St. Helens mist., May 09, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. MAY 9. 1919
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v rues rtrenler problem
L BMiirn tin pulillf against
ptlo- of Out r.-icllllloa of
t.-tt.
htf BORROWED
783 IN FEBRUARY
h of Hi" I'ultnd States bor
799.7 h :i from the govern
.February, the farm loan I """"""""" " nns emow al.-eves
ou.ir-.l hero. Thla aum."u,,a lPTy of plain voile wlitcli
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of white to Miimm-r wardrohoa. In the
picture plnln and piuhrold'rid voile
u anown ninile up Into a abort alcovod
frock and fliilahiMl off, wlih a girdle
nd full bow of narrow rlhlton. The
undernklrt In tnadu of the embroidered
voile, allowing a pattern In which
bondu run around the figure. A abort
underbodlce of thla turn elbow aleevea
IN TIIK COIINTV COt'HT OV THE
HTATE OK OUEOON FOR COI
t'MUIA COUNTY.
In the Mutter of the Eatate of Ebcn
I.awreiico, liecenHt-d.
Notice la hereby givon that the un
dnra gned baa been duly appointed
ndniliilatralrlx of the ealute of Ebnu
l4. Ijiwrenco, deceaaod. by the Coun
ly tourt of Columbia County. State
of Oregon, und haa fully ousllflod for
anlil truat. All paraona having
clnlma Pgr.liiHl aald enisle r.re here-
y nouiiea and re(ulred to present
the aamo, duly verified and with
proper vouchora, to the ndmlnUtra
trlx at her realdonco In Columbia
County, Oregon, poatofflce addrcaa,
Bcappoone, Oregon.
Dated and flrat publlahod, April
4, 181.
HELEN ItOSE LAW II ENCI5.
AdinlulHlrntrlx.
John I,. Blorln, Attorney for Admln
Ulrntrlx, Bt. Helena, Orcpon. 16-20-Ot
Alxtut ItlieumatlNm.
IthnumatlHm causea more nnln nnH
aufforlng than any other dlaease, for
o icanuii mm ii hi n,e most cora-n-on
of all Ilia, and It la certniniv
gratifying to auffera to know that
there la a remedy that will afford re
llof, and make rent and aleep poaal-
. ti in cunea uiiamncrlaln'B Liniment.
For amall cost und almoat cer
tain reaulta there la nothing can
euuul a little MlBt Want Ad.
KCMMONH
IN THE ClllCl'IT COirilT OF TIIR
STATE OF OIIKOON FOR THE i
COUNTY OF COLCMIIIA. i
Reuben O. Drewer, I'lalntlff,
va.
Llllle II. Drewer, Defendant.
To Llllle It. llrewer, defendant above
named:
In the Nume of the Slate of Ore-;
Ron, you are hereby required to ap-i
pour and annwor the complaint fileo
agaliint you In the above entitled
nit on or before June 21, 1919. and
if you full to ao appear and anaweh .
anld complaint for want thereof,,
plaintiff will apply to Hald court foi
tho relief prayed for In aaid com
plaint, to-wlt: For a decree dtaiiolv
Ing the bond of matrimony now ex
IbiIiir between said plaintiff and de
fendant alniolutely divorcing plain
tiff from defendant, and for such
other and further relief r. to the
Court may seem meet and equitable.
Thla summons Is served on you by
publirutlon thereof, pursuant to an
order of (he Honorable J. A. Eaklii,
Judge of tho ahovo entitled Court.
made and entered on the Cth day of!
Mny, 1919. directing that such pub
lication be made In the St. Helens
Mist, a newspaper of general circula
tion published In St. Helena In sam
February, 191.
ry losns rinsed bring the
tut loaned by the govern
rrners to 12.87.BM.
board fiKures show. The
number To, 384 since the
bank syntem waa catabllali-
k of the furm loan board
public flgurea allowing
y no rieaiis easy to obtain
ki fumU even though tha
(fera many privileges to
tn. Hlnro tho bunks were
il application for lor.na to
l.t&Ii.OuO liuve boeii mado.
it will lie seen loss than
ft the amount sought haa
February .he Omaha bank
n Ion n , according to the
It loaned a total of $3,89(1.-
the SI Louis bank, with
trc(atitiK 12,055.905, waa
uxjana by the other banks
ft. Paul. $1, 006. 600: Hpok-
M.720; Wichita, $1,019,
;lllle. $767,300; Ilerkeley,
; tlallliiiiirn, $386,900, and
I'l. $347.800 Wall Btroet
Ileal Ion thereof being the 9th day of
MnV 1010 .n,l ,A .a. n.. 1,1 Inn (Inn
m. , . t , 1 hid i.ni iu 1nt.niitJii
..... i 01 uia American thereof being the 20th day of Juno,
army on March 15 wra 2.268.037, a jgig.
decrease of 1,402.361 since the algn
Ing of the armistice. A war depart
ment announcement reported 1,
508,133 offlcera and men, exclusive
of 24,000 marines, In Europe
France, Germany and Russia. In
tho United States there were 640.
012, and at aea, 64,203, The force
In Siberia numbered 8,970. with 47,
218 In tho Insular possessions.
O. J. OATZMYER.
Attorney for the I'lalntlff.
401 Dekum Iluildlng, Portlund, Oregon.
SIMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR COL
CMIIIA COUNTY.
William A. Schuetz, I'lalntlff,
vs.
NOTIfU Til f ItKnnmiM Anna Sciiuetx. Defendant.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THe!ToA""? ,K; 8,,ove
IIUHIl'll U t I ITII f I tl 1 1 1 ,
the war the only way a
perlcan could travel to Now
real ronifnrl waa to take a
Hrlllali or French atoainer
k and then reshlp to thla
We bad no nasseiiKer shins
N name ami our aervlco to
lliern republics waa nilscr-
RTH-WHILE
OUTCOME OF WAR
k have waked up to tho llli-
of direct and froquont com-
"8 between oursitlvea anil
li Atluiitlc. Wo hr.vo final!
v i. . '
wniianci! of tlin fact that
ime, even on the
STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL
UMUIA COUNTY.
In the Mr.tter of the Estate of J. I)
Scott, Deceased.
Notice la hereby kIvcii that the un
deralgned has been appointed admin
latrator of the estate of J. 1). Scott
deceased, by tho County Court of
the State of Oregon
County, and has qualified. All per
sons having claims against aald eh
late are hereby notified to present
the same duly verified ps by law re
quired to the undersigned, at the law
office of J. W. Day. In the Columbia
County Dunk building. St. Helens.
Oregon, within six months from tho
date hereof.
Dated and first published April 11,
1919. WILL IIRENNAN,
Ad mlnlslriitor.
J. W. Day, Attorney. 17-21-61
M'MMONS
III the Nume of the State of Ore
gon, You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
! against you In the above entitled suit
on or before the 21st day of June,
1919, said date being more than six
weeks from tho date of the first pub-
l" I I A .. , 1 n .1.1.. nn.l l un.
for Columbia' ", . " "
inn iu nu nilgai uiiii iiunwei duiu
complaint, for want thereof plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for In the complaint, to-wlt:
That tho marriage, contract and
bonds of matrimony heretofore an:
I now existing between plaintiff and
1 defendant be dissolved, cancelled and
held for naught, and that the plain
tiff have audi other and further re
lief ns to the court may seem Just,
and equitable.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof In the St.
Helens Mist for six consecutive
tu tup rinriMT cni'RT OF THE eck"- the date of the first publlca-
l-m-NTY OF COI MIIIA d"" f ,,,e ,,,Ht PuM1"llon
(OUNTY OF ( OLUMIIIA. nM 20th. 1919, In pursuance of tho
Joanutte R. Reardy, Plaintiff,
va.
Irvine W, Reardy, Defendant.
To Irvine W. Reardy, Defendant:
In the Name of tho State of Ore-
rn Vnn nrn hnrnliV rcdtllriul tO OD-
w.illr MP0'" "nd answer tho complaint fllod
against you In tho abovo entitled
,lw," against you In tlio anovo onuueo
?,?n. iiutt on or before the 21st day of
, anlJn.lMiJ". l91. ,,0,I,K afU,r ,,,e
rola-ht ac i expiration of six .weeks from the
uistunco between two
o It will not he
PI ihlps, nussessln
Minn., will be icavln. New ,,tt, ot ho flr8t Pul,t" "f t"1
Ll h,.. i. '.. .w T.!.V. ; summons, and If you fall so to ap-
L." . " Wll,lul 1T- n.l " ,n. ..M nmnnUlnl. for
I a ClialICO to look tn on 1"" "-"-r ----
Ineai. want theroof plalntirr win appiy io
re now building tn thN,he Courl for 11,6 ro""t praycrt IOr
21 12,000-ton shins which I therein, to-wlt :
our Hou.h American n.Vlh. Kor dissolving the bonds
Kbl that can be had In I of nmtrlmonsr . exlsi lng net wee.,
Kwmmodatlons. Each atnte- Illntirr and ie en.ian . nu ior . .
'"have Iwo bed. In.in.il ,f oilier r.na luruier reuei ...
'"Id a BCl,,ir:,ln hiilh an In
order of the Honorable J. A. Eakln
Judge of the above entitled Court,
and which order Is dated May t,
1919.
CLINTON A. AMUROSE,
Attorney for I'lalntlff.
31 3 H Washington Street, Portland,
Oregon.
L
P in ocean trnv.il Ws m .
N this service an Increase tn
"iy and commerclnl Inlnr-
Court may seem Just and equitable.
Thla aummona Is published by
order of tho Honorablo J. A. Eukln,
Jiiitirn of the abovo entitled Court,
N which wo I,,.,, i,-. i.Ann.i which order wna made nnd entered
Ich we never h?or h. ! on the 5th day of May, 19 9. "
rr Which wn nnv kun-. k.u.
; snyiiumt like Yankee en-t-tlnnatl
Tlmoa-Stor.
jof 150,000 tons of nitrate
"J1 lllfl War llclinrlnir.nl tn (lis
Mil of agriculture for use aa
pr WAS llnm,iin..J rri. n
t!,s" Pnrchnaod for making
rr-v.uo BII0118.
H,n limn nrescrlhed for publication
of summons heroin Is six weeks, bo
Rlnnlng with the 8th day of May,
1919. and ending with the 20th da
ot Juno, 1919.
JAMES W. MOTT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Scniidlniivlan-Amerlcnn Honk Iluild
lng, Astoria, Oregon.
1.191.99
962.20
REPORT OF TIIK Cl.KRK OV TIIK WATKK 1M.U1
Cl'y of St. Holona, Oregon, for tho quarter ending Marin 31, 1919
! on liBiiii ni ii... ...-. . t oai oa
cd fn. V'"" " "pun v
- uM!r tor Jan. 1919
' 'or water for Feb., 1919
lor W:iter f..r M... ioia
Tttal
Dluliiirannieiita.
'Jr nlnrl.. , . .
i. -"" ior jan r.
fcu C I . 1,1,1 m,)0r BtiPlHOB. V
f ur ul oporntluj, printing,
Fob. .
Mar.
Total
Net ,
$ 6,549.50
, 160.00
237.00
209.17
607.08
$ 6.942.42
ttAi nuninmry
r,u"C On linn J e Hi 4 KA
r 0n '"nii (less InioreatV '. '. '. '. '. I ! ! '. '. '. ". '. '. s'.OOO.OO
Totul .
$13,942.42
Respectfully submitted,
E. E. QUICK,
Wutor Clerk
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S HALE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR COL-
UMHIA COUNTY.
Mrs. Fred Adams, Plaintiff,
VB.
Sarah Z. Wolglo, Defendant.
Vnder, and by virtue of nn execu
tion Issued out of tho above named
Court, In tho above entitled suit on
the 29th day of April, 1919. in pur-
9 ! nuance of a Judgment, decreo nnd
order of snle, rendered and entered
In said Court on the 23rd day ot
April, 1919, In a mortgage fore
closure suit wheroln the plaintiff,
Mrs. Fred Adams, rocovored Judg
ment against the defendant, Sr.rah
Z. Voli,le, for the sum of $500.00,
with Interest thereon at 8 per cent
por annum from Juno 20, 1914, to.
the entry or uocreo neroin, ior uui
Bttomey's foes and for $16.20 costs,
and commanding mo to mane snie
of tho following described real pro
perty, In Columbia County, Oregon,
to-wlt: Lots numbered Six, Seven,
nr.d Nino, all tn Hlock numberea
sixteen in the City or St. iieions.
Oregon, according to the offlclnl plat
thereof of record in uie omce or
the County Clork of said County.
Now. Thorfore. Notico is ereoy
Givon, That on Monday the 2nd day
of Juno, 1919, at 11 o'clock in the
fcreuoon of said lnj-, at uie ironi
door of the Courthouse, tn St. Hel
ens. Columbia County, Oregon, I
will, in obedlenco xo sum euuuviu.i,
decree and order of sale, sell t
public auction (subject to redemp
tion) to the highest bidder for cash,
all tho right, tltlo and interest which
tho above named dofendant has, or
hod on the 20th day of June. 1912.
the date of Bald mortgrge in and to
said real property to satisfy aald
oxecution, Judgment, Intorest, attor
ney's foes, costs nnd accruing coBts.
Dntod April SO, 1919.
v (, 0 gTANW00D
Sheriff of Columbia County, Oregon.
First pub., May 2, 1919.
Last pub., May 30, 1919.
Have Your House
Painted
Wo do firnt-cluNs Interior or
Outside IWINTINO and
IIMSIIINO WORK. Also
DECORATING
KKtlmntea Kindly furnished.
J. A. LARGE
PAINTER & DECORATOR
St. Helens, Oregon
All IIuhcs Call nt Hotel
Courteous Treatment
STOP AT
ORCADIA
HOTEL
TilOH. ISI1ISTKR, Prop.
I teles $1.2.1 per duy mid up
Chicken Dinner, 50 cents
Spei lul lUtes to Regular Hoarders
Str. IRALDA
Rutea between St Helena and
Portlund, BO cents one way, 75
cents for the round trip.
Tickets good until used.
Boat leaves St. Helens T:55a. in.
Returning leaves Portlund 2:30 p. ui.
Arrive at St Helena 4 43 p. m.
C I. HOOCHKIRK
CLEANING
PRESSING
General Repairing
Men's and Women's Suits
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Cleaning and Pressing, $1.75
Sponging and Pressing, $1.00
We make your clothes look
better and last longer.
H. W. HOLMES
At Kniglitoii'a Shoe Shop
ON THE STRAND
BAKING DAY
ofton leaves you hot, cross and
disappointed, doesn't RT Then
why not do away with tho oldi
fashioned Idea of baking all
your.
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PASTRY
at homo. For you can buy all
these things at our store and
they will ALWAYS prove to bo
most delicious.
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St, Helens, Phone 127V
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il
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Tooth Paste
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All Leading Dentists Endorse It
A. J. DEMING, DRUGGIST
ST. HELENS, OREGON
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