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MISTMISTINGS '
L?-Mode Urlffl " 0, of Tren-
i""1"1"1 vUUor, w"dne,-
Lm Addle Adams '"
l V.. r sister. Mr. Tl.oir
on
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f. ..J...... .fin Malur.
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their
i'i i, jeffcutt of Portland wu
' .luva till week the
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..ml IMII'IH II I"" I"""" .....
..... n,.rrv Kuril.
.. i i. k a lft Thursday
r'..:.. f..r Hostile to spend a few
h.il vim nnd frlenda.
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... tu I-akeslde. Oregon, this week
F Jiniilii througn the aumuier
rlle Mlllo. ono of 1,18 PoitreiiiUe
rmr of the Vernonla section, was
i Hiiii'iui visitor ! t county en
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Vrl tha counter "I l" ;'un C'K"'
P" 1 -I.-...., i.f liar ui.
rt lIliriHK
."Mid'riuly and fenialty left
I....I.IV f o r. Hhephurd'a hoi
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rlnl where un'7 ! - -""
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wn'k III Nniein Tinuiii wuu i.uiuv
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JaniKt Mi-Kay. one of the sub-tan
Ctt 1KnM til HIW v-4vvrwmt amo-
vim trnnrctln-bulne In the
L....iv w-ut Biiturilny.
YtVi IHirillUII. hwim.i tt
lnlr. ScrolllUnllieil UJ 111 WIIB,
Li in the city Wedneiay on Hum
L. with Urn circuit court.
Un Mnr(nrei murll, rainin
hy her IIMIH 'ni onpanwi I un
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fur m'UIII" lr ivw novnn
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kfli.ii anil V Mil wnu liifiiua
f ... n. .1 tt..l I
XlM AIH!'!! I uwnnrriiu in i uniuiiu
hut limn traciiniR in me bi. nei
hicii ti'liiinl fur the punt two
Lira iiM-nt Tuiily In th! city.
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un C. II. Hen n iH'piria ine tuner
Vrt of w,''k '"r Hotrol'. Mich.,
Hior ihe will nnenu iu umnier
Lima with ri'liitlve and friend
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I. K. Ktillii-riora ana iniiuir, c-
VmmnlfMl by MlKitnit Mnilillne una
Idrrd Alh'ii, unpitriea i uemiay ior
nt llourh tor u three we-k ytica
Uonnl-
for Main lllKh Him canal, power
houne and duiu In proKrwiK
Altmny Uicid mm in n( ,t u i dk new
marhliieryj will double output.
Hood Hlvir Conerelu m.vi...
tract let at 139.000.
iMiKenn Work on womnn
lory beKlni.
( tilltruct let to niiiiil,.ia ....
from Couunlle to Cedar I'olnt.
uiiiuie mate lilKhway roinnila
Ion vote 115.000 for hni.r,. ..,.,..
Tiller Trail rond.
ItoneburK Hlllle Imvln ....
WaHhliiRtoii alrnet.
HurliiRflelil lliitilii.ry rmmn. I.nui
run of aulmoii nlme fHliihllHlunent.
Albany Hond from Albuny to
lii'Kln at once.
I-ebanon UradliiK on hlKhway to
""i utiiiipi unproved.
Komiiiurit About half of Douuln.
county prune crop con'raclml m m
cent pound.
nan of l no lirooiiiH nuulii in ti.u
iiiiki ami nrouklit tu iin..n m i..
urn are nniile Hun: hm tnrnml
Oregon factorlea and Hhlppa eaMl
In
WAItltKN HAITIHT CIIUIMH
Her. E. BJorkquUt will preach at
3 p. in. next Huniluv. nml In ih iuh.
)lor Flat Ki.liool liouae Sunday even-
iik ui a o c ioc it.
Hiinduy nchool at 2 p. tn. tn the
church at Wurren.
K. liJorkqulBt, MlHslonary
VAU, IX)H ItIDH
Notice g i,Brby glvon that the
School oHard of School IMatrlct No.
2, St. ili'lena, Oickoii, will receive
III (In to and Including Auguat 2, 1020
at 7:00 o'clock p. ui., for the tranv
portal Ion of pupiu living udjucent
to the following dcKcrlbed route:
From a point near Taylor's place
on the llankey road to Mcltrldo Hchool
Iioumu by way of Kraut, hill, thence
to Mantoii' croHHlrg on the I'ortlund
Ht. Mitli'iiH road, thence to John
(Junim Hchool. AIku for the tranHpor
tutlon of pupH by the hIoukIi route
J W. AKIN, Clmlrninn, '
MH3. K. A. GEOKOE, Clerk.
I Z'Z
to llio ownem of the roul nron.
rty Hubjiict to aoHeHsfiient for the
""Prove nt In the following reno-
OBITUARY
Jowioll Wtlt WUM luirn In U7l.l..nw
1.HI1I17, neniucxy, in 1KD7, and died m',n auaciieu ana mude a
In HI. Vlncent'a homiliui i'ni..,i purl of HiIh notice.
July 13, 1S0. He wan marrlod till You aro herebv nottriml iimi nuL
Minn Mntry Murphy Feb. 17. 1 7 1. euun t to sulci remilntl.m nn,i n,
to which union there wore born four , provlHlons of the Chr.rter of the City
children, two of whim died lu In- '"' St. Helena. Oregon, that you nm
ru,,cr- ' and you are hereby reuunmeil to timk..
Decenaed mid wife have lived Inland file with th e Itiwnrflnr tf .ulH
Houlton for tint pant year and a half. :('lty of St. Helena, within twenty days
Ho wan held In high ealeem by Ii In I f rcmi the date of the flrttt public? Hon
friend and neighbor and wan al-!' 'hi notice and reaolutton, to-wlt:
waya reudy to lend a helping liana within twenty day from July 23rd.
o thoae in. niod-or In trouble. ! 120, your remoimtnince or remon-
miritlvved by bin wife, a win and I "trances ugalnal the nreuoiied tm-
iwo aliiters and a brother who renlde provement or grado mentionod In said
in me east.
Funeral aervlres were conducted In
in the City of St. Helens. In Columbia
County, Oregon; and alt or said Lots
above described are hereby deemed to
no specially and directly benefitted
by such Iraprovemnt;
And Be It Further Resolved, that
the Recorder of said City of 8t. Hel
ens, Oregon, be, and he hereby is,
directed to publish notice of the In
tention of said City Council to im
prove said portion of Winter street
Immediately upon this Resolution be
coming operative, as required by the
Charter of said City and notifying the
owners of. tne above described real
property subject to assessment for
such Improvement that written re
monstrances against the proposed
improvement or grade may be
filed with the Recorder of said City
within twenty days from the date of
the first publication of said notice:
And Bo it Further Resolved, that
.uese resolutions be contained and
um bod led in the notice above men
tioned und be published as provided
by Section 106, of the Charter of
nald City, In the St. Helens Mist, a
n nuMf.ii Ttr nt frnnoral AlIit1utl..nt I.
NOTH K TO PIUfTKItTY OWNKKH wild City of St. Helens, Oregon, and
the Free Mi-t IkxIIhI clmrch at Until
ton, Rev. 1). M. Hlghee officiating.
The remains were laid to rest in
Warren cemetery.
resolution
Whereas, the Common Council of
the City of St. Helens, Oregon, deem
lug It expedient to Improve nil that
portion of Winter street from the
center line or Willamette street to a
point 45S feet northerly thereof, all
In the City of St. Helens, Oregon, by
clearing, grubbing, grading 20 feet
In width and paving the same for
the width of 16 foot, the paving U
bo of crushed rock, and the whole
Improvement io be In accordance with
Km) Ki'iil and bride returned the
Int at tin week from their honey
Lin trip, which was spent at Hood
lltor and other point in eastern
mo. purpose.-
Mix HTtlm (ilns or YounRstown,
llio. la a Ht. Helens vlnltwr, the
Intof hn friend, Mrs. J. W. Allen
11m Dirt in a court reporter In tha
io city ml Is touring the Went
fin her vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdlson !. Ilallagh
i daughter fierln returned from
brthind Wednesday evening. Utile
llM HallnKh had been under the
tctor'i care and the minor operation
in I complete success.
Dr. and Mrs. W L. lllalr, Mr.
;r Bishop and children, and Miss
rrtle Uruwnnley of Yakima, Wash-
lutein ars vaulting at the home of
r and Mm W. I,. Ooln. Mrs. lllalr
M Mrs. Illnhop aro sisters of Mr.
T L lliirkeli, formerly a resident
Trenholni. wu in St. Helen Tue-
arconipHiiled hy his father John
iikut of McMlnnvllle. Oregon. The
r Market l Is one of the prospnr-
laraier of Yamhill county and
Balling a hlg sucrvsa of loganberry
rowing.
Rt. A an Kleelh, In the absence of
it tailor, Kev. A. 8. Illsey. filled
la pulpit nt the Methodist church
aula; morning. Some twelve years
to. Rev. Sleet h was pastor of the
l Helena church and has numerous
"tnda In this city and throughout
k county.
Mra. Arthur (leorno who tins been
fort land for the past two week
rami-d tu hi. Helen Wednesday af
fraimn, arcoiniiiinled by her daugn
Mra. L. J. V'nnOrshoven who has
ri llli her. Mrs. Oeorgo's host
If friends In HI tleli.na will lm rliul
Mno thst she Is much linuroved in
f-alth and on the road to rapid re-
I Xf and Mm. Walter T..Evoron of
p'wanieiito, California, are In 8t
Prteni this week and are guests of
r' n Mr James Ellison. A few
F"1 aro. Mr unit Mr. Fmi ra.
Was In St. Helens, Mr. Kveraon be-
riomecieil with the Hi. Helena hum
f'tonilliuiv Mr, Vv.raxn. frlnnili
fnr wilt sympathize with her on ao
'"H of tlm
Ijothfr which occurred tn their Cal-
'ia nome.
VI ." U,,IH and Go" nn of the
(""Roman run lllhivnrl R,l Mnllnvh
ri'lY a,ul "wr,, "lm up" thusly.
' !, ,0 longshoremen get the
m .0' 11,0 eonipensatlon act."
HalluKh of 8t. Helens.
" ut unvernl longshoremen laid
"P in our town through accldont.
""hlngton, I understand, permits
r.i ?K"ll"r,'",,'n 10 co"" under the
nT i of n, eomponsatlon act,
"'""'n courtesy should he ex
n. . 11,8 ",,,n ' tt trade In
II X T , Mr 1,IIK. who Io In thb
" busln.,. ays tlmt the heavy
'M in eastern Oregon and eastern
taZ. .?1" ttrn now
r..iiiia rivcr unil
Hummer Cniiluinl In Children
There Is not anything like no mnnt
death from this discuss now as be
fore Chamher'.alu's Colic and Dlarr
hoea Remedy came Into such general
use. When this remedy Is given with
castor oil as directed and proper rare ,h niups, plans, profiles and specl-
s iskon as to diet, it Is safe to say'"1""11 me in ine office ol the
ihut fully ninety-nine out of every !l'"y Recorder of said City; and
hundred cases recover. Mr. W. (J.I Whoro-i. the Engineer of said City
Campbell of Butler, Tenn., suys, ";on the 12th d:iy of July, 1920, at the
have used Chsiuhei .ain's Colic anil 'reiunt of said Common Council filed
IMarrhoea Remedy for summer com-''" t,ie otUce of the City. Recorder of
plaint In children. It hi far ahead !tt,J niy Pln. niaps. profiles and
of anything 1 huve ever used for this peclflcRtluna. and estimates of the
CHURCH NOTICES
HU K MKTIIOOIST III IK Il
"The Aggressive Church.
prohuble cost of such improvement,
which cost thereof is estimated by
said City Engineer to be in the sum
lof $1441.00; und
! Wlioroi'.s, the Common Council of
an I ii City having examined said maps,
i plans, profiles ' and specifications,
and tlio estimate of the probable cost
lloui'.on Road and Second Street. ; of such Improvement, find the same
7:4i
p. m
Thurs-
m.
m.
to be satisfactory In all particulars
without making any change therein
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved,
by the Common Council of the City
of St. Helens, Oregon, that that por
tion of Winter street commencing at
the center line of Willamette street
and ending at a point 465 feet north
erly therefrom. In said City to be Im
proved by clearing, grubbing, grad
ing end uuvlng the same to a width
of IK feet with crushed rock, all in
accordance with the estr-bllshed
gradu and the maps, plans, profiles
and specifications of the City Engi
neer on file in the office of the Re
corder of said City; and said Cora
tnon Council hereby declares Its In
tention,, and It Is Its Intention to bo
improve said portion of said Winter
street In said City;
And Bo It Further Resolved, that
the Common Council of said City
miopia and approves, and It does here
by adopt und upprove suld plans,
uiupu, profiles and specifications, and
k also adopts and approves the esti
mate the probable cost of said Im
provement, which probable cost la
in llio sum of $1441.00, as herein
above shown; .
And He It Further Resolved, that
the cost of said Improvement be lev
'led upon und nssmsed against oh
the lots, parts of lots and parcels of
hind specially benefitted by such Im
nrnvenieiit. as rooulred and directed
(MTIIOMC ClUIMil ,v the Charter of said City; and It
tin Sunday tlio Mass win commence iu hereby detenu ned and declared
it 8 n. m., sharp. A largo number j tllllt un tl0 Ut8 of land specially ben
should receive Holy Communion. t,ritted. directly or Indirectly are the
11 M. Hlghee, I'astor.
Order of Service
Sunday School, 10:00 a. 10
1'reachlng, 1 1 :00 a. ni.
Song and I'ralso Service,
p. m.
Kvungellstlc Meeting, S-15
Mid week Prayer Meeting
lnv evetilnr. X:00 p m
PI.YMOITH tXIMillKOATlONUi
A "WIiIh Awake" Church,
'orner of Wllnmette and Columbia
Streets.
Her A, R. Spesrow, Pastor.
Phone 33-J.
Morning
Sunday School 10.00 u
Morning hour. 1 1.00 a
Evening
Chrlstlso Kndervor 7:00 p. m
Evening Hour, 8:00 p. m.
"The Church TJial Swea "
MKTIIOWHT EPISCOPAL
St. 'Helens and Houlton
Albert 8. Hlsey. Pastor
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. ru.
K.pworth League, (1:30 p in.
Evening Service,., 7:30 p. ro.
Prnyer Meeting and Bible Utudy,
Wednesday, 7:30 p. in.
Iloultou. Combined service, 10. 00
i. in.
"The Friendly Church." ....
The second Miihh will be said at Deer
(sliind at 10 o'clock. Benediction at
ll o'clock In the evening, also at Deer
Island.
Non-Catholics aro very welcome.
Jos. P. Clancy, Hector.
'following, to-wlt: All of Lots 1, 2, 3,
4, and 6. in Block 31, and Lots is,
1, 20. 21 nnd 22 In Block 44, all
published therein
Approved by the Mayor; July 21,
itfzu. ;
M. 8 AXON, Mayor.
Attest: E. E.aQUICK, Recorder.
XOTICK TO PHOPKUTY OWNKRH
To the owners of the real property
subject to assessment for the Im
provement proposed In the following
anuiuiioii, nerewun attached and
mane a part or this notice.
You are hereby notified tnat pin
sunnt to said resolution and the nro.
visions of the Charter of the City of
St. Helens. Oreeon. that van mov
und you are hereby requested to make
nnu me with the Recorder of said
i ny of Bt. Helena, within twenty
days from the date of the first pub
lication of this notice and resolution,
to-wlt: within twenty days from July
23rd, 1820, your remonstrance or re
monstrances avalnst the proposes
Improvement or grade mentioned In
sum Resolution:
Whereas, the Common Council of
the City of St. Helens, Oregon, deem
ing It expedient to improve all that
portion or Wyeth street from the cen
ter line of Hemlock street to the east
boundary line of Columbia street, all
In the City of St. Helens, Oregon, by
clearing, grubbing, grading and pav
ing the same, the paving to be
of crushed rock, and ihe whole
improvement to oe In accord
ance with the maps, plans, profile
und specifications on file In the office
tr the City Rocordor of said City; and
Whereas, the Engineer of said
City on the 12th day of July, 1820, at
me request of saiu common Council,
filed in the office of the City Record
er of said City maps, plans, profiles
and specifications of such improve
ment ana at said time also filed an
estimate of the probable cost of such
Improvement, which cost thereof Is
estimated by said City Engineer to be
in the sum or 15472.20; and
Whereas, the Common Council of
said City having examined said maps,
plans, profiles and specifications and
the estimate of the probable cost of
such improvement, find the same to
be satisfactory In all particulars with
out making any change or change
therein:-
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved,
by the Common Council of the City
of St. Helens, Oregon, that that por
tion of Wyeth street from the center
line of Hemlock street to the east
boundary line of Columbia street in
said City, be Improved by clearing.
grubbing, grading and paving the
same with crushed rock, all In accord
ance with the established grade and
the maps, plans, profiles and specifi
cations or the City Engineer on file In
the office of the Recorder of said
City; und said Common Council here
by declares Its intention to improve
said portion of said Wyeth street.
nnd it is its intention to so Improve
the same.
And Be It Further Resolved, thai
the Cominon Council of said City
ndopt and approve, and it does here
by adopt and approve said plans, map
profllea and specifications and it also
fcdopts and approves the estimate and
probable cost of said Improvement,
which as is above shown is 86472.
20;. And Be It Further Resolved, that
the cost of said Improvement be lev
ied upon and assessed against all the
lots, parts of lots and parcels of land
specially benefitted by such improve
ment as required and directed by the
Charter of said City; and it Is here-
by determined and declared that all
the lota of land specially benefitted,
directly or Indirectly are the follow
ing, to-wlt: Lot 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 18, 19,
20, 21, and 22 and the southerly one-
lialf of Lots 6 and 17. all In Block
15; Lot 1, 2, S, 4, 6, 18, 19, 20. 21
and 22 and the southerly one-half ot
Lot 6 and 17 all In Block 29: Lots
1. 2, 3, 4, 6, 18, 19 20. 21 and 22.
ond the aoutherly one-half or Lots ti
and 17, In Block 80; Lots 1. 2. 3. 4.
5, 18, 19, 20. 21 and 22. and the
southerly one-half of Lots 6 and 17,
ill In Block 46; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 18
19, 20 21 and 22, and the aoutherly
one-half of Lots 6 and 17, all In
Block 46; Lot 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 12,
13, 14, 16 16 and t. e northerly one
half of Lots 6 and 17, all In Block
16; Lot 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12, 13, 14.
IS, 16 rnd the northerly one-half of
Lots 6 and 17, all In Block 28; Lota
7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 13, 14, 16 and
16 and the northerly on-half of
Lot 6 and 17, In Block 81; Lots 7,
8,. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16. 16 ana
(he northerly one-half of Lots 6 and
17, all in Block 44; and Lot 7, 8,
. 10. 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 16 and the
northerly one-half of Lots 6 and 17,
all in Block 47. all In the City ot St.
Helens, In Columbia County, Orefon;
e.nd all of said Lota and parts oMota
above described are hereby deemed
to be specially and dlrectlr benefitted
by such improvement
And Be It Further' Resolved, that
the Recorder of said City of St. Hel
en, Oregon, be, and hereby 1, di
rected to publish notice of the inten
tion of said City Council to Improve
said portion of Wyeth street Im
mediately upon this resolution becom
ing operative, as required by thb
Charter of said City and notifying the
owner of the above describod real
property subject to assessment for
such improvement, that written re
monstrances against the proposed
improvement may be filed with the
Recordor of said City within twenty
days from the date of the first pub
lication of said notlee; .
And Be It Further Resolved, that
these resolutions be contained and
embodied In the notice above men
tioned and be published as provided
by Section 105, of the Charter ot said
City, In the St. Helen Mist, a news
paper of general circulation in said
City of St. Helena, Oregon, and pub
lished therein.
A proved by the Mayor, July 21,
1920.
M. SAXON, Mayor.
Attest: E. E. QUICK, Recorder.
Fall Yarns
We have just received a new shipment of Fall Yarns. .
All of the newest and latest shades and at prices that
will move them fast. Come in and make your choice
while the stock is complete.
M. RICEN OPEN EVEMNQS
a)
Own Your OWN Home!
Stop Paying Rent!
LET that rent money you are now paying the land
lord go toward paying for your home. Better
have the home than a handful of rent receipts.
Here' a House bargain Four room cottage, good location
and close in. Well finished and substantially built, $800,
half down apd balance like rent Better investigate this right
now.
A three room cotage, Just the thing for young married
couple. Good lot and only one block of highway. Easy walk
ing distance to town fftoo Is the bargain price on this, halt
down, balance easy monthly payment.
One of the best 20 acre farms tn Columbia county, most all
cultivated. Fair buildings. Located in the Yankton district.
$ 1700, part cash and balance terms. If you want a small farm
here's your chance.
WE HAVE OTHER BARGAINS
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL LIST IT
WITH US. IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SEE US.
PHILIP & O'CONNOR
Reliable Real Estate Dealers.
Hewitt Building.
ST. HELENS, OREGON.
muddying the
when the river
WIUIIMV t lia. , a. n
inkln, . no nsninn. bo,
lit ,15, a,,vaiK of the situation.
,,fl Cainn I.. i...., .... . .
' INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
ffr new ,1M0
CmTA1.2?.'.00? E'k "
Her hi fioau oi iwetoiiu
HnnH i,i u tor new wing.
!S .i V."I H.Hllln M6.000 bond
Wall '
oo onj . Vl,,,r lttnd "o'd 'or -
WO to I'lttsbur hoakna .
Ill 2 i"."1'1 "urned Smith "shingle
" 1H lie rebuilt. , .
build d?T.!l",t,,n conPany may
Urei J 1 !!!'y or colleS wmpu.
l H?T 200 cra.
to Beiitil! rul rmi fron Wlllnmlna
"""Hey undor construction.
Protect
YOUR FAMILY, YOUR
SELF, YOUR HOME
BE INSURED. I REP
RESENT THE BEST
COMPANIES AND CAN
FURNISH YOU LIFE.
FIRE, ACCIDENT,
AUTOMOBILE INSUR
ANCE. SEE ME BE
FORE PLACING YOUR
INSURANCE.
A. L. Stone
.. St. Helens, Oregon.
;J.f '
Wilson's 2nd-Hand Store
HOULTON, ORE.
We buy, sell and exchange all kinds of second hand
goods. We will buy anything and pay the highest
market price. See us.
PHONE 52-J
Big .1U1 ihunks that defy Staling Sol lee frown from the
purest of water.
The Ice-loaded refrlnerator home 11 the
WASTELESS HOME
PROTECT YOUR FOODS
T.
Phone 163-W
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