St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, February 25, 1916, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textft ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1916 ! mm MIST MISTINGS Von A. Gray transacted busiuesa in Portland Wednesday. Mrs. T. Isblster was a business J 4 A AM visitor in Portland Saturday. Lunch at Mason's. Born, to Mr. and Mrs T. S. White Mrs. Shale was a Sunday visitor to of Yankton. February 18. a son. Keuuen oiein aueuueu mo uui.r; game iu Portland Friday evening Portland. Miss Jessie Stokes spent Saturday in Portland. James Kemp took a run to Port laud Sunday. Jacob George was a Portland vis itor Friday. Mrs. John Arvldson spent Monday in Portland. Meet your friends at the Royal Confectionery. Miss Leona Perkins spent the week end at Eugene. Miss Lucille Slade was a week end visitor in Portland. Dressmaking, room 9, Bank build ing. Mrs. E. G. Hibbs. 3t Clyde Sutherland made a business trip to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toniat spent the week end In Portland. Mrs. HI Mott Allen returned home from Portland Wednesday. Dr. H. R. Cliff attended the K. of P. lodge here Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frad Wctklns were passengers to Portland Sunday. Congolium Rugs in all sizes and patterns. Ross' Furniture Store. Don't forget that the St. Helens dairy wants to please you. Phone 107. Royal Candy Kitchen and Confec tionery. The best of Hot and Cold Drinks. Rubber tire Go-Carts and Buggies re-tired while you watt. Ross' Furn iture Store. Mrs. George Pringlo and son, George, returned home from Lebanon on Thursday. Mrs. John Strickwlch has Just un dergone an operation at the Good Samaritan hospital. Mrs. F. A. Wikstrom of Scappoose, visited Monday and Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Van Natta. Reese Hall, Lester Wellington, Raymond Deavers and Edgar Muckle motored to Fleida to visit friends. Hon. W. B. Dillard delivered a very Interesting address before the grades and High School on Lincoln's birth day. Wm. Wacha, wife and son, arrived Sunday evening from Stanton, Mich igan, and are the guests of Peter Felton and family. The "Friendship" class of the M. E. Sunday school will give a tea in the church parlors Wednesday, March 8, from 3 to 7 o'clock. I bought a lot of child's Sulkies at a special price and will sell them at a greatly reduced price while they last. E. A. Ross' Furniture Store. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wood, Miss Ruth Wood of Prescott, and Kenneth Blakesley of California, spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Baker. It is announced that the mill will start up Monday morning. The delay was caused by additional repairs be ing made and more time was required than expected. Vanillaette and almondutte crack ers, finest and best ct Eddie's place. Fresh stock of candies, the best to be had. Ice cream, the good kind. Canned goods for lunches, soft drinks. Also news stand. You are always welcome. Important repairs are being made to the St. Helens restaurant. Addi tional room has been cut off from the adjoining building, a new front put In and new floors. When completed it will present a neat and attractive appearance. For Sale Two-seated surrey, nearly new. II. J. Southard, 9-tf. Call the Sunny Brook Dairy and order your cream and milk. Phono 106-5. A. S. Harrison nnd John Strick wlch motored to Portland on Wednes day. If you want milk that Is absolutely pure, buy It of the Sunny Brook Dairy. Mr. Hewett of San Francisco, is J. E. Copeland, captain of the gov ernment dredge, was a visitor here Saturday, looking after the terms of the will of the late James lluoon. L. F. Kline of Portland, a friend of John Philip, was here Wednesday looking after tho road building con tracts advertised by the county court. Mrs. Florence 11. Furimwortn died Wednesday afternoon at 6 o'clock In Portlnnd, after an Illness of some ten months. The funeral will be held at Sulem Friday, under the auspices of the Eastern Star. Moving pictures of fish and wild game of Oregon will be shown ut the Strand Theatre this Friday evening, with lecture by Stato Gamo Warden Carl Shoemaker. 2:30 In the after noon for school children und 7:30 for looking after his business interests ; adults. Admission free, in this cltv Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks arrived Royal Candy Kitchen for pure, Monday from Carlton home-made Candles, made in good old St. Helens. Jack Cunningham of Portland, Oregon, und moved out to their new homo in the Yankton district. They have recently purchased a choice forty acre trait nent Mondav at the home of Mr. and . from the St. Helens Lumber Company Mrs. Warwick Lidyard. I and expect to make their future home mIks rarrla Elbertson of Portland, in Columbia county. Mr. and Mrs ii, tt-oov o..,i at tim linnin of : Brooks moved here from tho big Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Ross. W. W. Cotton ranch in tho Wlllam W. II. Bumgardner of the Bachelor ette valley, whore Mr. Brooks has Flat neighborhood, was a pleasant , been employed since coming to Ore covered from a severe attack of the grippe, was present. Tho Young People's society of the Lutheran church Kvo ail Interesting program Tuesday evening, honoring Washington nnd Lincoln. The pro gram consisted of appropriate speeches, readings, songs nml select ions by their twelve pleoo orciicnira. NOT Mi'! Notice Is hereby given to nil par lies, contractors and carpenter con leiuplatlng the erection, alteration und repairing f nny building within the corporate limits of tho city of 81. Helens. Oregon, that they must, bo tnre the erection, alteration or repair of nuy building, obtain a permit ill writing from the. bulwi.-T" of laid city. In acc.ri.. provisions of ordlnunce No h? ordinance lu rocordur's offL lug committee: K. I. BJiH Houthard. N. 0. I.urrabo, ' mayor. ' H E. K. QUICK, en, . SI Fancy llol Candy at lluoi TKENHOLM. K. Kelly wan n recent visitor io Portland. P. Fowler Ims just returned from a short trip to Grants Pass. Several buildings caved In during tho recent snow and sleet storm. P. ltrockway Is Just recovering from an attack of snow blindness. Mrs. Fowler has returned from a short visit to her daughter, Mrs. tl. Hyde of Yankton. I. Ilolden bus returned to Port land, huvlng spent the winter at the home of his mother, Mrs. Tatro. Mr. ami Mrs. Johnson have return ed to their home at Eagle Rockl after an extended visit at the home of Mr. und Mrs. 1. Fowler. caller at this office Saturday. Washington's birthday was observ ed by the county and city officials. Also the bank and the postofflce. Willis Bumgardner, who carries the mall from the railroad to Colum bia City, was a visitor in town Tues day. Mrs. G. O. Van Natta of Ashland, is visiting her son, A. B. of Portland, and J. W. St. Helens. gon from Maine. REUBEN. Ernest Sargent was a St. Helens visitor on Wednesdny. C. D. Andrich of Portlnnd, was a visitor at this place ou Monday. Gordon Knight is visiting with his father at Dllley, Ore., this week. w HAVE A HEART Don't spend your money out of town. When you go out of town to buy you don't know what you are getting. We are ready to supply your every want in Staple and Fancy Gro ceries. Quality is our motto. WELL. DO YOU KNOW Bennett bus changed locations? It you do not, call ami sen his new barber shop opposite the St. Helens hotel lu the new Hewitt building. A real shoo hIiIiio at Bennett's. I!r. Stone's Heave lmi.s cures heaves. I'rleo $1; for n:lo by all druggists. Mrs. C. P. Rambalsky and duugh- Van Natta and family of. ter visited at Mayger over Sunday. The Columbia Timber Co. started Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stacey of Rai-iup their logging camp on Monday. nier, visited at the homo of Mr. and j Mrs. A. F. Barnett Sunday and Mon day, j Only one ship docked this week, Ernest E. Malleber lost a lino cow last Saturday by some unknown dis ease. J. M. Lindsay and W. 11. Wagner the Celilo, which is now In port. She attended the G. A. It. Post at Rainier will take on a million feet of lumber; ia8t Wednesday. and will pull out some time this evening. Glen R. Metsker and family mo tored to Tacoma Monday, where they celebrated their wooden wed ding at the home of Mr. Metsker's parents. Miss Beth Perry entertained her Sunday school class Monday evening. The class has had a contest on for some time and the losing side gave the social. A splendid hour was spent and an excellent lunch served. The High School basketball team received a wholloping from the Scap poose basket throwers Saturday even ing, the Bcore being 47 to 3. The home team did not have the old reg ulars at the foro for the reasons best known to the school. We were misinformed when we stated that the Hat Shop had gone out of business. It has simply changed locations and is now located in the Morgus building, west side. New Spring hats are being received dally. Mrs. S. C. .Way of Perry Heights, drove In Wednesday evening to meet her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Kulper, and granddaughter. Miss Frankie Rice of Portland, who will spend a week as her guests. From the Portland Labor Press we learn that O. R. Chiles, formerly con nected with the Mist office, is In the Union Printers' Home at Colorado Springs. A letter from the home states that he Is not doing very well. He was sent to the home July 30 1914, suffering from necroBls. He Is receiving neosalvarson treatment as his case is specific. Mrs. Henry Wasser and son, of Maple Dale, visited with Mrs. Philip Linton on Friday. WARREN. Mr. Llud spent Saturduy In Port land. Mrs. P. II. Lund visited her broth er in Portland Saturnay. The farmers are taking advantage of the good weather. Plowing Urn begun. Tom Grewell Is doing soino con tract work at tho county farm this winter. Joe Erlckson, Jr., is reported gett ing along as well ts could bo ex Mrs. C. Miller visited relatives In Portland several days, returning home Tuesday. The Methodist Sunday school re opened Sunday. It was closed on ac count of the bad weather. Mrs. Baker nnd Mrs. Hazen attend ed the Methodist quarterly confer ence at Houlton Monday afternoon. Mrs. May Disney returned to War ren last Wednesday after spending several days with her niece, Mrs. Mc Kay, at Scappoose. Mrs. Kate Ferry and her little laughter of Portland, visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Baker, sev eral days the past week. Mrs. Erlckson came homo Monday after spending a few days in Portland and hopes Mr. Erlckson will be able to come home in a few days. Rev. McDougall, superintendent of the Portland district of the Methodist church, preached here Sunday even ing. Rev. Snyder, who has Just re TRADE IN ST. HELENS WATCH THE TOGGERY GROW "UK AIM TO ri.KASK ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM SUNDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURS DAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE SUNDAY AFTERNOON at three o'clock CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATURDAY lit three o'rlork. All under 1'i free TUESDAY Is educational night, nhen we show the latest news in pirturcn and educational 111 nw as well n connslii H and l i-ii iiiiih. Admission 5 and 10 cents llxrept Sunday ami Monday, tlin feature night, when admission is 5 ami 1.1 cents. sin tnutii pki:si:nts The DislinguislKsl r.iiiiilionul Act ress DOROTHY DONNELLY In a Screen Version of HURLBURT FOOTNER'S great novel "SEALED VALLEY" A vivid title of the untrodden woods ft Acts. JIIIO Scenes Feb. 27 and UK 5 10 15 CEN1S OUR GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVERY ARTICLE w. e. lidyard, Men's Furnishings "WE AIM TO Pl.KASK" ST. IIEMINH MARKET Phono 42 lu-s. I'hono :.71i 8. It. HONN'KIjAM), Prop. I Williams & Hall Co. THE "RED RIBBON STORE." I'l ltSOWl, ATTENTION COVJtTKOl'H TREATMENT n WHEN A YOUNG LADY LOSES HER Vou run generally flml It on a nutn'a aliouMrr. If you want the young lady to put lirr IimmI on yoarihw tier, Im Mir to have an atlrm tlvo nliouldrr. Hie nlmuMa our mats lit snug anil true to the form, ami (rive vou fu Li r- VO no i;i" i ' T Hob nor end ! J jvai on Cor Alb Mo ten Ha Ro: DIj Do ero Sm V. ) ' G attractive niarnir. J. F. RYAN MERCHANT TAILOIt Hi. Helen OrP(iin i-ovi:st riticKs AI.WAV8 IIKJIIKHT gCAUT f JAS. MUCKLE 4 SON "Goods of Quality" ( S i: to kt Ir L th V. r i. c ti c NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVE Large shipment of new Spring Wash Goods just I received, consisting of Voile, Crepe, Organdie, Pop- i lin, Pique, Gingham, Percales, Dimity, etc. t' You will he enthusiastic over these new patterns, such an array of colors, soft, flimsy materials, por- tray the opening of jaunty Spring styles. I Prices marked at the lowest first and will remain jl the same throughout the season. I j fish OYSTERS POULTRY BUTTERMILK AND CREAM CLAMS, CRABS SALT AND CURED FISH ST. HELENS GARAGE I . H. D HI'AIV, rop. I'lionn 57 Has autos to hire night or day. Auto Supplies and Gasoline for sale. Agent for the chri IT. S. Tires. Machine Shop in connection. Prices reasonable and all J," worn guaranteed. PICTURE FRAMING VICTOR VICTROLAS KtA-UKDS and ttuu- COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS UNDERTAKER E.A.ROSS ES .