THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY
PAGE FOUR
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1922
Some fello*s niaL
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THE ST. HELENS MIST
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SOME E SP E C IA L L Y FIN E BARGAINS
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AND L E T US S H O W YOL
K H IitilO II. SO* ••** * I-**
Four
hundred and
sixty-three
U lto !
'thousand men, working for $2.000 a
year each, earn just enough in a year
Issued Every Frith»)' I»
The law of heredity Is often hrok
to pay the interest on our national
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nu
debt, says a statistician
This
tells
the
story
o
f
the
cost
of
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MORTON
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Koch Is for peace And ho know
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« h a t war is. If anybody does
A war debt doesn't mean much ex
SIIM KII* T o X K V IT >
1 pressed in long money figures Bui | As a geueral rule. If you »III 1<
$2.00 transported into terms o f human la-
crisis alone it will ss'tlle it>elt.
One Y e a r .........
dun t
i y lone
11 23 bor. its evil is clearly seen
g i l Month». . .
Human labor La the
only
real | Hot heads have been kuowu to
wealth- It pay - for every war. Ion* j have cold feet wheu the crucial t<
matter, after
Fntercd as act^ond-clatt-
care tin
the guns are rusted into dust
came.
Postoffice
nt
the
Janu..r> 10th. 19 '
er
the
act
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an
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Idea
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f
a
sound
a
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und
at S* H»lens Or
learn 11.
HOW I tit t»l I tllK V O I ?
gument is to talk at the top of in
of March 3rd. 1- 79
It takes only three penniless days voice.
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to turn a well-fed. well-dresaed man
COUNTY ori m i l , r \I*FB
Of all the curt words that a f>
nto a Tamp, says a Ne» York in
vestigator. » h o went "dow n and ou t" low can give, the curtost are t h e -
a it '
Please remit.”
M pmi er National KtIlt'irial; Ass >cia- to get his Information
How
many
days
are
you
removed
tlor. a n i Or - >n Sfa'* Editorial
Now. let s all get down to buslne-
irom the bread line?
As.’ ociation.
Sit lown and figure how long it and make enough money to pay la
would ;.; k » '<» reduce you to a pennl- year's Income tax
THE TAX KKI4E» TION IT.I US til U - , ci'tidif.oti if your income sudden
It would have been a more stahl-
A K-
ly » e r e cut entirely o f f It may give
OREGON.
and.later,
a
blgger
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boac*
*f more horse sense had bee
you a cold chill
1 used In making it.
Oregon has an organization that savings account.
It would profit other sta'es to em
No matter how blinded wo are b spry
ulate and duplicate
It is the tax-
The attendance at the Farmer*’ our own interests, we c.tu always sc
redtic'ion club. It was born on De- Week program held In St. Helens the other fellow's duty
comber 3t 1921. when 40"
uxpay-1 la>l
week
an indication thrt there
And now, in the f o u r -
'f time, »
ers from 10 of
Oregon-- counties will be
better farmers and better
foregathered at McM nnville. It ap- ; :a rm» m Columbia county.
It tndi- will have a Mood of hooks about th
parently
a ausi- •• and hustling in- , ates that the progressive farmers disarmament conference
fant. for it plans county conventions ,f the COUnty will be more progres-
You can ’t always tell Many a mat
on March 11 and the state conven-1 ,jve anj that they want to learn of
tion of their e: ’ ed delegates on oiethods o f solving the many prob- is riding tn another man - auto",
**a
ma « ieh confront them.
It was bile when ho thin!-. • it is his , .» o ___
eeblo that
aunt tuafil farm-
the reduction of taxes.
The object ,,r was a t the meeting. He came to
f rae Portland - >nvent. n .s ro d- -
new ideas and to exchange his
cfde ob such meaaure» aa In th
deas with other successful farmers,
judgment of the members » i l l tend , orher words, to be better educated
toward the realization of tha* pur* n farming
It is this class of farm-
pose
(>n the p-inc ple that "God ,.r< w ho will develop the farming in-
helps those » h o help themselves,- l.jcstry o f Columbi.
county which
the tax-reducti-.n club and :ts ca m -T h o u g h at present is small compared
p .lgu command hearty comuietidu- 1 .0 others, is destined to be the chief
tion.
industry of the county.
When you work hard you need j u ;
i meat t
Broad and thorough talks by the
supply you with energy in
taxpayers themselves— not officials
Mayor George Baker o f Portland
who eat taxes, but workers who pav ;..-3 declared that he will not be a
craves tender brown roast-, at juic , ti
steak
taxes— is imperatively indispensable. candidate for governor o f Oregon
The public should follow all finan ISak.-r was one of
Meat
is
good
for
you.
the
strongest
cial doings of the commonwealth candidates in the field and his with
We have the very best meat ;
•u-.tit ■* >'
closely, all proposed spendings es drawal practically assures the n om
fresh and kept under the most an ari
ii'hti..ns I
pecially, and speak out their minds ination of Olcott, should he decide
loudly and clearly.
Such matters to become a candidate for re-nom
“ touches the spot" when y *u a:
. m '■
should not be left, as too generally ination, and securing the nomination
is the practice, to official boards.
you up. Eat more meat!
is practically equivalent to being
If American taxpayers ace to ar elected. The prospects are that there
rive
anywhere
in
governmental will be so many candidates that the
finance, to achieve anything, to a c - , vote Wjn be split up and Ben will get
CHOICE MEATS AT THE LOWEST 1'RICES
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quire efficiency and economy in gov | the nomination.
ernmeut business, each state must
follow Oregon's lead. Public opin
St.
Helens people should feel
ion
The fellows thankful that
, is too lethargic.
.
business conditions
w-ho express opinions on taxation are ire sucj, us to warrant the resump-
the tax eaters; not the tax pr< dueer- tion of operations at the Island null
(Tw o Markets)
— Spokane Review.
and at the Milton Creek Logging
Company's camp
Both o f these im
The Strand- -Columbia St. Centi.il Wi uimctte St.
portant industries mean much to the
AI)VRRTISING HKI.PS < 'KK1HT.
-esidents of St. Helens and commun
There is one way by which a busi ity.
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ness man's credit is improved, and
Al
M.
RICEN
• •PI N I t I M M .s
W eekly Offerings of the
RUTHERFORD REALTY
H OUSES
« It h toilet, sink, tw o Rood gur,|>
close to new depot, for quick sal
and luisa-ment, nearly new. go.
I’uik A dd .lion .
dentruble horn.
and bath, basement, slrtclly m<
lo< lit. . ' ' » I T aaM 'H SIlieuts a ll pa.
p d
there wtb i"
a Price
The Energy Food lor 'trong
K
that Is by a policy o f consistent ad
vertising. B. nk men believe in ad
vertising, for they know
it pays.
Their feeling, therefore, is that when
a merchant who is a good advertiser
applies for a loan, that a reasonable
amount of goods, bought by him on
credit. Is likely to be turned over
quickly and promptly paid for. ou ac
count of his methods o f keeping his
goods constantly before the public.
The banker would have confidence
that the goods would be disposed of
and turned into cash before they go'
out of date or shopworn.
Discriminating buyers of every
class know they can get fresh goods
from the store that advertises. The
merchant who advertises seldom has
shopworn goods.
And in that way
advertising helps
the
merchant's
credit not only with the banks but
with his customers. And one is jus
as important as the other.
RETRKNCH M E NTS INSTEAD
MOKE TAXES.
or
And when you read o f the bliz
zards they are having back east,
snow storms, traffic inconveniences,
etc,, etc., did you not feel glad tha'
you were living in Oregon?
The Farm Bureau officers are rep
resentative men of the county tn 1
ecu be depended upon to further the
great work which the bureau has
undertaken.
China says that she wants to be
let alone. Not an unreasonable re
quest. surely, in view of what she
l as seen of modern civilization dur
ing the past few years.
There were some men who made
money all during tho dull times, but
they were so busy you d.d not hear
much from them
Edison says that only two persons
cut of a hundred are really intelli
gent. This may explain that lonely
te-ling that you have so often.
A special state tax commission
that costs the taxpayer $10,000 a f
There is some Involuntary ur.em 1
ter a three-day session can find no ployment. o f course, hut a lo> of peo
other way to solve the tax problem ple are working mighty hard in or-
but to enact a state income tax law d‘-r to k'*ep out o f work
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IF THAT BITE COMES FROM A SLICE
OUK BREAD OK CAKl. OR RII.
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We use the very best materia
home-cooked. Our cakei ami it ire
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la .
Mother made—and probably much bec-.r. Delh i i-
light bread, tender rich cakes, c »Okies that ake
w a n t more—we make them.
Why bother to bake? Let us take all the drudg
ery and uncertainty of baking o t f , . r hat ;
Houiton, Oregon
Phone 114-J
Krause’s
Chocolates
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Drop in Ford
Prices
mi
present. E Th
KORD C O M PA N Y ANNOUNCES A
¡LIGHT D E C LIN E IN PRICES
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'■Mill tarier- demountable rims $577-09
> mer, demountable nm i
$54689
$719.:*
$ 554.25
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A Satisfactory
Reference
POLAR BEAR CAKES AL
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We invite full utiliza;; m of our facilities
Ky the
people of Columbia County.
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00 NOT CROSS
C A S T S OF
O U R A B L E FIBRE
OR N IC K EL
TCStfO
bo OpOBed
to
\ttic You Need
it
MondayE night
concreti and '
I captad Itili th
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pleaaure In t
nod •Ter
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A! ways use powerful W inchester battet «es for
1 hf 1 '-.ht and long life. T h e y fit all standard t!a*h'
lights.
Sold exclusively at
^t. Helens Hardware Co.
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log the 1 •' mi
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month of 1 • 1
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day echi. >1 ,
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room of th,-
from «t<> v 1
per will I"-
men. wlioi t
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Rutherford Building
Columbia St.
St. Helens
doht
Flashlight
larh aaM
A flaahli
r
'icy light everywhere. A hun'iird
in every home.
s' f i on a flashlight means MI*st 4 cti 0,1
' ■ kle or fibre cases. Patented safeiv switch
flashlights, one-piece lens cap, lens with pef
11 Mibution of light—are a few Winchester fu
tures.
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Mason’s
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IN PO S IT IO N
• rom Cellar
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In business relatif
enee than a
nifBftWAN M Mil K*
Awi l o c u m
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school S get
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A 1 i II O E I z E D F O R D
I) E A ! hi KS
HELENS, OREGON
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On Sut
family.
Me «
$ 787.47
Mia» Meri" I
guest« at Hi«
1 1 :1b.
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A reliable commer, ial I
hnk financially b d ■ $
the Individual and th
outside world.
with the 1L"
they purcb
the Hegel " n
plan mnkltu;
u while.
Mrs. Sin
or of Mr I "■
ngt th* t< i
thirty wet i
$ Mrs.
722.85 (
I O H ST. H ELE N S
IM M ED IA TE D E L IV E R Y
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bmertea,
$1,000,000,000.”
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there are 10,0*0.000 aoromobili - j.
use. and it is expected that • 5 max-
Imum figures w dl eve, tu., i reach
»0,000 000.
"T h e r e are 33 000 a u , m o b i l e
dealers and 35,000 g
operation today, whl"- " , p,r - . |
accec.Eory bus'ness total- $ 72 :. <>«,,,
000 . with the tire husini -
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LUNCH EON
From one car in 1S93 to 10.000 -
000 enrr. In 1921 has been the s, u.
pendous growth and expansion of the
automobile in ;ustry in th" T'nited
States as observed by Elv.ood Haynes
Inventor designer an'i builder of the
Hayoeg Automobile
o pac. K oko
mo, Ind., since 1 S9 ;
“ Twenty etgl • ■
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only one
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It is plca.-ant to learn that a tes
timonial has just been presented bv
Appetizing Foods carefully
the Brit-sh government to an officer
of a German merchant steamer who
at the great risk o f his life rescued
the crew of a British vessel capsized I prepared and promptly served
in February, 1&14
Not even the great war and the ap j
palling losses suffered by England
have wiped from the British memory !
ih«- record of a daring a d of hu- I
man tty.
A CANDY SPECIAL;
And the presentation o f the testi-
moni li , the g . ,r.t (, ru. ¡, »ffi.-^r1 r t v . i r o M i v » H
ik
oc
bou
y of . ping ^ ° c e Mixed Candy, lb
25c
O'lt the bitterness developed be'w een
'h e two nations during the war.
Whistle and
W r ora
o h l^ com
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oph Ash o f
Her » Aal "
Aeh mn<i
mM' i J
son end I
»tar In f*
War wat*-'
slve war er
Hie mllit -v
ltable, lav '
are left am"t
did record u»
Miss Al
Mr. and M>
Frank Maine;
morning : at
Flaher at hb
wore a bln
with frinr» a
■later, M|*< 1
of honor
\i
hy hla bro'
A dinner »• -
home later t
Ilea, about t
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NOON DAY
Pign
urdar on »
A large m
nearest gu-
were ftve "
gneeeed
Sfi*. Vt
Mrs. Key B
Mr. J«*f M
Newman
We,ts aHi.L^-ens ^a^er>' ♦ » Fieldhouse,Motor Ce.
You W ill Enjoy
A ( TO.MOBII.l-: IS( Iti A M .
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when states like Washington and I d
aho are trimming their overhead .
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to 30 per cent and have abolished
commissions and boards galore.
As tlie commission recommends no
reduction of taxes It must be as- !
sumed that the need of state rev
enues is so great that all the receipts
of an income tax would be absorbed
our special
by new expense.
The only way to restore property
values and confidence in investments
is to Inaugurate tax reductions ail
along the line, make those who are
absorbing the state revenue take I
their share in retrenchment.
A f.ENKUOl S \< I
ltr.
Coni'
louve all bin
& W ILSON
T h e r e ’s H ealth and V i g o r
r
If for n<"
Men and Women
MORTON
end gatMi •
tn Portiami
Mr. SC
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Mown t
with hi:- H
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Strom.
Mrs.
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different ■
tug the p '
Mr».
friend* H-"1
who WID- h"
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stormy »■ >
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homo of Mi
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