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THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, TANUARY 16, 1920. CHURCH NOTICES MA.MOlvni "0JltK(UTIO.l, A "Wide Awake Church" Wllliuimtte snd Columbia Btrnnli Hvy. A. It. HpiMtruw, 1'unlop l'lioiio 3 3-J HiiniUy. Jim. 18. 1920. Hiinilny Hchool, 10:00 a. m. Morning Hour. 11:00 it. in. J.ubJ. "Flowers t tin Nnvnr Mid,' Christian Kmlmivur, 6:30 p. in. Hul'J.. "Tito I'snlms" Kong Sorvloe, 7:30 n. m. Hpeclul MiihIc. I Kvmilnz Hour, 8:00 p. m. " HutiJ., "Tho Motinlnini nnd Vul rys of l.lfn." I "Tho Church That Srv0M " J A blK evening of MiihI.: Watch r ll. 5 Annoiiiiccinnilit t Church ninetlng. Tile, night 7:30. '.junior inoir, Krltluy night 7:00 ; Senior Choir. Friday night 8:00 llolp me cliurph hlp others by . (iping uni run re n. "Tho Churrh Tlmt t?-r " $ MKTIIOIIINT KI'IHCOI'AI, "The Frlmully Church" f SI Holmm nnd lloullon '(' Albort H. HlHcy, Pastor Tho regular smvlci of tho church a follows: Bumlay School, 10:00 n. tu. Morning Worship, 11:00 a. in. Epworth League," 0:H0 p. ni. Evening Hiirvlros. 7:30 p m Prayor Mnxllng and lllblo Study. dnuHday, 7:30 p. in. Comblnnd Sunday School nnd iurch, lloullon, Sunday, 2:00 p.m. Our Bvnngnllmlo mooting have contluiid through the woulc to grow In powor and lter,.st. Ilrother Howe nnd MImd J,,nes have pn-si-nted the trullm of tho Uospnl wlili eurnst fulthfulnoss, and with telling effect Tliny will be with us through the fintnltif. u, ..t. f ... 1 i. . "(". in. us rany every force avalluulo for HiIm moat import- Ilrothor Howe will be with us In nun snrvirns nund.,y, preaching up on thmims of vital 'interest to all. Kvcrv one In HI M..I..I.. ,h i,... iiiicmHi in ine Kingdom of Heav en In cordjally Invited to altond thean meeting regulnrly. It muy bo mr.i our uon awaiiM on you uh .,n uvittii .r . - l Come with un. We serve the com in unity. "Tho Friendly Church.' CATHOLIC ( III IUH Jo. I C'luncy. Rector Holy Muss on Sunday will bo cele brated at 11.30 A. M. Subject of the aermon: Christ's I.ove ror Sinners. Catochlam for the children ul 10.45. ,v Nlr.lit services at 7:30. The top ic of the evening talk will bo: "Splr Itlatn, In the Light of Science and Involution." Sodality meeting on Friday at 4.00 1'. M. Non-Cathollca are always welcome HKVKNTH IIAV ADVKNTI8T Weal St. Helena H. M. Knighton, Elder A. T. I.uws, Deacon Itcguliir services held on Saturday. Sabbath School, 2:00 p. m. Service following at 3:00 p. m. Weekly l'rayer Meeting. Wednna- duy, 7:45 p. m. .'I Heport of Cond'tlon of THE FIRST ' NATIONAL BANK w!'l',"H' "l0 H,ul0, Oregon, at the clone of ImihIuchh on December I iJlll. HESOCUCES discounts. Including redla- $ I'HLK MKTIIOUIHT Clll IU II lloullon I). M. Hlgbeo, Paator Sabbath School, 10.00 a. m. I'reachlng Service, 11:00 a. m. Evening Meeting, 7:30 p. in. Mid-Week l'rayer Meeting, Tliurs !ay, 7:30 p. m. OBITUARY Mra. Ellen Russell, wlfo of Frank A. KuhhcII departed tbla life Mon dr.y, December 2tli. 1919 at the fi mlly realdenco In fit. Helen?. De ceased won born In New Brunswick, Cunada, and lUtlie time of her death waa 08 yer.ra of ago. Two years ago Mra. Bussed suffered a stroke of puralysla and alio was an Invalid from that time until death relieved tier aulTering. Tho funeral was held Suturduy morning, January 3, 1920 at tho Catholic church, tho services being conducted by Rev. Father J. I. Clancy and tho Inter ment was made In Mt. Calvary cem etery In Portland. Mrs. Russell Is survived by her husband Frunk A. Russell, four sons, Everett R. Russell of Marinette, Wisconsin, John F. Russell of Min neapolis, Warren L. ltuiisell and William A. Rusaell of St. Helens, and two daughters, Mrs. William A Alves of Oakland, Calif., and Misa Jean Russell of St. Helens. Two brothers, oJe Wall of Spirit Lake. Idaho, and Dan Wall of Iron River. Mlrlilgun, alao survive her. I Deceased lived in St. Helens for the past live ycurs, coming here Irom her old homo In Marinette, Wisconsin, and bnd a wide circle of IrlendH and acquaintances who sor row at her passing. LIST OF TRANSFERS and V. , (a) (a ) I.our.n V counts 1 Total loans Overdrafts, secured. None: unsecured. 1135 44 H. ov eminent scrurltir owned: Deposited to secure circulation (IT. 8. Hinds par vulue) Pledged as collateral for Slate or oilier deposits or bills payable Owned and unpledged War Savings Certificate and Thrift i Htauips actually owned 0 Other iMtuils, securities, etc.: () Honda (other than U. 8. Hondo ) pledged to '. secure postal savings deposits ' Honda and securities (other (ban V, 8. j securities) pledged as collateral for Stale I or other depoalis (postal excluded) or bills payable . . . .' J) Securltlea, other than I?. S. bonds (no't'tii , eluding storks), owned nnd unpledged.. Total bonds, securities, etc.. other , V. 8 S. C.Jck of Federal Keaervn Rank (50 per cent of . ' subscription ) 1 1. rurnlture and llxluroj !!!!!.'!!!!!"' 11.? awful reaervo with Federal Reserve 'llnnki . .11. tsh In vault ami net amounts due from na- llonal banks 11. Checks on other hanks in the same' city' or town as reporting bank (other than Item v 1 6 I , . Total of Items 13. 14. 15. 16 and 17 I ). Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and duo from V. 8. Treasurer f llitereat earned but not collected approxl- mate on Notes and Dills Receivable not ,' past due . TOTAL LIAIIILITIES " Sapltal stock paid in lurplu Fund 0ndlvlded prollts iiieresi anil iiiHcount collected or credited In ndvanro of maturity and not earned (npproxlmulol ' Circulating notes outstanding !!!!!! shler's checka on own bunk outstanding'. '. ' Total of Hems 30, 31. 82 und 33 Demand deHNlts (other (linn bank ileMslls) a subject to Reserve (depoalts puyable wiiiuu as uays) 96.677.23 86.677. 23 25,000.00 2.000.00 5.400.00 143.82 7,500 00 1,000.00 17,484.4 1 96.677.23 135.44 32.543.82 7,834.87 25,984.41 860.00 3.416.49 8.886.92 7.800.23 34.64 1,250.00 3,574.28 1,220.20 1,627 60 . ., . . . . ' i i. inniviaual deposits suliject to chuck. I j. Btato, county, or municipal depoalts f " Pieogo or assets of this bank ; Totul of demand depoalts (other than ; bank deposits) subject to Reserve, .I,mn" 34' 36' 36' 37- 3H " 3 124 1 42 34 Time (Ii-imisIU Niibjeet to Iteserve (payable after 30 duya, or suhject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): .ertltlcates of deposit (other than for tm ney 1 borrowed) Postal se.vlnim flnniiulld Total of time deposits aubject to Reserve, Wiibllltles other Ihan those a hovo stated: Vn". torost accrued f ... TOTAL ' ' ' .if t ... - .. . . ........ eun, oumy or roiumntii. ss $181,162.41; 25,000.00 360.00 1.220.00 600.00 23,400.00 1,627.60 121.642.34 2.600.00 i 1.014.13 823.61 2,974.28 $181,152.46 l'1'' t;lilll. Cashier of (he abovo-nomed bank, do solemnly swear the above statement is true to (he heat of my VmZTZ LZ CI.............. . . II. A. CHILD8. Caahler. 1 R..I n..i ... . I HILHH r ....... ,UDU uu aworu to ueroro me this 13th duy of January. I.) J. Caahler, 1920. W. DAY, ,, Notary Tubllc My Commission expires Muy 24. 1920 CORRECT-Attest: SHERMAN M. MILKS, H. m. Mccormick, CHARLES GRAHAM, Director. THE MEN BEHIND THE CHECK-BOOK healing tho name of this bank are the foremost business and professional men of tho com munity. Tho reputation of eacn man on our directorate Is suftl clont to Invite your fullest con treatment at all times. Cull fldence. It also Insures liberal and talk It over. ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK MctnllAP ITMliirttl ItiHArv fivatAtn CHAS. G HA HAM, Prenldrnt II. A. CI 1 1 LP 9. Huhler She Knew Him Not.. They were very fond of each other. and had been engaged, but thoy had quurreled, and were too proud to make it up. He culled afterward at her hoime to see her father cn busi ness. She waa at (lie door. "Ah Miss lllunk, I believe.'' said I e "Is your father in?" "No hI.," she re pl'id, 'father Is 'lot, ai present )o you wish to see him personally?'' "Yes," was the blug response of tho visitor, who felt hat hi former sweetheart wan yielding. "I wantol to see him on very particular busi ness," and he turned away haughlily "I beg your pardon," alio called alter him as he readied the last step, "but who ahail I say culled?" IteMHed by Columbia Abstract V. Junuary 2. William Holland et ux to John Herman; Lot 11 Scap poose Orchard Tract No. 3. $760.00. Columbia County Real Estate Co. to olnmon Rock: 4 acres In Sec. Tp. 4 N. R. 1 W.W.M.. $600.00. Anton Iiirkendahl to Inerkl Hills- bury: Lots 1 -,nd 2 In liloc.k 3, Hlrk enfeld, $4,000.00. Arthur M. Mill et al to Alexander Mcl'herson Es tute, Inc.: Land l Sec. 80 & 31, Tp 6 N. K. 4 W. and 8,.cs. 25 fc 33 Tp ii N. R. 5 W. and Sec. 8, 9, 17, 19 & 21 Tp. 4 N. R. 6 W.W.M.. $10.06 O. J. Montgomery et al to Thomas Stevenson: Truet 67 and 72 Spltzen borg (8V4 of SWV4 of SWVi Sec. 16 -4-2) $10.00. January 3. Henry Lange to Roy A. tt Minnie V. Vancleave: Lnd lu Sec. 14, Tp. 3 N. R. 2 W.W.M.. $2.- 000.00 I. O. HrJman to O. N. Hol- mnn: ran or uiock 8, Clatskanle. $10.00. " January 6. 8. M. Rice to Annie Rjce: Land In Sec. 17 Tp. 7 N. R. 2 W.W.M, $1.00. M. Fresh to J. E. H..elei: Lot 14 Illock 62, St. Helens. $125.00. January C. James Gray et ux to ojhn Doble: Land in Bee. 2 Tp. 3 N. R. 2 W.W.M., $10.00. The Mist want ads bring result. Here' a recent sample: "The Mlst: Pleaso discontinue my ad for boar, os I have sold him, and Insert the following:" etc., W. W. Freeman, Coble. The Mist: "Kill the ad. I placed for cow for sale. I sold the cow two day after inserting the ad. Geo. Wilson. St. Helen." If you have something for sale, trade or exchange, try the Mist' want ad. column. If you want to buy, read the want ad. columns. FOR SALE SiM'iiis Iteuw.iinhle. Our position simply Is that a wo man who ia able to pay $1,000 for furs ought to contrlbuto something to l he support of the zoo News. For Sale 1 lot with three-room shack, extra fine garden soil, a few bearing fruit trees, some berries, sewer on place. In Columbia Park Addition. 2 blocks north of laundry. Price $300, terms to suit, or would CARD OH THANKS We wish to thr.nk those kind Friends who comforted and assisted us In our recent bereavement and for the nuny beautiful floral offer- i.ltlRS. Frnnk A. Runnel end fr.mlly. I trade for household goods or used car. J. W. Smith, owner, St. Helens, Oregon. 6-2 CARD OH THANKS I wish to thank a VI the enlghbors and friends who were so kind and helpful In my sad bereavement In the loss of my beloved busbund, also (or florul offerings. Mrs. Hilda Almroth. TKKASl KKK'H NOTICE I have money on hand to pay war rants Including End. Aug. 9th, 1919. Interest stops Jan. 16th, 1920. UESS1E HATTAN, Co. Treas. SCHOOL ( I. KICK'S NOTICE I have money cn linn.! to pay wur ants of School 'Hntiet No i, up to und including Muy 2i. K'U. In trest stops January li, 1 ) 2 0 . i Mre. F. A. George, Clerk School District No. 2. Tu the lysMptic. Would you not like to feel that our Btomnch troubles are over, that cu can eut nnytkind of food that pou crave? Consider then tho fact that Chamberlain's Tablet have cured others why not you. There are many who have been restored to health by taking theso tablets nnd can now eat any kind of food that they crave. LODGES mm No 117. I. O. O. F. St. Helens Lodge meet lu the I O. O. F. buildlug. on the second nnd fourth Saturdays of each month, visiting members ure al ways given a hearty welcome. C. W. ULAKESLEY, Secretary. W. A. LEVI, N. G. Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights of Pythias meets every Tuesday even ing In Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis iting Kulghts always welcome. E. ADIN ROSS, C. C. EDISON I. BALLAGII, K. of R. and S.. and M. of F. . A St. Helens I-odge No. 32, A. F tt A. M. meets 1st N nfid 3rd Thursday ia each month. VlsUlng brothers cordially 11. J. SOUTHARD, W. M. E. E. QUICK, Secretary. The Loyal Order ot Moose, St. Hel ens Ixidge No. 1238. Meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month. All visitors cordially Invited. K. E. BJORKMAN, Dictator. J. D. M DONALD. Secretary. Mlzpah Chapter O. E. S. meets In Masonic- Hall the second and fourth Saturdays ot each month. Mrs. ELIZABETH 1SBI3TER, -W.M. EFFIE BROWN, Socrotary. St. Helens Rebekah Lodge, No. 217, meets second and fourth Thurs day o each month In I. O. O. P. hall. Viulllng members always welcome. ELLA SMITH, N. G. OPAL SMITH, Socrotary. St. Helens Camp No. 10,999, Mod ern Woodmen of America, meets the first Wednesday ot each month in the I. O. O. F. hall. H. A. COLT, V. C. H. E. LA BARB, Clerk. For Sale or Trade Good 8-room house and two lots in Columbia Park Addition. All fenced, good soil and set to berries and fruit. Good river view and in desirable location. Will make attractive terms. Here's your opportunity to get a nice home cheap. See or write W. E. Bronson, Box 248, St. Helens. - 5-2-x Handy Business Directory AUTOMOBILE TIRES AC'iO TIRE SERVICE. Vulcan Izing, repairing. Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed. Copeland Auto Co., St. Helens. BARBERS LYNCH t ML" flit. First" Class Bar bor Work. On tho Strand. St. Hel ens, Oregon. HOTEL BAKBEK SHOP. Harry Rennet, Prop. A Clean Shop. Good Work. Hewitt Bldg. BLACKSMITH Two young thoroughbred Barred Rock Roosters for sale. Enquire of Gus Skuzie, Iluchelor Flat, Phone 108-F25. 6-2t. Two Jersey Duroc Brood Sows foi sale. Bred to Golden Wonder the Fifth. One to farrow Feb. 1st, and one April 17th. Sows weigh 350 lbs each. Price $75 each. W. W. Freeman, Coble, Oregon. 6-2t Eat Honev Wo barn a nice craila of table honey la pint and quarts. we s?ll str.ndard Bee Supplies. W. E. Carrlngton, St. Helens. 61-tf For Sale Chean Ford delivery Fleldhouse Motor Co. St. Helens, Oregon. Eltt Fish launch, 8 ft. beam, 26 ft. Ions equipped with 6 h. p. engine in line condition. Launch can be seen at Warrior Rock lighthouse. Sauvies Island 6-2 FOR SALE A Ford touring car n first -class condition. A bargain at $375. H. W. Cade, St. Helens. Oregon. 5-4t-x For Sale At a bargain, a small driving team. Well broken, true and sound and good workers. Apply C. A. ioicn, on joe nominy place. Deer Island, Oregon. 3-3x Foe Htkliniirhnnlr t.nt'-tnna fin aerDs of gocd pnrtly improved land 2 miles from St. Helens. miles from McNulty'g st. tlon on good road. Also 40 acres ne-r Warren. Will soil cheap if sold sect. Ensy terms. i.'. J. Larson. Wrren. Ore. Phone 101F5. Market Price will bo paid for a few dry cows, heifers or thin stock. John Dowd, Yankton, Oreson. Telephone St. Helens. 118-F2. 4tf For Sale Light team of horses, harness, and a good spring wagon. also 4 -room house and corner loi opposite corner from laundry. W. ia. umerson, St. Helens, Ore., Bo 492. 3x-4t Ono lot and a half for mile at TWr Island. Good nlncn tur any business. Plaee Just across the highway from donot. Price 1200 00 cash. Cr.ll on or write. C. H. Gore. Box 61. Kelso, Wrsh. 2-6-4 1 LOST AND FOUND LOST Near St. Helens, one red cow, white face, muley and one black pole heifer two years old. $10 re ward for recovery. Dave Coons, Woodland, Wash., or leave word at Mist Office., 6-2-x Lost Auto crank for Hudson au tomobile. Black .and nickle oiated Leave with H. M. Terry or at Mist offleo. Reward. 4 2 x WANTED Position Wanted as waltresa in cafe or restaurant by competent girl Ida Steward, o o Mrs. F. Spehar, Yankton, Oregon. 6-l-x . J. L. CHITTEM. i hoeing blacksmith. rlage, auto repairs. Expert horse Wagon, car- CONTRACTORS GKIFFIS . HAYES. HulMlnr Contractor. Plans and Estimates Furnished. PROFESSIONAL CARDS I E. A. ROSS Funeral Director Kmbalmer Business Phone 23 Res. Phone 96-R Masonic Bldg., St. Helens, Ore. DR. C. E. WADE Uiysiclan and Hurgeoo Phsne 99 Muckle Bldg. St. Helons. Ore. S. B. HOSKIN Dentist Office in Bank Building St. Helens Oregon DR. L. GILBERT ROSS I'liysicutn and Surgeon Office In Bank Bldg. St. Helens FRED W. HERMAN Attorney mt Law talnler, Oregon HOTELS ORCADIA HOTEL. Thos. Iabis ter, Prop. Courteous Treatment. First Class Accomodations and Meals. PAINTERS DR. ALFRED I. PEEL riivKlrlun and Surgeon Bank Building St. Helens . Oreenn C. W. ROBISON Attorney-at-Law Suite 306 Spexarth Bldg Phone 497 Astoria, Oregon ERWIN T. ROWE Attorney at Uw Rainier - Oregon. (With E. II. Joseph Real Estate Co.) E. O. MUCKLE. Palntlns. al.n DR' S; V RUSSELL ttlUgPhPaP",nhttnBln8 and "-'MltS. UVMEUSZZ.' Masseuse RESTAURANTS LIBERTY CAFE For Good Ri Home Cooking, N. F. Baker, Prop. Moorfield Cabinet Steam Baths I Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 12 G-J St. Helens, Oregon ST. II ELENS Good meals at all Etrand. GLEN R. METSKER Attorney RESTAURANT, j - Office In Hank Building hours. On tho Phone 17 St. Helena. Ore ! REAL ESTATE W. T. HINSON. Real Estate and Insurance. Farm and City Prop erty. St. Helens, Oregon. SHOE SHOP C. C. CARSON Tho Shn rwfnr fhoe Making, repairing. Welling ton Bldg., St. Helens. TRANSFER COMPANIES WILLIAM DAVIES. Dravinz nnd Transfer. Livery. Phono 16. T. S. WHITE Undertaker and Funeral Director County Oaroner Phono 64 Residence phone HS-t St. Helens, Oregon T. B. GODFREY Farm Houses City Ja)H $50, $00, 75 and np Homo Trades -Come in and tern me Office with Columbia County Ab stract Company How'i This ? ' W OffftF tl60.nO far u mm . .... v tht cannot b cursd by HALL'S ' CATARRH MEDICINE. . HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE U taV n internally and acts through th Blink 0I. 'he Mucous Surfaces of the System. S!d bJ( 4r"ts for over forty year I Price. 76c. Testimonials free. I F. J. Cheney ft Co.. Toledo, Ohio. JOHN L. STORLA Attorney at Law Hewitt Building Telepuoi e 7-J St. Helen. Oregon. GEO. H. SHINN Attorney at Law St Helens, Oregon ' Bank Bldg. J. W. DAY Attorney at lw St. Helens, Ore. This Year As in Years Past VON A. GRAY Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler You Will Receive Your money's worth when trading at our store Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing. Ledies Apparel, Dresses, Suits M. RICEN Quality Prices THE QUALITY OF OUR GROCERIES WILL PLEASE YOU SO WILL THE PRICES That is why we have so many satisfied customers, who take a delight in purchasing where the groceries are good and the prices right. A COMPLETE LINE OF RELIABLE MERCHANDISE If you want oil clothing that won't leak or crack, you will buy the ALLIGATOR BRAND. It's union made and the best made. J. L. Williams & Sons Phone 34 W Houlton, (West St. Helens) Oregon