ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1915.
NEWSY NEWS
Dr. J. L. Zipperer spent Saturday
In Salem.
Mrs. W. G. Muckle was a Portland
visitor Sunday.
James Muckle, Jr., left last week
for San Francisco.
Von 'Gray transacted business In
Portland Thursday.
Thanksgiving birds at St. Helens
Market. Phone 42.
M. E. Miller made a business trip
. to Portland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Mackay of
Portland, Bpent Sunday here.
Finnan Haddles and Fine Mack
erel. St. Helens Market. Phone 42.
Fresh Eastern and Olympia Oys
ters at St. Helens Market. Phone 42.
Miss Anna Quick and Miss Goldie
Hattan were Portland visitors Tues
day. Mrs. N. A. Ash by ig visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. Jensen, at Banks,
this week.
Wlllard Hurly of Portland, is vis
iting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
W. R. Dlnham.
F. M. Miles of Portland, was in St.
Helens this week looking after his
property interests.
Fine fat young turkeys and geese
from St. Helens Market. Order at
once. Phone 42.
O. C. and Robert Wellborn of Sny
der, Texas, are the guests of the fam
ily of S. M. Cade of Warren.
Dr. and Mrs. F. Wood of Portland,
spent Sunday the guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wellington
Miss Lulu George, Miss Fleek and
Percy George spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. George.
Mrs. Jacob George, Mrs. M. E. Mil
ler, Miss Amy George and Clias
Muckle motored to Portland Wed
nesday.
H. J. Southard returned Sunday
from a business trip to Portland and
Oregon City. At the latter place he
met friends he had not seen for
seventeen years.
Mrs. Hanna Partrich, mother of
Mrs. Wm. Ross, arrived last Thurs
day to spend the winter at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ross.
Mrs. Frank Hiley returned from
Portland this week, where she has
been attending the bedside of her
daughter, who underwent an opera
tion at Good Samaritan hospital.
Wellborn Bros., late of Texas, are
opening up an ice cream parlor and
candy kitchen in the Ramsey build
ing. They have a fine lot of fixtures.
Mr. Torango of Portland, set up the
fixtures.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grimes, Mrs.
Thos. Cox of Wisconsin, who have
been visiting the Ross family for the
past three weeks, resumed their Jour
noy to San Francisco fair.
Mrs. Alma Heilburn, mother of
Mrs. S. C. Morton and Miss Heilburn,
fell Sunday morning at her, home
and received a fractured wrist and
a severe cut on her head. At this
writing, Mrs. Heilburn was getting
along nicely.
Harold Ro3s, Lester Wellington
and Steele Moorhead will leave today
for Eugene to witness the great an
nual event of the championship game
of football between the University of
Oregon and the State Agricultural
college. Our loose change is up on
Oregon.
S. N. Cade, proprietor of the Lone
Fir dairy, ha3 absorbed the St. Hel
ens dairy, and the dairy will here
after be known as St. Helens dairy.
Mr. Cade has also purchased the
milk routes of J. M. Burkhead. He
wishes to thank all for their patron
age and hopes to bo worthy of their
continued support.
' U. S. Dspain has opened up a gar
age and repair shop in the building
formerly occupied by the Independ
ent Auto Co. His place will be
named the St. Helens Garage. Hie
machinists are Terry & Moultrop.
He would like a portion of the pub
lic patronage.
Her many friends in this city will
be grieved to know that Mrs. Chas.
Heilborn, mother of Mrs. S. C. Mor
ton, met with a very painful accident
Sunday morning, when in ascending
the stairway at the Morton home, she
lost her balance and fell down the
flight of stairs, spraining her ankle
and breaking her left arm, also in
flicting several scalp wounds. It Is
gratifying to know that she is getting
along very well at this writing and
her friends hope for her speedy recovery.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The S. H. H. S. is now practicing
on a minstrel show, which, by the
looks of things, will sure be worth
the money. Mr. McCoy is directing
the boys and intends to have them
ready tor the stage about Dec. 17
He has a number of coons and funnj
men along with several other num
bers. The S. H. H, S. are hoping
that the town people will show their
patriotism to the school by turning
out and we are sure we will give you
your money's worth.
Dr. Roney, president of Wlllam
ette University, gave the pupils of the
S. H. 11. S. a very interesting talk on
the advantage of a good education
Monday morning, his motto being
'Stick to the bitter end."
Mr. Sten, the basket ball couch, is
sure giving the boys good training
The boys are nil looking forward to
the trimming they will give Clats-
kanio, which is their first game.
Algebra two class is now laboring
with graphs, but if they keep up
their faithful work they will all pull
out all right.
English one class had an evening
sossion with Miss Duns Wednesday
evening. Oh, well, as they are fresh
men, we will not blame them.
Grammar Grade News.
The seventh and eighth grades
were invited into the High School
Monday morning to Jiear Dr. Doney;
president of Willamette University,
speak. We enjoyed it very much.
Being near the end of the mouth
the seventh and eighth grades have
been enjoying tests.
The eighth grade is beginning to
appreciate civil government very
much.
The seventh grade is developing a
sleight of hand performer.
CHURCHES.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Roadmaster has filed In this
office certificate of completion of the
Perry roan, in Road District No. 2
by O. L. Tarbell & Son, contractors.
All protests against the acceptance
of this contract must be filed in the
office of the County Clerk within two
weeks from the date of first publlca
tion hereof.
Date of first publication, November
A. F. BARNETT, County Clerk.
KXIGHTS OK PYTHIAS, ATTEN
TION. On Tuesday evening, Noy. 23,
every member of Avon lodge is ear
nestly urged to be present at lodge
meeting. The Grand Chancellor and
Grand K. of R. and S. will be pres
ent. Veterans' jewels will be pre
sented. Other ceremonies will take
place, followed by a banquet. Tues
day, Nov. 23, 1915.
M. E. MILLER, K. of R. and S.
. CHANGE OF TIME.
A new time table went Into effect
Sunday, and Portland visitors are
liable to be left if not informed of the
changes. Train No. 23 from Astoria
at 8 a. m., 12 minutes earlier. The
Rainier local will leave Portland at
12:25 p. m., 25 minutes earlier. The
Rainier local will leave Portland at
5:35 p. m., 25 minutes earlier. The
through train will leave Portland at
6:15, arriving at Houlton at 7:06.
This train will now stop at this sta
tion, giving additional time to Port
land visitors. No other stop Is made
between Portland and Houlton.
SOMETHING NEW.
St. Helens has a real home Candy
kitchen. Candies and Confectionery,
Hot Drinks of all kinds. Tobacco,
Cigars and Cigarettes. You are in
vited to make our place a Real Rest
ing place; a place for chat and pleas
ure. Come drink with us. Ramsey
building, next door to City Gurage.
Royal Candy Kitchen.
RAINIER.
Congregational Church,
10 a. m., Bible school; 11a. m.,
"SUPERSTITION." "Were I fully
able to describe God, I should be
God myself, or God must cease to
what He is." Eplctetua. 6:30 p.
m., Christian Endeavor; subjoct:
The Way In Which God Wunta to
Ho Thanked." Leader, Prof. McCoy
7:30 p. m "WHAT IS THE Git EAT
TEST OF MORAL VALUES? THE I
WORLD AND GOD BOTH DEMAND J
THE SAME ANSWER." J. Foster,
Ph. II., B. D. I
Special Thanksgiving service at '
the Congregational church on Thurs-
day, Nov. 25, at 7:30 p. m. The!
Methodists and CongregntlonullRts '
and all others who cure to como will!
unlto for this groat National occns-J
Ion. Sermon on "ASHES OR IN-J
CENSE," by the Congregational min
ister. J. Fostor, Ph. 11., II. 1).
M. E. Church.
The regular services will ho ho'.il !
At the II o'clock service the pastor A
will sponk, taking for his theme. The
Signs of tho Times in Religions Ac
tivity. The evening service will ho
a discussion of the outlook for Prohi
bition in Oregon. Special musk
Good singing. A cordial welcome to
all. F. N. Sundifur.
I plank. That Dr. Davis has norve Is
evident from the fact that lm will
Miss Irlmie Kvuns Is In Portland j ...j,!,, try Um trip by bout thin wook.
visiting frlmids. Miss Edna Frost Is
taking her place In the light olllce
during her absence.
Dr. Davis returned Inst Sunday
evening from Coos Bay, where ho
was cast upon the beach, but not as
Jonnh, but from tho ill fated Santa
fin rn The doctor elves us his opin
io,, that there was more thun one has been tho main point of Interest
Jonah In the bunch that did not use, for motor boat unthUHlaHtH In thin
the lower Jaw of a whalo for a gang part of Oregon, was left behind. Tho
Captain M. Smith returned homo
last week from San Francisco In
company with his son, Wilbur, and
the Puulllo Coast championship lion
or for speed bouts tucked safely
away in Ills baggage. Hut tho speedy
little racer, Oregon Kid II, which
captain announces tim ...i. .
"nm or II,.
Oregon KM II t0 B Mr. Mllr
Sun Frunclsco, and u.at )19 h
the motor boat racing KttI114 ,
and!,. But however, t,,.;",
frlemUnro of the opinion thatC
next spring U far dvn.,,i ... m
tuln will como forth win. ""
fat w.,1 give nation,,,
motor bout gamo run f, u, "
A banquet U holm l! aM-
i li- ...... ' can.
tain, lit don, Wilbur,
tho grand hotel tonight
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YANKTON.
A necktio social will bo given on
Saturday evening in the Red Men's
hall by the Yankton school and th;1
members of tho Purcnt-Tcuchcrs'. as
sociation. '
Rev. Burns, presiding elder of the
Free Methodist church, has been con
ducting meetings every ovoning ot
this week in the Yankton church.
Word has been received from our
old neighbor, Wm. Karth, thut he liar,
located in Tennessee, near Clyde, N.
C. It was formerly the home of Mrs.
Karth.
Mr. Walker sprained his wrist in
the St. Helens logging camp, and will
not be able to work for some time.
He had received an injury to his
knee and had boon In the hospital
and had just returned to work.
Mrs. Churchill guvo an afternoon
tea in honor of Miss Oleason, who
was a guest of Mrs. Eber Brown.
A meeting will bo held In the
school house on the evening of Nov.
29, to vote for lovying a special
school tax for this district.
WARREN.
COURT NEWS.
Stato vs. Daisy McMillan; statu
tory charge. Trial by jury and ver
dict returned not guilty.
State vs. John Ashburn and Al
fred DeLillis; house burglary. Trial
by jury and verdict of guilty return
ed. Court sentenced them to from
one to seven years in the penitenti
ary. An additional venire of 17 JurorB
was ordered by the court, and the
following Jurors were drawn:
Gorman, J. R., Rainier, farmer.
Erickson, Amos, Clatskanie, farm
er. C. J. Larson, Warren, farmer.
Daniels, Clarence W., Goble, farm
er. Chelberg, Axel, Warren, farmer.
Griflls, J. H., St. Helens, carpen
ter. Jones, Grant W., Clatskanie, farm
er. Banzer, John J., Mist, farmer.
Gulker, L. E., Rainier, teacher. .
Clemens, W. J., Apiary, farmer. .
Atkins, Alfred W., Apiary, farmer.
Claim, Henry, Vernonia, farmer. -Cook,
Charles, Clatskanie, engi
neer. Holstlne, Thomas, Yankfon, farm
er. Aamodt, Martin, Mist, farmer.
Holbrook, M. L., Scappoose, farm
er. Pennington, W. H., Rainier, farm
er. '
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his application
for a license to sell spirituous, malt
and vinous liquors in quantities less
than one gallon within the limits of
the City of St. Helens, Columbia
County, Oregon, in tho Morgus build
ing on River street, in said city; that
said license is applied for until Dec.
31, 1915, and same will be heard by
the Common Council of said city on
Monday, Nov. 22, 1916, at 8 o'clock
p. m., at the Council Chambers in the
city hall in said city, at which time
all persons interested or desiring, to
remonstrate are notified to appear
and make objections, if they have
any, why said license shall not be
granted.
Dated this 18th day of Nov., 1915
GEO. A. BRINN, Applicant.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Beaver moved
to Portland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rouse havo moved
into Mrs. Bacon's vacant house.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Puzey visited
Mrs. Puzey's mother in Portland over
Sunday.
The Evangelical Ladies' Aid so
ciety met with Mrs. Hoyt this week.
The ladies of the Lutherun church
are raising money by subscription to
furnish a room in tho new Immanucl
hospital in Portland.
Mrs. Harlow Anderson entertained
the ladles of the Methodist Aid so
ciety at an all-day meeting at her
home Friday. A feature much ap
preciated by the fifty persons present
was n delicious roast duck dinner,
the proceeds of which she donated to
the society. A number of St. Helens
friends came out to dinner and the
ladles wish to thank them for their
liberal offerings.
10 PER CENT
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DISCOUNT
On every Corset sold from
Monday. November 22 to Sat
urday, Novcmbei 27., In order
to introduce I. C. C. Corsets we
make this special oiler. You
will have ten dozen Corsets to
choose irom. Without a doubt
we have the beBt Corset tor the
money in the UNITED
STATUS. We offer a 50c lm
ported French Brocade Corset
lor 25c, and a Corset (or 75c
thai r. a wonder. .Wish you
would come in and inspect our
French Brocade front lace;
you'll admit it's a hummer.
10 pet cent Discount Monday to
Saturday.
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WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
NOAH'S ARK
ST HEIJNS"
Sc and 10c
STORE.
MIXSTKEI, (SHOW.
Two very necessary organizations
of the city have Joined hands and will
present for the amusement and edi
fication of our citizens a real minstrel
show on Friday night, Nov. 26. One
organization Is the Volunteer Fire
department, whose duty it is to guard
the city's property interest and even
at the risk of their (Ives to save lives
or property. Tho other organization
is tho MUTS (Men United to Serve)
whose mission and duty is to dispense
good cheer to the.r less fortunate
fellow men. These organizations do
so much for the city that it is sure
there will be a good attendance from
those citizens who believe in backing
up such good work. In addition to
helping to carry on this good work,
you will see a real minstrel show and
a show worth, your money. Watch
for next week's announcement and
hand bills.
WELL, DOYOU KNOW
Bennett hag changed locations?
If you do not, call and see his new
barber shop opposite tho St. Helens
hotel in tho new Hewitt building.
A real shoo shine at Bennott's.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Letters unclaimed at the St. Hel
ens, Oregon, postofllco, for tho week
ending November 13, 1915.
Miss Louise Fritz, Miss Katie Fer
guson, T. Henrlkson, 2 letters; Mr.
Mines, Mrs. A. J. Lorenz.
Letters unclaimed Nov. 27, 1916,
will be sent to Division of Dead Let
ters. IVA E. DODD, P. M.
For Sale Rhode Island Red and
Whlto Leghorn pullets, starting to
le.y; also 220-cgg McClanahnn Incu
bator, loss than half price. . A. M.
Williams, next door to Tom Laws'.
Look Here
BOYS AND GIRLS
Havo your tlrkrts until lirMnmn
Kvo ant) tho boy that Koriires the
largest numlirr in value will lx
given n fine pair of skatm, uiul the
girl a big beautiful dull, at
EDDIE'S PLACE
A tlrket with every purclmno.
TRY OUR WANT ADS
For Rent 130 ncro farm,' two
miles from lleaverton; one mile from
electric car lino station; 40 acres of
good, tillable land, 90 acres in pas
ture and timber. A great bargain at
$250 por year. Seo St. Helens Im
provement Co. 45-tf.
For Sale Wluton six automobile;
first class condition; cost now $5500; '
worth $2000; will soli cheap for
cash, or terms to responsible party.
Will consider exchnngo for farm prop
erty or acreage In Columbia county. I
Glen It. MetHkcr, St. Helens, Ore. 2-1.1
JAS. MUCKLE 4 SON
'Good, of Quality"
Wonderful Offering of
Men's Ties
Hundreds of mcn'e new Holiday Neckties, of the
ver bCst patterns in Bcason, now offered to early
Xmas shoppers.
A wonderful display of neckwear in every respect
In satin and silk weaves and in coloring only shown
heretofore in the higher priced scarfs. We invite you
to make your Christmas selection from this larRe as
sortment now, as our line contains patterns to please
the most discriminating buyers.
For Sale Cow, frosli December 1 ;
5 years old; $50. A. Van Dolah,
Houlton, Oro. , 47-2t.
For puro sweet cider, Northern Spy
or Jonathan Applos, drop n postal to
C. S. Ruhl, fit. Helena, Oro. 4 6-4L
Wanted To exchango I'ortiond
property for unimproved cheap farm
land. 055 Tncoma avo., Portland
Oro.
Org:.n for sale or trsdo for heifer
two years -or over that gives milk or
Is coming In soon. Organ, $40. T.
B. Lott, St. Holoiis. 42-tf.
Lots In restricted district near
river, $200 and $250 each.
42 tf. J. B. GODFREY.
For Sale Fresh
young pigs and shoals.
Warre.'j, Ore.
milch cows,
C J. Larson,
For Sale A quantity of hlmalaya
berry p unts, at 4 cents each. Apply
Columbia River Canning & it.
duco Co., St. Helens. Mchl9tf
Wnnted Fresh Cows Wo will buy
your fresh cows If test Is satisfact
ory, or sell you one. Write or phone
Clow Hill Farm, Deer Island, Oro-'"on-
MchOtf
i and
these
own
Seasonable Dainties at ;
Prices That Are Right
This More offer the first of tills eaon' goodlr
Invites you u, liiHient llicm. nw (e t K on t
..... Ul ttVo u run lunh'r, both for your
ploiiMiro ami for the uiipxim Ul trumt.
THE "RED RIBBON STORE."
"St. Helens KxcluMvo Handler of Kvcry CJmxl to Mat"
Williams & Hall Co.
Vo niiKRCNt Hint you Ntoclc up wild the following!
Hie giMHls are fresh,
Mno Imported Currants, nt
HHl ItllllMIII ItuiHillN, at . , , , , rzw
New t iillfoNila Cluster itall,,, ut'.'.'.'.l
Atmore'N Mlnro Meat, nt . IIW
New Date, at , J'-$c
"r WulnulH, AliiionilN, nrnzlls ami TllliertH are aM.
"lis your s stock. Nw M tho time to lay In your niiiM'''
IWRHONAl, ATTENTION COURTKOUH TIIKATMKNT