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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS' MIST. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1917 "A Most Satisfactory Motor Oil" SAXON Dubroy Motur Co. , Sin FratwUco "From our own, and the expvrirnrr of Sunn owners, w know ZeroWne to be a most satisfactory motor oil." PACKARD Cuyler Let, ttiixku "It ha proven entirely satisfactory." CHEVROLET J. W. Lnvnt & Co., Lua Aujtln "Zerolene u our choke for use in Chevrolet can." FORD The IViTrnal Motor Co., Sacramento "have no hesitancy in recommend ing it to Ford owners." Thus endorsed by Leading Car Distributors -because, the records of their ser vice departments show that Zero lene, correctly refined from Califor nia asphalt-base crude, give perfect lubrication less wear, more power, least carbon deposit. mm I II 1 m m mm Mm WW ; CORRESPONDENCE J a. A A A A A A A A A A A A M SCAPPOOSE i i 1 EROLEIE Ue Standard Oil for . Motor Cars Dealer, erembere and at OUf W--m;yiCWe.liiaw. Sa,iwa Itn ice iuuoo.. Jbi' rtVj tfi fi 11 "f 1 f ITU STANDARD OIL jKjjfl j.LMlWW''"'' COMPANY M U M H im For tractor. Zero lent HttnjDuty a espectauj reca 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 School Opens MONDAY, SEPT. 24th We have a big, well selected stock of SCHOOL BOOKS TABLETS COMPOSITION BOOKS PENCILS ERASERS CRAYONS WATER COLOR PAINTS PENS INKS PASTE ETC. PLAZA PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE 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 caving all of your farm produce and bringing it to us to can. Do your Lit and we will do ours. Columbia River Canning & Produce Co. L. Rosasco, Manager Fhonc 55 St. Helens Miss liortha I'himun is homo for ; 11 short vacation. i Mrs. Tolly wus n business visitor j in 1'orllainl Monday. I I'll i 1 Cloninger has moved his fam ily Into ono of 11. West's cottages. Mrs. Anna t'hlman wrs A l'ort jlund business visitor hint Monday. Hoy Freeman bus gone to Allierla, j where ho lias foil ml employ tnont. i Miss (iypsy John: ton entered busl : nets college in Portluud last Momlay. j Miss Clertruili) I'hltuun opened her I school In District No. 34. near Peer ' Island. . Dar. Freeman lies returned from ,a month's stay In Walla Walla, i Wash. I). W. Price and family have re : turn'Hl from Seaside ufter a two ; weeks vacation. ) Mr. Nickorbockor .mil daughters i Hut li and Kililh uro camping on their farm in the canyon. Lcland Luphum spent Monday In Portland. Ho is preparing to attend 1 school thero this year. ! Miss Atlilino Tolly visited home over Sunday, then wont to Qulncy to open school on Tuesday. Mrs. Cochnour Is dangerously Blck caused from dropsy, and has been taken to a Portland hospitul. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper are cosily domiciled In their new cottagu and jure entertaining their daughter. Scappoose Lumber Company Is .turning out lumber fast now, and many carloads ure lining chipped. Miss Heatrico llehert, of 1'ortland, was the guest of Mrs. Dolly Ander son and Miss Hhod West last week. Cir;iidma Harnett, Mrs. II. White and daughter Kern and Miss F.sthoi Smith spent the week end In tho Hose City. Mr. Isinblutter delivers the mail on time now days. ' llo has a smile for everyone as ho speeds along in his new Ford. Mr. nr.d Mrs. M. J. I'.utler enter tained Mr. Mutter's sister, Mrs. Zona Heals, of Snohomish, Wash., two days lust week. Mr. and Mrs. Se.ucor, who have been visiting the Frank I'lper family several weeks, have returned to their home in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. F.dgar Slovens moved Into tho Hlutchford collage on the Monto Vista farm, and Mr. Stevens will he right hand man for athe duett..-. A brakemiui on tho logging train slipped and fell off the train u dis tance of 20 feet. lie was taken to a Portland Hospital In u badly in jured condition. Mr. and Mrs. Milloy ordered a spe cial car from Portland to tako them into t lio metropolis ono night last week. The car balked and they had to be towed homa by one of our local cars. This item war, handed in by a special reporter. John Chullck, a navy boy, was homo for five days. A party was given in his honor at tho home of Mr. llavlak. Dancing and games were the pastime and a lively lunch was served. John left again on Thursday evening. Fred Wist and Ilerinr.n Miller were tho honor guests ut the home of Fred's mother, Mrs. Caples, last Monday night. A largo crowd of both old and young were present. Gunies were Indulged In and a deli cate lunch s:erved. The boys left for American Luko cantonment Tuesday. Tho grandchildren of Mrs. K. J. Frakes huvo returned to their re spective homes Lola, Verno and Dorothy Fay Dobbins to Portland, whore they will enter Jefferson high, and Warren, Lueilo and Jane Dob bins to Walla Walla, Wash. They also will besln the school yeur at that placo. You should hoar Mr. Crowley crew during tho past week. Ho Is display ing an egg as big ns a goose egg, and says ho found it in his lien house. Tlio egg is u line specimen and weighs 4 ounces by tosted scales at Wattii & Price' store, and tho egg Is not for sale cither. Mr. Crowley ex pects many orders for eggs when hutching time comes afrin. that he passed tho examination but was exempted for the present he mum' he is farming, lit) is running 160 acres near Yonoulla. Mrs. Sawtell, of Per. hind, came down from Portland Monday to he with her daughter. Mrs. C. A. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mercer and family arrived from Washington Sunday to visit Mr. Mercer's sister, Mrs. Homer Stuart. Mr. ami Mrs. Kltuer Hudson and daughter left Monday for the hop Holds near Independence They ex pect to be gone a mouth. . Tlio regular meeting of the Wo man's Club has been postponed till Wednesday, September 12, at the homo of Mrs. S. L. Ilutler. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mealier, Jr., who have been living ut lllwnco, Is visit ing his parents. Tom's number was drawn and he passed the examination but has not as yet lieen assigned to the service. j Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Illltner came I down from Portland this week. Mr. jetliner came to look ufter his real j estate holdings In Columbia City. J which he expects to have surveyed and platted, and put on the market ; in the near future. ! Mrs. Frank McDonald and little J daughter Herneco returned Saturday, after a pleasant month spent with I relatives and friends in Portland, j Vancouver, Yacolt and Anihoy. Wash, j Mrs. J. It. Smith, who accompanied ' her, will spend the winter in Anihoy. ; Mrs. Stanley and son Dean went to Portland Monday. Dean will outer j Jefferson high school. He Is an ear- nest student and his friends are glad I of his opportunity for higher educu- tlon. Mrs. Stanley pxpeets to divide ! her time between tho farm and Port land. Mr. and Mrs. N. Murphy and (laughter Klleno went to Portland Monday. Klleno Is under the care of , specialist and has to have an ad justment of the plaster rust about every six weeks. Although a mere ! child. Klleno Is a real philosopher and is ns cheerful and happy as pos- slblo. ' Tho ladies of the Amoricau Ited Cross huve secured tho upper room 'of the (i range hall and will establish a sewing room. Plans uro under way to fit this room up comfortably for tho winter meetings. Tho work will j bo In charge of a competent repre sentative of the Portland chapter. Those meetings will ho held every Friday afternoon. Everyone Is In vited To attend. Thro uuto loads, to say nothing of a hayrack loaded to tho outer edgei and other conveyances, carried the Deer Island Sunday school and Its ' friends to the Columbia river beach last Sunday. The tablecloths were spread upon the bench. Tho contents of many buskets provided a bounti ful dinner, while hot coffee anil cold lemonade wero on tap all day. After dinner the children found pleasure digging and building in the sand or wading, while some of tho picnickers enjoyed a swim In tho river and others enjoyed wutching them. The day was one of pleasure and the Sun day school wishes to thank Its friends i w ho so kindly helped to make the j picnic a success. ! liy roiiieBt of several patrons, the j opening of school has been postponed was pretty well uttendod considering tho very busy season. Tho program was very good and tho dinner was "gooder" still. Tom Throop mid family wero out visiting friends nud relatives last Saturday and Sunday, tin the return trip a tiro bursted, causing tho necus slty of huving Mr. Mills g n far as Timber to meet them. Word came by telephone to Mrs. Hob Spenuer of the sudden death or her falhur. Will Duggan, or Califor nia. Wo extend our deepest sym pathies and regret very much that she could not havo been with the homo folks. Dr. Wooden, of Clatskanle, wan called over Wednesday to attend tirandnm Mills. In consultation with Dr. Via, of lluxtnii, over tho telo phone, It was thought best to lake, her the same evening to tho hospital at lllllshoro. Mr. Ilerger, or lllllshoro, unfortun ately broke tho axle of his machine while going homo from Itoekuway beach with his family. Clifford llerg erson took Mr. Herger out In his ma chine to lllllshoro, whero he pur chased H new axle, returning the same evening. Clifford Hergerson took his mother, sinter Lois and aunt, Mrs. Mow, and two daughters. Myrtle and Leonu, to Seaside Friday, returning Sunday. They report a grand time. Ituther dangerous down there, so Clifford says, as utrangors nr sometimes taken for (ionium spies. Tho ladles of Nohalom uro club bing together and making a donation to tho army hoys or dish towels and pot holders, each lady coutrlhutluit live rents towards paying tho postage on sumo. Donations ure to be left ut Mrs. J. P. Shetdey's or Mrs. M. John's. Wo don't want the boys to 'burn their hands while lifting their pots from the stovo, us wo four they will get hums enough without that. Tho Oregon Agricultural College Wlittr trtiteil .i.ult It wilh luti.lcra Ub ritnrlf ti.il a.lUMtr i-in;.ni'M ftlt In Iriuliuli I'Kilintf tu t't'ltt'ioit!-. Ur(tt la Hit fulluwIIIK Irhi W ; AOKICUl.TUr.R. "'ill I'' .! ''"nuu; COMMKKC E. with 4 .1. .. Iiii. im . ENUINLLKtNO. Willi a ,1.,, .tlm.nl.. In tudllig Coil, I Irrtrh'Al. llljiw.), llldu.tnal Art. lrrlr0"ii and Mi-cli.tiirhl Kiifiiit prlntf ; rORESTItY, n'luiiiu l.(4iii( Kn(iu.ir HOME ECONOMICS, ollli 4 a..r d''"' m-nu. nu-luduif Ittlinitc in (lit 1'ia.llc llou.i; , MINING, w.'tll thr-. d. (i.t liuruti, latlsd tag Chrniic.l t:nginrrlittf , PHARMACY. THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, u'trri In.true I lion In lh jirin. ipil Jr,, lm.nl. ut (oral 1 Mil ili.lrumrnLl rmiai. ! THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, -nroll.d j losi n.l.i, in 111 I II 17, nl won ix.ma.n I d.lu.n fur O A. I'. fii,m III. Wr.irrn Imparl- iil i t On U. S. War Drpirtmrnl . una at , lh flflrrn "di.liiifio.il. .1 lii. tiiuth.ns" of bihr I.. rum. All r.il.u will !. fuim.hrd mipui. unir.irmt lir lb V. H. U.,r nin.nl and lh Junior and .rnlor rad.H. rir.ill.d Id l H . T. I'., will be form ruli.mulatl'in for uli.l.t.nrf. well al all li ,.,. n i,i ,J utxLlrnrt al III. al .rki' Hummer ramp REGISTRATION EEOIN8 OCTOBER I, IK17. Information on raquait. Addraaa,' a.giiuir, ortjoo Afifeultuial CoUaa. TRY OUR WANT ADs I buy tut futtio, milk ZT" J ot Ptock cattle, calves frun,T'H old and up, ahoep. l, " , ' d).' gouts. Good welKhliiv ? N ranch. Frank L. smith, BtiiTti . SouppooBO, tire. ' """"uhlr. Wanted To ir.i.. .. ! poumla for younger sing a?'.28! . nicwninney, on n,,.,i " lloulton. Urea.,,. Hm. All couvonloncoH. I.ati,. J'" ''""k aowor. l'rlee reaso,,i,iu, ll" mtnuteH walk to cimrthou I lw N. K. Walker, Ht. Helen, A Ten dollaro reward trrTr year-old rod and white cow wth AT Mhlro crop on earn, and you ,, u stein mlf. Jnelr l - .,,111 land, tiro. I m J Z I have 30 choice 1..1- soil nil to one porsou Jr une , L,.,m:-,.,,!tt.rolJ V- . l.k Uto' hi, iiuit'un. ' Wanted People lo know 1 running a cur for hire. My moii.f safety flrat. Phono A-32 or 1 if J. Southard. , ! I For Sale A good horse nj (,, ni a reiisonanio price. Ed Ki-ld i llolonii, Oregon. ,K Money to Imuu We huvo nrh.i. money to loan on good farm Ian security. Long timo. r...,.T, rales. Coluuiblu County Ali,tn For Kule C.ood B room house mi comer lot. with fln mr ...n . treea and borrloa. Also 2-rootn hona: " "-"i iur n uu por uionih Well located. A hurgulu at ll'ui $260 cauh, bul. $16.50 pr rLomJ Columbia County Abstract l'o. ! Tho (ioverumnut mm,!. wtuiciaal well us Ughtora. Two mlllloa Urt, 1 nuiiinvii iiiuuauiiu acres or tlrcdni California Hullroad I'll Crnnf I ..j. : Title revests lu United Ktutm, To hi opened for homostoaiU and ult CoutnluinK no me of bent land left It I'llltod States I.urirn c,,r,v-i.i.,-. Map, showing land by acctlooi md . description of soil, cllinute, rlnf, elevations, temperature, etc., bj coun ties. Postrinld Ono Ihillur n..., - - UI..I : i-aniis lAJCatitiK Co., Dux (10, Port ; land, Oregon. jj.h I j For Sale Young Jerncy belfert, ; 10 to 10 month old. C'loierlnll ; Furm, Door Island, Ore. id u ! For Sulo Two Perchoron am : colls, two and three year old till sisters, will make MOO Ibi. It , quire at Mist office. im CorYallli, Orafoa. ' until Sept. 10, In order that tho chil dren may help with the rami work. Other schools uro doing tho same thing, hut It is surely establishing n dangerous precedent. Whatever the necessities of tho nutl'Jti, It hits been proved by the other nations at war that nothing is to be gained by ne glecting education or by removing any of tho safeguards or tho youth of tho nation. War or no wur, the tfchools should not be made to stirrer. School work Is too Important to sur rer neglect. It Is to bo sincerely hoped that tho school year will not bo shortened In tho spring also, ns the sumo plea that Is being used now will bo or ennui rorce when spring time planting comes. DEER ISLAND Wm. Selfert is visiting his mother and sister, Mrs, Will Clark. Mrs. Mury Hammer spent the week end visiting relatives und friends. Miss Myrtlo Davis Is spending the week down tho river while waiting for school to begin. Mr. mid Mrs. O. J. McConnell und family wero In Portland last Friday and Saturday on ploasuro bent. Mrs. II. Hrynjolfson, or Portland, who has been visiting Mrs. II. Free man, lert Tuesday for Warronton. Mrs. J. It. ThloholT cunie down Sunday from Portland to help her brother, Chas. Hrown, celebrate his birthday. Tho Murphy Logging Company has purchased Hherinun Pros.' mill and is Installing it about six miles north west of Deor Inland. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmio Mfiuhan will bo Interested In knowing NEIIALEM VALLEY Mrs. K. It. North entertained com pany the last week. Mr. Wild man and ruinlly visited with Mr. Mow and finiiily Saturday. (loldlo Mow visited a couple or days last week with Lois Hergerson. Weuther very warm. Wo do not wish It to rain, however, until ufter threshing is over. Sam Hay returned from tho navy Friday, having been discharge! he cause of rheumatism. Dr. Via, or lluxton, was called to Voruonla Wednesday to attend Mrs. Mills. She was taken very sick Tues d:..y. Mr. Westenhouse, of Timber, bought eight tons of hay of Mr. Wild' man. Mr. Goodwin Is hauling It ror him. Mr. and Mrs. II. Wilson wero in Forest Orovo lust week doing their rull shopping and transacting busi ness In general. Huvo you hoard tho wedding hells? Listen! Franklin and Ms now bride canio in on tho st:.iro w.i ..... rranklln Is golnu to ri.n.i .. house and utny on the place this win ter. Old Plonoor day wns held at Ver non la on tho old camp grounds, and An Ounce of prevcMition is worth a pound of cure. INSURE WITH ME AND PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST I. W. W.s AND ACCIDENTS General Insurance HAROLD P. ROSS Bank Bldg., St. Helens H. M. TERRY THE MOTOR TROUBLE MAN KxpiTt Machinist. Itilng ,I1P uiilo Iron hies to me. Marine work specialty. Shop at HI. Helens guiuge. Plume 67 i'itici:s alw.wh iti:.sox,nLi.: i For Sale Cheap A number if ! work horse and milk cows. AiiJ.n Juck Appleton, Door lahnd, 0rf :m ! I have desirable lots for mIiint ; the new Columbia City Hotel Id : quire of or uddress Willis llumiri ner, Columbia City, Ore. Mil ' For Halo Registered Jenejr bull caU. U. W. Perry, lloultoD, Ore gon. 32-U LOST Oil STHAVKD One four year old red and white tow, muliy. with calf or to calf won, Mj have hole In right or left eur. Five head of yearling! and tio-year-old Ilolstcln branded II. T. C. on right hip. Howard for Informa tion. DAVK COONS, Phone 108-F-tl Warren, Or. i Wo have a second-hand Maiwdl car which wo will sell ut (650. II" been used very little and U In Al nhiipe; fully guaranteed. Indepen dent Auto Co. PIANO Slightly used, for sale. Kvorelt, 0M of the best, reliable makes. Cot IC50 new. Will defy any other bar gain as to prlco und quullty, which li f200, $1S down, 6 per month. In quire at Strand theatre, l'urdttt Shlpmuii. For Sale A houso and three loll In West St. Helens. Tho properljr U worth $1,200. Wo will sell It $000. Tills In n snap, lmiiilr'1 Columbia County Hank. , I''" Pnslurugo for Kent Inquire 1 of Chrla Mathloson, St. Helena. 12 dor., year old While Leghorn hens, also a few Illack Minorca M Ithodo Island Hod hens for sale. 0w Wilson, Phono 1)8. Wanted lly man and wife, H" tlon on dairy farm to work for hri or by the mouth. Address, A. P. Mil ler, Lebanon, Ore. Luconib Stir Kouto. 36"w For Sale or Kxchnngo Have younl Ilolsteln cow und heifer for nlo. to be rrosh this winter; also I'uroc Jorsey sow for mile. Want )'oun" Duroc-Jorsoy boar ellglblo to ren trillion: young Ilolsteln "" ca r, J'' glble registration. (I. I- "'r' Hnvonawood ltiinch, Deor lKhuKb'j ii.n"e!,'MrM"" ."ml wlr '""t n ... i , 10 ,""ml from 6 to I" Sod ,r:...r-k...l")"K fur- I . " ",,,,r""1 generally useful. I-IIUIK 1.. Nm III u... 1.1. ..1.1.. " ."..misiiiro, neap' poose, Oregon. i!8-l Subscrlho for the Mist, Chester Whlto Pigs For S"1" J. Lursen, Wurrcn, Oregon. Telophone G. D. Klchny, Pee' land, for prompt and reasonable ui service. For Sale. Cheap A "(,torc'f!f Standard mnko and In good rumin ord-ir. P. Folton, St. Helena. For Kent A conifortuble, '' fur::lHhod front room, with pr of bath. Located near schooll'""'' Informc.tlon at Mist office. Dr. Kmll Enna has resiimcl classoa In piano pluyliiK at l" , 111111 on 1 iiursnuys. For 8a)o Votch, oats and w"',,,, rondy mixed and ready to j rocloaned vetch. J. M. l"'rVH . llachclor Flat. 1,8