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Newspaper Page TextV 0 ,' THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY MARCH 18. 1921 " i'uti iHiun. All I.I.Ih to m ,Ilr,..Ml to tl,o uu-'IniHixn-.l ut C'lutHkunl.,. ()m.ki IM.IH.I i., flrt pnhHH,,,,,, Mui.,. liil Pul'llfttllon April 8. tluardli.,, of tin, HIlt , . iilond ('. TI.iiH.r. Anna M. Tlrliit--M.r. AllM.rt W. It. Tl-l,r , , 1'lor.m.) li. Tl.ihmmr, i,Hr 13-Hl " pap.t? piuif 1 NOTH H T(M lti:iUT()ltS In tho tnunly ronrf of tho Htul of Orocon for Columbia county. 1,1 tllu mutlor of tlm ehlulu of Kd moei Niiuiniiti, durimHml, Not It Ih lu-rohy glvon that tlm CAHK OV KITf'IIKN t'TKNKHJ If you find your cooklnK (IIhIiph with a "ont of burned and hlacknimd crnum It may l roiit.ivod liy hulling for an liour or mora In a Holiitlou of KtroiiK ""I or wunk lyti In a lurg r Imllor which will hold iiiioiikIi wa tur to entirely rover them; then arm pa uud m'oiir wltll bum (I, anlica, or Mil 1 1 11 . TIiih ill lint ho well dried before tliey arn nt away or they will riiHt. HIkvkh hIioiiIiI ho wiiHhed with a Iji iihIi anil dried In a wnrm placo. Tlm Kt? heuter hIioiiIiI hn wiihIiimI Iniineillatoly nfler It Ih iihxiI Unit IIih i-KK will Hot harden on It In liiairim Hlhln pliu'i'M. Kei'p tho cog wheidn dry. Womleii warn hIioiiIiI not he put near tlm flro to dry or It will crack, or warp. In Hi'li'i'tlng new uIoiihIIh rlioCHn IhoHii wltll few t rl in tn I ii kh and cor nel h to hold dirt. It payH to got good warn an It may ho kept In bettor hIiii: ami will IiihI hniRer. Iluvo plenty of kIiimh or tin revered iIInIioh, lahelled, III which to Htore food mid kei'ii out ilUHt uml IliHecln. Thomi liniHt j he Hi-alded and ulrnd at Union to keep HWeet. Kiiiimel lined uti'imllK arn hurt by Mill HI I oil K ifi niiniitiii iiriii Hn HUH.'" ni'ii IMflll'l) IH Aiari'll IIih lll'M rii. I .. t . v-.wv.v,,, (ll ottiU ran lea tlio Ktitttnel to crack and chin 'and ""' dull, of t, last tiiilill,-ut ion' M .V. i V V.",""'1 Kld r"K-.lullo Ity of St. Helens, Oregon, and pub- .iff from t in outer coal. Kor DiIh thereof Ih Ai.rll Kin iiii ' .. ..,,., niiBrrai to aim namm lucrum. i-eaHon tliey do not Inako icood cook- I HKKM AN K'IIMIiT. In K' uteimllH. I I'teetitor of tint IbhI will nnd Tcmn- A I ii mi iti ti ill ih injnreii ny hi roll I, n oi minion Kimiiiiuii liecea ed ' 1 1 o, in mock 31, and Lots jr., i, 17, lo tho OwnorH of tlm reHl proporly 1 1 8- 19. 20. 21 and 22. In P.lock 44 heroin below described, and to all a" ,n l City of St. Helena, in Co- peiHoiiK con corned: lumlila County, Oregon; Ni.llcn Ih Hereby (iiven. That, tht 1 A"d lle r'uHher Kesolved, Thai ominon Council of the City of Kt. a" "f ad lots above described are lleleiiH, In Columbln County, Oregon hroby deemed to be Hpoclally bene "ii tho 31nt day of January, 1921, fit,!1. directly and Indirectly, by such y a rcHolutlon duly punned . declared , '"iprovi-ment ; ih Intention of Improving ti,t por- j Am' 't Further Keaolved Thai "' Winter Htrwt In mild city Hie liecorder of Huld City be. and he riom tlm center lino of Willamette'1'""'1 Ih. directed to puhllHh no'lce ;il reet to a point 455 feet northerly j,,f Intention of Raid City Council thereof, all in Hald Citv l.v ,.i..t,ri.,.,' to imnrovn nald i,ni.,n n.- and grubbing tin, Hume to u width of 'H""t Immediately upon thla HeHO ik fi-ot and tnacadumls'.iiig It to u'lu,ln becoming operative, as requlr- , 14 in accordance with I'"' ny the Charter of wald City and i i" plaiiH. and Hpeclflcatli.tiH now on "iotlfyiiig the ownem of the ahove ' ".! uni 111 Ham illy; 1 "'""."oeu rem properly HUhJect to as- ..ul,l... r....l...l -.r. .,...vuJovll. doiHlgiied 1 1 nil,,,,,. h,.i . npeciuoH witii con- "".Hmein ior mien improvement that I'-HigiiKi llM.man Hchmldt baa been ivenlent certainty tho nart of .tre.. .written remotiHtranceH n.n. .ul i Itttriflllt tllil .11 II I.. 1 nr. 'V. ., i """Y" ""'I ourti ' " V 1 '"iprovoii. tho kind propiHed Improvement may be filed Ii;"!? '"Mt NVI" u"(1 '''"Hla-I ';f Iniproveu.ent proponed to be made, I with the Recorder of Hald City wlth 1 a 1 . . I S,:"1""", N',"iiia.i1 deceaned: l' action of the Council in rteclar. twenty day from the date of the nH.a 7h '";'7 ;''' Wlt lh0j"'K '-'"-"Ion of making BB, l, ' first publication of Hald notice; "y It , l ?:1'1 "''' ,",r"v,"'""',H; "' directing of public. And llo It Further IteHolved, That v w ( V if ? "lU; "" '.' " ,,1"r"of- ""' Prvldlnh ithiH Ueiuu,,,, ,, conlained and em- 1 I. I II1 th n flrut nnlilliiill..,, ,r,n .1 .1 niiimiieii oi ""i u iuuiiHlieu k proV Oftfl by " .1 'x ! . , r "'1 " '"' ;,,"in """ i" "r-"- !soct,un 105 f ot m The bit , iu, n it .,.,1 11 ! tl".'r"f. ""'I "II other nee Hly. In tho St. Helena Mbit, a new t l .,Ui,.",.Sl . " '"''Irr liila. Information and fact paper of general circulation in , ..ih 13-B-t red by burn d greao thlH may be , ,.,.., , ..,, ... j that portion of Winter Street in the . Kr"!l'1' I'""""'! "" adopted thin 31at veil ny Milium ror rive iiiiiuiien - , n,. r s, n.,,.,1H ()r,..,.n fr.,, .,, uay or January, A. U. 1921. hoiIu or lye or waHliliig powder xolutloUH. T!i darkening left on aluminum uIoiihIIh hy hard water Ik1 Nl'.MMONM harinleH. When aluminum I men Hie Cli.oli fr.uvl of the Sm f rftvi'l ,'H l'. R,rni. nun niMj in' run, , 111 II ii Holiillon of four tubleHtiooiiH of f iimiIIc acid cryHtnlH In a gallon of wa C A. harlio and Mattle S. Iiarbo. IiIh ter, or let t IiIh hIuiiiI cold In the nlen- i wife, I'laliilUfn nil over night. It Ih Impracticable to ' ' iilieiupt to keep 11 1 II in In ii til "bright ii ti I h ti 1 ii I ti k " aH If now; but It may lie kept Hiinliury and whotuiiome and free from dirt by Hcourlug with ordl iniry "cleanHerK" for kitchen uhh. Steel ,.ool, purrhiiHiiil at any hard iii in. Ik a vuliiable aid In keeping Hii'iiHlli clean. lllfon, oraled liereln nu .,ri ..r ,1.1..! l,l n. 1 (...-,i t . - -- v ..1 mm tt f uiiuur neHoivea, 1 nai iM.M.e and Ih In wordn and figures Hiat certain Resolution passed f-Howliig, to-wlt: ; July 21, 1920, by said Common RKHOI.ITION Council, for the Improvement of said Re. iluilon of tne t ommoii Conn- ?orlio" " Winter Street In said City, en or I lie city of St. Helens Oregon u " Ba,"e nereny is, re- 1' im ii,,' Hn liiicMii,,,, i i,,.r,. ..i, pe-in o. . iiijii nn: U I I I WCM AMI iiomi: roiMi ns I 1 ill Oregon Agrb lilllirnl Colli ge lie'p lii controlling apple mildew can he act omplmhed by priinlng out t Ki elfecieil liiHt year. Thorough I). J. IliooliH, mill uIho all other per h iiih or l arlleH i:known claiming any right, title, mute, Hen or In loreat In the real hiate miHcrlbeo in the coin pin in 1. herein. Defendants. To O. J. HroiikH, and alno all other peniiiiiH or parlieH utifuiowii Claiming any right, title. i-Hlatn, lien or Inter Ht In the real estate described In the complaint herein: In the name of the Stale of Ore gon, you, and each of you, are here by directed to upbear and answer tig Ih luiiulicd In tho uprlng lo!'!'" "omplaint filed agalmd you in make the control nioro effective. Hay HIioiiIiI be foil dairy ratlin as lul" In iliii spring an they will eat It. ISecauiio Hie gni"H hiiH Hturled to gr.ov. ilalr men should not st,.p feeii Iiik" nam and hay and expect the in 1 1 K r ililctloil lo keep up. A pr,irtl'-iil roiimn In soils will bo i-ivoM in mimmer Hdiool ul (). A C. by I'r ir-HHor C. V. t)UH;-k, This the above entitled Hlt. on or before the 2Mb day of March. 1921. being more I linn six w.-e'.s after tlio date of the flrnt publication of this suni- i 1. and If you fall to no appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiffs, will apply to the court for the relief demanded In their com plaint, to-wlt: Kor a decree cat Iling that cer tain purported contract bearing date 1 rve will be Tor teachers of agrl- i ' . "' ' 7 ' "' , , K,, nilliii,. In lil-l. Hcho.dH and .,. hers "L . , l '"mk win. wish lo take It. This cnurs bus !,, I " '' '"A 11 H VT'"'" of r"1111"- no, I offered at summer school j L' Z f l V 0ro""' ""a X'U ., ... , ,, fS thereof, and attempting and iur fur 1 he last two years. Soils O. A. C. Po'aious that are sinoolb, sound mid of medium sl.o from 5 to 8 oiinreM -nhoiilil be selected from the I In f, ,r planting. Those that arn 111 shinned, partly decned, or that have d .i oloraMoiiH In the flenh should not h, Hied for seed. I'lrk out for seed only marketable tubers or Hump thru you Mould buy to serve on your own table, oiuall nnd knotty potatnes thai ou laniint sell and do not want to eat should not be used for plant lio: Small pnlat'iies from healthy h'll niliHl.-;! stick may be lined with go ul renultM but llllbl potatoim as they come from Hie s..rter or I, In of 1 n attempting and iur porting to effect Lots 11 and 12. Hloik 43. and I-ot I. lllock 37. all in Moeck's Addition to the City of Rain ier, Columbia County, Htulo of Ore- loue. and ttml Hie tumm Iwi rr force or effect mid forever rnmovln-r l'"Ul1 13H.O0: from the title of plaintiffs any cloud I Alli Whereas. The Common Coun apparent or ollierw.-He bv reiiHon ofl''1' of s"1'1 ('l,v having now exam- A. F. BARNETT. rrenidenl of the Council Acting In Absence ot the Mayor. J. 1$. GODFREY. Recorder. And You Aro Hereby Further No- AtteHt: center line of win-, ,,., t,.... . i 1 eas, 4. 1 point 455 feet northerly' thereof ' 1 Sa' - adopting the Km-lueer's mllmatn i.r Approved by the Mayor this Janu the probable cost thereof, adopting,"17- 1921 nlaiiM and Hiiecirii. mi, ,i,u r..H ,,....1. 1... I ' - " nui. 11 in. provcTiiciit. and repealing that cer tain Resolution passed July 21, 1920. ror the improvement of said portion of Mild Winter Street. Whereas, The Common Council of till) City Of St. Helens. (Irei.ni. .!... lug It expedient to Improve all that tif!l'd aml rp,luire'l to make and file motion of Winter Street In mild City our wril,on remonstrance or from the center lino of WIllameMe "lonatraiiees -with the Recorder of Street to a point 455 feet northerly clly ot st- Helens, against th itiereor, all l;i said City by clearing P'oposeu iinprovenienis so set lortn :nibbing and gradtrig the same to a Hal" R'wuiutlon within twenty width of eighteen feet snd i,i,,,.u,in,. ,la'B rr"'i the date of the first pub- Izlng the suld grade to a width of ''''""'"i "f thla notice which Is dateo twelve feet with crushed rock 1..,.. antl ,rst published March 4, 1921. cailam. the whole Improvement to be Alld '-:il"KB 1118 owners of two-thirds In accordance with the mens t.tnna or more in rront lootage of the prop. riroflloH and Kpeelf Iratlons on file In' erly described In said Resolution do the office of the City Recorder of so remonstrate within the time de- sa'rt city and In accordance with the . IK . lne LO,lnc'1 provide by ostalilbihed grade thereof- uriunance ror making said iniprovb And whereas. The Fngineer of said m,"t in accordance with the plans ( Ity 011 July 12. 1920, at tho request 1UIU speciricaiions so previously of said Common Council, filed In th adopted by the Council In said Reso- oifico of the Cltv Recorder of mibl , lul ''Ity, maps; plans, profiles and sue-1 Dated and first published March "Kb'n'ld'is of such Improvement with I 2 'he grade ns OKtabllnhed by h'tn, and thereafter on January 24, 1921, Bald r.ngtneer riled an estimate or re-entl mate of the prol ablo cont of such Im- J. B. GODFREY, Recorder of the City of St. Helens, Oregon. Salem 500.000 Oregon prune? go urovenieiit. which cost Ih eHtlmaten i'"1 ,() "oll;inl- hy said (ity Kngineer to be In thei "i purporieii contract mid rorover luirrlng said defendant O. I,. Hrook.t lued said maps, . plans, profiles and ineiificutloiiH and the estimate of and also all iihi boiih or nart lea iin-i"1" prohahlo cont of such Improve- known from ever claiming any right. "w,nt. now find the samo to be sat- XOTICK TO CKKDITOK8. In the Count)' Court of the State of (Iri-pm for Columbia County In the matter of the estate of J. J. Hruwno deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Frederick M. PeNeffe, plant 1 hem If you want Hie hunt crop. 1 aey aro si-run stofk No IK l; .!' (.( ARHIWS HM.K No'l'ICK N hereby given that piir'oniiici. of and by virtue of a title, estate. Ib n or Interest in and ""factory In all particulars, without na 'K' n ppoiu ("ii ny me aoove en to said real estate bv reason of nald i fnnkintr ny change or changes there- lU'a 'urt admlnlHtrator of the es purported contract: for such other'"': .state of J. J. Browne, deceasod. All and further relief as to tin) court mav Now. Therefore, Re It Resolved , Imtmoiis having claims against said S' eni meet, proper and ei, nimble ami i My the Common Council of the City .Klal nr "ereny reyuestea 10 pro of St. Helens. Oregon, that all that 1,11,1 B"",e- uu'-v verl"BU 'lH poiiio.1 of Winter Street eommene- I'r"l,or vouchers, within six months ing at the center line of Willamette from ,ll! dil,e of the flrst Pubtlon or mis notice, 10 tne saia aamin- ' """ IMituto rr..p are degen flir ,,,. ,, AMtUrm,, ()f atei of the worst kind. Iio not .i I mi It. This suiiiiiiiniH Is ublinhed by or der of Hon. J. A. Kakiii, judge of tho abovu'eiititled court, dated Feb ruary 9th, 1921. (Hireling publica tion In Iho Kt. Helen Mist, a news- Street nnd ending at a point 455 foot ttortlierlv tliorofrom In an 1,1 , Isn nior. Cltv. bo Improved bv clearing grub-I Tho 1,11,0 of tne first PuWIcatlon bln'g. and urnilliiir the same, on the "? ""li,-fi '8 Marc' L 1921. and paper printed, puhloihod and huving ' established grade to a width of the date of tho last publication there- 1 ,, I ..It-.... I. .11.... I.. ,k. I . . . . . ' . . nt in At. fit fi 1Q91 i 1 1 1. ... "! hi" ouin v ireo nieen reel, or 11110 root on each :" 1 ... ,inu s'liie aioresa 11. ror a nor oil oi t'ounly Court of the ntata of Oregon, ir i oiiitnbla ( ounty, on March 9. I'.1'.'!. In the matter of the F.Klat" and (iuarillan .i!p of Raymond C. Tlchu nor. Anna M. Tlchetior, Albert W. R. Tirhciior uud Florence l. Tlchenor. mliio m. aiitii,. rlzlng, llreiislng and empowering Hie gunrdlnn thereof to "'II all i!;n real property of said ch late at private sale, tlm utideridgiied. as giiard'an of said estate, will noil at private sale to the highest bidder six coiiBecut ivo and vuccnsslve weeks, the dale of the first publication be ing February 11th. 1921 and the dati) of the Inst p.itilicatlon being Murch 25th. 1921. J. ItlUTiO t'Ol.WARTH, Attorney for lialntlfrH. I'. O. Addles. S01 Spalding llldg , I'm I In ml. Oregon. dde of the center line of said Winter! SIMMONS for ia.li, (ten per cent to be paid on ,'" ,I,B t'lr,,,,lt (''"'rt f Hie Stato of a .-ceptance of bid nnd balance on -Orc-Ki.ti. for Columbia County. onrirnialliiti of sine by said Courl) 11 "in mid nrinr Uiiriirl,iv u... 11,1, dav of April, 1921 nnd conllniilng said sale until said real property has neon sold, all the right, title, Interest and online of the estate of said min ors In and to the following described real property In Columbia County. Oregon, to-wlt: An undivided otio-olghth Interest n and to lots numbered 2 nnd 3 In block numbered One. In the town of l'.ryanlvllln, now city of Clals Kanle; said lot two being also tie nhod as beginning at a point In lie eaaterly boundary lllitt of Neha- eni street ifl ft northerly from the S.W. cornor of said block one, '"id running tbenco southerly along wud easterly boundary linn of Neha fin hi reel fi feet to the N. W. cor ner of suld lot 3; thence easterly along the northerly boundary lino of "aid lot 3 , diHtiinco of 100 feet to e N. R. corner of mild lot 3; thenco northerly nnd parallel with the east erly boundary lino of Nobalem street rent to a point; and thenco west "rly 10 'ie point of beginning; Also "i undivided one-Hlxtoenth InteroHi mm io the east half of the N. W. nuiirtor "id the wost half of tho N. tOWIlHlltp 'limner or section 30 Dllworth Halght, I'lalntlff, vs. Eva C. Halght, Defemlant. To Eva C. Halght, defendant above FREDERICK M. PeNEFFE, Street mid covering the same with Aomtntstrator or tne 1 estate or j. j. crunbi'd rock macadam pavement for I Browne. Deceased, a width of twelve feet, or six feet on I ; TTZ each side of the center line of said , Oregon has enacted 26 new school Stree,; tne macadam to be nine 'ws many Increasing salaries and Inches thick nnd made up of six Inches of course crushed rock, well rolled, and three Inches of binder and one Inch rock and screenings, all to be wet mid rolled Into a compact taxution. SIMMONS In tlio Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Co- 1 u t.iltlia pavement, all In accordance with 'heyora tiorn Plalntlft established grade nnd the maps, j vs' ' plana, profiles nnd specifications of WaiX jrn' Defendant. tlm City Engineer on file In the of-1 To Max Horn, Defendant abova flee of the Recorder of said Clty, ; uatnod : which established grade, maps. platiH, ; in the Name of the State of Ore- profiles and specification are her,g0n: You are hereby required to a p. named. In the name of the Slate of . , , , , I III "1 Ml n HUM eiii.i iiiviiio-o.i ...... - - - tini , 1 vu a I W UUlWt'J 1 UllUII VV . W M 1 Oregon, yon are hereby ,.ouulrod to 1 nf(,rr()() , , ,,, HIu1 made a part , pear and answer the complaint til- ai P- ar ami answer 1110 compiaini ()f ,)lH ,,,,,1,,,, . nn(I glld Common ied asalnst you In the above entitled f led against you In tho above en- ,.,,,. ,rebv adopts the establish suit on or befora the last day of titled Unrt on or befoio the 2d daymo)t of ,.,, Bn(lo Hn, ,ne mphi : the time prescribed in the order for of April. 19J1, mid if you fail to up-1 , profiles and specifications re-Uba publication of summons made pear and answer said complaint for , , , mrp, (,fllll.ei, its n- herein, to-wlt: on or before Satur- wa.it thereof, plaintiff will app ly to j , , , (VB mid rl,on of day. the 19th day of March. 1JE1, ho court for he r f prayed for, fl , ,, ( s lts ln.;and if you fall to appear and atta in said complaint, to-wlt: For a de tention to so Improve tho same; oreo dissolving a marriage contract heretofore nnd now exlHtlng between this plaintiff nnd defendant; nnd for such other and further relief as to the court may seoni meet antl equi table This Hiiiuitioiis Ih served upon yon hy publication thereof, pursuant to 1 . . m . 1. , r A 1... 1. 1 .. in oruor 01 uie ....... j. . .... . ,131U0 which estimate Is Judge of tho above entitled ( 'ourt, 1 ; ' , ; ,,,,,,.,. H .,.. made mid entered on tho 15th day ofl K'mied by said Engineer as fol- n-nr. for want thereof, the nlalntiff Sn llllM'Vi III" nauir, y And Ho It. Further Resolved. That vvr 1.. v,..v .u , the Common Council of said C,y ; ief prayed for In tho complaint filed adopt and approve, and it does here-. r " by adopt nnd approve the estimate or re-estitnato of tho probable cost of the proposed Improvement so sub mitted hy the Engineer of said City on January 24. 1921. to-wlt: the Feb.. 1921, directing that such pub lication bo made In the St. Helens Mist, a newspaper or general circu lation, published In St. HoIoiih, in Hald Couuly and Slate, onco a week for six consecutive weeks, the first publication thereof being on the lStlt lows G.O ruble yards earth exca vation at $0.50 per cubic yard ; . . . , 2.5b 130.0 cubic yards solid rock excavation at $5.00 per cubic yard 650.00 pUI.IICa.lll.l Ilieieoi oi'oiK lira mill - .., day of Feb.. 1921. and the last pub- Scattered light clearing and lloallon thereof being on tlio 1st nay of April, 1921. O. J. GATZMEYER. Attorney for lialntlff 401 Dokum lllilg., Portland, Ore'. Why Colds are lniiterous It Ih the serious diseases thai colds lead to that niukim them dangerous. They prepare the system for the rn- irrubblng 28 00 28 lineal feet or 9-incn aiiu co culvert pipe in place. . 4 55 lineal feet macadam t.ienl at $1.30 per lineal foot This summons Ii published once a week for six consecutive weeks In the St. Helens Mist, a newspapar ot general circulation, published at St. i Helens, Columbia l ounty, Oregon, nnd is by virtue ot an order 01 tn Hon. J. A. Eakin, Judge of th. abova entitled Court, duly made and en tered In this suit on the 2Sth day ! of January. 1921, and the date of the first publication herein lathe 4th day of February, 1921, and the date of the last publication la March 18th, 1921. FRED W. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Resi dence and Post Offioe Address, Rainier, Oregon. 4 2.01, 591.6ti , Forethought Hans was speaking about the high price ot cabbage in his town. "Kebbeges is awful high die year," he said, "Me and mine vife puts up seven, eight, nine barrels of sauer-kraut efery year, but ve can't ala. year. De kebbeges cost too Total $1811.00 And He It Further Resolved. That 11.,, coil of said Improvement be lev- 1 toy prepare Hie synnon no u,o ... .... . "...1 -..l,,at all of III". Jl centlon and development of the germs led upon and assessed 1 Bt : mUch. .. t.iiiiHiuiui. uiieumoiiia. tubuioolos.s, 1 the loia, lm;'s or iv ' " ll; j "Hut you put up some sauerkraut. of land specially uoneniaii oy "ui.ii dlmVt yoUi nans?" questioned a Improvement as rwiiuueu aim vu ed by the Chartor of said City; and It Is hereby determined and declared that all tho lots of land specially ben efited, directly or Indl-ecMy, are tho or liifluotuu. umnimoiiiu, tuburoolos dyplheiia. Hcarlet fever, whooping cough and measles. You arn much nioro likely to contract those dlsoaseB whon yu havo a cold. For that rea s-t should got rid of evory cold as quickly as poHsinie. 1 ..aiiuie. nim Cough Remedy wll help you. It Is .following, 10-w. . widely known as a cure for had colds. All of Lots 1, Z. . . . . . friend "Oh, yes, two or free barrels, Jusv to have In da house In case of slck ness." Minneapolis Journal. Falls City to have $60,000 cannery. SCAPPOOSE GARAGE Come to us for First Class Auto Repairing. Expert Trouble Shooters. We also handle a Complete Line of TIRES, TUBES, OILS, GREASES, AND ALL ACCESSORIES. C E. WICKSTROM,. Proprietor HCAI'POOSK, OREGON. (( Beauty or Abundance? l A sf rain 1 1 Which is more important to the farmer. that produces beautiful individual specimens or one tnat gives an abundant yield of consis tent good quality ? Do you want blue ribbons or bushels per acre? A new way of judging farm produce is described in Iffe COUNTRY GEBJTLEMAM A. R. Rice tells of agricultural exhibits where corn, for example, is judged on its germinating and producing qualities not on its good looks. It sounds like a sane idea. Thk Country Gentleman is the business farmer's weekly it is edited to help make the farm pay. And a strain of corn or of hogs or of beef or dairy cattle that produces the yield that brings in the profit is the strain that it pays the business fanner to grow. This national service weekly of progressive farm methods aways reports to its 800,000 prosperous read ers the developments and im provement that will show on the farm bank account. Every week it brings a helpful and in spiring message on each Thursday of the next 52 waeks it will visit you if you seod me just $1.00 today. It' a part of your business equipment Lloyd Daly 711 EAST SALMON ST. 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