St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, April 11, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSt. Helens Mirt Foun.l-1 H- I lvl Fr.dr tr fh MmI Publishing Company ,m : ! aiaur January Hi. . ......... -I UmIiiI IImIhIim llu ..h WW. ' ......... il )'' " . fill nunll - AjTrtllnn rata niadsj known on pll cation. UkI ollc Ifl cnu v' I'" Columbia Couity Abstract And I rust Co, I ODCES County Official Paper Abstract., Keal Estate, Insurance. Loons, Conveyancing St. Helens , Orison James Durt. the defeated candi date for mayor at the election lint Monday loses none of his nooularity or prestige as a lead ing-citizen of the city and county hv that defeat. The issues in the campaign were issues o policy rHther than of person, and the issues championed by the Durt ticket were in the mi nority. Of Judtfe Dart nothing was said derogatory to his char terer, and no person, either for orsjrainst him, uttered a word isTainot his personality. There was no room for such, and had anything of the sort been said by strong partisan friends of the opposition, it would have re acted, because the people of the city know only too well that there la no more fair, high minded, honorable man in the community than is he. Though defeated. Mr. Dart still retains the respect and esteem of the entire com munity. The successful candidate, Mr. A. W. Mueller, is an attorney of St. Helens, having resided here about four years, and bears the reputation of being a thoroughly competent business man and pro gressive citizen. He will make good in the office and will re ceive the support of the citizens of the city. IK I'l.loN C lkCI.K M 48, Women of 'A Mrrmt, meet the ircimil ami 'our; h Turwlav afirrnonit of em-li in 'ii h Ht lluultoii, (It. Mm. Kl-a Uik-trmu, iuar'llau N-ik,liUr. K'M' ji'ium-, Or. ; Minnie A. M'.nsy, Cl-ra. J ( ohidililn Kik tij.iii-nt No. 77, I. O. . K. tiifrtHin the 1. O. O. K. Unit. .n f ond anl fourth Tb'irwlae of eitch moi l',, njourns trig I'Btriari-h riiottl or i illv insltei to txrii with u. U. C. Kolie), Chiff Patriarch. . C. W. liUkealejr, Scrilie. FOB FOKTLAND IMILt STEAMER READ CAREFULLY EXI'LANATORY OP IiMvm Kt. Helena 6:00 A. M. Arrive at Port land 10-) A. M. Leave Portland at 2:30 P. M Arrive 8t. Helena at H:30 P. M ST. HELENS Harness t Shoe Shop MONTCOMFSV BUILtllNCi :.1MI1IA HOIIKSTKAD No. HW I roihrrhootl of American Yeonicfi, ui-cia the aeconl ami fourth VVeil tirwtay night of each innntb at Yank 'on, Ore. VUiling member welcome. K S. Hinhon, Honorable Foreman C. R Laek. Corre-ponilent. ST. HELENS, ORE. F 3 -EASTMAN KODAK GOODS... A NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED MlZI'Ail 0;jaIrKK. NO. ao, (). K.H Meel in Maaonic hull the aeei nd anil fourth Niitur lvo. "neb month MAKY (iEORiE. V M. U'CY OKAY. Pwre'a.v ' FROM ONE iDOlLAR UP Ht. Helm Lofltftt No. 117,1. O. O. P. menu UiK.wri the m-co nil anil fourth Katurlaya "I em-li inuntti, viaitinx rni-nitiers are alwava given a hart? welcome. Clia-. U, eler. N. O- J. W. Allen, fie.-. Av n IvMlKe No m Kriiithta ot Pythia, m-ei every Tuewlay Kvening In Cao le Hull, Ht. Il-leni. VlMting Kt iht hIivi welcnn e. M. T.. Millrr. C. ('. Harold Hoaa, K. of R A 8 AKT HELENS LUDUE NO. A F 4 AM, MeeU 1st u.l 31 Saturday in each month. Visiting brother cordially welcomed. O W Clark. Master; R. R. Quick. SecreUrv. White WyandotU EGGS ' EGGS EGGS $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 From Best Lavinjr and Exhibition Birds. Cockrels $2.00 to $5.00 Yankton - - Oregon Sec'y of County Fair Ass'n Professional Cards DR. L. GILBERT ROSS PHYSICIAN fc SURGEON Office Rank Bid, ikitta FbQQM St. Helens DR EDWIN ROSS PHYSICIAN A SURGEON St. Helens Oregon TH E TA D 'SS YS TEM The TaJ'i Sv-trin, In.-., I- nm,-l jn l inttrniiri: tlut upoa it. adoptio, J, a coiini.uiiity, rvrry one i. cIc.iro.it of Lmminif wlat it i, ,d t,om they aiil thtfiiclvf of iti opporttuiitif. James Muckle & Son have MT,irri the rx. luivc n,e of the Sv ,em for St. Helens and vicinity and itt o;,rration and lienerlts mav le briefly e!airifd at fnllim,: lpon .ro uriii(t the name and d.te of blrtli of any "tad" horn linre June lt a OM'OSI r of One Hollar will be ma le in the COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK anJ rtK.ilarlv tntrrej to the rredit of the Tad in the Tid'i Put-hook The IV-l)ook with a Miniature Hank he delivered to the Parent in the name of the Tail, and thereafter the DEPOSITOR will receive discount check on all pun liases of mrrchaiHliie made from JAMKS MUCKLE & SON by the parentit, relatives and frieixK of the Tad. The funds so accumulated will insure the Tad, when it arrives at the age of sixteen years, a competence which will ei ahle it t, enter into business life or better still, secure an EDUCATION. Tlie.e deposits belong absolutely to the TAD, and in rase of death, may be will. drawn by the parents, or legal guardian. In addition to the Discount Checks from tlx Merchant, you also use the Minia ture Bank for pennies, niikcl,, dime, e-c, ail of which is deposited to the Tad'i account. The regular irteret as allowed on other Savings Aceounu will be paid by the Bank. The Tad's System is not limited to children born since June 1st, 1907 but ANY child under sixteen years of ape may have the same opportunity by Depositing the initial 1 1.00.' The educational feature commends the idra to every good citizen, and when in use it is strongly endorsed as an important factor in the upbuilding of the community. That a lar-e percentage of the growing generation of children will be provided with sufficient fund to enter into business, or for educational purposes, ems like a fairy tale, but the Tad's System will ure!y accomplish this result. Starts March 29th The city flection is passed. The new ollicera have Utn electel. The vloction was pre ceded by thj most active cam paifn ever witnessed in the city it a city election. The isnues were mado to appear as wry large, and yet after belnjr Hummed up did not amount to anything. Had either ticket won the city would have tiune alontf Just the same and everybody would have had just so much kick coming anyway. Whatever the sctions of the oflkers. especially the council and mayor, there will be criticism and commendation. But the otlkera have been elected. They are all men, and woman, of character and qualifi cation, and it ii up to the good citizens of the city to get back of them and boost, rather than knock. If any of the actions of the oflicera do not meet with the approval of some of the people, those people have their God given right to kick and kick hard, and it is their duty to do so, but bo far as the election is concerned and the issues involved thereat let us all forget it and uphold our official family in the perform nce of the duties as they see them. THIS IS THE TP'E OF YEAR TO TAKE A GOOD ULOOD Z REMEDY. YOU CAN T BEAT 3 tVyttts Hot Springs JUootl Hcmrdy Z WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF THIS FIRM'S REMEDIES 3 P A. J. DEM INC, Druggist. ST. HELENS 3 Cltftlll t tit 1 11 till f Slllf.21.JJtA v . . t! 11111! tlll5 iii fet m i : : : - : 1 , Look in Our Window ADVERTISED LETTERS WAGE-EARNING PEOPLE I T. S. WHITE FUNERAL DIRECTOR LICENSED EMBAl.MER Houlton Oregon ten droning your if yon trish toaroid DR. ALFRED J. PEEL PHYSICIAN A SURGEON St. Helens Patronize the Mist Advertisers J. A. KILL E. C. ROBERTSON g CENTRAL MARKET Dealers ix Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Poultry, Produce Your Orders Solicited Good Prices Full Weight Phone 60 St Helens, Ore. Wisprndirig all, lay aside' in si moiigh for rcsmt and sec the solid oak dining set. Tattle and ! chairs fur S .'").(). J'c ran furnish this set in any Jinish desired. Other sets cheaper, one as loir as .$0..'tO, also hellt r unvs at prices according to quality. U'v also hare Intfets and china closets in finishes to match ih 1 taldc and chairs. Our line of dressers and hed-room fur niture is coinphle, some in nearly all the jinishes and grudts. Hockers from $l.d) to S-'-t- I'' "t l,s h ow you our goods. UNDERTAKERS HOUSEFURMSHERS EMBALMERS needs; then hringtlie Ijhjolance to this hank and ilk deposit it in a Savings & ! Account. 1 1 V pa y FO Ull l (. H f I f I I I 1 Jlt I'll I i DR. H. R. CLIFF PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phone Mln 4:a; A l.'S!: Ke. K. 4f.:.7 UUIV"D,( - Portland. Or. accounts and accept any sum from one dollar up. . Columbia County Bank OLDEST IN THE COUNTY ST. HELENS, OREGON GEORGE H. SHINN ATTORN EY-AT-LAW St. Helens Oregon Ef. Watche. dock. j 1 VOiN A. GRAY I Optical Good St Helens Or. WatchmaRt-r and Jeweler. Work Guaranteed. All SHEHDl CENTRAL GROCERY C. II. D0XCASTIK' Proprietor The cheapest place in town to huy Crockery, Glassware and Granilcicare Come give me a call and be convinced for yourself CENTRAL GROCERY Cor. Winter and Willamette Streets Chris Johnson & Sons Ltftti'rs unclaimed in the St. Hel nn, rtoflice for the wevkemiinK April r,, l'jju. Mrs. L. C. Cole 1 letter M. Van Horn Alaia Wulm-r Letteri! unclaimed by April VJ Will he sent to the Dead-Letter ollice. c. (ify. p. m. Methodist Notices Sunday School, 10 a. m. Subject: Jacob at Bethel. Morninn service 11 a. m. Who ii Isaiah? ' ' tyworth Leajruc, 6:45. Subject:! 'he Comin9 of the Comforter, Myrna Yeomans, leadar. r.Vttijjnjf Servloe, 7:q0. Subject: 'noniifl AijpecU of the pquor rrobl ucceort to Si. lelcna Awta Cs. Will positively meet every train utos Tor hire. Calls ml i!av or xi : lit mi dvVrfJhlte. i - aii.swtml day or n:K IHna. IT ,. M. E. MILLER A TTORN EYA T-LA t' f St. Helens - Oregon ikiililaJiiitL. St. Helens Mill Co ! Electric Lighting (Saves Your Eyes) rr. - - S team Heatings - (Prolongs You.r Lives) Lath Wood Lumber Allen, Felton & Quick REAL ESTATE DEALERS INVESTMENTS. RENTALS. INSURANCE. COLLECTIONS. LCANS, LAND TITLES. APPRAISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. FISCAL ACENT CONVEYANCE. EXECUTOR INFORMATION AND EMPLOYMENT ST. HELENS . . OREGON 'cm 27. St. HH.'t V, Look lor the. u'iis shti Rcil Carsls the Mllook 28, St. Wsr Subjec, Millni k 2S, St M l ' rty. 7 ifnia. E. T. Luther. TiiHtor. The Rev. W. T. Fairchild of Houlton M. E. church will preach "t Yankton at 11 a. m. and at Trenholm nchool hauaeat S;30 p. rn. In consequence there will only be Sunday Jichool acrvlcea at 10 . m. at Houlton on April 13th. Mr.0l.wr.8Pt. J(falrv. 4 4 o (S) v 9 Sr. Helens Oregon -1. i ?f:r V V X CR POVBCR COMPIrtY 3 CUT GUT THIS COUPON And pre.ent at our store and get a 1 pound can of the, well known CRESCENT CAKING POWDER FOR 20 CENTS. Thi Baking Powder ia recommended by all user. Thi Coupon good until Friday night, April 11th, 1913- CUT OUT THIS COUPON ' Tht-so Coupons will appear every week, and it is to your advantage to rejourn them at our store. The articles will be from our regular line of first cla.ss jrood.-i. and are iii'.ily recommended by all users. Cut out eoup.n and remember the one above is jrood only until April 11th, li'13. O C. M.JOHN & CO. TH F HOUSE OF QUALITY i asssai,.... Msv.aa iJ tummi . ir PEAl.KUS IN DU PONT EXPLOSIVES L. CXPLOSIVCS DCLIVEPCD IN S TON LOT5 MORE Xi ANY POINT IN COLUMBIA COWNTY ON THE RIVER ' H&INJ.ER, UHEE0N ftaLiiii.k,Uii.LAAtULtiii,LiAtULlAAiULAAtULA3 , See McCOY! Bctac you let your work. He is arcpareil to do all kiuds o; i Tainting ,1'a P8 r iiANO'Na tTlTINO ST. IlKff'S Okk. Houlton Restaurant MEALS AT ALL HOURS PROMPT SERVICE CLKANLfNKSS Omr Mt x tx r "3 Oliver & Oliver's General Merchandise Furniture Hardware 1 Farm Products AVantcd i Best Link ok Shoes in the County Walk-Over ladies' and men's shoes Three Lake Logging Shoes ST ft k i AH Work Guaranty rd R. Fflirpates Furnished. CONSTANTIN Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Work St Helen Oregon Keeping Up With the Times St. fiiU-r.s ia3 Q-ow'rs to l.c Qte a City. Our Store Has G:'0vr i. Froportior we iiwj ovei) T( on: NEW quarters and HAVK A LAR'JE SlOCK OF .AJ DRY GOODS CLOTHING BOOT LAIilW ano GENTS rtr f . ""."' David C. nmm t.