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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1918)
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAY 17, 1918 hi la. n r lij - . - A Great Net of Mercy drawn through. 411 Ocean nFIInc-no-Li- n ' h6'1 flneAmericaiiRed Crc in V. The Call From No Man's Land IUl to Happiness. He amiable, cheerful and good na tuerd and you are much more likely to be happy. You will And thU diffi cult, If not ImpoBslble, however, when you are constantly troubled with con stipation. Take Chamberlain' Tab lets and get rid of that and It will be etmy. These tablets not only move the bowels, but Improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. POLITICAL A.WOIXCKMENT. TO THE VOTERS OP COLUMBIA COUNTY: I hereby annniinra miinir candidate for the office of Superlnteu- ueni 01 water Division Number One, comprising the Westerly twenty vuuniieg 01 trie male. Muny years' experience as a Civil and Hydraulic Engineer will enable me, If elected, to render to the State the efficient service necessary for a successful administration. As I am the only candidate from Columbia County seeking the nomi nation for a State office, I respectful ly ask your consideration at the pri maries on May 17tJi. II. E. ABRY. (Paid Adv.) MIST WANT COLUMN For Sale Two Holsteln ccws, 4 and 6 yeara old. Oocd mllkors. See J. F. Dopplinaler, St. Helens Cr.rage. i'hone 57. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE Pir.no, last year's model; good as j springs, dining table, llg bargains. tsee r . a. Lymburner at Mist office. I have about 400 acres of burnt over logged-off land suitable for pas ture. Needs about one mile of fence. Will give $100 and use of land until March I, 1919, to anyone who will complete fence. John Doud, Yank ton, Ore. Tel. St. Helens 118F2. 22-3-x Pastures Wanted. Parties having pastures communicate at once with Livestock Brokerage Co., 110 Ex change Bldg., North Portland, Ore gon, rnone woouiawn Z4UU. Stand by Your Present Senator 'nature for Rent A good pasture, cattle only, over 100 acres tame grass. Apply W. J. Johnson, Bache- lat, Oregon. Phone 108F4. 22tf Fnr S.l Ia Turn Tfnlutofn rniua lm( will be fresh within two weeks Wm.l Holland, 463, St. Helens. 21-3- PnF KiiIa Wnrlr ImrcA dnnhla1 wagon and single top buggy nearly new. Inquire of F. A. Frantz at Wat- Kins aieaicai snop, iiouiton. Z1-4- 1 J ft 1 J.L 4 Got a start of Williams' Pay-Streak Reds. They lay. Eggs $1.25 and $2.60 per IS. St. Helens, Oregon Box 304. 21-2 MANY MAXWELLS FOR COAST DEMANDS Jo; was unread tlirnuuh flui runkH I Muwall di'iiliTi along tho connt. W. J. ji Cuhho, Pacific coast su- xmlior, wont from one city to an- wrlie left a wuko of grinning, en- '"Uiillc Muxwell dimlurs who arc )io that "Thty have moro than Mr iharo." Th good (ws 1h rnrn on rimln Iwome, for La Cusse secured the "Mtwraflun of the Muxwnll fnntnrv ai itl piisHiMigor cars anil truck "on cum rolllnir fn llin cnnul 1111 nmt .hy of May. Th rn-lll M: xwiill nrirnnlxulliin "'ilealeu Imvo h.r clamoring for 'or the pant thirty days, and I b been xoliig from one nd of my Strict to the oil or, giving this man - cars as ho could got along '" to Kuiinlv !., i, 1.1 u.i,n to una tlmir machine for strictly llniltpd Unit wo flt It nocossary y l"t limit on dHllverina," said "'' U C'aHBn. "Now. with tlm nrnK- Inuiaher of cars en route from tho 'nan nn . . . ...uhi-iii can lurn loose "They will havo cars for a whilo, unywny, and all the factory Is iiHking Is that tho dutilors iUca theso cars where they will bo productive. V'e want thoni used for business pur pnscR to help speed up our wnrc tlvitlos. TI10 principal urguinent 1 used with tho factory to nocuro tills large shipment whs to show thmn the treniPiidoun pxpnnslnn of buslnoss on the coast and to show that a great proportion of this added Industrial activity wus devoted to war neces sities.." Dr. J. H. Flynn, of the Columbia Auto Sales Company, was 0110 of tho successful dealers who secured a car load of machines. Tho doctor states that h does not know when ho will ho able to seouro another shipment mid advises all prospective purchasers to see him Immediately. CIIAS. BROWN STILL ON POLICE FORCE For Sale Farming Implements, tractor plows, ensilage cutter and other tools. J. Erickson, Jr., War ren. 21-3- FOR SALE River view lot, cheap. Two blka from Post Office; sewer, sidewalk, light, water, etc. This Is absolutely the best buy in town. Ad dress Owner, Bx. 256, City. Terms. 20-tf For Sale Oat straw; navy beans; good seed. Dent's Yellow Beed corn. O. I. C. pigs for sale. C. J. Larson, Warren, Oregon. ni Maxwell Went. s to their heart's CARD OK THANKS Wo are desirous of thanking those who so kindly sung nt the funeral of our dear father, Mr. M. V. Graham, rnd we also appreciate tho beautiful flowers. MRS. II. K. CORNTIIWAITE. MRS. V. E. STEVENS. MRS. ALICE M. WKEFORD. ' K. I. llullagh has received tho fol lowing letter from Chas. Brown from romewhero In France. Before en- ! listing In the U, S. Engineers, Mr. j Brown was deputy sheriff of Colum bia county. The letter In part said: "There Is not much that I may write : from heic on account of the censor, j AVe had a safe and pleasant trip ucross the sea and my company Is I pnrmunently located and getting . ready for Its future work. At present I am in charge of the military police f r tho company, so you see I am j back nt the old game. The Job will probably bo permanont, as a bunch of healthy Americans are apt to need ! a bit of controltlnfl occasionally, es-1 poclally for a few days after drawing j down their magnificent salary of $15 j per month." Mr. Brown wished to j bo remembered to nil of his St. Hel ons friends. O. A. C. White Leghorn eggs for hatching, $1.60 for 15, postpaid. Or der early. T. C. Meehan, Deer Is land, Oregon. 16-tf KIRK.! liUE! KIHK! KIRK! See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and Insuro your. property in the Oregon Flro Relief Association of McMinn vlllo, Oregon. Don't put It off. Mchfitf W, I. WARREN. Agent. Wh yom'n M tf fcoW fcr -MriMi, a dnwoftoal Craotl) help It pau Ih isaft dark kaun. Whether He's FlflWing on Sea or Land Send him Jocch of Real GILWELY Chewmg Plug If he doesn't chew yet, he'll slice it up and mix it with his pipe tobacco to give it flavor and improve his smoke. You will send your friend more tobacco comfort and satisfaction in one pouch of Real Gravely Flug than in half a dozen plugs of ordinary tobacco. V Give any man a chew of Real Gravely W" ha will tell you that the kind to .end. Send tna ""Ordinary plug i. fal.e economy. It coat. lea. per weelcTo chew Real Gravely, becau.. . .mall chew of it laata a long while. SEND YOIIK FRIEND IN THE II. S. SERVICE A POUt.ll OF GRAVELY Dealeraoll around here carry it In lOc-pouchet. A .umn will put it ntohiahanda in any Train-ta-cJE ToXportof th. U.S. A. Even "over re"a3e. tamp will take it to him. Yourdealer will tuppl, envelope and glv. you olficml direcUon. how to add roil it. p D. GRAVELY TODACCO CO., Danville. For Lease Small house of four rooms, garden ground and orchard, in Bachelor Flat. Apply to J. W. Saxton. 16-tf 1 For Sale Eight 3 and 4-year-old I colts by Alcazar. Six registered Hol- stein bulls. Reasonable price. Jack I Appleton, Deer Island, Ore. ' 15-tf j For Sale at a Bargain Two brood ' mares, one Percheron colt one year old, one set double harness nearly new; one new Champion mower, one potato planter and digger combined. One one-horse corn planter and one cultivator, almost new. All of these tools are in first class condition and almost new. The mares are good animals and will drive single or dou ble. If you need any ot these arti cles, don't wait, but phone or call on William Muckle, St. Helens, Oregon. Phone 70. 14-tf Cascara Bark, Oregon Grape Root and Fox Glove leaves wanted. Che halls Produce Co., Aberdeen, Wash. 14-tt For a good Job ot masonry or plastering, see L. E. Qulker. Phone evenings, 106F13. ll-3m- For Sale Good 5-room house and two river view lots; fine garden soil; house partly furnished. Cash or terms. For particulars call J. F. Ryan, the tailor. . 10-tf Charles L. McNary He is "making good" at Washington WHY CHANGE? From the day Charles McNary entered the Senate he has been a loyal champion of the vigorous prosecution of the war and has stood by the president in all war measures. HE HAS WORKED FOR The. Soldiers and Sailors For the Interests of the Farmers For Oregon's Shipbuilding work. HE IS A MEMBER 1 of the following Committees in the United States Senate : Manufactures Public Lands ' Irrigation and Reclamation of Arid Lands Expenditures in Department of Commerce Pacific Railroads Public Health and National Quarantine Indian Affairs Philippines. Senator McNary has displayed truly remarkable ability, couoled with extraordinary diligence and energy, and his native state, Oregon, can best show its appreciation of his splendid service by nominating and electing him. If McNary has "made good" Why Change? McNary for Senator Committee Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore. Paid Adv. For Rent A store building cen trally located. Will reniodol to suit tenant. H. Morgus. 49-tf Ealublltliwl IHil I have 30 choice lots to sell. Will not 1 oil ia na nAPonn rf nn 11 of a ' time. Harold P. Ross, Bank Bldg., St. Helens. For Sale Two houses and four lots, on Homlock street. Price $3,500. Torms. Inquire at Columbia County Bank. 49tf Pasture tor rent. One Simplex cream separator tor sale. Chris Math leson, St. Helens, Ore. 19-tf For Sale One registered Holsteln bull; twenty head fresh milk cows and heifers, Jerseys and Holsteins, extra good milkers; one good all around brood mare, weight 1600 lbs.; one good all around working brood mare weight 1300 lbs.; one good all around brood mare, good driver and saddler, weight 1100 lbs. Also buggy and harness. Dave Coons. Phone WHEN YOU WANT ICE CREAM WHY NOT GET THE BEST We carry the Famous Mt. Hood ICE CREAM A Trial Will Convince You SODAS SUNDAES MILK DRINKS MASON'S THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS Cigars Candies 1 s Si-'i r ' 108F11, Bachelor Flat. 19-tt
