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.....i.i hut .liilhorlOilivit liiformn.
HIiiiun Crop CoiiilllloiiM
AppllMI
Oiilnlil" of "," U'V'"' lllil,",,!'
have blomed very
llllVO HI't
stale
. . ii iKuiii r to
,.i,iii- mid roiiHi'ciueiitly
,erf HkIi' ,'r"l' r rru"- 'u"Hllir
iM ff'"1 l""ll,'!" '",M (1""0 1,1,1
1 IllMM.
Al pnuH'iit It appeurs probuhle
. .. .. n.w.il lllvcr fro n will I. n
I ti:ll 111" ' -
w0,irl)ut III f'XCMKH (if tho J. 200.000
iiuK eHt Inistt i-tl us Hi" amount of t he
jjU Crp. 'I'li' crop f KiiHlnru
Ll-irlllllillK HOUIIHTIIJ ur-gon, W.HM
IntlMite" "l ' " ' "i'"""" Buun
... ,,Kn. rrivu'iit roudlllcii Indicate
,..t thlit ! Imato It too high, bOO
to 600 carload will most likely cover
wefHirn Oregon production. Tim
erloailR uf 1917 ,r"u moved In
I d'Wi.rn Oregon.
I'l-UlllC
Tim peach rrop of the
JllllTllll. rMMium -itn iiiiiiTiuiy
lilli-J by iirly April rrimtu. Hoimi
kiralllliit report possibly 25 per cent
L i normal rrop, Put inoiil sect ions
njr not enough for homo dcuinudH.
I'l'HIH
Tlio :ir rrop appears In lio In
brlUT roinlillnii than any of the oilier
rult en pi. t-xc-cpf I n k pi'rliapH, tin'
iruiw rrop III localities whore liolh
liinlM anil pears nr? drown, (hern Is
I much lienor "not" of pours than of
Mijilcii. Sumo now orchards ur cum
in! Into bearing nnil tlio total pour
piwlui'lloii will probably he not far
(rum Ilial of hint your.
I'rillirM
Tim ilrleil prime rrop of tlio Pari-
lie N"rili '! for 1 i 1 7 Iiiih been do-
Icrmliie'l through puckers at about
J6.000.0U 0 poiiniU. Til Ik Includes 3,
too, (ion iioiiihIk in Clark rounty,
IVai.liliiKlini : ml nliout 1.000,000 In
LIST OF TRANSFERS
Hepor.ed ,,y the Columbia County
Abstract Company.
Juno 4 . o. Howard,,.,, ux.. t0
" - littn urn,
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JUNE 14, 1918
TELLS THE AIM IN
SCOUT ORGANIZATION
Tlio I!oy Scouts wore organized by
.uioiiunt General Sir Robert Had
. urownr nn.i i.. ... ,. i .. "" uuuun
T. 6 N.i It. 2 W.. 34(iii oi ' " glven tl,e '-o'n
J,,,,,,,., h. ' l-H.rpllo of ,tH ol)Je(!t. ..To h
Ml I ,",1, " ' J "X ' l A'VU K- ",yR Wl"V,,)V,,r dtt"" to
It J W i i Olio (i(i 2' T- 7 N- ' n,"n: ""' 'character'
w., iiooo.oo. ,, ,0 nmkn iem capa)le o look
J UNI) fi V. ). Hili li i.l ... ... illK Uftor tlimlv. l -,!..
. . ma.. 1 1 , 1 - " ' -" i.l niiumicr v. 1 1 -
u.. .... ..
""Hiiiimi nl 1IX. iHm, ,n Hp(,
. T. 7 N., It. 4 W., $100.00.
J'.Hophln,, a. l.K to vfiniam V
Hol.lnnon ot ux; land In 8o,:k. 29 and
J". T. 7 N., K. 4 W., I.2U0.00.
ol. Tlmhor Co. to Itrnlol,,!, Anllk
r, Jr.; land In Hoc. 20. T it
2 W., !tfl()0. ' '
rumHluncoij they are placed. The
iimthod of the movomnnt Is the edu
cation of the hoyii by means which
really appeal to them, numely, scout
crnft or bivckwoodmanHhlp, and Its
munly attrlhutog. Tho adnilnlstratlon
Ih huHnd upon dncentrallzatlon of au
thority and renponBlhillty, each dis
trict COIlllllrtlnfr llu .un ff.,lHn ...
Huthorlund et ux to City dor tho admlnlH'.ratlve uldai.ee of"
J nl lit M
i i ntlHKanlii; lu, cutHkaiil..
$50.00.
June 10 M. Morehoad, Kuardlau
to I'.C. Morton, ot ,,; i,l(i
23 and 20, T. 7 N It. 4. W00.00.
Iilu Kulton ot ux to Mario J.
HhotHwell; Lot 19, Itlk. 99, Ht.
HoloiiK,.$10.00.
Mm lo J. Shotiiwell ot ux'to K. ().
Hariiln; Lot 19, lllk. 99, St. IIi-Ioiik'
110.00.
Juno 11 John Quick to William
IloyeiiH; lot mid 7, lllk 2,CroiiKe,
KuliillvlHlon.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Lotion uniialuioil at the Ht, llelenn
pohtofflri) fur tlni week oiiiIIiik Juno
K, 191S:
Harold llruiiilaKo
II. tl. llaoKii (forvlKn)
Krlrk lli.'dlund
W. M. Klntor
Ardell M'.iKunivii
l.ottora unrlaliiiod by June 22nd,
will ho m ill to IHvHlon of lioad I,et-
'tom. IVA K. IiODI) l M
headiimrterH."
Tho roKtrlrtion on
tlon of crudo ruhhor
the Importa
Iuih been fol-
I ..... .
n ti V , : " 7"'r,lowed by roHtrlrtlonH on Importation
HI' " .v., w,n .,j,, '.HITO'I
torv, iin ."bout 22,000,1)00 potindH. i
I'risi'lit InilleatloiiH uro Hint the 1918
LIME AS A DISINFECTANT
Tim KlmpleHt thliiKK aro the things
moKt likely to bo forgotten. It lu
ni-vor out of place, therefore! at this
(loiiHon of tho year for all of us to
refresh our memorloH to the fact that
ordinary quicklime U one of the best
and cheapPHt of diHlnfectantg. To
two poundH of uiiHlaked lime a pint
of water Ih added. When the lumps
have crumbled and the heat generat
ed in the process of slacking liao dis
appeared, there Is added four vol
umes of water to one of the slaked
lime, making the mixture known as
"milk of lime.' It furnishes one of
tho best dlnlnfectunts for sick-rooms
dlschcrgoH. Whlte-wacliing fences,
pons and the Interior of outhouses
with it tends to render them more
sanltury. Tha unslaked lime scatter
ed about dairy bams, lota and ynrds
simplifies the problems of sanitation.
(IRE! FIBKt FIRE!
V. niittir a ti . ' i I
FIRE!
See E.
Insure your DroDertT in tha Orarnn
Fire Relief Association of McMlnn
vllle, Oregon. Don't put It off..
MchStf W. I. WARREN, Agent.
crop will bo about tho samit :ih tlml
tl 1917. Sou: horn On-iron dlstrlrts
lufforeil materially from frost In
Jury, lint the Willamette Volley rrop
It coinlilor:'.hly bettor than last year
Clirrrli'H
Tlie 1917 Oregon commercial
or four commodities possessing some
of the characteristics of rubber, and
capable under some clrrumstuncoH of
lining used as substitutes for natural
rubber.
jduetlun of lust year, or 2,000 to 2,-
h00 tOIIH.
Hoes ure doing their part to pro
vent a sug::r famine, nccordine to ro-
tWry rr-.p was Ohllinated nt about ports reaching the Department of Ag
,:o0 tons. A very light crop Is re-1 rlculture. Thirteen beo-cxtenslon
forlid In most sertlonii for 1918. I'ro-j workers are booming hoes in thirty-
tfm iimii-oi urns ure that this year's
frou will be nliout one hulf uf tho pro-
Ii I ii it stati'ii.
limited by I', ft. Dept. of Agriculture.
PARIS TO LONDON
IN THREE HOURS
Two French aviators flew from
from I'urls to London and back re
cently in three hours and 10 minutes
currying mall. It was the flrct trip of
tlio aerial postal service between
Knglund and France. Communica
tion between the two capltnlB is Im
mensely quickened by means of the
airplane. This forecasts the time
after the war when much cpeclal de
livery mall all over the, world un
doubtedly will go by aerial post.
PROTECTING FIGHTERS
FROM BAD MEAT
Economical Buying is
Necessary
W lu ti vuti tniilo a! our Mure vmi have the ailvnntap-e of a
I;h uc Min k ft iitii w Iiii h to make vmir selection. We huv in
1'i'tri' ii:tnlities am! are therefore ihle to jjivc vmi the
lowest iossilile price.
JUST RECEIVED
A .shipment of Fashioned Rockingham Tea 1'ois the
kind mother ttseil and which vmi have heen wauling so
'"ng. I'etter get ymirs now, wliile they last. ( )nlv 7Sc
We have a largo line of Kancy ( iraniteware, Ahnninum
ware, Percolators and other kitchen necessities.
Larsen & Co.
Successors to A. S. Harrison, St. Helens
Sixty-seven inspector. of the Bur
eau of Animal Industry, United
Stntos Department of Agriculture,
.re now with the army Inspecting
the meat and nieut products supplied
for tlio soldiers and thirty others
... ..I...M.. .... .1 ...1,1. .
Ill" nl ill ii.ii I j ciitiftcu .villi hid unT.
Operations are under Federal sup-j
ervlsion from t lie time the live anl-1
mnls are driven Into the slaughter
houses until the finished product is
delivered in good condition to the
mess cooks.
TKACHKIW EXAMINATIONS
Notice It hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Columbia
County, Oregon, will hold the regu
Btate Certificates at St. Helena, aa
follows:
Commencing Wednesday, June 28,
1918, at :00 o'clock a. m., and con
tinuing until Saturday, June 29,
1918, at 4:00 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday Forenoon
U. 8. History, Writing (Penman
ship, Music, Drawing.
Wednesday Afternoon
Physiology, Reading, Manual
Training, Composition, Domestic
Science, Methods In Heeding, Course
cf Study for Drawing, Methods In
Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon
Arithmetic, History of Education,
Psychology, Methods in GeoRraohr.
Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art,
Course of Study for Domestic Art.
Thursday Afternoon
Grr.mmar, Geography, Stenogra
rhy, American Liter:. ture, Physics,
Typewriting, Methods In Language,
Thesis for Primary Certificate.
Friday Forenoon
Theory und Practice, Orthography,
(Spelling), Physical Geography, Eng
lish Literature, Chemistry, Physical
culture.
Friday Afternoon
School Law, Geology, Algebra,
C'.vil Government.
Huturday Forenoon
Geometry, Botany.
Saturday Afternoon
General History, Bookkeeping.
Very truly yours,
J. W. ALLEN,
County School Superintendent.
Jn 14 21
Dependable
Jewelry
Diamonds
Watches
Lavallieres
Brooches
Pearls
Cameos
Clocks
Vases
Cut Glass
Silverware
, Wedding and Engagement
Rings
WATCH
REPAIRING
VON A. GRAY
THE JEWELER
St. Helens, Ore.
IOE
Pastry
Bread
Cake
Coffee and Baked
Goods Served at
All Hours
St. Helens
Bakery
301
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. !
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE!
STATE OF OREGON FOR COL-1
UMBIA COUNTY.
In the matter of the Estate of Nich
olas Welter, Deceased.
Ntolce is hereby given, That Henry
N. Welter has been duly appointed
administrator of tha Estate of Nich
olas Welter, deceased, by the County
Court of Columbia County, State of
Oregon, and has duly qualified for
said trust. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby noti
fied to present the same duly veri
fied, with the proper vouchers, to
said administrator at his residence In
Goble, Columbia County, Oregon,
within sis months from the data of
this notice.
Dated June 7th, 1112.
HENRY N. WELTER,
Administrator of tha Estate of
Nicholas Welter, Deceased.
W. A. HARRIS,
Attorney for Administrator,
St. Helens, Ore. 25-6
So many people think of our Market
when they want meat because they
have found it pays to get
Fresh Quality Meats
AT
Central Meat Market
THE BEST MEAT MARKET IN THE COUNTY
Phone 60 Free and Prompt Delivery
Get Acquainted With
Our New
Has n (IimmI Opinion of (luiliiber
liiin's Tablets
"Chamberlain's Tablets are a won
der. I never sold anything that beat
them," writes V. II. Tressey, Uich
iiioikI . Ky. When troubled with In
digestion or constipation give tliom
;rlal.
MAYOIt'M PROCLAMATION
Make This War u Personal Mutter
Let Your Rent Money Buy a Home
We have several good houses that can be had on
very easy payments of a little more each month than
Voti would pay for rent. Some have good garden
tracts in connection.
Five-room house and 22 lots, close in, on paved
street, for $2300.00. Easy terms.
Apartment and store building with large tract of
eround on paved road. Good income. .Easy terms.
The best buy in St. Helens.
Ten-room house, close in, $1700.00. $200.00 down
payment, balance $25.00 per month. You can rent
rooms enough to pay for the place.
Also have several hundred lots in all parts of the
city from $100.00 and up, and on payments of $10.00
down and more.
Call in and see any property that interests you.
Rutherford Realty Co.
Opposite City Hall
Do not depend on others to do the
flgh'-'ng or to finance the Govern
ment, do your share. Its r.s much
your w!r as your ne'shbOi-s.
liny no unr.eceBBay r.rticlo, prac
tice economy and self-denial; un-
neoo?.Kvy buying merns a waste of
ma'.eila! and labor, means that you
rie competing with 'e Government
f.ir labor aid miuerl-!.
Invest Your KiivIiik in War Savings
Stumps
Tho president of t'.ie Uni'ed States
hrs cr.l.ed on tlie reople of the Na
,;cn to Imllcr.'.e thel- self-de-ir.l by
pledging themselves on June 28th, to
purchase War Savings Stamps for
III,., mmiliwlnr nt thA VMr
In order that the citizens of this
City miy not fp.ll behind other com
munities In responding to the call, I
hereby prcb.'m Friday, June 28th
ra War Savings Day for the City of
St. Helens, Oregon, upon vhlch day
r.U persons shall give their pledges
for the War Savings Stamps, at bucIi
times and plnces and In such manner
as may be appointed iy O. S. Jackson,
the Vnr Savlngo Director for Oregon,
acting under authority of the Secre
tary of the Treasury and pursuant to
tha proclamation of the President of
the Un.ted States.
Given under my lr.nd and Official
Tlilo this Hth day of Jvne, 1918.
MAGNUS SAXON.
j Mayor of the City c: St. Helens,
Oregon.
NOTICE OK FINAL ACCOUNT IN
J. 8. BACON ESTATE
i Notice Is hereby given that the
( undersigned, as executor of the es
tate of J. S. Hacon, has filed his final
r.ccount In the County Court of the
i State of Oregon, for Columbia Coun
ity, and that Monday the 15th day of
July, 1918, at the hour oi ten o ciock
In the forenoon of said day and the
Court room of said Court have been
appointed by said Court as the time
nml n ace lor the neartng oi oojeci
1 tons thereto and the settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published June 14,
1918.
J. H. SOUTHARD.
Executor of the estate of J. S. Bacon,
Mmu
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AMBU elevates the garage or repair
man to the position of expert in the re
pair of all electric starting and lighting
systems on automobiles.
In short, AMBU tests periodically
made, keep the car in tip top condition
Come in and get acquainted with this
wonderful instrument. Let us make a
test for you it will convince you that
we know all about the. particular Elec
tric System on your car.
Don't worry about your car. Bring
it to us and we will put it in good ordei".
and save big repair bills and the aggra
vating long delays and inconvience of a
laid-up car.
INDEPENDENT AUTO CO.
8T. HELENS, OREGON
It 1
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Deceased.
J. W. Day, Attorney. 26-5