St. Helens mist., May 09, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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L Saturday afternoon lust the
W , .. a llllacillla.-
i hri.ldl shower In honor .)f Ml
ii. M i'il l Hie home of Mrs.
"t Munr beautiful line
received.
. .. 1. ..rrlvxil In (own on
ldr evening on hi way to his
tm the vulloy. having recently
L.,l hla honorable discharge
(ha mrvli'e of Uncle Buinuol.
. r...nrlh I.OIIKUe Will ClVt an
C,.,,,.,,,, at the church oaKr.-
! a splendid program has been
v- .
hn Kurlh, (incur ruumnia, nourr
r . i H....I.W M'iImmii who war
V 7. -i .nil rv hava ra.
h, INS mi"" --
Lj to (Jiilnry rflcr long aervlce
trance, i,,'K (Uncharged from
V Lewla.
. il m-
or0 Hullll'rc'.nu, riiTiiiiuiii mo
ilary, Tm Hurce, Kenmilh Kent
Mellaril Diivuy romprlaed a par
ariiiK CliilHkrtilo Monday even-
fur o'' ......
wlmr. flliHV will
n throughout the flahlr.r aoo-
Household hints
Limit gown may have a panel
tig from the snouiuers, enuing
liort trnin.
t lotnl u I n to keep a box 01
Lid la Hio kitchen. If a fire
M bri'aK 0111 irom uuruing
r, oil or gasoline, a lew quart
ii'd thrown on It will I in mud -
imother the flnuiea. Water only
Lit them. ' .?
urs to keep the kettle lir which
irons fluvored vegetables are
ll uncovered. If they are coy-
t 'i will form aud develop an
kunt color that will permeate
kli the house.
h f (H)t should he frequently
wherever available. However,
kv Inritn store of salted,
fa mil dried IIhIi that can bo
bi thixe places whore front! I la It
dlly svtiilebie.
niHul rubber overshoes, first
a iliox, 'alNo the patch, with
kipor. Shear both with liquid
fire 1 1 in cm . ici ury eacn time,
onni mora and before II dries
pitch to h (in with plenty of
kr. Cut away for a few hour.
PLAYING SKIN GAME
w koiiiii un l ie real of
the army? Impoasil,T Hut they
did. anva Hi nr. . . ' winy
. i . .. " "'ripea, I'll MhIi
d In France by the boy.Vtho A
ur';''h-
tne g. M. for lypnwrltr oil. In the
courae of tl.no thore arrived a uu ,
tZSL T,n boUI" nlBtH';U,"M
oil f it 1 1 l" m "k0 c"' ""H'llod like
o . Ml like oil. Thornforo. It wa.
piled It aa oil ahould be applied
Hut It didn't act Ilk, oil
moruln- It required a uUrt h'm n. "
to n,ove the typewrltor carrl:,Ke n0
Jlnir.y to Hfl tt:o key.. The me?
chanlca tried aud confiaaod thulr in.
3ft , typelvm,!'.
j. " "1 riUNtnr
i. i3i n (loci-! t r. w
linw tii'tnw wl. .,.1- .t w
..... ".i-.il. innre are on a
wheelbarrow, hadn't linm.n.,.i i.
The aliiff liml I....... -u.. . '.
. "ivnrea in a
uoimuii inimical .tore Uurir ami li
waan't oil at all. Il . . . i
n...ll. ...... Wl
iwn ..in,
Hut It w.-.a duudy new a!in.
MUSICIANS NEEDED
FOR MARINE BAND
Word ha boon received b
Uoutcnnnt II. K. Totter of the
Marine rerrultlng .tatlon. 308 I'ana
ma HulldliiK. I'ii n In mi ir.. i....
.Ixteon inuHlclnn. are now n'eodod
ior ine notoa Murine Hand at Mare
(aluud, California, a. follow.:
One Kb .clarinet; three lib clurl-
neia tone ror wilo); three lib cornet,
(one for aolo); one barltono; one 11
Hb baa. tuba; three allele trombone.,
one aolo Kb alto; one bn.t druminort
ono trap drutnmnr.
Thl I. the opporunlty of a life
time for a yoiiiiR muaiclan to de
velop under the loaderahlp of aome
of the moat talented inualclun. In the
United HUtoa.
Applicant will be examlnod n. to
uuiniy uy appoininiont through Hie
recruiting office In I'ortl'tnd. Trans
nortntion to rortlimd mv i.a f,.r..
iahed for thl. examination and any
runner Inrormntlon .ocured by writ
ing to Marine Corp. Kecrultlng
Station, S0 I'auama Hulldlng, lort
land, Oregon.
ST. HELENS MIST, FRI DAY. MAV 0 iqiq
1
The Flow of Meat
Two-thirds of the live stock in the
United States has to be raised in
the West
One half of the consumers of meat
live in the East.
In other words, most of the live
stock is one or two thousand miles
distant from most of the people who
need it in the form of food.
Fifty years ago, when live stock was
raised close to every consuming cen
ter, the country butcher could handle
the job alter a fashion.
But thejobgottoo big.
Now millions of animals have to be
moved hundreds of miles to millions of
people. Somewhere on the way they
tave to be turned into meat.
.The packers solved the problem.
Joey set up plants where the "live
haul" and the "meat haul" were in
ye right balance. They built up
tributing systems refrigerator cars,
Jwngerating plants, branch houses,
lhey saved time, money and meat
everywhere. The stockraiser bene
ted in better markets and higher
pnees; the consumer, in better meat
na lower prices.
As the country grew, the packers
naa to rrr0Wt or break dowa Because
x ts present size and efficiency,
?w"t & Company is able to perform
118 Part in this service at a fraction of
a cent per pound profit
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
CHURCH NOTICE
I'l) MH.ial, Congregational Church
The "Wide Awake CUo-ch"
W,y"rt"J t-olumbl. Street.
May 11, i g j?pe,row' '"tor
H'lnday School, 10:00 a. tn
Morning hour, 11:00 a. m.
iioSubjoct, "The Unlver.al Check
Hliffnl M t-v . ...
Kord." ii?'ZrZ 1 '-T? th-
A li o.. wier, u'triione,
Bpearow, Tenor.
.nriauan Endeavor, 7:00 p ta
Buliliwi ti. i .. .. r.: m-
" oi ine Wor d "
The hire of the world la a nul Inn
Dulln rm 1,18 0uU!d0 t""t toPd to
t.;rm.n,,onTo..Vef-,e.K, e6,r.
dlimm c force that come, from wRh
lhle all Kod in the world. The (wo
ore dlmotrlcally oppoalto to each
em.r,:n world,":. I'oavonllneHH
a'rd,?hl,;",:l,,,",",,,,,ow,i Mammon
Uod, greed, goneroalty; .eekiue
tmiiu?' l",rvlnB: Vrllo, humility
uiluro, aucceaa.
Song Service, 8:00 p m
Spctclul mualc.
Kvenlng Hour, 8:15 p. m.
The anlrlt nf ii.o ....
nuiniiiu OI III
wm,nf..,,our dlre.c,el hy 'h I'li'or'
II,- . '! uio uiousht or
L Z0?.1" J"3",l,)' fvlce that pru
com It the .ubject bel..K one of
I tl r Tl '"rh0 WroK Track.
t la rellglou., economical and aoclul
In It application.
We are living In a real ae and wt
devote our atudy to the real prob
lorn, and fact, of the Ege. Come and
worahlp with ua.
MolhodUt Klrpal Church
St. Helen, and Houlton
Albert 8. Hl.ey, I'.ator.
Next Sunday', acrvlocn
Sunday School, 10:00 n. m
Morning Service, 11:00 n tii
Kpworth League. 7:00 p. m.
Kvenlng Service.. 8:00 p. m
Combination Service at Houlton
1:00 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Houlton, Tue.
day. 8:00 p. m.; St. Helen, Wedneb
day, 8:00 p. tn.
Subject for morning, "Tho Way to
Win. For Avpfiinir pin,iii
- '.. (V1IU1IIIKBB,
The rrlondahlp claaa will have
c.mrKo oi ine evening ervlce. They
promlae u omethliig worth while,
and Invite evorv nna tn iin
them In muklng thl. .ervlce unique
uiiu uiioreaiing.
Centenary ulnn nnw ni,.nrK .i
our energies. Sundr.y will set ua
atlll further forward In preparation
for the final drive which will begli
on the 18th. Let u. make the vic
tory complete and decisive.
'The Friendly Church."
Seventh Day Adventlst Church
West St. Helen.
Iloaular eervlcea hM
day.
Sabbath School, 10:45 a. m.
Service, following at 1J (noon).
Weekly I'raver Mnntin ftWrnu.
day, 7:46 p. in.
H. M. KNIGHTON, Elder.
A. T. LAW'S, Deacon.
HOW TO MAKE A
HORSERADISH SAUCE
A palatable .auce, especially good
with boiled beef or steak. Is made by
adding grated borse-radlHh and a lit
tle vinegar to a little whipped cream,
or as follows:
Thicken milk with cracker crumbs
by heating them together In a double
boiler, UHlng 3 tablespoons of cracker
crumbs to 1 H cup. of milk. Add one
third of a cup of grated horso-radish,
3 tablespoons of butter, and one-hatt
teaspoon of salt; or thicken with
butter end flour some of the water in
which t he meat wr.s boiled, add k
generous quantity 1 or 2 table
spoon. of grated horse-radish, boil
a short time and serve.
XOTICK TO CKKDITOltS
IN TUB COUNTY COUIIT OP THE
STATK Or UKKUUN r UK THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Henry Wager, Deceased.
Notlcels horeby given that the un
dnrslgned ha. been appointed ad
ministratrix of the estate of John
Henry Wogor, deceosed, by tho
County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Columbia, and has
qualified. All persons having claims
against said estate nre hereby noti
fied to present the same, duly veri
fied, as required by law, to the un
dersigned, at her resldenco at Yank
ton, Orogon, within six months from
tho date hereof.
Da to and first publication, the 9th
day or May, 1919.
HESTER WAGER.
Administratrix.
Yankton, Oregon. 21-25-6.
NOTICK
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE UF UltKUUn run lUb-
UMUIA COUNTY.
In tho Matter of the Estate of Carle
ton Lewis, Deceased.
Notice Is horeby given thnt the
County Court of Columbia County,
Oregon, has granted an ordor author
ising tho undersigned administratrix
if the estate of Cnrleton Lewis, de
ceased, to sell the following describ
nd real property of said estate to pay
claims against said estate and the
oxpenses of administration, to-wlt:
Tracts 24, 26, 26 and 27, Moun
tain View in the Henjamln D. Stev
ens, D. L. C. In Columbia County.
Oregon, excepting therefrom about
ono ocre of said tract 24, containing
62 acres more or less.
-Thnt from and after Saturday tnt.
7th day of June, 1919, I will pro
ceed to sell at private sale said real
nroperty for the purposes named,
upon the following terms, to-wlt:
For not less than $6000.00 cash and
the balance of the purchase price on
or before one (1) year after date oi
sale with interest thereon at the
rate of six (6) por cent per annum
from dato of sale.
ELIZABETH S. LEWIS,
Administratrix of tho EBtate of
Carleton Lewis, Deceased.
Postofflce Address: clo M. B.
S.am. Attorney, 809 Chamber
of Commerce, l'ortlutid, Oregon.
21-26-5t
DR. ALFRED T. PEEL
rhysiclan and Surgeon
Bank MiHIHIncr
St. Helens Oreiron
PROFRSSinNAI PAPnc
E. A, ROSS
f uneral Director Kmbalmer
Business Phone 23 Re.. Phone 96-R
Masonic Bldg., St. Helen., Ore.
LODGES
ERWIN J. ROWE
Attorney at Law
, Rainier - . Oregon.
(With E. H. Joseph Real Estate Co.)
DR. C. E. WADE
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 99
Muckle Bldg. St. Heloai, Ore.
S. B. HOSKIN
Dentist
Office In Jtnnlf TliillHln.
St. Helen. Oreron
DR. L. GILBERT ROSS
PIlVNlclan and Hurirmn
Office In Bank Bldg. St. Helens
Tba Lova.1 Omar of Mnnu at u.i
em Lodge No. 1238. Meet.' the first
uu miru lueaaaya or eacn month.
All visitors cordially Invited.
B. E. COOPER, Dictator.
W. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec.
Mlzpah Chapter O. E. S. meet. In
Masonic Hall the second and fourth
Saturday, of each month.
Mr.. ELIZABETH ISBI3TER, W.M.
JOHN PHILIP, Secy.
Tllllcum Tribe No. 62, Improved
O. R. M., of Yankton, Ore., meet, at
lta wigwam, second and fourth Sat
urdays of each month.
W . O. BRANNON, C. of R.
E. L. HYDE, Sachem.
DR. S. H. RUSSELL
Clilronracdir
MKK. Ul'HHKLL, Ladles Maaseusc
muorneia canioet Steam liatha
Hours 9 a. m. tn 6 n. in.
I'liona. 126-J St. Helens. Oregon
GLEN R. METSKER
Attorney
Office In Bank Building
Phono 17 St, Helena, Ore.
T. S. WHITE
I'mlcrtaker and Funeral Director
County Coroner
Phone 64 Residence phone 113-2
St. Helena, Oregon
St. Helens Rebekah Lodge, No.
217, meets second and fourth Thurs
day of each month In I. O. O. F. hall.
Visiting members always welcome.
MINNIE DOLESHAL, N. O.
ELLA A. ALLEN, Secretary.
St. Helens Camp No. 10,999, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, meets the
first Wednesday of each month In
the I. O. O. P. ball.
H. A. COLT, V. C.
II. E. LA BARE. Clerk.
St. Helon. Lodge
No 117, I. O. O. F.
meets In the I O.
n v uihi.. n
the second and fourth HntnrHov. n
each month, visiting members are al
ways given a hearty welcome.
IRA 8AURER, N. O.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Secretary.
Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights of
Pythias meets every Tuesday even
ing In Castle Hall, St Helens. Vis
iting Jfnlghts always welcome.
ROBERT DIXON, C. C.
EDISON I. BALLAOH, K. of R. and
8.. and M. of F.
A St. Helen Lodge No. 32,
tfV A. F ft A. M. meets 1st
and 3rd Thursday In each
mouth. VisIUng brothers cordially
A. J. PEEL, W. M. -r
E. E. QUICK. Secretary.
DANCE
ON
Saturday Night
May 10th.
-AT-
SKATING RINK
JAZZ ORCHESTRA
FINE MUSIC
BEST FLOOR
MANAGEMENT
YOU'LL HAVE A
GOOD TIME
GEO. H. SHINN
Attorney at Law
St. Helens, Oregon
J. W. DAY
Attorney at Law
Rank Bldg. St. Helens, Ore
FRED W. HERMAN
Attorney at Law
''ulnlor, Oregon
Notary Public Conveyancing
J. B. GODFREY
I'arms llnuin
City Iita nO, $00, $75 and up
nemo Trades come In and see me
Office with Columbia County Ab
stract Company
JOHN L. STORLA
Attorney at Law
Hewitt Building Telephoi e 7 6-J
St. Helons, Oregon. j
C. W. ROBISON
Attorney-at-Law
Suite 305 Spexarth Bldg
Phone 497 Astoria, Oregon
Boat and Auto Supplies
-We have BATTERIES, FLASH LIGHTS. AUTO
TIRES and TUBES. We handle the MILLER TIRE.
It is the best, and we are offering a little special by absorb
ing the War Tax.
Granite and Aluminum Ware
We have a large stock POTS, KETTLES, PANS,
PERCOLATORS, BOILERS, etc.
Our stock of GROCERIES is complete and priced rea
sonably and our service is all that can be desired.
Larsen & Co., Grocers
Let Us Be Your Grocers You Will Be Satisfied
Telephone No. 27 Free Delivery
Automobile Accessories
YOU Need NOW
The summer season is almost here and you will be using that auto of
yours. Going on a trip, you want comfort and safety, so you will be wise
to fully equip your car with accessories which you should have and add to
Ihe comfort and pleasure of motoring.
A Few Automobile Suggestions
AUTO ROBES $3.50 to $15- We are giving 25 per cent dis
count on these robes. Better buy now.
AUTO CHAINS A necessity for wet weather makes the go
ing safer. Several standard makes and at 20 per cent dis
count from the regular prices.
HASSLER SHOCK ABSORBERS Can be fitted to any make
of car. . Investigate.
SPOTLIGHTS Make travel at night a pleasure. Regular
$7.50 value now $6.00.
AUTO PAINTS All colors. Make your old car look like new.
Repair Kits, Goggles, Fire Extinguishers and numerous other
necessary accessories.
A full line of the COPELAND SPECIAL
GRAY TUBE. The price is a little lower
than other tubes of the same quality. Our
guarantee is back of them.
USED CAR BARGAINS
MAXWELL A late 1917 model. Just overhauled and in first
class condition. A bargain at $500 and terms to suit-
FORD DELIVERY Just like new. A big bargain at $45 6.
Terms,
If you need TIRES, come to. us. We have the largest stock oi au
garage in Columbia county. All standard makes and guaranteed.
WHEN IN TROUBLE-CALL ON
Independent Auto Co.
JOS. L. COPELAND, Manager
PHONE 71 ST. HELENS, OREGON