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2 ST. HELLNS MISf, FRIDAY. MAY 9. 1919 A It n 'j.j f f 1 1 i ! !. u i i :i :4i J -. Issued Every Friday by THE MIST rrUMSIIING COMPANY O. D. HEILBORN....VIce President id Manager. S. C. MORTON Editor BUBSCIUPTION' BATES One Year fl-RO BU Month 75 Entered as second-class matter, January lOtb, ISIS, at the rostofflce at St. Helens, Oregon, under the act of March 3rd, 1879. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER CHAMH OF COMMHCI MOTHEB'9 DAY Sunday Is Mother's Day, a day set apart to especially honor mother. If every day in the year was mother's day, and the nation bowed in rever ence, even then, mother would not receive the honor due her. There is no word in language that carries with it so much feeling, there Is no word that brings back such sweet recollections and touches the heart of all mankind. There could be no more appro priate time to honor mother than now. She sent her sons across the seas to save humanity and to succor other mothers; to save the children of other mothers. Her heart bled, but with a silent prayer for her boy's safety, she bade him go and' do his duty, and her "goodbye and God bless you" rang in that soldier's ears. And that soldier went and he did his duty, and over there, his thoughts were of mother, and thinking of mother, he was brave and self-sacri ficing, because mother was brave and self-sacrificing. And her soldiers won the battles because of her example, and those who fell, their thoughts were oi mother and the first request of the dying soldier was to "tell mother" he had done his duty. And thus, mother and her sons, won the victory. Many of us have our mothers with us; there are others whose mothers have passed to the Great Beyond and live with us, only in memory. But that memory is sweet because it is of mother, and though it might bo years since mother passed on, her sweet face Is before us and her ex. ample is not forgotten. Childhood's days come back to us and we recall how we went to mother for sympa thy and comfort. And as we enter ed manhood or womanhood, we re member how she was our comfort and confident, and we long for her sweet goodnight and her gentle caress as she assured us everything was all right. We long for the goodnight kiss that soothed ant comforted us, "the touch of a vanished hand and the sound of a voice that is still," and though she has gone, we feel that her gentle spirit still hovers o'er us, and she is here to comfort and help us, for wu know mother would never leave u. If all the poets united to write a single poem, If all the singers sang one grand chorus and If all the authors compiled a single volume in honor of mother, they could not pay her too great an honor, for mother is the one, and the only magic word, that touches the heart of all man kind. Sunday is Mother's Day. COST OF COURTESY It is estimated that the little word "please" costs the people of the United States ten million dollars a year in telegraph tolls alone. This Is a big bill to pay for a word which some persons would regard as "unessential." Yet it Is Increasingly used in messages that average three cents a word. And the frequency of its use is the measure of the good breeding of the sender. Its cost to the men who sends it is simply com pensated ior Dy the good feeling and the heart of the man who re ceives it. No man should be too poor, too busy or too much engrossed with the immediate purpose aimed at to ob serve the amenities, the trifllnir for malities, that make up the indefinite and yet Important thing that Is called "courtesy." Courtesy is the grent lu bricant that makes the wheels of life go smoothly. It is the great emol lient that softens asperities, puts . more agreeable aspect upon necessity and makes this world a pleasnnter place in which to live and do busi ness. If America spends ten million dol lars a year on the word "please" in telegraphic messages. It is an invest ment that brings most excellent and amply worth while returns. New York Mail. WHERE IS HE? Where is the knockor that a few months ago predicted tho bottom was just about ready to drop. If you can find him. lull him that 100 men have returned to work nt the shipyards. Inform him thr.t good progress is being made on the build ing of the new mill for the IhIhikI Lumber company, and that 60 to 60 men will be given steady employ ment. Show him tho force of men working on the new Bchoolhouse SIMMONS IN THE CIIUTIT COIHT OF' TIIK STATE OK OHKCION FOR Ol. I'.MllIA COl'NTY. Mllfred I.owlson and Maltlo l.ewlson, i'luintlffs vs. August Tlmonen und Una Tlmonen. Defendant. To AiiKUst Tlmonen and Una Tlinou en, Defendants. In the Nunie of tho Slate nf Ore-j gon. You aro lioreny required iu ni- wurnuiK un ine new ucuuuiuuuar, -- ...i.i, ..r and then refer him to Herrold or De W '' ,ro 1 1 Spain, who want to employ good I I """f ,"',J M,n" " J" VuJ men and men who want to work to ove entitled sun within l help build the 11 miles of highway between Scappoose and Deer Island. Bill Taft tried Hill, the knitter, the Mist is sure that our Hill would odd some weight to the verdict and pos sibly Germany's Hill would know when he was '-sat on," that is, If our lilll did the sitting. The people of Columbia county should vote for tho Roosevelt hlgh-i SOUND ADVISE In survey of the commercial out look in the United States, the Stand ard Oil Co., of New Jersey, takes an optimistic view. Tho Lamp, ti magazine published by that corpora tion, says: "So far from danger of a prolong ed period of non-employment, it au pears that every worker will beway jt j, an mportnnt and neceb needed to repair me wastage in in- sary highway and will open up the dustrlal machinery, to overtake the coast counties which are now cut construction program neglected dur- 0ff from the rest of Oregon, und Ing the war, to help make up the hooking at the proposition from a shortage of foodstuffs and of almost . selfish standpoint, tlio proposed every other necessity of life which , highway will be of inestimable exists in this country, only in a .benefit to Columbia county, somewhat less degroe than In the rest of the world. Thoso who attend the Chamber of "Belated action, due to luke-j Commerce meetings show they are iui mini m mo i-umiueiviui luium interested in nt. nolens ana Colum is dangerous because It means delay bb. county. Those who do not at in repienisning me aepie:ea siocks of commodities. "After four years of Intense Indus trial activity ,'and production, the country found itself on the declara tion of peace living from hand to mouth. "This company did not share anxiety as to the commercial future as the war drew to a close, nor It now fear anything more serlou than the confusion Incident switching the industrial engine back to peace tracks." Ex. from the 9th day of May, 1919. the date of the first publication of thtsj summons, or by tlio 21st duy of June. ioiu .....I it ..II In nfilutiir! Press reports state that Taft may ... ... ' ...', ,i,f ti.n f the judges of the court of , , , , , 10 rourt for vTl .lh7,r Vl" T? ' ' w''l'8 relief prayed for in their con, World vs. Wi helm, the kaiser. If i ,,,,,,., K,r a iu.lcment against for tlio sum of t.lglit hundred Dollars, with interest thereon at tlio rate of ti per cent per milium from the 19tii day of November, 1917, un til paid; for tlio sum of Seven umt 59-100 Dollars taxes paid, with In- Springtime Jewelry s n :lioiight of Spring mid Summer la the linn of jl-u-.., Just received. Ill the selection are VMeii,Hr ciialn. A iiiom Hiiriij!rii mu ror the liuilnn,l w fVnd this U the time for HlrlliMoii iiiL ' rwb- uive them li: appropriate sotting. You will aUo rin. . . cut collection of AknIo IUb and Agato IVnnaU t our it There's wh have knives and 1 enclU. .. uwnii iiwtri. miu nun in inn iimo iur iiiriit,.!.....- ... have them li: appropriate sotting. You will alxo fi.i . ..... . lllftvn f rent collection oi .ik"' nwaio i-cnnaf m oup .,7' VON A. GRAY " RELIABLE JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER tercet thereon at the rain of 6 pei cent per annum from the 2nd day ot Aorll. 1819. for the sum of One I hundred Dollars, uitorney' fee, to gether with plaint if f's roals mil dis bursements; that the mortiTuK1-' uted by ou on tlio 19th day 01 November, 1917, upon the SV4 of tho N. V. U Of Section 2, Township I 7 North. Itango 4 West of the Wil lamette Meridian In 1'ulumhla Coun ty, Oregon, be foreclosed, and that said real property be sold in the man-; , I'.er provided hy law, to satisfy said Hums of money; and that you and all subse- be fore closed and barred of all riKht, claim :M A S O N: 'i!ios t aniioiiiu'c that he has the exclusive the hij;h grade line of :'i;"t'J lor Helen Ardelle Chocolates They are lon luclive to happier moments ainl ; swifter disposition and air a wholesome and delicious h. nr-iiintlc confection. These delicious chocolates arc made liv fnrnitr students of the Unix ersil y of Washington, Iec j,j2i hcth Townseu I and Martha Ardelle Townsend. You can obtain these high grade chocolates only it MASON'S LUNCHES ICECREAM CONFECTIONS tend, by their nbsence, show their cl;l,!"i?" ",1,l"r y,"', selfishness. They ore willing f0l nuei.t to plalnlllfs mor Kae I thlnirs In be ux-nim.iuiin.i s, 1 closed and barred of all right Helens and hope to be benefitted' i or ,',ul,y )f "'''""'I'tlon In the said but they are not willing to do their ('remises, mid every part thereof, and littlo bit In civic work, ' l'1)r B,u'n ol'""' lim' further relief us ' 1 to tlio rourt may seem meet am: Washington is said to be flooded ' e'lu'iahle. With nnnlle.-illn.ia for t.n. Il, t. i '"IS 8UI1U110I1S 18 Served Ill'On 'Oll t does I m,Kl,t not b a bal 'ea to give the l'.y w on- order of H" Prions i Preference in employment to return ! M;ll'" tounly Ju.lse of tbe T ,nld soldiers out of work when the;(ollI1,-v of I'olunihla, State cf Ore- U1 lu 1 i t . . . . . ! Pun lit 11 (4 A and anl.iru,l nn ,A 1 n FEW ADVERTISERS FAIL Advertising merchants constituto taken g.ui 1 gon, made and entered on the Znn 1 uay or .nay, i;is, (iireciing sucn I publication in tho St. Helens Misi Henry Ford says that a hundred onco e:'ch 'w't fcr 8'x consecutive census Is about to be Francisco Chronicle "taonw IN??at!w n,TFP?lvUTr,T,l,K!R,'"l,,''lt attorney of tho hate of lange. Mrs. H. J. Anderson nad Jehu W Mc-' ' tOre- Cullv. Plaintiff. ! years from now President vilson' 1 weeks fame will be a hundred fnld roi.ior! I'ato of first publication. May 9th. only 16 per cent of all business fail-1 than It is today. If anybody wants to! I319- ures reported in Bradstreet and : bet Henry a million this isn't so, wo ; "te of last publication, June 2nth, Duu, says an O. A. C. news exchange. I would like to hold the slakes. Ex. i I919- Of all business failures In the entire : .1 y , nutltlS country 84 percent are non-ndver- Kl'MMOXS Attorney for i'lilntlifs unci a, musLijr nuiuii iuwii iiiercnauis. "This shows that the country merchant Is not using publiclt; he ought," declares the exchan The O. A. C. dispatch says that Ore- Cully, Plaintiffs. gon editors have long known that svs. he phenomlnal success of mail order U. W. Nicholas, Defandant houses in Oregon is due to paid pub- To K. W. Nicholas, the abovo named llclty, but many merchants seem to defendrnt: think that this fact is used only to' In the Name of the State of Ore wheedle money out of them. The! gon: You are hereby rooulred to ap merchants can hardly accuse the pear and answer the complaint filed great rating firms of Bradstreet and; against you lu the above entitled uun or Deing partners in this imag- court and cause on or before tlio 21sl inary scheme. day of June. 1919. said ri,,v i,i after the expiration of six weeks irom ine date of the first publication REMEMBER THAT If you work for e. man, In Heaven's of this summons; and If you fall to helping hand from vnn Or if a friendly word will aid, a little word or two; Encouragement, perhaps a smile; some trifling, kindly thing To spur the other chap along, that by itself may bring The needful means to help him out .ad the Bense of self-re- Go0(1 he do not hesitate but Bpect that it promotes in the mind shake his hand today name work for him. If he pays you ; nppear, for want thereof, the plain wages which supply your bread rnd ' tiffs will apply to tho Court for the butter, work for him; speak well of I relief demanded In their complaint him; stand by him and Btand by the to-wlt: institution he represents. 1. That they have Judgment If put to a pinch, an ounce of loy-1 ?,g"'n"f you ln tho 8"m of 1700, in altv is worth n nnti iCoId (oln of the United St JlfOfl U'ltll If you must vilify, condemn and ie Ul,C " 1 ' k.e, J0I7 : eternally disparage resign your po-l ne?atL of 8 nor n? 1917i 1 sitlon and when you are outside, j sum of J1-t nt per annum, less ; long as you are p.-.rt of tho institu-1 32 .Vlh ln,orei't "if re-1 Hon do not condemn it. I ')er c"t per an. Liberty Bonds Bought and Sold at Market Quotations SHERMAN M. MILES Central Meat Market We handle and sell none but the choicest ot MEATS. Cleanliness and Safety is our motto and when buying from us you arc assured of getting only the best. WE WILL BUY ttccf Cattle. Hogs, Veal and Toultry and pay the highest market prices. Trade at home and save money. Central Meat Market Mnltlov Ni (,K)t(iK WIIMIX, Proprietors Phone 60 Free and Prompt Delivtrf .1, 'U,, .u 0U are looscnine. 1918; for the further sum of tf O the endrils that are holding you to attorney's fees; and for t .elr costs the institution, and at the first htBh and UlnburseniMU of this s, U vlrnJr ''l0nB' yU WlU bi 2- That tlie ort.TaRQ iese" bed In unrooted nnrt nmwn awav anA 1 ..1.., , . . 7 vl""u ' num from the 5th day of Septembei. uprooted and blown away, and prob-! plaintiffs i.uijr ;uu win never Know me reason why. Elbert Hubbard. LET'S DO IT complaint be fnrpplnao.i and the real properly described In said mortgage and the whole there, of, to-wlt: "Lots One (1), Three (3), Foui If you think that someone needs a! '4) Nineteen (19). Twenty (201 Now for a Drive on Cash p ROBABLY Victory Loan subscriptions have made a hole in your "bank roll." That's a good thing, however, because it will cause you to get down and SAVE again- Then pretty soon you'll wake up and find vourself with a nice thriving account here at the Columbia County Bank-and a tidy collection of "The World's Best Securities" like Government Bonds. Then it will be that you are on the road to prosperity. SHERMAN M. MILES Present MRT"LWi"TB Vic. President A. L. STONE O. MOECK Cashier Asst. Cashier IN cqixji-uJIacJiIinty iwenty-one (21), and Twenty-two 1 (!!), lilock Ono Hundred Korty-fivtl (145); Lots One (1), Two (2).1 Three (3), Four (4), Nineteen (191 : Twenty (20), Twenty-one (21)'i Twenty-two (22), In Illoek One Hundred Thirty-eight (138; Lots1 Seven (7), Eight (8), Nine (9), Ten1 (10), Thirteen (13), Fourteen (14) j Fifteen (15), Sixteen (16), Seven ,(i.7)' E1K,l,,!"n (18). Nineteen (19), Twenty (20), and Twenty-on (21), In Block One Hundred and six (106); Lots Seven (7), Eight (.81 Fourteen (14), Fifteen (15), and Sixteen (16), in lilock One Hundred end Thirteen (113), according to th duly recorded mnp and pint thereof on file in the office of the County Clerk for said County and Stnte be sold by the sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon, In the manner nio- vided by law for the sale of real rroperty upon execution, and that from the proceeds of said sale there MB JlilKi; First: The costs and expenses of said sale. thlHsu"t1: Th CStS aml expenses of Third: The principal sum of 700 with Interest thereon at the rate 01 ,.Zr ?ent per nnn" from May 2tt. 1917, less the sum of $32.55; th. further sum of 350.32, with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from September 5, 1918 and the further sura of J150 attor- Fourth: That the overplus, If nnv there be, be paid to the defendant an his rights in tho premises may ud pear. v mlit,hi Tij.'f .the P,alltlffs be per mitted to bid ln Bald real propertj upon the snlo thereof, and that If the proceeds of said sale be Insufficient to satisfy plaintiffs' judgment, that fy.i, e glven a doflclncy judgment . ny amount of such deficiency, if This summons is published by t!",hJ 0t, V.'e on- Martin White, I Judge of the County Court of the; State of Oregon for Columbia Coun-! ty, which order wes made and eii-l tered on the Cth day of May, 1919 i f." ,.the tLme Prescribed for the pub lication thereof is six wooks begin i nJnS,Wlt1the lHU0 ot th th day! of May 1919, and ending with the Issuo of the 20th dr.y of June, 1919 j GLEN R. MET8KER, ' m Attorney for Plaintiffs. Place of residence and Postoffico, address, St. Helens, Oregon. St. Helens BEST WINS THE WEST St. Helens wants home Indus tries. Nt. Helens Ilest Is a homo pro duct. Made from sweat cream, pas teurized and churned (all. Cream collected twleo r. week. Thoro Is -io substitute for llutter. Demand the "lu-ttt." It's mudo In St. Hele;:s. St. Helens Cr0pera tive Creamery Assn. St. Helens Flour Sold hy t lie fullowinj; reliable dealers of ST. HELENS. CENTRAL GROCERY ITALIAN IMPORTING CO A. T. K I ULAN LARSEN CO ROY & FREI3ERICKSON UNION STORE J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS ALSO- ( 11. nitidis A CO., Yankton; O. A. KIUCKSON, Warns; ::. I'. Mil l'i K . Halnler; C. II. ENGLISH, Heer Island; FEIlltIS SIMON. Snippoi.se. Made at Home for Home People ASK FOR ST. HELENS FLOUR St. Helens Flour Mill Company - . - Fruits and Vegetables The Columbia River Canning n.i..- . b ""u 1 iuuutc company wants 10 ton ETAr.pc , . , r ior an kinds of FRUITS and VbU tract with farmers and fanninrr r.--. . .. terms -r. hmo tim uluwcrs are invited to call ana gci b """""8. ihe highest cannery prices will be paid. We have for sale nil . r . Let us work tr, : "ull &ou SEEDS and FERTILIZERS. -b-"'u 10 maKc Colt v-uiuiiy. lumbia county a better farm producing Columbia River Canning & Produce Company ROSASCO, Manager PHONE 55
