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bi fifteen nilnuli'H.
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Does It Respond?
When you put your foot on the starter, does your
motor respond? When you start up a hill does your
motor respond, or do you find yourself complaining
a nit the quality of gasoline? It isn't the gasoline.
It's your motor and we can put it in condition to do the
work it ought to do. We'll make it respond for you.
Bring your car or telephone and we will call for it.
HARMS BROS.
Expert Auto Mechanics
Shop One Block East of Depot
Tl. CIM-J Ht. Ilcli-us, Oregon
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EVERY man has papers pertaining to his business
or family which he wouldn't lose for a farm. Yet
many of them little realize the advantages of safety
and conveniences afforded by Deposit Vaults and
Boxes.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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SINCLAIR WIL80N, President
DAVID M'KINNON WILSON, Yloe-Prealdeut
EDWARD B. WIST, Caihler
''apltnl and Surplus $.'10,000 l iiltetl State Heponllory
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JACK
"Wilson
tho butcher fnit.nt-fii.An
tha phone?" ' "Kum ov,'r
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lm. I howled back : 'Who d'ye think
y ro u-hlowln' off at? Thl hero's Mr,
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A PACKAGE OV
OUR BUTTER
HrliiKi to your lal lo. u u Nimnl
fur your l.r. Hil, ili, .ioiliii t of (hi-Vi-ry
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fmi.lH. Tlir ,'Iiiii'iiIiik or
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St. Helens Co-Opera,
tive Creamery Assn.
1 CANT ONPESSTAMD WHY THIS UREAL-
DOESN'T RAISE T'll WARM it MfcRE Br
THE STovE.'
THE ST. HELENS MIST,
Want Ads
Til" MIMTH r!,f,., u,u ttrln
rimilta uu.f m nm,, ,.osl ,,,, C(,1(t
wi.rtl an Insup, wlili a minimum of
-5p for tin. tint iiisi-rlloii.
FOR SALE
I OK HAI.K Karly Uohu uned pola
Iouh. U.K. foopur. Ht. llolons. 13-2x
Mill HAI.R KlRht y,mK ,,Kg. i
I'oland China i-iw; 1 I'al. n-1 China
Kilt. J. M. Iliii liln.iid, Warrnn. Ore.
riiiiim 108I'H. 13-3tx
I'OK 8AI,K Hliudidand Eellpo neod
oaln and llurliank (id putatoPB.
I'. II. I,iim!, Wa.run, Ore. I'hone
6I'3. I3tf.
I'Oll SALK-VVbllo gborn hatch
mg ckkh; Hiilott rimtr-lng from
T.niliunl Mtrain; per Rotting, $1 60.
A. T Lawn, Houlton, Ore. 13,4t
l-'Oll SALE At a bargain, (lood up
wrlght piano in first class condi
tion. Mra. L J. Van l)rHlioveu,
Ht. Helena, plione 82 W.
I'Oll SALE One Peoria Hcedur; b
(IIhih, hh good as new; all at a bar
gain. Apply John (inbrielHon,
Warren, Ore. Phone 3F21. 13-3tx
I'Oll SALE lluy ynur carnations
at tho S'-appoiiHO V mi lHt and at otu
third b hh than Portland prices.
Mrs. Mary Turner, ScappoOHe, Ore.
13-tf
KOI I SALE36 high xrado young
owes, ono registered rain, ana
about lg lambs, at a bargain,
ltumey llros., Scappoose, Ore.
13-Stx
KOIl SALE No. 1 clover hay;
wheat and ' Sliadeland Challenge
seed oata and sued potatoo. Hani
incrhcck Pros., Warren. Phone
1KB.. ll-t.f
'Oil SALE Hay, $20 per ton; Hur
bank aoed potatoes; llarred Hock
eggs for hatching, $1.26 per Hot
ting. Win. Hkuzle, Warren, Ore.
l'boim 8K13. 13tf
KOIl SALE A claKHy thoroughbred
liolslnln bull, calf three and ono
half months old. AIho Ilurbunk
Hood potatoes. John JosopliHOn,
Wurrcn, Ore. Phono 6K21 14-2-t
PoLLTKY KOIl SALE Nine Rhode
Inland KimIh, throe white yearling
hens and one July hatched. Roost
er. Splendid layers. Your offor
In my price. J. E. McUougall, Go
ble, Oregon. 14-lx
I'Oll SALE Choire home canned
fruita In quart jars. Pears, poaches,
Ktrawberrles, prunes and cherries.
AIho leather duo fold. Will be
s.ild cheap If taken at oncif Mrs.
1). it. Snead. St. Helens, Ore, Zelg
ler addition 13-2x
KOIl SALE- One span work horses,
weight 3000 lbs. . One brown
Iumhii, good and true, weight 1600
11m. Two vmall homos, one cor
ered hack, onn-bouvy harness and
one hoavy wagon. Prices right.
George W. Grant, Scappoose, Ore.
13-tf
KOIl SALE Loganberry tlpn, $25.00
per tboiiKand. Alxo Oregon Mar
Blialrf. Magoon. Wilson and Gold
Iiollur Ettusherg 80. Strawberry
plantH grown on now land and
free from root weavll and crown
bore. Joseph St'hultz. R. 8, Box
4 5, Salem, Ore. I'hone 98K4.
13-4 tx
KOll SALE At a bargain, new diver
net:,, Kt to 7-inch mush and 40
ply, 6 and 40-ply, 7 Harbours
twine; also, a .small uuioont of 40
ply 6 and 7-twine, Harbours. Ad
dresi, Chinook Packing Company,
Chinook. Wash. 11 it
I'Olt SALE Team of mares, weight
Hull lbs. each. Sound and true
harnoHs and wagon. Also harrow,
plow, rake, d'sc and mowing ma
chine and oilu r fanning imple
ments. All In good condition at
bargain prices. '. E. Giberson, Si.
Helens, Oregon. 14-3x
KOIl SALE New 16ft. skiff, well
built and good heavy work boat,
only $15. Oood motor boat, 26
foot and good engine. Good work
ing onier, a big bargain. Write or
see John Ommidsoii, P. O. Box 22
St Helens, Oregon tf
KOIl SALE Two first class young
cows; one Jersey Durham and
- ono Guernsey Durham. One
cream separator. 600 pounds ca
pacity, in perfect order and at
, half price. Come and see them.
' Terms ' given If doBirod. T. S.
Morrell, Deer Island, Oregon.
11 tt
KOIl SALE Building Material. A
hout 60 double standard windows;
32 double standiird window frames.
, 8000 feet 2x14 26 roufih lumber.
4000. feet 2x6-32 ft. lumber. Burn
trusses 60 feet long. Also a lot of
heavy lumber. All of this materlul
la practically new. For further
particulars, write, phono or gee Ed.
Somniarstrom, Columbia City. Ore
gon, phono 75-J. 13-21
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FRIDAY MARCH 18, 1921
K()l BALE One medium sized work
horxn. AIho one saddle pony. S.
VVoliborn, Warren, Ore. 13-3-tx
KOH BALE A good farm 6 miles
WBKt of Halnlor. 209 acres, sixty
aorua under cultivation, one half
balance panture. Large barn,
water. Address Jared Wilson,
Halnler, Oregon. 2x
FOR SALE One bay maro, weight
about 1000 lbs: ten tin and ennd
workor, Hlnglo or double; price
$25.00. Team of black mares,
weight 2300 lbs; no better for their
size. HartiPHH and good 3-lnch wa-l
gon. All for $200.00. Bert Hoff-j
man, Houlton, Ore. Phone 19K26.
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DRY WOOD FOH SALE Old growth
nr cut In any length, for furnace:
or cook stove. VJji sort our wood '
and furnlxh you the kind you want. I
You will get no big knots or aappy
ploces for your, cook stove and If ;
you want furnace wood, we will i
furnlnh JtiHt the kind you want. I
Trice $7.60 per cord delivered. Oak I
wood, cut any length, $10 per cord i
delivered. Give us a trial order i
and you will he satlHfled. Hill ana!
HeKele, Phone 31J, St. Helens, Or-i
ret'.m. u-.f
MISCELLANEOUS
THEE PRUNING If you want your
fruit trees properly pruned or
sprayed, call Pbon 1F4. 11 tf
A want ad In the St. Helens Mist
Is road in every section of Columbia
ounty. Get the MlBt want-ad habit.
TO TRADE Will trade for a good
cow or aell cheap for cash one set
of heavy work harness. Brand
, new. never used. A. Warr, Box 44,
Doer Island, Oregon, Butterflela
ranch. 14-t-2
WANTED
WANTED To rent 5 -room house.
Write to Box 381, St Helens, Or.
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WANTED Snap shots or pictures of
standing timber, logging scenes,
agricultural, Industrial and sport
scenes, lllg catches or trout, seen- :
Ic views of Columbia river and
fishing streams. Nice homes, log-!
god off lands, land clearing and
cleared lands and small saw mills;
stock scenes, cattlo, horses, sheep,
goats or any other scene that
might Interest a bomeseeker In Co-,
lumbia county. Send pictures to
Secretary, St. Helens Chamber of .
Commerce, St. Helens, Oregon,
with explanatory notes on' back of
picture. 13-S
LOST AND FOUND"
LOST Waterman fountain pen load
ed with purple Ink. Finder will
bo rewarded If pon Is roturned to
this office. 14
She States It Mildly
While suffering with a severe at-'
tack of the grip and threatened with j
pneumonia, Mrs. Annio H. Cooley, of j
Mlddlefield, Conn., began using!
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and ;
was very much benefited by Its use. i
The pains in the cnest soon disap-:
peared, the cough became loose, ex- :
pnctoratlon easy an,, tn a short time
she was as well as ever. Mrs. Cooley
says she cannot speak too highly In :
praise of this remea.
Old and Quaint.
We halted at a quaint old Inn
To rest our legs.
Thero we got some quuint old ham,
And quaint old eggs.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The now $1 .Treasury Saving :
Stamps, Issued with the advent of j
1921, promise a wtde popularity.
They put the Government Savingb :
movement on a dollar basis as they
are exchangeable for the $5 Wai i
Savings Stamp and Treasury Savings '
Certificates of $25, $100 and $1,000
denominations, all of which pay 4 i
per cent. Interest, compounded quar
terly,
Doe Your Car Need
Repairing?
FDR up to the minute
Auto Repairing,
come to our shop
We also carry a full
line of Tires, Tubes, Au
to Accessories, etc
Battery Recharging
and Repairing.
HARDIN'S
GARAGE
Houlton : Oregon
! POMALP' PoNAlO?.' NOW T 7 T
JUST . .
ARRIVED
- SPRING STOCK OF
3-Burner Ker-o-gas
2-Burner Ker-o-gas
2-BurnerK Wickless
SPECIALS While They Last
8-Cup Aluminum Percolator .$1.65
vuart size Double Boiler ... $1.75
New lot of other aluminum cooking utensils,
complete line.
E. A. Ross
Masonic Bldg.
5t. Helens' Ore.
THEN, AND NOW
The meat peddler of the old days, who killed his own
live stock and then sold the meat from the tail of a
cart, is gone from our larger towns and cities. He was
a pioneer and did good service but he couldn't keep up
with his job. Crude methods have given way to new
ideas in sanitation and distribution.
Our Hanitury methods of linndlinK meats is a safeguard against
contamination and you are ahliuicd of the best the market pro
duces.
MORTON & WILSON
TWO MARKETS
Central Market Phone 60 Strand Market Phone 41
SAVE ON YOUR
COFFEE BILL
We have the Standard brands which we sell at a
reduced price. '
ROYAL CLUB, 1 pound can 50
ROYAL CLUB, 3 pound cans : . . .$1.45
M. J. B The Favorite Coffee
1 pound cans i .50
3 pound Cans $1.45
BULK COFFEE You save money and get
just as good coffee when you buy our bulk coffee. It
is freshly roasted and ground.
3 pounds for $1.00
The quality and value can't be beat.
FRESH VEGETABLES Every day" we receive
a shipment of fresh and choice vegetables. We guar- '
antee satisfaction and price. Let us supply you.
Our Meat Department
In addition to the choicest cuts of meat, we have
other articles you may want.
Our Own Make Lard, No. 5's ... v. .$1.05
Our Own Make Lard, No. 10's $2.00
Bacon Back, Very Choice, per lb . .40
On Friday and Saturday we have fish, and fresh
crabs. " . i
You will like HALLBERG'S UNIQUE BACON
AND HAMS.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO CARRY WE DELIVER
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Columbia River Meat Co.
U Heloiu, Or.
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OIL COOK STOVES .
$15.75
...$19.75
... $9.75
Rutherford Uuilding
Phone 80
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