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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1918)
ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1918. Jia til I ft WHAT COW-TESTING SHOWED IN ECONOMY The average production of all dairy cows In the United States Is 160 pounds of butterfnt a year, accord ing to estimates. The average pro duction of all cows in 40 cow-testing associations studied by investigators of the United States department of egriculture was 247 pounds a year. Careful tabulation of the records of the 40 associations show that a pro duction of 160 pounds of butterfat a year gave an income of $23 over cost of feed, while the average in come over cost of feed for all the cows In these associations was $47. or a little more than twice as much. Undoubtedly the dairymen who Join cow-testing associations are more progressive than the average, and own cows and farms that are much above the average, but the fine show ing made by association cows should be credited, in large measure, to Association work. Certainly the cow testing associations return many dol lars more than they cost. It Is en couraging also to know that the cow testing association records indicate that the large producing dairy cows fire the least affected by the increased cost of feeds. Therefore, every dairy man should aim to keep all his good HOUSEHOLD HINTS Sawdust and ordinary glue will fill up ugly cracks in a wooden floor. Appios should be baked in a very quick oven and basted often with the syrup. A small piece of ham boiled with string beans gives them a pleasant flavor, Marks on paint, made by scratch ing matches, can be removed by rub biug with lemon. Spreading a little flour on the ton of a cake will sometimes prevent the icing from running. Apply kerosene to tar stains be fore wetting them, then wash them with warm water and soap. Puff paste can be rolled In a nap kin, put In a cold, dry place, and it will keep nicely for one week. To make mutton Juicy and tender. spread a little fat over it and dredge it with flour 10 minutes before put ting it In the oven. To remove wax from cloth, hold a red hot Iron within an Inch or two of some blotting paper laid on the cloth over the marks. Don't waste bacon rinds. Use them for flavoring soups, scalloped dishes. also In baking beans. If the rinds are laid on top they will flavor the whole dish. If a cake Is placed on a wet cloth It will PIG CLUB MEMBER SHIP INCREASES One hundred thousand boys and girls are now members of pig clubs. This is more than twice the number enrolled last year, when 4 5,000 mem- tiMra r-ml 111.11. 1 n ........wl.... ... I, t ti nftn ...--..., ,..........., j 0.cwk p , (,(ly ,, ,,,. 000 pounds of dressed pork. TUeso fur i10rnK objections thereto and ADMIMSTUATOK'N NOTICK OK liAI. KKTTI.KMKXT. Notice Is hereby given that I, J. B. liodfroy. have tiled my final ac count iinil report as r.dmlnlHtrator of the estate of John A. Sohuller. de ceased, and the County Court of Col umbia County, State of Oregon, has set and appointed June 16, 1918, at boys and girls are raising pigs under the supervision of local pig-club load ers who are co-operating with the date colleges and the United States department of agriculture. Unlucky. Tommy Foor old Jenkins was sure unlucky! Sammy How's that? Tommy Had his head shot off Just after he finished shaving. Sun Mai. cows, or to place them where they will continue the economical pro- "AT , .7 " ductlon of human food. Economical ' ' n taken from the oven. production can be obtained not only j v?" U,, Un, easUy through careful selection of dairv U hen , 11,6 "nc f Mason Jars cattle, but through intelligent breed-!"6 n I.oner U88fU bUrn 1 ,em 1,1 ins and skillful feeding. 1,6 ltCl,?n .nge wlth tt vlew t0 m ; clearing the chimney. . , ' If a cauliflower Is tied up in a A man-o'-warsman on a visit to , , .... , v , , hi- ,.!.. ..... , . piece of muslin it can, when cooked, his native city gave an amusing in-!,, .... .... . , .,. , . . . R ,be easily lifted from caucepan to stance of the readiness and resource ' , , ,., ...... nf ....v-i u . . . colander with no risk of be ng bro- or naval seamen. He had made an arrangement at New York to meet a! , , , . , . oh.,m ,. i . . . , , Articles coming in contact with fly chum from his own ship, but he had . fn-ott., .v, i , . paper of the sticky sort may be forgotten the number of the house, , j , . , ... , ..j j i j . . , . cleansed by sponging with kerosene. and he aid not care to knock at everv n, ... . . . ,,., .,, . . ., ... : Place the garment or whatever It may 1 1.1 LIT mng ht, n,e :be in Pen le odor w... A rag and bone man with a bugle passed along. Jack seized the bugle. . . . , , ,, ,nn . . . ., . ! When tailored suits get shiny from lm looking for a chuui. lie ex-' . , . . nioin.rt ThA.u "... ,, wear wet a thin piece of muslin In plained. Then he blew the grog calls . ,. , , , ... .,,,,. ,m ... . . """""witch hazel, spread it on the sh ny for the navyv. As the last note died ,, .,, , , . , ., . . u ... .section, hold a hot iron over it until InZVJZ T 7 n y f"n8 JP 11 8teams. tlle the goods on and a sailor s head was thrust out. the gwe Ah, said Jack, as he handed back ... he hnlo '! I... f.i . ...... uur own 'urnuure pousn o- - nuwn 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 II . .. .1 j . ,., i , . , . iuiu il win ue as Kooa as me nest SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE o 1 A l ei UF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OP COLUMBIA. Peninsula Lumber Company, a cor poration, i'lsunurr, vs. Jesse Leroy Wright, Defendant. To Jesse Leroy Wright: In the Name of the State of Ore gon you are hereby required to ap pear ana answer the complaint Hied r.gninsi you in the above entitled Biiit within six weeks from the 24th duy of May, 1918, the date of the first publication of this summons, and If you fall so to answer, for want there of the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded In Its complaint, to-wlt: For a decree of strip riri against you of the land contract de scribed In the complaint whereby you agreed to purchase the following de scribed premises In Columbia Coun ty, uregon. to-wlt: The Southwest quartor of the Northwest quarter of sec. lb. ID. 5 North linnira for the 11 mil settlement of said estate J. II. liUUf IIE.1 , Administrator of the Estate of John A. Schuller, deceased. II. II. NICHOLAS, Attorney. First published May 17. Last publication Juno 14. IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OP OUECON, FOR COL-! U.MI1IA COUNTY. j In the Matter of the Estate of Snm-j uel Johnson, Deceased. j To Mary Peterson, Alpha Herg, Al. Johnson and William J. Hill, heirs, at law of Samuel Johnson, clo ceased, to Oust Iters, husband of A I plir. Uerg, M. Muhel Johnson, wife of Al Johnson and to Mary C. tlilhert and Mary E. Klack, and to all persons unknown Interested J in uie estate or Miniuei joiinson, deceased, tlllEETINti: In the name of the State of Oregon You and oitrh of von urn herehv rtteil and required to appear In the County .ouri oi tne nuiio ot iiregon, lor i oi- iimbla County, at the Court room tli.ir.,f Aft tit tI.ll.lU 111 f'.t U .K.ill.,, (.1 .'I. I ll-II'lin, III DHIll MUIIIJ ' and State, on Monday the 1st day of! July, 1918. ut ono o'clock In the llftt'rtlomi nf H'ltfl ilnv tlntn nutl lliMr. to show cause. If any thero be, why! an order should not be made grant-1 ing to the administrator of said es tate nernilsHfnn nml fllrwttnir lilnt tn. sell at private salo all the real prop-, ertv of said dereuHpil ivltitr nml Imliiv : in Columbia county, Oregon, to-wlt, , the E. 4 of the S. E. . and the S. Vi of the N. E. Vj. of flection 12. township 6 north, ranpe 5 west of I Willamette meridian, containing 160 ' Witness the llinnrliln .4 (' l,,r. ton. Judge of the County Court of the WHEN YOU WANT ICE CREAM WHY Mrvr THE BEST THE BEST Wc carry the Famous Mt. Hood ICE CREAM A Trial Will Convince You SODAS - SUNDAES - MILK DRINKS MASON'S Cigars THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS Candid Argonaut. AU Buses Call at Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL THOS. 1SBISTER, Pro,,. Chicken Dinner Sunday, 85c KATES $I.OOiPEIt DAY AND UP Special Rates to Regular Boarders H. M. TERRY THE MOTOR TROUBLE MAN Expert Machinist. Bring your auto troubles to me. Marine work a 8etlalty. Shop at St. Helens garage. Phone 57 PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE j that can be purchased. Take equal I parts of turpentine, good cider vlue- I gar and raw linseed oil, mix well to j gether and bottle. Shake before us ling. Apply to your furniture, then ' rub with a chamois or cheesecloth. j Silk stockings that have "runs" In !them are almost worthless, especlallv i for low shoes, for even after they are mended they are unsightly. To pre vent these "runs" try this: Stitch a piece of tape around the top of the stocking on the Inside, and then make regular buttonholes for the garter strap to fit into. If a roast is started cooking on toe of the stove you will be surprised what a small amount of gas will keep it going in the oven. Do this even when gas Is plentiful, r.s It saves on the bill. It is surprising how long things will cook In the oven after the gas is turned out. you Discipline. "Did your wife scold when came home so late last night?" "You don't know what it is to have a wife who was once a school teacher. She simply made me write a hundred times on a slate, 'I must be at home by ten o'clock." " New York Globe Wnuft and described in said contrnrt n State nf ir.u-.in inr c,,h,n,t,i.. t Lots 30 and 33 In Tract Unit A of with the seal of said Court atllxed. Deer Island Farms, according to an this 16th day of Mav. A. D. 191S. unrecorded plat thereof, unless you Attest J. W. 11 1' NT pay the amount due upon said con-i (Seal) clerk of said Court tract, together with Interest ns there-1 in specified and a reasonable sum SI MMONS for attorney's fees, together with . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE COfltB find HIuhlirunniAnfta . ..1.1 ....I. OTATL1 ,,1.. ,Mr..,...i ...... h .......... 11 . j VI , Oil 111 DUIl. This summons is published by vir tue of nn order nf tha un.n.ni.u James A. Eakin, Judge of the above entitled court made on the 20th day of May. 1918, directing the same to be published in "Tim s iinio Mist" a newflnnner nf trnnnmi !,.,. i tlon published In St. Helens, Colum- Dia county, Oregon. Date of first publication: May 24 1918. 1918 publication: June 21, R. SLEIGHT, Attorney for Plaintiff. PostofTice address 1521 Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore. ASK YOUR GROCER For Bread from our modern, cleanly bakery. you will like it and continue to use it. Cream Rolls, Cream Puffs, Doughnuts, Pics and Cakes WEST ST. HELENS BAKERY S. HEUMAN, Proprietor Phone B-1 1 4 West St. I Ielens, Oregon SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hlAlE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Peninsula Lumber Company, a cor poration, fiatntirr, vs. Albert Ray mond, Defendant. To Albert Raymond: in the name of the State of Ore gon you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the rnmnlnint ni...i against you in the above entitled suit within six weekn frnm tl,o l .i.. lais, me aate of the first STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMlllA. I Peninsula Lumber Compp.ky, a cor-i porr.tlon, i'lalntin, vs. Gust Swan-! son. Defendant. To Gust Swanson: In the N?.mo of tho Slate of Ore gon you nro herehv reiiuirnil in nn. pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the nbovo entitled! suit within six weekn from the 24th, dry of May, 1918. the date of the first nulilicatlon of thin ii you ran so to answer, for want1 thereof the plaintiff will apply to the1 court for the relief demanded In its jcomplulnt, to-wit: I For a decree of strict foreclosure! against you of the lend contract do-' j scribed In the complaint whereby you' I agreed to purchase the following do- ucriueu premises in coliimbl;-. County Oregon, to-wlt: The East one-fourth', cf the Southwest quarter Northeast qu-.rtcr, and tho West half of South-! east quarter of Northeast qunrter of. Sec. 23, T. p6 North, Range 2 West ' and described r.s Lot 43 and East! half of Lot 4 4 In Tract Unit C of I Deer Island Farms, according to nn i urrecorded plat thereof, unless you pay the amount due upon Bald con tract, together with Interest as there in specified nml - nuiu iur lutorneya feea, togo-lmr with mhia' A i x vtnab. vi nwi w THE THRIFT CAR nil 1,1 Inn ft l.n .1.1.. . . r-ui.iuuii vi hub summons, ana if ,i u a nun yuu iau so 10 answer, for want there- om oi sam cult. of the plaintiff will nni .. 1 ''In summons Is published bv vlr court for the relief demanded In itsl , .a"..,riler of 11,0 Honorable comnlnlnt n.u,if. 1 i James A. Eakln. Juilt-n ,.t M. .,i For a decree of strict foreclosure ,Tm'!.? C,n".rot "Ii"'0 ?n 11,8 20111 against you of the innrt n,,.,.-... ,i 01 M".v. 1918, directing tho mmn tn scribed in the complaint whercby you! mi JIJ''''"' In "The St. Helens sereer) in iiirr.i,o.. i. n i ., iillst n newsuaner tl pm.i i.. en in St I ii iiiih i'..i- Oregon. rut till 111 f put ti Mn.. n i ' into " '.i - x o i a. scribed in the complaint whereby you ! , :,"""' agreed to purchase the following de-! ., " n.i'?Pr scribed premises in Columbia Coun- i i" " ty. Oregon, to-wit: The Southeast i V.Vi quarter of North wont r,,,..r.- t.. I Oiue of llrst New riillinery We have just received a large shipment of Millinery direct from the east. Come and make your selection now while the line is unbroken. M. ROSENTHAL quarter of Northwest quarter of Sec. o, ip. o iNoitn, Range 2 West, and described as Lots 29 and 32 in Tract Km., n. ui i.-nr isianii f arms, ac cording to an unrecorded plat there of, unless you pay the amount due upon said contract, together with in terest as therein Hnpfttfinrl an1 n , . . ...... u icu- sonaoio sum ror attorney's fees to gether with costs and disbursements of said suit. ! This summons In nnliltuiiori k.. i. tuo of an order of the Honorable Jrmcs A. Eakin, Judge of the above OVERLAND Considering all of the five essentials for complete satisfaction, the Overland Models are the nearest ap proach to perfection on the market today. Do not let such a claim upon bur part go unchallenged. Make your investigation at once. AI'PEAItANt K, I'Utl OltMAM K, COM I OUT NK.KVIlK ami PUICK J. F. Dopplmaier Agent for Columbia County, At St. Helens Garage publication: June Dr.te of lur.t 21st, 1918. R. SLEIGHT, d . , Attorney for I'b.lntllT, PostofTice address: 1621 Yeon Hldg., Portland, Ore. "lu E-iiKin, juuge or the above - LUl"i ' entitled court made on the 20th dayL"ura H- 1 of May, 1918, directing the same to Junes UonJ ne oulilished In "Ti, o ui m., J1U1UIIH Mist a newspaper of genor: 1 circula tion published in St. Helens, Colum bia County, Oregon. ..'J"1' ' firt publication: May 4 til i 1918. Date of VdHt nulti 1 21st, 1918. -U"D It. SLEIGHT, i... , Attor"ey for Plaintiff, PostofTice address: 1621 Yenn Dldg., Portland, Oregon. - - r ! i tag rffttal ii r iT J If Ittter "(, '. Tha ( ce womtt the tap. jjJ, A ulf ahip t irnd mim rV'- '""Jl Uncle Sam will Hand Him Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug in a Pouch from You Uncle Sam'. Service. When you tend him tobacco, let it be good tobacco-tobacco worth sending all that long way the flat, compressed plug of Real Gravely. he w.ll tell you that', the kind to .end. Send the belt! Ordinary plug U JaUe economy. It cost leu per week to chew Real Gravely, because a small cbew of it luta a long while. Jf.5U" T$S p!pe' ,Uce Gr"e,y with your knife and add a little to your smoking tobacco. It will eWe flavor improve your smoke. send votm do rre service P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO COMPANY, Danville. Va. Z.'ZS' T " rrAo"'' c,"" " c ou, hum i-rotntuin ioal Established 1831 17Gfi Ki. Hl'MMO.VS INeII'CI".fU'?..('U"T OF THE COCNTY OK COLL'MHIA Nortiiup, I'hiiMITT, vs lamln l'nnl i . i. - ' - u.Mu ,ii,ir- tmi. eo jane Paul and Ceorge Morrell her hushard, F.-edorlck I) I'aul and Nor.-. Pat!, his wife, Pru dence L. Ingles and Clinton S In gles her huHlmml. Clmrlos William IRlll. il,liZr.hft h l.inn i..n both Paul and William Lain,' ,V.r' .-oimuu, uhiiii nennott, nee Delia Paul and Ken-.et'i Hennet;, her T: C.'.arles William Paul, defenili,,,. nn:ve named: In the name of tim ai.., gon you are hereby required to an- mm uunwer the answer nml cvosH-complalnt of the said defendant Lyd a 11. Northup filed against yn, in the above entitled suit with in six weeks from the date cf the flr Ication of this summons and Vyoli I,, fNortiiup wi take , decree foreclosing her mortgage uln fhr,Und'V!,ded "no-e'Khth lnteroHt the following described real nrn (SF1 vT'o, J"8 Southeast u rZ-ili- f,tl,e Ncl'east quarter NF t B"d,V' Northeast qua "? sLVr s.out,,eaHt (,unt' sk 5) oi Section twentv.flvo ivr.. ' SIX (6) Nnr. W; '""i . " ?Hlllp , VUUIU'- Oregon. IlllH nntrihinria i.. by publication in lha "7 IlK mTi for i i sueeenulvo .....i. .. tn8 MlHt ance of an order made 1 y leP h,8"- May A n is ZUl" "" wSs for p'ubCfon K"18 ... . H. NOHTIIUP. P n Ayy t0T Lydla "' Northup P.O. Address: 404 Piatt llldg Portland, Oregon. Dated nnrl eH.. .. ! There has been a slight increase in the price of Fords. The five passenger Tour 'K Car is now $524.08, and the Runabout $508.69, delivered in St. Helens and war tax paid. There is never a doubt as to Ford cars serving satisfactorily and economically. Give us your order without delay, for con ditions are uncertain. Independent Auto Co. AUTO ACCESSORIES St. Helens, Oregon Hello, Central! A 128 Yea P i Shop. "cu s mrDCr Quick and good service. M. HOVEN Steamer RUTH SAFE, SPEEDY SERVICE TOWING, JOBBING Passenger accomodations for 100 Landing at City Dock 3 J 4 i 24th dayof May, lli CBUOn U"B,
