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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1918)
6 ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1918 l HOUSEHOLD HINTS THE FIGHTING LINE 4 When Jimmy went to fieht the Hun Across tno Drlny sea Conrso salt dampened with vine-!1' seemed like setting of the sun J 1 1 .1. . . . . I rr T : M I Car will clean enameled ware that has become burned or discolored In mixing batter the lumps of flour cau be avoided by putting the salt In the flour before wetting. To keep coffee from boiling over plr.ce a lump of butter (size of large boan) Into the coffee pot Just before boiling starts. When your hands are badly soiled from scrubbing or housecleaulng take a handful of cornmoil and rub them with it and wash as usual. Enameled kettles that have burned dry should be fillod at once with boiling water, as cold water would cause the enamel to crack or chip. Glass stoppered bottles are some times very difficult to opeu. This may be overcome by putting a very thin coating of vaseline on the stop per. Add soda to the water in which greasy dishes are washed aid save eoap. The alkali in the soda, in combination with the grease will form its own soap. When cold starching collars and cuffs or men's shirts which you wish to give a high luster, add a piece of plum half the sire of a pea to the starch for each shirt I Good polish for furniture is made by mixing together vinegar and oil in equal quantities. Apply very sparingly with a sofe cloth and polish it oft with a clean, soft duster. A very delicate icing is made for cakes by mixing one cup of confec tioner's sugar with three table spoonfuls of cream; to this add the juice and rind of half an orange. When serge clothes get a "shiny' or glossy appearance, take a little vinegar to a pint of warm water and p;ess with a smooth cloth dipped In the mixture. This gives serge a new luster. When marking linen, put the cor ner into cold water starch, wring out and Iron until dry. It will make a perfectly dry surface, and the mark ing can be done without making any blots. To Jimmy's ma and me. And I opine we would repine, But we've no time, you soe. For now that Jimmy's gone to fight. To finish off the Hun. If he's to do his fighting right. And get 'cm on the run, We've got to hustle day and night A-backlng up of son. i We don't get up at reveille Or go to bed at "taps," Rut when the morning whistle blows There's no more time for naps We've got to hustle shot and shell And guns for all those chaps. Jim's ma is raising garden truck, One sister's making "sass," Another's in munitions, And our only other lass Will be a Red Cross nurse right soon. She's leading in her class. day I'm working fifteen hours a And yet I'm feeling fine. And when I do get tired I say, Well, that's a certain sign That I'm a soldier in my way And on the fighting line. Ellis Meredith AIM OF COLLEGE IS TO HELP WIN WAR O, A. C. Will be Turned Military Camp Into Big Corvallis, Ore. To help win the war is the chief aim of tho Oregon Agricultural College. Recent de cision by the government to make the college and other Institutions military training camps where in tensive instruction will be given that will fit men for overseas work along specialized lines necessitated quick action in preparing for the work be fore the opening cf the school year, September 23. Decision was made f.t a meeting of the adminls rative council to offer many new courses. It is expected that training will be giv en to more than 2,000 members of the United States army this fall. One course which is expected to appeal to many will give basic work for aviation intended for those who expect to enter aviation service. Various courses in engineering, in cluding chemical engineering, are most in demand by prospective mem bers of the students army training corps. Courses will be offered which will give training of value for those who plan to go Into the quarter master's corps, the sanitary corps, the engineers corps and the signal corps. The young women will not te left out In the plans. The government will be assisted in its effort to enlist intelligent young women of good edu cation and sound health in the United States Nurse Reserve. Students qualifying for entrance in the Nurse Reserve wiH not only have the basic work required, but actual training in nursing, dietetics and other helpful subjects. There will be many op portunities to prepare for war work. TRACTOR SHOW IS NOW ON The big demonstration of tractors which is now being held In Portland is attracting much interest and 1 SOTU'E OK GCAKMAV8 8.U.K OK KKALi KHTATR IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR COL UMBIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Guardianship 01 the Person and Est.-.te of Harry Cloninger, a Minor. Notice is horebv "Ivan, that In nur- nuance of an orde- cf the Pountv Court of the County of Columbia. htrte of Oregon, duly given aud made on the 27th y of July, 1918, in the abopo entitled estate, Cordelia Clon inger, guardian of the porson r.nd es tate of Harry Clonli-per, a minor, will f.nll nt nr nftai- Sir ii.-d v thn 1 1th Haw of September. 1918. In the t'ountv of Columbia, State of Oregon, to the highest and best bidder and upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned at nrlv.iin mi In anhlm-r confirmation by said County Court, t lie louowing described real property belonging to the estate of said minor: A ulr In nf Innil fin font In nl.lil. and described as beginning nt the iu tersectlon of the county road with the westerly boundary of the right-of-way of the Northern Pacific R. It , whero an iron bar has been set In the but-i vey of the Cloninger estate, and run ning thence northerly along the said westerly boundary of said, right-of-way 1014 feet to an iron pipe set in the north boundary of said Clonln' ger estate; thence westerly along the north boundary of said Cloninger i land 63 feet; thence southerly and parallel to the railroad right-of-way I 1014 feet, ninrn nr lnaa in tint mhi,,! of the County road, thence following ! said road easterly to the point of be-1 ginning, containing 1.39 acres and ' being in Section 36, Tp. 4 N., R. 2 1 West of the Willamette Meridian, in Columbia County, State of Oregon. Terms and condlt Innn nf a.il Pan), upon delivery of the 1H nf ui,t ' guardian and after confirmation of sale Dy said County Court. BldS and Offers must ha In urrlllnir1 and may be left at the office of W. A. Harris, St. Helens, Oregon, attorney XOTK'K OK VIS Ah ACCOUNT MAKIK HOSE MOKKL KNT.ITK Notice is hereby glvon that the un designed as adnl.'lHtra'.rlx with will rnnexed of the estate of M irle Rose Morel, deceased, his filed her final recount In the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, fi " Columbia Coun ty, and that Saturday, September 14, 19 IS, nt the hour of 1 o'clock p. in., .if unlit fl.-v ,inl tliM I'mirl Ilium! nf said Court at St. Melons. Oregon, hav neon appointed ny bum i nun as wiu time and place for he-irlng abjection thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated Mid first published, August 16, 1918. LOUISE M. ANMKElt, Administratrix with Will Aunnxod. 35-39 l'IKK! HUE! HUE! F1KKI See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and Insure your property in the Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinn vllle, Oregon. Don't put It off. Mch6tf W. I. WARREN. Agent. , . "v.vUH VI vsjuu, HllUIUDV different or said guardian, or may bo delivered largely attended. Fifty styles aud makes of tractors are en- r sam guardian personally, at any i tered. so the farmer will have m ""7 yuutunun oi inn so the farmer will have no ume atter tue rlr8t Publication of this . V L Z I L "L?! .! nt,ce and bef" th. making of said trouble In finding just what he is looklrg for. The demonstration is being held near Gresham and is reached by the Gresham Electric rail way. There is also a paved auto road from Portland to the grounds. The show starred yesterday and con tinues urtil tomorrow night aud It is estimated that more than 50,000 poople will attend. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Letters unclaimed at tho St. Hel ens, Oregon, postofiicc, for the v.-eek ending August 31, 1918: William H. Johiuton Mrs. Vester Johnson F. C. Marshall Edwin C. Werner. Letters unclaimed by Sep .ember 14th will be sout to Division of Dead Letters. IVA E. DODD, P. M. An average of 1,000 packets of mail are now being carried regular ly every day between Vienna and Kiev by airplane. The distance be tween the two cities is 750 miles and the claim is made that this la the longest route now being operated In cny part of the world. The trip takes from ten to twelve hours, compared to forty hours by train. It Is made In four stages, the intermediate Btops being Craccw, Lemberg and Proskurow. The majority of the Americans taken prisoner by the Germans are quartered In the Rhine cities of Darmstadt, Karlshrue and G lessen, according to advices reaching the American branch of the International Red Cross here, says a report from Geneva. Allied airmen who bomb t.iese cities are cheered by the Americans, the advices state. sale Dated, August 13, 1918. CORDELIA CLONINGER, Guardian of the Person and Estate of Harry Cloninger, a minor. W. A. Harris, St. Helens, Ore. Attorney for Guardian. First publication Aug 16, 1918. Last publication, Sept. 13, 1918. Glycerine Mixture for Appendicitis St. Helens' people can prevent ap pendicitis with simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad ler-l-ka. ONE SPOONFUL flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract so complete ly it relieves ANY CASE sour stom ach, gas or constipation and prevents appendicitis. The INSTANT, pleas ant action of Adler-1-ka surprises both doctors and patients. Leaves 'Stomach clean and strong. A. J. Demlng, Druggist. It's the lasting quality andrich tobacco taste that makes Real Gravely Chewing Plug cost you no more to chew than ordinary plug. Peyton Brand Real Gravely Chewing Plug 10c a pouch and worth it P, B. Gravely Tobacco Company DanvilU, Virginia H rr iiwui n nil x3 NOTICE OK SALE State of Oregon, County of Multno mah. In the County Court In Probate. No. 7906. In re Estate of Jacob Franklin May bach, Deceased. Notice is hereby riven thnt nn,. suant to an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the Coun ty of Multnomah, duly made and en tered In the above entitled estate on the 29th day of November, 1916, as modified May 22, 1918, the under signed administratrix of said estate win, irom and after Monday, the 16th day nf Spntpmhor 101 a ., Ceed tO Bell at DliVfttA R.ll In nna tin- CCl, for cash and credit, to the highest bidder, sublect to the rm.f irmti,,n of the said Court, all of the follow ing property of the salr estate situat ed in the County of Columbia and State of Oregon, to-wit: Lots one (1) and two (2) tnd the south half of the northeast quarter (SNE ) of Sec tion six (6), and Lots three (3), four (4), and five (5) and the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter SEWNWm nf Snrtlnn i-lr tfi In Township three (3) north, range two kcj wesi oi Willamette Meridian, containing three hundred flnd four teen (314) acres more or less, ac cording to the United States govern ment surveys, said premises being the north half (NV4) of said Section lx (6), together with the dower estate of Nettle Maybach as widow of said aeceaent therein. Terms cf Bale, six thousand dollars ($6000) cash, balance of bid payable in equal Installments due July 1, 1919, January 1 and July 1, 1920 rnd Janur-ry 11921, with interest on deferred pr.ymonts at six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, evidenced by promissory notes of the purchaser, secured by first mortgage on said premises, with privilege to the purchaser of logging such eighty (80) acres thereof on making each defer red payment as may hereinafter be r-.greed upon and confirmed by the Court. Bids will be received at my r.i. dence, 1681 Westanna Street In the City of Portinnd. Pninfv nf M,.u rnah and State of Oiegon, or at the of- uce oi my attorney, Thad W. Vree land, 1020 Chamber of Commerce tiuiiaing in Bald city. Dated, Portland, Oregon, August 13, 1018. NETTIE MAYBACH, . Administratrix THAD W. VREE LAND, A'.torney for Administratrix, 1020 Chamber of Commerce, Portland. Drpirn-i First publication, August 16th, 191S l,3bi puoncaiion, sept. 13th, 1918 Try Ramsey's Bread It is as Good as the Best and Made Right Here in Your Home Town OUR BAKERY PRODUCTS CAN NOT BE EXCEL- , LED Try Them Ramsey's St. Helens Acreage For Sale From 2 tu 2(1 aire trait nil Joining ;. V. Mi Itrl.lo Nilmol In WYnI St. Ili'lens, at $1.10 to $2.10 per acre, on ng time ami ray pit) mi-tit. sh t1Mn t)C font of an ordinary lot. uw Is tJie time to buy. The High, way to tho tea will run along Hldo of tlilx tract. Let us Uike you out in our auto to look at thin land, and you will sun-ty Ami tho liiml you want. GEO. H. SHINN, St. Helens, Oregon Be a Booster NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD UF EQUALIZATION For Columbia County, Oregon Notice Is hereby given that the Hoard of Equalization for Columbia uouniy, uregon, win attend at the Court House in St. Helens, Columbia i it u n I v I irp i'nn nn ilia (IaV In SpnlpmhAI ' fMnnriaw oAK, ' ..... , ...u.iut , WCUL' ember Bth) 1918, and publlcally ex amine the assessment roll for salj year, and enrrpnt nil Avrnmi in ,!.. tions, descriptions or qualities of lands, lots or other property assessed by the Assessor and II ahull hp duty Of nnruini InlnrpataH 1a nnAn. Petitions or CDDllcatlonn' for hn ra. uuciion or a particular assessment shall be made in writing, verified b) the oath of the. nnniipnni nr hi at torney, and be filed with the Board Within fifteen Hah from I ho lima K is by law required to meet; and any petition or application not so made, verified and filed shall not be consid ered or acted upon by the Board, C. W. BLAKESLEY, 35-38 . Assessor Mist Want Ads for Results. Insist on getting 4 ST. HELENS BUTTER Your grocer has it. OODSTOC ID J in One In. Machine. ll harmonlomlrcora. Qu3lt.-rn"2jfh..'",ot th.Flr.t ImproveJ-SimplifieJ-HoJCTnirtJ Slmpl Artlitle-Dur.bl-Emel. ant-Standard 42 K. i-.i. lbl.-Boft Tuuoh-Ltaoi AcuoE In the Woodstock You Will Find it no aui.r trpowrltar doia fThi baatoparaton lay til.). " Oily . eloaa-up Tiew. an actnal Imj, lvaatl(a. fey ad Maana-W. . your .rrviea. L.t uaabo " It If to try".;" j57or,'."" " h?" Antral 6M3 aaU uS3i ia-o. Woodstock Typlt., comp-.n j 2l)-Ii.,i, vi. . CTast-l.inetl Heater, $17.75 2-M.n-,$l925 Other Heaters 'fro,n $3.25 to $27.25 I -a rye Assortment Tliose stoves arc made in iorila.nl ami arc tl.orouyl.lv KMaramted Were bought S0I11 inomlis r lvinTt fc cent ailvaiu-es ami I ai Kiviiij,' my customer, the benefit of my early lny, while they last. E. A. Ross Bank BMg. St. Helen, Modaia Tourlna THE THRIFT CAU , OVERLAND Considering all of the five essentials for complete satis faction, the Overland Models are the nearest approach to perfection on the market today. Do not let such a claim upon our part go unchallenged. Make your investigation at once. AI'I'K.lltAM K, I'KIU OHMWCi:, tXlMKOKT, SKKVK'K mu I'ltlt'K J. F. Dopplmaier DEALER CITY GARAGE Phone 57 ST. HELENS, ORE. Ice Cream and Sodas Our ice cream is pure and wholesome, rich and tooth somealways the same, always the best. Our sodas and sundaes are large and luscious. Every trial brings a happy smile. For Old and Young Our candies are pure and wholesome perfectly safe for young and old. And we carry the kinds that each prefers. Whether it's a stick to lick or something soft to chew we have it. Buy Your Candy Where It's Fresh and Handy. MASONS THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS Cigars Candies How's Your Automobile? Now, more than ever before, you must watch your automobile and keep it inperfect order. Automobiles are hard to get, parts are getting harder to get every day. So watch your car to see that it is kept in good repair. Don't neglect the valves, don't run with an engine knock. Keep the play out of the rear axle. The St. Helens Garage is one of the best equip ped repair shops in the county and special work is easy foi us. We handle lathe work, make small parts, battery work besides all automobile repairs. ST. HELENS GARAGE Phone 57 H. M. TERRY . Prop. On the Strand 50 Tractors Entered IS TIIK BIG DEMONSTRATION On (lie Cotton, IIuikk and Phoenix JUnrlioN POUTI AMh nunnnM ScDtemhr S. fi 7 1918 neachodliy QroBham Electric Hallway. Tavod Auto rood to t Emimatucl attoiulnnce Fifty to Sixty Thousand
