LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND DOINGS
Yourself and Others
A new lot of Rags.
tttwui'a Furniture Store.
Misses Nelle -and Leona rerkins
are visiting in Portland this week.
Mrs. S. C. Morton, her mother Mrs.
lleilbron anil her sislter Miss Heil
bron. were visiting with friends and
relatives in Portland several days
during the week.
J. H. Quinn visited his family In
Tortland this week.
James n. McKay of Scappoose was
a business visitor in St. Helens on
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. M. Stout returned this
week from Knappton. Wash., where
she has been for several week visi
ting relatives and friends.
Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums and
Window shade at .
Itotia'a Furniture Store.
Miss Mildred Wright of Fortland
visited last week In St. Helens with
her sister, Mrs. Jeffcott.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudig of Portland
6 pent the week end at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Ross In St. Helens.
Mrs. N. A. Ashby of Forest Grove
visited Li.r daughter Mrs. M. E. Mil
ler in St. Helens this week.
Mrs. Goin of Scappoose was visi
ting friends in St. Helens Tuesday
afternoon. '
Mrs. W. G. Muckle is spending the
week in Portland with relatives and
friends.
Jacob George (A Dr. J. L. Zlpper
er are in Portland this week attend
ing a sesion of the Scottish Rite
Masons.
James Muckle came down from
Portland Wednesday and spent the
day with relatives.
Miss Ada George visited friends In
Portland last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Percy George came
down from Portland last Sunday and
spent the day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. George.
Rev. and Mrs. Meyer and Miss
Hobbs entertained their Sunday
School classes at apicnic near the old
"swimmin' hole" in Milton .Creek
last Wednesday.
Winter is here, all summer hat
trimmings at price Noah. 's Ark
The Aid Society of the M E. church
will meet with Mrs. Dart, Wednesday
June 19th.
Mrs. M. J. Rutherford, Mrs. James
Ellison of St. Helens and Mrs. Davis
of Rainier left on the Willamette
for California where they will visit
relatives and friends for a few weeks.
Miss Beryl Muckle visited in Port
land on Thursday.
The many friends of Miss Lots
Perry will be sorry to learn that she
has taken a position in Portland
with the schools, and will not re
turn to St. Helens the next year.
Miss Lucile Hobbs spent a few
days in Forest Grove last week.
Miss Gladys Ashby of Forest Grove
visited with relatives and friends
over Sunday.
Miss Marie Paulson and Miss John
Bon spent Memorial Day at Astoria,
with friends.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs Fred Tim-
mons on May 28th, 1914 a daughter.
Mrs. Tlmons is a sister of Mrs. Jack
Black of thjs place.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Per
kins, May 30th, 1914 a ten pound
boy.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Adams of Railroad Addition on May
30th, 1914, a son.
Mrsk Mary Pendergast spent the
early part of the week in Portland
visiting with friends.
Mrs. O. D. Kylo of Trenholm visit
ed In St. Helens Thursday. Phe
left on Friday for Ohio where she
will visit with relatives for three
months.
The Pythian Sisters held their
election on last Thursday night with
the result that the entire staff of
officers were re-elected for another
six months.
Mr. Tabor of Noah'e Ark spent a
few days of this week in Portland.
Mrs. Frank Glbbs uncle of the
Lope boys, will leave this week for
Southern Oregon where he has min
ing interests.
Robert 8eal of the Portland Lbr.
Co., was a business visitor in St.
Helens on Friday.
Mrs. O. A. Erickson of Warren
was In St. Helena visiting with
friends during the week.
Toy Land NOAH'S ARK.
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Wise and Otherwise
We learn by the Oregontun that
Professor Kilgore has taken a posi
tion with the Highland 'School in
Portland for the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Allen were
Portland visitors last Monday.
Mrs. L. G. Ross and Mrs. J. S.
Allen entertained In honor of Mrs. U.
L. Jeffcott during the week. Mrs.
Jeffcott expects to leave soon for her
new home in Portland.
Mrs. l H. John and Miss Porthy
were visiting in Portland the first
of the week.
L. J. VanOrshoven was ' In Tort
land over Sunday.
Mr. J. George and Arthur George
attended the funeral of the late.
Bishop Scaddlng on-last Saturday.
Picture Frames suitable for any
kind, made to fit any alie picture.
Hons 's Kuruiture Store.
We have gold bads for rose beads
(Mth's Ark.
Mrs. W. A. Haris returned this
week from an extended visit in the
east. She visited her rlatlvs in Buff
alo, New York for some time and on
the way back home stopped off nt
Chicago and other middle western
points.
If you don't see what you want,
ask for it Noah's Ark.
JAS. MUCKLE & SON
I -GOODS OF QUALITY -
"Lasticurve-Back"
The Very Newest Nemo
Self'ReJacing Corset
An extremely lri)T cor.t, made
rntnforlaWe ntul ultru-Myli.-li ! cores
of the new -la.-iio
I.astikops Cloth in
the liaok.t'xtt'niliiiK
low the lm-k steels-- n
titw and inraluMe
A hud nntntwn.
SPECIAL SAI.K ON KMHROIMCKIKS
E,er W w-
All 50c ! roidciics 3)c
All 35c Kiiv.rokUricH 24c
All 21c Kml'iu'utcrics ,()c
All 20c Emlironlri ics
All I5c Kmliri.iileries lc
All 10c F.ml.roklcries 7c
c-jjLL'i;; L'UOV
Straw Hats,
split straw.
Mi:N S UKADWKAR
Ucst for summer. SlilT of soft, fme
HF.ST GRADE $2.50
SCAPPOOSE J
Continued from Page 1
Earnest Smith is visiting with his i
son this week at Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Fowler visit
ed the Kose City on .Monday. p
The water is raising and everyone
is bringing their dairy herd to high i
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris have moved
to Jeff Mill. Mr. Morris is working
on the road and Mrs. Morris is cook
ing for the men.
Mrs. H. Yeazie of St. Helens visit
ed friends here for a few days.
Mrs. Grant Watts received word
that her sister was very 111 at Port
that he sister was very ill at Port
Tuesday. R. D. Snider made a flying trip to
Portland Tuesday.
Geo. Ramsey lost a valuable horse
while working on the road. The
team ran away with the road scraper
hurting one horse so badly he had
to be killed.
Katie Weist Is visiting friends here
this week.
Fred Grant and wife have moved
in the country for a few weeks as
Fred is working on the road.
The v'cure t,,"s 1,10 Htry - your
corset can't "ruin up." the ivin t
edpe can't show through, ami 'n re
easy and comfortable in any jvsitu n.
To make room for new stock,
we are placing these high grn.le
Nemo Corsets on sale.
For a limited time only
$3 50 Corsets $f.98
Men's Hue l'lor.i Dora Fell Hats, latest style, bow
in I nek. Colors in Mack, lihie. brown, ami tnnscy.
Very Nobby. PRICE $3 00
LADIES TAKE NOTICE.
We are glad to announce that we arc able
to supply you with "Kayscr" Silk Gloves.
When we mention "Kayser" w efeel that no
further description is necessary for after
pou have once worn "Kayser Gloves' you
GOOD NEWS FOR YOU.
will accept no others.
16 Button lengths, black or white . . .$1.00
Short length, sics 5 1 to 7 50c
DERBY WHITE KID GLOVES
16 button length $4.00
Short length $1.75
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Mr. Ellen purti,.,
Auto, and U Ir.u.por,,,
to tliu market
tends In num.. i... ..... 4
ni
by the flrnt of July
i Tlle ,)uul' 'njr mk
being construrli.! U, .
lourn that. K.....1 ro.d,.,,
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on th.r
i ...a,, sir Ham.
; an accident, m, t, .
; toned and rn ,rr (!,
the homes r..civ!n Mtl'l
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thOKtiltnul. '
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namriiay niKlit ,
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I ties very uUlnlr. 1
, Mrs. I liimii Uf La I'liuinJ
u ruiuru 10 Ii. r ulil hoi, u
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urn. -turn. ni itJ t
i arrival is tint known
Mr. J. J. Iluvllk IshsvUgJ
'painted. Hy nrtlflriut nieatu J
bullillnir will look lit.. I
Mr. lKiiiitld Smith Ii
vlaughter ule on hli Mil,,
IUrvetr. tin mIi tW(1 fc
aim a fane to n.iy.
Haying Is at Ita fu) )uil
vicinity.
Mr. J. J lluvlik oponH i
meat market In ronniriloi
store. He ll lurs frw, J
here all tlie lime, mid wllHuJ
thein at ruiiiialii9 prlctn.
ADVKItTISKIi I.KTTEIti
Lelnrs unrluliiiml at ll)gJ
Dragon (Hint otllcn tor the ti
Ing May 30th. 1914
Mr. l'ete Hula
Mr. W. H. Font
Mrs. Nets Kaiton
Mr. Toiny liawod
Mrs. Yera lluvtsri) e
Mr. Uiuls M.irtla
Mr. J. U. Klrc
Mr. Peter rirlmon
I.MInrs unrlulniiHi by Jum
1114 will be sent to lh Dtt4ii
ofltt-o.
1V K PODD.M
THK MARK IT!
Portland.
Wheat 'lub. t'c; btb
red Hulnn. He.
Hay Timothy. alfalfa, t
Ilttttrr t'reumrry, J?c
Kggs Kanch. 31c.
St.
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FOR SAI.K Silo Lumber. 1800 feet.
26 feet long. Lumber Is at War
ren. See or address
JOHN DOLA.N
2tp. St. Helens.
Do you know Noah's Ark sells wanh
boarda cheap?
The New Perkins Hotel
PORTLAND, OR HQ ON
extends to you a cordial invitation to
make this hotel your headquarters.
I Thoroughly Renovated and Rented
Rooms Without Bath $1.00 and Up
Rooms with Private Bath $1.50 and Up
LOCATION CENTRAL ' BEST OF SERVICE
A RESTAURANT WITH FOOD AND PRICES RIGHT
C. II. SHAFER, Manager
Nomination Blank
Good for 2000 votes in Piano contest
for
Statu.
Whoat Illuentim. I.X-; tlak
re Kudslau, Sic.
Hay Timothy. 117 per tos;
f 14 per ton.
Hutter Creamery, 2c
Kkk24c.
Present this coupon at J W McDonald's Store
1 j( Give Home Industry a Trial ()
A. M. ECKER, Manufacturer St. Hel
EL TRIUMPHO lOcCIGAKS
OVIDA 5c CIGARS
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'l.l.l.. Mr. n.l Mr Alb"tDl1
All iw'ttliiica for Ui hatowl
miawin at ouo lialf prl- J
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Wc have just iustalled a new latlie
and are prepared to do your repair
work on marine and automobile
engines and machinery of all kinds
A GENERAL REPAIR SHOP
Work turned out on short notice by
at experienced mechanic
CITY GARAGE
Announcement
To the People of St Helens
and All Way Towns
ST. HELENS. PORTLAND AUTO CO.
lms established r,.rtl.iu,l Oil'uc
For Passenger Auto at
Meier 4 Frank's Store
6th and Alder Streets, Portland
Passenger auto uill receive at.d deliver passengers
at this location beginning MAY 4th
REST HOOMS-FHKE CHECK UOOM
nJiUC TELEl'IKfXics
every convenience is offered
and
to
you
at
MEIER & FRANK'S
A K'mhI houso with th"j
lots in rihmI location in
for sale. Inquire for pn
terms at the Mint ifl-
Twofin bulMtntC '"" to81'
for tale. Several fruit 'f-1"
cllnt gaiden )l. i;luH
aonabl tr'c-cai ami tJ tr. "
atMiitorTice, ,
'Wsnted-(;tn,rnl AftJ
Line Non-rarticlpatinff Wlf1
11. .1ail 11
pany. Horn Uiuee 1
on, to hsndlu Columbis
Must not bounder cntrs
any other Ufe Coniuy: M 1
easarily ex.ierii-nced. Jtlr.,..J
contract to riht rty. ia
V. O. Ilox 190. J
"f'oTsM.E -TbrrahiiH ""M
line, 18 romHiun.l; j
Wind itacktr, all in u-aJ
uir Willis-UiJJJ
Saw VlwSZ
WANrfcU-An wrtvM
to make dally calla on th Q"t
t ii nrArrt for"
n iiairna winriiinK .tj
..... , .... . ..1.. fruit
eiianiiinea ti buih'
dure llouiie. Addrcn
Let end Hpieal. P..rlleirA 0
"FOR SALE-Hy (;"",'
r ti - fir. tf
Vim BALK--A beautiful " 'j
on the bank of the rlv-r- J
cent Tlew. One of the
alrable homee In St. "'"I
FOR BALE-I'eif flue
..u 7nn 4 ra old.
St llel.ni LiverJ