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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1920)
I THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1920. PAGE THREP OVER THE COUNTY a chUinVn the KUM, wth 1 cream! Job anjl we can all appreciate Mr. Scappooae the beat m the coon try, hoiiiu ir m.- w u I " 1 jub wno nag ueen secured ior next y. a. irakes is Dome ana we ' MTK. ( arl Mollinif wort h nml flumrh-I Of Mr n ml Mpm WI r.,..t,.. ,w.b i TiprumiflMv npnu lintnM with Mi r.ot? t:r ItUrUbam Ann A r1urtibH t,,.... VfIV Itrnmlrumt r.i.f 1. tw. ! urwl hU HnlnrwKrl u sir Is of varinnu DEER ISLAND Mclirldo u "onto ovoi Carol Fred In U hoiim on a I.MIi k'jrl'.Fred (Mil whh vlMltliiK In I'ort- III lUHl WIM'", miller I""" returned to thu Mr . Irv lifll. till u" ' , . , , Votml ' ,l,lH r"",rnml t0 1,H rk aftr h short vacation. .Ml"- . ,. .. u, u.wfb IlInK on iri.-i.i- A Kill"" '""" "" """ " i-n IiikI Friday on biiMln.iss. ! ..lllll'IK' ', I I.,..-. Mm Clyde in"'""" ',, kkvithI days l Portland IumI k. . . r ciaporton who m a snr- . . Lit r I. ........ ' Uv )lt 10 I"' I""" l" ,.k. rl(l peer Island lagging romimny l., their camps Juno is ior u tew kit. .. . t . i.. n..i.i.k.i.i Jim ( " ............ .hliiil Monday. ImvliiK been Ink"" U out f P- i,..uliir I dlllg Of IhMT ISItlht: jinn W"dncndiiy evening. Juno 30 . . ... 1-.. ., III! I I tint nriinu Mm smiley has down tor Urul days. "M"""" ,l 10V'' kck loin" i"r" ""." u.1,,1, IIIkIioii Iiiih been sick tor nev- 1,1 .jh) uiui Mr. Hhuftor was nuik - c the lull ,r,l'" Ul" " Mr. utul Mnt. .Mi-iu'iux who hud .... vixit iik Mr. nml Mm I Inn nun Itt roliini'"! to Kliiiimlli Fulls. Mr Kruiik Hlinnionn wno m iioro ... ..... ,1. I.. IlilD Mllllll-l"'... ""' "-: hid 1)111 In r'M.riPU m-rii.uniy us. r (mo HnifkliiiiihO c-i-IvmI the Lt.ointiitMit of roail nupi'i-vlHor In tMs Llrlcl, Mr. HiiriiH IiuvIiir r.mlKiii'd Mr mill Mri Itiindohili AiHlnrmin id t t la noli wi'iit to I'ortlund litNt lunlny for n-v.riil ilnyn vliiU with Ir. t'uplt'n. Tim inr.iiy frl.MidH of Hiirold Kiir- ll will l IllllTI'Hll'll In knowiiiK j.il Hurulil Iihh uri-i'iilod a lolt lm. k the fpnirul (iroi-ry. Mm. Nlnu HiihIi down for tin IhhjI fl'-i-lluii li.dd Monday rv.'tii.iK. lvd Ilnnmrn wu idortod director bid Mm. Ili-ulnli Duly rli-rk. Ijn Jnnpi-r nnd family lutvn lictrd to - u IokkuiK ciinip ni'iti rvKlmm whnrn Mr. Juc-r utul loin krlKhl ir fiiKiirml in IokkIuK. Mm. Will Clark rnrolved a nixii utv but Krliluv thut hi-r HUtor Mm li.lln Imd ho-n oiicrnlcd on for up i ndlclilii ami wan rtoliiK nli-i'ly, l.itillHt church on Hmuliiy wh a rati Itlliir day u thu rtixin httrt of t Ii u t toiiKr.-K.il.nii li..r.-. A html 20 ,coi.Ih attcndoU from I'ortluiiil, uiiioiik IIiciii hflim MtitiHi of I'ort hiiitl'R lliiiinclfrM Nmirly ItllO.OO wni. BiihHi-rll.ml by thoHH iiri.Hi.nt which will coiiiplftoly Wllll Olll tll ItldllblltllllfNN HKIllllHt tllH .iopiirty. AbHtiluto HiillHfat-llon mid t-oniiiiiiiiiliillon wiim i-xpn-HKi-il at thu HIICftiMH of lllll riiiiinritii Ullilur tilt) Hiii..rvlHlon of Hdv. llJoiktnilHl who Imil tloiiii mo in nt h In mo Mhort a pir Vd. Tim vIkIIIiik i-larKyiiii-n who look part In tlm iixi'rilHi'H wt-ro liny. A t Andi-rHtin of Kvnrott, VViiMh., N A. l.liidliolin or Uorliiu. ()r . a" Ai:iIithoii of Khi'rry (irovn. Ort. . iwl Hliilanilur, or I'orlland. who rom- iiii lnlcil tlm rt'Mlili'tit piiMtor and the k-t-al (-iniKri'Kallt n. A Ixiiint ir.il fnw tllini.ir wiim m.tvimI io all vIhIIotm, con nli lliiK or ovit 31111. Tlm KrniiKi. hall wiim kindly ilonatml by tin. itraiiL-o ft-r tin- tu-ciiHloii and a Hpri-nd i timo wmm nail Tlm nholr from th Port- Hid rl-urt-li furnlxli.-d manic which wiim hlKlily npprorlatcd. Hereafter iinrvlcfM will hi. Imlil every Hiinday i o p. in. A hundiiy Mchtiol will b rrnnl.eil next Sunday at 2 p. in. nnd Kcnernl t ii V 1 1 ill Imi lx cxteiided to nil children to lie prcHent. Tin erv- li t n or I ho Sunday Mchool will be iractlcally all la KiikIIhIi. It :l only a tew weekM mIiicd the bulldlnic and ck.iiikIm . were houclit rrom MorriM mom. Tlm biilldiiiK foriiii-rly wui UHiitl and owned by tin) Methotlliit con- cri'Katlon and rIiico tho prcHent owni.rit 1iKvn bud It u great many Im- rovemeiitN have been curried out. Mr. I'rltrliurd Iiiim recovprfd IiIm car kldi-h taken Sunday evenliiK In lli'lenn Tlm rnr wu found tliln f.k uf furtland with two uprlng" iivkrll. Cljdo Mercer and family nro inov- Iri ark to Deer Ulnnd very mien Vit UtTi-i r left Sunday inornliiK for T'mIio. WuhIi., to pack and Kl reudy l w. Mr. unit Mr. Shaffer oxlentleil the lotpltullty of their omn to frlendN M Vr. nnd Mm. Kd. Daly liiMt Wed fcinlty evenliiK. Tlm uhhiiI Rood l'm wai hud. Mr. nml Mm. N. A. AndreKM went In Aitorlu Saluriliiy nlRht t intend W lUfllTill Of t'lllH Jt)llM. Mr. Jllll'M ai a cniiKln of Vi HtiHli'iind had Itllnl In lleer IhIiiiiiI tnunv t linen. .... - tnr Uiui frtmi blood poIhoiiIiik Friday Jim is. Word Iiiih been received of the will of Mr. WickerHhmii at Vlr- pl llcutli. Vlrnlii'i. May 27. Mr Emi nrn. li kernln.in tiiudo many rimd while UvIiik hrro who dxrenrt PO MM. l Ickl.rMliiiln llu.lp uvlmtHtti Ii- t ' jiu iin urier au, OKh. Tin niaiiv rrlemlM nf Mm N. A Aiidrnaa mirnrUfd her IhI Katurilar h'Sht In lumor or Imr blrflulav. f.UO pud ol her irilllu.ii U' urn .lnvi.il A "" nirilii av cake iteeorateil wltli iiilli'ii wim ,nrl of tho dt.llt-loiiM terved at niblnlKlit. i. -.nt . . . . ' 11 WU Iirillllllilv rn i.nu'tt tn ..nil " mo lleer IhIiiiiiI HiiliMt-rllinrM that Murtiin Iiiih been on tlm rout ''r R Da In I hmiy.. r... u....ni .ii.u '"""vcr, the si lleleni. Mint contln- ' l keel) III) the bleli ul.Mi.lnril r "Mieiue net for It ,v Mr. Morton A iileiiHimt tlnn WHH ,m, Hat urtlny . in tlie npenliiK or tho rt.atlitiK and library. Tlm cominllttw or tlm evenliiic hud liiado tho liirxe "HInilly rillllll Verv lu.mn.llUni nml """"naiiie. Mum.-., (lanctliK. ntn' ;r"8 wl" I 'renin, cako and cof " u)i!iiicicd tlm ovenlnK. Wr. nnd Mm. Art . Daly went to ... I'nilrlii. WiihIi.. Friday, called frni "'"'den deiith or Mm. Duly' r.. ii. nickHt.n. Mr. DIckMon " PiiKiiKed biiHlneKH In llniHli ii ih am) whh wbil anil favornbh "I'nwn. h , ,i, , .. f. .i ' 'i I r ii, Mini iihtl ini i.i. . r,,ll'"inilly. ServlceM welt. tho I'orlland crematorium "'in ul Tkluy. WARREN TRENIIOLM Mr. anil Mm. Fouler and her two hum, Clarence and Curl, JiimI urrlved lonm I rum Klk City after two week ibHence. Mr. and MrM. II. It. Smith am now viiik In I retiholm, h.-.vlnn moved iiiHt rlday atter a row dayM vIbII In . parade in I'orlland tli Ik week ornana anil KoreMt Grove. I -Mr. and Mm. ('.. V. Walker f Scho. Mr. and Mm. J. M Hurkhp.ud and ' H,ino,lnce the tnarriaRB or family motored to Halern butt H..t t,l,,ir daiiKhter, MarKarel J., to Mr. urday. Tlmy huhiu Heveral duva win. rBl """Inaky on WedncHtlay. Juno .... . ' I pluct-s, ao lot's hope and help make 1 aota. will have an article from him next week about the wonderful bull be pur chased and shipped here from Minno- relatlvoN mouth. both in Salem and Mon- YANKTON Invltatloni) liavu Iw-en Ihkih-iI for a reception. In the ArtlHitn hall. I Saturday evening, June 26, South 1 w,... ,...,... ' Our bank newa for this week Ik ' 11. u urr..b 1.... ....I ... ' m. i . " v. r. ....a untii iurii;u uii inn re-i mikhcs Itrown and MoC.nioi... .. tiiwl..iit.o nr 11... .. ...... MnveJ duy TlMlll"B Mm. imarkot was Initialled. AIho the 104 ' ' (new Hufety lock boxes have arrived, An error was inude in the church an1 t,ie ,,UI1( ,m8 u,so "rdred rrom , onnounceineiit of IiihI week's MImI if8u" FrnclHco an eloctrit; alarm syM Mhould have rend "Sunday School cv- l"m 10 ,tlBtull the vault. This will ery Sunday morning at 10-30 In-' p"la" tt,n miles of wire In the vault, : Mtend or every other Sunday ' BO constructed that It would rj n.. The annual strawberry feHtival r.f : l"'Bl,,lB l et through tlm door, or' Hio Yankton grange win 1 he held ?. mmt wlU,0,,t "eU""? otf rill'l(' Knturday, June 200?. TIiomo wlul can 1 " KUn'' ,0Uld 1,19 V!lulL Tl" u re reti nested to bring a Mmall aii.om,: KUn8 can ,,B ,"'ilrd lwo an1 "" of cream. The berHes ii . ,ml,M- T,,B fflcpr8 und directors are he fumlHlmd by tie gmnie wl11 surely doing their best Tor the pro Ti. . , Itection or their patrons. YankVoT aTreX 'annoyed ! , 7!", ' lra f A,ml1" Tracnsel was ! by treMpuMMem on their land ?houg 'W, ln (:o"Br''gallonal church; ll'i-y have "troMimMter'' m. L , Sunday arternoon. Kev. I'edemon of In ull conHi.ien.in. ..i,.." " .. 'T '"V;U : I'orlland ofriciating. Mr. Traclmel deed verv ,.vi., 7. ... i " ' ".' was munuger or the Kelmore Lake run over vo.ir 1T...V1 ,ii-i . p '"dairy rami, owned by Honeynian pe::;Teu,vrcu,tumg'rup Au';t "t,1 rhno TvUnK ,to cror rZZ y,",V !-- - thrown "h . Z rZ i t.t n e Is ceahlng to be a virtue. Iun. drownfiu. Tlie nors8 ,eturm.u 1 lie Yankton school meeting which lute in tho evening riders -s. Mr.' was held June 21, tranHiicted con, :Trr.chsel was 29 years old nnd is sur- Bldoruble IiiihIiiums. Rudolph Kap-: vlved by two brothers and an unclt, pier was elected director to Berve In America, two brothem, two siBters three years and Kuy Tarbell clerk to , and a mother in Switzerland. The serve one yeur The qucHtlon or pro community extends their sympathy ; .....iK a water HyBiem tor the school to the family. vL'T ' ",n;? eXl.H,lt- . A' The council met Friday niKht or n iuX JL , 0(16 U,al 11,6 HC',01 Iat eek and several standard com- ?l hi ?.ei l0 T-Ura. W.a";r fro,u '"lteeB wt'r 'il'Pinted. E. WiHt and the St. Helens system, hut the sun- 1, 1. ....... . f,Zt J I , V , TUl Wlt" 11,8 ""Mr. Hidgewny of I'ortlnnd in the , n e, 1 n J y ,f 1th0.',,1l,r",'"t- A" 1 drarting or our charter. Water com w l.t waa 'n", '"";y'n that Geo. Grant. E. Wist and ou d cost about $800. and use water ! Charles Wlckstrom. Those who are tlA,'""''nlK .0,1 11,0 Uld Hy(le depending on city wator know the rami. Although this water s not .X. 1 ' .... ,., a. in in 1 1 11 11 wi in ( it. .viiik nitivni fi. . m I i, 1 vi 1 1 1 tx 1 1 vi vi hid nuu:i buJjjj. ninti fioin their reHpectlve domicile three ,1 .'.'f "K purl,0,'t'8 "l times. a clly wut9r plug Is very handy in u.tles west of Treiiholm. On the ac 18 l,roP"'"Don seeinod to meet with caBe of fire. Think about it. The .unt ot Mr. Smith's poor health It I i t ,1 fV h . m?eunK- . 'r- lighting committee: E. Wist, C. Wik- v us iieci-Kiiarv for them to move near- , ' . uunam mu strom and I). 1'rlce. street and side- cr tlm poHtof flee. They are old set-1 " )" repair ior wak, M. Grewell. D. ITice. Keep tiers of this vicinity and are widely y,.'ur' Kvn the privilege of tn mlnd ti,ei(e committees and ex known. xin wu,H,r on,hl8 furra- u wa- .ress to them your Ideas, talk enln8. Urn i.nnmil kcI.o.,1 meeting wh V ' '" question . ovt)P aKitute It and when to final I h. nnn 1 school mee ng was of providing water to the ulreclors, time arrive to get these thtnps we Id June 201h uiui 21st. It was a , If ,le directors wUlmi. tbev eonl, V.m.B ".Ii. 11 J .1 ... exclljiiK as a biiHeball game. Mrs. I-n BI1other meetlmr and all . .T: w. " 5"1 " " '"r "ur -"u V, l.lltnebell wus pitcher. Sim pitched i.eoulB resldlnr wll 1 n !"ur "lu""'-. . . one bud hall. Mr. Whittnebell. be-; ,rict m .ledrt- it I Quite an Interest was shown In tht SCAPPOOSE attendance at the school meeting last ! Monday. About CO were present, i Mm. GerUch was unanimously re-elected clerk and Nlblock likewise oirector. Nlblock reels compliment ing Mhort stop, HCfincd to keep one ft ot on tlm ground. Tho umpire (Mr. Griffith), was cotiMtantly up in Hit; air. Mr. Tatro-madti 11 hum.! ., mui v (it in im h ilirwinr Mr mm. tognr aieveus ls tuKlng treav ' Smith comii in second, v. hlle ' ment of Dr. KuHsell of St. Helens for ed being re-elected for a term of Krtniroy raniied out, (linking two 1 riieiimaimm. three years oy unanimous vote ana .i ....... .. .. .. ....j . . 1 ... . . . 1 .. . . . . 1 .. . ........ ...... . ouIm Kveriul was catcher; h" I cin.nun atoveiia nuu sister, mm , ratuer Burpriheu aii-jr u jcar ui mj aiiKht everything lhalcame Ilia way. j t'opelantl. have a cottage al Seaside ninny ups and downs and ti.is go. Mr Fouler was Tlrst bvgger and ,ur l" """" . ig wrung out mat. aiso najjiieiis 111 !.:,.v...i ., rU11i.iv 1.1.11 Mr Sera. 1 Mr. and MrB. Mills were properly ether districts we note. Fortunately lln was second bagger, and made an ' serenaded last Thursday evening and ' the superintendoncy Isn't a iirotime ( ul tor Griffith on tlm 'Schoolhouso IJxteiision" Idea. Tlm score was 8 to 7 In Thtro's f.ivor, w hile Smith s team came ii. etiud. Two fouls wt-ro until., by Krouirrty. Mm. Satva, Mrs. hiiiltli. Mrs. Fouler, Mrs. Kromroy, Mrs. Itifnth, Mm. Seraflim and Mrs. M11 1 rg were iMithiisiaHtlc runs. DOWNING The rock crusher started up Tl.urs l;i; morning. , MIms ( ill vo Kdiiitmds vl.ilted her l .iri'iitH Siinday. Cliitrllti Minor of Halnlcr was a vlhltor hero Thursday. Fred DaiilclM.'ii Is adding two lot.lliH "in bis reMldeilt-e. Charlli. Carlson Is helping Mr. limy with his new burn. Miss Stella I Initialiser was a pas .enger 011 tlii up train Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Fields returned 10 her home at Kelso Sunday morning. Jake Dowllug made a business trip 10 claiHkiuilt) and Italiiler Saturday. Kt tHrt Ultit AtchliiHtui of Deiena vis Itvd with her grand pa rents Wcdues- iiu'. Nearly all the farmers In tins vi cinity signed up for tho dalrynien's licgiio. Mr and Mrs. S. M. Hoals Bpi'iit hat uiday visiting friends and shopping in Kiiinlcr. Fred Washburn and family went .) i'ortlund Moniluy to visit friends and sen tho parade. S M Duals nl tended the Joint K. of I'. mid Odd Fellow, memorial serv ices Hi Italnler Sunday. Mrs. Waller Johnson ot Sllvrrlon, lire., Is vlHltlng wim l""1 mother. Mm. John McAd.im this week. At tho annual school meeting Mon de v evening John Mi'A.iani was . ed' director for three years and Mrs. Adillo McAdaiii elected clerk. BEAVER HOMES WE HAVE EVERYTHINGNECESSARY when we st?rt to fix your plumbing. No sitting around while we send the boy back (or some for gotten tool or materials. We don't make any more dirt than is absolutely necessary, either. Do godd work, do it quicklv and do it cleanly. R. CONSTANTIN . THE PLUMBER Hewitt nidg., St. Helens. It.. IVrtii.'.i I. I'derstin was tnken to u Hon . ,u,Hl'lnl mid tin oxnmlna- m n ,)ln Miss Sylvia Smith called on Mrs. Nellie Hodtly. Mr. and Mrs. Jmoimt I'lirmiT are the proud parents ot a bb' B'"- The pick 11ml shovel gang tire work ing on the Currlo road this wook. Mrs. Nellie lloddy, Mm. I'. Iwm. Mrs J. lleckner were citllors at Mm. 10 1.. Clinto n tllH W,H,K- J M. Mcfuno was seriously hurt whllo working In Uon.l, Oro.. by . blast which threw a rock throiiMi ,1 0 cook louse ...id struck him on the .houldor a glancing blow then went on thiouKli tho tlr- BACHELOR FLAT Mrs H Ti llennett was a RUiist of Mrs. F. Nugol Thtirsdiiy. Miss Mlthol inmtieU, Mrs. 8. NB I vlsUed with MIhb Kllen MaiUm Wod- Mr'and Mrs A. J. Holllngwor.h nZZtJin l-ortland Wed- ....u.l.ll- Miss Nan UHlrh and Mm Trenar, yet been arrived at. were gueslB at the oay ui A w J III L'n ttr t In tl,., oi.. ' J; ruiit!rton ih ttiKing ivn?iKnh,r; conll " "08 Mul'vi'.""! Mr8' ('' M- yknH Htid e, . h'll'lth iittended the Shrlners '""ration In I'ortlund on Tuesday. c-X ""'i1, MrH' N"18 Jnnaon who re &Hv t . tll",r fllrm lrt on Moti JJ'or a vlHlt with frlonils at Wald- alloH?,!!'l",;l", Mucklo will have nn h.il ,?.": " "f 1,11 llts 8t" '""I firm ,",'! Monday. Many regret that "HUH Ih Klvlm, rn..ell.. 1'Jder an X-ray glvon to detor- ttmchu "'""re of her Illness. No ""wuslun him vet 1....... - 1 ... 1 m. I Ullivtlil III wero Ull"nin 1110 deUicutlon ot thu Swedish 1 Wednesday. Money Still Talks! The dollar may be "small change" now, but it will "come back" strong some day. The dollar you save now will be worth twice as much later on. ' Heslst tho prevailing tendency toward extravagance. "Bait away" your surplus earnings. There never will be a better opportunity than now to accumulate money. When " small cUimito". becomes a regulur, old-fashioned dollar nunlH, you will be glad to know you have a goodly collodion of them in your savings account. 'Teach your dollars to have mow cents." $1 or more opens an interest-bearing account. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Scappoose ranltal $26,000.00 United States Depository ' SINCLAIR WILSON. President DAVID M'KINNON WILSON, Vice-President EDWARD E. WIST. Cashier QUALITY Not always price should determine the value of your goods We have the price as well as quality. WITHIN REACH OF ALL Preferred Stock Groceries We are taking this chance to ask you, when in need of anything in the Hardware Line to drop into owr store and let us show you a stock of honest, dependable Hardware at fair prices. Larsen & Co., Grocers Time to How Your Lawn We have a specially good line of lawn mow ers at prices that will .satisfy, ranging from $7.50 to $11.00 If your lawn is worth attending to it is worth attending to right, and nothing adds to the appearance of a lawn than to have, it neatly and evenly trimmed. Our lawn mowers do this, are easily run and adjusted. A Complete Line of Gar den and Lawn Tools. SPADING FORKS SPADK8 G1U H HOKS , WIKK LAWS HAKES MATTOCKS l'KKS STKKI. HAKES SHEA ItS St. Helens Hardware Co. Telephone 97 St. Helens, Ore. Watch St. Helens Grow It you are looking for a homo, cither farm or city, try the KUTHEUKOUD REALTY COMPANY. We have HOMES of ey ory description, largo and small, farm and city, at prices you can puy. Our machine will take you out to look thqse over. If you wish to buy, aell or trade. See US. We will treat you right. If you are in tho mnrket for a 10 Room modern hojise come In and lot us show you this one, 2 V4 blocks from schoolhouse, at the reasonable figuro of $1000.00 ou very eusy terms, with sewer assessments all paid. , Here is a bargain 4 U. house onfour fine garden lots with 7 bearing fruit trees. Has lull size basement. Price S1200 00 Would you liko a nice, comfortable little home? We have a pretty 6 K; house, ou good lot, for sale at $1500.00 on most reasonable terms. This will appeal to you. Fine 6 R modern house near pave ment with two splendid garden lots and garage. Only $1800.00; Another bargain for $1200.00. This is a nice, modern 4 R house, with white euamel plumbing, no;.r pavement. Terms can be had ou this place also. $4000.00 will buy a nice 40 A. farm noar Deer Island. 20 A cleared; 1 A. family orchard. Bdlar-ce easily cleared All fenced. Barn 40x00. Well water. 4 K. house. $1000.00 cash will handle with balance easy terms. If you want a Farm Home close In, perhaps this would Interest you. 20 A. adjoining city limits; 7 A. cleared; 3 A nearly cleared; 4 A. swale. 8 R. house, new barn, garage, chicken yards und sheds. All fenced. Price $6000.00 balauce terms. .We -have 35 A. 1 miles from depot on fine road. 20 A. cleared, balance easily cleared. All fenced. Nice family or chard. Small house and very good barn. Fine Bpring and well ou place. Price $5500.00 on terms. If you are in the market for an up-to-date farm let us show you this 40 A. 2 Vi miles from Deer Island on good road. 20 A. cleared. Nice orchard containing all kinds of fruit and some nuts. Fine river view. Good houae. Good barn, chicken yards and houses. 2 wells at house and one at barn. Price Includes cream separator, gasoline wood saw, stump puller with block and line nnd all farm implements. Also 60 chickens, 8 head cat tlo, fine team, 2 pigs and some bees. All seeded. Price $6000.00; tortus. This is a good buy for the money 14 A. haclt of Deer Island on good road. Almost all fenced. 6 R. house, sood barn, chicken yards and houses. Springs which never go dry. Only $1600.00 $600.00 caoh will handle. RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. PHONES Office, 123; Residence B-38 f