St. Helens mist., January 21, 1921, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
Farm and Home Pointers
(From O. A. C. News Farm.)
Villi foundation sheets In brood
corahs are Important In helping ell-'
niinato undesirable drones, keeping
combs straight for jiore easy hand
liiiK. and paving honey, that would
otherwise be consumed by the beet
hiilMing tVa corah.
Pigs may be fattened on parras
with little or no praln except for the
last week or so, when praln Is ne
cessary to keep the animals from
raunohiness. Four pounds of (car
nage is worth one pound of barley.
One colony of bees consumes fot
its own use 200 to 600 pounds of
honey a year.
Barley appears to be a very sat
isfactory substitute for mill run wltU
corn silape and clover hay in dairy
feeding-. The cows reeelvink ihe
barley rations at prices when tests
"n made produced 100 ponnds of
milk at lesc cost. They did not gain
in weieht any more than those re
'ceivtnp mill run.
In pottlnp a clover stand spring
eoflinc with a companion crop is us
ually ?ood. while fall seedinp with or
without a companion crop often falls.
Parley an1 wheat are probably the
best companion crops. Late spring
seeding alone, are satisfactory.
THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JANUARY 21. 1921
STADIUM GIRL FOR
OLYMPIC IN OHIO
tui'ilerHlpned Rose 'Kvollno Johnson, ' ,( the ahove entitled court duly
has Kon appointed administratrix ot ; ,,indo, dated and ontored January 18,
i... .mtuto of llertlia Jolinmm. do-; 1931.
l.ludsley et ut to Wm. L Borthwlck
land in Sec 85. T. 7, N. R S. W., $10.
XV. H. Powell et uv to Prescott de
velopment Co., land In Sec. 36 T. 7,
N. R. I. W., $10.
January 5, Archdiocese of Orepon
I'ttv fn f'lmr KnffO lots Z anu a. : 1... ...,t..i.
Hlock 112. St. Helens. $1900. ceased, and that letters 01 "
January . Columbia Investment .ration -f ,7
Co. to Nettle O. Marcott. lota 40. 45 l f 1 Rs Bm.h a.nnintslrtttrlx.
and 46. Heaver Homes. $10. bred u .,,. having claims against
,, .....ni'ntiiti of 600 tor inn nunur nuu mvw
. , N!m'n l i I w... of ion of the minor children; ...d that
,U' LK Mam-" of .be Kstate of Iter-j a r.-asonahlo attorney . f...
.1,, loimson. iKH-eased. I This summons Is pub Is lied by or-
Riven mm itior 01 iioiiomnio . ..-
Why Good Cows Come High
The bleh prices now paid for pure
brpd dairy cattl lead many to think :
that the dairy farm must be a verl- !
table gold mine. And as milk and
bu'ter are universal foods, the public
Is deeply Interested in the facts be-;
bind tli bottle of milk and the brick
of butter.
Fifty years aro. western dairying '
was an accidental Industry. What the
cow happened to give, the farmer
took and passed on to the consumer
at what he could happen to get.
What the farmer pot from his cow:
was pin money: the cow was not
debited with her board, but was
' . -ked upon as a benevolent creature
whatever her performance at the
t'-i., , . v , January 3, Martin White et vx to
1 t.' . """ mess propo- E. H. Brous and Ray Brldpeford:
lokv "FVomm
It's rather hard to associate a
beautiful youug lad! like Miss
Elie.se Fromme of L'rbana. O.,
with the 1924 Olympic athletic
games Nevertheless Columbus
0 ) citizens working band In
hand with faculty and athletic
leaders ot Ohio State University
had this young lady lead them In
a drive for $1,000,000 to ewl
a new . athletic stadium on the
school campus A strong bid is
to be tnide for the next Olyivile
games. Miss Fromme, a senior,
was voted the most popular and
rowned "The Stadium Girl."
Real Estate Transfers
Is seventv dollars a TnarCCd r?1'0?' John L" McInt,re to Joseh Roe et
w seventy dollars a ton. Hay 1 nr. Land In Sec n T 7 V B 9 w
Zrll""- 500 ' Columbia "uHurZi Co!
Jilt, 1I MM IV
ulnars, pasture land, p a rrtn:,. t t n
1 nii'n rna nnn . .
two acres U rfh .i 1 . . . ,l!" I(1t 5S ,n Midland Drainage Dl
WoodhouBO et ux to Nettle O. Mur
cott. lots 36, 37, 38 39 85. Lots 1 1
3 4 5 6 7 9 10 and 13, Block 60.
Beaver Homes $10. O. E. Huppan
to (). H. and A. B. Wright, land In
Section 8. T. 7, N R 4 W. $500. F. 1.
Holbrook Co. to Nettle O. Marcott,
lots 47 Hlock 4S. lots 8 11 13 block
60, Beaver Homes $10. F. W. Fluhr
er et ux to Louis Fluhrer, land In
Sees. 18 and 19. T. 8 N. K 3. V..
$500.
January 7, estate of John Backus
deceased to Kdward A. llackua. Sr.,
et al. lots 1 2. Block 14. Rainier, al
so tract 100x300 feet south of block 1
27 Rainier $500. John W. Backus!
t al to Kred V. Herman et ux, Lots
' and 2. Block 14 and tract 100x300
feet south of block 27. Rainier. $1.
January 8, R. A. McQtilnn to Fay
Newton lots 1. 2. Ulock 5. East Side
Addition to Scapoose. 4200. St. Hel
ens Lumber Co. to Benjamin W. (!rlf
fith. land In Sec. 9. T. 4. N. R. 2. V.
January 10. St. Helens Shipbuild
ing Cu. to J. V. Thompson, part of
lot 12. block 41. St. Helens, $10.
January 11. I'rescott Development
o. to Akerson Uooch & Co., land In
Sec. 35. T. 7. N. It. 2. W. Blanch
Mackie et ux to Jay I. Burtow, land
in Sec 11. T. 4, N R 4, V, $10
...
I said estate are nereny n
Inr. mt them wltliln six months from
lie dul of tills nonce, 10 mw um.-.-
lipned at Veiuiblo Hotel, rortliin.i.
,riwi"d and publlBlied this 21st dy
,f Jammry. A. P.. 1921.
KOSK F.VKLINK JOHNSDN.
Administratrix of the Kstate ot
Bertha Johnson. lWenxod.
6-1 0
Xot IK As Kit'li As CriM'MiH.
If you were as rich as Croesus you
i uld not buy a better remedy for
-onstlpatlon than Chaniberluln's
runlets. They are easy and pleasant
In the Circuit Court of tbe State of
(iri-Kon, for Columbia County.
Kihel I. Cilenn. I'lailitiff.
Ilarvev S. tilenti, lef.nd:mt.
To Purvey S. Glenn, the defendant
above named: ,
In the name of the State of Ort,
son vou are hereby r.'diilred to ap
pear "l 'NW,,r ,l10 rompliilnt flied
. . , i....... .... t tt 1...I
ai'uilll't VOU HI HO' um-- vii. .......
suit on or before the expiration of
six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons, which
first publication Is made on January
21 1S21. that being the time pret,
cri'bed by the court In the order for
publication of this summons; and If
you fall so to appear und answei
the complaint. tlu plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the relief de
mand' d in the complaint, to wit, for a
decree of absolute divorce dissolving
the bonds of matrimony existing uu
iilalutiff and defendant, aim
to take and when the proper dose Is . for custody of the minor chl (Iron,
aken produce a mild and gentle ef- for Judgment declaring l'laliiilfr o
'ect. Shey also strengthen tho dl-! bo entitled to Lots Five and Six lu
;estlon. Ulock One. City of Clatskanle, ( o-
llumbla County, Oregon, together
The Northwest will experience a with household, .kitchen furniture
distinct revival of business within and bedding; that plaintiff be award-
te Pf xt 60 days, predicts A. v. icd an unuivuieu ouo uinu
femliiiit's real estaio uiwnum
the comphilut, and for the recovery
l!r(.wn. superintendent of the west-
iru division of tho N. I Ky.
like that. of a man. It could eas
ily iiiuunc 10 a collar a day.
pnd 24 B, Magruder Drainage Dis
trict si. Columbia Agricultural Co.
If v.e add to thi .L .. ,. Ir,cc ' oiumma Agricultural Co.
of the saiarv nf ti. 1 r 8 J,h8re to GrPen River Lumber Co., Tract
01 uie salary of the barn hand and at is 17 i i rn ko
Milker, who can nnmmH . 'V d.5, "! 3?:. 8' - 69 and
dred a month and im .T. .i,. . . alRO 5 ana 6 Midland Drainage Ds-
housingand I the Intelsr 1 ' triCt U r""nhl Agricultural
chase price w fini Sf B8r pUr" r- to p- J- Brlx- tracts 30, 3132 S!
yield an annual product8 woTth "ll 40 41 42 43 4 45 46 51 62 84 65
least four hunri Lf 'S...1 fi 67 8 73 76 77 78 78 and 80 Mid.
ty her being alive at all m " ST ?lat
$1. Colum-
Tlius it is plain ,-hvLi 1 bla A?r:u'tural Co. to Fred M. Lane,
scrub or mCreThi50,.t",I?wf L." .29 "? Midland Drainage
to keVn h0.H ;i1,,str,ot Lilllan A- Belknap to
to Keep ahead of Thomas McDonald 5 acres In Tract
birth and breeding Th is i is -b-1 ... er Home9 ,10- wllliatn H.
pure-bred dairy cattle or i "'"ner to Walter F. Langasher,
ductive records are ln- i J lan1 ln 13' T- N- R- w
look to be finer rte , ' what 2000. Erick Ostrom et ux to Wal-
fred Johanson, land in Sec. 24 T. 4
N. R. 3, W., $10. J. D Nellan et nx
to J. G. Mustoe, land In Sec. 19, T. 1.
S. R. 2, W., $10.
January 4, Emily Bishop to Ed
' , r-THO!.Ifl aiCRCH
(Church and Cowlitz Streets)
Holy mass SaSt. 9 A. M. Benedio
urday at 3 and 7 P M Tue.5!.- ! Strader 6t UX; Land ,n See 4' T- 4'
catechism at 4:15. K Friday7 1 K 10 S I"?-
ai4:to. Wedmsriav hAi. ... i""""""" l "eu maison, loth
ee 7:30. Non-Catholics
welcome.
FOR BARGAINS
In GROCERIES, GENT'S an.l LADIES' FURNISH
INGS, DRY GOODS, in fact everything you need for your
household, do not forget that we carry a full line and our
prices are always the lowest. Please Call and Look our
Stock over and be convinced.
Mrs. A. F. B AS EEL
Houlton 0rcgon
WpHhmH " l'ovemeni u. 10 tred M
A'on-C.Thnii " and "-Block 6, Railroad Addl-
r reu Matson to George H.
Lot 11, block 6, Railroad Ad-
ajways tion $1. Fred Matson to George H.
.To r r-ii v, Bray; Lot 11, block 6. Railroad Ad-
,.ouw, or. ditjon $660 John Gu
ARCHBISHOP TO COVURM
Archbishop Christie will confer t
1 1 red L. Shackelford, Lot 3, Block 6,
I Railroad Addition flRSft Rnn Mot-
II confer th
Rnlerf
nren Ini T few a l?,, I" C.h'N . J" B. Marlon P. LIndsley et
-...u nm uo ujq. ux ro i tina a
sacrament of
firmed.
Hayes. land in See.
i S5. T. 7, N. R. 2, W., $10. A. A.
It's Time to Awaken
To the fact that the Riverside
carries the finest line of confec
tionery in St. Helens. Fresh can
dies, cigars, tobacco and all brands
r soft drinks. Make the Riverside
your heudquarters.
Riverside Confectionery
Phone 28
A FULL LINE OF
Columbia
Records
OF THE
Latest Compositions
DEMING DRUGSTORES
TWO STORES
PLAZA PIMIlMlrv
Masonic liidg, Columbia St,
A. J. DBMTSro. Druggist
Muckle Bldg., Strand
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Helping the Farmer
Help Himself
Farming is an industry, and l.ke other Industrie
justifies and is entitled to co-operation.
It is the policy of the First National Bank of Scan
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM 1
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
EnWARDNEWSaVf,-'lnt
Capital. $26,000.00 Vnltmit a .
J. W. DAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Ileal
dimco and Poatofflce Addruaa,
3t. HeleiiH, OrttRon. 6-71
Th Tmtli AIm.ui i,
Tho two villa, lrmnlt
had notion Into a row mid ,h
wan un In court f. .... .
(onlletuall of color. , .
"Now. undo." -"".
ell mo jiiHt wlmi enverw. ;''
mtrred." wllu i
"I kain'l J' r'iiiniil)r lt.n
Idled the candid h,. "',
each one culllit' d.i olhw .7
dy le." ,r
SWUNG over a longer
whcclbasc powered
with a 44-horsepower six
cylinder engine fortified
with a six and one-half
inch deep frame cradled
on long semi-elliptic
springs -pleasantly shel
tered and advantageously
equipped the Oakland
Sensible Six Sedan is
thoroughly fitted for all
the uses to which you put
a motor car.
OAKLAND
SENSIBLE S I X
OinCirll!'S. Rilii)ll'iS,F..r 8J. !'.$. C"ur:(-S
FOB Pomiw.M.liiia. AJJiiiwulli Win WKI Ktuicnunl. M
Copeland Auto Company
Money-Saving
THIS store is offering to the puLlic some won
dcrful bargains in merchandise. It is and
and will be our aim to follow any down
ward trend of the market and price slashing will
go on regardless of losses to us. We are per
fectly willing to bear our share of the burden re
suiting from the drop in prices.
Every article in our splendid assortment of
high-class goods comes under the price slash
ing campaign we have inaugurated. Nothing
reserved. Everything goes. Come in and look
us over and be convinced that you can save mon
cy on purchases at this store.
E. M. HELON
Thong 24
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