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a- INDUSTRIAL REVIEW ghp shearers making $20 to ItO foitr h " auditorium stlng .,SSUrtB tali ' product! !"l?bir-Unlim Oil Co., to build Pl,?'5r ' ni.t MothodUt aondenur 4VIIDUI v i jwiirtb,ltoUAtlion highway to ; be KUiMik Kails-New hopsltal be .(da-Plans completed for large MJ,lle hiKliwa'r commission let 13 niracti fur reada. " orwon City-County paring . ....ii.lt of mail. l"-.,.hnid-New mill to be Luted on Coo liny- L ... 11'in 741. n...r:old lif Mtulng Co.. of . L'orgacopli. "F"" f o..m contract from Beufort to Jtm UallM ewardod. U Olholla cliuron. I Unad lilvr auditorium outgrown; la ho liullt. f Klamath KbIIii to pare eeverat l w ii ii mi until in. i Drownirllhi erctlng new business Lldlnnln burnt district. J Quid Uracil Contract for S.S mlloa Wtrll tor IIM.I40. f Hood Itlrnr- Contracts lot for J7 m hard aurfare highway. . f oIiod H'Til 1 registered HTe Vrdi put on guiHt ranch. I Pndletn American National Volt building to ho rebuilt. CmliaiaColumbla Brick worka KTwtea capacity 25 per cent, guytoo Hellrond actWltleae and tmlll construction planned. Alblns shipyards gets contract for or ateel vmwI for Norway. ( Vile Contract for bl( Itt atory Jlour mill and warehouse let. ( Ml. AnM pushing rail eitenalon kith right of way committee. I Bead Eiprta Investigating Irrl tka rewrrolr 400,000 acrea. Uruti I'aaa tiroup of copper mine id gold clalma aold for 17.000. Portland to (tl modern tiro proof mt for ahundonnd children. Hlfhwar from Itosoburg to Myrtle otat inrrnyed. to coal 1760,000. Ciihmin llta Shingle Co., T equipment for logging ror.d. Pendleton 19000 Improvement be mad at lluwlhorne acliool. Jitnfleld (.arge building of Stan ti auto Co , m-ars completion. Bend-ll28.0UO contract for 16 H lilet of McKinl highway let. Pidfle lilxhway through Oregon I bt hard lurl.iced 16 feet wide. titorla flouring Mill Co'a new illl being runlxtd to completion. Hood Hirer ha two new packing lull for fruit crop, coat 116,000. AitorU lo have two new apart net kouiea, four and six atory. Pendleton Now water supply from ken Hollow available Auguat 1. Shipping board allots J ateel inters for Pacific coaat commerce. Pendleton County atarti highway Mieen Cabbsge Hill and Kamela. Strlngi In aim a banks show In nueof lll,32s,SHO for fiscal year. Telephone company allows back 7 to striking employee from June CornWtExcavatlon started' for 10.000 nnn...i .... .. A (. " "UIKlll ( ul ( ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1919 Contract for paving ij.mii,, Heedsport Wandiousii ft Uuii-ii..,, --- hae enjoyed since )o12 A""lft1, fn1'0-1"!? R"l'. ft Power Co.. considering Important p.,r X mMPrTrenr!0,'U,,,',,r 1 Iloaeburg 18.2 1 (J acr-u. Krrul turn! and tlml.er lan,l counly, and . 74,1 2S m, m "w county opnn lo entry. N'trTH'K I have money on h:md to py tl following endorafld warrant. General County Fund nooraemenl liK'ludliig Juno General Hoad Fund tndoraumetit IncludltiK Junu Koad niatrlcl No. 12 E770trh0Tm '"ClU'":,K ,)"i'''r Interest stop. AukuhI, 2i d UI9 1IKS.SIK 1IATTO.M, County Trnr.unr. 7:h, tli. NHil-K TO NTIUT7tH 8t. Iltrlonit, OnKoii, July 26th, 1VH. Bealod propoaala, nddr-sid lo the County Court of ColumMr. Count, Oregon, at Ht. Holm... ore,cn. and endorsed: ,,,'"",J",al for fo'ng the Follow- Work In Cotutnhb. County, to- , "N-,9- t)Bl9 "oad. In Hoad niMtrlrt No. I." will be received by aald County Court until two o'clock . M , Auk ut lh, 191 and not thereafter, and tt that lime will be publicly opfiiud and road. . . Al proposals muat he mdo upon blank forms, to be ohtalnod from the Uoadmaster, at lila office l:i Kt. Hel ens, Oregon. Must give prices proponed, bath In writing and In flrure.. rnd mum he signed by the blddor. with t.t. drees. i tans and spuciricntlonH bth on file and may be examined f t the store of J. O I.lhel mi.i nr.i.M and are also on flln rtml i. nmlned In the office of the County Clerk. Kach bidder shall deposit, with bin bid. a Certlflful rl-nrk fnp an u, ......, of at least five (6) per cent of hla bid. payable to the County Clerk, which shall be forfeited to the Coun ty. In case the awnrd la mndn to him; and he shall nejrlnct. fall or refuse, tor a period of rive daya after such award la made, to enter Into u con tract and f Ho the required bond. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. MAUTIN WHITK, County Judge. A. K. 1IAUVEV. Coin mlxrtioner. . JUDSON WKKI). CommlsHloner. II. E. A11HY. Itoadr.luHter. J. W. HL'NT. ll-SS-It County Clerk. BUMMOXH A-! Illcu'T COURT OP THE ""cy Adeline Jonc., piulntlff - Vfl. 1 f.m;la'nti0.,,a th' 8bove """d do rot'" V.'.,. ni:"ie of ,l,e 8tat o' Ore- Inn , ''ft"r 1,16 tlrt PUbllCB- on of this nummons. and If you fMI ' 'pear and auaw.,r or otherwise "-I wltl,.n suld time, ?or v7anl ourt for tl; rel.ef prayed for In her "aid complul,,.. nan.el for a docrol of d vorce dlHKolvmg the bond, of n.a-rlmony heretofore and now exUt- a i P " ' )r:m;r "ai'e of Nancy Adallne - lirvan be restored lo her and o 'f,Hl-7 nu'J furt,icr ro,1" Z m i"rl. ,,my moot nd ou .liable In the premises Ibis summons Is served upon you by pu'. lc,ion by virtue of an orde" of the Honorable J. A. Eakln, Judge or I he above entitled Court, and which aald order v.a. ,n, an(1 en. fred on lb.. 23rd day of June, 119 ni require that this summons be publifhud once a weelt for six con aeiutive weeks in 8t. Helens Mist a newspaper of Kenerul circulation pub llshed In Columbia County, Oregon Date of first publication Is the 27th day of June, 1919. Date of last publication Is the th day of August, 1919. I I. W. TAYI.OK, . Al'orncy for Plaintiff M ( hambcr of Commerce build ing, Portland, Oregon. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COUflT OK THS, BTATB OK OUEOON, FOB COL UMUIA COUNTY. George B. Duckworth, Plaintiff, i vs. Iulse Duckworth, Defendant i To Louise Duckworth, Defendant: In the Name of the State of Ore gon, You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against yon in the above entitled auit on or before the first day of August, 1919, that being the last day of the time prescribed in the order of the Court for the nuhllrni Inn et Oh la summons, and If you fall so to appear -i.u anawnr, me piainuu will cause your default to be entered and ap ply to the Court above named for the relief demanded In aald complaint, lo-wlt: For a dissolution of the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant on the arounas or cruel and inhuman treat-1 ment. I This summons la published, by' order of the Honorable J. A. Eakln,1 Judge of the above entltlod court,! made and dated June 11th, 1911,! which order prescribes that service bf summons in this suit be made upon you by publication once a week for six consecutive weeks, which time will begin to run from the date of the first publication hereof, to-wit; June 13, 1919. The last publica tion will be August J,-191. J. W. DAT, Attorney for Plaintiff' KeMdonce and Postofflce address,1 St. Helens, Oregon. ; Do you want good Lumber at a reasonable price? If so, give us an opportunity to quote you prices. If you are going to build a house, a barn, a fence or will need lumber for any use, call or write us. It will be to your ad-, vantage. , SILO STOCK we are making a specialty of getting out silo stock. Our prices are lower than you will obtain elsewhere. If you will give us a trial order, you'll then be convinced that we are telling you the truth. Make us prove it. Scappoose Lumber Co. SCAPPOOSE, OREGON . INWH K OF I IX.U, KKTTI.KMK.NT jl.V THE COUNTY COUHT OF THS STATE OF OltF.OON FOR CUL- I'MHIA COUNTY. , In the mutter of the Estite of Edward II. Woods, Deceased. Notice Ih hereby given, that Bertha II. Woods, adinln'.sirutrix jf the es t:ue or Edward It. WoodB, deceased, j Isrs rendered und presented ror final settlement, rnd filed In said court oer i. m i recount or ber ad-nmlstra-ii;-:n of s:ild estnto, tnpnl'.er with hor I report ami petition for finnl distrl '"iiUon. and that Saturday the 23rd. day or Aligns!, 1919, at 10 o'clock jn. ni. or said day at the court room j ol n:i Id court at the court house In the city or St. Helens, Oregon, has been rued and appointed as the tlms and tllace for the uettlemo.it nf aM 'account and the hearing or said re-' i port und petition, at which time ano piaco any person interested In said estate may appear and Hie his ob Jeetlons, In writing, to said account. Dated tills llllli dnv of lnlv 1919 First published July 25. 1919. i IWtlia Wou.Ih, Administratrix of I lie estate ol Edward U. Woods, deceased. Subarribo lor the Mist NOW. PROFESSIONAL CARDSj .AAAAAA.aVAaai E. A. ROSS l uneral Director Enabelmer Business Phone 23 Res. Phone 9-R Masonic Dldg., St. Helena, Ore. FRED W. HERMAN Attorney at Law 'lalnler. Oregon DR. C. E. WADE Physician and Sargeoa Phone 09 Muckle Bldg. St. Heloas, Ore. S. B. HOSKIN Itemtlst Office In Bank Building St. Helena Oregon DR. L. GILBERT ROSS lMimlrlmM mnA Rhviman Office In Bank Bldg. St. Helena DR. ALFRED T. PEEL Physician and Surgeon Bank Building St. Helens Oregon C. W. ROBISON Attorncy-at-Law Suite 306 Spexarth Bldg Phone 497 Astoria, Oregon LODGES Our Garage Now Open To the Public and caring for MAXWELL, CHALMERS, HUDSON AND ESSEX CARS ONLY W carry a full stock of parts and aH work Is done promptly a fflclently by expert mechanics. We are thus enabled lo many dollars for the auto owner for we make their troublea less frequent and their car aorvlce more satisfactory, 'oil ire cordially Invited to Inspect our shop and salesrooms. GREATER MAXWELL NOW HERE " GKKATKH MA.XWK1.Ij demonstrator has arrived. We HI be -ia t0 gl0w Md tfamonitrmte this wonderful car. Many aace orders have been placed and It Is our advice to place wur order NOW In order to forestall an advance In price w,,,fu Is sure to come. J. H. FLYNN PHONE 138-J ST. HELENS, OREGON . , St. Helens Lodge No 117. I. O. O. F. meets In the I O. (). F. building, on l lie second und fourth Saturdays of eucli month, visiting members are al wayu given a hearty welcome. lit A SAUKEK, N. O. C. V. ULAKESLEY, Secretary. Avon Lodge No. 62 Knlghta of I'ythlns meets every Tuesday even Iiik In C'antlo Hall, St. Helens. VIs It in k Knlchts always welcome KOHEUT DIXON, C. C. EDISON 1. ISALl.ACill, K. of It. and S.. and M. of F. St. Helens Camp No. 10,999, Mod ern Woodmen of America, meets the first Wednesday of each mouth In the 1. O. O. F. hull. II. A. COLT, V. C. II. E. LA UAUE. Clerk. Tilllcuin Tribe No. 62, Improved O It. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at Its wigwam, second and fourth Sat urdays of each month. V. . ti. HltANNON, C. of It. E. L. HYDE, $achem. a St. Helens Lodge No. 83, yr A. F & A. M. meets 1st AA rind 3rd Thursday In each UMlitli. Visaing brothers cordially A. J. PEEL, W. M. E. IS. QUICK, Secretary. The Iynl Order of Moose, St. Hel ens Lodge No. 1238. Meets the first and third Tuesdays of ach mouth. All visitors cordially luvited. K. E. BJOUKMAN, Dictator. J. D. M'DONALl), Secretory. ERWIN J. ROWE Attorney at Law Rainier - Oregon. (With E. II. Joseph Real Estate Co.) DR. S. H. RUSSELL Chiropractor MI18. IlTJSSEIJt, ladles' Maaaeuae Moorfleld Cabinet Steam Baths Hours 9 a': m. to t p. m. Phone 126-J St. Helens, Oregon GLEN R. METSKER Attorney Office In Bank Building Phone 17 Bt. Helens, Ore. T. S. WHITE Undertaker and Funeral Director County Coroner -Phone 64 Residence phone 113-3 St. Helens, Oregon Notary Public - Conveyancing J. B. GODFREY Farms Honaea City lA.ts 50, $00, 978 nndj Home Trade Come In and ace me Office with Columbia County -Abstract Company JOHN L. STORLA Attorney at Law Hewitt Building Telephoi e TC-J St. Helens, Orogon. Mlpah Chapter O. E. S. meets In Masonic Hull the second and fourth Siitui-.iavR of each month. Mrs ELIZABETH 1SI1I3TER, VV.M. JOHN PHILIP. Secy. PI. Helens Heliekuh Lodge. No. 217 meet a second and fourth Thurs day'or ench month In I. O. O. F. hall. VlililiiK members always welcome. MINNIE DOLESIIAL, N. 0. ELLA A. ALI.'-JN. Secretary. GEO. H. SHINN Attorney at Iw St. Helena, Oregon J. W. DAY Attorney at Law Hank Bldg. 84. Helena. Ore J CHARLES SOUTH VIOLINIST Has resumed teaching in St. Helons snd can be found Thursdays at the Lldyard residence. NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY R ended collection service every where, onded to City of Portland. Uonded representatives of Lawyers & Bankers' Quarterly. Write for rotes. 416 Panama Bldg 3rd. ft Alder Sts. Portland , Oregon Delicate Mechanism 'Despite its scope Swift & Company is a business of in finite details, requiring infinite -attention. Experienced men must know livestock buying with a knowl edge of weight, price, the amount and quality of meat the live animals will yield. Each manufacturing operation must be done with expert skill and scientific precision. A highly perishable product must be handled with speed and care to avoid loss. - Chemists, engineers, accountants, and other specialists are required to take care of our intricate problems. Alert wisdom and judgment must be used in getting stocks of goods into the open channels of demand through our four ' hundred branch houses. Branch house organizations must show activity and energy to sell at the market in the face of acute competi tion from other large packers, and hundreds of small ones.' All these requirements of intelligence, loyalty, devotion to the task, are met . in the personnel of Swift & Company. Yet the profit is only a traction of a cent per pound with costs at minimum. How can the workings of this deli cate human mechanism be improved upon? Do you believe that Government direction would add to our efficiency or improve the ssrvice rendered the producer and consumer? Let us aend you a Swift "Dollar". It will interest you. Address Swift ft Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, HI. Swift & Company, U. S. A. mw444Ae4.4tm Oualitv Merchandise Only The Toggery FOR Men's Clothing and Furnishings Legitimate Prices Always I I yKS" 4?X aT WHAT BECOMES 0 I I I . iSr tO , THE AVERAGE OOILA 1 L- jmmimwnsrjA swift & company! J I Inii tlkwj J Oil B ANDSVSS00UCTS II Bi I l4f.Vt ft Vfl 8 (1 CtNT l MID PO THI t ma lltonia ' all UVl ANIMAL I ii 'jf SfllMSfllWl I A It.M Cf NT P0K lABOH f if AT "lTm (X.CNSf S ANO FRllCHT . i