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Newspaper Page Text6 ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1915 8. 1. & 8. T1MK TA11I.K. South Itouud. Rainier Local 8:00a.m. 11:03 a. m. 3:27 p.m. 8:43 p. m. North Hound. Ralulor Local 8:09 a.m. 1:33 p. m. 6:18 p. m. 7:06 p. m. I MIST MISTINGS j Lunch at Mason's. Kunry Hox Candy at Musou's. M. II. Allen spent Tuesday In I'ort land. Circuit court will convene ukuIii January 3. IIuhIi Kurrla of Portland, spent Sat urday here. Kdgar Muckle and Iteoso Hall wore f ortlaud visitors Suturduy. Harlund Turner spent tlio t'hrlst mas holidays with his pareuts, ut Gresham. Miss Leilh, one of tho teachers In the school, Is spending thin week In Portland. Miss Lulu Pnrraloy ot St. Johns, spent tho holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ross. Tho Methodist Ladles' Aid will meet In the church parlors Thurs day afternoon, Jan. 6. Miss Dlokersou of Portland, is vis iting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. llarnott this week. Miss Carrlo Elbcrtson of Portland, Bpont ChriBtrans at tho homo ot Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Hose. Mrs. Annlo Cox and family spent the Christmas holidays with Mrs. David Davis of Portlund. Mrs. E. It. llotsfard and Miss Ar llne M. llotsford wero Portland vis itors povornl days this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. John and Miss Dorothy spent Christmas In Port land, the guents of Mr. und Mrs. W. II. Powoll. Wllhur Muckle returned home last week from Enstern Washington, where he has been for tho past three months. Mrs. Victoria Perry and Mrs. Fred erick Trow of Iluinler, spent Monday and Tuesday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Harnett. Mr and Mrs. It. A. Parker of Port land, spent Christmas at tho home ot Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Muckle. Miss Lulu (JeorK, Miss Fleck, Percy George and Mr. and Mrs. Al fred (ieorgo spent Suturday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Uuorga. School will commence Monday, after a two weeks' vacation. It lt to bo hoped Unit tho prevailing sick noss has abated, although It seems general throughout the state.- John Pearson and young son of Portland, was transacting business In this city Wednesday. lie represents tho Western Timber Co., tho heaviest tnxpaylng Arm in tho county. Miss Vera Webbor of Euglo Cliff. Washington, was tho guest of her friend, Miss Josephine Moorhead, from Monday to Wednesday. These two ladles belonged to the same sorority while attending the Univer sity at Eugene. Tho old year Is handing us some very disagreeable weather while time Is fleeting. Snow, rain, sleet with an occasional peep ot the sun. This country Is used to lots of rain, but when it comes to snow, surrender is lnevltablo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dennett en tortalned Christmas day with a tur key dluuor. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Cugle, and Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Huzou and hostess and family. All expressed themselves as having a good time. Mrs. J. W. Duy spent Sunday In Portland. Mrs. Frank lliley Is visiting In Portland this week. II. W. White of Portland, Is vis Itlng here this week. lvo formed a quarter of an inch In thickness Tuesduy night. Mrs. Isblster was a pusseuger foi Portland yesterday morning. Miss Mury McKlnley of Portland, is visiting at the home of her mint. Mrs. T. Isblster, this week. Oswald Doming is upending the holidays ut the homo ot his purouts, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Doming. Mrs. C. M. White and Miss Myrtlt White of Portland, aro guests ot Mr and Mrs. E. E. Quick this woek. Mrs. Evans ot tho Columbia Thea tre,, who has been 111 of la grippe in Portland this week, Is improving. Leon Mosler, wife and sou, ol ("untie Rock, spout Chrlstmus as tin guests ot Mr. und Mrs. J. E. Quiun Next Thursday evening is the reg ular meeting of tho Commercial Club. A good utteuduuee Is hoped tor. O. J. Evensen of Clutskuniii, man ager of the llenson Lumber Co., at tended tho budget meeting Wodnes day. Mr. und Mrs. J. It. lleeglo of Ket chikan, Alaska, spent last Tuesday with Mr. lleeglo' sister, Mrs. I). V. ittchardson. Miss Richardson, llbrnrluu of Spokane public schools, spent the holidays us the guest of the fumil) ot John Philip. J. II. Price, manager ot tho ship building plant, spent several duys In Sun Francisco In tho Interests of tin iew motor boat No. 2. Through tho Courtesy of J. W. Allen, county superintendent of schools, this olllco has now a hand some sectional map ot Oregon. Wm. lleeglo and wtfo and Ilernnrd lloyce of Raymond, Wash., spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar lloyce, of this placo. Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Mucklo, Chas. Mucklo, Washington Muckle and Miss Amy George spent tho holidays at the homo of Mr. and Mrc. James Muckle in Portland. Carpenters aro at work putting In show windows and other Improve ments In the Hewitt building for the Toggery, which will open for business about February 1. Geo. Myers, who resides some seven miles west of Warren, was a welcome caller at this olllco Wednes day. He is an old Kansas friend and It was like meeting "homo folks" to shako his hand again. The commissioners of the Colum bia County Fuir, recently appointed by the county court, will meet the llrst Friday In February for tho pur poso of electing a hoard of directors ofllcers, etc. The Mist did not print tho city dl rectory, which was posted around in a few places In tho city. A stranger solicited the business and because this olllco refused to do tho work at cut rates, tho printing was dono In Oregon City. Owing to tho volumo of business Incident to tho budget meeting, the Taxpayers' Leagun did not have time to elect ofllcers for the coming year, as announced in tho call. They will likely bo elected at tho next regular meeting. Senntor Mcllrldo ot Portland, was l business visitor to this city Wed nesday. Lunch at Mason's. Fancy Hox Cundy at Muson's. Mrs. Jack Tonnut was a Portland visitor this woek. Thos. Watters spent tho week end In Portland. Harry Thorp spent Suturduy and luiidny in Portland. Sheriff Stan wood in ado nn olllclnl visit to Salem Wednesday. 1). Itiuumdo ot Portland, wus tho Christmas guost of L. itosusco. Hurry Lyons spent Christmas with his children In Portlufid. James Guillens of Deer Island, was j visitor to this city Wednesday, i Miss tlernlce Masten of Portland, Is visiting Miss l.ols Clear this week. John Johnson and family spent t'hrlstmas with his father at Clals kunio. J. G. Watts, tho Scuppooso nior :hunt, attended tho budget meeting Wednesday, T. J. Filppln, mayor of Itululer, was transacting business In this city! Wednesday. Tho Independent Auto Co. sold a Ford to W. E. Stevens of Scuppooso, (.his week. . Tho board of county commissioners will meet In regular session next ' Wudnosduy. j ( has. Ileilborn, wife and son, or Portland, spent Chrlstnms at tho home of Mayor S. C. Morton. ' ('apt. Puul Nulson of tho steamer Wllavls, spent tho holldnys with his duter nt White Salmon, Wash. "Jlmmlo" O'Connor, tho expert iteuk slicer ut tho City Meat market, Is spending tho holiday vacation at The Dulles. Those who enjoy Ico skating are hoping this cold spell will form suf ficient Ice to furnish skating. The rest of us prefer ruin. j Judgu Clark was suffering with a severe cold and could scarcely speuk ! above a whisper while ho presided ! at tho budget meeting. J. T. Ashhy und family of Grass Valley, were the guests of M. E. Mil-1 ler's family. They brought with them a suit case packed with spare-: rlliR, fresh from tho ranch. II Is J. F, Ityuu this week. Wo hud him "J. V." lust week and a lion t 700 people culled his attention to the error, lie will make you a fine suit ! under either Initials. j Miss Anna und Suslo Ketel spent j tho holidays at tho home of their par-1 ents, Mr. und Mrs. August Ketel. ' Miss Anna Ketel hus boon touching; ut Goble for tho pust year. ' F. It. Adumu of Scuppooso, was transacting business in this cily Thursday. He was appointed admin istrator ot tho estate of his father, tho Into Samuel Adams. Come and see Damon and Pythias. Tho greatest fraternal picture ever shown. Everybody that belongs to a fraternnl order should sen It. To be shown at tho Columbia Theater Thursday, January 6. Mr. mid Mrs. Itishop Moorhead of Junction City, and Miss Josephine Moorhead of Iloseburg, will leuvo for their respective homes Suturduy, after spending tho holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Moorhead. The Oregon Messenger of Salem, In scare bond lines, accuses Secretary of State Oloott of discriminating against the old soldier. The law provides that all things being eiial, tho old veteran should have the pref erence, and it Is claimed that Olcolt seemingly Ignored that provision ut tho plo counter. SHIPPING. Tho steamer Cidllo pulled out Tuesday with a full list of passen gers und 9G0.000 feet of lumber tor Sun Pedro. I Tho steamer Sun Itumon left Fri-j day with passengers und 1,000,000 feet of lumber for San Pedro. i Tho steamer Daisy Gudsby will 1 leave this evening with 850,000 feet1 of lumber for Sun Francisco. I MOXEV TO I.NVKST Talk or write to mo. I liuvo a party with $100,000 cush to Invest in tlin- uer nt once. wm. ni. icons. : WELL. DO YOU KNOW 4)A Seasonable Dainties at I Prices That Are Right TIiIm store offers the first of this season's goodie hik Invites you to liiHMi't tliem. How nice It is, on i,)vfl full iiIkIiIm, to have full larder, Ixith for your nun pleasure und for the uiiexcrUl guest. THE "RED RIBBON STORE." "HI, Helens Hxcluslve Handlers of Every Good to .f Williams & Hall Co. Dennett has changed locutions? It you do not, cull and sen his now bnrber shop opposlto tho St. Helens, hotel In the new Hewitt building. j A roul shoo shlno at Bennett's. KIKE! I'lltKt liltK! KIKE! See E. E. Quick, St. Helens, and Insiiro your proporty In tho Oregon Flro llollef Association of McMlnn vllle, (tropin. Don't put It off. MchClf W, l. WAIlkEN, Agent. We suggest that you stock up with the follow lug: The goods are fresh. I'lne Imported Currants, t 12c ItlKl Kll.lM.ll ItulMlllH, Mt Ililfcc New California Cluster Raisins, ut lior Admire' Mince Meat, ut , I.',c T iew ItiilCN, ut l-Jjc Our Walnuts, Almonds, llrazlls and Filberts are nil this yenr's stock. .Now Is the time to lay In your Hiigipty . PKltHOVW, ATTKXTIOX COUltTKOlH THKATMENT Three registered Holsteln hulls for snlo or trudoj one 4 years old, one 1 year old, one 2 years old. Earnest Johnson, Scnppoose. TRADE IN ST. HELENS ! THE TOGGERY GENTS' FURNISHINGS WILL OPEN Tuesday, February ist, 1916 A NEW STORE WITH EVERYTHING NEW FOR MEN. (TEST US WITH A TRIAL). WE GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE. MONEY BACK IF NOT SATIS FIED. THE BEST VALUE MONEY CAN PRODUCE TH TOOT 111 W. E. LID YARD, Manager ST. HELENS LUNCH AT MASON'S IIie.li Grade Confections Hot and Cold Drinks Ice Cream Hot Lunches and Short Orders POULTRY FRESH 4 CURED FISH Listen to these Facts: If you vtrnr a size itN, you'll look like all other ".'MY' in the world If you buy ready made dollies I hut requires no proving. Tailored to meusiiro clothe fit you dellnltclj, nnu ralely, precisely, everywhere. They are imtmiiiiiI nnd ulsive the ordinary. J. F. RYAN MKKCHANT TAII.OIl Kt. Helens Oregon IlWKKT PIUCKH ALWAYS HKilll ST Ol 11.ITY OYSTERS r i:.sti:k. and olymima oyhtkk ('ockta1i.h ni'kcial hai.k halt salmon AMI iiwtitisa li.W.W IIAIMHLK I ItlllAVH NT. lli:i, IAS MAItkKT Phono lii IU h. riione C-72 H. It. HOX N ELAND, Prop. ITftEMEMBER THE IIIIOYAL FOR MTAi unuc uinr r v r t r o II Made in St. Helens. Angel Food Candies, Caramels, Fudge. Jap's Cocoanut and Tolfee-Ob Lord ! Plenty ol it! Royal Candy Kitchen and Confectionery TRY OUR WANT ADS Cows for Sale Knur, one Just fresh, the other three fresh March 1st. John Loiters, half mile west of lloueyninii station. 2-2t. I'oit halm ok i:t 11 vm;i: Horse, harness nnd ruhher tired hiiBK)'; cheup for cash, or exchange for Jersey cow. 11. K. I. allure. For Sale A quantity of lilnmlnys herry plants, at 4 cents each. Apply Columbia River Canning & Pro duce Co., St. HoloiiB. MchlDtf Wanted Fresh Cows We will buy your fresh cows If test Is satisfact ory, or sell you ono. Wrlto or phono Clovor Hill Farm, lloer Island, Ore--n. MchOtf For Snlo Five varieties fancy pigeons; 3 Illack Spanish hens nnd roosetr; first prize winners. It. O. Hnmlll, Doer Island. For Sulo Fat cow nnd steer, cheap, 8. Lauho, SlUonbor, Ore. ' C XI Why not Rive yonr ! noy itmiKirlHii opportunity to j naiu'iiicirnonie ntudu null mwl fjlivturt (Jive tneni the nu m a chances l.ri win i.ii. llllltillll 1111,1 U11,.,..UiU lis the luilhnviii),' the iiilvuntaLu of 1 urilf lUTrnu aviM. ncn inicnNAiiuriAL Plctintinry in his home. 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