C O U R T PR O C E E D IN G S
month
of
ai
( íi
st ,
nnsa.
Due proclamation being made the
following proceedings were uad:
In the Matter of Report on Resolu­
tion for Vacation of I’art of Old
Fortland-St. Heleus Ryud.
Hoaduiaster's report presented to
court, and ordered that a hearing on
saute be held Wednesday. September
6, 1922, at 2 p. in. iu the County
Court Room.
In the Matter of Bids for Im prove­
ment of J. K. Uilutour Road.
Following bids were received:
S. L. Flanigan, for the sum of $2,-
752 05.
James L. Brooks, for the sum of
»6,590.00.
Ordered by the court that contract
be let to S L. Flanigan for the sum
above bid
In the Matter of Cattle Indemitv
Claim of J Hammer
Allowed in the full sum of $9 43
and ordered that one-half be paid
by the county, and balance charged
to the State of Oregon.
Iu the Matter o f Cattle Indemintv
Cliam of Chas Siegel.
Allowed in the full sum o f $23 66
and ordered that the county and the
state each pay one-half of the claim
In the Matter of Claim o f O. J.
Thomas for Sheep Killed by dogs.
Allowed in the sum o^ $33.00.
In the Matter o f Petition o f Albert
Johnson et al for a County Road
Petition accepted and viewers un­
pointed
¿Z
Whereupon court
adjourned to
August 3, 1922.
Thursday,
August 3,
IH2-.’
\»>1H
the further sum ul $-0.80 cosi» and |
NOTICE OF S H E R I F F 'S SAI.E.
Judsou Weed, commissioner, $57.00,
rO U K 'l
disimi ' unni
and He costs ' an i 1|( ( ||(. s I V . u r t of Ilio Sialo of
W. J Fullerton, commissioner. $69 -
, ,
., „
. .
, ,lu tlie Circuit tXiurt of the Stale ol
í i ,, g o «, for I olouibiii I ounly .
40; Mar in White jostage. county
.mis­
mon 1
Jul), 1922
« I I I ' In I he Mailer o f the Estate and
judge, $3 00; Rainier Review, pub-
:. ■
Notice
is
hereby
alvei
that
,,
Guardianship of Louis l-aduwlg,
halting
$39 30; Clatskanie Chief.
’
(pulii
on Hie 12th da) of August. 192
publishing. $10 60; Daily Record Ab-
Jacob Lake. Plaintiff,
an Instino Person
the Court llou-e door in Si Helens
\otice i- lioreby gtvcu iloti in pui
stract. publishing. $9 60; John l ’ hll
Matt! K Aho, Hanna Aho, Charles in mid coun($
-
' ' ■ *'
lutine of alni li) viriue of u llceiis.
ip. justice peace traffic costs, »1 3 9 -
nell and Iliade li) (he Coutil/'
00; R L. Clark, justice peace traf Slepli and Mar) Steph, Defendants ihe forenoon ol aid ila) -ell al pilb i|uly
AÜÜ i 1<AC i ü
1'uder and by virtue of an execu lie auction to Hie highest biddei fer i ouri of thè Siale of Oregon, fnr
tic cases, $26 00; R. L. Clark, same
cash
the
following
described
proper
tion
Issued
out
of
the
above-named
$26.00; W A Craft, same. $62 00;,
i ninni blu t'ouiity. un July 29. 1922 COLI M R U
i UU'N’l I
Aü
i
John Philip. Justice peace State vs Court, iu the above entitled suit, on ty, lo wit
In Ole mailer of Ilio Estate und
I t il I A ,\v U1S“ ‘*U I
Lois
numbered
0.
6.
7,
8.
9.
14.
la,
the
3rd
day
of
August,
1922.
in
put
Urunniug Warranka
$5.96;
John
Guardi.itielilp of U u I h Ladewlg. un
16, 17, und 18. in Block numbered
____" .................. .'i'..i,i,u,
Philip, justice peace sell wts. $9 - nuance of a judgment, decree and oi
j,.
u uuthorisinj, Ilo«* sin*
120.
and
all
that
part
of
Lot
num­
der
of
sale,
rendered
and
entered
in
45; T S. White, coroner and bury
and empowerlug thè giiuriltan tliero-
bered
I
,'
lying
North
oi
the
Si
lie!
said
Court
on
the
2nd
day
of
Aug
Anderson. $73 10; Edwin Ross, ex­
of io Sili itll Ole reni ploperty of
amining imwue and cure of can- ust, 1922, iu u mortgage foreclos­ ens lloul on Count) Road In Bloc , salii estuili ut privale sale, lini uu-
■iuiiihered
129.
all
of
the
above
prom
ure
suit
wherein
the
plumtiff
Jacob
b e n n e i i s b a r r e ,, ,Tr~— j
lield. $10.00; C. E Wade, examin­
,ler-’ gued a- guardlan of (he persoli
on ,*18 *
it
ing insane, $10.00; J H Flynn, ex­ Lake recovered judgment against the isos lying and being in the i'll) of
fili i>stale ol salii Insane persoli, wlll now location
SI.
Helens,
in
Columbia
County.
r,,,, , ? ' 1 *>
amining insaue. $5 00; Florence W il­ defendants Mutti K Aho and Hanna
eli al privi,le sale to Ilio hlghesl my thing modem
Stute
of
Oregon,
us
shown
by
the
ol
Ic*.
“ ,l '
3,,,
liams, work school superintendent. Aho for the sum of $1600 00, with
i,Killer fnr cash, frolli and after Sut-
$54.00; Elizabeth l ’erry. postage for Interest thereon at five per cent per Urial pial of said city on file and uf iirday, thè Sud day of Septumber,
orord in the office of the Count,
Ml HR
B ARBfcs
school superintendent. $24 57; F. A annum from December 29. 1921; foi
\ D. 1922. and roiitluulng salii sale
SIlUl*.
»H o i tub i ,KU1
George, m inai officer. $4 50; v* the further sum of $83 73. with in­ Clerk oi sa d County, the title to all
Il mi p il prnp'Tty bus heen sold
Symons, vital statistics. $4 25, Mrs terest at legal rule from July Is of the same being registered unde. ,11 ihe righi, liti ' and Interest und s a m l a r y and up u> uah,
Franiti
M E. Wooden, vital statistics, $3- 1922. being taxes tor the year 1 920, Chapter 111, rule XI.V i l i of Lords e M i e of t Ile <uld Louis latdewlg. all neci uin
’
In umj
**■
Oregon I ,.m s , iken ami I-iteti upon
urtili«1“ ’
50; John Nelson, vital statistics,i *’or l!-«‘ further sum of $23 ml wit
In s a n e persoli, tu and lo thè folline
1 , 1 It H
,s the properly of Louis Olson, a
$1 25; G. H Milis. vital statistics.1 interest at legal rale from July l\
B A RBER bllup.
lug le i rlbed reai property In Co­
I
$1.25; J G Watts, vital statistics >922, being tuxes for tirsi half of widower, oi is much thereof as may lumbi. i r o iiu l) (Regoli, to-wli The
‘ I«
l’ Il ai dosa *ork
Iwlli
unitilo 11
$1 00; Sisters of Mercy, care oi .vior- the year 1921; for the further sum be necessary to satisfy Hie -aid judg­ .mi » , i quarter of thè northsmsi I omini (Rill
An up lo-Uuli
I-, i.
Irani’.
lanen-Seaman. $60.00; Mrs. C. In- of $160.00 attorney's fees, and lor ment in favor of The First National quarier of sedimi 13, luwiishlp 4 I "p
i'rupt isiur*^^
graham, care Miller. $33.00; J F $-'7 00 costs, I am commanded I" Bank of Scuppoose. Oregon, a cor mirili riinge 2 west of Wllluniiilli-
Ditto, care of Miller. $35.00; J F. make sale of the following described poratlon, plaintiff, against said dé­ Me ridi su
K
B LA C K S M IT H
Ditto care Rhodes. $20.00; Rainier real property in Columbia County. tendait!. Louis Olson, with Interest
Termi of sale eash. leu per cent lo
thereon,
together
ti
ilh
all
coats
ami
Pharmacy, care Rhodes. $9 20; Hel-I Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning al th ­
he pald oli ¡uiept.ilice of libi, halunco
J L
c iu t t k m
en G Browning, care Rhodes, $14- Southwest corner of the Northwest disbursements that have or may ac­ iii .'infirmatimi of salii, or flfty per
»Ài-eri kw*.
shoeing hiacksinith
me
00; Earl Ball, bury Rhodes. » 8 1 - «tuarter of Section Eighteen i l s i
»»‘‘«KU, Ui
ceni
of
purcl'.asn
lirici.
Iti
cusli.
bui-
nage,
auto
inpuim
J II WELLINGTON, Sheriff
50: C H. English, care Steward.! Township Seven (7 > North of Range
ance
ecured
by
flrst
mortgage
oli
Dated al St Helens. Oregon, this
$30 00; Orcadla Hotel, board pris- Three ( 3 i West of the Willamette
Hie property.
oners. $118.40; Sheriff of Multno­ Meridian, Oregon; thence running 13th day of July. 1922
C O N 1 KACTOK
\11 Imi- lo he directed lo III« un-
Dale of first publication, July 14.
mah county, board of prisoners, $13 eust along the South line of the
iler-.grod
ili
Iloultou
Oregon
U. W
lin o n i
60; F. D. Antrlom. sealer of weights above mentioned Northwest quarter 1922
Daled and flrsl publlsbnd Angus;
eutrsclg, u,
45 rods; thence North 3 degrees West
Date of lus! publication. August
of measures. $33 36.
Builder Blaus mu EMmu^'v-jr
4,
1922
161 rods to the North line of said I 1, 1922
tshed
3t Helens.
i l i \ RI.KS G RA H A M .
(ieneml Road Fund.
Northwest quarter; thence west along
Uiiardlun
Chicago crook who beat a cop may
-aid
North
line
of
said
Northwest
A L B E R T Bl Ri l U i L - p ^ ' T ’
T B. Mills. »166.66; T B. Mills.
have been a - mior Iu Hie burglar's ilf lite Eslute of lambì laidewig ntt
$102 60; Swender Blue Print C o, quarter to the Northwest corner ol school passing his exams.
Insane l’ernon
3415 lua. dock building. bruig, „ ur. , .
______
said
Northwest
quarter;
thence
general
water front
$7.09; Pacific Telephone A
Tele­
t»l. Helens, tire.
c
graph C o. $8.60; J E. Ellertson, South along the West line of said
$60 00; A M Beeler. $32 30; Harry Northwest quarter to the place of be
Etzwiler, $640; Frank Hedges. $15- sinning, containing 45 ucres, mor<
D L C U K A 1UK
30; Clyde Lane. $3.20; A. M. Beet- o r J e*8
Now
therefore,
notice
Is
hereby
er. $48.83; H Shumway. $80.00; M
LYONS. T H E I'AINTkiK—Tw ux
E Burgess. $89.60; H. A. Reinhart, given , that on Saturday, the 2nd
Reliable I ’apar lU-.ger, iJ^ursut
1922, at
II
$7 20; E A Harms, $141.75; Roy day of September.
j
.si
Helens, Uro.
Raja, n„
Stewart, $4 SO; Paul Hedlund. $9- o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
at
the
front
door
of
the
court
house
60; Paul Paulson. $3 20; Mode Grif­
J A LARGE
I racllttl l'irne
fith. $3 20; Bert Hoffman. $12.00; in St Helens. Columbia County, Ore
.„id Decorator
All work flnuu*
U W Clark $20.00; R L. Price, gon, I will, in obedience to said ex-j
* hone 162 J for pruiupi sertici
$9 60: E E Clark, $4 80; O. D. ecution, decree and order of sale. |
Kyle. $4.80; U. W
('lark. »6 30; sell at public auction (subject to r- ,
I
Bl i l . DING,
Alici »Ima, kijnx».
State Highway Commission, $61 28: demption). to the highest bidder fort
I
on along arts yf i »rpcairj.
Kelly-Sprlngfleld Motor Co.. $21 16; cash, all the right, title and interest .
D
roll
W
ailon.
Flumbing
|)„U
B
t0
iw,(lt
W
ILL
wish
to
take
another
dose
o
f
Latlur w b*c*1 the “ hove named defendant-l
I-eavens & Howard. 414 04
I
j co un untar <iit a 4'U a- producir A 4 *
Auto Spring Co.. $11.88; Oscar Chap­ have or either of them had on May i
pill alter having once used Chamberlain’s T a b ­
dress M Kurfur,I. ai iiv.cn,
man. $14 75; St. Helens Iron A Ma­ 29. 1920, the date of said mortgage
l! .. . .(.... . . .
*
rine Works. $23 50; Harms Bros. In and to said real property to su'-
lets. I hey are easier and more pleasant to take,
Garage.
$2.50;
Western
Railway lsfy said execution. Judgment, Inter ,
Supply' Co.. »20 00; Clyde Equip- eSt' 'J1* * 1' »tt®ntey'« fees, costs and
DA IRIE S
more gentle and mild in their action and more reli­
ment C o , $10.26; St. Helens Hard- accruing costs.
Dated
August
3rd.
1922.
ware Co., $2 5 .6 8 ; V. W Clark. $30-
able. 1 hey leave the bowels in a natural condition,
1 Nl. I.E.Hl I >E DA1K1 — I'oj rii»
09; Standard Oil Co., »'28.75; Fire- ’
... . J _ , H W
. . E L ,, L IN G T O N .
H hulu Milk i ruu uur ass T t
tone Tire Co . $9 45; L o w e s Ga- Sheriff of Columbia County, o i r g , *
u h i le the use o f pills is often follow ed by severe
le.ileij cows tguulily ».r*lc» {iu.
H u vr
rage. $1.82; Harms. Bros, Garage.
o »™ ,»
>»“ te of flr8t publication. Augu-t ,
an i n d i i ) u. ,v L. llsrri», rti*
)uopi*r Co’
$11.60; Deport Garege, 50c;
:; Silva
constipation,
requiring
a
constant
increase
in
the
Pliouu 2UF2.
EiUipnii-n :
Date of last publication, Septem­
Auto Co., $2.00;
Harry Hadfield,
Vud $17i
$140 00; Walter Hadfield. $140 00 ber 1. 1922.
dose, i.very bottle guaranteed by your druggist.
II
li O 1 ELS
D IS T R IC T ItOAl) F I ND.
li»o
NOTICE OF SII F Iti I T ’S SALE.
O ld A D IA HO 1 EL 1'hui. In *«
I
District No, I.
■ By virtue of an Execution Juilg
Prop
< uu rt eous (reatueot. Kilt
It .
'
meut,
Order
and
Decree
duly
issued
Ed Heimuller, »65.60; C J Sand
1 lass utcoUioUatiuu* ,.nS uhm »
■benootev I -
Court of
strom, $38.40; J Riley. $22.40, J ! by tile
„ Clerk
. . of „ the
, Circuit
,,
»I’ M I
W. Sterba. »22.40; O. G Garrison.
( ou“ l>' of ( olumbla, State of
INSURANCE
I
$9 60; J G. Schooley, $15.75; Gu»
‘ia ^ ‘1 l,he 6! h dl,-v; " f . JuI-'
suit in
Heins, $1.60; Otto Miller, $12.80; 1922. in
“ “ a certain ........
.. (lie Circuit
H C. Ku
for said county and sta;e
WM J HIIEKIIY- .Special A|ai
Geo. W. Grant. $72.50; Ceo. W. Court
Khutre, $2
Oregon Life luauusuce i uinptlj
Grant. $9 50; Standard Oil Co., $12 - wherein The First National Bank of
|75. A W
3 J l o i belt Bldg. Portland. Ut»
50; Scuppoose Flaning Mills, $33.- Scuppoose. Oregon, a corporation, r<
D O U BLE CAL K L O C K
Ifiuii-n. 11
06; Scappoose Lumber Co., $16.28 covered judgment against Louis Ol­
n il . le u K . ii
hi E. (gl li K insure your (irat
Komig Bros Lumber Co., $26.IS; son for the sum of $2.997 35 to­
CALKS G U A R A N T E E D T O H O LD
|$22 40. J
gether with Interest thereon from th
pe-ty with a company itisi osi M
Western Railway Supply Co., 4 8c
|hul>«ii. t :
first day of April, 1922, until paid,
luriuiirs ovur a umilili s^d > tal
A
N
E
W
P
A
IR
O
F
S
H
O
E
S
F
R
E
E
IF
District No, 2 .
■ ill 20. ihn
at the rate of 10 per cent per an­
dollars lu (ire lussss id tilt lui li
THE CALKS COME O UT
IKxrtb $úl
ji-ais Insurance urlila* si owl. M
Standard Oil Co., $151.78; Con­ num. and for the further sum of
$300.00 as attorneys fees, and fo.
ILI 2". J i
dividendo. Orcgou Kno Relief Aiti
crete Pipe Co., $23.40.
Ipetemon. 4-
McMluvIU*. Uri guu
L t WJgk
D is t r ic t N o . 3.
l(i). K T I
Ageut. Ht Helens, o regna
I «O. 4 1 6 DM
C. B. Crouse, $36.00; W G. Cody.i
|S!»Hilard i l l
$31.50; Paul Hedlund, $7.20; £ E
P L U M B IN G
Clark, »6.40; U W Clark, »40.00; I
I
F O R BEH I and quick «errici
Standard Oil Co., $117.56; Concrete
i i u in bin k cull »io J lloultun FI uìb >
Pipe Co., $17.55; Frank Wilkins,
ân k tíboy
$42.28; St. Helens Lumber Co., $10.->
44.
Handy B u sin g
I »¡rectory
In the Matter o f Refund Account of
Error in Tax o f 191S as Charged
Against Great Northern r.xpL*fS
Company.
Ordered that a rebate of $1,31 be
allowed to oorrect error in over­
charge.
In the Matter o f Transfer Trom City
of St. Helens to General County
Fund.
Ordered that $1.31 be transferred
to cover the payment on tne reoate
of tax to American Express Co.
Matter of Claims Against County.
General Fund Claims. August, 1U22.
Herbert Edmonds. Juror. $12.00;
It. E. Culbertson, juror. $13.20; Nel­
lie McGillivary, juror, $13.20; W.
R. Holmes, juror, $11.20;
P. E.
Lovegren, juror, $12.40; Grant W
Jones, juror, $13.60; Elon Felton,
juror, $22.00; W. J. Johnson, juror,
$2.60; J. D. McKee, $2.30; John
Josephson, $13.00; N. D. Johnson,
$15.60; E W . Ketel, $200; N. L
Brown, $3.00; Victor Carlson, $2 -
80; James Va Tassel. $2.80; J L.
Brooks, $7.00; E. Hammerbeck, $7.-
00; H J. Southard, $'6.00; J. L.
Copeland, $6.00; Frank Bull, $7.00;
John Callahan, Jr., $3.20; J. B. Dun­
can. $8.20; W. E. Clark, $17.40; J
W. McDonald, $150U; Andrew Cole­
man, $22.20; W . G. Pomeroy. $14.-
40; W. C. Cooper, $16.00; Axel Chet,
berg. $16.00; P. C. Jacobsen, $15.-
80; Cooper Whitney, $15.30; A. J
Kelly, $15.30; R. G. Grimshaw, $18.-
20; Gus Hegell. $12.30; J. White.
$17.00; John B. Reubens. $12.00;
Albert E.
Johnson, $17.20; Alice
Trow, witness, $11.20; Einer Erick­
son. $10.60; Emar Luoto, $10.60; L.
Brice. $8.00; Mrs. J. Hankela, $11-
20; M O. Hendricks, $11.60; Geo.
Hillyer, $$1.60; Oscar Kelly, $10.-
40; Clarence L. Roberts, $10.60; J
Hankela, $3.00; Dennie Cheek. $16.-
00; Everett Fowler, $16.00; R. C.
Petty, $16.00; R. Yarrington, $16-
00; P. Hessong, $10.10; Joe Ivy,
$9.20; B. E. Cooper, $2.00; T. B.
Howe, $2.00; P. Hessong, $22.40;
Garfield Eskola. $22.40; Oscar K el­
ly, $22.40; Ernest Anderson, $22.-
40; Warner Kelly, $22.40; John
Numinen. $22.40;
C. G. Elander,
$22.40; Adolph Warranka, $22.40;
Carl Tucker, road viewer,
$8.00;
John Grimshaw, $3.76; R. *F. Gra­
District No. 4.
ham. election messenger, $1.50; Opal
Lloyd MerrilR $8.00; W. Marsh,]
Smith, clerk, $33.00; E. C. George,
clerk, $42.00; J. H. Wellington, post $9.60; Gus Jaspers, $3.50; Standard'
age, $10.00; J. H. Wellington, ex­ Oil Co., $88.84.
pense, $3.50; Roke-Tiffany Co., suje
District No. 0.
plies, $5.02; Royal Shoe Shop, sup­
O.
J
Link,
$84.00; W. F. Leng-
plies. $4.00; Pacific Telephone Ac
Telegraph Co., $53.65; iKlham Sta­ acher, $96.00; W. Goodman, $117.-1
tionery Ac Printing Co., $17.65; i K l ­ 60; Loy Alston, $122.40; V. Ennis,i
ham Stationery A Printing Co., $14.- $90.00; J. W. Ranes, »80.00; Pete]
80; Bushong Ac Co., $47.50; P Hes­ Larson, $38.50; J. W. Grimshaw,] ST. H E L E N S B E S T
song, work, $39.00; John C. Patrick. $63.00; Chas. Wasser, $63.00; Pros­
$6.00; J. H. Morvee, $25.00; J. H per Miller. $63.00; H. Wasser, $56.-! B U T T E R
Link, »105.00; D. C. j
Morvee. $6.00; Andrew Parker. $22. 00; ( has
80; G. D Sutherland. $5.50; F. A Smith, $84.00; Ray Kraft, $31.50; j A borne product of gu.-ran eed
George, $13.20; Geo. L. Caldwell, N. C. Simons, $14.00; Carl Bardell. i
$9 00; G D. Sutherland, $6.00; Rob­ $42.00; R. Duliker, $73.50; R. G. | quality, manufactura I hy home
ert Blackburn, account car, $4.00; Grimshaw, $5.25; G. R. Arillker,
folks for borne consumption
It
Geo.
Stockdale,
$64.76;
Fletcher Ac James, $25.38; Depot Ga­ $10.50;
Thos.
Letts,
$49
00;
Louie
Betlla.
it
always
good—
and
there
are
n.i
rage, $20.63; Copeland Auto Co.,
$15.22; H. E. LaBare, clerk. $120.- »58.00; F. Stockdale, $49.00; C.
substitutes for dairy f-.ods.
00; Gladys A. Hunt, $34.50; Hazel Young, $26.25; F. Anllker, $115.00,
F.
Anliker,
»64.50;
F.
L.
Clark,
Sitton $49 00; J. W. Hunt, postage,
$25 00; Ernie F. Crumb, supplies. $115.00; F. Anllker, $64.50; F L. I
$1.50; Glass At Prudhomrne Co., Clark, »185 74; Standard Oil Co.,
$11 95» Fred Watkins, work for as­ $58.40.
sessor. $36 00; Beulah
E.
Veazie,
work for assessor, $30.00; Gladys A.
(Continued on page seven)
Hunt, work for assessor, $37.50; A.
L. Morris expenses as deputy, $2 -
30; Koke-Ttffany Co., supplies for
assessor, $1.60; Plaza Pharmacy. $7.
65; L. J. VanOrshoven, $76.95; St.
Helens Water Commission, sprink­
ling 15.00; West Disinfecting Com­
pany. supplies for court house, $19-
Are the Best Recommendation of
40; St. Helens Hardware Co., sup­
plies for court house, $3 30; St. Hel­
ens Iron A Marine Works, repairs
for court house, $2 00; St Helens
Steam Laundry, repairs for court
house, $2.00; John L. Foote, expense
district attorney, $8.20; Marie L.
This Institution offers a thorough, praetltnl ¡uitl stuntlurd e«|q.
Walker, clerk district attorney, $$.;
ration at a r ia l within resili o f the Itlggti sellimi gradúate.
St. Helens Co-Opera­
tive Creamery Assn.
Successful Graduates
O . A . C.
HT. HKI.ENfl R O O T S
Via Columbia River
The
People's
Boat
STR.
AM E R IC A
Learsa Portland dally - - 2 30 p m
(Sunday 11:30 a m )
A r r iv e « St Helens
$ 00 p m
(Sunday 1:30 p m.)
(Sunday 2:00 p m )
Leaves at Helens - - - 7:00 a. m
A r r iv e « Portland . . . 10:30 a. m
L. H H O LM A N , Agent.
Makee all way landings Wharf, foot
Alder street.
Phones: Main 8323,
A -4104
H A R V E Y W I L K I N S St Helens Agt *
Better
than Pills
you
Chamberlain’s Tablets
The BERGMANN
In Bergmann
S h o es Only
Insist up n Bergman Siloes and Double-Calk Lock Calks
and have the best Shoes made and absolute Calk Pro­
tect i n. No more lost calks.
Mines
Pharmacy
Vocational Education
Chemical Engineering
Military Science and
tic«
U2I r i l l T I M W
FA LL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER
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PORTLAND, (IKK.
♦
I ♦ Dairymen
♦
C. C. CARBON— Th# ühoe WJ»
Hlioe Mukltig. Repalrlug
Bldg , 8t. Helens
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A L B E R T URATUKRU - W *
Harness Makui
Ali) klu<» 0 ,.h*
Price* f S M « *
1 i t work done
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Work first-class
On« blocs
St. Multimi depot
Owing to the dry weather the hay crop is short this
year and prices will be higher than at the present
Carload of Alfalfa Hay
S H O E S H I N E PARLOR
AND
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LADIES
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FOR
Shoes Cliianed and Dyed
Shoe Polls*
Courteous
¡■ml Good Work
Royal S
^
Hewitt Building. St.
lull day.
W e have just received a car load of new crop Alfalfa
hay.
W e bought this before t he last market
vance.
ad­
W e advise you to place your orders N O W .
W e have a complete stock of all kinds of the best
T A ILO R
dairy and stock fee,Is. W e buy in large quantities
anti our price* are right.
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T H E REG ISTR AR , O R E G O N A G R IC U L T U R A L
C O L L E G E , Corvallis, Oregon
'
Always In f « k — hrtik,
t E N T R A I . 2ND HAND 8TUÏ*-
New and second haLil goodi KS**1
rnduced ou all Hues EisrytWR
the home Gus Martin. TR>$ *
Helens, ore.
S H O E SHOP
Stockraisers—•
p rb .»
F o r circulars and information and Illustrated booklet write to
i. i..-1 At KAXI—
ail huuri. os iH
M OULTON NEW AM) «W*®
H A N D HTORE
Everyliilng ol
value bought, sold or eickíül—
Phone 52 J, Harry Hibley. lTo$_
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J A C K O 'M A L L E Y ,
1.7«4
: Suits Mad« to Order, Cls**»*
Pressing
Building Material
It offers training also in: The School of Music, Physical Edu­
cation, Industrial Journalism.
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Hid L E -
Good meale at
Htrand.
S E C O N D H A N D SIOKE
I heo. Bergmann Shoe Mf& Co.
Mu can »im p ly your wants ip
Tac­
R E S I AURANI'S
Write fur Our Illustrated t atalug.
It offers training for collegiate degrees in:
Agriculture
Commerce
Engineering and Mechanic
Arts
Forestry
Home Economics
NEVER
TR A N SFE R
C O M P A N IE ^
Ed Itelnn
line anil »t miprlnlngly |.,w
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TRANSFER
and
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Phone 7 2J
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Prompt suivie«
prices
F r a n k Wilkins
ST
HELENS
T R A N ««
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Transfer. Storsg«.
, «l for
kind» Sand, Rock i nd W. « ' |5.
1 BURNS BROS . Pf'*P» 1
Office and Warehouse on Sheldon Dock. Phone 86
Building Supplies. Feed Hay and Grain
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and
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p»rcher, $
144,80; j
^dtins, $’ 12
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