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Newspaper Page TextOT tift rit . . "ciNa MIST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917 1 i ; "- " "CALUNO THE ROLL Hour Hti riiiii li KmI Mowly, nifiHllcatfl your fw.il thoroughly, abstain fr(,in ii.i,t fr few day mid In most cases the sour Htoniurli will disappear, ir ,,.s mil, Inkii ono of 'ti:-riilrr1aiu'ii Tuli loin liiiiiioillutnly :inr Btiip t. It. (I tiK'um nr iiiokI llk-ly to cause -umr Htoniurli ami you umy , t l(1.Kl ,() Cllt them out. (or breakfast every niomltiK Ih a fa-1 yorltn task for the children. There li not IiIiik nicer tlinn sweet, fresh) Hulls crisp from tho oven. If we mip ply you with your breadstuff! you will novt-r Iihvq cause for compluliit, but rather for cotiKrutulntton. Our llrc.i-l, Holla, mid lllHctiltu nro pun-, wIkiI-'hoiih-, nourishing and vi-ry np-pi-tUInK to young Hud old. If you are not buying broad here now, fuvor ut with a trial and you will then bo conio a steady cualoiuor. St. Helens Bakery Hotel Barber Shop iiKwrrr iii.imj. II. T. llK-WKIT, I'n.pr. MOKT (UNITARY 8IIOP IN HT. lli:i,KNH A HEAL HIIOK HIIINK CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A HHN nltj J. K. HniiiHry I'lione 0.1 Watchmaker and Jeweler RELIABLE WORK GUARANTEED GOODS VON A. GRAY The Jeweler HT. IIKI.KNH, ORKtiON EDDIE'S PLACE CIGARS TOBACCO CONFECTIONS E. B. Woods, Prop. Phone 96 The United States Government Food Administrator Says: "Baking Powder Breads of corn and other coarse flours are recommended" BAKING i POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE Makes delicious muffins, cakes and coarse flour breads roya: CORN MEAL MUFFINS cup oorn mail 1'A cupi lour Vt tutpoon ult 4 levil tmpooni lojil Biking Fowler t tiblaapoooi ingir 1 cup milk t UbUipooni ihorUnlnf Viz thoronhly dry lnrr.dl.nta: aid milk and malt4 hort.nlnr and beat wall. Biki In trailed mnmn tlni In hot ofin ibout 80 mlnutil. NUT BREAD 1 !! taiiDooni Eoyal Bikini T ovist 1 taupoom ult 1 cupi milk and water cup turir or corn lyrup t cup chopped nuti (not too Sna) or 1 cup i -: V. - J .. J Kir tot-ether lour, biklnt powder and ult; add milk and water, lurir or corn ayrup and nutroelti or rililm. Put into rreited loaf pin. allow to itini 30 mlnutei in wirra plica. Bika in moderate ovea 40 to 46 mlnutei. Our red, white and blue booklet, "Best War Time Recipes" containing additional similar recipes, sent (res on request. Address Royal Baking Powder Company, Dept. H, 135 William Street, New York YANKTON OR AMOR HOST TO WARRENl ) Last Saturday evening the mend i bers of the Warren Grange to the number of 27 visited the Yankton! Orange and enjoyed the hospitality of the members there. Two degrees! were conferred on seven candidates, and the evening was SDcnt in enter tainment and ended with a bountiful supply of coffee and cake. Yankton has one of the oldest established) granges in tho county, and has at membership of 112. Among those who attended from Warren were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hyskell, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Tarbell. Mr. and Mrs. F. A.l Hovt. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Morris. Mr.l and Mrs. Jacobson, Mrs. Oust Isaac- son, Miss Tarbell, Miss Hyskell, Miss Larson. Glen Tarbell. Edmond Isaac-I son, Roy Spaulding, Rylander bro-J thers, Mr. Lund and Mr. Hoyt. Aj cordial invitation was extended by Master A. H. Tarbell to the Yankton! members to vlult the Warren Grange! and to come on Saturday evening,! when the Annual Basket Social is to I be held. The event promises to be a gala affair and much preparation! is being done for its success. George's Market ; J HT. IIKI.KNH ritKHII AMI HALT MEATS I'llO.VK 4H Prompt Korvlie All Hum ( nil nt Hotel Coin Iixiiix Tri-ntmi'iit HTOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL Tlltm. ISHISTKR, Prop. 4 hli ki-n Dinner Kiimluy, XV RATION II.W Pi:il DAY AM) VP KH-) lal IUU-h to Regular Hoarders PERRY GRANITE CO. Karl Perry, Mgr. 301 4th St. Portland, Ore. Designers and Manufac turers of Monuments. Deal" with us direct and thus save agent's commis sion. l or Good Work, always the cheapest. Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS, SHAVES, SHAMPOOS Kvcn thing in tl'e l'.arher I.ino done it in Style Our slii is Strictly Clean ami Sanitary Come in and See us ST. IIKI.KNH SIMMONS 'to sald right of way of said railroad, IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OK THE 811(1 thence Northwesterly along said STATU OK OREGON FOR TI1K riKht of way to the placo of begin COl'NTY OK COLUMBIA i ning. together with all lands and Mary W. Ni-wsom and W. E. New-! rights ' every nature and kind in som. husband und wife. , ludcd in tlie wlthin deocribed bound- I'l'iliitlffs ; arlos. Vt 'I Tll salli described real property fl.arli-H A. Johnson. Jrhn Anderson ; Jielng the same real estate described and Jane Doe Anderson, his wife, 1 tho plaintiffs complaint herein, whoso glvon name is unknown, the ! that the title to said premises be for unknown h.-lrs of Mercy S. John- ever quieted in plaintiffs as against nil .wl ir i ii n 1 i 1 in ii nr vn 1 1 nno onrn son, deceased, the unknown neirs -. -""" , of John Anderson and Jane Doe of you and that al of tho elaim Anderson, if the said John Ander- right, title, estate, lien or Interest son or June Doe Anderson be dead, of you and each of you In and to said also all other p.-rsons or purlin real estate be forever barred and that unknown claiming any right, title, ! jou and each of you be 'orevcr en. estate, lien or Interest in the real ! Joined and debarred from a ss rtin estate described in the complaint any claim whatsoever in and to said , , : premises or any part or parcel there- ' Defendants of adverse ot plaintiffs and thr.t the To Charles A. Johnson, John Ander-! tl , to Z""" w.nfoB who en en ZZZ' u n- ith and further relief ,. to the . known, the unknown holr" ot urt may seem just and equitable , Mercy S. Johnson, deceased, the , I" the premises ... . . . unknown heirs of John Anderson ' k f right, title, estate, lien or interest ; ei on tho 8th day of October, coinXnu'hn! srjr thei jL first pubiicatio u october 12 OSnd ; PubllcaUon is November 23. nro hereby required to appear amr1817- nf.nPRT T TrpTOjj answer the complaint filed against I Attorney for Pontiffs iXro Ihef a'lm rcntonia QVe. 10,17 tlwif belne the day fixed by an I v onH i ...m.mii..- MIST MISTINGS J. E. Ramsey was a business visit-1 or to Portland Saturday. rrrrTTTrTrrrrr J. W. Allen was In Rainier Tucs-c..-......-o day on school matters. tm thf riRPTTTT rmmT OF" THE! MiBS Lulu George, who is teaching rt ate nw nREfifiN FOR cor.-. in one of Portland's public schools. UMBIA COUNTY. 1 spent the week end with her parents Nina Bryan, ruuuuu, vs. rrsun;in nr Hplpnn f. Urvnn rinfpndarit To Frank Bryan, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Ore After a busy session last week on the federal jury in Portland, Arthur George was relieved from duty for gon: You nra hereby resuiren to j a week and lg -pending the time with appear and answer tho complaint .. . . filed against you In the abovo entitled ;.ms ramllv nere- suit and cauco, within six weeks irom tho 19th day of October, 1917, said Mrs. Smith Recommends Cliamber- UillD UVIUfi mc niai. uuj ut iuuiimi- nun B laDICTS. tion of said summons, and if you fall i . . . stomach to appear ana answer, ior want mere- ..... . of. the plaintiff will app)y to the . trouble for eight or ten years, writes court for the relief demanded and Mrs. G. H. Smith, Brewerton, N. Y. prayed for in the complaint herein, --when suffering from attacks of ln t0"lt:. .. . j 'digestion and heaviness after eating, 1 nai me marriago uuu marnuso - , ,.,, contract now existing between the ono or two of Chamberlain s Tablets piulULlll HUU uiq UUlUUUtiUl uui uiu uu dissolved and set aside, that the nlnlntif? lip fivnn r n nhfinliitA rlivnrr.n j i ii i ii 1. 1 1. ..v from the defendant, and for such other and furthor relief as may seem equitable to tno court. have always relieved me. I have also found them a pleasant laxative.' These tablets tone up the stomach and enable it to perform its functions 1 1 1 T ..mi AWA l.nilKlll With equuaDie 10 uio cuuri. lutiiuran;. l - " Tills summons io served upen you i indigestion give them a trial, get well by virtue of an order made by the' d gt weU null. dauicD iji. in , .uut,v ' -- i circuit court oi tno county oi Colum bia, for the state of Oregon, dated on the 15th day of October, 1917, and which order prescribes that the sum mons in this suit shall be served upon PORTLAND MARKETS Monday's prices at the stockyards mons in tins suu snail ue serveu upuu follows you by publication onco a week foriw"e a? I0'JW8- mmm r.l'rv)UUU.'1 '''',,, , VI l 4ll;-7 'WW : Wa uiml to iyi "T)i Mwll' reil trtne ! on the InilJa lh michinicil pirti you cin't But th wond.rful new 1918 Mwell b juit bn delivsrad to ui. Now wo'vo changed our tune. Today wo aayi Tho M.mwell great In.ide and out groat in EVERY POSSIBLE way." Alwayi tha moit afficient moit oconom leal light ear built, tho Maawell now ha.r A 6-lnch longer wheel ba.e, making it larger nd roomier. Heavier and mora rigid ("met 6 Inchei, Inetead ot 3 inch.. deep-d yrt .. 50 pound, lighter. Compensating nndenlunf rear .print -th. lait word in apring .uipeniion at any price. A .loped wind.hl.ld-.tyU ol body oqual to tho highett priced cars. Frland., th. 1918 Ma.w.ll U tho be.l I look ln(. b..t built car lor tha money w. over wl Touring Car $74S Ki.r$74B, C.pe $IOS, frrtao tlOS, San SI09S. Alt prices . D" INDEPENDENT AUTO CO. St. Helens, Oregon ' Agents t I ! order of Court ror you to appear ana rtiiflilT COURT OF THE llcatton of this summons and if you T IMMn'tiff, vs. Eva An- fall to so appear and answer the , d Anowsen. i .iniiu, plaint, to-wlt: lor a decree aujuug- ----- - . . gt t f 0 e. ;,K P'-'ff- taofth nrhe?ebyher4uiredfto ap- ; owners In feo simple of the follow- b . ) t, compiant filed g d-scrlbed Pl ll'l Rt)0vq entitled In the County of Columbia. State of : -nJ ' or bctore lne ex. Oregon, to-wlt. i . . , weok8 successivo pub- . Beginning at . point . on the Nor h Piro-lo ot - ,f yQU , lino of the right of way of he Astoria ; ""l!n "la8Wer or appear, plaintiff & Columbia Kiver Railroad Company, , " " to vtvSor e relief where the said right or way ,V ' which Ta deman.led in the complaint, sects with tho Easterly lino of that h ch s deman w certain tract of land conveyed to which Is tor a.o between ! Joseph Smith by A T. Dobbins and VtKd 77 kXl'i 889 ami' recordPeS so editor suh other relief as to !Kh"ri88":in8S!ok "j'-Tpage the Court shall seem Just and equit I 344 thereof of Deed Records of said able , , you MaStt -22S 'know!! by.9ngUpub.iShed once a week for JVM UJ u u.l.w.w.. " six consecutive weeks In the St. Hel ens Mist, a newspr.per or general cir culation, puDiisnea in me couuiy oi Columbia, state of Oregon. P. E. M'GINNIS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Couch Bldg., Portland, Ore. Cattle Best steers, 9. 5 0-1 0.2 5; good steers, $8-9.25; good cows, 17.25-8; ordinary,. $4-6.75; heifers, $7-8; calves, $7-9.50; bulls, $4-6.75; stockers and feeders, $4-7.25.. Hogs Prime light, $15.85-16; LOUCn BlUg., rurilltliu, iMW. nuga iniuo .&-, - Dato' of first publication October prime heavy, $15.75-15.85; bulk, 19th, 1917. 115 75-16- Dies. $14-14.50. L- Dato of last publication November ewes i $8.50-10.50; western lambs, $14.00- NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT 114.50; valley lambs, $13.50-14. Alva u. i racy, r.siaie. Notice is hereby given, that the . chamberlain's Cough Remedy the undersigned as executrix of the es-1 Iost ueiiabie. rd tacVoS tTcoX After many years' experience In tta - . . . . i 5 rt nt t anA n-.linr rnii fh medicines. court oi me siaie oi urt-suu, iui vm- , uso i v - umbia County, and that Saturday, the thcre are many who prefer Chamber 27th day of October, 1917, at the . j ,n,g tQ an other Mrs A. C. Kir- M a,00?he1rarr!Btein. Greenville. 111., write, "Cham- niA oMirt hfia hoAn nnnninrpn nv neriain a luukii nemt-u; ..uo sniu wuiV "ft said court as the time for hearing 1 usea in my mother's home and mina ' and referred to as Rainier Mill & ' Lumber Co.) and running thence 1 vriimrlv nlnne the East line of said tract of land to the deep wnter chan- l. it In the St. Hel HI A Hiiincvui"" ' ' --- ens MlHt, a weskly nowspapor pub lished in Columbia County, Oregon, by order of Hon. J. A. t-amn, Juuge objections to said final account and for final settlement tnereor. Dated and first published Septem ber 28th, 1917. ELIZABETH BIXEL, Executrix. J. W. DAY, Attorney. 41-5 b deep wnter cnan- j , , - 1917 , of the Columbia River, thence . o w -wri , - --V Southeasterly along said deep water p - - ..i. .,.,! Rinn rni more or less, to that certain tract of land conveyed to Moses W. LnLond by A. T. Dob bins and Mercy S. Dobblno, his wife, by deed dated August 13, 1889, and recorded May 15. 1890, lu Hook "K nt pago 430 thereof, of said deed of records, thence Southerly along the Westerly lino of said tract of land -..1.1 .... n. fv aalrl timp Sillll lJHci w. "V I , , ml. n .i..n nr tun nrHi mi ill umuu of this summons is Oct. 19, 1917. and the dato of the last puDitcnuon is Nov. 30, 1917. W. L. COOPER. Attorney for Plaintiff. 926 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Portland, Oregon. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACXXH'NT AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Christ ina Uplznnrpter. Deceased. for years, and we always found It a quick cure for colds and bronchial troubles. Wo find it to be the most reliable cough medicine we have used." SUMMONS ! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE I COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Edythe Elizabeth Dutton, Plaintiff, vs. Fred Dutton, Defendant. I To Fred Dutton, the above named ! defendant: . In the name of the btate oi ore- 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 ACCESSORIES Notice Is hereby given: That ... horhv moulred to ao Henry W. Heizonreter, administrator ; f and angwer the complaint filed of the estate of Christina Hoizenretor. againgt you in the above entitled suit deceased, has rendered and presented , wlthln Blx weeks from the date of for final settlement, and filed In said ; tlje firgt publication of this summons, court his final account of his admin-, t0.wlt; September 14, 1917, and if I lstration oi sain esiaie, iubi--i"i n'l"jyou fall to appear ana answer ior I hlo rnnnrt ami nctitlon for final dis- ! :. . ,i,,f tl,o nlnlntiff will annlV I tribution, and that Saturday, the tQ the court 'foT the relief prayed for lwtn aay oi iMovemuur, mi, ln her complaint, to-wu: ior a uv n'.inolc in the forenoon of said day, Jtii ho hnnrln nf matri- 'o'clock in the forenoon of said day, 1 lirt nn rt.rnnm nf Rflld COlirt in j nt I'lU VV a b vw. i tho City of St. Helena, in sam county, has been fixed ana appoinioa as mo for the settlement of ; said account and the hearing of said j report and petition, at wnicn lime ! and place any person interested In snld estate may appear ana me m exceptions, in writing, to the said I account, and contest tno same. I HENRY W. HJfllZJSNKlu-l'JraK, Administrator of the estate of Chris tina Heizenretor, Deooasca. First publication uct. iz, ivii. I.nat nubllcatlon Nov. 9. 1917. ; HARRIS & GORE, Attorneys for Administrator. OILS GASOLINE 111 VWlUJwiuv, - --- " " " MAA iKconlvincr thA hontlS OI matrl- Ul TO UWWI aaB mony and marriage contract hereto fore and now existing Deiween pmmi iff and defendant, and that plaintiff have an absolute divorce and that her former name be restored to her all nt ,uiu hninir unon the erounds of cruol and inhuman treatment and personal Indignities rendering ner life burdensome, and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem Just and equitable. Ser vice of this summons is made by .1 nt In nTivanniifio nf puoucauon uiorcui w an order of the Hon. J. A. Eakln, Judge of the above entitled court, directing the publication thereof in tho St. Helens Mist, and which order ...ah marl a anil An', ered on the 12th day of September, 1917, ln the above OF , entitled court. j. u. SIMMUns, Attorney for Plaintiff, 907-8 Wilcox Bldg., Portland, Ore. Date of first publication Sept. 15. 1917. Date of last punucauou J. H. FLYNN, Manager IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR COL- UMBIA COUNTY, STAlCi ad i'.nv I In tho Matter of the Estnto of Aug ustus William scnmiat, ueccasuu. vnHro la hnrehv elvon that Hnr- I nwnn Schmidt has filed his final ac- . . nvnniltnr nf tVlP AHtntA Of I I cuuiit hb cAvu.w. v. - , , '.Augustus William Schmidt, deceased, i - and that Monday, me zoui uuj ui - aWaaaa1 November. 1917. at ine nour ui ' nnnr v m . nnd tho Court room of this Court nt St. Helens, Oregon, have beon fixed tor tne souiemeui oi Bald account and of any objections that may be maao ineroio. Dated Oct. zz, HERMANN SCHMIDT, As Executor of the Estate of Aug ust William Schmidt, Deceased. FIRE FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and insure your property In the Oregon Fire Relief Association of Mr Minn vine, Oregon. Don't put It off. Mch6tf W. L. WARREN, Agent. el lean I I