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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1920)
THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JANUARY 16,1920. ;OME TAX FACTS i ALL SHOULD KNOW imikiiiK out lil Income-tux re- thu taxpayer In required lo show l cruxH inn! not liicomu. Gross biii includes pructlcully evor ir Hut tnxpiiyed received durliiK year 191V. in nrrlvltiK ul net gin. upon which I ho tax Ih uh )d, Ihi Ih allowed certain deduc- , wlildi will nit expiuiuca tutor, tin) aiiioiiiit of li Ih exemption, comes lu low $6,000 urn exempt V Biirliix. TIm hIiikIii mun with no hdents r.itd mi liicomu ror ivi 1,000 will p:iy n Ihx of $40 lu- of $00 oh for 1918, itnd a in al lium with ail Income of $2,600, Do l ittilcii I n except li Ih wife, fuy $20 iiiHtoud or $:io. ? Hurfnx Hates surtax rule in I per cent on tlio hrniiin In excess of $0,000 und iver $0,000, and Increases by rf 1 pur cent of eticli $2,000 or D co in n up to mid Including 4H nt on not Income in excess of 00 mid not ovit $100,000. 1 this point tlic rut I'M run nn fol I Kitty-two per rent on not In ?over $100,000 und not ever V 100, Till per runt on not Income 1150. 000 and not over 1200. i 10 per runt on not In come over )00 und not over $:iVO0O, 6; Ml on net InconiH over;ioo,000 let over $600.1101) 4 per renl t Income over $6110,000 und not JLOOO, 000. rnd (16 per rent on com over $1,000,000. I Mow to Compute Tuxes. I following Illustration will thn average, taxpayer whose net , was moro than $6,000 how mpule liln tax: jlitKle mini liiul n net income for fit $11,000. Klrst ho deducts pergonal exemption of $1,000, nu a Imliiucn of $6,000. On the $4,000 tin pa'H nl the normal Of 4 per runt, $110. On the 'nlnn $1,000 he puya lit the II rain of R per rent. $X0. In on hn piH ri surtax of $10, 1 nl on the rinoiuit or liln net hetwoen $r,.0l)0 nnd $6,000. tnl trx Is $260, uh rompnreil ;J70 ror 1DI8. Rule for Mnrrlrtt Men. Carried ninn with two depon- (' kud n net inroino ror 1919 of! $, (B Krom till ho deducts Ills r ll exemption or $2,000, pltlfl! 1 lor each dependent. On the I . i.uiiii or i no uaianro oi id.iuu he ' I, at the normal ruin of 4 per ft.. . ISO. On tin' remaining- $1,100 he '..pay. ut the normal rule of 8 per i at. $kx. On tlm amount of hit I onto between $6,000 und $8.- 000 ) pays a Hiirlux of 1 per rent. total, normal and surtax, I $21 an compared witli $412 for 1918. HuHhund and wlfo whoso coin lillied net Income lor 1S19 equalled or exceeded $2,000 in u nt file a re turn, either separate or Joint uu de Kired. A widow, a woman IIvIiir i. part from her liuHlmnd, or a maid iiiUHt nin a roturn if her net Inroino equalled or exceeded $1,000. A minor wIioho Income for 1919 wa.i $1,000 or morn mum make a return, ir tho mlnor'i incomn wns Ihh than $1,000, ll iniiHt hn Included In the return of the parent. Ki'Mirt ou Itcil Cross Work. CuhIi contribution about $9G.O00.- 000 wnn contributed by the American Red CroHM for relief work in France alone, and about $75,000,000 was contributed for similar vork in 2b other countries durlnK the war per iod of 20 monlliH, ending luHt Keb ruary 20, according, to a report of the war activities or the organization made public recently. In Prance the Itnd CrOHi furnished supplies to 3780 French hospitals, cared for millions of refugees, aided with money und supplies French sol diers' familleK, cared for deHlllutn chlldreii und launched a campaign 1 galiiHt tuberculoHlH and other epl ileni'tH. i'ructlcully almilur servlc" waa ren dered in thn other countries. KuturiHin. In a recent Interview Sir Edward l,iityeiiH, thn r.ttnous architect who deH'gned thn Whitehall Cenotaph, IiOIh an uniiiHlng story of a mnn who r.Hd n week-end visit to a futurist urtiHt. Of course, hn wua expected to examine the mitHlerplcccs which IiimI been pai'ited by hlH lioHt and which adorned the various roomH. lining a Htout fellow, he "carried on, ai d at the conclusion or th'i vls't waa hkUoiI which hn considered t -. be the r.uiHt romarkntile, "I think," hn replied, " I prefer the pbturo of your wlfo In the bath- ro; m. "Mv wife!" Rasped tho artiHt "Tlr.'t'a a fan ot the drains!" I.nndnn Chrcri'.cln. or t POT On the amount of bin In- etween $0,000 nnd $7,600 he f:r A. surttix or 2 per rent. The Not h'trr Her. Apropoa of the modern (million, Senator aWtsnn told a atory at a IttiHhvltlo tlnd.) dinner. "A strug gllng business man," he said, "came homo one evening with a Joyful coun ten.'ttiie. 'My poor dear,' he aald to bla wire '1 have. Juat been admitted to thn League of Reconstruction I'rolhi ers. Our hard tloioa are over now. At lant you can have some do rent dreNHes.' A atoely glitter came Into thn wnmnn'a eye. 'No you do-rt.Joaeph,' aim aald, "I'll have JtiNt tl:n annin kind of dreHses all the r.tber women uro wearing." s. ' The Celebrated BERGMANN SHOE Awarded GOLD MEDAL P. P. I. E. Baa Francisco, 1116 The Htrongeiit and Nrnrent Water proof Hlioe Made I.O(JGl:n8. Cltl'IHKltS, MIIXMKN AND AM. WOHKHKii - THKO. I1EUGMANN HIIOK MI'G. CO. Thurman Htreet Portland i ASK FOR THE HEHOMANN WATEIUMtOOK SHOE OIL NOTH K OK KIXAL KKTTLK.MKNT IN THE COUNTY COL'KT OF Tllfc BTATE OF OREGON FOR COL- I'MUIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the EHtate of Martin Carniff, Dnceuaed. Notice la hereby given that the undemlgned udmlnlHtrator of thn Katate vt Martin CarnlfT, deceaaed, Iiuh Hied hla Final account, reporv and petition ror distribution in the County Court or tho State of Oregon for Columbia County, and that Sat urday the 14th day of February, 1920. at thn hour of 10 o'clock A. M. r.t tho court room or uid court in the City or St. Helen, ha been ap pointed by uld court an the time and place for hearing objections to said final account and for final settlement and distribution of Raid estate. Dated and flrut published January ICtli, 1920. JAMES LEONARD, Administrator of the E late or Martin CurnlfT, de reuHed. Harris & Gore. Attorneys for Adrur. St. HnleiiH. Ore. NOTICK TO CKKDITOHH IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. In the Matter of the Estate ot Elizabeth M. Watta, deceancd. Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned have been appointed ex ecutors of the Last Will and Testa ment or Elizabeth M. Watts, deceas ed, by the County Court of the Statr of Oregon ror the County or Colum bia, and have duly qualified aa such. All persons having claims against Huld estate are hereby notified to prexent the same, properly verified ns required by law to the under s'gned at officii County Clerk or aald Court, at Rt. Helens, Oregon, or at 1 1 25 Yeon Hulldlng. Portland. Ore gon, within six month from the date hereof. Dated January 7th, 1S20. First published January 4, 1920. Last published February tth, 1920. Jamea G. Watts, Lillle M. Perry, Executers. Itursell E. Sewall. 1125 Yeon Hulldlng. Portland. Ore Attorney ror Executors. A HOME is not complete without a 2 riodern Bhthroom It is as essential as a kitchen. Prices are " reasonable. Let me show you how little it will cost you to make your home modern. R. CONSTANTIN THE PLUMBER Hewitt Building - St. Helens, Oregon Kl'MMOXH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL 1'MHIA COUNTY. Emery. N. Itlodgett. Plaintiff, vs Murcellu Hlodgett. Defendant. To Marcella Rlodgett, the above nam ed Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby re culred to appear and answer the romplnlnt filed against you in the nbove entitled Court on or beroro the 23rd day or February, 1920, which 'a six weeks arter the 9th day or January. 1920. tho date ordered for tho first publication oflhls summons; and if you fail to o appoar and an swer, piaintirr win apply to the Court for tho relief prayed ror in his com plaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolv ing tho marriage contract heretofore and now existing between the plain tiff and defendant herein, und for bucIi other and run her roller uh to the Court should Beem Juhi and equltuble. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof pursuant to an order or the Hon. J. A. Eakln Judge of the above entitled Court, nindn on the 3rd day of Januury. 1920. First publication. January 9. 1920. Last publication, February 20. IOL'0. CLINTON A. AMIIROSE Attorney for Pllantlff. 314 y, Washington St., Portland, Oregon. VICTORLAS H you did not get a Victrola for Christmas it is not too late yet. Victrola and record cabinet in either Oak or Mahog "ny, regular price $57.50, now $53.25. A smaller machine in Oak at $25.00. Come in and hear them. January Records are here. , E. A. Ross THE HOUSEFURNISHER SIMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON FOR THfc COUNTY OF COLUMMA. Mury Laglo. Plnlntirr, vs. John George Lagios, Defendant. To John Goorgo LagloM, Defendant abovo named : In the name or the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear und nnswer or otherwise plead to the Complaint filed agnlnst you In the above entitled Court and cause on or before the 21st day of Feb ruary, 1920. said date being more than six weeks subsequent to the first publication of this summons, nnd if you fall to appear or answer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the relief preyed for In the complaint filed hero'n. to-wlt: for a decree dissolv ing the bonds of matrimony here tofore und now existing between nlalntiff end defendant, and absolute ly. divorcing plaintiff from derendant nnd restoring plaintiff's name or Mury flenson. and ror such other nnd further relief as to the Court may seem Just and equitable. 8ervlce of this summons Is mude upon you by publication thoreof pur suant to an order of tho Honorable James A. Enkin, Judgo of the above entitled Court, made nnd entered on the 7th day of January. 1920, di recting publication thereof In the St. Helena Mist, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in Columbia County, Oregon, for six consecutive weeks. Date of first publication, January 9th 1920. Date of last publication. February 20th. 1920. 11. W. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff. Postorflco address: 634 Chamber of Commerce Bldn., Portland. Ore. Str. IRALDA ltntee between St. Helena and Portland, BO cents one way, 75 rents for the round trip. Tickets good until used. Host leaves St. Helen 7:55a. w. Returning leaves Portland 2:3(1 p. hi. Arrive at St Helens 4 -45 p. ni. C I. HOOCHK1RK X4ITICK TO CKKDITOKH IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed ex ecutor or the estate of Levi Show alter, doccased, by the County Court of the Siuto of Oregon for Columblb County, end has qualified. All per ilous huving claims against said estate ore hereby notified to present same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned at the office of my attorney, rooms 32-33-34-35 Lafay ette Hulldlng, Portland, Oregon, within six months from the date bernc. Duted and first published January 9th, 1920. CLINTON A. AMBROSE, Executor. Albert T. Elott, Attorney. 4-8-5t NOTICK OK MXAI, AOtm'NT Lrvl W. Ball Estate Notice is hereby given that the t'.Dders:gned, cs administrator of the bstr.ti o.' Levi W. Ball, deceased, bus fllod . fi".r 1 iiR'xunt 1 1 C'o County Court of the State of Oregon, for Co lumbia County and that Saturday, January 17, 1920, at the hour of li 'clo?k in the forenoon of said day .ind tho court rccm cf said court liaa been appointed as the time and place for tho hearing of "hjoctlona thereto and the settlement llierea'. Duted :nd first published, Decem ber 19, 1919. GEO. D. YOUNG. Administrator J. W. Day, Attornsy l-5-6t The Central Confectionery is the plce you should get your candies, novelties writing paper, hot or cold drinks and soda fountain specialties. School supplies and light groceries. Central Confectionery JOHN PHILLIP, Proprietor Try a Mist Want Ad. Our store is YOUR store. Come in and get acquaint ed, even though you are not ready to buy. You are always welcome. The Boys POOL PARLOR Cigars, Pipes, Candy Cigarettes, Tobacco Rainier Ice Cream The Real Ice Crearn Vortex Fountain Service The Boys M'DONALD A PETKKSOX, Rt. Helens, Phone 127W 1000 Loaves of Bread KUHnKSsal"!HHKZEZZ9BZ That is thj amount we are bak iti.; kilt! delivering daily. It means that several thousand people in St. Helens are each day eating our bread. They must like it and they should, for it is good tread. Your Grocer Has It Piced at 10 Cents Just a little lower in price and better in quality than other bread. . West St. Helens Bakery S. HEl'MANN, Prop. Houltou. Phone 114-6 Mist Want Ads for Results Here's How! Folger's Golden Gate Coffee bette than champagne costs no more different in taste from any other coffee. " VACUUM PACKED
