St. Helens mist., June 02, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

ST. HELENS mtst. FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1916
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Mrs. P. E. l'ruel of Astoria, Is visit
ing her Bister, Mrs. Alma Heilborn,
nt the home of Mrs. S. C. Morton.
Carlton Lewis, president of the
Huinier State Bank, and John Hlce,
of Rainier, motored up liore Monday.
While waiting for the train, stop
at the Depot Confectionery and try
Lurrabee's Frosted ltoot lleer. Cool
ing and refreshing.
The Congregational church hns ac
cepted the resignation of Itev. John
Koster, as his business interests have
to developed recently as to demand
his immediate attention.
The city council has put the ban
on firecrackers, explosives, etc., and
young America will do well to ob
serve the law, as the marshal has re
ceived instructions to enforco it.
(Jus Lang can now come to St.
jf MIST MISTINGS
D. E. Freeman of Scappoose, was
a business visitor here Wednesday.
T. J. Fllppln of Kainier, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
St. Helens dairy wants your milk
and cream orders. Phono 107.
Mrs. W. B. Illllard and Mrs. Thos.
Isbister spent Saturday in Portland.
Hunk Mailing of Portland, spent
tiie week-end here, a guest of James
Hunt.
Fred Watkins and little Kenneth
Pratt attended the circus in Portland
Monday.
Brick ice cream every Saturday
and Sunday at Mason's. IMace yout
order now.
Don't compare St. Helens dairy
milk and cream without a trial
5none 107.
"e. erry 01 - mversuy ; drove home , new Ford
Park, is visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
Captain Milton Smith and wife of
Rainier, visited with Kev. Sandifer
and family on Sunday.
Mrs. A. F. Barnett and Mrs. C. H.
John and Mrs. W. J. Muckle spent
Decoration Day in Rainier.
J. A. Brown's wife and family ar
rived here Wednesday from San
Francisco to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Powell and Dr.
and Mrs. Sam Foster motored down
from Portland Sunday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. C. II. John.
Quito a large delegation from this
place attended the circus in Port
land. They report the show up to
standard.
Mr. and Mrs. Althouse, formerly
of this place but now of Portland,
are visiting with friends here this
week.
Steele Moorhead, Jr., who has been
attending high school at Roseburg,
returned Tuesday evening and will
remain at home for the present.
Prof. L. L. Baker will leave next
week for Eugene, where he will at
tend tho university summer school.
He will be accompanied by his family.
Fred Watkins was a business vis
itor to Portland c.! :.ioii;l.iy. Wo note
that the circus wuu there ti.o same
day.
Miss Mildred Allen cloned he.
school at Columbia City last Thurs
day. A large number from here at
tended the exercises.
E. V. Allmrty, special agent for
the Oicson Life Insurance Company,
was here Thursday in tho Interest of
his company, calling on his many
friends. Mr. AlburLy stales he will
mr.ko this territory more reeulnrlv'
in tho future. ! Williams & Hall have installed an
Mrs. 11. J. Anderson, like the most ' plectrlc coffee mill and you can now
of us, has a birthday every year. This. fe'et our "grist" while you wait,
week .she passed tho annual mile- i We acknowledge receipt of an In
stone. Slio was down town for a.j vitation to attend the forty-seventh
couplo of hours and when she re-, annual commencement of the Oregon
turned home an elegant piano was Agricultural College, June 2 to 6, ul
in the home with the following note ; Corvallis.
attached: "Many happy returns of1 Misses Anna and Susie Ketel re
tlie day. From Hubby." With the turned home from Coble this week
new Overland and a new piano, the to spend their summer vacation hero.
Anderson family expect to enjoy life, j Miss Anna Ketel has Just finished a
The county court of Clackamas ' very successful term of school there,
county has leased a paving plant and Chas. Whlto, on Sunday shipped a
is hard surfacing roads without a ! band of 25 cattlo to his Portland
contract. A five-inch surface of dealers- The steamer Metlako made
asphaltlc concrete is being put down. ' a special trip to St. Helens for ths
This work is in a lino of experiment purpose of handling the shipment,
and if the result Is satsifactory, the Mr. and Mr3. J. H. McCoy re
various thoroughfares of the county ; turned Thursday, after spending a
wil be hard surfaced. Marion county; brief vacation with home friends in
made a success or hard surfacing ! Washington county, and will spend
roads with a leased plant and why1 the summer here. Ho Im wnnroH
riADAME X, Wednesday, June 7t,
THE TRAGEDY OF HUMAN LIFE IN 6 PARTS. FEATURING DOROTHY DONNELLY. I
MATINEE 3 to 5-5 and 10 Cents
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Beginning next week chll-j
dren's matinees will bo given j
nt the Strand every Thurs-j
day afternoon at 2:30. Pic
tures will be of special in-!
terest to children, whlloj
their elders will also fiiulj
entertaining. The admis
sion will be 5 and 10 cents, but If
children under 12 nro accompanied!
by adults they will be admitted free.
Helens or, for that matter, go any-1 The first program, next 1 htirsciay,
where he wants to at any time. On i will be "Cinderella," that beautiful
Wednesday he was in St. Helens aud ! tale we all know.
The pictures at the evening enter-
A it.pr ro-nlvo,! frnm T im I tnlnmenU will be entirely different,
Wood, formerly pastor of the Free " being the intention of the Strand;
every
TUESDAY
1jiiiIis and UiimU's
and the Nex Weekly
HUSKS
Next Thursday
! Should a woiimii, Imn miisp of love fi r
her husband Rive him up?
REE THE PLAY
BARBARA
FRI ETCH IE
The ly kw,
with
Mary Miles Minler
The Idol of til wwn
on
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Civil War Htory nil hunt a buttle.
A Metro Womlcrplay
AdniK-diiti 5 nml l1 (ViiIh.
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wno is the
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Methodist church at Houlton, in
forms us that the family is pleasantly
located in their new homo in Forest
Grove. He sends his best regards to
all.
Painless Parker's representative
was here a couple of days this week.
He gave public demonstration of ex
tracting teeth without pain, at least
-to the operator. His auto had a calli
ope attachment which made more
noise than he did.
A. S. Harrison gavo the young peo
ple a free dance at tho city hall Sat
urday evening. A largo crowd .was
in attendance and they danced to the
future happiness and long life of
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. Refresh
ments were also served. This gen
erosity on tho part of Mr. Harrison
caused the young people to sidetrack
the Intended charivari.
Some of tho Portland schools have
adopted tho English method and have
turned the clock ahead one hour.
School will thereforo ho called at
what was formerly 8 o'clock. This
plan is supposed to be saving day
light, as fchool will accordingly bo
Hsmissed one hour earlier. This
:y work in tho ei' y where the chil
I'uen have only a short distance to
?o, hut with the country schools it
will Lo altogether different. Most
country boys und girls have chores
to do either in the house or out of
tloora, and to reach school by 8 would
be a little strenuous. It is not likely
that the saving daylight fad will last.
Decoration Day was observed in
this city by all business closing dur-
; Ing the afternoon.
management to show n program every
Thursday afternoon that will appeal
to children.
not others.
I employment until school commences.
Mrs. Baker of Warren, delivered
in this market Saturday tho first
native strawberries. They are beau
ties and double discount those ship
ped in. One of them would make
about three bites and we have no
slouch of a mouth either.
I'ostal savings will now be accepted
in sums of $1,000. Formerly $500
was the maximum. Tho postal sav
ings entered In tho St. Helens post
office amounts to $12,208. This
j ;un Includes ten $500 deposits.
"Jimmie" Palmer, secretary of tho
Portland Y. M. C. A., who has ad
dressed the high school on several
occasions this year, will occupy tho
pulpit of the Congregational church
at all the services on Sunday, June 4
Ho Is an entertaining and impressive
singer, reader and speaker.
The steamer Yoscmite, ('apt. Sil
via, arrived in Sunday evening and
by working all Sunday and part of
tho night, was able to complete her
cargo of 850 M. feet of lumber by
Monday night, when slio sailed fur
San Pedro, via San Francisco, ("apt.
Silvia was accompanied by his bride.
The tteamer Nelialeni' ('apt. itor
vlg, arrived Wednesday night and
began taking on cargo for southern
California delivery. Loading was
halted Thursday morning, tho long
shoremen engaged in loading her
preferring not to work pending ad
vice as to the negotiations being car
ried on between the Longshoremen's
union and the Ship Owners' associa
tion. Last week Doane Sutherland left
for an extended visit with relatives
BACHELOR FLAT
Mr. and Mrs. Mover ipcnl Sunday
with .Mr. and Mrs. HuiiiKardner.
Misses Helen and Florence spent
the week end ill Portland.
Mrs. Krirktion ami Mrs. Lllllih
spent the afternoon with Mrs. l.
Peterson lust week.
F. M. Fowler, sou and daughter,
Ceiirge, and Mrs. MeCrea, nil of ltaln
ler, motored up and spent Urn day
with (lay I.illleh last Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Jacohson was shop
ping in town Saturday.
(IciirKe llimlall was home and
spent Sunday on the farm.
Mrs. Sam Owenn has Jollied her
husband, after an extended visit with
friends and relatives. .Mr. and Mrs.
Owens have purchased a home near
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Will ( ostella have
returned home after a short visit In
Portland. Mr. ('ostella Is still on the
sick list. Hope to see you hitter
Mion. Will.
Mrs. (iooilinan and sun Charles
spent the afternoon with the lieu
net family last week. They reported
Miss Myrtle and Karl imn h Improved
"Her a hard spell of sickness.
Mrs. Frank llurdall, Mrs. Stead.
anil Mrs. I.lllUh spent the after in
with Mrs. Umlliiirg last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vnnneta spent Sun
day with Mr. und Mrs. llurdall.
Miss Thomas postponed her visit
home Saturduy und spent Saturday
and Sunday In the Flat. She attend
ed the sewing club Saturday, anil
Sunday school Sunday, and said she
did not know how much run ;;ho was
KSyk Our Select
ps7jMCanD0d Goods
XSjjl haw the
jEISj Natural
lllissini! hv l'iiIiii? iiwuv Ki'i.rv lur.:
on Lewis river. He slipped away so ,i
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rson Saturday. Them wa,i u
very good attendance. It was de-
'. reporter u.i.u I see, The H(,win(, tut wUi
mm. However, uoaiie Knew no was i,
away, and when the Mist came und
he didn't see that we noticed Ills ah-!
sence, ho immediately got busy and
informed us. We want to apologize i
to Mr. Sutherland, Jr., for our over
sight. We luope he will have a mighty ;
good time.
As a mr.rk of respect to James J. !
Hill, "cmplro builder," who died in ;
St. Paul on May 29, all trains on 1
roads operated, controlled or affili- j
atod with tho Hill lines stopped for
a period of fivo mlnuLes. All steam
ers at sea also showed tho same honor
to the pioneer builder and developer
of tho Pacific northwest. All stations
were cloned from 12 noon until 2
o'clock p. m.
ciiled to charge 15 nuts per month
dues, which everyone willingly de
cided on. Alter business und work
was over with, Mrs. Peterson, assist
ed by Miss llilina Morton, served a
very nice lunch, which everyone en
joyed. The club will meet with
Mrs. (iladheart June 10. Kveryhody
come and bring your 1 5 renin.
Mrs. McKee vislml the school tl,U
week. .
There will be llaptlsl services at
the, si hoolhnusi) Sunday. We expect
Mrs. Murphy of Clatskanle, to preach.
The F. K. Methodius of Houlton
held services here last Sunday.
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. 'nr." wau-r in me Columbia Is pre
" dieted by the we ,t her huru :;d also
. hy """'IH w;-u i'ave observed the .
"THE WISE YOUNG MAN NEVER COURTS HIS GIRL ON THE COUCH
OPPOSITE THE KEYHOLE IN THE DOOR." STYLE, SERVICE, SELEC
TION WITH SATISFACTION ALWAYS HERE. THE TOGGERY'S VALUES
ARE UNEXCELLED, HAVING EXCLUSIVE PURCHASING POWERS WITH
THE BEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD, WHO WARRANT THEIR
GOODS TO US. PERSONAL ATTRACTIVENESS AND SPARKLING GOOD
HEALTH ARE THE CORNERSTONE TO HUMAN HAPPINESS.
REMEMBER OUR STOCK IS ENTIRELY NEW
AND EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED TO PROTECT OUR CUSTOMERS
THE HOME OF HART SHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING. AGENTS FOR
M. BORN & CO. GRIFFON & KINCAID'S LINE OF SUITS, ALL 1916
MODELS, . NO OLD STOCK. TAKE A SWIM AND BUY YOUR BATHING
SUIT AT THE TOGGERY. HAVE YOU BEEN IN YET?
MEN'S GOODS.
DICK UDYARD, Manager, SL Helens, Oregon
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"1 "v"f ciiilMloiiM for years I
it:ted that the il,l u.iu , .. . .
,'" ,!MI4' '" w-l-r wa:,' p t(1
"! Cl"-I' In front of tim Muckle store
E; 811,1111,1 ''' another flood occur
V, f 0111 ''"'""K" wi result, not only
I in the low lands but In Uil:i city The
shipbuilding plant as well as the cre
g.osote ph,t ,, Maw;i,111(l )f n
n '""luted und datnaned. Tho s'lved
umber sta-ked tho y.,,,ls would
hrj'bu carried away and other
O . losreB would follow.
Tho river nt present la at .,
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inn nas laller.
We aim t'i buy mi Hint He run prom t our ruMniiic r iptlna kh
In pric es. ( a ii ii rl Milk 1 1 im nilvitnrnl itllc x-r me nwi k
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CORSETS
Corr.plctc stock of the !
known Nemo Corsets in latest
medel-j; Styles tor stout, sltf
tier and medium ItRures in fc
sizes. Prices; $2, $3.50 and I
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A RESOLUTION
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Helens, Orenoii Mil V 'J(l t i.
The following Itr,oltt,n wuh
paHHed by the (:ity council of Ht. M ,
T", ,T"' ut t,,,,lr n
lK I'eld on May 20th, l9ui
Unsolved, That tho Hhootln, of fire
rackon,. torpedoen. cannon cra. K rH
PltolH, ete., b I)rollll,ited t , i
HtreelH. dock,, and onhlle ,,. .. :
"n ill
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". Oregon, afl
the City of St. ll,
Juno lflt, 1918,
The MurHhul la llnr),,,y i,.,.,.,.., .
to enforce thla reaolutlon :t'1
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Saturday Specials
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