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ST. HELENS MTST. FRIDAY, TUNE 23, 1916
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Talk to Ross.
Fine llox Candies at the Royal.
For Sale A sawmill. Talk to
Ross.
Brick Cream on Sunday at the
Royal.
Mrs. llardell was a Portland vis
itor Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Isbister visited in Port
land Wednesday.
Try our Murshuiallow Sunda. The
Royal Confectionery.
V. B. Pillnrd transacted business
in Portland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lake were Port
land visitors Wednesday.
Pr. S. B. Hoskins spent Sunday
with his parents ut Forest Grove.
Don't forget that the St. Helens
dairy wants to please you. Phone 107.
Mrs. Cooper and mother spent the
past week as the guests of Albany
friends.
Commissioner Harvey and family
spent several days in this city during
the week.
St. Helens Creamery wants to buy
your cream always; market quota
tions. Phone 115. tf
Tho Royal has the largest assort
ment of chocolates in town. Many
other kinds, also, to pick from, of
home made.
Try our chocolate drinks; tho best
chocolate syrup by odds in the city.
You be the judge. Just try it. Royal
Confectionery.
Miss June Moorhead left for Port
land Wednesday morning, where she
will be the guest of Miss Marian
Baker for a raw days.
L. It. Rutherford and wife accom
panied by Mrs. J. W. Day, motored
to Portland last Friday evening to
attend Professor Belcher's concert.
C. H. Callonder, manager of the
Astoria Box Company and tho Cul
lender Navigation Company at Astor
ia, was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs
60 dozen 15-cent Hose just arrived Summer Dress Hoods
at Noah's Ark. discount at Noah's Ark.
Weatherly's lco cream at Fred xtrlck lco cream every SuturdaJ
atkins every day. ani Sunday ut Muson's Placo yom
order now.
Go to tho Royal for quality and
quantity. Cold drinks, candies,
cigars and tobaccos.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Kemp. Kstellu
Mrs Whttn nnl tin nirh tftf 1lsa
Myrtle, left Wednesday morning for
Portland.
Hays Easterbrook, who lias been
in Eugene for a week or so, returned
TiiPrtiln v
The best assortment of smoking ! PpU,rson alld Miss Ully M";
tobacco and cigarettes nt tho Royal i 'orilanU visited with Mr. and
Confectionery. Mrs- ls,,ls,or tl,U
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Zlpperer mo- j The Strand theatro has installed
tored to Portland Wednesday In their j " 'trst class orchestra which Is now
big seven-passenger Packard. j placed in a pit in front of the stage.
Glenn Williams, Mr. and Mrs. F. I The musicians, Mr. Shlpmann and
Freeman of Portland, spent the: Mr. Jones, are from Forest Grove,
week end nt tho Williams home. ! and ure fine musicians. Tho music Is
Miss Martlia McCauley visited her;1" keeping with tho pictures shown
mother, Mrs. Jas. Cade, in Ridge- on the screen. The music nlouo is
field. Wash., during the past week, j worth tho price of udmlsslou.
Mrs. Catherine Kurd of Quincy, ; H. L. Davenport, who has been In
111., is visiting at tho home of her charge of the telephone exchange dur
cousin, Mrs. J. L. Williams of West ing tho absence of Mr. Conlin, re
st. Helens. ' turned to Portland on Monday, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Gago returned Conlin relieving him. During his
Saturday after a week's ubsence stay here Mr. Davenport made many
spent in Silverton as tho guests of ; friends and did much to Improve the,
Mr. Gago's mother. scrvlco in St. Helens.
Mrs. Martlia Adams of Columbia, Mit-s Mildred Allen was presented!
City, visited her mother, Mrs. Mc-; at a piano recital In Portland Thurs-1
Cauley, in this city seveml days dur- day evening in a recital at!
ing the past week. Masonic Temple auditorium by,
Mr. and Mrs. John McClintock of Professor Knna. She also played I
Indianapolis, Ind., were the guests at Enna's amateur recital ut Filer's1
of tho family of E. E. Quick from ha"- Sunday's Oregouiau contained j
Sunday to Wednesday morning. They : u photo of Miss Allen. i
will visit friends in Linn county be-: . Freeman of Clatskanle, was
fore they return east.
Hayes Esterbrook returned Mon
day from an automobilo trip to
southern Oregon. Ho was
Groat reduction in
Noah's. Aik.
Mi-.s l.llllo Hitman of lib' geficld,
Wusli., is the Kuesl of M''"- (:"- 11
Shlnn.
Tie.; Rainier Gun Club wilt be here
Sun.h-v for a match shoot with the
St. Helens Gun Club. Time will be
called at 10 a. in.
Misses Mary and Nora M''h' of
Columbia City, left last Monday for
Monmouth, where they will attend
(lie summer term of normal school.
Fred Caples, who lias been In Al
aska for some timo P'1. returned
homo last week to visit tils mother
at Columbia City. Sim Is in very
poor health mid may not recover.
The St. Helens Tenuis Club will
match their skill with tho Vernon
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team of Portland Siinnuy on the local .
cour'.. St. Helens won from Vernon 2
at the first meet, end the visitors
,ue determined to wrest victory from
the homo club. He there, and see
them try It. No admission.
A delightful picnic was given last j
Friday evening at the City Park by 4
the Himalaya Club, at which a very
dainty repast was served. Those
present were Kdnu Harris. Ilessle
llattan. Aliio (Julck, Madeline All
Clara Ketel, Gertrude Phillips, Helen
Larson, Mildred Allen and Anna
Quick.
Sealed bids were opened Monday
by the hoard of managers of the Col
umbia County Fair for the erection
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SATURDAY
"THE CHRISTIAN"
II M l, ( AINirS I'nmoiiN Novel
IN EIGHT GREAT ACTS
IVuturlnu
KAKLli WILLIAMS
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EDITH STOREY
Manure 2:305 and 15c
llvonin- 7:00 .mil 9:0010 ami 20c
SPECIAL PIANO AND ORGAN MUSIC
a pleasant caller at this office mst j of an auditorium on the fair grounds,
Wednesday. Mr. Freeman is an old
time settler and located in this coun-
absent ty 1,1 1S74- and ho has been a sub-
several days and drove his machine scrlbcr 10 1,10 "In Us first Is-
a little more than 500 miles on the
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Chase left
Wednesday for their former home in
Mason, Mich. They will stop for
some little timo at Kelso, Wash., and
Mr. Chase may return here again on
a business visit before they say fare
well to the west. Mr. and Mrs. Chase
leave many friends here who regret
but the contract was not let. A mini
ber of bids were received but the
board not being fully advised In the
matter It was thought best to hold
another meeting later on.
Great preparations are being made
1 their departure but wish them well
E. O. Bender and - and a snfo Innrnev
ui.nuren una .Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Mooro and son Wayne, were the
guests of Mrs. W. R. IMnham on
Sunday.
-Mrs.
sue. Ho Is well Informed on the is
sues of the present duy but lie likes
to refer back to the early days and Portland for the entertainment of
old associates. Mr. Freeman is a!1'10 supreme lodge Knights of I'yth
natural mechanic und has contributed i 'ns "'"1 I'ythlan Sisters. August 1 to
articles to mechanical magazines. ! ! Invitations to attend tho meet
Mrs. George Perkins Baxter of;'K of the supreme lodge have been
Berkeley, Cal., is visiting nt the j sent' to all the subordinate lodges In
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo H. j tho Oregon domain.
Shlnn at St. Helens, Oregon, for a! Wild animals are being killed
fow days. Mrs. Baxter was the wld- j occasionally but they are still iiulte
ow of the late Senator Gooree W i numerous back in the mountain fust-
McBride, and used to spend the sum-1 ,l,'ss- Tho following hunters report
mers at St. Helens and Bunker II ill. j 'l the county clerk on their claims
and has many friends hero. Shohas!for scalp bounty for the month of
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WEDNESDAY
"The SEA WOLF"
Jiy JACK LONDON
A Groat Uij; Story of the Sea
WOI.F I.UM:N, thf SKA WOI.I-', l ritnetrd lir
lliHIVUT llosWoltill, Miixriml l.y mi nil lar rst.
A story of thrills hiicIi n only J U'k MH rim put In w4
mill itcliiroN,
7:00 ;,nl 9:1510 and 20c
been attending tho Roso Show at i
Mrs. C. Yeomans died in Portland
on Monday last and was burled on
Wednesday in c. Portland cemetery.
' Slia Q.'l. fl, a --.. , .1 ... nt 1. A a T, II.. I
H. P. Hendorshot. . " " Z " "" ." where she was widely en-
, , , . . wou luriueriy uveu in SI. tertainerf
Tv:JZr;TUS- 1 C:rd80n' MrS- :Me base ta boys crossed
' iv. i.. i-maru, leu for her home Bare and Mrs. Bal agh were among . hut with Kut,.,,,n ci.
n Eugene Thursday. Mr, Lidyard ' the St. Helens people who attended i oU SP 0 ..T T y Te' t'" un
accompanied her to Portland. .w fnmi secona best. They went up
t "bio. wuuo umi iiiikoi nave won
i out but for tlio lack of support. Tat
j and Homer formed the battery and
struck out fourteen men, while the
May. M. Iltinsgard, wild rat, ;
Noble Van Dolah, cougar, $10; W.
L. Brown, wild cat. $2; Clyde John
son, wild cat, $2.
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4 You can save money by taking advantage of
wur Saturday Specials
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Golden Gate Coffee, regular 4."c
hi.e; SKM-ial at ;.-.
Peanut Butter, regular Site
seller, Ht, the miuih1 Kc
Pettijolin's liour, regular 2.1c
seller, at, the pac kage 2c
This la a real health food
wholesome and nutritious.
See our Vacuum Freezers u
most convenient article for pic
nics.' Freezet your dessert while
you eat your dinner. We have
them in quart and half gallon
sizes.
Always rail for
RED RIBBON' PRODUCTS
The Standard of Pure Foods
Letters unclaimed at the St. Hel
ens postoffice for the week ending
Juno K, 1916:
W. II. Johnson (2), Mrs. I.yda
Long, Kmillan Piitain (2), Geo. II
Turner, Fred Walters.
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,u; inuiuiiig iue suiewaiK n i 1 0 1 ;
iront of tho residence of Dr. Black
was discovered on fire, with a good
deal more smoke than fire. While
Kalama pitcher Loren Hill, only j
struck out five. The score ended j
with 5 to 13 In favor of Kalama. j
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i mo ouAing ior several rods in each
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will bo sent to the Division of
I cad Letters,
i IVA K. DODD, Postmaster.
nn alarm was not turned In, a cart
GO TO CliUkCII
was run to the premises and tho hose j
unlimbered. Tho boxing of tho hot Fpiscopal church
water system caught fire f i om a fire ; There will bo service in Christ
built for the purposo of burning J episcopal church next Sunday eve
trash and refuse from the repairing ; n'"B, June ;,, at 7::i0. All will be
of tho George property, and followed ' welcome.
M. F.. lunch
removed In order to get at the flames, j ' fM!r"ion. Theme, "Not to
Miss Willie Womack and Cvrus 1,0 Mi"llit,''ed Cnto but to Minister."
Williams 4 Hall Co,
IF YOr HOX'T TRADE WITH IS, WE BOTH U)SK MOXKV
Phone 80 or ui,nc n
4 city by Hev. Sundifer, Wednesday
; noon. They were accompanied by
Ithe brido's sister and Mr. und Mrs.
4'Schultz of Rainier. Their many
irienus wish mem the happiest of
lives together.
nay, uoin or Kalnier, were married
! at the Methodist parsonaco in thlu
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(THE LEADING CLOTHIER)
MEN'S GOODS
THE BOYS ARE READY FOR ACTION AT THE FRONT
Are You Dressed for Business
It's easy to put up a good front when dressed in Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
because the style and lit are right. We have these suits; they are ready to wear and
Ready for Service
the lowest price for which clothes can be bought. They are mobilized in large forces at
DICK LIDYARD, Manager, St Helens, Oregon
MEN'S GOODS.
DICK FOR DUDS DICK FOR DUDS
ft p. in., sermon. Theme, "Moving
Picture Shows; How They Holn and
Hinder."
F.veryone will want to hear these
candid discourses on timely themes.
Our audiences are good but still we
have some unoccupied JWH (.(J1I(
and help and ho helped.
F. N. SANDI FKK.
Subject.
t oiigregutlon,,! ( ,r(.,
Sunday school, 10 a. in.
Regular morning worship, 11 n.
Subject, "Tho Open Door."
Y. V. S. C. K, 7 p.
"Tho I'urposo of life."
Evening service, 8 p. m. Subject
"Tho World War," from n social
economic and religious viewpoint.
"Jimmy' l'almer of Y. M. C. A.
will conduct all tin, services. Mr'
1'almer Is particularly well prepared
to speak on the European war us he
lias several brothers at I lie front and
Is himself expecting to bn called lU
any time to tlio Y. M. (;. A. service
In France.
We keep
Our Store
Clean.
our diMior will tell vim Uml i,,.,mi iiun.... ......... rrmi "rn
on impure rot.d put Int., ,r Monuich.
We kHp il,e lilei out of our More. We kti'p r H"1"'"'
rn.m cabbage and iiIuiin no It won't nbsoib (Iiohp flavors.
11 Him,H are advniiclil in ,u ro noil, iiniiuI, we iiiillrll""'
the raise.
SATURDAY SPECIAL-
Six Cakes Crystal White Soap for 2'
Ituy at the More Hint protect you.
A. S. HARRISON & CO
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Announcement
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FOOT SPECIALIST
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ONE DAY FREE
Demonstratioi
AT MY STORE
Tuesday, June 27
Take Advantage of This I'rce
No nml (or whiil your tm tr
may he: no mutter wlm i
you have trlwl; oven lr jo"
iii(t "iircli HiiiHirl," loine ijh
your feet to the row "i- .j
liiuiiiner loon, ",",,
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Tluro In uii i Ilnnce for v,'r'llH
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Sou Imprison Normal Arch"" h"1"'
JAS. MUCKLE 4 SON
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