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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1920. CHURCH NOTICES .MKTIlOniST Kl'lSOOPAL St. Helens and HouKon Alton S. Hisey, Pastor Sunday School, 10:00 a. m Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m. Epwortu League, A: 30 p m. Evening Service. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Houlton, Combined servlee, 10. Op a. m. The Bubject for next Sunday morn ing will be "The Changeless Christ.' For evening. "Strength for Kaily Need a." The pastor will occupy the pulpit ct both services. We are pleased to note new faces In the congregation at every service. If you are away from home, cultivate the home feeling by attending church. If you are at home, consti tute yourself a committee of one to welcome others to the church serv ices. There wil bo something he'.pful and Inspiring in all the services at "The Friendly Church" ?t. Helena City band, serv ices July 4th and fill). . . . 1st and 2nd prbvs, .speed boat contest lit and 2nd prizes, fisher man's free for til Kilhani Sta. I'lg Co, rib bons and priming St. Helens Hdwe Co. nails J. Wilkins. loss and damage decorating Standard Oil Co, oil for field Portland Motor ltoat Club, exhibit Ion race Von A. Gray, engraving cups and medals St. Helens Chamber of Com merce, balance 354 "1 WW Ark I 100. 00 j - " j: 15.00 13.20 3.20 FOR SALE 10.00 FOIl SAI.K One registered llork xliiro sow. A. A. Markkt'tun. Yank ton. Plume 15t!Kll ..5-31 I 5.10 against yoa In the above entitled suit and Court on or before the 1 0th day of September. 1920, said date being more than six weeks utter the first publication of litis notice and sum mons and for want thereof the plain tiff will apply to the Court for the re lief prayed (or in her complaint, to wll: For a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore ex Imlnc between yourself and the FOIl SAI.K Cr.nary birds; nic ...,itn!ff herein and for permission to lyotiow sinners, uuiuiro oi i.iin.ui 25.00 ' VanNetti:, St. Helens. ilt'.tf 7.90 ; I'OH SAI.K Day Aork team. Iwoiglit 3200;- harnea.i and Wagon. 1 51.36 ' F. It. l.oyd. Peer Islind. Ore. 3.r-:ltf CATHOLIC ITUIU'H Mass as usual on Sunday at 9:00 o'clock. All the children are expect ed to receive Holy Communion; as many adults also, as possible. Con fessions Saturday at 3:00 and 7:30 p. m. Second mass at Deer Island at 11:15. No evening services. Non-Catholics are always very wel come Jos. P. -- Clancy, Rector. STATEMENT OF FOI KTH OF JILY COMMITTER Total disbursements, ...$2072.35 SHERMAN M Mll.KS. Chairman. 1. SCOTT, Secretary. Ch. Fin. Com. hereafter resume her former naiiie. (o-wlt: Florence Julli'li. This summons Is published by or der of the Honorable James A. Kiikln, Judge, of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Columbia County. publication, August bill. 11 J. H. THATt'HElt. - Receipts 1919 Fourth July Fund, balance $ 41.95 1920 subscriptions 1120.00 Receipts from concessions. . 135.00 Receipts from Queen contest 749.90 Receipts from advertising. 15.00 Reoeipts from sale of duck trousers to bandsmen .. i . 10.50 Total receipts $2072.35 Disbursement Expenses of Queen and at tendants $ 200)0 1st prize, log rolling contest 60.00 W'm. Bennett, advertising Queen contest 1.00 Miss A. Domeyer. Crawfish, enter. F. M. B. Club 42.50 Thos. Isbtster, labor on field 25.00 W. H. Fcgel, labor on field 60.00 H. S. Mason, refreshments entertaining visitors .... 17.00 Von A. Gray, silver cups.. 112.76 Von A. Gray, gold and silver medals 224.29 Stamps 2.6 Express on fireworks .... 4.13 A. J. Deming, envelopes.. .25 Plaza Pharmacy, gum labels and ink ; .35 A. J. Deming, paper cups and plates 1.80 M. Ricen, ribbon for key .. 3.15 Bunting 6.9S St. Helens Hdwe Co., twine and tacka .50 500 ft. electric streamers and lights . 50.00 Clatskanie Chief, advertis ing 2.60 Rainier Review, advertising 3.00 A. E. Austin, flags 6.00 A. E. Austin, uniforms for band . . 66.00 St. Helens Mist, advertising and printing 60.00 Bow Yuen Co, fireworks.. 255. lit St. Helens Lbr Co, lumber for tables, etc 39.70 St. Helens Lbr Co, labor.. 18.35 Col Co Lbr Co, lumber for diving barge 28.28. Ore. City Enterprise, posters 32 00 Clerk hire 75.00 ONLY FOIl, PRESIDENTS HAVE I'SKI' A I'TOMOltll.ES "Only four presidents out of twenty-eight have, enjoyed the ute of motor cars." s.iys Copelatid Auto Co. "Wll'iun McKlnley wis the first president of the I'nited Suite to use 1 motor csr. Koosevel; and Taft es tablished 1 lie automobile as thu prin cipal mode of presidential transport ition. Everyone is familiar with thu extent to which President Wilson ises his official motor car. Tins in 'iicates tho wonderful pi'0':i"ss motor transportation lias mailo in tho past wenty years. "When President McKluley anopt "d the automobile, thorn wern only 3.700 motor cars it. the I'nited Suites. People did not relieve th automobile would ever bo ,a; 1 1 1 i i than a play thing:. President Wilson's i;ir is oniy on of more than seven and a half millions. And tho .utomohito today is a recognized iranpoinaion utility. Tho niotcr car has not only siipplunt- jed the coach of state. If. has wen a place in the oldest customs of cur national life. It '. the established conveyance for all occasions. "Another ce.riom illustration of ihla is the erection by a church in I New Hampshire of 1 Clinch r.ait;;e 1 to take the place 0: the picturesque 7ii wa.ior. s ieu "The production of lepeiHiible ears in grea'. i;uautiiles at low cost lias enabled practically every 01 -9 to own an uiitomohl! i am! to profit from Ms use. all day, sev?n days a week, rtio year 'round.-' utivt. NOTICE TO OXTUUTOitS St. Helens. Oregon, Aug. 16, 1920. Sealed proposals, addiessed to the 'ity Council of the 'Jty of St. Helens. I Oregon, at St. Helens. Oregon, and 1 endorsed: "Proposal for doing the I following work in St. Helens: Grad ing and paving that part of that cer :ain street in St. Helens, Oregon, mown as "Tho Strand," from the northerly lino of 'owlitz street in said City to a point 313.2 feet north :f said northerly lino of Cowlitz 1 street, said grading and paving of said street to bo fifty-five feet in width and to include concrete curli ng, all according to plans und speci fications on filo In the office of tho ''ity Recorder of said City of Ht, H-nlens," will be received by the said City Council until eight o'clock P. M.. August 23rd, 1920, and no thereafter, and at that time will bo publicly opened and read. All proposals must givo prices pro posed both in writing and in figures and must bo signed by the bidder with his address. Each bidder shall deposit, with his bid, a certified cheek for an .".mount equal to not loss than five (5) per cent of his bid, payhle to the City Recorder, which s:iil be forrelted to ;lio said City of St. Helens in. case the award is made to him, and ho shall neglect, fail or refuse, for n period of five days after sucli award is made, to enter into a contract und filo the required bond. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. E. E. QUICK, City Recorder. roil SKltviiK-lino regiKU'iou 1'1,-nt Berkshire bear. Terms. $5 at farm. I 1 ) ,i V. A. Markkman, Yankton. Phone j !,,.,( nuhllcutlon. September 10th. 1GKF11. :-"'! 19J0. M. J McMAIION. Attroaey fur Plaintiff. For Salo Cadillac Touring cur; guaranteed In good condition; ihear; work fast. Manager Bust. Liber: y heatre. 'SJ.t FOR SALE- Cevitlo farm horse, I with single set of harness and wagon. ' A. A Markkman. Yankton. Phone I151FU. ,i--:7: FOR SAI.K Good hor.te, buggy and new harness, cheap. J. E. Nel son. Winter St., St. il dens. P. O I I Box 200. til-;:" 1 FOR SALE- For $1M, full blooded Pole Angus bull. Four ye irs old. weight 1575 pounds. I'linrles Wall'.B, Yankton, Ore. :!t;-37 FOR SALE Good gentle J-.-rsey cow, dry noon; or will trade for fresh eow, llolsteln or Jersey. S 'e Peter Paints at St. Helens Restaurant. 35-3 For S:-le Kale plants, largo and healthy, $2 per thousand. Also :tw" some gjod pasture for rent. .YIovrer & Cuzculin, Warren, Oregon. Phon? 105F2. 27tf FOR SALE Pe ic'i plums for can ning; pick them yourself; bring box es; on good road out. from Houlton. Paul C. Adams, Warren. Plume 105F15. 3511 HOMES Parties going to California will sell strictly modern hvmes very rea sonable; easy terms; at Columbiu City, In tho vicinity (if the Iron ore mine. Seo A. Frlsncdahl, Columbia f-ed and r City, Ore. NMTIt E TO t Itl ll I'OUS IN THE COI'NTV t'OI'UT OF THE STATE OF o'lEGO.N, FOR CO- u'.mhl i oi nty. Ill the 1111 Her (if the Estate of Frank Bishop, Deceased. Netici is hereby given that the un dersigned lias been u;qioinfi'd ml niMiisinitm of tho estate of Frank I! shop, deceased, by the above en titled Couit, ami has qualified u sueh. All persons having claims against tho said estate ;,ro hereby 110 tlncd to present the s: llie, duly veri fied as by law required, to tho under- signed at her resilience, III lioble, iitemm, within s.x month from the 'date hereof. Hated and first pub ilislied July 23rd. 1920. EMILY BISHOP, Admluliitratrix. V. B. IMllard, John L. Footu, Altys. Mil ICE TO t ilEIH TORS j IN THE I'lil NTY ('(H UT OF THE I STATE ( IF OREGON FOR' THE COI'NTV OF COLI MlllA. ! Ill the Mat. or of the Estate of John j Hi iiilrlcksnii, deceased. ! Notice is hereby given that tho 1111 (iersigued have, been appointed thu cmm ui rices of I he Estate of John ! Ileiidrii ks.'ii. deceased, by tho Cotiu iv Court of the Stale of Oregon for ' he County of Columbia, and that ' In v have duly qualified as such ! Any and all persons having claims iKiiii'.Nt said estate are hereby noil- I Hired to present the same For Sale .10 ucres good farm -laud; some cleared. Good 4 room j house and other buildings Will sell 1 rhoap if taken soon. Writo or see j 3r-;tli ; 'J the tiiiilersiguotl lit Mayger, Ore. I en. (.r t ir attorney, W II. I'owell, fill! Chamber of Commerce I'nilil ng. Portland, Oregon, duly verified, ami with proper vouchers, .s required by law. wl.'liin six mouths O. Forsberg, Yankton, Ore We are always glad to show yon the Fordson Tractor mid deniotistra'e it to you. It Is one of the finest ud ditlons to your farming equipnien' that you can buy. It can bo used U do your plowing, fill yiir silo, cut your wood and. In fact, do anvtliinc where power Is needed oil tho farm I '',:;u Fioldhuse Motor Co. l,s-- - litf I rum the il ite of tiie first publication i f this 1'i.tire. EMMA II EN'DR tCKSf IN". El.EN'oit IIKNIHtlf IvSoN. W. II Powell, Attorney for Ex eciitriirs. lute ft first publication, August 1.1. 1 U 2 11 . Haiti of last publication. Sept. 10. FOP. X I E i Buy team about 3200 lbs. JtflO... Buy and black about 8000 lbs. $225.'' White gelding about 1000 lbs. Roan mare about 1000 lbs. I $a0 $5(1. S iy mom about 1000 lbs. and ! Including big colt JS0. ! Team geldings about 2000 lbs. $250.1 Beautiful iniiro with 6 year old 1 colt, bargain $225. . Saddle horso about lOOn lbs $.r,0. ' Ste Frank L. Smith 228 Aider St.! Vortlanil, Oregon, or ut SmitliKliire, Scappoose, Oregon. 33tf No Need To Magnify tha ndvantago of having a bank account. Tho actual advantages arc too many und too great to need enlarging upon. I( you uro not enjoying them It Is time you wero If you make any claim to being up to dalo. It matters not whether your business Is littlo (: big yoe should open an account here any way. FIRST NATIONAL BANK - Member Federal Resirve System CHAS. GRAHAM, President. H. A. GUILDS. Cashier. JERSEY CALVES EOF. SALE Three registered Jersey bull olv.'s. One 5 months old, whos" m it ier. "edar Glens Gulden No. 2i"0!lI2, av erages 81 pounds liii' 1 "rf.it per month; milks 57 pounds per div; tests 5.65. Price for this calf .-imi. Oro two-weehs-old bull calf. II. in rtos?s Pet Lily N0. ?,9:!93fl: nrod tires' SIMMONS IN TIIE CHICI IT COI IIT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR CO Ll'MlllA COI'NTV. :v,i Northqulsl, Plaintiff, vu. Clar- 'inre Norlhqu:st. Ilefi-iidant. Vi clar nre Northqulsl, liefendant : Li the name of the Siato-of Ore oti. yi.u r.ro hereby required to ap . r aril 1 nswer tho rcmplulnt filed :.ii-i: ynii In the al.i.ve entitled mi:i 11 or he.ori. the 25th 'day of Sept, in r, 1S20. that beinir lix v.eeks after 1 d.'te of first pul Tuition of mm. ''''' herein, and If you fail so 10 111.1v. er. for want thereof plalmlff il i.pidy to the Court for the. relief "in, Hided In ,rr roinilalnt, to-wit' "r a deiiee diss .Ivln;; the bonds of tiieiriiiicny existing between plaliniri nd d-fi mli'iit, und f(,r th r,.si(,ril. ion of the ina'ile.i lame of tho plain 'If. Eva Cni11pht.il. and for other 'qiilliihlti relief. Tills summons is puld'shed 'in the 'i. Ilel lis Mist, a weeklv u 75 poiinds bulterfat per nio itli; tests of genercl circulation published 2. Price of this c ill". Sr.iMi One 2-weeks-old bull celf w hesi dam is Golden Glows Maiden, a double gracdd.iimhtor of Golden Cilows Chief. This calf priced at IDi). "5-37 A. A .Markkman. Y.ir.klon Phono 156FU WANTED Wanted Mole skins. P. O. IJx 343, St. Helens, liro. 32-.I7' Wanted Any kind of wtirk Ad dress Mrs. Anna Fultz, St. Helens 33-36 it, riid county, onre a week fur six mir i ssivo weeks, by order of Hon. J A Eakln, Judge of Hald oiirt made Mlg. J, 1 :(), date of flrHt pilbllca 'ion being Aug. 13, 192H, and (.f last .11 Miration Snpli-mber 21 I9''0 f. N. PEARCV, J. MENI'ENIIAI.L. Alfirneys for Pl.lnllff. pHt of ho iu!d;c- i2c chamber of Com merie. Poriluiiil, Oregon. Bergmann Shoes Awrd4 COLD MEDAL P. P. I. m B.a rrsac)50i Tli HlronKr.t mn(t sn w EOH MMiGKTlW. CIll'lHEItH, MII.I..MEN AMI A 1,1. TIIEO. HKIUiMAN.N HIIOK MEI. m. niil Thurmaa Ntrrrl ASK FOR TIIK HBIttlM ANN WATERPUQor HI(iE Portly ' ST. HELENS BAKER! J. K. RAMSKY. Prop. Frcsli Hread, Rolls, Cakes and Pies, f Light lunches served at all hours wtih a cup 01 good coffee. Don't Forget! That we always have the late it in Fountain Specialties St. Helens Bakery St. Helens Oregoa I r Luxury and Economy 1. 11 Miry mid Ee n liuv Ih-tii coinblned In the fta "Enriy-Miifly" Toiirliitf Cur. It li.it ideiiti t.f imuer; rltliiiu roinfort nntl comiilrtr tquiprtl niaket.U 01 f M, iiieullii( ritm of tlm )rr. The hiiiniiiii-.k of llnan 1 be mibkltnitlnl uorknuuiiliip b U.lndslery und (...,o hrlllliuiiy ni weurlim ,UIHIm WW toinblne In e,ttxin( due car Iwuiily. I li 0110 beniil), Imurvcr. In In ll ifrform,uic' aWIUj- l.ei.iin i' fin,, nii luuii, H rotihtrue .Ion. Copeland Auto Company Autlti.rlctl YV 1 1 bird II titer) Kervbt Villi iinlliig ml Tin Iremliii At t )irli' ninl olio EH'rt llepulr Work. ST.HELENS, OREGON 3 WANTED To buy tine,, -our dozin pullctn, While Leghorns pre ferrrd. .V. Sherwood, Warren Ore Phono 108F21. ' :n;tf WANTED Two tons of Kood cow buy. 1 lurry PolitlH, Ilox 31 st IJelo 9ncar Littlo .Mill. ;,:,, LOST AND FOUND LOST Hunch or keys. Einder - jl leiiKo return to E. Muhr ut Oretiditi IIOIUI. Of Stock - Quality - Price When you need anything in GENERAL MERCHANDISE DROP IN! Dry Goods Dresses Shoes for the Whole Family Gents' Furnishings Everything That's Good to Eat Bedrock Prices and High Quality Goods. i t.uhi Hoys hluo loKglriK Bhirt ; between Yunkton and Wtmli Mu-kle :fdace. Notify J. w. Gaines, Yunk- 2Ih 34tf 1 Lost About threo v.-neU.) uun a :mall sealHkin neck pieco 'eW',rd forroturn to Eieldhouso Minor 't o. ! LOST Monday, August 1 fit h iuT ; agate breast pin. Einder please re. turn to Mrs. Roy Stewart or ti, olfice. oJJJJ J Tim llent I'liyslc. When you want n ninui... .,1 try Chamlwrluin'H Tablets ruL .. . eiiHy to tako and mild and Rentlo In effect. They ttre highly ,)rll!r;(1 , people who have become acquainted wil 1 their Rood qualities. Tl ey iiy coat a quarter. y MARTIN HOVEN GOULK, OKK. Hl'.MMONH IS THE CIRCUIT -t.OOUT OP THJ, STATE OE OREGON, FOR co LUMBIA COUNTY. L0" Florenco McCummon, Plaintiff Vn Robert McCammon, Defend nt To Robert McCammon, Dereiid-r,,. In tho name of the Slate of o're. gon you are hereby required to a T pear und anwer the complamt filed THE UNIVERSAL CAB Let There Be No Discords JIOINl If your I'onl ,nr Ik 0..1 ,.f , reason ror It, ,1. r "". mrre ih uniioutitmiiy ft very " ' Jmp In Z , v . I, " ,l,u' r"u""- ' ' remedied. who known the r,i ....... , " .'. wmi llie Kortl niiy liniiiNiii " K iniKO tl,t proiM-rlv .'!..?, ."!' r'',,,,lr rr ra tu",, 11 U' in w never une liiUCal Ion .mrtI '".K'V" r,m' VurA ",'vlo. TI1011. I.n, 'r..bl Tbey n t ?Jn , ?7,,",' 'nHno Kurd liwdn. hum coiinlerfeli ,mrtH ti,i " f! y .' "'""""ty-'lve iw rein lonor tlwu tlin u, n,:z t ,,,oro s . ar or your p,kot ImmVu. ",m""" ",rt'. " It l "t fiUr to your Kurd Ih ''Vrvrtl!o ow'neri'of'.! "O "r,X HnlMlliw wIwm purp"1 1'itsHliiK liiert in ,.,11! ,."''1 '"r" a"'1 "-uckHi wo have, inoro thn '"inor iitlJuNiment . ,,,,': 1 r,1n,,,1 """Ice In Kivon on all work trm iM.fJ1,.re.H ,,.?, 'r "Wl'iMil. 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