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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1920 PAGE SEVEN Want Ads FOR SALE iZui HA LB Fruh Jersoy cov. Its culf ulongsldo or will trails for I I HilllllBllll IZ. tltll.. IUl.nl urNulty atullon. r. u, address - rreo, " 46-2 roll SAIB Here's a real bargain ..immobile. Ud 118 Chev- Lui touring car. in nrst Class oon. Ln and our guuruntoe goes with P11"" l..bl., r..r a .,..,,1 ..... fpalMIIISUlO irivr, us it wnie hnno. uulioiuuu uiu m vnn RALE Choice Winter peur .hi for cutinliiK- Hrlug boxes. j c Ailuma, Warron, Ore. Phone 4S-2 FOB SALE A fine, thrifty huncll .iuii o il, aiikj iiou uiiruo autt 1.,I t A ,!...,. Iir.. fine in""' '."""" " Ore. I'liontt 106F16. 44-2 IFOR 8AI.K wr win iruue ior au ..H 40 to 60 acre farm, a mod- 1 1 room houKO. Hulled edge white Ijmol plum"'"- rrun iiuuiki, a- ((, tarn, t""" ioII, lut bearing fruit, all on I) noer iiiK'iwiijr "'k tnuui. &U0. trm. oi. noien. on. ,. ,08T Lsdy' gll rhu watch h Mark illk bund. Finder ploaao t at EIHe Vuriuty atoro. Huward h'OK SALE t lone in town. ? m bouieind good easement; eioc lirlili: food gnrdon; Rood chick- ihouie. writ h elctrle lights; also loll wllh burn and amall houio. ulre tt Jtlversldo Confectionery, at S. 44-46 jKiJAI.K One iipiin work hones ill! about 2400; 1 Chostor While ki tow. wllli pigs; "'" wlnf r tit n, vetcho. rondy for Clio w titer una priiiK obis; r rre end o.; mixture for early Wa find; new Oregon at raw berry bit u. II I'opo, 1 H nillei H.W. tiutllon. I'tiono 106K4. 44-45 roR 8AI.K Nine head of Rood Li llulifln heifers. Coming two In, for $400. John Dowil. Vunk- Ore. Tel. 1I8FJ. 4 4tf 1 ANTED llalod straw. A. An- ton. Yankton, Ore. l'hone 166F13 5. lor Sal Team of farm liorie. WMni between 1S00 and 1400 kit; also wagon and harness. P. luncan, warren, Ore. 42tf fill 8AI.E Wheal and vetch, fcorly mlied for seeding; ha bowi lied tlirouRU fanning mill: 64 ki per pound. M.iraccl i Cux- Warren. Ore. llox 40. l'hone in. 42tf IUS SALE Colloaenl tweet corn; pure. If each. Nowell Bher Warren, Ore. Thona 108K21. W SALE Kord truck. Rood 'On all around: 1920 model. ta Smith at Little Mill In Mc- urod. 40tf W IALE Small plBa. $6 each; iKi. with plga. 60 to 80 Wm. 8kutl. Warron. Ore. I 10SF1 3. 40t MISCELLANEOUS FRPOHTUAli' Why not have I'M M your home? Emma 11. Allaky llldic.. Portland, Ore. Hln 404; Tabor 297. Bt F rnone 26. Bitting by bd- LOST AND FOUND RAY NOTICK-Tukon up from Qre. Ollfl ftlvhtAnn mimlha nlif I ney helfir. Ownor muot call ! hef,,r othnrwUo It will be I tettle rnHta. I'nnl (V AiUnm. p.ure. riione 105F15. 443l black gloria umbrella me hundlu. LoHt on the "Ota U-mll.iir un In Nnh T I lit FKiib phone 129-J WANTED Pted Log or lumber hnulina F' tun truck anil troll, I 10 luff. Aililrau nn ntinulm office. 4ir tViurt of the Bute of TIIW f . ! I- J - 1, I - --urtw. 1'iaintirr. va above Mrtjcj McOraw, the rj ofond:tit: N4In8 trt the fltato of Ore ;5 ro neroby roqulred to np ( .niwor the complaint filed . ! ,n lh bv entitled r i..fore 1,10 1,1 dBy ot N h. ; V thftt Doln ook ). l!' of f lr,t Publication of Nreln.l a.ndl answer the Weir,, and If you fall o y.'. rj"nt thereof plaintiff fci 0 l.h rt for the relief Hm. "oiTing iu oonaa LT" Ml.Ung between plaln- ana Ior runner h . inniuim me care, , . wmrni nf m nun hll. 16 . Jama, v w mi m. ..'"t ua ior Buoa IJJtftnon. . Mrved upon tou entitled Court, date tb,-,'1120, requiring the QPublUnod once week for td .i: we.ek" 'n the 8t. Helen V. J. nl mMmnvTit 1 1 t l " -"wiii.inAiJU, . Pn... . " vomnieree t'ana, Oregon. ..,."" rar, ii'armnr. how l w... be t( locate a cuatomer I I I V H'V'I.vi? OS. era U MM"nWllfJNK4M II 4 yiorenceWtdtfck J&cys COPYRIGHTED A MIIIV IX VAI.LKH "My d!lr. " Imirm M. i . milliuHluHtlcully. """"" iwrn. iirowniuo ,nnw tllal Holne tiling nlco wuh run, In- t,, i...i.. out of humor from ovorWrk n id too cIobo applicalWn, hIih Inductive ly ImrdiMicd huraolf khSiikI It I have to drive out liryoud Cloar Luke .lila aftnmoni: aloiiR?" v 'tUlUldn't DU.Hllllv." Him ,ln,.l.l.l crlMply. "lve Rot .HIh bUMlicl of pnache to do. nnd tn Ironing himn't teen commonciiil, and I huvont touched tlio hoiiHo f.r more than a u account or canning, jid t;e bubea vculd bo croca i.r bourn win.. out tlinlr nnp. and when Unity come (.era acliool alio'd run wild if I weren't hure lo look r.'tnr l...r n.,.i ithe'd acultnr out i.iy peuchea u-'iionR ..I .iiu iu,ui :u oi i no neixliliorlioml, and would never tlil-ik to clmiipe hor rew drjH, ur.d " I won't aturt 'til! inn" i, i... ruptod. "pliono mo If you change your mind." The Imppy look had Rone from his race. Mevhunlcallv li kuu..,i i.... good-byo. unooiiHcloUKly klckoil t!i tiaaknLuf peiirhus tiu l,n i, n and hurried away, ' It Win hear two. Mm. Ilrnu-nloo eat puollng peucliea. Quiet relRii d. Dotty WUH til ttfhnrl Hia babes asleep: tlio sun HhiniiiK coxlly In at tlio window;' roil leaves flapping rnlly ugr.lnst the pnne. There was ontmrtunli v ir. think and, Incidentally, to KEEL! A whiff of the mimic air of autumn blew In at the open door. brlnKing with It Its traditional lonKlng lunR Ing for something Mir. and iimnirinr nnd Joyous. A sudden illmmtlHf.ic tlon shot through Mrs. llrownleo. Slio felt dulled by monotony and drurtK, ery; cnRed In phyalc-illy, mentully nnd spiritually. Hho wanted to Ret out and away; to run and be free; to brer.tb doop and be thrlll"d nnd here sho was of her own volition with hor nose panned tight r.Rulnat the firlndstono. She could stick hero nnd grub along, like a llttlo mud-hon, and ltv.d an Impoverished oxiHtcnce, or, by some effort and enterprise, she could reach out and lay hold of that which would enrich life. It wns ten minutes 'till two. One-flfly-eMit o'clock: Mn llrownleo at the phone: "Yes. dear. I have tt nlli arranged. Aimly EvanB will etny with the babes. I'll bo ready when you come." Oh. but It was glorious out In the UIr Open! Woodland vied with brown mer.d r; aoft skies with ponceful lake: nnd enveloping all that mystery nnd haxe which Is October. They am bled about the lake, nlono. hand In hand; they Inhaled tho frucrant nlr, hoavy with sweetness; they feasted their eyes on the far-vision und beau tlful stretches; they drank In with wo the aoft natutinolaeol. r of tt bird. They were ra.lli.n.iv nf ii " V "u yie iail Iinm.v v. ' oro ramuniiy nuppy. j,rom tne r.ln , .' wn experieneo, vlKuallzo It, Fair H'-ader, to suit yourself. Anollior day. Incidentally, Mr. ..... "...u nuu genieu her laut. can of . i ,u ua "PP'ylng a remedy r-r th removal of peach stain to nitty a new school rin i),i,-m.. mIio wa sinning t0 lerHelf and rey( f u . '""UMU' recouoctlons. She relt full of suiiHhlne and vigor and freshness. "And to think, I nearly ;: HRd U!" she auld to herself What are canned pouches com pared to wliut I have stewed away where neither moth nor rust caa cori jipf ? Nethlng renlly did sulfor, but if tho,o peuchea hud spoiled and , i.ten ruliied. nnd the ..um Buiiei.;u a llttlo iiai-dshlp, It v.oul.1 haw boon well worth the prlcu It fll right to be a good housekeeper- :ut happy .,,,,, and li.tpired soui und being pal to your ImI are wiii t nmko real home wcet- It'SS." THE WOMAN CITIZEN There are certain meusuros, prln clples and reforms In which women are vitally Interested. The best way to get theso enuctod Into law Is to Join a purty, become an Influence and a force In It, and to work to have these desired principles adopted by that pj'.rly. As im outsider, one will havo no Influence or part In mr-.kln, tlio party platforms or In chooBing the candidates of any party and cr.n not therefore shupo that party' pol icies. On the insido of a party, he o she may Join with others like minded to britiR about certain deslrod ends which might bo long delayed were It not that the members of that party demanded their adoption. , EnIIiiiuU'h Women. Wlllinm Jennings Bryan, In "The Commoner" aays, "There is no doubt that tho women of the nation will rise to this responsibility as they have to all ethers und from now on every Issue will feel the touch of woman' hand r.nd be affectod by womna'i conscience. Tho result cannot fall to be good. The othlcnl standards are rising and moral problems are more and more coloring the arena of politics. Just now woman' chief Intorest will cen. ter In two questions, the liquor ques tion and the war. Iloth ulcoliol and war aro enemies of the home they rob the flrseide and fatten the graveyard. wire. WORD TO THE WISE Listen! October i on the Take down the receiver and hear her can, juast month to live out-doors," she tells you. "Come out Into the freshness; lay by a store of vigor against shut-In weather: fill your lung with oxygen 'till you tingle to our iocs, look up Into my calm ,iwhs; wonaer at th9 bird caravan wending their ungulded way south ward; hearken to the soft rustle of my dry leaves; startle when a nut arops or a squirrel breaks a twig: gasp at the great splr.shes of color I paint across the woodland; nnd think, think, think my quiet I uiougnt-proking. Get your bear ings In the universe before the hurly hurly and while of winter set in." , GKEKN TOMATOES There was a time when we mnnlrl. ered the tomatoes which did not rip en a toiai iobs. wow wo have learned to mako these Into dollclous nnd rich food. If thoy are Dicked and laid carefully In a dry place in the cellar they will ripen slowly and one may serve ripe, raw tomatoes until nearly Christmas. They may be preserved in dry salt or m a Drtne made from one gallon water, three-fourths cup vinegar and two small cups salt. When deslrod, they must be soaked to freshen. rled Green Tomatoes, 9r the "Poor Man's Ueefsteak." Sltco and soak in suit water ons nour, dip in beaten egg, thon in flour slowly in half butter nnd hnlf lard. Make a milk gravy after the toma toes aro removed from the fry-pan and put somo gravy on each slice, saving a part to eat with potatoes. . . , Baked Potatoes. Prepare as above but Instead of frying put In a greased pan, add enough boiling water to almost cover and bake slowly forty-five minutes, or until tender. Baked Tomatoes, Stuffed. Soak tomatoes in salt water, r move top, tr.ke out seeds, fill cavity with mixture of boiled hominy grits, barley, or rice well seasoned with lnlon, peprika and ground peanuts. ttane ..s q Dove. la Relishes. Greon' tomatoes may be used In all sorts, of pickles, chill-sauce, chow chow. In conserves, and in salads and sandwiches In all the ways olives are U8CQ. Green Tomato Stow. Sear a sliced onion, then add one cup of raw meat choDDer and sear th I a. . Add two carrots, one pimento, and six largo green tomatoes (soak ed I nil nf which VAoalnlilM hnvA If all our misfortunes were laid In been chopped. Cover with bolllns ono heap. whence every one must water and cook until tender (two lako nn equal portion, most people hours). Thicken wl'h flour r.nd add would bo content to take their own butter, pepper and salt. Serve with r.nd depurt. Socrates. hominy, barley or rice as chop-Buey. P l JTICA Ii A N XOl'XCKMKNT To the Voters of Columbia County: I again call your attention to the fact that I am an Independent candi date for the offloe of County Coni- iinlsHloner, nj the election to be held November 2nd, 1920. And in sup port of my announcement I submit -the following for your consideration: I am a legal voter and a taxpayor of Columbia county; have lived In said county nearly twolve years; am a re publican by trade, but not working at It now. My reasons for being an Independent candidate ere Just this: No one oskod'me to run, and I do not wnnt anyone to tell mo to quit. I am not making any promises r.s to Just what I will do If elected, further thnti this. I will do what my own best Judgment tells mo la beat for tho greatest numborror i am not itea to eny corporatlonronituunlty or Individual. If elected I promise the poopie or Columbia county my very best ef fort. If I am not elected, 1 11 your truly Just the same. TS. O. LiAltAllcrj Paid AdvertUomont. be Kl'MMONS .. . In the Circuit Court of tho Hlnto of Oregon for llio County or i mum- l.lu Claude EvolHlzer, Plaintiff, vs. Emma Evelslzer, eluondani. To Emma EvciHistor, uuwi iwuo. In tho nnmo of llio tsmio oi uro gon. you are horoby roqulred to r.p .wnt. nml nnnwer the complaint filed ngaliiBt you in tho above entitled suit within and not liner man """ after tho date of the first publication of this summons, nnd If you fall to so appear nnd answer, the plaintiff will take a docroe against you as prayed tor In the complaint filed horolu to wlf for nn absolute dlvorco forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing by am between the plaintiff and defendant heroin, and for such other snd furth er relief as mny be deomod equitable and moot In tho premises, and for hU oost nnd disbursements horoln In- ""The'complnlnt herein Is bnsod up on the statutory grounds of cruel nnd Inhuman trentmont and the or Zr for the publication of . was made on or about the lBtli day if October. 1920. by the Honorable J A. Enkln, Judrto of the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon, fot CMumbta County, and In which order it wr-s specified that this summon be published for a perlod of s x con secutive weoks. In the "St. Helens Mis " a newspaper of general circu lation in Columbia County. Oregon. First date of PuMto. n the 22d day of October, "20, nnu the iJat publication to bo made on the 3rd day of I er.l0. Attorney for Plaintiff. Morgan Bldg, Portland, Oregon. POLITIC 1j AX.VOI NCKMENT ! - V-'. J Vote For W. J. F UM.KRTON Caiullilalo for COUNTY X).MMISSSIONER A Keld-nt TaxiMiyer of Columbia County for 40 years. Is acquainted with the needs of tho county. Build good rends for development of every jirtlon of Columbia County. Cut out nil unnecessary eense. "I'ltOt.HKSS Ill'T K(X)NOMV" 1'ald Advt. 1 OI JTICA L ANNOUNCEMENT Having boen chosen a the repub lican candidate for district attorney of Columbia county, I ask the re publican votors for their suport and promtso a fnlr and Impartial enforce ment of the Jaw and to serve the peo ple to the best of my ability. I'd. Advt. John L. Foote - Subscribe for The Mist. GLEAN CLOTHES That Look Fine That feeling of oom fox and conteateent tltat comes only with correctly kundere4 underwear and ho siery is assured yoa If you send your work t us. Our methods ft- J duce a soft, soothing finish that cannot be excelled. . And the prices are right ST. HELENS STEAM LAUNDRY Peoples Meat Market TELEPHONE 40 STRAND STREET WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES .THE FARTHEST THE BIG CASH AND CARRY MARKET We Guarantee Satisfaction "Quality and Price" Our Motto Full Lino of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries St. Helens Iron & Marine Works Foot of St Helens Street St. Helens, Ore. A completely equipped shop for all kinds of machine work, marine work, welding, bra-lng, general machine and blacksmith work. Bring us your 'Tork. No job too small, none too larp;. Prices reasonable consis tent with good workmanship. J. W. AKIN, Mgr. G. B. DUCKWORTH, Asst Mgr. W. A. LEVI, Sec'y.-Treas. HERE IS A COMMON SENSE PROPOSAL If you are working for your money why not make it work for you. Every dollar you put In our bank draw Interest, that is, it is working for you. Our bank presents absolutely the best facilities for your banking, and if you open an account to day, you will have a feeling of satisfaction at having done the wis thing. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reservs System CHA8. GRAHAM, President. U. A. CHILB& OMb4.ee. TRY US We Will Please You JOIN OUR BIG LIST OF SATIS FIED CUSTOMERS. WE CLAIM TO GIVE BETTER SERVICE AND BETTER GOODS AT BET TER PRICES FOR OUR CUS TOMERS. TRY US FOR ONE MONTH AND BE CONVINCED. T T. WTT.UA MS & SONS Phone 84-W West St. Helena I i i .-aritfri !. ,,11" v r Tnf" Early Season Shooting FOR early season duck shooting and all upland small game, buy' a Win chester 16-gauge or 20-gauge Model 12 Hammerless Repeating Shotgun . and "Leader" or "Repeater" Shells. They will give you the same perfect , shot pattern at the shorter ranges as the famous Winchester 12-gauge gives for reaching out for the high ; flyers when the big flight ducks come down. Your speed in handling the lighter gun will surprise and please you. Come in today and see us about it. ; St. Helens Hardware Co. , V St Helens, Oregon the wAfcmsrsjttstont - Mist Want Ads Bring Results