St. Helens mist., May 02, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

ST. IIELLNS MISt. FRIDAY. MAY 2. 1919
INTEREST TO WOMEn
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Dull Telvet froel:a are relieved by
Jackets of gold oni blue brocade.
In aandering wool materUl it is
Important to keep tie temperature
of the -washing water, the rinsing
water and of the dryinc room the
Bsrae. This will prevent shrinking.
Whea readin; a nsafaiine if you
find an article which you especially
wish to saTe place rcur initials on it
and after the magazine has been read
by the household the article may be :
cut out.
A dainty gift fcr the fastidious!
woman, is one of the "bon voyage i
baskets," filled, not with candy or I
fruit, but with necessary toilet es
sentials, such as soap, perfume, toi
let water, cold cream, etc.
FASHION NOTES
Cotton voiles are highly fashion
able. Decorated voile Is used much in
ceckwear.
Full length velcur capes han&
from a yoke.
Ostrich in the soft wool coverings
is very popular. I
Monkey fur appears on Urge and ,
small hats alike. j
Marmot fur combined with oppos-!
sum is very smart.
A fringed silk cellar gives a plain
black satin gown a smart tonch.
Suit skirts fasten on the side from j
hip to hem with large closely ar-i
ranged buttons. I
A charming tea pown Is composed
of a skirt in ecru lace, a paneled
blouse of black velvet and a general
felling of brlllant green chiffon.
the parsnips back in the dressing
and let them simmer about v min
utes. lama Itaa Koast
One and one-half cupfuls cooked:
lima b evens, two canned pimentoes,'
three ounces American cheese, three-
fourth cupful bre.-.d crumbs, salt.i
cne tablespoonful Crisco. i
Tut first three Inpre -items througb '
a meat chopper. Mis thorvagtily and,
add bred crumbs until !t is stiff
enough to form into a roll. Seasou
to taste. Brown in OTea. basiing
occasionally with Crisiro and water. :
Canned Cherry Salad j
Two cupfuls of canned cherrie.'
two cupfuls of shredded lettuce, four;
marshmellows, quarter cupful cf
French dressing, four stuf ied olives. ,
If cherries were canned without
being pitted, remove the s:ones and
Insert a small piece o? nurshir.llow :
which hr.s been cut cut with scissors
Put on coarsely shredded lettuce and
garnish with olives which have been
cut into thin rincs. Serve with1
French or ether saKd dressing. j
Cocoanut Chariot te.
A delicious dessert is this: Beat
the whites of three ec?s. a pirch of
salt and half a cup of pulveriieu
sugar. Scald one quart cf cream in
a double boiler, add to it the beaten
and sweetened whites and the mill'
from one cocoanut. with six drops of
rose extract. Freeie. Line charlotte
russe, cases, which are sold at all f a 1
vor stores, with white sponge cake.
Fill in the center with the frozen
mixture, scatter grated cocoanut oTer
the whole and stick a maraschino,
cherry on the top for a garnish.
RECIPES
Meat Loaf
Reject fat of beef, boiled or baked.
put through food rrinder. with two'
crackers. Add on or two beaten :
eggs, milk or water to moisten, little
salt if needed and poultry dressing, '
with melted butter. Butter loaf tin :
and pour mixture in. Bake 20 min
utes. When cold it may be sliced
thin and is very n:ce for the lunch
basket or with baked potatoes, or
hot biscuit for tea. j
Kidney Saut. j
Wash kidney thoroughly in cold
water, removing all the fat; parboil,
for about 10 minutes; drain and wipe)
dry; cut in small p'eces and saute in j
hot butter in the frying pan.!
Sprinkle with chopped parsley. j
Fricasse of Parsnip j
Scrape parsnips and boil in mllki
until tender. Take out and cut in
four pieces If they are of the large
variety; add a piece of butter the size
of a walnut, also salt and pepper t
tne mil they were boiled in: thicken
with a little corn starch or flour; put
FOURTH ESTATE IN WAR
At a memorial service in St. Paul's
cathedral for men connected w:t
the press who had fallen in the war
it developed that more than 500')
British newspaper men and printers
had given their lives in the gre.it
struggle.
It is becomingly characteristic ct
newspaper men to say little If any
thing about themselves, but we be
lieve this extraordinary showing de
serves notice.
In his remarks on the occasion th
bishop of Hereford said of these
workers: '-In time of war tieir la
bors acquire a greatly enhanced im
portance, for they keep the nation
Informed and alert; they stimulate
its courage and excite it to fresh ex
ertion." It would be equally interesting to
know America's loss in the profes
sion. New York Telegram.
NOTICE TO CONTK.UTOKS
St. Helens. Oregon. April J. lt
Sealed proposals, addressed to the
County Court of Columbia County.
Oregon, at St. Helens. Oregon, tnd
endorsed. Proposal for IVing the
Following Work in Columbia Couu
tv. to-wit:
-E. T. Wallace Road In Road Dis
trict No. 5, from Station 13 plus 3!)
to Station 1S plus S3.
-II. G. Smith Road In Ro.-d Dis
trict No 3. from Station 15S plus
40 to Station HO P'us 1 t "
will be received by said County
Court until two o'clock p. ra. May
17th. 11. and not thereafter, and
at that time will be publicly cpentfu
and read.
AH proposals must be made upon
blank forms, to be obtained from
the Roadmaiter, at his office in St
Helens. Oregon. Must give rrlces
proposed, both ir. writing and in fig
ures, and must be signed by the bid
der, with his address.
Tlacs and specification are on file
at the store of J. O. Libel at Mist.
Oregon, and are also on file and may
be examined in the office of the
County Clerk.
Each bidder shall deposit with h'
bid. a certified check for an amount
of at least fiTe 1st per cent of his
bid. payable to the County Clerk,
which shall be forfeited to the Coun
ty, in case the award is made to hr:i.
and he shall neglect, iail or refus.-.
for a period of five days after sues
award is made, to enter into a con
tract and file the re-juired bond
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
W. J. FVLI.ERTON.
County Ju.ie
A. E HARVEY.
Commissioner
JIT-SUN WEEP.
Commissioner
II. E. ALKY.
RoaJmas'.er
J. V. HUNT.
C 2-3: County Clerk
! M MMOVS
!IN THE CIIMTIT COl'KT OK TUB!
. STATE OK OKKIJO.N l. a.alf to"
i fOLl'MHIA CUl Ml.
Bert J. Price, Plaintiff,
vs.
Minnie Price. Defendant.
To Minnie Price. Defendant:
In the Nome of the Stale of Ore
son, vou are hereby required to ap
pear and answer tho complaint filed
against vou in the abevo entitled suit
within 'ix weeks from and after the
date of the first publication of this
summons, namely, on or beforo tha
Tth day of June, 119, and If you
f;-.ll to appear within said time, for
want thereof you will be adjudged
in default herein and pblntlff wllr
apply to the Court for tln rellei
prayed for in tils compHInt herein,
lo-wit, for a dissolution of the mar
riage contract and of rbsolute di
vorce from you and for such otliei
and further equitable relief aa to the
Court shall seem meet In the
j remises.
Tliis summons Is served upon you
by publication In the St. Helens Mist,
a newsp-per published and m
general circulation In Columbia
County, pregon, once each week for
six urres!ve ami consecutive weeks
pursuant to au order of llunurublu
J A. Eakin. Judge of the above ra
nt!".! Court, made and entered on
the 5 I st day of April. 118.
Iate of first publication of sum
mon. April 25, 1S19
Dale of last publication of sum
mons. June C. 191$.
JAMES I.. CONI.EY.
Attorney for Plaintiff. U0 Veou
Building, Portland. Oregon.
CHARLES SOUTH
-VIOLINIST-
Has resumed teaching at St. Helens and can K
Thursday at the Lidyard residence.
BERGMANN SHff
Award
GOLD MEDAL
TUm DlnBiHl and Neuttt
root Khue Madt
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Small Cost Quick Results Mlt
Want Ads.
Flatly Impossible
"Tes." said Simpkins. "I want tn
do my bit, of course, so I thought I i
raise some potatoes."
"Well, I thought I would do that."
said Smith, "but when I looked up
the way to do it I found that pota
toes have to be planted in bills and
our yard is perfectly flat."
Mortgage Loans
On Improved
Farms
at the lowest rates and
on loci time. Repay
able in such installments
as tia borrower may
wiih. Liberal prcpay
cent terms arranged No
ccirmUsioES charged.
Loans closed promptly.
Xsrtf purchased.
VM. McMASTER
701 Cvrbett BIJg.
Portland. Oregon
Have Music in the Home
1'or a small payment down
nnd a small monthly payment,
you can lust. .11 In your home a
llrimsn ii k. Put lie, American
t r UhukMoiic (irnfanolii
and have nil of the latest and
classical music In your homo.
All of tlieae machines play the
standard records.
Sewing Machines
A full line (,f the ,n
known Singer Sen Inn Machine
in feveral different cabluetb
S id on easy terms You
r.in't nfford to be without a
Sinjjrr when 13 CO per month
places one In your home.
N.'td:s for all makes of
machines, and other supplies.
Machine repairing All
work guaranteed.
TH0R AR0NS0N,
Salesman
f-ales Keen in Hewitt UUtr.
St. Helens, Oregon.
Open frota 4 p m. to S p m
and all day on Saturdays.
The house
across the "way
Beautifully attractive, isn't it?
And yet no need for you to be en
vious. Beauty in a house is largely
a matter of good painting. A coat of
B-H Paint will work wonders in the
appearance of your home, and in
addition will add yeais to its life,
Bass-Hueter is synonymous with
the highest achievement in the
manufacture of paints, varnishes,
enamels in fact preparations for
every painting purpose inside the
house or out
Let US knOW VOUr nainrincr nrnK.
lems, and we will gladly solve them
ior you. Also we can supply
you wnn crushes and
other necessaries.
bi n :H
Paints & Varnishes
Frank Wilkins I
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pt'tribntort for
BASS-HUETER PAINT COMPANY, San Francuco
Something
the FARMER NEEDS
It is the most useful of all
Kar'Iai or farm tools. I,y
it, )ou can dispense
with horse lahor. It does
even t hi,-.,, necessary i.,
I-rcparit:- ic,.,i 1C(Is ai)(1
culuvatiiiK the garden or
'nu:k patch.
h ,:,'t only plows Ule
fr"':"!. hut h;is a disc,
I'nrrow ad cultivator at
jichmeHt. y0ll can drill
",rec "' "f scclsat one
'"c, s!ich as onions, beets
a:i1 carrots and other
s,naI1 $cc,l. also Leans
Hid corn.
,I.'tt "P'aiii, in person.
1 'c H-onderful qualities of
' machine. VC gve
fee demonstration on
every Saturday. If vo
nr not ahle to attend 'the
"cnonstration, write for
tree booklet.
L. R0SASC0
.4 eut
SI. Helens and Vicinity
R. CONSTANTIN
TLUMBING. STEAM HEATING
ami SHEET METAL WORKS
Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room suppliet
ST. HELENS, OREGON
DKAI.ICIl I V
Hay, Grain, Feed
Building Supplies, Doors, Windows, hub
Shingles, Brick, Roofing
STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD
Phone 86
Store in K. of P. Bldg Warehouse, Sheldon Dod
St. Helens, Oregon
' For results Mist Want Ads. I .
Ifhe power chaii
The
Gasoline
Quality
"Red Crown" Kai icondo
Uoua, uniform chain of boV
Ing points which gives tmj
tarting, power and mikiM.
Miaturca hava "holu'ia
the chain. Look fur (h Rtd
Crown aign bafore you fiL
STANDARD OIL COMPART
(baua
H- A. SUTLIFFE. Standard Oil Co.. PORTLAND
Buy an Automobile Now
I am Columbia County Agent for
the following well-known cars
The Maxwell
The Hudson The Chalmers
AND
THE ESSEX
This car is considered as the best product of
the American auto builder. Ask for a demon
stration. You will be delighted at the perform
ance of this wonderful car.
SEVERAL USED FORDS AT A BARGAIN
J. H. FLYNN
ST. HELENS, OREGON