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THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. OCTORTTP 29, 1920 PAGE SEVEN Want Ads 1 Wrist Watches, Diamonds. Pearls Tliwje are the three most popular Items among a weUreaaed lady'. Jewel. Many of these Items are eold everf ywarSeo. tlon. are lante. so that you are sure to find Juat whatyou want hero. Our prices are very pleasing. jou want We also carry a selection of glfu for commencemento and wed. dings at very much lower price. FOR SALE poll SAI.K -Huby Overland, 191S ,1;M run Ktiuu miles. 9460 will likn It- 1 1 imclielur iut, I'liouu juurii 4 tilt JKUSEY COW for salo or will Uls fur Hinull pigs. W KlvliiK three PLYMOUTH, IND. jloiD or i W. oiu. Charley irborl". I 'r Island, Ore. 40-1 COPYRIGHTED WfflSl Pi mm It hal, twenty acroi, hIx Improved, Home mock, onu hulf went of McNulty Htutlon on Mil- ......I Mri llnlw.t.. lir i .n. ..v...., i .VU.KJ.Jri, 4G-2. rou Irrei Liu wimt r.l road f" ..... arn'n. ." ITOIl 8AIK A 1917 Kord tourlnir Lr to A 1 condition. Four new tlreg. lr extras. HIx extra Inner tubes. M box, Hot light, and safety lock. ia only MOO. Enquire of T. K. Lwoll, Warren, Ore. 4 6-2 KOIl SALE Orso Jesao Kroncli layer piano; In excollont condition; , 40 roim oi music; nniHt be seen lie Hliuri'i'liilou. Will sell reason. lie for cuiili or trade for a cur. In ire ot A. O. Iluiison, nklon uin 11 SI'S. 4titf ti:m:i-iiok N.,d tixmjiupii . w" lK considering earning "'living by being a telephon or t'l..,:r(l,l, operator should ak herself M'lr1 "!r f The first TIIK CIIILIillKu.u i. i v Of all the rogrots of my life, I have never rogrottod the time I have spent playing with the chlldron. Often It la hard to ston In tha mi.tut ...i. Ilfirvxn. r.... . - liUIl can I iw.i.t . I vurm.n, or uumiuk ana come out and admire wnauly certain that ale u, m hin I .. - . " ,8' Dul lt 'roan aown after a few your ,,t i i " to lmv0 m. m, : "BU"",U KtJSr1 ,f.'h; ;, n"lk?8 fr and ou Z, d thl-C"nTrkW; V", '.OU" " r," t l19.Ctl- -e. of 191S CIIKVHOLLT 490 Touring r. Now traiiHiiilHHlon and roar ond. lendld mechanical condition, tiood nt anil tires. 1576. Telephone ! or ItMW. 46-3 in. i cil.H v; fri'tli In Itiicem jer; (ifiT frruli March 1st; ... ..I.I A II In AT A IIAlmitvi - - " V V. .... 1 1 oor; 1 2-yeur-old Ltlm old All In good condition. no iirimvu, 1'itT iniuuii, urcgon VOIt 8Al,K HAUY IIIIOOY Let folil Inn Imhy luiKgy with rub- r llreii mid top, nlinoHt good a f. Ii.no. (an lie aoun at Klrat lonal Hank. 40-1 KUIt SAUK About three tuna firm i clHikti liny. 10. (jarrlmin, War . uri'xou. rnonu iu4h.il. 40-2 KUH SAI.K Korty-flvo ncrea. 8 kvi cli'iircd and fifteen In punt lire. finri'd, new fence. Rood Iioiihi. LI tiarii. r I lice loruted cIoho to Kt. Iii'n mid on good highway, clone school. Hinall payment down and nice ou eimy tarnia. Almoat i;UKli wood on the place to pay rcnine prico. i:. w. Muhten, Houl Or. 4tf Il'or Sale Team of farm horiieM, filing iixiweeti 1JU0 and 1400 kindii; alno wagon and harneaa. K. Duncan, Warren, Ore. 42tf p'Oll 8AI.E Wheat and vetch, klinrly mlied for axllng; haa bix.ti moil throiigli running mill; 6 n pur pound. Merited & Cux n, Warrvn, Uro.. Ilox 4 0. 1'hone Wl. 42lf KOIl FA1.E ('olli)Haal awnet corn: lull p!(fS, 6 each. Newell fiher o(J, H'arrcn. Ore. Phono 108F21. nil SALE Sninll t)lK. 16 each: M towi, with plga. 160 to 180 k Wm. Skutlti, Warren. Oro. H108K1. 40U WiYI'TlAX OI KKX fn clothes, Noftena hurditit wnt-- U fur Niiperlor. wonderful ro ' No rubbing. IVupnrog the r, ir.vea time. Abaolutely harm Laundry magic. Mnkes clo'.h kiow white. Kor snlo by T. II. . St. Helena. 46-4 00l) 8AWINU with drag aaw. 'lie hour or by the cord. J. L. "r. Ilox f.)8, Bt. Helena, Or. 4fitf ITRAYEI) One black Joraey cow; r; " li ft had on largo bull, and iii rope on horn, i'luaae notify Tfcy, Columbia City, Ore. 4Gtf P't A black Kloria umbrella. Mabla handle. Loat on the rord leildlnir nn In NnL 11111 Wer pIoiibh phone 129-J ffantoi Lou or luinhor bnullna ton truck and trallor, Pd tn Init a.i.i...u ... . ! office. 4Stf MISCELLANEOUS merely moderate pny, ' nun 1 1 11 11 H H u I a a a uZ y, norvM.:' "t won enough cd ucnted nor ambit loua enough to nmko the Htruggle noceaHnry to climb luto ,7r T n i. 1 W1" Blvo B"nnr hour, and higher pay. aim will find in these opimlnga a "auro" job, which will give her steady employment and la """ ovry town in the country; It la hence eaay to find employment ..... worn is not seasonal, but con- yVUTa !ir((UMU Wt, orr spells. Hho will have and a program laid out for her ho the will not have to exert herself to blaxii her own trails. She will know Just how much will be tn hor pay en- ...... Vv, cwii weua ana can count on tv . uiuiiy gina who plan to work only temporarily, or wlah to have mime Job ..v U....IUU iu lenrn, and who muat accept a position In their own home .!., inese open lies ara vcrv ceptublo. To lenrn either of theao John a, girl ..i'J K" HI a SCIIOOl .... nmnin study takes nlmni uir . ,:.. . ,, . - "cull Hut most girls leurn this work in :n actual office whore they begin with nam worg or purt time work mid are imin a small salary from the flrt Krom this time on the pay Is grad ually Increased until it n.rwl,.- n. limit of r.bout $12 to 118 a wek pending upon the size and Imnnniinn. of the office employing hor nnd the accuracy and speed of the work they expect of her. Sup-irvlsora and oi- perts rre paid more but tho work Is more exacting nnd audi positions a-e fewer. A grammar school oduottlnn n,i tho ability to wrlto legibly are nocea sary quallficalions. Ouportunltlns for ndvuncement are not as numer ous as In some other nosltlnna mil tho continual strain is apt to break a girl down before she ror.chea a high placo. i To polish shoes use an oil. not 'a liquid nor acid polish. Do not pollBh too frequently, but wlpo off gontl with a soft, slightly areas cloth Too much rubbing wears the leather. vaseline neata oil. or linseed oil help to preserve tho leather and mika It water-proof. Waxlnsr the when new makes them wear nearly twice ua long. To varnish the solos haa much tho same effect. ItECll'EH Cake! Doesn't the word tmvo . Lpleasant rlngT So long we have been snort rationed on sugar, olthor from patriotism or thrift, that now our sweet tooth aches to be latiHfled, and, alnce augar is coming down, the family conscience, and purae will stand for it hence CAKE! HjM.nge Cake Serve hot for supper. To cup and a bulf augar, add a half teaspoon aalt. yolka of thr eggs, half cup of cold water and va- A few short veara irnit tho i,'.hi little girl who toottes you to play the wopI,i ;;i-"k ."I "S1"'"" to taate. Mix - viuut nwr own liviiir: oi. . . . struggling to keoD har vi- """-ougniy two and a hnlf cups nour with two teaspoons of br.k- uuiuvoraoie Surroundlncs nnrhnna . icunmuni oi or.K. or suffering lon.Hn'in'd homl5f: I".,TdSL d lXtu'tM ness In a atrajige city. Lay down your In well beaten whiten of the throe ewlg and share her crackers and ifKi , bako A" n modo,ate oven. w.uer at her doll (M.Z. . Pressing on tho top with the fln- cmiuisii laughter la worth moro than nm ruiuos on ner frock Do not shoo ih hov nil r, 1 1, . house with his hummor and b.iw and boards and nails. Find him a place ..una ma viaions under the friond iy home roof even if you hi.ve to clear a corner of the parlor for h. Late yoars havo taught us to shudder r.t what the future may bring to our growing ooyg. Trouble) nmnnh in ti.u old world and their young shoulders may nave to slip under the burdens, no knowing how soon. Toss him the ball when he aakg you to. Nothing .... unrin is more important than thai. Slde-tnvck anything vou hnvnnn hnH while the lad still does you in., honor enough ne will nnd entertainment far away n you drive him to It. And whon they wish to bring their young menus home for a frolic, turn the house ovor to them. Your sheets are none too good to serve as cur tains lor meir drama; your rugs aro nui oo cnoice to be deuced over by innocent young; feot; you can buy a new piano later If you have to but you cannot re-buy a wasted opportun ity to brlnr your children up In hap-plneqa. They and we pass this way but once, and their abiding with us is o hr.ef after ell Let us be certain that l!ier childhood la the time of Joy ihey h;ve a right if expect. And whn wi apportion our time, iet us make i. g.ineraus allotment to famCv fun. aud thon, no mutter what the future may bring, w have at least nacked their immoi'es with bright spots of Aweetness "whom neither moth nor rust can corrupt nor thiovea break through, and steal." ger, tue cake Is elastic and shows no uepression, it la done, Devil'a Food Cake First Part One cup brown sugar, one cup grated chocolato or three tab lespoons cocoa, half cup sweet milk. Dissolve on stove but do not boll. When cold, stir Into second part and bako in two layers. Second Part One cup browu sug ar, half cup sour milk, half cup ohort entng, three eggs (save out whites of two for frosting), two cups flour sift ed with half teaRpoon soda. Frost with white frosting cn top and between layers. WHY JOIN' A PAHTY "Both parties are corrupt r.nd V shall Join neither," say some. If this is the true situation, then we are "fiddling whilo Home burns Why not get Inside the party ud nut an end to the corruption. It will not disappear by being called names, nor by our aloofness. Our government 1k a party government and If we stay outside of the parties we must stand by and watch while others run our government. We ignore our responsi- uiiiiy lo rociiry its defects. We cannot clean house from 1ia outsldo! Tha accessories of dress, hnf. shoos and gloves mark the lady more definitely than does the gown. They are "straws that show which way the wind blows" and Indicate whether or not the dress covers a real thorough-bred or a "make-believe." LK;l()N MEETING There will be a meetina- of Colum bia Post, American Legion, Monday night, November 1. 1920. conntv court house, St. Helens. All mem bers are urged to be present as sub jects of interest will be takon uo. Final arrangements ere to be made for Armistice Day. Novemhnr 11 1920. ' All ex-service men who have not made application for Victory medals must do so at onco. Applications can be had at the meeting Monday night or by calling at the post office, St. Heleng. W. A. RUSSELL. Post Commander. LOST AND FOUND 'JST I'alr nilil miLrlncli. Iwi- h Mcllrldn bcIiooIIioiiho and Mll- bridge. Were In a black ' Under return to Mlat office "'"PllOllO Mra Will Ifnlnl UnMl Noils. Sllilnlili. rnunr.l ' WANTED HI TAf llAkiu r Pin-nit Court of tha State ot tor (Uumhia County. tli.9 "c(,rttw. I'lalntlff. vg. Law- oicuraw. Oofondant. .nlVT MeQ'aw, the above "ned dofond:it: ' io Nn,e ot the State of Ore ; you are heroby required to ap- r in (1 H n u u. .1 n 1 1. i n i .. a in.j lln , VUIIIlfUIUb iimu l To" ,n abnr entitled h. nrore tho l"t day ot No 1920, that bolng six weakt rr ins dutM i S?? . l'loro'n. Wd answer the "wnt horoln. anri f fn .n I 'r' want thereof plaintiff nued in her complaint, to-wlt: ' aecree dissolving the bonds Za T?7 exlBtlng between plain- awarding to plaintiff the care, k V. control of minor chll- I md i fu.rther rolle' th .i Ji A- Juage tmhvo enUU8d Cort. dte .to h. 182- requlrint the iuno.,publlBhod once a week for k ,7;": weet m the St. Helens 0ctnvi9 nl of loat publlca "stober 28th toon ri i,. i.""iiui. rosi otnee lldinsr i V.nambBr ' Commeroe "ln. Port and n. POIJTICA li A x xounci-:mkt To the Voters of Columbia County: I again call your attention to the fact Hint I nm nn Independent candi date for the office of County Com mlsMloner, nj, the election to, be held November 2nd, 1920. And In sup port of my announcement I submit the following for your consideration: I nm a legal voter and a taxpayer of Columbia county; have lived In aald county nearly twelve yoars; am a re publican by trade, but not working at 11 now. My reasons for being an Independent candidate are just this: No one asked mo to run, and I do not want anyone to tell me to quit. I am not making nny promises as to Just what I will do if elected, further than this, I will do what my own best Judgment tolls me is best tor the grentest number for I am not tied to nny corporuiloiiTtommunlty or Indi vidual. If elected I promise the people of Columbia county my very best ef forts. If I nm not elected, I'll be yours truly Just the same, N. O. LAltAUErJ Paid Advertisement. SIMMONS , In the Circuit Court of tho 8tat of Orison for the. tViunty of Columbia. Claude Evolalxor. Plaintiff, vs. Emma EvelHlr-er, Defendant. To Kiiinia EvolBlzor, GREETINGS: In tho nnmo of tho State or Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer tho complaint filed ngalnst you in the above entitled euit within and not later man six weens after tho date of the first publication of this summons, and If you fall to so appear and anBwer, the plaintiff will take a decree against you as prayed for In the complaint Mod horeln to wlt: for an absolute divorce forevor dissolving the bonds of matrimony now nnd heretofore existing by ana between tho plaintiff and dofondant heroin, and for such other and furth- A. rnllnf nn m ft V be deemed equitable and meet in the premlsos, and for hU costs nnd disbursements nerem m curred. . . , . . The complaint heroin Is based up on the statutory grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment and the or dor for the publication of summons was made on or about the lBfh day of October, 1920, by the Honorable J A. Eakln, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of OroRon, fo Columbia County, nnd In which order it was apeclflod that this summon bo published for a period of six con secutive weeks. In the "St. Helena Mist " n nowspapor of general circu lation In Columbia County, Oregon. Klrst dHt of publication to be mode on tho 22d day of October, 1920, Jinu the lant publication to be made on the 3rd day of IemblMO. Attorney for Plaintiff, Morgan Bldg., Portland, Oregon. POLITICAL ANNOUJJCEMEXT J . :x I Vote For W. 1. FULLEItTON Candida to for COUNTY COMMI8HMIQNKR A Realdent Taxpayer of Columbia County for 40 years. Is acquainted with tlie needs of the county. ItulliI good roads for development of every section of CV.lnmbla County. Cut out all unnewftHary exenHe. "P1UXJRE88 BUT HCONOMT" Paid Advt. I"OUTIOAL ANNOUNCEMENT Having been chosen as the repub lican candidate for district attorney ot Columbia county, I ask the re publican voters for their suport and promise a fair and Impartial enforce ment of the jaw and to serve the peo ple to the best ot my ability. Pd. Advt. John L. Foote Subscribe for The Mist CLEAN CLOTHES That Look Fine That feeling of xm fot and contentment ttfat comae only with correctly hun4re4 underwear and ho siery is assured yu If you send your work to us. Our methods pro duce a soft, soothing finish that cannot be excelled. And the prices are right ST. HELENS STEAM ' LAUNDRY Peoples Meat Market TKLHPIIONK 40 STRAND STREET WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES THE FARTHEST THE BIG CASH AND CARRY MARKET We Guarantee Satisfaction "Quality and Price" Our Motto : Pull Line of Fresh Frulte, Vegetables and Groceries VON A. GRAY Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler 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-'ing, general machine and blacksmith work. Bring us your fork. No job too small, none too large. Prices reasonable consis tent with good workmanship. J. W. AKIN, Mgr. G. B. DUCKWORTH, Asst. Mgr. W. A. LEVI, Sec'y.-Treas. frJSSl ILeJ THE BEST BOOK YOU CAN OWN is a savings bank hook. It means freedom from worry, ability to seize opportunities, comfort and plenty In days to come. Why not own such wonderful bookT A yery few dollars will put you In posses sion and every entry made by the receiving teller will make the book more valuable. Do It to-day. if? FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System OHA8. GRAHAM, President H. A. CHILD3, (Jasklea. 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. J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS Phone 84-W West St. Helena 3- Winchester Knives Eor Everything XfHY does a woman prefer a Winchester . Iutyien Knife for even such easy cutting as trimming a pie? Simply because Winchester Knives are made sot well, out of such good steel, that she uncon sciously forms the habit of using them for everything. Come in this week and see the special dis play we are making of Winchester Cutlery, r which keeps sharp so long. St. Helens Hardware Co. the TVMCflSTtA store 1
