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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1915
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
DRAYING AND TRANSFER
All Business Promptly Attended Tc -PHONE
15 OR 12
WAf. H. DAVIES
ST. HELENS, OREGON
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This cabinet In Pacific oak
finish
$12.50
Other cabiuets from
$10 up
Kitchen tables from
$1.50 up
English Breakfast tables,
from
$3.50 up
FVRXITIRE
UNDERTAKING
Auto Troubles
respond quickly and inexpensively to our treatment.
If your car rattles, or does not run smoothly, or jars,
or makes too much noise, IT IS TIME TO BRING
IT TO US if you want it to last. A dollar or two
spent on that car today may save you ten tomorrow,
and that is an INDISPUTABLE FACT.
Gasoline
Marine Engine Repairing.
CITY GARAGE
St. Helens.
II
o Healing and Soothing o
WHETZEL'S
HAXURVFF M KCZEMA TREATMENT
AND HAIR TOXIC
Prevents the hair from falling and promotes its
growth. Guaranteed to satisfy or your money will be
refunded. Sold at
PLAZA PHARMACY
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BANK BUILDING O
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All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished.
R. CONSTANTIN
PLUMBING, HEATING,
SHEET METAL WORK.
St. Helens Oregon
Self Sealing
Improved Mason Fruit Jars, in pint,
quart and one-half gallon sizes. Does away
with the old labor and trouble of sealing
Guaranteed air tight. We have the famous
laundry and toilet, -
Soap
Cuclo
This soap is guaranteed to set colors
. in any fabric rather than make them fade.
Try it next wasli day and you will use
nothing else thereafter.
Central Grocery
I CORRESPONDENCE 5
HOULTON.
Henry Dockery has returned to
Houlton.
Earl Perry of Portland,' motored
down for the Fourth.
8. S. I-ong Is entertaining his
brother from Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Potts and daughters spent
thn vfwk Anil at thn llmiltnn hotel.
Misses Maggie and Helen Spence
ceieorated at scappoose saturuay.
Miss Eva Doucet of St. Helens, is
visiting the Misses Lavlna and Hose
Kihlnn.
Mrs. Al. Popejoy and children
spent Saturday at Scappoose with
friends.
George White Is again in our
midst, after an absence of several
months.
Mrs. McAboy of Trenholm, spent
Sunday with Mrs. S. E. Hendricks of
this city.
Miss Ollvo Vlning of Seattle, is
here for a few weeks' visit to rel
atives. Mrs. Henshaw of Seaside, spent a
few days with Mrs. Emma llelford
last week.
Miss Ituth Anderson of Portland.
Is visiting near Houlton at the home
of Fred Larsen.
Cthftr dark rAtilrnod In f!nl,ln
Tuesday evening after spending the
ruiiriu ai nome.
Kit Onnamnn nf U'oottinp n,o
spent Monday here with his brother,
lieorge Gensman.
V. II. Smith of Astoria, was here
last week to look after his property,
and visit friends.
Mrs. Charles Smith and children
have returned from a vlait with
friends near Warren.
Misses Marie and Lena Heln nf
Trenholm, are ' visiting friends in
Houlton and St. Helens.
Miss Maude Decker of Portland,
was the a-uest nf her hmtlinr I. I.
Decker and family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bennett are
being congratulated upon the birth
of a son on Friday. July 2.
Robert MrOnppn and .fuv Pnttnr
went to The Dalles Sunday, where
they have found employment.
Chaa. Miirrla inri famllv anon Qnn.
. J ,' uuu-
day at the country home of Mr. and
mrs. s. saiser near Yankton.
Mr. and Mrs. James McKay and
two dauffhtera nf SmnnnnM wam
here Monday to spend the Fourth.
Mr. Slaughter, who formerly lived
here, being interested in the Western
Cooperage Co., was in town Sunday.
Mrs. Celia Beavers of Scappoose.
Rnent thn Knllrth ham with l,oi na
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lamberson.
Mr. and Mrs. Chipman of Portland,
motored dnwn Sunrisiv far vluii
with their son. Earl Chinmnn nf thin
city.
Marshall Churchill, whn ham hom
at Olney for several months, is here
again, and employed at Masten's
camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Austin anil lit.
tie son of Portlrjid, visited Mrs.
Austin's father, Chas. Graham, over
the Fourth.
Frank Usher and .inn swinov
have returned from near Salem!
where they spent the past few months
at work.
Mrs. Genres Chamhe nH i,n,i
ren, Hugh, Grace and Hazel, are vis
iting the family of R. L. Welch at
Sweet Home, Ore.
The Houltnn haaphnll loam il.v.J
a very successful game Saturday at
rcappoose. j ne score was 22 to 8 in
favor of Houlton.
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Staines are
spending the summer months at
itocKaway Beach, the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Frank Miller
Misses Myrtle Bennett of Bachel-
lor i lai ana wonita Brolles of Yank
ton, spent a few days with Miss
Juanlta MofTett last week.
Harry Dunn, Ed Thompson, Wal
lace C rouse and Jack McAllister, all
of Trenholm, came in to celebrate the
Fourth at Houlton and St. Helens.
Ernest Kelley and his bride are
here visiting relatives. Mrs. Kelley
will be remembered as Miss Lois El
liott, who until about a year ago, re
sided near Bachellor Flat.
Chas. Crouse and son, Estes, are
tr.klng a few days' vacation before
returning to their work at Olney. Mr.
Crouse will tako his two daughters
with him when he goes.
Mrs. Ben Thompson returned last
Thursday from Portland, where she
visited her son and family. She
brought her two granddaughters
back with her to make a return visit.
Jack Dsnain'a FnrH
a single buggy, damaging It conslder-
uiy, oui me occupants, who have
not been learned by the writer, were
not injured beyond a good shaking
up.
Mr. and Mrs. John Masten enter
tained the following on 8unday at
dinner: Roland Maat Oil nr. fa at n si
daughter; Delmer Masten, wife and
uaugnier, and w. B. Perkins, wife
and son.
The deDot here haa iiiiH.nn. .
tensive repairs, among them a new
coai oi paint, both Inside and out.
J. O. Divens' place has been flllmi h
E. Wilkinson. Mr. Iilvona am m,i..
, j '
few km LMiaui soon.
The residence of John Goodman,
near Houlton. cauerht fl
unknown source on the Fourth, and
but for the nreiwnra f mi,i n ,,
daughter. Miss Zora, the damage
might have been serious; as It was.
the roof was burned in several places
and considerable repairs will be
necesstry. The family were In St
Helena at the time.
Two accidents occurred on Mon
day, both of which might have been
fatal. The Ford car belonging to
the Independent Auto Co.. and driven
by young McKle, collided with the
buggy of Rudolph Karth and wife;
besides damaging the vehicle greatly
frightened Mrs. Karth very badly
Fortunately the horse was not frac
tious, so the accident was not so bad
as might have been.
Mrs. T. S. Linton and Mrs. C. 0.
Maurice returned home from Port
land Monday. !
Mr .ml Mra. W. II. Wagner and
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Wafnor spent the
Fourth in Vancouver.
Mrs. S. K. Vermllyea of Dllloy,
Ore., has Joined her husband on the
F. F. Knight furm.
Henry Morgus and son motored
.Inun frnill V Hell'IM WudllBSda''
'afternoon and spent a fow hours lu
town.
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barton. Harry
I Peep and Miss Irene llUBklrk of Port
land, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I J. C. Watts Sunday and Monday.
Philip lrvln Linton died at Port
lunH June 2 0. 1915. aged 16 months.
He was the beloved son of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip S. I.lntou of Reuben, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fowler. Mr.
snd Mrs. Bert Bishop, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hunter, Mrs. Olive D. Hunter
and John Patrick, are camping on the
headwaters of the Llttlu Clatskunlo.
REUBEN.
J. C. Watts and wife spent the
Fourth at Scappoose.
O. D. Hunter and Henry Welter
were St. Helens visitors Tuesday
Miss Luella Baldwin of St. Johns,
Is visiting her cunt, Mrs. T. 0. Watta
LAKESIDE.
Mrs. R. J. Frnkes' son. D. W. Dob
bins, was down visiting her and fam
ily the last week in June, returning
to his home in Walla Walla thlsj
week, lie left his little son, Warren,
Jr., for the summer with his grand
ma and other relatives.
Conductor J. II. Dobbins, wife and,
little daughters, Ula and Faye. vis
ited at the home of his mother a few
days ago, motoring back to Portland
to resume his duties with the S. P.
railway.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Ross and Mr.
S. C. Morton motored to Portland
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. N. Wood of Portland, spent
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Wellington.
J. M. Uodgers. United States Rev
enue Inspector for this district, was
In the city Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Craven of Independ
ence, Oregon, Is visiting at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Sundifur.
Chas. Hellhorn, wife and son, of
Portland, spent Sunday and Monday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Morton.
Mrs. J. W. Allen returned Wed
nesday evening from a two-mouths'
Eastern trip, visiting relatives in
Ohio and New York.
Mrs. M. Bernl and the Misses
Bertha and Elizabeth Bernl of Port
land, spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Botsford.
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Beeler died Wednesday morn
ing. Funeral services held at the
Odd Fellows cemetery, Thursday af
ternoon, conducted by Rev. John
Foster. ,
J. E. Quinn, assistant time keeper
for the St. Helens Lumber company,
spent Sunday in Portland with his
family, Mrs. Quinn returning with
him to St. Helens Monday and spend
ing the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and
children of Salem, visited old friends
in the city Monday. This Is Mr.
Moore's first trip back to the old
town for twenty-four years and he
was almost lost In finding old land
marks and familiar fares. Mr. Moore
is the owner of one of Salem's larg
est automobile houses.
MARRIED.
July 2 Miss Ixiulse C. Elliott and
Earnest Kelley of Trenholm.
Miss Grace H. Grewell and Orvel
Glllett of Scappoose.
NOTICE.
All General Fund County Warrants
endorsed prior to April 16th, 1915,
are called, and Interest stops on
same on and after July 10th. 1915
R. S. HATTAN, Co. Treasurer.
For a good Job of masonry or plas
tering, write L. E. Gulker. 14 years
In Columbia county. R. F. I). War
ren or Rainier. 29-41.
KAAAAAAAAA
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3 THEYARE BUSINESS GETTERS
Young pigs for sale. C. J. Larson.
Warren, Ore. 23-tf
Wanted A good, fresh family
cow. Give description, nrice ami lo
cation. At Mist office. 29-t t
Two choice rooms with board In
quire at Mist office. 29-2t.
For Sale Timothy hay in shock or
delivered. C. J. Larson, Warren.
29-21 pd
For Rent Illlnimlnia- .lm..i
cheap. Inquire at the Italian Im'-!
porting to. 27-31.
1H-. Stone's Heave Drops cures
heaves. Price 1; for sale by all
druggists.
1800 feet of silo lumber cheap at
Warren. Address Joho Dolan. Houl-ton-
27-3t.
For Sale Two- horsepower hay
M. Oabrlelson, Warren, Ore.
28-3t. pd.
w-fJi, ,.Jf 8lx yeT-M horse,
weighs 1650 pounds, works botli
single and double. Inquire P H
Lund. Warren. 2i
k-f- B.ai A Quantity of hlmalaya
berry p ante, at 4 cent each. Apply
Columbia River Canning & p?0
duce Co., St. Helens. Mchmf
Wanted Vraah n .... .....
your fresh eowMfteVrsXaT.
Hover' umT De WrUa 0T Ph"n
Clover Hill Farm, Deer Island. Ore-
YOU CAN'T
You can't accumulate money without Mlt-denlal. A
you looking forward to the day when you will hav Jn
you now want and deluding yourself with the Maa ii,.t
you will thrn begin to accumulate money? That day
will never dawn for jrou. Each day will bring n
want and If you continue to Indulge In thorn your li"
will end In want. Indulgence to-day moans for you (J!
ture want, while self denial to-day moans future Indui.!
ence. Start a self denial Account to-day. Watch over
It now and lu the yoare to como, It will watch over you
Said a wise old Arab "He that sleeps without
upper gots up without debt."
COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK
Sl, Helen t, Ore.
OLDEST IN THE COUNTY
Don't Cross a Bridge
until vuu come to it. Don't worry about your
inability to pay for siu-li bih-tlass groceries as
ours until you know our prices. Wla-n you tlo
learn litem you will see how foolish it was to
worry at all. Our price are not a bit higher
than the ordinary, tlionijh the tpialily of our gro
ceries is very much higher. Let ns prove it.
A. S. HARRISON & CO.
HT. HELENS' I.KADINfJ MERCHANTS.
Good Coffee
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If you are not satisfied with the coffee you have
been using, try
Golden West Coffee
It's Just Right
SPECIAL BLEND
STEEL CUT
Williams & Hall
GROCERIES
Jas. Muckle t Son
"Good of Quality"
MENS SUMMER
UNDERWEAR-
Wc have some lij-lit, -soft underwear, Athletic
style union suits, closed crotch, short length and
no sleeves, that will help you to keep cool dur
ing tic hot summer days Don't wear heavy
weight underwear now, get some of these light,
thin union suits and keep cool.
Halbrigcan underwear, light and durable,
rcrti ad flesh color, long sleeves, ankle length,
" both union suits an.f separate pieces. 50c the
garment.
Complete stock, all sizes. Get light weight
underwear here and keep comfortable.
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