St. Helens mist., June 30, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

I MIST MISTINGS J.
Kino IUtx I'mulics at tho Koyal.
Weatherly's ico cream at Kroil I
Watkins' every day.
Try our Marshmallow Suml:;. The
Royal Confect iimery.
llarolil V. Koss was a business
visitor to l'oi'tlaiul on Saturday.
Don't forgot that the St. Helens
dairy wants to please you. l'lione 107.
I. I". Smith of Smith's Men's Shop,
v.",3 transacting business in I'ertland
Wednesday.
A. S. Harrison & Co. now deliver
groceries in n tine new delivery wa
Kon. Briek ieo cream every Saturday
and Sunday at Mason's Place your
order now.
F. T. Lidyard of San Francisco was
hero Monday visiting his brother,
Dick Lidyard.
Tho best assortment of smoking
tobacco and cigarettes at the Koyal
Confectionery.
St. Helens Creamery vanls to buy
your cream always; market quota
tions. Phono 115. if
Co to tho Koyal for quality and
quantity. Cold drinks. candies,
cigars and tobaccos.
Miss Jessie Stokes has returned
after a lengthy visit with friends in
Fossil, Wheeler county.
(lood Dance Cood .Music liood
Time. Baseball dance at City Hall
the night of the Fourth.
Don't miss the dance given by the
St. Helens Baseball Club at tho City
Hall on the night of the Fourth.
Miss Margaret Kiley of Columbia
Falls, Mont., is a summer visitor at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rus
sell. T. A. Laws and family moved out
to the Mountain View tract near
Warren. We'll all miss Tom's smil
ing face.
Tho Koyal has tho largest assort
ment of chocolates in town. Many
other kinds, also, to pick from, of
homo made.
Workmet. repaired the columns on
the court house front Thursday. This
improvement was recommended by
tho recent grand jury.
Hay Chapman. Jon;. ;d.'"ni!:icd with
tim Plaza drug s. h: s g'.no t
Eugene, where lie has .-vi.irod -i posi
tion '1'- that city. Mr. Chapman mad,'
many friends here and all wish him
well in his new field of labor.
Meet your friends at St. Helens
I i'.y Hall tho night of tho Fourth at
tho big dance for benefit of St. Hel
ens Baseball Club.
Captain Bowling and wife of tho
Forest Home, were guests of Mrs. I.
K. Dodd Sunday, returning to West
port Sunday night.
Of course you will come to the big
Fourth of July dance at the City
llrll. Kemeinber it's for the benefit
of tho baseball club
Misso-i Myrtle anil Carrie Schiiek
of Minneapolis, Minn , while touring
the west, were week-end visitors al
the home of F. A. Kussell.
J. II. Wellington left Wednesday
for Seaside, w here he expects to put
in a busy two weeks superintending
the erection of his summer cottage.
tl. W. Chapman of Fossil, Oregon,
a brother of lt-iy and Klmer Chap
man, has arrived in the city and ac
cepted a position with Williams Jc
Hall Company.
It will be just the best dance ever.
City Hall; night of July 4th. For
benefit of the St. Helens Ball Club.
Vou are expected. Don't disappoint
t ho boys.
If ott like to dance, come to the
City Hall tho night of tho Clorious
Fouith and be one uim.iig the many
who will have a r.ood time. Coed
music; good floor management.
C. K. Lake has been employed as
principal of the lloultor, schools anil
we hereby tender our congratulations.
Mr. Lake is a worthy citizen and a
conscientious instructor. No mistake
was made in securing his services.
There w ill be a big open air dance
at Wft'B Park. Scappoose, the night
of July 1th. Mr. West says there
will be good music, good floor man
agement and a general all a'-ound
good time. You are cordially invited
to bo present.
J. 11. Cameron of Wo.-tpcrt, was
in the city Tuesday on a burliness
vi.-it. About S3 years young, Mr.
Cameron gets around considerably
more lively than many forty years
younger than he.
P. C. Morton, representing Mason
Li, rman it Co. of Portland, whole
sale grocers, was in St. Helens Mon
d y oaili'i-r on I::.: friends. Sunday
lie and some u.hers connected with
the .--..me concern, went to Camp
Wtiiiycomho and made home of the
salda':- boys glad by distributing
l.uiio Sur.ray cigars with the com
pliments of the firm ho represents.
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You can save money by taking advantage of
Our Saturday Specials
White Bear Soap, regular He sell
er 7 Bars d r !.
Perfection Tomatoes. . I Do the can
Dependable bulk Coffee, regular
10c; special at ,'l(lc lb.
See our Vacuum Fi-civers n
most convenient ailiile for pic
nils. I'roezi-s your dessert while
you eat your dinner. y have
them in quart and hair g.illon
sizes.
Always call for
1 I : I BlltBOV I'lIOHl CTS
The Standard of I'me Foods
Williams 3 Hail Co.
IF VOl DOS'
Phone 80
t::a;f. with is, wi; both i.osi: monf.v
St. Helens. Ore.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. K. church
will serve dinner and supper to the
public In the church dining room j
Tuesday, July 4lh.
Mrs. S. A. Lyngo of Portland, was
a business visitor to this city Salur-j
day. Mrs. Lyngo says she can't do
without tho Mist. !
Try our chocolate drinks the best ;
chocolate syrup by odds in the city.
Vou bo tho judge. Just try it. K" d
Confectionery. !
Prof. J. 11. Collins of Woodliuiu. ;
was a ploasauit caller at this office.
Saturday. Mr. Collins rcprc-cnird
Columbia County in the last legisla
ture, lie is greatly taken with,
Woodburu and has been employed i s
piincipul of the hu;h school at t lie. I
place for tnmUier term.
F.t'.w, rd B. FK.s, specialist in
dairying In '-h- extension depa'Mmei I j
O-egon Agricul'.u al College, w.u a
pleasant caller at this ol't'ko S.i.ir-j
day. He is a strong advocate of thej
co-operative exchange for the sale of,
butter of the various creameries
throughout, the state.
J. F. Miller arrived Monday fro-n .
S.in Francisco and will remain in the'
city some days. At the time of tie'
Panama-Pacific exposition Mr. .Miller
had vole charge of tho purchase of
all the lumber used in the construc
tion of the many buildings on lie
fair ground:'..
Bishop Moorhead, who has been j
working in the shpiyard during tie
past winter and spring, received not 1
ice from the I'. S. ecological survey,
to report for duty at Buckley, Wash.,'
July 1. He left Monday for Junctii n
City, accompanied by Mrs. Moorhei'd,
where she will remain for the prM
ent. Three more automobile liceur-s
will have to he issued for I'oluuih.a
county folks. Judge Thomas M -:
Bride has bought a Dodge; J. II .,
Kickert of Scappoose lias invested hi
a Chevrolet and William Skuzie sur
rendered some of his coin for a Fur I
All of these cars worn bought from
our local agents.
i A daughter arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Strom, Satur
day, June 24. Both mother anil
daughter are doing fine. Mr. Strom,
who manages the Strand theatre,
flashed the news on the screen Satur
day evening as tiie latest news of St.
i Helens, at least, he said, it was the
latest he could think of.
i Wednesday's Telegram contained
I a photo of St. Helens' arch of vvel
come which was taken by a repre
sentative of an auto company. It
should have shown the reverse side,
which reads: "(lood bye; call again."
Don't miss the baseball game be
tween St. Helens and Woodland, Sun
day, July 2, at 2:;!M p. in. See Ku
tola and Salveson pitch. It will he
a good game.
A dinner was given at the hone
of Wm. Itoss Sunday in honor of his
birthday. On Jiat date' he was ii2
years young. Members of the vari
ous )". families were present, and
while it was an important, anniver
sary, it. was also a family reunion
May hf: i i v to celobra.o Ids centen
nial. Deputy Caiuo Warden Brown was
in the city Tuesday on his way to
Mar. .bland. CooTe Tangen of thai
place discovered a deer on the high
way that had either been wounded
by hunters or injured by dons, ami
he shut it tin and rated for it under
it j : i'uet ions of the warden, t was
reported that, the deer was not lining
well and would possibly have in ,e
; : hot. Warden Brown wnt down for
that purpose.
Mis. W. W. Cole left for Portland
Thursday to Unit friends
!'or Sab Cunalils. 4 Or per gal
lon. Helen Brock. Iloullon. Ore.
M,s c. p. Mann will have after
.,l,e Fourth for a vl-H to her old home
i r.inningha.n. Ala., "l","t"
several mouths.
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Mann, tcsid nl surgeon
of
II at l.innton. Is in
ss mission. Ml"
,1,. rested 111 the
i e 'A P. & S. II
lie1 ritv on a biisiiie
Menu is heavily inleroi
V.: mi bank al Scappoose.
.ilc, Madeline Th.-inas . f Coble. Is
a visiter al the heme of Mrs II J
Sen. hard Mis.; Thomas recently
completed a very siici-es.il ul term as
leiehcr in the B.ilrhelor Flat school
She is in Si. Helens taking the stale
e initiation for teachers.
C. I.. Wheeler of Portland, in com
n;;nv with his fat lit r. J S. Wheeler
of Vaaliloii. was in the city Thursday
on their way to Portland to see the
hitter's young son who ran away and
enlisicd in Troop K at Walla Walla
ami will leave for the front toinor-
1 !',
'The Toggery lias a very classy show
window. About everything that
d'c ; men wear is on display. 'Tills
is ;-n up lo date gents' furnishing es
I .'. ! i: h lie-ill and modem ideas are
n . ,1 in the purchase id goods that
w'.l! meet the approval of p.. rt li ul.tr
m ' i.
I -r ; ad Mrs .1. I., .ippoit-r are now
on their way lo the Meyieati border
Ib .w'UT, iliey are motoring down in
a h-Surely way sad probably the doc
i'ir will tint drive his big Packard
my further than where Hie signs say
leicaii Line " Mr and Mrs Frank
.he;iherd accouipanh-d them on the
tiie.
Dr. Ira illack h..s received word
f ont ids wife, Dr. Nana II Illack.
I'r l she has safely arrived in SI
Louis, for which point she 1 r t Si
1 : lolls last week She states the tela.
Tallin- in Si, Lout., Is much mop
t ice ibbi than in St Helens- hr
I't.icl; was railed easl en an eiie-r
:;i in'! case but expect i to return to
' '! . Helens in about si V w eek I
Mr. and rls. .1. W. Allen. Mr ami
SUNDAY ONLY
Mi W. W lllak.-sley ,ulil Von Cray
mo! in-d to Salem Saturday and w it
n-" ''d the big Moo.-e parade thai
i-y-alin:. 'This was the annual Mine.
d; y and the capital city was turned
om .' to the anllered herd. Tliey
d : ove home on the west side via Moll
" III. Newherg and other towns
'The Kasiern Star held Its last meet,
inc for the summer in the Masonic
h:.l! Saturday evening. After the
transaction of i,e regular business,
g: nn-i were Indulged in and much
eii.'ovineni was had by all. as each
had to perforin a stunt. The usual
good refreshments followed The
b-di-e w ill lake a recess unl II fall
Mrs. S C. .Mrl, in and children,
Mr.-, lleilborn and Miss lI.-i,M1
spent Sunday in Portland as the
i'-io.t:i of Airs. Serena c. Morton,
m ah.-r of S. C. Morton. The occa
sion of the gathering was for the oh
i t vance of Mrs. Morton's 7:'nd birih
d. ' anniversary. The ,ay was great
' '"' ;"-v'''1 '! il was the sincere wish
"f -''I that Mother Morton would live
"' celebrate many inure u ii h I v.-rsa r i.-s
Om- of the men who fir,. 1 the for
ests 'tot Ida hoi week in the federal
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