg spent a few days ui. inu Ui..iii,0 vuim ouiuruuy witn ins family. Mr. Llndberg is night. They were Mr. and Mrs. Ilels- working for the Algers company at kel and daughter Elizabeth. ttkamoknwa, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Dahlgren und ! George llurdubl motored over from daughter, Mrs. Aug. Muhr, und MIss , Mist lust Sunduv to u,. i,i ' IIKMIIIH Oeorgo reported very NEIIALEM VALLEY Read Tuber's ad on pugo 8. The weather Is still very dry over bore. Nehulem river Is very low and warm at present lino tat those who llko a warm summer bath. O. 0. Weed and family took a trip out In tho valley Inst week In their auto, Tom Throop nnd family went to Seaside lust Sunday to spend a few days on the beach. Sadie Christen has been sick with scarlet fever but Is getting widl now. Newel and llert Wood have hud tbo fever but ure Improving slowly. Willis Ornduff Is at lluxton, unite sick with pneumonia, but with Dr. Vlu's cure Is getting along nrely. Rev. Hays, of the Presbyterian de nomination, wns In here over lust Saturday und Sunday, preaching ut the Seventh Day Adveutlst church Saturday forenoon. Pleasant Hill Sunduy morning und Klst Sunday afternoon. The road workers have resumed work on the road after putting out tho flro at Timber. Everett A. Wildtuun, of Chltwood, Ore., Is visiting with bis father. Mrs. Armstrong and son Jesse, of Redmond, Ore., have come back lo Nebulom to spend a few pleasant days with old friends and relatives. Frltx Drown wus seriously hurt when n belt broke lu thu mill last Wednesday evening. A leg was bro- TRY OURJUntV i i..... - ... a hut mi run in .m - Ill II U flftu. or stock cattle, hiIvsm 7 ',t! "Id and up. U X "1' goat. Good WelglCV'ti ruiicii. rrauk L. k.i,7 rjcappooso. Ore. 8,11N 1'lgs for sulo. (VuTT" St. Helens, Ore. Mlbl Wanted To trade aiwT &ou:::,"r.ro,'r .In!.0?: mvrv lilliuev. Houlton, Oregon. on Hunk, for Salt) Moili.r,, r All conveniences, buth C? M owor. Price rens,, I'.a ,CtrM minutes walk to e,n..i.. :. U,J N. K. Walker. St. Helen',',"?,. 4 For Sale Six liedttT horses, three delivery h ono heavy farm wugon; tw'o double harness. I will .In T or traiin r,ir rain.. ' Ht. Helens. Phone " Ton tlnllnrn - t . viiru iur nm iJ yoar-o d red nn.l . 0M "I ii row tk shlre crop on ears. nn,i . " " K!?. cr'r Jk 1 1, .tun tA -1. . " II all in .,,.. " "M. J .. .. - ii.'rnon ooe w nnteu reoulo In VnK- running a car for hire. mBo, safetv first IM,.. i : i u..;,. " " For Snlo The Maxwell at " .iurijr iiotni. Only iiniiinji ru in t nrHi. i. i i.. i.. ...... ... ... - W KI'U Ullll lllllTIIHI lllJUril'H riH'eiVI'll '',,,-'iiv nmu o tho extent of wiiliii wo have not yet learned. Ho wns tuken to Portlund to a hospital. Vern Mow received word that his uncle, Grunt Mow, hud passed nwny nnd that bis father would start right awuy for Oregon. Ills undo Intend For Sulo A good home udhA lomuniuiD price. En, iiuiitiiii. urtigou. For Sulo Flno nuidi. . cellent locution, with bnuil.'al in view. A bargain. Itenion.hl. Seo Coluuibln Countv AluiHr' ...l A.....i.. I...... i.i.. i i.i. i... ........ .i .. . . iTii i.wiiiiiih vui if m mi inn iivanii iiiii : 111117 iiuuui illlS HI CUCS wns too weak to muke the trip. I 1 Our farmers uro muklng grain liny! .V'0 ,-,l" We htvi !) nt uresent. " .', V ,0"n ? I" ."""'.. .M)n l,n"- . "v f.'in,.F ii'i in iiiiiii i in mum pluces. rutes. Columbia County Abiul ompuoy. COLUMBIA CITY Tuber's ad on page 8. II. II. Cuples sits bark In his chair and watches the Improvements going on with much satisfaction. Tho run of fish Is somewhat im proved nnd some of tho fishermen are making fairly good catches. Tho carpenters uro making good headway with the work on the new sawmill ut the Somurstrom plant. Tbo Graham boys are driving pil ing for their new llsii trup, wlilrh ' they expect to use for the full fish lug. ror nam "Heu Osli" r Dahlgren, Warren, Ore. PbotelO:! Wanted A good, rcllablt b.j nana. Must Have rcfereuc i quirn Of U. II. Richer, BoiJU isiana, uregon. iu For Sulo Good 0-ruorn how corner lot, with tine gurden U.h trees and boriies. Also J-roomlif that would rent for $4.00 per mi: Well located. A bargain it USUI tz&0 cash, bul. $16.1.0 per mi: loiurubla County Abstract ft ! For Sule A flue home will U , tlful view, at a sacrifice. A thutl tO vet una of HI ll.ilnnn' tni hmiA e unilerstund tliiit I mie Snm bus i on eusy torms. C'olumhls Com: taken charge of the new shipyard ' Abstract Co. , nml ull etmiliivi.u ii'lll tin u'i.11 IF....I..I !' ,, ,,, .,, i Tho Govern ment noodi FirnmJ ,. ' . . i well as Fighters. Two mllllin IN a. n. nonneiniiii. the ice ilenler In hundred thousand acres o! Oretoi St. Helens, bus established an Ice California Kullroad Co. Orsnt laii route in Columbia City and wo hope!'1'11'8 revesta lu United Slstet. ToJ i.o u.in . ..i ...i ..... : opened for homesteads nd 4 " " ' " " . ' . ! I'ontalnlng some of be.t land Ml 4 ...o kiu.imik oi tuu ruiiroiiu nun , United Slates. Urge CopyrliMf! nxing or the ground Is still going on ; Map, showing land by soctloni u ut tbo shipyard plant. When com-1 description of soli, cltniate, rtltM Dieted It will bo a lino piece of work. ! ! 'Vllt's, temperature etc.. hjreou i ties. PostDa Id One Dollar. Oru ' Inds locating Co., lkx 110, Pon- 1 KUU 1 KUK cni.IIM. i land. Oregon. Ella Muhr were among tboso who en joyed tho cool oc'cun breeze at Sea side Sunday. und relatives. rough pluces In the road Somo of the young people met at r i Miss Thelma Duncan, who has : the homo of Mr. and Mrs kv,.,i i ... been visiting with relatives In New-; son lust Saturday evening und snout berg, returned Suturday. She was j tho evening playing flinch accompanied by her brother Floyd Guy Lllllch returned homo , and cousin. Miss Etta Hurrlson, who, Sunday from tbo hosoltal u,i.-.o i... visited hero a few days before re- hus been. Ho u .fr,..i turning to Newberg. i broken unklo which ho sustained Mrs. G. H. Ekstrom and Mrs. C. J. while In the employment of the Mil Anderson and daughter Helen re- ton Crock Logging Co. turned from u week's stay at Lonir Earlo Peterson, Ouy I llllch Will Ileach, Wush. They reported that Coons and Miss Madeline Thomas they hud hud a splendid vucutlon and! now of Goblo but formerly of this that tho test of the party were mak- j place, huve been among the sick but ing the most of their time there and ! we are glud to report they ure all would not return until later. Misses tho mend. T3TA nrtrrilf.il rw-.v-. . - - i oiftwumi MKtAMS For Halo Young Jersey Mm v. 1..I.I. , 1 10 to U months old. I'lonw .-..o... . .n , .....misxionrr lll l.llier. Kami li.mr Uln.,,1 rir nto Many FInIi. For Sulo Two Percheron B" Deputy Gumo Warden llrown bus j co", two and three year old ti' received Information from tbo state ",Mtur- wl" n,a 14UU ,M' Ku.no department .hut a curloud f j q""-" Mist office. trout will soon he liberated In the For Sulo Chnan A number tf several fishing streams of Columbia ' wr" horses and milk eow. Addi county. Part of tho consignment is for Milton nnd Tide creeks and the bulniite will be turned loose In Ilea vor and Nehalem rivers. Some months ago the flali departmeiit start ed to stock the streams of tho county and fishermen report that there are more trout now than In several years past CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR BRITISH SOLDIERS Selected California fruit will grace tho mess tables of Ilrltlsb nrmy off I. cers in far away Egypt. Tbo Ilrltlsb government has pluced un order for $50,000 worth of cunned nuricots the fruit to be delivered from cun nerles nt Pomonii, Hornet and Kings- rg. mo Houthorn Pacific Com pany announced thut It was sturtlng the first cur over its lines to n.len The car contulns 90,000 pounds of .run in i.uuo cuses. Tho bnlunco of the shipment, suy Southern Pueirin on.ciniK, will bo h,lrr,,(I ,,,. ,,, tontinent and across ocean as fast us POHSllllo. Jack Alililntnn limir Island. 0M r , JM I havo desirable lots for nil tho now Columbia City llowi. " 11 II Ira of nr ..l,lrn.. VIIII IIUBl'" ner, Columbia City, Ore. For Hnln llnvluliirnd Jerief calf. O. W. Perry, Houlton, OrH eon. For Sale Toam of umroi, well'1 2G00 lbs.: double harnesi w Inch wagon: single buggy "i ii ei ii....L..pni. Trenholn. I'nn, i , t'j. i.iuinnuj. . . tiro t'linnn 1 1 1 VI 1 Tabor's ad on page 8. GEORG E WILSON Cattle Buyer , ST. HELENS, OREGON Phone D-98 t.fiBT rill HT It AY ED ono ..i.i ..i mid white co' muloy, with calf or to calf soon. M have hole In right or left ear. Five head of yearlings w l"? year-old Holstcln branded , on right hip. Reward for Inform' Hon. DAVE COONS, i. iii LMi warron. w- t.u.ig VO-ft'-A Tuber Is offering bargain". bis ad on page 8. See NOTICE I have not yet recovered one dark bay mare 8 years old. . . i. wfiotif ifinn iho and one biac yearling stallion, barbed w'" scar on gambol joint of rig" hind leg, scar on back side oi leg. These animals strayed from Oak Ranch creek. Liberal re ward for information or re covery. Tony Barber SCAPPOOSE, OREGON. MIS c. prlui Pi rlilt M Ittli T. ID 8tu E houi unh M mi ten' cuu fill (OD hi Pol
