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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1920)
Hi PAGE SEVEN ' fominB Snhool year. 2,030.14 Total estimated receipts, ' i not Including tha money to be recolved from tho tax which It 1 proposed to vote.. $10, 356. 95 i Recapitulation Total entimated expenses for tho year $43,670.37 Total estimated receipts not including the tax to be voted 10.356.95 Balance, amount to be raised by district tax. $33,313.42 Dated this 19th day of November, 1920. Attest: MRS. F. A. GEORGE, District Clerk. J. W. AKIN, Chairman Bonrd of Directors. Nothing Like Being Accurate The small boy was the first to ans wer the telephone. The person on the other end of the wire was a friend of his mother, and the following; conver sation ensued: "Is this Mrs. Blank's residence?" "No, ma'am, it is Mrs. Blank's lit tle boy." Ex. f4 by ?wwf NVDIVMMImi COPYRIGHTED JTHE ST, HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1920. iniir'?" tiii; mih:i. r....rir iImi" yi'U so a magazine ,or HI'""''!''". " '" advnr i .,!.nt you "'y snow Unit hoiiio ."S 'uoh. (1 t..r It. TI.U furnishes k (r many glilii. Although 11k l(,rl 1 . . I.. ..m i;ra.. t.u fir. vet tli (iiploymofit Ik Inter. !". ' , .i li m.l l. l.n irml!" lmV wtirnwiK m iiim;iii 30 t i'i'k. Arilnts employ model for u day more when working on a booh trlvH cf pictures. Kuril arllm I.. IV In lnll IimmI ,.- . 1 tV)t' " " " "- nyin'tl wi ll Iiiik his favorite model hi repn-wniit H'l lyi'. tlmy 'lekloin able 10 furl"h enough urk l "'"'I1 " l:im mi in" m. I'ay working Ih UHuully I or ,,uy- (omir.KnIiil models find more . ,iv iti rk. except In stuck nciihoiis, nil the receive nlii.ul $25 to $35 u ,vk, aivordliig t mo iiiiii limy are nrkiinf f""" ,,,'r n"nuy, Htylo. id KflHTIll llltriK'IIVl'lH'HH. Clouk .unit Ih.uh'k. milliners, (nr. dneot- i ihvo itinl li-'iir dealer uhii mioiImU awpuv their y.i.MiH eiiner io inn ro II nicriliuiil". ( rluU liuyi'iH, or for riii'l photographer who make (advi-rilBi'iiiiMilK. or in Hlylo shows. work ri'Miiln beauty, grueo, if nltnirtltn hair iikltl. teeth, nJi ail ('' ""'I Hit) ability to ,r i,,.r rletluK with a rcrluiii din ,ctln. A nearly perfect form In vatlal !i"l I1"' '' Brl- ",l Perfect rty U" In id it I Mm must de- ml. Tin ro la no educational Qunll- -aliun but llo hrlghtor a gill In Mm i!.t she will succeed ut unylliliiK midi-rliiki'i. However an Mio iurvt of prnuioton ure oroedngly re, till Im a work which will Jiot ho iwn l.y mi it in till Iouh Krl of much IUi;(!i' I'Mi'iil tin r. flllor-lii Joli llo workinK U to Homi.'lhlnK bot- r; or lii twoon m'aHonii. It It liurd ork holliR n lumlid lor (.inui-iit coin -r:i :b oii mum ho 'itlnunlly iIiiiiikIiiK I'loUiog ami tin ;. mil hIioiii illnphiyliiK thi'tn. Th- iltt'i nnd ihnloKriihir h modol ul Im. Hhlo lo hold a iohu, li nil MiIh tUv iryliiK. hut rot. I xrii)dn of u mlniiii'H aro K'vfii nfli'r nncli piwn till nilniit'-H Auto lniliH. it iiml ollior roiniuorrlal miu't lir.vlnK Kooilu lo dlHiilay fr nilly I'liiiiloy u inodt'l to nit In tint r or to employ hnmi'lf wit li (he 'loli- ilmplityi'tl to Hili! to lift ut ;dli'iipH oT llioini who onliiy It, pli'HMi-n of wtvrliiK lirelt) Ihh, I'vt ii tlunii:h thoy Iii'Iiiiir ti imiiia cl.ni. In mimo compiMifiatluii olh'ir dlfflt iiltlt'H. To (Ind work an a inndol a ulrl may Jl'Uly nt tho buHliiBHH houHitH finuloy ' niiHlolH or Hhn may fUe iwo or thrju. , h..r Hccro. wl.l, Zml 'iri'lul photoKri.pl.r who will ,'i hor know whon Im Im, work for lir IK.V I'OKUIIMiK Iltyr ii T" K.IV, l""-"t I'low lo old M. v or L.t u hoiuiH at louHt onco . woi-k. AllhouKh IHkIi.t In prlTOtlmn limy uh.I to ho. tli.!y ro a,oi,K our clmiuM-m foo.iM, IiuvIiik no wMHte of wmtur, nIikII, hoim or loaf . no cup of tlil,., ,,Bdnil WUU. hnm fourllm pound of Blrloln HtMiik In protein value, and protein H the o oinent In f, whli li nmkeii u,e . hlldren Krow uml liuvu unergy. Kor the followliiK ruclpcii uho ny kind of heiinn navy, noy kidney or lima: linked Iteiiim Hoak quart of lifitim uvHriilKht with hoiIu nlz of pint. Hull until Hkttia rrat k when hlnwu upon, but bean U not Hoft. Druin off water. ' Ai!d half pound (,t Brl! pork Hllred neuily to i, mi, h.iIi, pepper, onion, Iwo tahloHpoonH ini,liiitrti.t. hot water 'O eonie to top or hetin. Hake U to clKhl hoiirn nlowly. t'over ut first, then remove cover to brown l.eiiim. Ilnktil -ellnii 'rtMiietieN. To two c u pit baked bean pulp add a 'eaeup of while juiico milk jtravy) i.im ie.iHiiinii onion Juice. I et nt tn, lor three lioum tin J then ilntpii fur rroiiuiittei, ilull lu br'nid or rrucker cruniln, tiiei, in i lieu In crumliH and rook In tli't-ii fti until h row ti imI vll!. lonnl.' Mtilce (whUh In Hluipl; .'ooitetl t. niu'oe hivihoih d With milt, p 'pper, 01111..1 ri.d fat i nd thlckuneu wiM: fluiir, ll.iiil l.ii.tf. 1 'tun li I m two cup'i cold cooke.l Irm n, vy,y, ci.p bread trunilis finely (!l opped oieitt two luhlenpo'jiiH c' Min Halt mill liekuer. Shaun Into ion f. I'm n'rips or huicn on ton. .1 ke half Iojik. Serve with tomato nalicn. Il.'itn Htcw. h-oak clu:i l.'unn 'ierulKht. Ail. I 'lu.iit wulor and rook until half done, limn add onion, two tuMcnpooim rice, linen nmnll pjniloi-n diced, pint of nuked tomaloen, two tublonpiwnn lat uilt. pepper Cook until lender, add ing inoro water If nerr-usary. . Si-i-tn llcan With: ellnnn aro a ronrent rated food nnd ln.ulil be nerved with bulky, more 'Vinlly indented nnd nucculeut foudtt nurli at rooked Uunatoes, onlonn, cauliflower, raw cubhiiiee cr any Unlit .tulutln or Kreeu veKtituhlea. WOM.VN'.l.TOItlAMi HtatlHllclans tell us that "the orgy r American cxtravaKnce ) over.. '"'d that bank and savlnf? accounts are Krowlnir. This la a favorable com ment on the sense of women for other statisticians tell us that "wo men spend threo-ouurtorH of the av BiaKH Income." Uncle Barn's propa. Kanda on thrift, and the new serious. imsK and appreciation of tho essen tials of life and happiness which our war experience, bus brought us. are both having n wholesome effect on our economy as a nation. We have yet a Ioiir way to go berore we shall become as thrirty an the French wo-! hum Instinctively are. but It Is to be' hoped we will continue our oconomj I and build up our bunk accounts nnrt I rmnnclnl backing that as American rutnllles wo may widen substantially tho ihiltaiicn between the "wolf" and our doors. j TIIK WOMAN CITIZUM j In becoming a political worker thero are three typeH 0f motives two of them centripetal, or pertaining to the center; and one centrifugal, or reaching from the center out. j The first in that of the lias-Been Who SlIVB. "The IiartV llim irlvnn mo ,. i number of offices and it's up to me to ; wom ior ii. The other rentrlnei:il m,olv i n,. of tho Would-llo who sees opportun- ; Ity to use his parly as a ladder to ! climb to aomo height of personal r.m- ! billon. In those two "ino" Is tho all) Important consideration. i'olltlcat ! work Is done on account of what ban or will como to "me". Tim third the centrifugal motive' - Is tlmt of him, or her, who works : for his party from love of country be caiine he views his parly as the ben., means of -bringing about gtnd gov ernment. His Idea Is not what he I cr.ii CKT, hut what ho can GIVK. His ! party In a means good government tho end himself more a center rf ' patriotic energy. WOKI) TO TIIK WISH In remodeling old clothing two things should be tuken Into consider ation: the comparative price of a now garment, and the service the made-over garment is likely to give, it doos not pay p spend tlnio and en ergy or put added expeuso Into made over clotheB, unless thoy will be woll worth It when re-mado. Expensive trimmings should nover bo put Into mado-overs. Thoy should be very simple and easily mado. P'TUK HI' Wilt Mil, MKKIiNtl I Notice is hereby r.lvon lo Mm legal ri of School I list r let No. 2 (if l umliln County, Slate of Oregon, lilt School Meeting of Haiti District il Im ti.-ltl at lli,:ii School, on the Mi.yef Dec, 190, nt 7 : :tt o'clock l.f nficriinnii lo voto on the prono- Hon of levying a special district tax I rim Intiil amount of money needed i tn illslrlct ilurlng Mm fiscal yo.if miiiiiK mi June :IH, 19'J1. and entl- Ik on Juno :i0, 1 H 'J 2 . In nstimutod tlie (ollnw lug hutlget and Incluilos amouiitH to bu received from the l My fhi)ol funil, stele school fiuin wll dlmrlrt tux. and all " oilier hyt of the district: IIIIM.IOT Kulliimletl KMnilitimN Tfarlicrn' salaries. . . .$25,000.00 Funiltn ro 300.00 Aimratii unit sup Pll', Hllrh H imipH, flialk.'eiasers. Hloves, curluliirt. ele Klin ni. Illirury HHiks 300.00 f'luitii 26.00 "plilM of Hchool- lioiinc, oulhullilliiK". or fences .' 7. Improving grounds . . 9. Transportation of pupils 2, 11. Janitor's wince .... 1 2. Janitor's supplies . . . 13. Fuel 14, Light 16. Water 16. t'lerk's salary 17. I'onlagti and stationery 18. For tho payment of bonded debt and Inter est thereon, Issued un der tioctlons 1 17, 144 lo I4S, and 422 of the School Laws of Ore gon 1917 6 10. Laboratory equipment ill) Kncyclopedlii Outstanding warrants Insurance T ol u I cat limited iiiiwiiini of money to be e.-.ponded for all purposes during tho year Kstlmatetl ItMvlpU From county school fund 22, 24. 200.00 300.00 296.00 170 00 300.00 626.00 60.00 135.00 169 00 25 00 436.60 200.00 168.00 316.87 176.00 670.37 during the coming school year $ 6,466.14 From slulo school fund during tho coming school year 1,473.62 Cash now In the hands of the district clerk. 388.05 Estimated amount to be received from all oth er sources during tho 'rVSSpdir FOR THE FOR THE KIDDIES MAKE this store your Xmas Headquart ers. Here you will find lots of suggestions for presents for all the family. We have made a special effort to select the best merchandise on the market, and we believe we have met with success. You will find large assortments to select from and our prices are right. Let us help you pick out your Christmas presents this year. Special A 4 2 -piece dinner set, in blue and gold. A lucky buy enables us to offer these for a few duya at only $11.49 Books! Books!! Books surely ffiake a nice present and we have a large assortment to select from including A II C books for buby and Boy Scouts, Camp fire Girls. Fairy tales and books for the older ones. 10c to $1.00 ?OEJNS0N CRUSOE Picture Framing Perhaps you have a pic ture you would like fram ed, or some piece of goods to be hemstitched. If bo bring them. in. We do this work ourselves. Stationery How about a nice box of sta tionery for a present? This always makes a nlco present,, and we have a large assort ment on sale at from 20c tq $2.00 Dolls! Dolls!! We have a large r.s Bortment of Holla. The children who re ceive . their dolls from Santa's as sortment in our store will have the latest and best. Nov elties of all kinds at modorr.te prices. Substantial Wagons Well built steel wag ons and Kiddie Kars are what the children need. These are the practical kind thr.t makes the youngoter grow sturdy and strong. All at . right prices. Kitchen Ware We have a good stock of Graniteware and Alumi num at prices that are right. Come In and look' them over. Handkerchiefs We have a nice asortment of handkerchiefs, in plain and fancy, for men, wo men and children. They are always acceptable as presents. 5c to $1.00 The ELITE VARIETY STORE One Block South of the Court Iloune ST. HELENS, OREGON St. m Ac Good Paint Insurance -never look upon it a on expense. PAINT s GOOD P,n is tar?' AS rTiHSffli, iPl rri I I iy i noucunu r of Dollar. re lost yearly throughout t n Pacific North- 11 li ii . . ILL west by property TowTtPM who fail to protect their houses and punuing. FlJLUCItValnt saves many thousands of "" W'J If Property owners. It saves great ML it costs. Insure your irfonerty against the vf8 " i i, the elements with FULLEB Paint Taks a few mlnuUi : JJ ami look over your property touay. tjT T O I7..11 . if Northwest Branch Huusp, at Portland, Seattle, Taeoma, over your proper W. P. Fuller & Co. 1R1Q.1820 ' Look Up a 1 FULLER Dealer In Your Town I WHEN YOU GO HUNTING FOR DINNER It will likely be in a market basket instead of the old flintlock blunderbust our forefathers used. So Think of Consumers' Co operative Store and prices quoted below on Thanksgiving Specials. unm 'fiSs- SWEET POTATOES MINCEMEAT WJ&Su 4Ib8-,or 0 lb. (Jlnss Jars ! 25C ' " 75 c r ' ' ' " For tho pies that are famous ' Nff J LIBBY'S 7" 2&y APPLE BUTTER SHRIMP 18 o. Cans, per Can . Can 20C 25c CRANBERRIES , . Extra Cliolcc, lb. ' TUNA FISH 25c ENGLISH WALNUTS fan .. Pound ' 3Qc ' PUMPKIN 3Qc an- ' FRESH ROASTED SOUASH ' NO. 1 BULK COFFEE W ALMONDS OoimI as the Best , Pound -Celery, Lettuce, and m Variety 45C of Vegetables 35C Consumers' Co-operative Store opokane, Boise. linnmif nniER piionf m ST. HELENS OREGON PAINT3I f iiHuitX . VI t