St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, February 04, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1921. PAGE SEVEN Phone 11 Your Orders And save yourself many unnecessary trips. Delivery of your order will be prompt ly made at no cost to you. And you can feel certain that the quality of everything you re ceive will be the best, and just as choice as if you were here in person to select it. i fHE CENTRAL i GROCERY Want Ads FOK SALE M)K HAI.K lliii-d ua, and gtraw t'loviT liuy only, 20 per ton. J. hrkkmiu, Warren. Ore. 6-tti J mil HAI.K li!!ip, good house boat. IiHlii i- of Mih. II. m Torry, op mit IditiiHMj s liakury. g :Cihm1 -lrHt Wood for Kule Harry , Klbloy, old (i urdun place, 1 block Houlli of Itiillun Btoro, Bt. Heleus. I-OK HM.K Old growth of fir wood I delivered In Ht. Ilulniis or lloulton 1 for 18 pr cord, I'hone 1KF24. 6-tf n l''OK HAIJ4 A fow extra fine barred roik cockdri'lH, college stock. I'Viink llrown,, lloulton, ,11. F. D. 8-21 Oil HAI.K Liit (i niodid Kord, with Mtiirti'r. Kmr.iire at Harms Ilnm ti,iru;.;o, Moullou, or .hone 138-J I 3tf lmirors. K. t oraham. Sr., Pree cott. Ore. j.4t FOR SALE .New l.ft. skiff, well built and good heavy work boat, only $46. Good motor boat, 26 feet and good engine. Qood work ing oruer, a big bargain. Write or ee John Omandson, H. O. Box 282 8t Helens, Oregon Gtf PKIVA.TE SALE BERKSHIKES The anow storm knocked out our public sale of reglbtered Berk shire Monday. Come and see the beat purebred herd In Oregon ana pick out a breeding animal at greatly reduced price. These hogs will be closed out during the next 20 days. Don't wait. Come or write. Don't be discour aged, we'll all want nogs before the season Is oyer, and why not have the best hogs? You can buy them now at scrub prices If you act promptly. Oregon Berk, shire Co., Warren. 711 WANTED WANTED Clean cotton rags at the Mint office. WANTED Plain sewing or laundry to do at home. Lottie M. Owens, on Deer Island road, one block north of pavement. 7.9 OR 'BARGAINS ri GROCERIES, GENT'S and LADIES' FURNISH , DRY GOODS, in fact everything you need for your jold, do not forget that we carry a full line and our ) are always the lowest. Please Call and Look our i over and be convinced. Mrs. A. F. B AS EEL Oregon I'oit SALK No. 1 clover bald and wlioat BW'il, delivered at St. Hel mit. lluiiiim-i'litjck rllos., War run. I'lionu 1 l'T. 9-2t I'Olt HA 1. 10 Good jwrxuy cow four yearn old. Will rretilien February illi. I'llcd only ..tiO. A Comp t.m, ' lia j) 111 uii . Oregon. 8-4t IOil HA LK A Chevrolet ttiurlni car winch I. ;ih i,iou run uliout 3700 ! milns. A real burguln at $676. Apply at Hid .Mint office. ! jU UAI.K Any or nil of my six roiiiuliilng griide cows; some fresh priced rlcbl. l'aul C. Adams, I'honu uh'li'i, W'urren, Ore. 8-lt NOTICE TO CKKDITOItM In the County Court or Hie Ntate o. Oregon, for Columbia County. In the matter of the Estate of J. V Pheeley. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the uudersigued has ueeu aupoiuieu uu ministratrlx of the estate of J. I'. Sheeley, deceased, by the Count. Court of Columbia fTminfv atntn n' Oregon, and has qualified as such. ah persons uaving claims agalnsi said estate are hereby notified U present the same, duly verified at by law required, to the undersigned at her residence near Vernonia. Co lumbla County, Oregon, within sis nontns from the date hereof. Dated January 20th, 182'. ELLEN RHKEt.EV lilmlnl 1. W. A. HAKIII8. Attorney. First Dubllcatlon 121. Toil SALIC 1 our thoroughbred rooHli-rs; 2 grey I'lymouth Hocks,' 1 White I'lyuiouih Uock and 1 Ore gii W hile I.nghorn. Mrs. C E Chippci ton, liner Inland, Ore. 8-2t I-'Oll SALE -Humpnhlro boar, ready for service; spevdui price to any Colunibiu county farmer. Paul C. AiImiiih, IMkiiio 6K16, Warren, O10. 8-lt "Eeginning Sat., January 29th and continuing un til February 19, , , With each order of One Dozen Photos amount ing to $5.00, will be given 1 Beautiful enlargement 6 VI xV ' i Viith orders $7.00 to $10 per doz., I enlargement 7x11. With orders $15.00 and up, 1 enlargemet.t 11x14. Don't miss this chance. Come early and avoid . the rush. Scott's Studi FOH SALE ut u l.urgain, Chevro. lot llaliy Grand roadster. Is In f'rst class condition. Car can be ho.'ii ut Uurdln'B tiuruge, W'eat St. Helena. 7-2 i roll SALE Al.u-.it fifteen laying pullets unci year old hens. Mixed i breeds, mostly 1, ghorns. l'aul C. Adams, Phono 51'1&. W'urren,, Oni. 8-lt .HI HALE A 3-V4 lumvy half truck uu(,n and a top hiigi;y for $100. Cord wood rack goes with wagon. V. V. McAboy, Colunibiu City, Oro,,on. 8-2 A ;T. HELENS o OREGON SAM) l'Oll SALE $1.76 per yard o i heacu near at. Helens City I'm-k, 2tc per yard discount for prompt payment. K. K. Jones, hr. Helens. 8-4t Turn Pennies Into Dollars Tyoii plant money in a saving account it will grow ' jhtcs w ill turn into dollars. V have no Idea what a small amount deposited In this k weekly will mnuii to you ut the end of a few years. If 'only stop to think how neenssury a savings account Is to f huppiiiiiHS and your success, you will call at this bank !f and gut the particulars. -ings and Checking Accounts a Specialty at this Bank. FOH SALE Almost new three-quar- iur ion trucK. Have no lurthe r use for it and will sell or trade for light car. For further Informa tion call at Hardin's Oarage, Houl tou, Oregon. 6-St" FOll SALE Good road and work horo. weight ubout 1200 pounds, 12 years old. $25 cush or will take heavy pair of shafts for wa gna lis pint payment. Henry C. Flohr, Box 104 KFD, Scuppoose, Or.. 7-os Foil SALE Four pureiTrcd Hoi. s o n calves from .time of the best coas in the country. Dams o.l un official t 'sts. liavw given up to 90 p.iiindti of milk; :; heifers and . Lull lor f a .r. u . or $b0 for the bull Shannon Sliafur, Deer Island Ore. 7 tr MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OV HCAI'POOSK SINCLAIR WILSON. President DAVID M'KINNON WILSON, Vice-President EDWARD E. WIST, Cathler Capital, $26,000.00 United States Depository WOOD MM SALE Old growth fir wood, very little sap. Cut any lunuh. $8 per cord delivered In St. Helens or lloulton. No use to ii;t.i wet wooir when you can get this good cord wootl. John Suttlo, Yunkton, Ore. Phone 24. Prompt delivery. 8tf .'OH SALE 1 mare, weight 1250 in" over, $40; works single or double; 1 brood sow, Chester W'liito, weight alroul 200, $30; 1 i;(il plow, almost hew, 14-inch, with guuge wheel, $20; 1 twine hinder, G-foot cut, almost new, with road trucks; hoiiio Leghorn hens; also some seed out a. White Heavy Yinlder. D. H. Pope, on Ba. chelor Flat road. Phone 6F4. ' 79x F(M SALE One good, all around bay mare; sound and true; weight 1400 pounds One good all around work team, sound - and true; weight 2600 pounds. One bay mure, weight 900 pounds, will drive or work or ride anywhere. One buckskin saddle horse, weight 900 pounds. One pinto saddle horse, weight 90u pounds. One 21-foot launch, good as new, 8 h. p. rttlmor engine. Address Christ Mallibison, St. Helens, Ore., or call at place on Sauvles Island near light house and shipyard. 8-1 The Sanitary Market OYSTERS, FISH, CLAMS AND POULTRY EVERY FRIDAY. Choice Meats All The Time Prices Consistent with Quality. MORTON & WILSON TWO MARKETS O ntral Market Phone 60 Strand Market Phone 48 SPECIAL-SPECIAL 40 Pound Cotton Fflt Mattress CHURCH NOTICES MKTHOIHHT KPIHCOPAL ("The Friendly Church'') ThO Church school hpvllta nrimnt- - O -.. w . U.UL Iy at 9:46. Everyone not connect- Id With Some OtheV achnnl In Knrill.i ly Invited to enjoy with us the fel- loWshiD and Bible Stlldv nf thla hnnr None are too old' and none too young to una a place in some department of our school. ' Morning worshln herlna ni 11-ftA (clock. Tho serve begins at the hour aunolnted and clnnoa nrnmnll. at the noon hour. The pastor wiu preach from the parable of the Ten Virgins under the title, "Prepared, or Unready?' Anthem by the choir. Ing at 6:30. Under the leadership of rPof. O. A. Spless, the young folks will H i unit u lh. Innl. U ,1 n - - -..w . " 1. 1 V iuiiui;i i. 4 iv- gress, Modern Unrighteousness," a study of Japan. Atl young folks of the community cordially invited. Bring Your voire and vmir smile and join In the happy evening service St 7:30 l.lvn nnnv aarvina Special music by the crorus and the mate ijuarieiie, a real treat ror lov ers of good music. Sermon by the nuntf.r nn '"A I ivhi. r.w B . t lrn4e i .. - ....... . ft ui n unci Join the happy crowd at the Friend ly cnurcn next sunaay night. You won i ua sorry. $9.25 WK8T 8T. HKI K.VS Sunday school ac 2:00 1'. M.. fol lowed by the afternoon preaching service at 3 oclock. The pastor will tuik on the parable ui mo Ten Vii- gins. A cordial Invitation is ex tended to all the West St.. Helena folks. Next Thursday evenlns a stuccor.- ticau lecture dealing with the child hood in many lands will be given rt the West St. Helens churc'i. No ad mission will be charged. A fr.jr wlll silvor offering will ho taken to pay expensei. t'OMMUMTV CHURCH Mr. Dorks Pastor. Sunday School 10 A. M. Morning worship with sermon by castor 11 A. M. Christian Endeavor is at 6:45. Evening service 7:45. Sub ject, will be "The Adequaency of God.' Also extra niUBlc. Wilson Ackley. after 3 months' Illness with inflammatory rheuma tism, returned to Portland ready to enter Washington High school. He was calling on Scappoose friends friends Friday and visiting the school. A ORKAT DIKI'KKKNCK Young Willie Wakswork had not been to school tor a uole week, and hence the visit from the school ot fleer, who demanded of Willie's mother the cause. "Well, If yor i: . know.'' she answered, "he's past his thirtlonth ear, an' me and his father reckon: he's had schooling enough, sir.'' "Schooling enough," echoed the ifftcer. "Don't you know madam, I lid not finish my education until I was tvanty.three?" "Yer don't say!", said the mother n astonishment. "But thon, yer see that boy ot ours has brains." Sun day School Advocate. Portland Oas Company granted In creased rates; announces same will he only temporary, based on reduced cost of crude oil. These Mattresses sold only a short time at $15.00 and the regular pricec now is $i2.00. The factory made a special offer which I accepted and while the lot I have on hand lasts, I can sell them at the value price. 35 Lb. Silk Floss; Was $29.25, Now $21.75 30 Lb. Silk Floss; W as $22.50, Now $17.85 ALL OTHKIl UltADKS PROPORTIONATELY LOWER. E. A. Ross Masonic Bldg. St Helens- Ore. WHAT you lose thru baking failure must be added to baking costs it has to be paid for. Calumet Baking. Powder will save you all of that Be cause when you use it there art no failures no losses. Every bak ing is sweet and palatable and stays moist, tender and delicious to the last tasty bite. That's a big saving but that isn't alL You save when you buy Calumet and you save when you use it. rK9rAiiirinr M?M BAKING POWDER Jlllr Nflgj 'BEST BY TEST QjJ)? I 1 It is reasonable in cost and possesses more than the or dinary leavening strength. You pay less and use less. You get the most in pupty, dependability and whole aomeness. In every way it is the best way to keep down bak ing costs. That s what has made it the world's biggest selling baking powder has kept it the favorite of millions of housewives for more than thirty years. Pound can of Calumet contains full 16 os. Some baking powders come in 12 or instead of 16 os. cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want H. " 1 - Sunshine Calss Kecip V, cup of button 12 cups grans) lated surar. 214 cups flour, 1 cup water, z level teaspoons Cab met Baking Powder, 1 tea spoon lemon, yolks of 9 eggs. Then mix in the regular way, ' HOME SWEET HOME 6 JACK "yiLSQM AMD POrJ WILL THE OLD HEN WE GET PMit f owe UT TIE CHICKS? VJlLL ,llf - til j'-rVJE ARE G0lN& To6'H HEN JUST like w iWD use 1 1 -illPV 1 1 s n. ... u-. m..r r- 'v. m. -1 r i .1 : M L'lAT OlO HCN C0UL0 HMCrl ANYTriiN PROtA A TENNIS BALI TO AM ONION-WHY -.,r tiw cue r-t rM A Pirrt rw ICE AKO MXTCHtw OUT 0 JM. ANO ONE TIME. WHEN AX WAS SAWiNG-g A?(l7i WriY- iT WAS a woodpecker'.! OUST THEN LAVED TWPimP tub TrJ V P r I J II It,, ?2,r:,A ((t'cm in I'TJZn MHtij 1