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THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1920. WOMEN AND THE INCOME TAX it bers of the family or relative. I,,, not include others who ure earn ing their living, and it doe not ap ply to the wife or nusuauu married taxpayer, even though sue.., total our- ! XOTH K TO t'HKMTUKS IS THE COUNTY COCKT OF THK STVTK OK OliKlJON KOK THL' COl'NTY OK t'OIAMIUA. . who had Incomes durin ' .,,-irried taxpayer, even t .."'"vl .'":'"" l.i. are reminded by Collector of; Peron may have become a lota, our-, M1 - . iSiHhlvrrbiro . oM'r.e pemn who claim, exemption , derlBaed &w been appointed ex- iffiXVK Tbe high wages and : nsibilit.e of a househob, canno WMc last year claim inai rum-i v. '"- !' Hill JF n Sill Ull' l" ' :IU (V-IilTH Ui? iririi uinnitti fiHlnries received by women jit .oiM. fUa ntinihpr nf tlm fumilV Will Ufl lldl'S iwnio -tiv . those who are required to file re-; actually assumes the otal r po ,.,. nihilities or tne nouw""'" ". ' v. ..I,., ., i... i,i. nni of his brothers or citv. town, county and state employee,; sisters support himself and cm tr u it ourt. at is "not taxed on her salary or wapes.: u,mg an amount that could no i r. j , , 2a y0 OTICK TO t l!i:l'llUS l THK COl'NTY CiU HV OK Till: STATK 1K OHKCD.N, KOK COI.- I MIllA t'OI'NTY. In the matter if Iho estate tt Axel Allurotli. Iteeeased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed ud iiilniairiitrix of the eUa'e of Avl Aluiroth. deceased, by Hoi County Court of iho Stato of Oregon, for Columbia Comity, and has uiialllled. All persons having claims ugaiust ; ..,1,1 i.siiitu are hereby notified to 'present Iho same duly verllied as by, present ! as renui't-d ny i.iw 10 wie unuer- at office County ClerK ot tali: St. Helens. Oregon, or at icon liutliling. I'ortianu. t're- Ht-r on..., v.. ui...F. " ... hi- . i. I. .1,. .I.,t. i.... ... m. wt..m f hnr l9Uhe tii.i v t COIlSlliereu imio BOH. "iuiin ai. un.mii in.i.i ... '"rV.n :,l nr .,,,rces was suf-,hard. sucl. trivial assistance must t h(toof ficient to come within the h.w's de-lllot b- allowed to interfere witli nis nands. ! deer claim for exemption. An unmarried woman widow, orj TO cltKlHTOKS married woman who is living apanl NOT Hi h ix i from her husband, must file an ln-:ix THE COl NTWOR ' come tax return tr her net income tor staic. -'r t lie same, properly verified j .1W required at the law office of J- Y. Pay, in St. Helens, Oregon, won In six 'mouths from the d ue hereof Haled and first published January :3. 1920. 1I1I.1U K. AI.MUOT1I. Administratrix J. V. HAY. Attorney. Hated January 7th. 19:'0. First published January 9 19:'0 Last published February 6th, 19.10 James (5. Watts, I.illie M. Terry. Kxeciltor. I Russell K. Sewall. OREGON FOR THK i ioio ,. i rtnn nr more I'lirxTY UP I ."!- She is entitled to an exemption ct' Notice is hereby given that the un U25 Yeon Ituil.l'ng. Portland. Ore HOOD. If she is the head of a Uersigned has been appointed ex-j Attorney for .xecutors. familv. as defined in the Income ecutor of the estate of Levi Show-, . Tax Kegulations. she may claim alter, deceased, by the County 1 ourt , si lIOs J1000 additional exemption. Also. 'of the S.ate of Oregon for Columbia i,N TI1K rKcfn' COCKT OK THK. she mav cUim further exemption of Countv. rnd has qualified. All per-j jTATK OK OHEliON. KOlt THK J200 for each person for whom she t0ns having claims against said estate , col NTY OK Clil.l MIlIA. is the chief support, if the dependent ' pre hereby notified to present 'iu,,,M Ni.iv jt.ns,.ni n;iintlff, vs. Krithjof is under 18 or is mentally or physic- duly verified as by law required, to. Jt;nS(m i,,,f(n,ant ally defective. Uhe undersigned at tho 01nce of m Tq Krjt;iJof N j0Il9eni ,(ie defen- A married woman who has an in-; attorney, rooms 32-33-o4-od l"ua " j,,, ai,0vo named: come from a separate source tiian ner ctte Huiiuing. lorwauu, vnf....... husband is entitled to file a separate within six months from the d.U- ; return with respect to that income, bereof. I Ordinarily a husband and wife file' Dated and first published January; one joint return, including the in-' 5th, 1920. come of both; but if the husband does! CLINTON A. AMBROSE. not include his wife's income, the; Executor. ; wife is required to file her own re- Albert T. Elott. Attnrnev. 4-S-5t . turn. Separate returns of husband . 1 and wife are required if either had! SCMMON I a net Income excedlng $3000. j IX THE CIRCUIT COVRT OF THE i A married woman who lives with I STATE Or OKEUON rim inc. her husband is not allowed a pre-! COUNTY OK COLUMBIA, scribed exemption. She and her hus.; Seth Smith, Plaintiff, ve. Agnes La band have $2000 plus $200 addi-: Chapelle Smith, Defendant, tion for each dependent; and this ex- To Agnes La Chcpello Smith. Pe fendant above named: In the N;inie of the State of Ore- j gon. Vou are hereby summoned lt ' tppear and answer tho complaint ' KU.I ..-. .,,. i tltA nh..i.i An. titled suit on or before Iho last da;. I of the time prescribed In tho order 1 for the publication ot summons made j herein, to-wit: On or before Satur .day. the 6th day of March. 1920. ' und If you fail to appear and answer, ' for want thereof the plaintiff will i apply to the Court for the relief 'prayed for in the complaint, lo-wit: j tor a decree dissolving the bonds of ' matrimony now rnd heretofore ex isting between plaintiff and defen- rliroiiit' 'onlialioii. There are propte who never have a movement of I lie bowels without It i produced by a c.it hart Ic. Most if them luive lr u lit that condition on themselves by the Use of iiilnei.i waters and strong cathartics Hi.it t.ik.. too much water out tif the system and aggravate the disease they ale meant to relieve. A mild l.ixatlv. tonic like Chnmix-rlaius Tablets al fords a gentle in ivemeat of tiie bow els tu.it you hardly realle has been pit diiceil by medicine, and their usi is not so likely to ho follow ed b con stipation. Try a M st Want A. I for certain re- HOKTINr.TUtTZ) any higher t!,u., n our- nay und fv,d done. Hmtrr (Ui f mo rut or th ?routih voM I.:;vo It. (ir ..... lire w:in of K.. Out Wilt lit jotlr pi.t-kel- 3 !FrankWilkins Jtore in K. of P. HMs Warehouse. Sheldon emption may be taken by either or divided in any manner desired. ! In the name of the State of Oregon A woman who was widowed during you are hereby required to appear 1919 has an exemption for the full and answer or otherwise plead to the year on the basis of her status as Complaint filed against you la tbe of December 31. .ibove entitled Court .-nd cause on or A wife whose husband is in a , before the 2Sth day of Kebrunry. sanatarium or temporarily working ; 1920, said date being more than six in another city, and is separated fromT-eeks subsequent to the first publi him only through necessity, should cation of this summons, -ir.d if you not consider her status as 'living fail to so appear or answr, for w.-nt upan irom uer nusuauu. uui u thereof the plaintiff will i-.ppiy to Hie j umt,ia County, Oregon mere is luiuuiaiy, cuuiiiiuuus sep-, i ourt for t he relic: rr.yea ;or in tr.e , nH nu.i in ti,u ,,ir i dant, and for such other and further i relief as to the Court may seem Just ; and equitable. j This summons is published once a I week for six consecutive weeks in ; the St. Helens Mist, a newspaper of I general circulation, published at St. I Helens, Columbia County, Oregon, j The publication of this summons : is by virtue of an order of tho Hon. Martin White, Comity Judge of Col- , duly madi on the 19th Str. IRALD A Kates lirtnreii St. Helen mill Portland, At) crnl one way, 7.1 rents for the round trip. Ticket good until lioetl. I'.oat !vet St. Helen" 7 Vi a in. Returning- li-nrs I'mlliiii I i! lit1 p. In. Arrive at St He rm 4 d . in. C 1 1IOOC1IK1RK "I Don't Need to Tell You says the Good Judge Why so many men are going to the $mall chew of this good tobacco. You get real tobacco sat isfaction out of this small chew. The rich taste lasts und la.sts. You don't need a fresh chew go often. Any manwhouscj the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles KltillT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-H CUT is a long fine-cut torW urauon. wiiemer or noi graniea uy Complrint filed herein, to-wtt: for a j 0f January 19"0 -ml the due court decree, each must take the decree dissolving the bonds of mr.tri-1 0f 'first publication heroin Is the 23d status of a single person with re- rrony heretofore rnd bow existing ! t-v of Janu-rv 19"0 end the d ite spect to income tax. , between the plaintiff rnd defendrrt. f the last publication' is March 5th. Head of a Family. !i-nd absclutely divorcing plaintiff 1 920. Unmarried men and women who from d2fendr.nt. nnd for such ctaor are bread-winners for others are end further relief ns n tho Court granted special exemptions on their, r.ay seem just and equitable, earnings before figuring the income j Service of this Summons Is mrde tax now being collected. Although j upon you by publicat;on thereof pur a return must be filed by every un-'suant to an order of tho Honor.ble married person, and by every married . James A. Eakin. Judgo of tho r bjv person living apart from wife (or: entitled Court, made and entered on husband), who had a net income of! the 12th day of January. 1920, di $1000 or more during 1919. recog-; recting publication thereof in the St nition is made !n the law of the home Helens Mist, a newspaper of general burdens carried, and relief from ex- ' circulation, orinted nd published tn cessive taxation is especially pro-i Columbia County, Oregon, for six (To I'eter Osvold Nelsen, voen. ; consecutive weeks. named Defondant: Date of first publication, January IX THE XAMK OK THE STATE 16th. 1920. :OK OHEGO.X: You are hereby re Rate of last publication. February quired 10 appear and answer the 2?th, 1920. complaint filed against you iu thfc B. W. TAYLOR, i above entitld Court on or before th" Attorney for Plaintiff. , 2:!rd day of Kebruary. 1920, which Postoffice address: 534 Chambei 1 is six weeks after the 9th dav nf or lommerce Pldg., Portland, Ore i Fit ED W. HEKMAX, ! Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence j rnd Post office address: Rainier. Oregon. SIMMONS IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OK OREtJOX, KOR COL ! UMI1IA COUNTY. ' Edith May Nlsen. Plaintiff, vs Peter Osvold Nelvn, Defendant. the above In addition to the ordinary person al exemption of $1000. an additional exemption of $1000 is granted to "heads of families"; and there is also provided an exemption of $200 each for each dependent under IS years of age or who is mentally or physically defective. The $200 for er-ch dependent may be claimed bv any taxpayer who is the chief sup port of such dependent. This is not confined to dependents who are mem- For certain results at a smal' cost there is nothing can equal a Mist Want Ad. The Central Confectionery is the pce 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 January. 1920. the date ordered for the first publication otihls summons; :-nd if you fail to so appear and an fwer. plaintiff will apply to the Court for tVe relief prayed for In her com plaint, to-wit: For a decree dissolv ing the marriage contract heretofore, find now exis'ing between the plain-1 tiff anil defendant herein, and permit-; ting and allowing plaintiff to n-sume i.er maiden name of Edith May Hay-, den. and for such other and further relief as to the Court should seem equitable. j This summons Is served upon you ', by publication thereof pursuant to an order of the Hon. J. A Eakin. Judge of the above entitled Court! s made on the 3rd day of January. 1920. Urst publication, January 9. 1920 Our store is YOUK 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 Cream Vortex Fountain Service The Boys M'Do.l. ht. II. l.-ns. Children's Ailments JlVji i DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation , the moit common diseases of children, T Correct f hrr-i T'rin twiJ rwt!i!nrr re-ttriri Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed tiraer do the work and will make your child bright cheerful the following morning. Do not punii your children by giving them castor oil. Clumbc! kin's Tablets arc better and more pleasant to taktf iiniUk'.uiiiiiiKiiitti I-ast 1920. We are Here to Please the Public "Economy, cleanliness and first-class service" i, our motto. Don't be afraid to sen.l the children to our markets for your nu atts. VC wait on them just the same as we do the jrrown-up folks. The best of fresh meats, bacon, hams, lard, sausape and other items which first-class markets carry. MORTON & WILSON TWO MARKETS Central Market Phone 60 Strand Market Phone 4! publication, V ebruary CMXTOX A. AMRROSK Attorney for l'laint iff. 313'i Washington Street. Portland, Oregon SIMMONS IN THK rHTlT COVHT OK STATK OK OltKCON KOlt t OU.NTY OK COH'.MBIA. Miry I.aio. Plaintiff, vs John' Ooorge IjiRios, Iiefendant. To Jolm Ueorno LaRlos, Defendant above namd : j In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear' and answer or otherwise plead to 'he Complaint filed against you In; ihe above entitled Court and caunn on or beforo the 2Mh dy of Feb ruary, 1920. said date being more' than six weeks subsequent to the' frst publication of this summons! i and if you fail to appear or answer' for want thereof the plaintiff Willi apply to the Court for the relief j prryed for in the complaint filed herein, to-wit: for a decree dissolv ing the bonds of matrimony here-, tofore and now existing between' nlaintiff and defendant, and absolute, ly divorcing plaintiff from defendant I and restoring plaintiff's name of Mary Heuson. and for such other! and further relief as to the Court ': ni?y seem Just and equitable. i Service of this summons Is mpdn! upon you by publication thereof pur-! 'uant to an order of the Honorable! James A. Eakin. Judge of the above1 "ntitled Court, made nnd entered on1 the 12th day of January, 1920, di-! recting publication thereof in tho St ! Helens Mist, a newspaper of general' circulation, printed and published ' In Columbia County. Oregon, for Bixi consecutive weeks. I Date of first publication, January 15th, 1920. j Date of last publication, February! 27th, 1920. B. V. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff. Postoffice address: 634 Chamber' cf Commerce Uldg., Portlr.nd, Ore I I I v :ti: i.hov. i Cj I yi rilOIIII E L : Pk.'vi 1 I w n !0, ' Y"OU know how much toasting im proves bread. Makes ittaste good. Of course more flavor, x .Same with tobacco especially Kentucky Hurley. Buy yourself a pack age of Lucky Strike cigarettes. Notice the toasted flavor. Great! Nothing like it. The real Iiurley cigarette. 07 Guaranteed by For results Mist Want Ads.