Great Bargains in Everything for MeiiJita All goods bought I n.iii us are iis jM,'od as aCel'ilie.rCluck. All I ask is a fair oniipaMMMi if prie'js. As 1 a i d b.-fore don't be linked l"uy goo-ls lio.n us Meu.s Eagle Underwear, Reg. 4.50 and .S seller, n. w -Men's Kagle Underwear, Reg. 3.50 seller, now - - - -Logger's Short Cape Shirts, Reg. 55.00 seller, now - -Logger's Short Cape Shirts, Reg. 3.50 seller, now - Men's Double Hreasted Ulue I'huiuel Shirts 3.511 seller now Men's Single Hrcastcd Blue Flannel Shirts 2.50 t eller, now Bkar in Mixn, Thjs is no "Sheeny Sale" All the goods yon bvy from me are just as I represeut them. Goods that you buy from your dealer, or at the camp all the year around. ..oo 2.75 ..75 75 1 .00 Moil's SiniTle Breasted Blue Manuel Shuts 1.50 seller, now U3 O CO Don't Forget That I Have the Largest Stock of Hats and Cap r-i u r ah crio orl Pnlnt-c tn Choose From s in We Still Have Chiite a Lot of Ladies' and Children's Under wear that Must be Sold Regard less of Cost. Come See These. Hoys' Hats from oOe up. Men's Conqueror Hats val. JW.iin Other Hats at 7oc, $1.00, V Could S11 Cheaper C.oods, l!ut We U'oiU, We Would Sell Belt.r Coods, But We Can't Our Shoe Stock is Steadily Decreasing A Few Pair of Ladies Shoes $3.50 and $4.00 val. at $2.00 Youths and Childrens trom $1.25 to $2.75 r7 If any man tonld sell gooes for less money than we eh;trge he would have a beaten path to his door. Follow the tread bol levard to our store. Be!..ie the bright light of value, our goods will stand your closest inspection. Our Line of Canned Table Fruits is of the Very Best Quality and You are Sure to be Pleased with the Big Reductions Red Ribbon Apricots, Peaches, Strawberries, Loganberries, Cherries and Pears, 20c per can 0 CD DC CO Miie Ribbon or 3leeo Hrand Peaches, Apricots and Pears lne can. C Jet in on this snap. School Notes On Wednesday afternoon the 349th anniversary of the birth of William Shakespeare was observed by a special recitation of the Shakespeare class. Each member of the class gave a selected quota tion, or in some other maimer ap peared on the program, while Dr. Edwin Ross talked on "As You Like It," the play just read by the class. Several parents of the high school pupils, and other guests present. Mrs. Galichio, Response. Fred Morgus, Jacob Hans. Mr. Thomason, Thompkins Hired Man. Frank Robertson, Response. Harry Richardson, Toastmaster. LOCAL AND PERSONAL QO- Mrs. F. W. Wood of Portland is were 1 the guest of Mrs. J. H. Wellington I in St. Helens this week. ! (Vrv Imv am) irir! in Vn !(rhth i Owintr to the installation or our grade who expects to take th; state' new press this week the Mist is a examination in May is now engaged day late, but hereafter the paier in home gardening. It has been J will be out on Friday, promised them by the state school i degree- team from the Portland authorities that 30 per cent will be ' Maccabees will visit St. Helens given on the subject of agriculture this (Saturday) evening, to assist for each pupil engag ed in the gar- in the organization of the lodge at dening industry. Ln addition to tnjs place. The local lodge has a getting state credit for their work membership of about 50, and new the eighth graders expect to have applicants are being secured every day. Mr. J. W. Sherwood, the State Manager of the order will also attend. Fishing season will open up at noon on the first day of May, and some first class agricultura 1 products to exhibit at the fall fairs. One of the most enjoyable . social events of the year was the banquet given by the junior class at th c St. Helens h-tel Wednesday eveni Dg in 'already fishermen are preparing for honor of the senior class an d the ! the rush. It is reported that there students and friends who assisted are more fish in the river now than thm in giving "Tompkin's Hired there has been for several years Man." After the sumptuous, five- past. course dinner served under i he di- The new tug being built at the rection of Mnit George the f Wlow- ,st. Helers shipyards for the Colum ing prograw of toasts w( are re- j Contract Co. is fa.st Hearing sponded l: 'completion. The machinery will be Majtystret, To the Senior 'Oil rls. installed right on the ground, which Response, Sarah Rurns, Anna ; is something new for this yard, and (the launching will be when the boat : is fully equipped and ready to steam lout. The keel of another large 'schooner has been laid and work is progressing on that boat. The 'Merced is receiving the machinery t at San Francisco and will le placed on the run between San Francisco and Columbia River points about the middle of June. Deputy Sheriff Lake was called to Marshland this week to settle the difficulties between the con struction crew of the new railroad building from West port to the Ne halem and the settlers through whose land the road passes. Ijist week the court passed on the amount of the damages to be paid by the company for right of way. but the farmers evidently were not satisfied, so they held the crew up. As soon as Mr. Lake explained mat ters to the residents they were satisfied and work was resumed. Misses Elsie Philip, Maude Rich ardson and (ioldie Hattan have been elected as delegates to the State Sunday School convention being held in Oregon City this week. Mrs. M. C. Gray is also attending the convention. The Circuit Court, regular May term, will open in St. Helens on Tuesday, May 13th. at which time the grand jury will be called to- 1 gether as well as the trial jury. There is quite a large docket to be ! taken care of this time and a nurn j ber of criminal matters to be in vestigated by the grand jury. Mr. R. C. Merryinan. of Mari nette, Wis., has been visiting in St , Helens this week. Mr. .Vcrrymaii I is largely interested in the various lumbering enterprises in this city atul is well satisfied wite conditions 'here. He is also the owner of one of the largest orchards in Cali fornia, near Exeter, atnl says the report of short crops in the orange belt were not exaggerated, lb leaves tomorrow for his home. CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY Circuit Jui'i-, J. A. Kali in, J. I'. Ciunjilirll Iiiv i iet A i:oi nev, I' II Ti iij;1"' t;iini) .'mil.'-. u A.llnrii- CUik. II K MlUtt-, " M,cr:fl, A K I lioin. on " A'f nr, ('. W li'nkeitry. " Tr. 'i:nr, R S lln'lnn " Si li-ol Si K J I!. Wl'lii lu ll. 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