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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. 1920. 5 URCH NOTICES THODIHT KI'IHCOPAI riio Friendly CJmrch" ., Holot.s uml lloullun bert H. MlHcy, Pastor gulur services of I ho cliurcli allows: f School, 10:00 a. m. IK Worship, 11:00 a. m. th League, fi:30 p. in. )t Hurvlcop, 7:S0 p. m. r MunlliiK uml lllble Study, ay, 7:30 p. in. Bed Sunday School and lluultou, Sunday, 2:00 p.m. Vlvul meeting will continue the coiiiIiik week. On Bun dins. A. llowen, rurtlHiul iretiiry of Evangelism will le pulpit both inornliiK and Dr. llowen Ih oihi of III") 'dr of the Portland will have a worth whllj for you. I Ih promises to It li uh a couple of dawn next . Jlss Jones goes to McMllin I. i I ' meeting. Ir. Ilowo KOCH I il 'j work n( Ituiulcr. ( llrlng your friends. 1 A or elcoinu owuHh you. , "Tho Friendly Church." r irrii cookf.utio ti, "Wlt Awuke Cliurcli" Mtu and Colunihlii Streets . A. It. Hpearow, Pastor Phono 3;t-J : lay, Jutiuury 26, 1920 r r School. 10:00 a. in. 1 "f Hour, 11:00 u. in. ... "lie A llrick." 4 tlan Endeavor, 0:30 p ni. ' Jer, MIhs Waundu Suln. 8errlce. 7:80 p. ni. i hunt Club Mule ChoruH. i Congregational Singing. ; ln Hour, 8:00 p. in. I J., "Tho drip Hint Holds." Announcement f ' nday, Feb. 1, 1820, tlm choir ' an evening of iniixlc. . A train Iiuh been provided it ml l treat In In more for thorn' . id. Don't fnll lo ha one ft . i A Mk evening of special III ' , J Choir rehearsal, Friday, r. I fcholr, Friday. 8.00 p. in. l '. ng Iiiih been elected to till i ( Of Sunday .School Hiiperln tnd .. With his londurshlp, new lood ' bn Infused Into thn hocI t jr. 1 i School, which In now la rut) i x; t to grow larger In tho iltttre. .here h no other plnre I hut i qui; t ( good for you or your filldrf j a Hunduy inornliiK as the undv i. Sool. Tha Church That tfr " QUEEN OF THE REDS IS ON HER WAY city. "Queen of the Bovlela ana Hod loader will no longor Inflict her "free" thought upon America. Hhe has been arrested and t now at Kill latand. N. Y.. awaiting deportation. She aoya aha fatora frtm thought, fre lov r everything. tvery night during tho coming week. ftiv. ltoun In u converted miner him spent several years In Aluitka a Hp inlHHlonury lo the KmiuIiiioh, and Ih a pool mid singer of uiiiihiiuI ability. He cninmiMMH hln nwn unmta . .t ...... ...... ..,, p,., nitii sings thi'in In li In own characteristic ininiiiaiiiii style. Come, you will on Joy these gospel siiiw:h a nil hihlo truth. CATHOLIC CllUtCII Jos. I'. Clancy, Hector Tho MaHH on Siiiida will bo colv hiHlcd at 9:00 A. M. Munh at Deer iHland ut 11:00 A. M. Tho Hiibjod of tho Hcrinon In "Tho Martyrdom of SI. Akhdh." CulPchlHin for the chll drmi lii-gliiH nt 9:45. Night HorvlccH ul 7:30, liuluilliig llitH'dlotlon ot (ho ItlcHHod Hurra in out. Father Clancy will give c. lecture on a nul Ji'ct which Mliould bo of InlercHt a'. li'iiKt to IIioho who ar ucciiHtoiiicd to llollOVn II1HI1V llllliriirflll HiIiidm nlmul the Church without having heard the I iitliollu Hide of t in auoxtloii. iimiiii.Iv Iioch or Did the Church Kvor For- litd thn Heading or tho Illblc." Sodui Ity mooting on Friday nt 4:00 I'. M Social tlniu for the hoy on Friday I evening al tho parlHh Iiouko. I Non-CulholicH are ulwnya very I welromo. vr.: Pi , 8 'i re H r. i. w I XU 1 tf in. li, 1 1 c r i 19 I r it ' , i UE 13 t!KTII)hlST Clll ltt II Houlton r. fl. Hlgbeo, I'aator ychool, 10.00 a. in. t Bervlec, 1 1 :00 a. in. .r" Training ClniiH, 7.30. aerv ic, 8.00 I. M. .k I'rayor Meeting, Tliiim .i p. in. tor In vlton tho boyH of the .'en tho uea of eleven nnd t meet nt the Freo Metlild- ifo Friday evening at 7.30 t confer . H li him In regard inlzatlon of a boyH' Hociety I and Hociiil uctivitioM. All 1 are welcome. I nervlccH will begin at II Sunday morning. Kvan. in of Spokane will preach lo in In g and evening and KKVKXTIC 1.V AIVKNTIST WOHt St. HcIiuih II. M. Knighton, Elder A. T. I.uwg, Deacon Itegulnr norvlcea held on Saturday Sabbath School, 2:00 p. ni. Service following at 3:00 p. m. Weekly 1'ruyer .Meeting, Wednes day, 7:45 p. m. 1 The Hon) Cough MeOlc Inc. . When a drugglut HndH Unit li In cuh- : lomera all Heak well of a certain I (irepiirallon, ho forma a good onlnloi j of It nnd when In need of hucIi a med- Icluo Ih nlmoKl certain tl line It him- i Kclf it nd In IiIh family. TIiIh Ih why o many di'iigglHta uho and recoui- 1 mend Clinmberluln'a Cough ltern- 'Mly. J. It. JonoH. n well known idruggiNt of Cuhrun, Ky.. hu'h. "I , 'huvt uaed Cliambertnin'R Cough Kem- eily In my fumily for the pant seven eara, and hnve found it to be tho j bent cough medicine I hnve ever 1 known." I I Try n Mlnt AVunt Ad. H Us Be Your asiness Partner Your partner has a knowledge of your I business and you look to him for advice and I counsel on important matters. You are en I titled to all the help he can give you. Do you net a partner's help on your printed matter? Do you get the most from the special- r ized knowledge which we have regarding printing and paper, and above all the service which a combination of the two can render? I Our job department has every modern equip- I merit for doing work on rush orders. For I letterheads, billheads, and all kinds of forms, we carry in stock, recommend and use Th Vtility "Business Paper . Us Serve You as a Partner REAL ESTATE MARKET 13 VERY ACTIVE The real cHtute market In St. Mel-1 nnu ,.n.l 1. .-I. ...... I.. .... I tlve It tl.e l':l 01 tianHferH un bi taken uh an Indlcutlon. Niinieiom city loin ara chuiiglng IiuiuIh uml tint Irnnafer of ri. rum and furjii lundi Ih mine than In. previoui; montlii'. Heul esl;iii) men in Si. HeleiiM an opl I111I1. lie ever the proHpeei un 1 llilnli tliit really will conliniio to inovo. The IIhi of IruiiKferH uh fur nlHhed hy i he Columbia County AbHtrnet Co. trom Jan. 14th lo 20th, IiicIuhIvo, are: Junuury 11. Michael :'roHh to Karl I.uilwl,, el ux: IoIji 19 and 20 lu lllock C3, tU. llidenn. 110.00. ThOH. Munlolu et ux to Andrew lOtiu i.ll llc.li, hund In See. 11 T. 7 N. U. 4 W., 11.00. I.. Jolma et ux to Jacob Jolmu et ux: laud In Sec 4 T. 7 N. II. 4 W., $500.00. Leonurd Rurr: et ux to John llenrlk Wulkumu o ux: lend In Sec. 20, T. 7 N. It. 3 W. Juiiioh C. Culhen to I'aul Iter et ux: land in Sec. 31, T. 7 N. It. 2 V $1 Karl I.udwig lo Michael Frenh: lund III Sec. 34, T. 5 N. II. 2 W. It. It. Haw mm to S. II. Johnaon. et ux: lot 12 lllk. 5 South St. lielenn. St. Helena Lumber (,'o. to W. U. Drown ot ux: land In Sec. 3 T. 4 N. It. 1 W. )l.ti71.00. Junuury 15. St. Helena Dock and Terminal Co. lo Col. County hum bor Co., IoIh 1, 2 uml II lllock 6 South St. HeleiiH, $10.00. January 16. T. C. Morris, Jr., et ux to W. A. lleeglo el ux: land In Seen. 23 and 20 T. 7 N. It. 3 Y. $1480.000. II. K. Hmith et ux to David C. Kcclen, Trunlee: lund In Sec. 33 T. 5 N. K. 6 W., $300.00 Clyde A. Miller et ux to It. II. Early, TniHteo: F. V4 of lolH 1 and 2 and all of lot 5 block 8, lotH 1, 2, 3, 4 block 11 lot 4 block 9, Vernoniu, $825.00. Andrew SweiiHon et ux to Selmei SweiiHon: lund In Sec. 13, T. 7 Is. It. 3 W., $1100.00. Januury 17. A. 8. HurriHon et ui to J. A. ItlvcHt el ux: IoIh 4 and 19 blork 57 St. Ilelenn, $10.00. Julius 8. JolniHon et ux to Anna West lund: lund In Sec. 36 T. 8 N. It. 4 W., $700. A. 8. HurriHon et ux to J. A. Filling el ux: lotH 1, 2, 3, and 14, block 32 St. Helena, $10.00. Akorsnn-Uooch and Co., Inc. to John Kiwxler: lund In Sec. 3 T. 6 8. 11. 2 W., $10.00. John A. Marek et ux to Vinceno Stehno et ux: lund In Sec. 2 T. 3 N. It. 2 W. January 19. A. 11. Wright et ux to Surah M. Hood: lot 4 block II Itoxy 1'urk, $126.00. W. I). Itrad ley et ux to Ida AndeiHim el ux: lund in ec. 28 T. 8 N. It. 3 W. Johnson F. Ditto et ux to, It. H. Toiler et ux lot 5 block 24 Town of Huinier, $1600.00. Uoorge L. houHlgnont to A. J. Drowning et ux: land In Sees 18 and 19 T. 3 N. It. 1 W., $900.00. I'. S. lies pa I n el ux to KIhIq h. Dew. lot 7 block 6 Hullroad Add., $115. January 20. Arnold S. Graham et ux to E. N. Duvey: lota 6, 7, 8, block 3 1st Addition to ClutHkanle, $10.00. Anna Mllberg et ux to ho rny hurHon: lots 1 nnd 2 block 73 Columbia City, $190.00. TOLD DEMOCRAT T Mra. Peter Oleson of Minnesota, la the first and only woman privileged to voice woman's Ideas in tbe affair' of the Democratic party. She made an address at tbe Jackson Day banquets at Waablngton. Jan. S. tbe real launching ot tbe 1920 Democratic campaign. FOR SALE ' Ordlolo baby basket In firHt-class j condition. A bargain at $10. En-: oulre H. E. linker at Morton & Wll-j Hon Market. St. Helens. 6-tf For Sule 10 shares of Columbia Itlver Canning and Produce Compuny stock. Address John A. Marek, 610 Cluy Street W., Portland, Oregon. 6tf For Sule Team of horses, sound nnd true. Weight about 3200 pounds. Wacn nnd harness. $275 takeb the whole outfit. Joe Sasla, Houl ton, or enquire of Houlton black smith. 6-3C- FOIt SAhE TVPEWniTEH. Ol iver Typewriter No. 5 Visible ma chine for sale for $26 cash If taken nt once. Same can be inspected at ' our office In tho City of Sccppoose, Ore. Scappoose Lumber Co., Scap poose, Oregon. 6-tf. NTKAMNC; Ai:S TIUXDF.ft Tho New York Sun kicks because Lieutenant Commander Dead, of NC-4 airplane fame, wus supplied with a in up which showed the ex istence, of u town exlHllng twenty-six years ego, but which was blotted out by a tidal wnve In 1893. Possibly the Nuvy department wus trying to even up for the towns In the United StuteH which hnve been wiped out by Al. IlurleHon'B stumped notice on returned letters, "no such address," of which Sioux KMIb, S. D., wus an example. llr.rrlsburg tl'a.) Telegraph. Prohibition bus been a great lev eler of the small towns and the big cities by making the cabaret lifo of the metropolis alio lit as tamo as tho hum sandwich life of the village restaurant. . SIMMONS IN THE CIltCLIT COL'UT FOR THK STATE OF OltKUON, FOll COh- I'MUIA COUNTY. Coorgln P. hnrdner, PluintilT. vs. Crnhaino P. hnrdner, Defendant. To Cirahamo P. hnrdner, the above named Defendant: In the Nunio of the Stato of Ore gon: You uro hereby roquired to ap peur nnd answer tho complaint filed uguiiiHt you In the ubovo on tit lei Court on or before the 9th day of March, 1920, which is six weeks af ter the 23rd day of Junuury, 1S20, tho date ordered for the first pub lication of this summons; and if you fi'.il to ho appear and answer, plaint I IT will apply to the Court foi the relief prayed for In her com plaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolv ing tho miirriiige contract hereto fore nnd now existing between tho plaintiff and defendant herein, nnd that plaintiff bo awarded the care, custody und control ot the minor child, ejrry Donald l.ardner. and for such other and further relief a to tho Court should seem Just und equltr.blo. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof pursuant 1 to nn order of tho Hon. J. A. Knkin, Judge of the r.bove entitled Court ttindo on the 2 2d day of J:nunry, 1920. First publication, January 23rd, 1920. hunt publication, March 6th, 1920. CLINTON A. AMUKOSE, Attorney for Pb.lntiff. 3134 Washington St., , Portland, Oregon. For Sale 1 lot with three-room shack, extra fine garden soil, a few beating fruit trees, some berries, sewer on place. In Columbia Park Addition. 2 blocks north of laundry. Price $300. terms to suit, or would trade for household goods or used car. J. W. Smith, owner, St. Helens, Oregon. 5-2 1 For Sale or Trado Good 8 -room ! house and two lots In Columbia Park j Addition. All fenced, good soil and ! set to berries and fruit. Good river i view nnd In desirable location. Will i make attractive terms. Here's your l opportunity to get a nice home cheap. See or write V. E. Dronson, Uox 24 8, j St. Helens. 5-2-x! Two young thoroughbred Barrta Hock Roosters for Bale. Enquire of Gus Skuzle, Bachelor Flat, Phono 108-F25. 6-2t. Two Jersey Duroc Brood Sows foi j snle. Bred to Golden Wonder the: Fifth. One to farrow Feb. 1st, and i one April 17th. Sows weigh 360 llis each. Price $75 each. W. W. Freeman, Goble, Oregon. 6-2t Eat Honev Wo have a nice rrnita of table honey la pints and quarts. we s;'tl str.nilard Deo Supplies. W. E. Cnrrlngton, St. Helens. 61-tf Fish launch. 8 ft. beam. 26 ft. lon.t I equipped with 5 h. p. engine In fins I condition. Launch can bo seen nt j Warrior Uoek lighthouse, Sauvles! Island 5.2 i FOR SALEA Ford tourlni car! In first-class condition. A bare&in 1 at $375. II. W. Cade. St. Helens.1 Oregon. 6-4t-x I For Hale Burb.ink nnt-tona 3n ncrss of good prirtly Improved lund z nines irom St. Helens. milea from McNulty's station on good road. Also 40 acres ..err Wnrron Will sell cheap if sold snc.t. Ensy terms. j. i -arson, wrren, Ore. Phone 101F6. Market Price will be Dnid for n few dry cows, heiters or thin stock. John Dowd, ankton. Orerron. Telcnhr.no St. Helens, 118-F2. 4tf For Side Unlit team nf h Anas harness, nnd a vonit atifinv aAn ' " ' " J . B V.WQUI1. ulso 4-room house and corner lot opposite corner from laundry. W. E. Giberson, St. Helens, Ore., nox 492. av.jf LOST AND FOUND LOST Near St. Helens, one red cow, whlto face, muley and one black pole heifer two years old. $10 re ward for recovery. Dave Coons, Woodland. Wash., or leuve word at Mist Office., 5.2-x Feed and Flour at the Old Prices We bought our feed and (lour before the raise in prices and sell them at the old jrice CROWN FLOUR (alwsys the bHt) per sack W.2.T MILL RUN FEED, 80-pound sack t.$2.03 We have a full line of Shoes, Dry Goods, Men's Work Clothes and a complete line of the best Groceries. We will save you money on your purchases A. T. KIBLAN Tel 35 (One block east depot) St. Helens, Oregon IN OUR NEW QUARTERS We are now located in our new tiuarters in the Ditto building on Columbia Street We shall be oW ased to have our customers and friends inspect our new home in which we take a pardonable pride. ' ' . KEEP YOUR VALUABLES SAFE Our safe deposit vault is large and built especially to take care of the demand of many for a place in which to keep their valuable papers. You may secure a safe deposit box for a nominal rental and jou will have the satisfaction of knowing that at any time you can place vour hands on such 'papers and that they are safe from loss or damage. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Rcnerve System , , CHAB. GRAHAM, President II. A. CHIM)8. Cashier 'f 1 r -xlzX SALE 3 iBC.iiaL1lliHiiiijji FOR SALE Now is the time to buy that farm. We have just the place you have been looking for. Here are a few of our sample bargains r $7.(HKl.(M) 40 acres on fine macadam rond. dose in and beautiful view; good 6-rotm house, fino spring, barn, chicken house; 20 acres under cultivation; all fenced; termr. M,rtM).(Ml 25 acres on running stream; 12 acres under cultiva tion; fino young .bearing orchard, good well and good soil; 3 miles from St. Helens on macadam road. Stock and implements go with the place. $.1,000.00 40 acres 4 mlle9 from town, on good" road; 20 acre under cultivation; family orchard, terma. Several other bargains on list. It will pay you to look them over. HOUSES You can't miss it by investing in St. Helens real estate. Indica tions are that tha town will have a steady growth and tlist prop erty will increase In value. Now is the time to buy or build your own home. We submit a few of our "worth-while buys" and every one is a bargain. $!i,KOO.O Modern 6-room house on corpor lot; fire-place, sleep ing porch, garage, garden plot, shade trees; well located. 81,00.00 S-room houso and one let in good location; garden soU. sewer fully paid. f 1,400.00 5-room house and 3 lots, fine garden soil; good barn, new chicken house. RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. PHONES Office, 123; Residence B-38 I! II I -mmmiammmmmmmmmmmmmim l ruiimuu, uitkuu, mi SI limn A r o u P 1 mim " 0-Jfc IHHMMIIHMIMHHMaviHMHHlHMHMHiM j HOME i