St. Helens mist., May 21, 1920, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

Fa "Wl.to Awake" Church.
I" . . ii iin unit Columbia
Lr oi ' "
. A. Hi"row, iBBiur.
I'IKIIMI O U
Sunday May 23rd.
Morn In
Lay School J 0.00 . m.
Ei "Israel's Hrst Klim"
U'lH h0,,r' ?' " "i
8.
I.i.H.n Kmiorvor 7:00 t. ra.
r.. a Threofjld I'lcture of
khe Church that Bervei."
MKTIHH'IST H'lWWAL
gt Helens and Houltoa
Albert 8 Wsoy. IAMtor
Vidsy School. 10:00 . m
prnlliK worsnip, .w .
Lworth l.ciiu. 6:30 p m.
t..nin Kcrviriv. 7:30 p. m.
Lrer M'llnK and Mule Study,
fcMd,.y. : P- .' a
ultou, lomuiiieu oriiM, w.wv
The Friendly Church"
CATIM'MC III lt II
kly'lluiM ut 9 u . Second Mali
Tuiily. Ciitwiiimn at :15
fcnsduy. NlKhl services at 7:80
I. cH.niv IK. A fuJI al-
knreot the Hoy Kroull U desired
luesitsy. Non Catliollca always
" .......
Jok r. i isncy, uoctor.
money tm hand to pay all
Loti to and Including March 4,
Interest stops Amy .
A. George, t'lerk fl. D. No. 2.
CHURCH NOTICES
FOR SALE
LgtleOti registered Holsteln
In hid socoml yer, aireu oy
in llOlliesleU'i; -yor-uiu
.red heller by Cornucopia llut
,y. Will "ll one or both. W.
wn, Went St. Helena. 23l(
IIhkl",,, ,y'uU!' In.plon.H,,,,
. . ... vnn targe work team 5
cow. 8 heifers. 2 10k. 60 ho".' J
stands of bees, drug-saw, stump pu.
all In Rood order, family nrchar.i
lurgn house and fairly good bum'
I'rlce.fOOOO wltht-m,.. ;
on farm. Fred oill. Doer Inland'
THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAV 21, 1920.
for Hale All kinds of ruhbuira nn.l
oma.o plantH. alH somoverS n 'e
"f l.o ( olumbln lllvor Cannery Mart
lloilSS. Uoulton. Ore. 21 tl
For Service lleKlatr.H .an,,"
China hour. Win. Kkuilo Warr..
22tf
I'hono 108K13.
Kor Bale Ono 1820 Maxwell 6.
passenger car and one 191 6.iaas
engor Chalmers. cur n KOod con
dition and fully Ruaraulend. I'rlw-a
reuaonulilo and liberal terma J N
";r.r'"on' ' ' J06. 8t. Helena:
22-4
Hay for BhIo. Win. Bkuile, War
ron, I'hoiio 10HK13. 22tfj
Eatray Camo to my place Bom7
time aK. 1 yearlliiR jra-y ateer;
1 llKlit Jeraev linlfnr !.. t
old. Owner may claim aumo by pay.
IU, iHiurua ana auvertlHliiK '
Blinnnon 11. Bhafer, Deer lalund Ore i
S2tf. !
Kor Si.iti
of l n.rf ,.i . on "va "cren
' l.ind. cIoho to railroad track a,
Oreion1:""- C" W" Ma"l". "oulton
Kor Bale or Trsi.lo One work
' " Ho 4il Bt Helena:
CALL Foil IlIDS
The bulldliiR now occupied by
School DiHlrlct No. 64, Uaohelor Flat
a a a Behoolhouao, will be sold to the
hlKheal bidder. lilda will be received
up to and Including May 24, 1920
I ho right la roaerved to reject any
nr a blda. Kred Laraen, Newell
Sherwood, UlrectorB, Nellie L. IJurk
head, Clerk. 22-2
PAGE SEVEN
For Sale Beeond-hnnd 1919 lxf.
Mler. aa Rood uh new with the at ti e
Kuanmtee that Koch wilt, a n n" w a r
lr Inland aOrage. ,,,,r lH,an7ore-
llf
,. . """in nun cair; I'on-
l ie and llcgerveld Btralnn; B.ralKlt
and nicely umrked. John Joa..,,!,
E' ,m r'B''. Twin inn
"rm 20-41
iIho Scotland aeed oata. I,,.,,,,
l's'r'ti "lol,h"' l'olu,,,l)la ('"y-
Kor Bale Blxteen ml n,n,.i. I
rowa; now have 1 4 nounda butler
fat tinr row auiIi i u v ti'.. .
out of dalryliiR ao will aell them I
cheap. J. Krlckaoai. 8.. Warren dm I
22-26. ' I
-I
Kor Bale One horao. welehi ir.7r.
Iba.: one gray tnaro. weight ui..,.,i
MOO Iba. Oeorao Oranl Bcat.n(Mm
22-25
Kor Bale Soma freed mtui. IAWR
and nuns horaea. Three m Ilea from
Deer Inland on Carico romil Hum,
Hanch. J2-2S
Kor Sale Launch. 21 ft. 8 In In
with 10 h p. vim etiKlne. In first 1
china condition. See or write T A
Nyfc-aurd, St. Helena, Ore. l'fl-tf
Kor Salo 9 x 10 Omonday don-
rnJ '1'.n? cn,,lfi- ' M. Mllea,
bOJ Mctaho llldR., l'ortlund. 20-4t
Kor plain bbwIlr wo or write Mra
A. Hunt. Hiillroad Addition. Kt.
Helena, Oregon. 22-23
,TK.",r f,"1" Two freah milch cows.
W. II. 1-axon, WeBt St. Helena. 2Itf
! ror Sale Cuhharo and loinatu
Jilanta at RreenhouKO hnck of the Co-!
lumblii Itlvor Canuery. Mark lialoc
fo, Itox 135. lloulton, Oregon 19-tf
CUT THE H. C. OF L.
WE MANUFACTURE
Presh
Butter
Milk
DAILY.
10 CENTS A GALLON
CAN U BEAT IT?
St. Helens Co-Operative
Creamery Assn.
gal, a Voat water power
tiof machine; almoat new. I,.
otil, City. 2S
Kor Hnln Knn,1 nnlilAn, tr. '
...... u ( Tu . i
hiinilpi.il ut hi 1 .. . i, ..i
Joraey Cattle Club haa a roKlateren I
I.MUH Kl.1l ., ... 1 ... . I .- . I
aon. Service, 910. Hull la now1
lame and putrona wfll ho notlfld
later when ho la In condition for
aervlco. N Sherwood. Warren. Ore.
I'houo 108K21 . 22tf
I-or S.-fle 1918 Ilrlscoo 5 paHseu
or touring automohili In first claaa
condition. Win on lcrnig or
trade for Iiouho and lot or farm prop
erty. Boo or wrlto Fred Ketel, l
O. llox 265, St. Helena, Oregon. 14if
Try a Mist Want Ad.
NOTICK T) CKKKITOKS
IN THK COUNTY COURT OK THK
STATE OF OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
Notice la herby given that the ui,
deralgned haa been appointed ad
mlnlatrator of the eatate cf John
King, deceased, by the County Court
ot tho State of Oregon for Columbia
County, and has qualified. All per
sons havli,g claims against Bald e
Uite are hereby notified to present
tho same, duly verifted as Dy law re
quired to the undersigned, at the
law office of Shlnn.. & Storla, St
Helens, Oregon, within six month.
from the date hereof
Dated and first published May 14.
1920.
ANDREW KING,
, , Administrator.
Shin & S'orla, Attorneys. M14J11
Beds and Springs, the
Famous Simmons Line
2 inch Continuous Post Steel Tube Bed. $16.50.
Other Beds from $7.25 up.
Simmons Springs are "Built for Sleep."
Slumber King Springs $14.25
All Coil Springs, $1 1.75, $12.35, $12.50 and $14.75
All Steel Helicle Springs, $8.75, $10.00 and $10.75
Large shipment just arrived. Come and see them.
Masonic Bldg.
E. A. ROSS
St. Helens- Ore.
For Sllf 12 fine rntuurnl.l l,o
and five lambs. Enquire of E. H.
Trohurno, Vernonla, Oregon 14tf
Kor Sale Setting hens. Gust
Dam In, Winter St., Bt. Helena. 20-4t
For Salo 1 boar pig over 2 years
old; one brood sow and and one
Jersey bull 13 months old. Dave
Vincent, lloulton Oregon. 13-tf
LrSale iH'nlrulihi liouKO,aml lot:
klce orchard of 14 treea; garden!
ti. Will ncIl rlieap or caan.
umtnfr street, near Columbia
Mr linear Swemuin, Bt. j
r gala -tiood (uiully nillcli aiw.j
LsrwD, (ioliio, ore. a-tw
i, gi 40 ai to farm; 20 acres.
Hind In cultivation; 20 acre.
kn and vim" timber; all the I
FOR SALE
Twenty milk cows, Holatelna
and Jerseys; 12 fresh and
others will freshen soon; 20
Holsteln heifers, half of them
two-ymtr-olds and half one year
Old. Onm Holsteln registered
bull, 15 months old. I'ASEKO
IlltOH. on Liberty Hill, mile
and halt northwest of St.
Helena.
WANTED
hr No. 1 UU U - Reserve District ftii.
IU-Mirt of the thiixlllion of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SCAPPOOSE
12
Wanted To Interest the children
near St. Helens and Uoble in hiving
new swarms of bees for me. In; any
kind of box that will give them air
(cover 3-Inch square hole with fly-screen-
' delivered (o our Reuben
More, $1 per swarm and up accord
ing to aiae. One-half mile south of
t.olilo. ore. Walter E. Carrington.l
lteo Supply dealer. 2 Iff
Wuntcd Clean cotton rags at the!
Mist office. 2 Otl !
bppooip. In the State of Oregon, nt the close of business on
Loans and d'scounta, Including rediscounts
I except tho.-e shown In b and c) $129,619.19
Total loans I 29.619 19
Ifrtrafu. secured, $3X5.88; unsecured, $138.36
8. (ieveriiiiieiit mm iiritlcn imanl:
I OpuiiltPd to secure circulation (U. 8.
bonds par value) 25,000.00
I I'lfilg-il ns collateral for State or other
deponltH or hills payablo v....:. 10,700 00
h Owned ami unpledged 4.320.97
i War Savin ;s Cert'Mcatea and Thrift
Sump uciu illy owned 846.00
Total I . S. Government securities..
Iliff bunds, xo'tirltlcH. etc.:
Il Bonds and Hiu-urltlea (other than V. 8.
securities) (.lodged as collateral for State
or other diposlts (postal excluded) or
bills payable 15,312.87
) Securities, other than II. 8. bonds (not In
cluding Htm ks l, owned and unpledged.. 20.G99.62
Tutsi lunula, securities, etc., other
than I' S
kek of Kedral Reserve llnnk (GO per cent
oi suimcrlptlon )
I Valuo of L inking house, owned nnd un
incumbered 8.700.00
l! iutty In hanking houso 6.700.00
umlture and flt ii red
H'ul I reservo with Federal Reserve IlunkT.
in vuiilth nod net amounts due from
nations I hinks
Total nf lln.n. II ii , .'.
rh L , IV, 1 BSl U, BI1U 111,,, OliOH1
futcts on liu.iks liiMLle.l niilul.t., nf cllv nr
wn of reporting hank and other caali
item' i i ,
uuiniin
fcwmpllon fund with V. H. Treasurer and
uo from I . s. Treasurer
orne, but not collected approxl
mato on Notes and Hills Receivable not
tast lllin
UlL
r"W ..(. If
May 4, 1920.
7 room house and 4 lots, hard fin
ished downstairs, $1400. -$j00 down
balance 6 per cent. J. 11. Godfrey.
St. Helens. 8-"n
$129,619
622.
40.S60.97
36.912
800
6.700
3,604.
11.741
MISCELLANEOUS
Strayed From my ranch on Ap-i
rll 14th, 1 Shephcr dog, white with
black spots, llcenso No. 65; 1 bird
dog, wlilto female, with lemon spots,
llcenso No. 191. Notify Jake lli-.m-i
mer, Deer Island. Reward. 19lf I
Est ray Notice Came to niy place1
nnd taken up, one black horse.
welsht about 1000 pounds, wry thin, I
about 1U years old. One gray mure I
ubout 11 years old. hunch on left
hind ankle. I'nlesn called fur, unltnals
will be Bold to cover costs. W. 11.
Faxon, St. Helens, Oregon. 23-1
39.697.6C
WILSON S liMMl l STORE
(rood lluuglit. Sold nnd I A- $ I
cluingeil. lluuM'kit'piiig rooms is'
Furnlnliwl anil l'nfiirnh!iol l
Rooms, j
lloulton .... On'gon . !
:
Another Roya! Suggestion
DOUGHNUTS and CRULLERS
From the New Rgyal Coo:: Book
DOUGIIJCUTS made
the doughboy happy
durinp the war and no won
der. There is nothing more
wholesome and delightful
than doughnuts or crullers
rightly made. 'Their rich,
golden color and appetizing
aroma will create an appe
tite quicker than anything
else in the world.
Here are the famous dough
nut and cruller recipes
from the New Royal Cook
Book.
Doughnuts
8 tablespoons shortening
H cup sugar
1 ec .
cup milk
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 tPSApinn salt
1 cups Hour
4 tcaaiKinna Royal Baking
l'owder
Cream shortening; add sugar
and well-beaten egg; stir In
milk; add nutmeg, salt, flour and
baking powder which have been
sifted together and enough ad
ditional flour to make dough stiff
enough to roll. Roll out on
floured board to about Inch
thick; cut out. Fry In fleep fat
hot enough to brown a piece of
bread in CO seconds. Drain on
unglatcd paper and sprinkle
with powdered sugar.
Afternoon Tea Doughnuts
J eggs
tablespoons sugar
Si tcnupoon salt
i teaspoon grated nutmeg
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Puro
2 tablespoons shortening
6 tablespoons milk
2 cups flour
3 teaspoons Royal Baking
l'owdur
Heat egg.i until very light: add'
tugar. salt, nutmeg and melted
Fhortenlr.g; add milk, and flour
and baki.ig powder which have
been sift 'd together; mix well.
rror by tea-spoons Into deep
hot fat and fry until brown.
Iiratn w 11 on unglazed paper
and sprl: kle lightly with pow
dered suu'ar.
CruUera
4 tablespoons shortening)
1 cup sugar
3cup3flVur
1 teospor n cinnamon
H toaspiv n salt
4 tt uspo. ,,3 Royal Bakln
Powf! r i
H cup mi.i
Cream fhortcnlng; add sugar
gradually and beaten eggs; etft
together flour, cinnamon, salt
and bak'ng powder; add one.
half and n.ix well; add milk and
TeinainJcr cf dry Ingredients to
make so:'t dout,h. Roll out on
floured roard to about Inch
thick and cu, ,no strips about
4 inches long and 4 Inch wide;
roll in bands and twist eacii
etrlp and bring ends together.
Fry In deep hot fat Drain and
roll in powdered sugar.
FREE
New Royal Cook Book con
taining these and scores of
ether delightful recipes.
Write for It TODAT.
ROYAL BAKING POWDESOO.
lis Fulton Stnet
Ktw York Cltf
"Bake with Royal and be Sure"
any: Advanced on Victory
31
1,250
1.000
285.
Total
lMltl Slock mi 1.1 in
f'Plui fund
' Undivided profim.
aTBil
LIABILITIES
Pntei
Paid
current exponso, Intoront and
'tat).
test ami .iiu... . '."'V ''" V '.
iB . . "vwuui cunociea or creuiiou
(ai,nr!'i?rn "f mfurlty and not earnud
t"""iniin e )
Ircu,t,s,,rv"1 'ccn.ud ". '. ". . '. ". ! .
'Miif.,.: r rn "ttntiiinB
Toui"",''1'8 on own bnl,k Ptt'an'dlni'.'.
Usart .1. . " . t 32, Olid S3...
withu?,,, '. (dopotltt uayuble'
JMItl
li'poslis subject
"h iur
Fit
We
4,726.12
3,985.58
420.4 1
?2.0.H.1G
25.000.00
2.000.00
740.54
ir money borrowed).
25,621.07
fturod hv i i 1 r "numcilHH aepoaiia
Total of 1 ' 'ml.Kn of RH8e, of hU hank. .
38. and 39.. , 1
"f 37d.,!v.1"''J,,'l '( pu'yVb'le 'aV-
ttti J " "i Huninn in an tint, ..a
!mi'SsRor,ni1Bav,,,"',):
hn.. ' " 0r deposit (other limn fnr nnnn
f uweu).,
Ham. in drf0H" "ubject to Hes'erve
ni8 i0- 1. 42 and 43 92.229.64
l.ooo oo
18.90
25.000. 00
420.4 1
105,100.24
1.50
20,620.33
of Ore,
Total
Ken,
i:1 E .'Wtai1'?"".1? of Co'"nbia; u:'
lbo Hat. ,V.. .".Hh "r of l" bovo-nai
31,230.66
60,998.98
1272,031.46
1 "latum,
bcrlb0j
'llt la IrilA hA . i ,i A Ks.ltnf
.,, . , B. B. WIST, Caahler.
d sworn to before me this IRth day of Mny, 1920.
W. 11. COOPKlt, Notary l'ublle.
Commlaslon expires Fob. 19.1J21.
Correct Attest:
DAVID McK. WILSON,
Here It Is-THE NEW VELIE SIX
You must see the car to appreciate the striking beauty
of this new, Stranght line, High Cowl Body Design,
Distinctive Radiator and Hood, Bevel-Border Fen
ders, Octagonal Lamps. And you must try the car
to know what the sensational new Velie-Continental
motor means. This is the first mention of a new
type power plant. Burns low grade fuel. Has more
responsive power, more speed, no vibration, no noise.
Costs less to run.
The secret is out. The work of foremost Velie
engineers, and the creation of the famous Velie body
builders is now on public display. You will want to
see it. Auomobile men dealers, and the motoring
public are taking the first oportunity for a view.
For no such distinguished model of the Light Six has
ever come into the market before.
First as to Style. Different yes ! It is the differ
ence that gives an entirely new expression to familiar
charms. It is the difference that makes it the car of
today and tomorrow.
Here in symmetrical, harmonious, "mirror-like
planes you see how the creative idea has set a higher
standard of body art. Here is the authoritative style
a thing that was certain to come. It comes first in
the Velie.
There are five models in the line send a card for
further details.
Light Six, $1735
Immediate Delivery
For your comfort and enjoyment the body is lonfer.
It has a roomy sweep that is irresistible. It has really
broad doors more room in the deep tilted seats and
soft plaited upholstery more leg room for the driver.
, For your convenience, there are ample storage
places in seats and doors for everything you carry.
Some new ideas here also.
Then that motor. Truly a sensation in engineering.
All that has been gained in the science of The
Automobile Motor in the last four years has been con
centrated in this amazing power plant. You will
want to try it out to see how the problem of getting
the highest grade of power out of low grade fuel has
actually been solved. A world of energy silent
instantly responsive to any degree smooth as velvet
And a big saving in fuel cost.
How this has all been worked out by larger valves,
better combustion, operation perfectly balanced you
will sec when you go over the car.
Every mechanical feature the kind that ought to go
with a car like this. Improved Timken Axles and
Bearing, Borg & Beck Clutch, Bijur Starting and
Lighting, long underslung springs everything.
Here then is the pattern car that leads off the Light
Six style procession for 1920 that sets the pace in
the newer engineering that motorists demand today.
We want you to see and judge for yourself.
Big Six, $2185
Immediate elivery .
COPELAND AUTO COMPANY
D. W. PRICK,
J, 0. WATTS,
Plrcotora,