Wtcfe r. -n t; v-I-k Li VON A. GRAY Opt! Good, St. Helen. Jr. UiliiUJUiUiUJUiUiUiUiiimjUIUiUiUJUiUiUiUiUullUiU Wutclirwtk r ariij Jeweler Work Guaranteed. All EUKOI'KAN PLAN AMERICAN PLAN EVERYTHING MODERN AT THE ST. HELENS HOTEL ALL BUSSES CALL AT HOTEL J. r rOKGE. Proprietor FATES $1.00 AND VP SI'ECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS MUCKIE WASHINGTON MUCKLE AUCKLC IMRDVIRC CCMPMY 0 E A L E R S IN r.u.vrs u.ii;nii;i: oils i:ss s.isii noons 8J touLirs ni Hinn smttrs ST. HELENS, ORECON I SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES 2 111?. EXCHANGE AN: INTRODUCTORY . I'ivlCIS O :i SCTit'OL BOOKS ARE STRICTLY CASH WATERMN S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS a AIO CENri'RY. I AU .H!.IN SEI.rHU.,Nr. . AND NON-LEAK ABLE, 'OORL'S NON o t LEAkAbLU AND OTHERS " : e.istm.ix ruoTot;i;.irii ic coons E A. J. DEMING, Druggist. ST. HELENS Patronize the Mist Advertisers HELP, RB To a Good Salary ft Q'rijf'j 0 There in direct and easy way for you IK VXl tfcr-SV I'D " to help yourself to desirable position u i i "'' k py in ,1,e tra,le pr pr,,fe!1; Vr '&Mik ambition. All this without leaving m YywllnK. h"me: wi,hol,t '"inf r "such liS' RPWlJ benefit W made possible hy a world- f 1 1:ll.il renowned institution that has had 7 rafl II &&Z'J'Z't 1 r years o( successful eiperience in I'f?JI Ir'v'l ' training thousand of ambitious tc Jl Yi''Z-sZr K I vvae earners (or advancement. SJ 1 V 'f-- ""Vi . 1 This Institution now offers TOW m..'- 1 I IVx'M .,r.,ri,mitw in the coupon W. III it f, if I ii-tvj If T Jpi i I Kl-olrl 1 nflniT I ! 51. " "" l Suit J perienc r" ' ' . below, to better your earning nun position, no mailer now hi your time, money, or education may b.. The first step in helping yourself to a good salary lies in marking and mailing the coupon. To do this puts you under no obligation, oo ii InUriutlond Corr.spond.ne. Softools i..Arr ..LUIKOI m l,,rt 1 Hr..kkipr in.rihr ArtntMinnl wnw haw-rani Wrtl Winrlnw TrlmmM Illiiairitr Civil fUrvlo ChniH , Taitll 'H Inpt. F1M1 -i-in"" "- Burftr talionarf WnginT Citl Kngtnr uildmc OonlrsVtot5 ArohUM Htnirtlural nf1nr llridf nm I,)riun Plnibr r "I nn ff v;.. xroH.u.rnox nv .iiiih:ssixi H. W. REED, Manager M McKay Building PORTLAND, ORECON WHO'S WHO IN ST. HELENS Continued from Pago I huHe stand high, in all the rela ti"n of life. iVific Coast HoNpital Aaocl ation Thin nplondiil Institution i in charge of I)r. W. S. ArmHtrong, n-rinU-nilint and urgeon in rhargp, and U being fitted up with all modern appliances and require rnentH to handle the moat critical cuws from maternity to accidentu, ami in fact to render to this com munity all the service any honpital usuully affords any community. An irmtitution of this kind is a neces sity, and there is probably no abler surgeon in the state thun Dr. Arm- T . r . v '. 1 7 o Lu. W. S. AuMSrKiiNU, Sup't anil Surgeon irCharge strong He has practiced in the profession since lSb'J. He is a graduute of the Gross Medical Col lego, Denver. Colorado. Heprac ticed fourteen years in Chicago, as lociHtt'd theie with Dr. Murphy, ore jf that city's ablest surgeons and hospital physicians. He practiced nine years in Portland, prior to otning here last June. He has taken post graduate work in Kurope at Leip.sig and Vienna, lie is a very important acquisition to St. Helens and vicinity and merits dis tinction. Dr. W. S. Armstrong, Proi'lrnt; Dr. Theo. Fessler, 1st Vice I'rcs-, H. 0. Oliver, 2nd Vice Pres ; I). Clir.t Ashmun, bee; Dr. A. 1'. Usher, Treas. Consulting 1'hysieiani: Dr. John A. Broadus Sinclair, U. S. Navy, Portland; Dr. A. J. Teel, St. Helens. Allen, Felton & Quick are St. Helens live realty operators and mus' not be omitted as we nott brief mention of our city's leading business men. They have been es tablished as a Iirm one year. I he members of the firm nevertheless are all well known and prominent citizens. Mr. Quick has been here no less than thirty-one years. He taught school ton years, officiated as county superintendent six years, jvus county clerk six years and like wise officiated as county treasurer. He was in the Abstract and Title business eighteen years and is now city recorder and collector for the water hoard. Mr. Allen is princi pal of the Warien High school, and also was principal here three years in St. Helens. Mr. Felton is the old stand-by realty and insurance man unJ expert trader. For lands, louses, timber, chances, loans, et cetra see Allen. Felton & Quick, pjickly at St, Helens. C. H. John & Company conduct a flourishing cash store. They deal in groceries, hardware, crockery, f.tney chinaware, flour, feed, etc., and each year sees a marked in crensj in tlioir volume of business. They have operated the enteeprise three years. Frior to launching out in this line C. H. John was in the Monday night to its grand opening. Monday night will be free to every body. Three reels of special films have been ordered for the occasion and a change of pictures will be made daily. The prices will be five cents for children and ten cenU for adults, and added attractions will be a feature from time to time without extra charges. Mr. W. Lj. Sharp is the enterprising proprietor and he has spent a lot of money on getting his fine theatre fitted up. Frior to coming here Mr. Sharp was a traveling man for sometime and after making St. Helens thought it was a good town to locate id. There will be two shows a night commencing at 7:30 and 9 o'clock, Monday, Oct. 13. II. Morgua & Son are dealers in general merchandise and have oper ated here eighteen years. They carry a splendid stock of dry goods, and ladies, and childrens' wearing apparel and accessories, also men's' clothing, shoes, hats and general furnishings. Mr. Morgus enjoys a good trade and his store is where you get good goods and extra low prices. He was born in Syria. E. A. Rotger is the electrical man who does Everything Electric. He is well up in electrical en gineering, and also carries a nice stock of supplies. Mr. Rotger has operated here two years and a half, and has followed the business since 1001. He i a graduate of the famous Lick School in California, and also was a student for some time at Leland Stanford University. House wiring, installing of electric bells, lights, plants, etc., are among his specialties. He hails from San Francisco as the metropolis of his nativity. K. Constantin is St. Helens ex pert plumber. He has followed the business thirty years and has oper ated here three years. He special izes nIso in sheet metal work. Esti mates are furnished on application and all work is guaranteed, and moreover his prices are reasonable. Mr. Constantin hails from Canada, the land of his nativity. Mrs. Hanson's Millinery Em porium- The "crowning glory of women" may be their exquisite heads of hair, but the wearer of a becoming and handsome millinery creation always feels better dressed than when wearing something tha' does not appeal to her sense of the fitness of things. Here is St. Hel ens popular millinery, and the store is stocked with the latest fashions from the east. Although Mrs. Han son has just recently opened with her fine fall stock she has specialized in the millinery business for a num ber of years. She is located in the Bank building, is a very pleasant lady to meet and we bespeak a liberal patronage for her. The stock and appointments are Al in every particluar, Bretberg & Morrow is where you go to get your shoes repaired, or an up-to-date custom made pair of shoes. The shop has been estab lished two years and has two "knights" of the trade. Mr. Bret berg has followed the business over 30 years. He is also a specialist on manufacturing artificial limbs, and has few if any superiors in this line. Mr. Morrow was a "knight of the anvil" for a time. He served in the Spanish-American war as a scout. These gentlemen give prom ise of making an excellent commer cial team and merit generous notice. Central Market This place is conducted by Messrs. Bill & Rob- How do you like this Shoe? We have a full line of the Florsheim Shoes. Come in and see them. Don't forget that our Dry Goods and Fur nishings are the best. Drop in and see us "Ss f. I-I. IvlO RQUS i .7 cv n c3c SON J GREAT COMBINATION OFFER....... The Mist management has made arrange ments with Portland Evening Telegram whereby we can give subscribers the advan tage of a gigantic combination offer for a limited period. You can get a Metropolitan evening paper with all the latest news from all over the world and all the news of St. Helens and vicinity in the Mist at a remark ably low price. The Evening Telegram is the best pap er in the state, market reports unexcelled, Saturday edition contains a magazine and comic section in colors. The Evening Telegram St. Helens Mist - - -Total Both Papers Through this office if paid in advance for i year, on or before Decem ber 31st, 1913 - . - - - $5.00 per year $1.50 per year $6.50 per year $4.75 ! p-nnlov of Muckle Brothers for twenty-two years in their big gen- .ertson, who have operated the es- eral store. Mr. John hails from the good old He came here in 1888. .tablishment for the past year. They 1 . U .' 1M - , . U anJ carry evvi j iuhik 1 1 von iuivu (rmun fatherland. He is ably as sisted by Mrs. John, a very pleas ant business lady, who was born in Canu.la, although she has lived most of h'-r life under the stars and strip ." Germany and Canada unite nicely in the John family. Mr. and Mrs. John have made a lejion of friends during their retd dence here. THE NEW THEATRE Everybody is invited to the new theatre, near the court, house on meats, and also fresh fruit, veget ables, and produce of all kinds. They are building up an excellent business, and moreover their prices are right. These gentlemen have resided here about five years and enjoy quite a wide acquaintance. They are pleasant, enterprising, young men to meet and merit worthv mention as we note Who's Who in this article. Hotel Oread ia is conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Isbister, who have conducted the establishment five years. They have lived in Columbia county for thirteen years and are well acquainted with many of the old timers who make this popular hotel their headquarters when in St Helens. The rates re very reasonable, and special terms are given to monthly guests. Mr. and Mrs. Isbister are as genial host and hostess as the stranger will meet in his travels. Everything is homelike. Mr. and Mrs. Isbister are from the Orkney Islands of "Bonnie Scotland." Sherwood & Ross are complete house furnishers, undertakers and embalmers. They have operated here about one year and already have become one of the town's leading enterprises. The finest quality of goods is carried in house and office furniture and beds, bed f ing. mattresses, rugs, et cetra; also the fomous Pacific Stove & Range Co.'s products are carried in fine stoves and ranges. Frank H. Sherwood and E. Adin Ross con stitute the personnel of this enter prising firm. Mr. Sherwood is an expert undertaker and embalmer and has followed the business for years. Mr. Ross is a graduate of Beloit College. Wisconsin, his native state. J. E. Ramsey is St. Helens popu lar "man of dough." Ho operates the St. Helens Bakery, which is headquarters for bread, cakes, pies and pastry of all kinds of the first order, Mr. Ramsey ia a practical, expert baker and has followed the business for some time. His bread, cakes and pies more nearly ap proach what our mothers used to make than we thought possible. Miss Jessie Drew is the pleasant saleslady and attends to all cur tomers promptly and politely. Prior to her position which she has filled here for the past three months she was clerking in James Muckle & Son's general store for nearly two years. George's Market is .headquarters for choice steaks, juicy roasts, and tender chops, as well as fish, game oysters and poultry in season. Mr. George has operated in the butcher business for the past five years. He has been a resident of St. Helens for over thirty years and has offici" a ted in various capacities. He is a well informed youcg man to meet and is building up a splendid trade. He hails from England as the com monwealth of his nativity. Aliens' Confectionery and Cigar Store is likewise an enterprise that is growing. Heie the people of the vicinity can get their stationery, candies, cigars, tobacco, ice eream and soft drinks et cetra. Mr. and Mrs. Allen have operated the es tablishment for one year and a half and are doing very well. Mr. Allen contemplates putting in a stock of drugs in the near future. The store is well located and business houses are constantly being added along the main thoroughfare between St. Helens and Houlton. The Central Grocery is among the many enterprising stores the writer called on and is well conducted by I. W. W. Brown, who has operated the enterprise for the past four months, and he is building up a very creditable trade. The store is stocked from end to end with fresh groceries, fruit, vegetables and general country produce, including as well hardware, "crockery, flour and feed. He hails from the Sun set State of the Golden West. D. W. Williams is the new man ager of the Muckle Grocery Com pany. Just one week ago today he assumed the management of this popular department, formerly of James Muckle St Son's department store. They deal in staple and fancy groceries, hay, grain and feed. Quality, service and satisfaction ia the motto of this new enterprise and we take pleasure in introducing them to our many readers. Mr. Williams is a very clever young Continue! m P.f or 'i.W"