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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1920)
jNCIL PROCEEDINGS .,.,.. ore.. August 3. 1920. I vm Council met In regular L Oil tll I,UV JU n On c.vAn nmvrirf P1"?. ... !,... O'COIUK..'. .'. L. !,' ! and N. O. Larabeo. councll J "ol..r. u.arslul; J. W. Day. llor' ..f the Inst regular rw,r read and after M.e null bad ,,"" 'r,,:k', 0Ul "P" .....Hoik. UMtra ID- minor t No 204 tor - I1" .. '....urlurllim Coin. ,u i'h'sum a warrant In I heir i ho qu-'ii , .treet. south f the .'ourt Mr Wy mad hoiiim. remarks In rogerd to munn; i,HO -P ,ro spoko on tho -.uhject and ,t..ted Dial the property owners hu'l signed up for tlio Improvements. Mr. ,ttj s ordered to ilraw up an orditianw cov rlnic same mill tlio city's pnr- of Im provemnnt wu lo Im pnia out of gennril fund. Colutsiltln county In to UihmI city part of Htrund utreet Mo '.Ion by Larabeo, second'd liy i ( on. nor t Im t (h clly uteept tlio i,rf.,r nf rthe county to Wd city a purt of the Dirunu, cnrniwi ntrxnt conimlttHe ;wn to liiiiulru In'o tlio m:itt.?r. Million made uml f.rrloil to Iny Iih pntltlon or C. A. Tucker, el al, for I sidewalk aciourt r'.t. Helena mreet and In front r.f lot it 1, 2 and 2. block !)(,, over until in-xt meeting Mr. Widgln niiuln a complaint in regr.rd to the sewer and houseboats 1n front of her property. ' Mr. Reed iiiado nouiai remark In regard to a cnrnlv.il to lo held In Hi. Helens on tlio Strand tlila week. Mo- . THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1920. Hon made and carried that bund be nn n e . t ' t." j given the concession for the carulrul. i eg0n CoW Scts New Record Wh ,h7t tne.Str the it " V"f 1h-WBtor mttrk In PrdUe' Improvemnt of Winter street fro'O y te8tln Msoclatlon cows In suitor line of Wlllamute 455 feet 0reKn haa been set by "Petinle," a .north bo adopted und published after trade Jersey In the dairy herd of L. 'VX. maT at, carried that ,h. ' recorder request Mr. Akin i to render " gUV8 1890 pounds of mllk' 116 69 clly an account in regard to the city I P0""'1 of fut. In the month of June. ' . . ! AUut 70 worth of fat alone In a wro SII ,wld SnT.'""111"1 t,,8,cl"'l'"Kl month. D. A. Wilbur, tester Zwn for Bun?e: tiered , ,or tlie Tnlamook a81f0clatloni re. Hurry lloimor ..... P"'1' averuge yield of 40 pound! Kt IMi'iiK I uiiilio'r ("""" H ?- ,nL E- ,n "'"e of m. St u.ZT. '"" 'nr , Hoclutlon tOHttng for O. A. C. reporta H . .Hem, .umh. r Co 19 60 .166 honor cowa in all-aaBOciationa I. Heli'iia l.iiinlxT Co 19.40 (0 June. '. A. SiiuUiT r. ni. iiiileiin lldwe Co PAGE FIVE Wri:t Watches, Diamonds, Pearls TIh-no are tlio three immt iular itemii amoiiK a welllrenHe.1 lady'a Ji-wfIh. Many o. tliifM! it4 tnit arc Hold every day our aclev. tloiia are liirite, ho that you are aure to find Juxt wliat you want hi-re. Our prirrN are very pleasing. We also carry s m.-lr1ion of Kifta for commencement and wed dlii( al very nv'icli htwer prices. VON A. GRAY Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler 2.25 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 EVEMNOS Independent Auto Co 3.60 .nuin iietlimnn 3 00 l-'leldlioiiHu Motor Co 1 40 Kulfl Lynch 1 575 h. J ViuiOmlioven 30.50 Andrew I'etnrHOn 3500 fiiHirn I'otter 4.00 'H. Ilolcna M'Kt 7360 After cnnaldorahle flKurlnu on the nKHKaiimnt of lota on the Nob HIM Improvement It woi nereed by those prcnent to make the levy acoonllnKl. On motion the council adjourned. 1 Attoat: J. B. GODKREV. ' Deputy City Recorder. S)i mild chunk that defy Hlzxllna Hoi Ice Imv 11 from the pureal of water. Tim h--(M(le rrfrliterHtor lionie H the WAHTK1.KNN HOMH PROTECT YOUR FOODS T. A. NYGAARD hoM ltl-W Delivered Dally fit Hclonii. Ore.. AucuRt 6. 192t Thn City council met In apecial aeaslrn on aliovq date. rreannt: MugnuH Saxon, m.-iyor, Robert l)lxon, Jnmen O'Connor ana '. K. Whcolor, councllmen; J. B. Godfrey, deputy recorder; George Totter, marshal. Tho meeting waa called for the pur pom cf oponlng bids on the paving 'nternoct'ona of certain streets with tin county road. Tho bid of Warren Construction ompnny, which was In detail accord ing to plans ond specifications and "ccr.mpunled with a bond In tho sum of (125. was opened and rend, and 'undo r.nd carried, unanimously ac ifter some d:cuH'on was on motion ceptod. Tl n est mated cost of tho work xi $1768.10. There being no further business "ouncll udjourned. J. U. GODFREV, Doputy Recorder. A SHOE SALE "that will never be forgotten. High-grade well-made footwear over the newest style lasts and of the finest and best qual ity leather and fabrics. Practically all sizes and widths in the assortment, but Tiot in every style. MEN'S LOW SHOES all made over long, medium and short vamp lasts; plain and fancy stitched tips. All sizes and widths $5.95 MEN'S LOW SHOES $6.95 Plain and fancy stitched tips. Turned soles und Goodyear welt ed soles , EDUCATION PAYS KOIl TIIK IMllVIHl'AI. AMI KOU THK HTATK UPenon with No Education has but One Chance In 160,000 to Render Dlstingulahcd Her Ire to tho Puhltu With Cotunion School Education Chances With High School Education 87 Chances With Collogs Education 809 Chances Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVESTED MOST IN EDUCATION Oregon Agricultural College Through a "Liberal and Practical Educallou" pre pares the Young Man and Young Woman for Vsoful Citizenship and Successful Careers lu Mnillar Knirlneerlns Minltitf Homo Kconmuli a '.mnirtT I'luirnuu-y Koremry Vocational ICiliicallon. TI TralnliiK Include PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MI SU'. ENG LISH, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and Other fe-ssenllaia of a Htiiuilnnl Technical College Course NUtrm (M-na HeptemlM-r 20, !!. Tuition Im I ree. KOR INFORMATION WRITE TO THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College CORVALl IS. OREGON T OF THE WORLD IS YOURS PAR' ll.WH VOl' !OT IT VOlli IIOMK? Kvery man ntnl wife wery family In entitled IIOMM on tlila earth of ours. Hl.M.MONH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THK COUNTY Or COLUMBIA, 'ranees M. John, Plaintiff, vs. Law rence C. Gray. W'm. H. Tappan, James C. Chapman and Mary Chap man, his wife, William A. Meoker, Martin White as guardian of ths estate of said William A. Meeker, an Insano person, Annie Smith Pfrange and John Doe Pfrango, hei huHlmnd. Willie Smith, Samantn Smith, ths unknown hoirs of Law rence C. Gray, the unknown heirs of Wm. II. Tappan, and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lion or interest in the real estate doscrlbed In the complaint herein, Defendants. To Lawrence C. Gray, Wm. H. Tap-, pan, James C. Chapman and Mary , Chapman, his wife, Annie Smith I'fruuge and John Doe Pfrange, her husbund, Willie Smith, Sumanth Smith, the unknown heirs ot Law ronce C. Gray, the unknown heirs of Wm. II. Tappan, and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In the rer.l estate described In the complaint herein, , tho defendants above named: I In the name ot the State of Or. :on, you and each of you are here-1 iy required to appear and answer ho complaint filed against you tu 1 ha above entitled suit on or before 'he expiration of six weeks from the lata of the first publication of this (amnions, which first publication it iiiado on August 6, 1920, and it you ;ail to bo appear and answer the omphilnt the plaintiff will apply to ho Court for the relief demanded In i ho complaint herein, to-wlt: for a ; .m-ree against you quieting the title ! J plnlntiff to Lots numbered Six () i nd Seven (7) In Block numbered rwolvtt (12) In the Town mow tuyj ,f St. Helens In Columbia County, itate ot Oregon, as shown by the ot Iclul pint thoreot on file and ot rec ord In the offlco of the County Clerk of Columbia County, Oregon. This summons Is published by or der of the Honorable J. A. Eakln, Judge of the above entitled Gourt. made and datod July 30. 1920. which order prescribes that Bervlce of sum mons In this suit be mad upon you iy publication once a weok for six onsecutive weeks in the St. Helens Mist. Date of first publication Is on August 6. 1920, and the last publica tion will! be September 17. 1920 S1IINN & STORLA. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Residence xnd PoHtoffice Address, 8t. Helens, Oregon. A SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S SHOES A wonderul lot of new narrow, medium and broad toes, Tan, Cherry and Sherry colors $7.95 MEN'S SOX Hundreds ot pairs ot men's hose In r black and lavender, regular 60o vuluej aJsJV Three Pain for 1.00 ST. HELENS HELON OREGON K you luiveit't iiuiNt ln yr mult. Miiybu iitllurti to act Kt II It verv own li wuh tlm Tlicn NOW In the llmi. He ui TODAY auk for our m niilet llxt f l'n .mi 11 try property. iet out .nun under tho rent liabH. 1 nrina for rent and for aide. l.otM uiul hoUHes In nil parts of thn city. Price and U rini to suit. EDDIE'S PUCE The name and place suggested o your mind, welcomes jou either as visitor or patron. We serve cooling drinks, Confec tionery, Cigars and Tobacco. HAGBART BORDALS ,.00lHall Phone 1-3 2-W BT. HELENS JOHN PHILIP Reliable Real Estate Dealer hi. It.11--. ..... rva nnvrtV. "'inn. BT, Iir.l.r-.'' . Ground Gripper Shoes Can be ordered by mall for the whols family. The essl est and best shoe made today. A Real Corrective Shoe. GROUNP GRIPPER SHOE STORE, urn WmIi. Bln. PrtUd. Ons. IMRkHtlw At. T.. Walarlw ; J A lan s Drink , 1 Labor does the real work of the I world work that calls for steady nerves, a clear brain and Folger's . Golden Gate coffee at every meal ! I two or three cups of it, too. ; ! 111 . Tvrr j. C ff llll .1 L-mt;rt:nL 111 tci&uc uuui ulxici uuiicc n j I and better. t 1 I Remember the brand Folger's 1 ! J Golden Gate. I : I Ijl , vacuum packed ..IS J
