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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST, HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1921 I I Want Ads The MIMT'B rljumlfk-d nil brlnK it-milt unil at lllllo cost. One rent a woril tin Ihkuc, with minimum of 25o for tlio first Inucrtlon. FOR SALE FOR BALE Hinuli pigs, 7 weeks old; 5 S. V. McCallura, Yankton Road. 17-tf FOR BALE An 8 II. 1'. upright boll or; fair condition. St. Helens Co operative Creamory Co. 16-tf. KOIt SALE Keed your chickens buttermilk. For Hule at fit. Helens Co-()puratlva Creamery Co. 16-tf. Dare You Step on 'Er? When you get out on the highway with your car these line days and you come to a straight stretch with no one in sight, there's a strong temptation to "Step on 'cr." Hut what about your brakes, your steering gear or other parts of your car? Let us keep your car in condition for you let us make your motoring a safer pleasure. HARMS BROS. . Expert Auto Mechanics Shop One Block East of Depot Agents for T.-i. I an-J Hi. Helens, Oregon Goodrich Tires and Tubes FOR BALE Cliolce cabbage and to m u to ptuntH. II. IhuIu, Ht. Helens, Ore., clout to Little Mill. 18-tx KOK BALK Shadoland Eclipse Roud outs and llurhunk seed potatoes. I'. II. Lund, Warren, Ore. Phono &F3. 13tf. KOK BALK Atahargain. Mood up wrlght piano In first dim condi tion. Mn. L J. Van Orshoven, Bt. Helens, pKone 82 W. KOK BALE Duy your carnations at tlio Scappoose V lorlst and at om third less than Portland prices. Mm. Mary Turner, Scappoose, Ore. 13-tf KOK BALE Young pigs. AIho reg istered St. MawoH bull calf. $50 or will trado for beef cattle. N. Sherwood, Wurren, Ore. Phone RK21. 17-2X KOK SALE Kino Burl Walnut Pinna In first cluss condition, 1275 tukes It. AIho tome furniture. Cull at first house on hll lback of school. Pox 687 St. HoleiiB, Ore. 13-lx m-.JkAiyn , ,im Mis At Auction Saturday, April 30, 1921 1 7 head, most of them of serviceable age, others younger, but none less than five months old, nicely marked, correct conformation, popular breeding, from profitable cows and sired by the royally bted, Herd Bulls on the Frakcs Farm. An ideal opportunity to secure bulls eligible to head Registered Herds or a profitable investment for the owner of grade cattle. Sale held on the Lakeside Stock Farm, near Scap poose. Easily reached the morning of sale. Those coming by stage or local train should get ofi at John son's crossing and walk east to the farm. Free Lunch at Noon Sale Starts Immediately Thereafter REMEMBER The bull is half of the herd, come and select one of the beauties in this sale. Herd undet U. S. Government inspection ; all cattle free from Tu berculosis. Catalog giving full description free upon request to Sale Manager or owner. P. A. FRAKES, Owner Scappoose, Oregon Auctioneer, COL, J. W.HUGHES, Forest Grove, Ore. Sale Manager E. A. Rhoten, Salem, Oregon Clerk W. L. Tennant. HEIFERS FOR SALE Sum,, ciioli'ct fcmitlea will bo offered ut prlvule sale, t tl I' "I'm. April , hul not before. Also, Mi. ,ikrM linn some nlrely marked Fox terrier pill "'"I two young mures, very desirable, that will bo offered nt wiy KOK BALE One horso, years old; weight, 1400 pounds; good work er; M50. One sorrel mare, years old: welirht 1500 nniiniln: ..$100. AIho 6 milk cowg, your choice out of herd. Koy A Van C leve, houlh Scappoose, Oregon 17-t KOK SALE Ono purebred Hork ahlre hour, weight 250 pounds and one brood bow. Five ahoutH, weight aliout ninety pounds and also small pigs. O. J. Jasper, Deer ' iHlund, Oregon. 17-2t KOK SALE Thrro milk cowg, one fresh and all milking. Also one net heavy douhte h.Tnoss and two borne low wheel wagon. Mrs. W A. Evans, Warren, Ore. 17-2x KOK SALE Nw 16.U. skiff, well built and good heavy work boat. only 14 5. (iood motor boat, 26 feut ana good engine. Good work Inn oruor, a big bargain. Write or see John Ouiundson, P. O. Iloi 282 St Unions, Oregon Stf AUTO OWNER Have your initials put on your car. it might save you troublo and expense In case of theft. Lettering neatly and promptly done and letters guaran teed to stay. Ask for Mrs. B. Tracoy at Kleldhouse Motor Co. St. Helens. 17-t-x KOK KENT A place sultublo for stock or dairy. John Dowd, Phone UK2. St. Helens. Oregon. 17-tf. KOK SALE Wheat and American Wonder and liuiliatik seed pota toes. ll.itnnibcck Pros. Warren, Phone 1 K5 17-tf KOK SALE White Leghorn chick ens, ten mouths old $1.15 each. Hurry Politls, near Columbia County Mill, Ht. Helens. Om. P. O. Iiox 210 n-2x Having secured the services of Fred Hlatt, a first clans barber, I am now in position to drive you any where at any time. Seven passenger 'ar. She riiies ilne. Phono 15SW . L. Morley. The Raod to HappineM. You must keep wall it you with t be happy. When constipated Uk oa or two of Chamberlain's Tablets Im mediately after supper. They causa a gentle movement of tha bowala. KOK SALE Seventeen months old Keg. Jersey hull. Kussy's Ferris' Noble Block. Price $100 or will exchange for a high grade Jersey milk cow. M. K. King, Scappoose, Ore., Star Koiite. 17-2-tx KOK SALE Kami Land and Stock Ranch. I have farm land, one half cleared, twenty aeres and fifty acres and fine stock ranch, 160 acres, one SO timber, the balance pasture. Open range for milos around stock ranch. Come and see It. Prices are right. Andrew Parker, Vernon la, Oregon. 16-6-tx u KOK SALE Kino Hurl Walnut Piano In first class condition, library ta blo, dining table, Iron bed spring and mattress, mission wood bed, spring and mattress, two sanitary couches, one pad, one cot, chiffon ier, two combination dressers. All for $400. Box 637 St. IIeens Ore. ' 18-1-x KOK SALE: White Leghorn Sotting eggs, por setting; $1.25. Good lay ing strain. Also place your order for llolshevlc Duck eggs. Those ducks don't quack. Eggs are same as chicken eggs and fine for eating. A Queen Incubator and Reliable brooder for sale at half price. E. Lossard. Columbia County Mill, St. Helens, Oregon. 16-4-t EAT UNCLE WALTER'S HONEY. Retuoinbor, we sell beo supplies. All hive, complete. ?4.65; 10-frame hive, complete, $4.75; super 8 frame, complete, $1.86; super 10 frunie, complete, $2.00; 10 B frames nailed and wired, $1.00. Brood found, 85c per pound; sec tion found, 90o per pound; sec tions, $2.20 per 100; smokers veils, etc Walter Carrington, Reu ben, Orogon. (Railroad station, Goble.) 1M DRY WOOD FOR SALE Old growth fir cut in any lengtn, tor luruuw or cook stove. We sort our wood nnd furnish you the kind you want. You will get no big knots or sappy pioce'a for your cook stove and r you want furnace wood, we will furnish Just the kind you want. Price $7.60 per cord dellvored. Oak wood, cut any length, $10 por cord delivered. Give us trial order and you will be satisfied. Hill and Hogole, Phono 31J, St. Helens. Or- Minn 14-11. KOK KALE Driving mare, harness and buggy; also one young team, weight about H000 pounds; wagon and harness. Ilnrgain prices will bii given. St. Helens Transfer Co., St. Helens, Ore. Phono 15. 17tf KOK SALE- Smal pigs. Wm. Sku.le, Warren, Ore. Phono 8K13. 17-tf KOK HALE Cood und true horses. I have what you v.ant Oeorse W. Grant, Scuppoo e, Oregon. 17-tf KOK SALE Modern new house ana two lols on Winter street on Nob Hill. House lias five rooms, bath, electric, lights, good basemeni. Also four good lols adjoining, pood soil with garden nd all fenced, boiiir fruit trees and big barn for six cows, chicken house 4 0x12 and small one room house 14x18. Rea son for Belling, slckiiesn and must change climate. Will make good prim and give good terniH. This Is a big bargain for one who wants to own a nice homo and have a garden. Peter Ilanis at St. Helens Cafe. P. O. Iiox 501, St. Helens. 17-2x It Takes Resolution This matter of saving money. Don't think about it too long just bring along what money you can spare, AND OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT with that. Once you have an account, however small, you'll be interested in add ing to it First thing you know it will amount to quite a sum. Then you'll realize what an important step you took when you started. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. HELENS Member Federal Reserva System CHAS. GRAHAM, President. II. A. CHILI. ChW MISCELLANEOUS VOPR HAULING Done at reason able rates. Phone 62J. 1-tx , TREE PRUNING If you waat your fruit trftM Tironrlv nrnnftri rr ' sprayed, call Phona 1F4. 11 tf TAKEN UP AT MV PLACE March 1st. Three horses, one bay, ono black and one chestnut. Owner may have fame by proving proper ty and paying costs. Mrs. W. A. Evans. Warren, Ore. 17-2x WANTED WANTED Day work by two girls. Address Pox 222, llouton. Ore. 18-x WANTED: Plowing and hauling work. Pert Hoffman, Phono 19K25. 16-tf. WANTED Plain sewing. Work neatly done and at a reasonable price. Mrs. K. P.. Petersen, St. Helens, Ore. Nob Hill. 18-2-X THEN, AND NOW The meat peddler of the old days, who killed hi 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 san Italy methods of handling meats is a safeguard agalatt contamination and you are ashurvd of the best the Market pr duces. MORTON & WILSON TWO MARKETS Cr.ntral Market Phone 60 Strua Mirk it Phaae 41 FARM WANTED: I want to hear from a party having a farm for sale. Give price and description. U. H. Howard, Champaign, Illinois. 16-3t Notice or sale or drainage DISTRICT llOXDS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the Hoard of Supervisors of Rainier Drainnge District of Columbia Coun ty, Oregon, at the office of said Hoard, which said address is nt the office of Kred W. Herman In Rainier. Orocon. for the purchase of $ 7Hi0.00 of the bonds of said Rainier Dral ago District until the hour of 2 o' clock in the afternoon of the, 23rd day of May, 1921. Said bonds are to be dnted June 1st, 1921, and are to bear interest nt the rate of sl (fi-i per cent per an num from date of issue Interest pa -able semi-annually on the 1st day i l Juno nnd the 1st day of December or each year. Receipt of bids and the award on the date fixed urn subject to the validation of said bonds and the pro ceedings relating thereto by the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County, which said valida tion suit Is now pending in said : Court. The said Board of Supervisors re serve the right to reject any and all proposals for any reason and if not satisfactory to said Hoard. A certified check paynble to the order of said Board of Supervisors in the sum of Five (5) per cent of the amount of the proposal shall accom pany euch hid which shall be for feited to the said District if the suc cessful bidder shall fall to complete the purchase of said bonds after award to lilm. Address all communications and all proposals to the undersigned. H. R. Dihhloo, secretary of the Hoard of Supervisors of Ralntor Drainnge District of Columbia County, .Oregon, Rainier, Ore. First publication April 15th, 1921. Last publication May 20th, 1921. . A Farmer Cured of Rheumatism "A man living on a farm near here came in a short time ago completely doubled ud with rheumatism. I band ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Lin iment and told him to use it freely" says C. P. Raydor, ratten Mills, N. Y. "A few days later he walked Into the store as straight as a string and hand ed mo a dollar Baying, give me an other bottle of CliMmberlain's Linl mont; I want It In ,ne house all the time for it cured me." Your Empty Tin Cans How much are they worth to you? Nothing, of course, but yet many people keep on buying coffee put up in nice looking cans. Do you know how much you? pay for the can? We can tell you. The cost of the can is 10c for a one pound can and more for larger sizes. Why waste this ten cents when you can get just as good coffee in bulk, freshly roasted and ground when you want it. ESPECIALLY FINE COFFEE per lb 30c We have a special fine grade of coffee which wdl will sell you at 30c per pound in the bulk, or at 40c the pound in a special treated air tight package. We clairrJ this coffee is as good as any 50c per pound tin cart coffee and we will prove it by giving you ' A FREE SAMPLE You can test it yourself before buying and we know that after you have tried it, you will buy coffee instead of tin cans. Call and get a free sample on phone us to send a sample along with your grocery order. We will be glad to do it. YOU DON'T HAVE TO CARRY WB DILIVBR Columbia River Meat Co. St, Helens, Oi-e. Kutlicrford Building I villi, t I - ... n ."fi-r. , . i HogE lfey i :