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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 24. 1917
"Splendid
Lubricating
Qualities"
PAIGE "
McK.lnnry-Coro'MrtorCo., 1'hocnlx
"w cannot (peak too highly of
th splrndid lubricating quail
M of Zroe."
WINTON
The Winton Co.. San Frai,clace
"W us Zoroleiw extensively.
It i giving emirs satisfaction."
CHEVROLET FORD
I. W. Leaving IV, LuaAnpUi Fahy-Atterbury Salca Co., Lot
Zero Lena ig our choice for Angcln "settUd on Zero
Chevrolet can." lena after e I naive testa."
ZEROLENE
The Standard Oil for Motor Cars
Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors
because the records of their service department show that
Zerolene, correctly refined from California asphalt -base
crude, gives perfect lubrication less we.'r, more power,
least carbon deposit."
vtikn everywhere and at
' fj uur ervice nations.
STANDARD
OIL COMPANY
(California)
For tfirton, Trr-lrn
Htv-lutv in raun w
k kUjr tcv'ttnnnciialrtt.
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. KIBLAN
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 ol your produce which will make
good foodstuffs.
1 HE NATION NEEDS FOOD
and you can help by saving all of your farm
prcduce 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
I CORRESPONDENCE j
4AAAAAAAAAAs
SCAPPOOSE
John It. Purcell, of Portland, spoilt
few days with friends here.
M. U. Mllloy has returned from a
few weeks In San Francisco and Cali
fornia points.
Joe Novak hat; been employed to
teach In the Spltenheig district for
ilio coining yeur.
Gu Merrill, of Portland, is spend -iiiK
a few weeks at the Merrill cot
tune near his sister, Mrs. George
1 Khodeti.
Miss llernice Tolly, of McMinnvllle,
i is visiting with her home folks for a
j few day.
Mrs. Alfred l.uwson returned from
a Portland, where she recently hud an
operation performed. She Is greatly
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mecklenburg
visited ut the homo of Mrs. Mecklen
burg's sister, Mrs. Dun Smith, In
South Scttppoc86.
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, Miss Faw
cet and N. A. Kmmitt, of Portland,
motored ' down Sunday evening and
spent a few hours with tho M. J. flut
ter family.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gllllsple, of
Portland, spent two days at.the home
of M. J. Butler. Mrs. Uilllsple Is at
the head of tho Uilllsple school of
reading and expression.
I James Leonard has been on the
i sick list and came homo for repairs.
Ho Is Improving under the careful
! nursing of Mrs. Leonard. We bo-
lleva it was a good square menl he
needed.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcl.uuchlun
camo in last week from a two weeks
Ishlng trip. They went by way of
Yamhill to Slletz, and u round by Nl
tart's buy and Tillamook. Caught
many trout and salmon in Wilson
rlvor. They ended the trip with a
week end visit with Mr. and Mrs.
1. A. Krakes.
Mrs. It. J. Krakes has live of he
grandchildren with her during their
vacation. They are I.ucile, June and
Warren Dobbins, Jr., of Walla Walln,
Wash., and Lola and Fnye Dobbins,
of Portlund. They nro having n
round of pleasure tlshing, swimming
and riding in tho auto and bugg.
There is no place quite so cheery us
grandma's farm.
Henry Wist und a lady friend wore
out for a pleasure ride one evening
lust week. As they were about to
pass a high power machine they be
came dazzled by the strong lights,
causing them to go over tho bank.
.Mr. Wist bud several ribs broken
and his wrist crushed, und the ludy's
faco .was cut und her front teeth
knocked out. People using those
strong lights should bo heavily lined
for not dimming them when passing
others.
Wedding bells buvo been ringing
aguln. Lust Saturduy morning Mr.
Alva Huckett und Miss Klluree llut
ler, of Portlund, hied away to Astoria
und were united in marriage at the
1 Methodist manse. They continued tin;
trip to Seaside by auto and remained
over Sunday. Returning Sunduy eve
ning they stopped off to spend Mon
day witli the bride's parents, Mr. und
' Mrs. M. J. I!utler. Tho bride bus
lived here for yeurs und bus many
dear friends who wish her unbounded
happiness. They will reside in Port
lund, where the groom Is engugod in
business.
Oliitunry
Andrew H. Larson wus born In
Norway April 24, 1844, und died In
Portland at tho 'home of his daugh
ter, Amelia Slfortc, Auguat 12, 1917.
He was married in Minnesota to
Marguerite Oleson. They camo to
Oregon about thirty years ago und
lived the greater part of those years
In Scappoose. where Mrs. Larson died
twenty-one years ago. He wag the
father of eight children, six of whom i
are living to mourn the loss of a kind '
father: Lillian Larson, Mrs. Joseph
ine Thomas, Mrs. Amelia Siferte, of
Portland; Mra. llunnuh llrown, of1
Scappooue; Mrs. Marguerite Cleury, !
of Larumle, Wyo., und Henry Larson,
of Brooks, Oro.
Funeral tervices were conducted
in Portland und the remains luld to '
rest In Falrview cemetery at Scup
poose Wednesday morning, where '
many old-time friends of the deceased !
bad gathered to pay tholr Wist re
spects. A Lutheran minister of Port
lund conducted the services, assisted
by Kev. ('. H. Johnston.
Mrs. Itose Wallace and son, of
Wibmlnn, Is vlaltlng her sister, Mrs.
t). J. McConnell.
Mrs. Adah McCartney and daughter
Florence buve gono to Portland for
an ludelinltu time.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Judlach have re
turned from liar Vlw, whew they
woro visiting friends.
Mr. und Mrs. Warren Kinder and
K. K. Katlnger spent Sundry with Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. IKtcli.
Mrs. Jack Applelon mid sons, who
liuvo been at Seaside tho past month,
relumed homo Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Kelly has returned from
Skamoknwu, where she has been
vii'ltlng the past month.
Tho Peterson brothers, of (loble,
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Fred (1111, the past week.
tins Jasper spent Sunduy In Port
laud with his wife, who Is slowly re
covering front a major operation.
Fay Lnrnerd, who baa been spend
ing the summer with her mint, Mrs.
McCartney, returned to Portland Sun
duy. Mrs. Dun Hudson, who went to
Portland for treatment of appendi
citis, Is Improving und lu. returned
home.
Mrs. Tronson and children, Helen,
Mildred and Walter Murphy, leave
for their future homo In Slletz this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gore went to
Seattle last Saturday to attend the
Holiness camp meeting, held there
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Corey and Mlsi
Anna Hersh, of Portland, report a
very enjoyablo time cumping un Mil
ton Creek lust week.
Mrs. Tldwell, who recently moved
to Deer Island, was taken to u hos
pital In Portland Sunduy, In u very
dangerous condition caused by ap
pendicitis. We are glud to welcome to our
community Prof. K. It. Blakesleo and
wlfo. Mr. lllakesleo Is the newly
elec'.od principal of tho D.-or Island
Dchool. Ho comes well recommended
und bus a splendid enthusiasm and
earnestness for his work, and wo an
ticipate a very successful school yeur
for both teacher und pupils.
Crew No. 1 of the forest putrol,
which has been on almost constant
duty lighting lire west of town for
the last three weeks, cume in Sun
day morning. With tho exception of
Mr. Andress, the crew was composed
of Deer Island boys under 20, und
they made the very line record of not
letting one fire get away from them.
Mr. und Mrs. Scot (illlespee passed
through Deer Isluiid Saturday on a
walking tuur from Portland to Sea
side. Mr. Glllespeo Is a lawyer in
Portland. Mrs. (Illlespee Is owner
and manager of tho (illlespee (school
of expression. Mr. and Mrs. Gilles
poe walked from Portland to Hood
Hiver last summer. They said thut
"hiking" was their favorite vacation
stunt and that their only trouble on
the road was In d :!lnlig rides with
the generous public, who feel sorry to
sei them walking.
TRENHOLM
Forest llres aro giving a great deal
of trouble In this vicinity. They are
i burning In so many places and new
jones being reported dally, that sus-
; picion is aroused as to their origin
i We ure Informed that Miss Agnes
llrown, who tuught in this district
ror the past two terniB, has been en
guged to teach nt Aplury.
Mrs. Fred Floeter w.Mit to I'nri
lund Monday to seo Mr. Floeter's
. nrother, who bus enlisted in the uvlu-
, tlon corps.
! O. H. Parmer, who has a raneli
back of Goble, was In this vicinity
huturuuy. While here ho purchused
a team of P. E. llrockwav.
I Mrs. Frank Tutro, who has been
spending gome time with her son i
Hay City, writes frlendg und relutlves
ma sue Is much Improved in lienlth
Trenbolm Is getting qulto popular
wi-n tne Sunday motorists. Several
parties spent the day along tho creek
and In the shady nooka neurbv
J. W. McCalllster, wlfo und mother
returned Monday evening from a mo
tor trip to Astoria and oilier coast
points.
Mr. und Mrs. O. I). Kylo spent Sun
duy in Trenbolm with friends.
WARREN
Miss Lois Puyne, of St. Helens, Is
visiting her friend Miss Myrtle Lar
son. Miss llildegurd Hendrlckson, of
Portland, is visiting with her friend
Miss Anna Larson this week.
C. W. Llnd and daughter lleatrlee
were week end guests nt the ('. J.
I .a r sen homo, returning Sunday to
tholr homo in Oak Grove.
School will begin Tuesday, Septem
ber 4, und the children are heaving
u sigh of regret when they think
there Is only one more week of vaca
tion. Mr. mid Mrs. N. F. linker and son
James returned from un extended
visit In California. They report a
very pleasant trip but were glad to
get bark to Oregon.
The Dorcas Society of the Luther
an church will celebrate lis sixth an
niversary at tho church Friday ovo
ulug, August 24. A program will
he given by the ladles, after which
refreshments will bo served.
Miss Mary Thomas, who wus en
gaged to teacli ouo of the Intermedi
ate grades for the coming year, has
resigned. Miss Thomas has been
leaching here for severaf years and
will be missed by the many friends
she has here. The board has elected
Mrs. llrown, of St. Helens, to 1111 the
vacancy.
TRY OUR WANT
ADS
I uy fat futtlo, iiiliir wTTT-
of stock mm., .... "'w, n,i,
. , -ieg irum j
old and up, ahoop, h 1 di),
goat., Good welghi,"',' !
ranch. Frank L. Hn.ni. ? n
Houppooso, Ore. ' "1,l,1Mt,
15
Pigs for sale.
St. llulens, ore.
(:,lrlt Mati,P(
Wanted To trade a. tZT
" mint
111 lib. -.'
Piar
pounds, for younger liiKlo n?I lU
nuuuun, urugou.
All convonlonceg. bath "..."??. ?."
......... i.-i.... .v.iric in.
i ricn reusoiiulilu. om.
n w w.iCiZ u. ."r'"uu. Ann,
"r"' H i
Tun dolluru toward for on"iT"
yoar-old red and white cow wth T
hire crop on oaro. and younitn
atnln x.ir t,.l. a ... . . ,uul Ho!
land, Oro. '
Il.ii
For Bale
I have 30 choice lots to ,e. ,VI
ell nil to one person r on. ,
U'nuluil I ....... I .
......... , now .
running a car for hire. My Biotl'f
safety first. Phouo A-32 or 64 if
J. Southard. UH
won the Liberty llond. Only Hi,
i ... TOl mining order, h
pendent Auto Co.
COLUMBIA CITY
Mr. Morgan's father Is visiting in
Colutubi'k City and seems to like our
little town very much.
Lewis llumgnrdner Is visiting his
brother Harold on Kauvles Inland.
Ills uncle runs a dairy on the Oak
Island ranch.
More fop'sl .llroa are springing up
in this vicinity. It Is r.pparont that
the people ure not us careful as they
should be us to llres In our forests.
The Oleen boys are putting up their
new water tank' and expert to fur
nish good drinking water for some
of tho people of this community.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
new sawmill i.t the Sommurstrnm
plant, and It will be only a short time
beforo the mill Is ready for opera
tion. Mrs. J. II. Thayiv hrs made her
appearance In Columbia City and will
'pnd Himn time here. She brought
her cuddle hoiai. with her. Mrs.
Thayer came from near Tho Dulles,
whore c.he own:i a ijunr'er section of
fine lund.
For Hale A good horse md ttucn
at a reusonuble price. Kil. Kclcl
Money to l-onn We huve ntii.
money to loan on good farm i...
security. Ia)II time. retoMki,
rates. Columbia County Abitrw
IV.nl.,1 a I .. . '.
I n. uuu. reiiuDla ftn
jhand. Must have references U
, quire of 1). II. ltlchey, Dux 65,
j Island, Oregon. jj
I For Hale Good B-rooui Iiuum mi
I cornor lot, with fine garden sull, (riH
treeg and borrles. Also 2-room hoiia
that would rent for $4 00 per monii
Well located. A bargain at -M
$250 canh, bal. $16.50 per month
; Columbia County Abstract Co.
-
I Tho Government noeds Karmertu
well us Flghlera. Two million three
hundred thousand acres of Orofoo
t'allfornla Itallroad Co. (irsot Uodi
Title revest. In United Slates. To bt
opened for homesteads and uli.
Containing some of bent Und Nt ti
t'nlted State. Large t'opyrlglilei
Map, showing land by sociIodi sA
description of .soil, climate, rainfall,
elevations, temperature, etc., by com
tie. Postpaid One Dollar. 0ml
Land Locallu Co.. llox 610, I'orv
lund, Oregon. n il
Tr , . For 8ali Young Jemcy lielfwi,
FIRE WEATHER io to i month, old. cioruti
WARNING GIVEN 1 K,r'"' 1?'r Ulu"d' 0r9- m
The fire weather warning I mm ' 'or , 8o, 1 'rchcron BW
i... .i. t- i. i o. . . 1 colt", two and three year old lull
h) the I lilted Htiiles department of (!., r. win n..i,. unn it.. i.
agriculture, weather bureau, for to- quire at Mist office. !!tl
day and Saturday is:
Moderute fire weather conditions
today and Saturday. Moderate north :
to east winds.
Tho warning bulletin again asks
ull to be careful us to forest llres,
and cautions people ugnlnst burning
For Salo Cheap A uuruber ol
work horse and milk cows. Addrm
Jack Appleton, Doer Island, Oregon.
mi
I have deslrablo lot for sale nrar
tho new Columbia City Hotel. In
uulrn nf r aHHmaa Willi lluinrun)-
slashings before October 1 unless a nor, Columbia City, Ore. JO-lf
permit Is obtained from the lire war-
den. vt Sale Registered Jersey bull
., . 'calf. o. W. Perry, Houlton. Ore
gon. iZ-U
REUBEN
DEER ISLAND
Mrs. Iioncer returned from Port
land Saturday.
Mr. r.nd Mm. Cliaa. English Bpent
t ho week end at Heanlde.
Miss May MeuliHii Is here from
Portlund to spend a month with her
piironti!.
Mrs. Harry Kylo In homo for a few
wesks with her mother, Mrs. Helgu
Kiecmun.
Mrs. Thihoult, of tho Murphy cump
!b visiting her daughter, Mrs. Moore,
In Portlund.
Five hundred ig surely a fascinat
ing game, but If you do not want to
iose your hoarding placo you better
, quit pluying In time for breakfast.
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Ahry und
duughtor, of St. Helens, visited
friends In Iteuben Friday.
T. II. Tongue, an attorney of Hills
boro; Walter Quick, of the sume
town, and F. F. Knight, of Dilley,
were In I ten hen Saturduy.
J. M. Lindsay and C. E. Fowler
are attending the Itedmen'g stute en
campment at Portland as delegutes
from the Goble Hediuun camp.
The Warren Construction Com
pany bus quite a forco of men ut
work on tho highway. This week
thoy nro working In the vicinity 0f
tho Knight farm and aro making
good progress.
Charles Stevenson, of Toxas, Is a
newcomer at Iteuben. He moved bis
family In last wook. Mr. Stevenson
Is employed on the highway.
A little want ad In the St. Helens
Mist will bring resultg.
NI'MMONH
IN TUB CIHCl'IT COI HT OF THF.
l.naT m utii a. vt'ii
,S.Tw,!,OK.mK(!ON Km T,IK 0,le four y"r fed and white cos,
i.ix . i v.r ui.i ivuiiA. muley, with calf or to calf soon. Mir
Loul-.e M. Ovenrn, plaintiff, vs. have bole In right or left ear.
Ilinry t . Overi.n. Defeed: ;it. i Five head of yearlings and tw
io iienry t . Overman, defendant year-old llolstcln branded I). T. C
above named:
on right hip. Itewnrd for luformi-
... .un -iiie oi me s.tn or Ore- t on iiavm rmiVM
gon, you are hereby required to up- Phone 108-F-ll Warren, Ore.
pern- and answer .ho complrlnt tiled . . - -
'.Imon1 Tv" ,n 'l,er",l,VBl,'t"l'"l ""It, We have a second-hand Maxwell
V1 " x To",",kS..fr0'." t m. 24t" h,y which we will .ell at $660. HM
hLti" ; ,9,17' 1,1,5 ''"f nrt Pl'- been used very little and Is in A'
lie. tlon of this summons, and If you ,npo; fully guaranteed. Indepen
fall to answer said cau:;e of suit on dent Auto Co "UarUIUU
or before the 6th day of October -
1917, for want thereof ilio plaintiff, PIANO
.TraveV,lrt?,,,'e ('Url '"" r"""f ICliy used, for sale. Kvcrett. on.
prayed for In her complaint, to-wlt: of the best, reliable makes. Cost
for a decree awarding plaintiff herein $r,o new Will de y any other b.r-
on U,0M,n.3.V.?Ce 'r:,m '""'""'t.'iwln to price and quality, which
on tho grounds of cruel und Inhuman $200. $16 down $6 uer month. I-
TtTz::: f"rrch oi,,,,r rii,,,r: " ,,urde,t
as to tho court may seem meet. Shlnman
This summnnH Is published In pur-
James6 A ' KT,0!' th", "1onor"bl" Sale-New 3 h. p. gaHollne en-
entitle,! i 1 J,U'lK" lh u,,"vo !'no' '"J but CO hours but l too
of AueLi " li'i? V,.' " t,,n 2'''1 "M for purpose desired. Would
nol .1 i, I, r.u m- cost $85 new. will sell for $50. M
r...10. .,,e. " Vl"lH",'l r .! on-,12. Deer Island. Oro. 3
uiiiiyu weess in llin St. Heloi Mist 1
paper or general circulation, print
ed und published ut St. Helens, Col
umh'a County, Oregon.
W. L. COOPKIl,
r. o . Atlon"'y 'r Plaintiff,
Portland, Oro. (020 Chamber of
Commerce Illdg.
Date of Irst publication August 24.
loll.
Dato of last upblicatlen October 5.
I v 7.
For Salo Confectionery stand, In
' eluding popcorn and peanut roaster
! which cost $165 when new; refrlgor
! ator, candy Jnr, show cases, cooler,
scale, glasses, etc All for $7' ,D"
eluding building, ground rent i""
month, Geo. W. Vogel, Ilulnlor, Ore
gon. 3$-
NOTICE
I have not vet rernvfr,,!
dark bay mare 8 years old,
weight 1600 lbs., and one black
yearling stallion. rnrh,i
scar on gambol joint of right
hind leg, scar on back side oi
leg.
These animals ctr-i,,..i r
Oak Ranch crpu- t iui
iuv.ldl 1 C-
ward for information nr re
covery.
Tony Barber
SCAPPOOSE, OREGON.
Wunted lly man nnd wife, P0"1'
tlon on dairy farm to work for lu,rn
or by the month. Address, A. K. Mil
ler, Lebnnon, Ore. Lucomh Star
Houte. 36-3X
Lost Crank for Chovrolet car, be
tween Houlton and St. Helens. Ke
wurd will be given If this Is left l
the butcher shop in1 Houlton.
ST. HELENS, OREGON
Phone D-98
GEORGE WILSON
Cattle Buyer