St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, January 14, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1521 PAGE FIVE By-Gone Days Twenty-Right Yeari Ago iru the files of tke Oregon Mist j January 8, e2) I Mr. and Mrs. Churlits English have futurnuri from thulr wedding trip lira. EmkIIhIi (mto Minn llovls) wuh irn iM-ur I'ortlinid and In a graduate if thu I'urtlund business collide. Shi an oHthnalilu young lady, lilKlily Hiuotud. Mr. KiikHuIi wuh huri. ID (I ruined here, and In well known brouKliuut tliu county. Such a union I very commendable. Door Inland lotos. . 5 Kven twenty-nine yean ago the tuple evidently didn't take kindly p railroads, ub may be leathered hm a correspondent who wrote pusly to the Mist: "We are In doubt to whether the railroad from Oolile AHtorla, If ever built, will KVb ie relief and satisfaction to those lople they ho much doNlre and art orthy or. Whllo their liberality In Mnnienduhle, there la grave doubt I to whether thin road Ih Just what Itorln and the state of Oregon can lord. Tho principal seaports oa I'aclflo huve direct trnnscontl Btul linen, nave AHtorla, the port love and beyond all others mom do fvlng. backed by the bout stute 01. , count. And now. to give Uur Jvoh away for a road which will I entirely under tho control of the ; ir thorn I'aclflo lu not a wine policy; 1 fact the lumber and flnh now t tppod to Aatorla will go vlu.'la Btt." . ; . Twenty Yn Af ( oai the files of the Oregon MM ,4 J Junuary 10, 18(6) . CommiHHloner Krukes of Scappoonn t I In thu county seut TuuHduy ut jt Hug to IjuhIiiohs mutturii. larry West of Hcanmm. 1, t i city Momluy and Hhlpped 0110 of I thoroughbred Cheater White plga I man over on tho Washington I t, . 'be pntchns of graveled rood In t 'neighborhood are highly appre- Id during this weather. Let us 1 t more. Vernonla Notes. ."Hch Copoland, who wuh pre 1 d with an ebony cane by tho li 1 Odd rYlluws !odso, write to t Jodgo In acknowledgement wf t la in 0 ns follow: "I am at a loss t . aow why you fool youraelvea un it t ny obligation to mo. If I have I n uny favor in our doallnga. It t no more than eTio Golden Rule r. lire: T)o unto other as you would have othora do unto you.' t freely accept aa you freely give thla token of frlendHhlp. I will further ay that you could not have uelected anything that I prize more highly than the ebony cane properly mount- t bearing the following Inscription: i in tea 10 josuph Cooe and h Hf I Lodge. I. O. O. V., December l85.' I'loaae accept Hlncere and well wishes for the fu- A GIIKAT FA KM HAHGAIN Here's a fine farm, only 1 miles from Ht. Helena and clove . to puvod highway. It Ih sltuat ed on bi.aullful Uborly H. Klue view of Ht. Ileleua, Colum blu river and Hurrounding coun try. There's it, acrea: 38 acres of which are cleared, 18 acre Howed to out 11 and vetch, 4 acre In clover, llulunco of land can be sowed In Bprlng. The Moll ti very rich and practically level and always produce good crops. Homo fruit treoa on pluco, pours, apploH und prunes. Ciood four room houae and fuirly Rood old house which cnn be uaod to store crops. Two big barns arranged for dairying. Milk houae, chick en, houan pig pons and othor out-houvoH. Good wuter piped to house and barns. Nearly new Simplex separator, milk cans, two wagons, one hack, one bug gy, now mowing machine, hay ruko, plow, harrow and many other furm tools. Klr?ht cows, 2 heifers, 2 year old Holatoln reg istered bull. Heavy team of mules, trim and gentle, uIho har noH. Three young iptgs and brood sow. Forty Ithode Inland Itod cblikons. Will sell this fine place for 1H0 per acre and all IniprovomontH, stock and toolln menllnned ,:o with place. Terms aro half raHh and Imlanco eaay terms. Owner doHlres to sell on account of 111 health. Call .in or write I'uHoro llrothora - lumbln City, Orogt n. 6 KOK SALE Late model Ford, with starter. Enquire at Harms Bros. Oaraue, Houlton, or Jhone 188-J. 3tt FOH BALK Young pigs. I'erry, Houlton, Ore. O. W. G-2 Good Forest Wood for Sule Harry Hlbley, old Gurdea place, 1 block south of Italian Htore, Bt. Helens. FOIl BALE OR SERVICE Pure bred Jersey Hull, uIho one register ed O. I. C. boar for aalo or service. Duve Vincent, Houlton, Ore. 4-2 FOR BALE A Chevrolet touring car which has been run about 3700 miles. A real bargain at $676. Apply at the Hist office. FOR BALI Clean. snaanneA nnta wood; 16-Inch lengths; full cord for so.uu. Accessible to all trucks. Be tween Columbia Cltv and T)or 1.1. and, near highway. O. J. llcConnell, Deer Island. Ore.. Phone 146F11. J-6 2 VOfl SAI.K- OM growth of fir wood delivered In HI. Helens or Houlton for K per cord, l'hone 19F24. 6-tf TO It SALE Three inllkln ir,.nl. and one billy. One of the milking goais ih rogiHtored. I'bono 101-M St. Helens. 1-2 FOR 8ALE Six acres near high way, one 7 -room bouse and one 4 room house, ehloken houses, bearing orchard, water piped In both houses, 12700.00. Bee J. B. Godfrey at Court House. 2tf FOR 8 A LB Light spring wagon, aearly new; two removable seats; 1000 pounds capacity; about bait price. Wm. Bkuiie, Warren, Ore. Phone 10IF1I. ltt WANTED Man with team or auto to handle McConnon Product di rect to consumer In this county. For particulars address McConnon & Company, Winona, Minnesota. Mention this paper. 4-2 LAKESIDE STOCK FARM Regis tered Holstein bulls of serviceable age of the best butter strain for sale. Price reasonable for quality of stock. P. A. Frakes, 8cappoose, Oregon. 4-4t WANTED PLAIN SEWING or laun dry to do at home. Lottie M. Owens, on Deer Ialand road, one block north of pavement. 3-3 TRUCK OWNERS YOU SHOULD have your truck equipped with Oleen's Extension Truck Kim. They aro sure preventatives against spinning and burying your truck drive wheels in mud holes and soft ground. They will more than pay for themselves In two months uae with the extra hauling that can be done with them. The rims are fully guaranteed. For price list and other Information write Oleen's Extension Trjck Rim Co., 294 North Twenty-First Street. Portland, Oregon. 4.3 LOST AND FOUND Feed The Do First The tramp had sc-Oed h fence about four Inches ahead of th 1.1.11. dog. "What are vmt Hjnn n ? r 5y.r aMked the Tman i'"d "Madame," said the tramp with Kreat dignity, "I was a-goln' to ask for something to eat, but all I now aHk la that you will food that there dog." Dubuque American-Tribune. ; When you place a want ad In the Mist, you are unlng the paper that reaches the most Columbia coun ty homes. FOR SALE MIXED TIMOTHY AND clover hay, baled. $20 per ton delivered In Ht. Helens or Colum bia City. Pasoro Itrothers, Colum bia City, Ore. 4-4 MISCELLANEOUS STRAYED From my cattle, one light Jersey heifer, 2 years old In spring; marked undersllt In left ear. Reward for Information as to whereabouts. D. M. Robhiette, Yankton, Ore. Phone 112F32. 6-3 WANTED Clean cotton raj;s at the Mint office. i I v tt u I popular steamer Young Amer nt Into Portland last Tuesday i thirty paHNungers and a good of freight. The little bont . Jfl much hotter lima f ' V the overhauling recently, and V"---Jore Is more doHlrablo to travel 00. i IT M mi rJW I'A KM AtXX)lT HOOK A lew edition of the Oregon farm 4- jnt book nan Just boon Ihhuoi) 1 C-4 O. A. C. extension service and Cz" ;4 HtatuH department of agrl ""' re. as simple, complete and effl i as can bo made. JiiHt what the fcrl,' did for the farmer whether It r yie or lost him money, and how V-and which of tho leading fr f. operations tlveatock, dairy, er ti fruit, foront or pan! urn wero pro. taMo, aro only a few of the use ful points developed In propor ac-cr- m. The farmor's gross and net pre to, lubor income, Interest on In TC lent, and other Interesting Items art 1 cortalnod. Copies may be hai? of 1 nty agents In counties carry t " icord projects, from bunks co 0. .ttlng with the coiloge and gov arniLient. or from thn . 1 1 rvlce direct on application to O. A C, Corvallis. and payment of ; actaM production cost. i HEALTH RESTORED ""tjr horse was In inch run down condition. I thought he would die j AfUrfcwIiiiB blm Dr. Lo'..wi Hitck ;,row4trs, ho Is as well as B7ir and Is r R9m M good looking a horM as thors i la l" this section." J. C. Hunte, i S.r .bridge Raths. Va. S Ir. LeGoar's Stock Powdera build ta body, vitality and muscular I 4" y of your horses and mules, In pore moat with less food, from I roar hogs, sheep and cattle, ond help iTO-r cowa produce more and richer r Ht-. f, HuHto's small oxpendltum I him the price of a horse. Dr. r can also help you. For 2k -ns a Voterlnary Surgeon and Tt Poultry Ilroedor he has do l hlmsolf to the compounding of lies for ailments of stock and ty. Whenever you have an all .among your stock or poultry be proper Dr. LeGear Remedy ,your dealer. It must satisfy lr your money will he refunded. West St.-Helens Bakery S. F. HEUMANN, Prop. A PURE food bakery, using only the most approved sanitary methods In baking. The Heumann bread is known for Us purity, made from standard brands of flour aud delivered to the customer as clean as when taken from the oven. PASTRY OF ALL 'KINDS AND FANCY CAKES A SPECIALTY Houlton, Ore. Phone 114-6 WILSON'S 2nd-Hand Store nOULTOM, ORB. We bay, sell mad exchange all kinds of encond head goods. We will buy anything and pay the highest market price. See na. FHONH 82-J Back to Normalcy np II R HOLIDAY season 1 Mat history, hut the n-IUble Gray Jewelry Htore will continue to make history as n pcnd .lle place to buy Jewelry and to leave your watch for expert n-oalrig. A guarantor g.M-s with all gooilH piirclinH.-d and all work turned out by us. ' VON A. GRAY lU-llnlile Watchmaker and Jeweler 000D PLACES TU AT HOME AND RAI TTMAD17 Restau- linuiiiuuiiu rant. Maiyg5 Any Day or Every Day THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN TOWN BKTTF.R BVTTBB MAKES BRIGHTER BABES and on that basis we endeavor to offer the families of thla sec Hon only the very boat print anu tub creamery. Children eat a lot of butter on bread and crackers and It should be the best, without a taint of Impurity and full of nourishment. Tou will find ours of that grade. Try it to-day. St. Ktlens Co-Opera, tire Crtamery Assn. St. Helens Hardware fon Standard Merchandise at Right Prices SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS PEERLESS WALL PAPER UNIVERSAL RANGES MONARCH MALLEABLE RANGES VIKO ALUMINUM WARE WINCHESTER AND STANLEY TOOLS I GIANT STUMPING POWDERS ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPERS SASH AND DOORS COMMUNITY SILVER the rvA cffssnn STORE The Sanitary Market The Markets of Purity and Quality of both fresh and cured meats. Nothing but the best of meats will be sold. We invite a personal inspec tion, and you will know after a visit to our markets that our methods of handling meat and the quality will satisfy the most fastidious. WE MAKE PROMPT UELIVEJtT MORTON & WILSON Csntnl Market Those 60 TWO MARKETS Straaa Market Fneaa 4t o o r 1 -Want Ad MIHT'S classified ads bring and at little cost. One rent d an Issue, with a minimum of or thn first Insertion. FOR SALE BALE Fresh milch cow with I. l-rlce $85. D. W. Mills, r Islund, Ore. Phone 14 6F13. , .FOR SALE Alslke clover, No. tied; also baled oat straw; verv A. Mlrrlccl A rii,iin u... Make Good Your Now Year'i Resolution Let us overhaul your Automobile, as you well know it deserves to be. Let us inspect your car to see if everything about it is in good working order. It may be that an inspection might result in saving you an accident on the road, and the expense to you will be very little now as compared with what it might cost if not attended to. Bring in your car or phone and we will call for it. HARMS BROS. Expert Auto Mechanics Shop One Block East of Depot Tel. 1M-J St. Helena, Orssrea "Thm Horn Paper of thm Oregon Country" PORTLAND, OREGON ANNOUNCES ITS ANNUAL BARGAIN DAY PERIOD January 19 to February 2, 1921 SPECIAL OFFER TO EVERYONE: FotWiny our annual custom, The Oregon Journal has designated January I) to Feb ruary t, mi, as the Bargain Day Period, and MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ONLY will M received at the following special rates: Dmily and Stmdmy Journal, by mall only, one year $7.00 Daily Journal, by mail only, one year 5.00 Sunday Journal, by mail only, one year $3.00 Weekly Journal, by mail only one year 75 Sunday and Weekly Journal, by Mail only, one year $3.25 KT-Tk.M reus astir .sly la U. P.elfl. H.rtw..t ttatot, eu.ot k. .Tttsdtd to oih.r .t.u.. Only Yearly Subscriptions Are Taken at Bargain Day Rates Tkti eMer U epen to eld is well u new subscribers, and is an excellent opportunity to get t metropol itan Mwspaper, the minute and with all the news, at a special rate. Year aoa.. tow. newspaper supplies you with the news of your immediate locality but with Its many separtor features, markets an4 financial news, and the special leased wire report's of the Lulled Press, hi "national News. Ut,lersal and United News Services. The Oregon Journal gives ai the news e the world worth printing. THE PAPER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY CX" Tkie offer u made for a ekort time only. Order at once through thit paper, any poetmaetar, rural carrier or Journal agent, or remit direct. It TUB JOURNAL, Portland, Orecoa Deer Sirs: Enclose find $ (or which please send roe Tae Journal TO NEXT BARGAIN DAT BY MAIL, under your special otter. Name Address 3tf.