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Newspaper Page TextPledging vndiluted americanim n 1 1 "i row i.r.iLT.:,:' :."avor " . . u. . . boo Peter niens itestaurant. 86-3 trrrn 0' Harding. republican candidate for President, tailing i mhuaiHiip nnnnrm thai with unltarhl r. ut. k. v bis couiury and lo UoeV HHI'APMt Alt MKKVICK Imlsre Could Im Marketed kjhOimmuuliy rrnw lomiera could nmrket at ooo worth ol f:irm pro- now althr goes lo Waste u ramnio'i Huff while nr Mih cIikh jpdclals, mid litoili. srirultural preai iha atate asHruitural col li niriubvm of I lis State Luoclitlon t Aatorla, Aug- rmrt nrl tlili servlcv vihia the o.lliori need the If advsrtliliig.'' Uii speaker It would idd not less than hi to tli swag" (arm, anil fiefit tlit community by up beat product) In the most I manuar poaible." hawn that m many as kit, lout and short, with hi aumlwr of Handlings, five bn$. sod ofu n a few apecu- fcierrra between the Ore- rand the Ori-gon consuin- oca. This tiei up much a ran and uurt's good dftorlurlatlon of com- u contributes to Induntriul rs ur-d to go after the It order to help tho farme. im own advantage. Since Ut newapupir serves 250 nould advertise ir0.0UU PWh of aluff annually. pk in Top Herds Rating tm ifiroKiitt'd f roe area In NSlataa with respect to tu- n omry nerdn B dlstlnc robably will be W0j by toonty oun ua aovern. i"rti have uuirin a pi that already have boon MM COUnly VBtcirll urlcin foi county luin 13.000 dairy Won as all lianU urn f ot tlin UIboiiho tho froo "officially docUrod and a "Placed un tli iinportatlon faty of any imlmul oxoopt " t(it'Hl und found free rculoils. Nlamooli county la a free mdlcalod on labnla at- k dl!o uroducn In till. 11 ''ytlo, t;,to wuerlnarlnn. "'county will be found en- Want Ads THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. ATTP.ttqt 27, 1920 Un,0R BALB flood horms. buKgy and new haruoaa, cheap. J. B Nel- "X Z66- 36-27 FOR SALE For lino full Wooded Pota Angua bull. Four yeara Wall.rlv"tL.1576 "0U"d''- ';"'! wallla, Yankton, Ore. 36-37 FOR SALE Will aell at the auc tion aale held at Clover Hill Farm, at Deer Island. Ore.. Aug. 81t. one heavy team of horaoe. 9 and 10 years Osgood and true. M. V. Blshop.87 KDIt H.r v ui. .. .... . D, wooa, iz oor wm, j imi rnnvti .11. i. . chimp ut Uttlu Mill In M,.n.i i "m'r "iimu. Phone 146K13. f or HaloKal plants, lance and uoaiiny, iz Der tlion,l ai-.. i some good pasture for rent. Morrnccl rnr Jfo warron. Oregon. Phone 10"a- 27tf ror Hain xn . u lurm and: SOIlia rlaurail f!,..l . - . uuuu f.fuum uouse ana other buildings. Will soil . ip ir taken soon. Write or see U. rorslierir. Vankinn .. FOR HAI.K A ..... Plymouth Un V rmiuar n..li.... i . . i v.vj . . . h ii uinu, liens und soinn frvi.ru- ,.iu.. ... , ' u idu V '141 LI T wlro. Will soli at a bargain. Write . w.i.iu.niur, irennoim, Ore. 37 FOR SALE Flvo cows. J glvlns 4 gulloiiH milk por day now; 2 will ui-iiii uiHl Of c n inr- mhor , ' gunons mug por duy now all good cows; price $400. O. W. island, Oro. Phone .87tf MIIIh, )er 146F13. KOI I HAI.K Vetch and Wheat nrnnorlv ml.aJ for seeding, 6c per pound. On .r iwo Ko0(1 mug cows, lied Duroo lrod sow. Sot heavy hHrnem !nn,l iwu-aor.iuu uuggy. Two wheeled cart. First class dry cord-wood. Cash, ."mo ur trade. I'lllll I! Arinma Warren. 106F16 37tf FOR SALE FOR SALE Duck decoys. Chris Mattelson, St. Helena. 37-38 FOR SALE One reglslorod Ilerk hlre sow. A. A. Markkman, Yank ton. Phona 156KI1. ib-3r, Wa ara ilw.v. .t,. ,n .i the Fordson Tractor and demouatrate it to you. it Is oue of the finest ad ditions to your farming eaulDment that you can buy. It can be used to do your plowing, fill your alio, out your wood and, In fact, do anything wnor power ia needed on the farm rlftldtiuse Motor Co. 18-tf FOR BALE Canary birds; nice yellow singers. Inquire of Lillian VanNetta. St. Helens. 36tf FOR SERVICE One registered itarkshlre boar. Terms, 15 at farm. A. A. Markkman, Vanklon. Phone I56F11. 35.37 FOR SALE Untitle farm horse, with slnglo set of harnoss and wagon. A. A. Markkman, Yankton. Phone 6K11. 3J..17. JKIMKY CALVKH Foil SILK Three registered Jersey bull calves. One 6 months Old. wlinan mnt'.iar j Cedar Glens Golden No. 250912, av erages 81 pounds buttorfat per month; milks 87 pounds per day; tests 5.66. Price for this calf $JWM. One two-weeks-old bull calf. Dam, IIOS'.MI Pet I.llv N'n. 2ft:tflSS- nrrtH linn. 75 pounds butterfat per month; tests a. i. i rice 01 mis can, suhmi. One 2-weekB-old bull calf whoso dam is Uoldon (ilowg Maiden, a double granddaughter of Golden Glows Chlof. This culf priced at I(HI. 16-37 A. A. M.rkktmiu. Yuakton. Phono 166K11 WELL-BAKED BREAD Is a wholesome, nutritious food. At our bakery you will find only well baked, clean, bread, full of the nutri ment of life. Our experienoe enables us to give you REAL BREAD. WEST ST. HELENS BAKERY S. F. HEUMANN, Prop. Houtlon, Phone 114-6 FOR BaLH Bay team about 8200 lbs. $400. Hay and black about 8000 lba. $226 White gelding about 1000 lba. $60 Roan mare about 1000 lba. $50. Hay mare about 1000 lbs. and Including hi fr.tf Ian Team geldings about 2600 lbs. $260.' u'"i mure wiin e year old colt, bargain $225. Huddle horse about 1000 lbs $60 See Frank L. Smith 228 Alder St.. lortland, Oregon, or at 8mlthshlre, PcappnoHe, Oregon. 83tf WANTED flirl or lady for house-gLKiJga'jL'l-J- 87-88 LOST AND FOUND LOST -Boy'g blue logging shirt netween Yankton and Wash Muckle place. Notify J. W. Galnee, Yank-ton- 84U PAGE THREE Loat About three week ago, a small sealskin neck piece. Reward oj;.,eturn to Fleldhouae Motor Co. LOST Monday. Ausrnat uti, agate breast pin. Finder please re turn to Mrs. Rnv Ct.. . office. : wr HI" WANTED Wanted Mcle skins. P. O. Box 343. St. Helei.s. Dre. 82-37 WANTED A irlrl fnr hn,,. Apply to Mrs Jurat! tianraa at U.L ens, Oro. Phone 47. ' ' 27tf WANTED To hnv threa nr fr,n dozon pullets. White Leghorns pre ferred. N. Sherwood Phone 108F21. ' Sfitf M 'APPETIZING! HEALTHFUL!! COOLING!!! . KlddlfM and rrown-una. too. 'have learned tliat it pays to' be exacting - even In ICE , CltKAM. There Is a difference as all have learned after taking one taste Of "MT. HOOD" frozen rialnlln. . and they will have no other. "A dish day makes the Joy smiles stay." At MASON'S Only : Quality Goes Clear Through On long, hard hills and through heavy going, the Auburn exerts an eager, evenuUing. power. It is smooth and quiet in performance and it wrings the last bit of mflear. from each drop of gasoline. The Auburn is a car that earns your good will through ha good performance. It is a very easy-riding car. It does not bump you and jar you on bad roads as many cars do. It hangs closely to the road bed even when traveling at high speed.- And its average mileage per gallon of gas, quart of oil, and w.v v is uisuncuy mgn, Deer Island Garage Repair Work, Tires, Accessories, Gasoline and Oil free ia classlflcutlin. AUCTION SALE bend nl ... l?V,'r Deer nine (o be Tuesday, hmliii . 1- Ik .1 . . 'uo una pure Mr. . ?' hnM 01 srades, - - ....tu iioiHtoiun and ti. .;"'"" ra iioistolna i,; 11.J111 1 in fccapp. KWiua n... . . . . .. Wuaf n ' 11 "ora "ul km vV ft,JK Mutual Horae- ( onVii ' 1 records Ol .o,r,il'?,..,,.,,ttnff' records: lull hV. ' 111 ",ln r- muol lll ll,.J. Hlro ,,,,ln tho best Rt the stock Si? ,",nft7y work horses, te.''"-:'iT)iw llA i'ni ....... " I OF CO- UoWh. F0R thm W 18 hn ..!... hod "'.'. K,V8n that the it V . n aPPmted ex ec8"i V'Mo of Nancy A. Coodunb,yt,'oto''tyt'ourt n, having claims against 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 .ill ut Sherwin-Williams HOUSE PAINT PWn "-SWP Cvtt painting coat WaTaT Tat only wty K buy ptiM etooomicalliF M l" ttlm ri and firm sow by arts cortftd ami yean ollite. I W P cowta ooa-thlrd man area than paum which art 11.. 1. U iLv .. loam without mau T m ZYi haU US. Ub- pic (lor paiaoiig and KpaiBiing). INMIMi l I X real tKuifji i 1 iL a. wj a4 ' I mm Get Ready for the Big Annual Fair Large Stock and Agricultural Exhibits from all Parts of the County INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS BY THE SCHOOLS MXTH ANNUAL COLUMBIA COUNTY LEW CULLINS' DOG and PONY SHOW Shows twice each day This is a $500 attraction and drew hundreds of people to the Oaks in Portland during its two weeks stay. Free Attraction BAND CONCERT every afternoon and evening $1250 IN PREMIUMS The largest premium list ever offered within the history of the Columbia County Fair. Bring your exhibits and win a premium. Musical Program every afternoon and evening WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY September 22, 23, 24 CHILDREN'S DAY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH Many clean attractions, Including the merry-go-round and other attractions for old and votins: PROMINENT SPEAKERS FOR THURSDAY AFTERNOON J. B. For Information address WILKERSON, Secretary ST. HELENS, ORE. U Proaen, l n0tl,lo " 1 1, hpv ," nt ,he duly lln.l "8t. Helen.. St. Helens Hardware Co. St Helens, Ore. Telephone 97 Auut 27, 1820. W. HUNT, Bxocutor.