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Newspaper Page Text4 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 25, 1916 I CORRESPONDENCE SCAPPOOSE Mrs. Niblock and Mrs. llatflold aro on the sick list. Mrs. James Pomeroy and sons aro spending a few days at Seaside. Mrs. Fred Vhlninn was a shopper In the metropolis Wednesday. Tho new bridges on North Scap poose creek, are now open to travel. Celine Villa of Portland, visited several days with the Wikstrom fam ily. Dnn Smith's blacksmith shop was broken Into and a quantity of oil stolen. The Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. Spalding at Warren this weok. Norm McKay has gone to St. Mar tin hot springs to try to improve his health. Judge Hattan was looking over the road work In this vicinity last Thursday. Joo Bonneil Is having a vacation which he is spending with his sister in Tacoma. Marjorie Washburn spent last week as guest of Miss Florence Man ny in Portland. Chas. Wikstrom reports that while In Portland one day recently his auto license was stolen. N. A. Emmitt of Portland, spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. M. J. Butler, and family. Someone tore down the boards that barricaded our road work and stole three of the red lanterns. Miss Ellaree llutler of Portland, was a Sunday visitor with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Butler. The work on tho church is pro gressing nicely. They will soon be ready for the plasterers. Mr. and Mrs. D. Crowley are num bered among the Seaside visitors for a couplo of weeks. Rev. and Mrs. C. II. Johnston have gone to Roguo River to visit several weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Rita Duncan. Fred Adams and family took a trip to southern Oregon in their Ford, to visit their daughter Alice. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bonser of Port land, and Mrs. M. J. Watts and fam ily ate picnic dinner on North Scap poose creek on Sunday. THE 1 00 Sunday Evening, August 27 With Marie Walcamp as "The Flirt" BRILLIANT BIXE BIRD PHOTOPLAY Photoplay Version of Booth Tarking-! ton's Greatest Serial Story. I Start of the "Pinrod" Series in the' Cosmopolitan Magazine. Booth Tarkington's Greatest Serial Story In Saturday Evening Post. Master Production by the Srnallevs Fifty Million People Read the "The Flirt" in Saturday Evening Post. ' Introducing "Pinrod" of the Cosmo politan Magazino Series. , Beautiful Marie Walcamp as "The Flirt." "The Flirt" broke Men's Hearts, but i Paid the Penalty Ten-fold. "The Flirt" Ruined Men's Lives Then Met Her Own Fato. I The Heartless Flirt Humbled by Herj Own Vanity. the GEM THEATER Mrs. B. Scott visited Mrs. Plzer at Astoria and the two spent Sunday at Seaside, Mrs. Scott returning on Monday. Frank Novak and children spent tho week end at Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. H. Neunian were Sunday visit ors at Seauido also. Mrs. Ulatchtord reports a Yellow Transparent apple treo in full bloom and also has a fully developed apple upon it. Is this a freak? Miss Heist and twin sister motored from Salem and spent a few days at tho home of the Blatehfords. Miss Lorlel returned to Salem with them, remaining a week. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Weaver of Mc Cleary, Wash., aro spending a few days' vacation in Scappoose with Mrs. Weaver's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Urant. Miss Eva Garrison spent a week at Husum, Wash., where she had a delightful time. Customers are very glad to see her back in the store again. Mrs. L. Brown and children and Mrs. II. White and children spent Wednesday crawfishing on tho Scap poose creek on Grandma Harnett's place. Everybody In town nnd vicinity who is fortunate enough to havo a little time and a fishhook are found on the lake side catching catfish, or trying to. The Columbia county telephone line is badly out of commission Sometimes wo talk and sometimes wo don't. This condition is rather nerv-racking. V.'e hope -there will he a strenuous effort to relieve this condition. The work on the highway is not progressing as fast as was expected on r.ccount of not being able to pro euro the proper sized rock. The rock has to bo sifted, thus making a rather slow process. Miss Maude Watts has returned from her uuto trip with the Perry family to British Columbia and points in Washington. She reports n splendid time and few accidents. J. B. Duncan drove to Trenholm and brought back a country water wagon. It was an all day drive and he arrived home late at night. The Scappoose peopla were very glad to see Mr. Duncan riding on the "water wagon." Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sandstrom are visiting at Husum, Wash. Mrs. Haven is caring for Grandma Bing FLIRT Selfish, Vain, Heartless and Willful "The Flirt" In Humbler! The Proud Flirt Cured by a Dose of tier own medicine. Bewitching and Beautiful the Heart less Flirt Meets a Just Fate. Pride Comes before a Fall. The Flirt Meets Her Fato. Proud and Beautiful the Flirt is Humbled. The Flirt Wrecked Men's Lives and Laughed at their Disgrace. Spurning Honest Love, the Flirt be comes a Victim of Her Own Folly. The Greatest Boy in Moving Pictures. Teaches a Lesson to All Flirtatious Girls. Beautiful Murio Walcamp In Brilliant Blue Bird Photoplay. I ii i x lN S 5 A M M J J ? I SAY! Many people who say they do the Lest they can don't. You are not doing the best you can for yourself on the Clothes pro position until you have your Clothea Individually Tailored to your meas ure by J. F. RYAN MERCHANT TAILOR The Best is None Too Good ham during the ubsenco of Mrs. Sandi-trom. Mr. Haven spent Tues day at tho Sandstrom homo. Wo have heard the report of tho marriage of Prof. lUwlaton to one of the teachers at C.resham, where Prof. Hawlston was principal last year. Thero was a motorcycle accident near Oak Grove Sunday In which a boy and girl from Portland were In jured. Tho girl was seriously hurt. Miss Ruth Duncan has returned from Rockaway bench, where sha spent several days. REUBEN Mrs. Henry Welter and children of Maple Dale, were the guests of Mrs. Philip S. I.lnten Friday. II. ll. Tipton killed a large black bear on Janes creek last week. J. Staffard, wlfo and friends of Portland, came down In their cars and spent Sunday here. Mrs. Minnie HurgesB and son of Rainier, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lindsay Friday. Mrs. C. G. Mounee and children of Portland are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Linton this week. Albert D. Larson and family re turned home Sunday evening from a six weeks motor trip through Cali fornia. Mrs. T. C. Watts Is visiting with friends in Portland this week. BACHELOR FLAT Mr. Johnson and family have pur chased tho Moyer home, and took pesession at once. Mr. aud Mrs. Mover will bo greatly missed by their many friends, but we nil hope aud believo Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will be equally as good neighbors. There was a very pleasant surprise party at Mr. Morton's last Saturday eveuiug, given In honor of Misses Hilma Morton and Ruth Anderson of Portland. There was a very appetiz ing lunch scrvod, after which all do parted for home. All said they had z jolly good time. Mr. and Mrs. Humgardner and daughter, Mattio of Salem, aro visit ing at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Humgardner. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Masten and daughter. Miss Bemlce of Portland but formerly of St. Helens, made a short visit last week with relatives aud friends in St. Helens and the camp. Mrs. Burdall, Mrs. Bunt and Mrs. Almroth visited with Mrs. Ida Lillich one afternoon this week. Mrs. Tom Gorrell of Warren, called on Mrs. M. Goodman and Mrs. Lillich last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ruzzio and family npent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bunt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson also leave the fine driving team they have now to stand in the barn and ro.il.on Sun day while they spin around In their new Ford. Never mind, our tlmo Is coming, too, when wo all can do likowise. MASTENS CAMP Miss Mary Wllverdlng of Portland, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Swygert. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Yankton, visited at Delmer Masten'. on Sunday. Mrs. Fred Miller and son Robert of Portland, are visiting ut Howard Miller's home. Mr. and . Mrs. Rudolph Kappler were St. Helens visitors Saturday. Grandma Barger is visiting her son Charles, at Yankton. Mrs. Eber Brown has returned from a visit with her parents at Uur ton and friends In Portland. Her sister, Miss Martha Cbristensen, ac companied her home. Mr. and Mrs. lien Perkins are spending the weok at Olney, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith accom panied Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Harrison of St. Helen, on a hunting trip to Bunker Hill last week. YANKTON Miss Beatrice Legg, who has been spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. May Brlggs, returned to her home In Portland Thursday. Tho Parent-Teacher Association met last week with Mrs. O. L. Tar. bell. Topic, "The Teacherago." The next meeting will be held at the schoolhouse on tho first Friday In October. Brown brothers are running their new threshing outfit through the Warren country. Returning through Bachelor Flat they will get to Yankton about September 26. Grain harvest Is about over nnri farmers are well pleased with their crops. Bert Legg nnd family motored down from Portland Thursday for a oner visit with Mr. and Mr.. Fred Brlggs. Mrs. Diamond accomnATileft thorn. Bert Lam pa and Johnnie Mcinn rode their wheels through to Sven. sen over tho highway. Returning they made the trip in ono duy. They report a most delightful trip, but oh! how good homo looked to thorn that evening. Miss Kned Tarbell returned Sun day after spending a month with her Krandpareuts In Italnler. Mr. Msnsberger la erecting a new barn which will greatly Improve tho looks as well as tho convenience of bis fine farm. Most of our farmers havo planted something for tho cannery. Now that tho berry harvest Is over, picking beans will begin in a few days. A good acreage has been planted here, coming in only a llttlo later than tho river famiB. RAINIER David Merrltt of the Italnler Bak ery, fell Into lino this week with a new Ford car. Miss Irleno Evans was taken to Portland tho last of tho week, where she will recelvo medical attention. Miss lllanch Patterson of Portland, arrived here Monday morning to rpend a few weeks with her Bister, Mis. Ethel Tremblay. Mrs. Cliff Oshorno and mother, Mrs. E. S. Hampton, left this week for a trip east. They will stop off at points in New York, Colorado ami California. Mrs. A. J. Davis of Salt Lake City, arrived hero last week for an extend ed visit at the Clark ranch, back of this place. Mr. Davis Is a big mer chant In South America. Miss Georgia Cole, who bus been visiting with her relatives in tho Willamette valley for the last month or so, has returned to Rainier and will be glad to hear tho school bell ring again. Several lodges are busy this week hunting new homes, owing to the burning of the K. of P. hall last Sun day evening. It is said that every week night has been signed up for by different lodges who have lost their homo at tho K. of P. hall. Mrs. Frelda McCallutu, who lives back of this place, reports that a po tato thief helped himself to her pota to patch, digging up two sacks of potatoes and making his getaway. Mrs. McCallum says that she wants to extend thanks to the thief for leav ing her hoe, which is one of her fuvorlto agricultural Implements on tho farm. Mrs. Carrlo Roberts was taken by surprlso lust Saturday afternoon, when a number of her friends and Lady Maccabees walked In on her with well filled baskets. The occa sion was due to tho fact that It was Mrs. Roberts birthday anniversary. A fine lunch was served aud an enjoy able afternoon wus witnessed by these present. Review. CLATSKANIE A little daughter was horn to Mr. and Mis. (). E. Williams on Wednes da of this week. Miss Nellie Geary left Sunday morning for Astoria, where sho will visit Miss Johanna Ellertsen and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cole, who havo been staying on the Delta Gardens, re turned Monday to their home In Han Jose, Cal. Prof, and Mrs. J. McCord left Wednesday morning for Scappoosu, where Prof. McCord will havo charge of the school. They were accompanied by Mis. Ruth Irwin. Miss Hazel Chandler, accompanied by her father, F. L. Gordon, left Monday for Portland. Miss Hazel will leave on next Monday for Chey enne, Wyo., whero sho will finish her high school course. Mrs. W. L. Pulllam and daughter, Miss Mary, left Wednesday morning for Marshfleld, Ore., whero they will make their homo. They wore ac companled as far as Portland by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Barnes and the Misses Tllllo and Magdaleno Pulllam. Miss Ella M. Peterson of Lewis town, Mont., who had spent the week here with her sister, Mrs. Geo. II. Convent, returned to her homu last Wednesday. A very pleasant eve ning was spent at an Informal fare well party given by Mrs. Conyers in honor of hor sister on Tuesday Chief. NEHALEM VALLEY Old-time Nehalemlte. will remem ber Rev. Stropp and family that used to llvo In Vernonla. Ills stepson. Lesly Ross, and family spent a few pleasant day. In Nehalem last week, visiting old-time acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Nlcodnme. and fam ily, from the Valley, are visiting a few day. with Mr. Baker and family. Mr.. A. Ingvardscn and daughter Myrtlo havo gone home to Portland after spending - - nun mr sister, Mrs. P. Berger.on. Mr. and Mr.. R. L. Wlldmnn and son and daughter, Clifford and U)l Bergerson. enlovul . r,i.,... ...... with Mr. and Mrs. Roger. Saturday. .r. .u mr. k. u. North and son Francis .pent a nWun - - ' ..v craning with Mr. and Mrs. B. Baker nnd fant- ny oaiuruay. Mr. Cuminlngs and some friends spent a few pleasant days with Mr. B;ikor. Mrs. J. P. Hheeley, Mrs. J. Smith ai.,1 Mis. ChrlHteiison climbed the hi I Friday, nnd spent tho dug with M.s. A. maker; up near Rocky Point. Mrs. Wlldmail visited with Mrs. North Frldu while Mr. Wlldmail cut Mr. North 'b hay. Mrs. Hans Chrlslenseii spent a few days at her son's homo In Timber last week, pkklng and pulling up a nlc.) lot of wild blackberries while there. Ml.' NT AT ItOY.U, WITH Hi! t'KKAM Coney Island Royal Special llaiiana Special Lover's Delight Society Florndora Petor Pan Mnrshmallow. Nuitnt lluster ilrowu Merry Widow llnppy Thought David llaruui Nut Salad Sundaes Pecan Special Whole Half Plain Sundaes all flavors Nut Sundaes all flavors Ico Cream Sundaes all fluvoru All orders served with whipped swool cream, Go extra All kinds of fountain drinks Milk drinks, with or without eggs tho best In town If you count once, you will come again Our aim Is to please you Royal Confectionery. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the County Roadniaster has filed In this office certificates of completed of the followng named road contracts: John Keating, Itulnler Hill Road. W. C. Cooper, Homer Bennett Rood. All protests against the acceptance of either of suld contracts mum be filed In the office of the County Clerk within 'wo weeks from tho date of first publication hereof. A. F. HARNETT. County Clerk. Date of first publication August 18, 1916. 35-2 C ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alvnyi I the Signatu Tot unrup nmimnn ninU oi. iiLLLiw inimimj mmu DECORATING CO. Decorate your wall or Iiiium, Paint Autos nml Carriage. Drop us a card and we will call on you. Phone I Hi J I. ( . BACON, Manager r X !V W VV V-v V v W CAKE JR PASTRY can be bought In our modern bakery much easier nnd cheaper than you can mako It at homo. Wo uso only the best and purest Ingredients and therefore warrant every piece that leave, our store. Make a trial pur chasethen you will understand our claims. St. Helens Bakery T. F. Robertson Watchmaker and Jeweler WEHT HT. IIIXI.NH All Work (iimruiitoml I'rlcen reasonable. Q. STAM POLES EXPERT SHOEMAKER AH Work Htrlclly I'lrsKlns. Next to George. Market HT. HICI.KNH, OUK. . J EAT AND ENJOY weatherly 4 Ice Cream t jt .... r ....um.i.ie Itl.li Nutrltioiite h "'"Hi all t, ycnr r)lm, r Place vonr ,,..,1... W " Willi FRE WATKINS PHONE 2K K I BIRTHS Horn, to Mr. and Mr, n Coukoy, August 10.a(llUKlli;;" ". to Mr. nnd Mrs. u man, August il, a ' -Horn, to Mr. ,, Mr, Co, August 21, ,. " Dr. Hfa.ne. lleT".. heave.. Price l; fur J" druggists. 10 HI "' "ANT AluT7g;t,,,T TRY OUR WANTaS? To fcxchniiKu a lion.T777- xlOO. a: 34th ,,d N Bt ver. WumI... valued at $000 00 chutigo for house and lot ens. Jan. """hjijlox 371, 8t. Ht For Hale Elgin aTrTT? W. Perry, Houllon. oro. V For Bale, cheap, ouTicT condition, colors buy hni b, J" ami year, old; weight tMut 1, '.ch; or ..xciiunge fr , " cow.. Jouber: Ran,!,, go 1 Oregon. . U For Halo Top buKKyTJartT.I liarn.ua and good, g:,t, ' uinro, aound and true; will J anywhere. J. w. ai:.,,,, at. H,m IM New 6-room huuxn aiidlulVl HoleilH, five block, west from SI Hn en. hotel, tUOM cu.h. ba'u.ta $500.00 term.. This I. Ibh,uim would cost to build tho Iiuummu, present com or material. 0, llnn Oloon, Columbia City, Oregon. u t . . . . . . uumu iieer stock, uuorgo w iiKon, phone 1) 88, St. Hi ens, Oregon. 0 For Rent Sullo of offlc roo. also sleeping rooms. Col. Co Bui For Rent A miltu of office ruou in Hank Building. ColumbU Coimj Hunk. For aulo, on reasmmble tormi, fin acre, near Scappoosu, within one Uk of railroad station; ronvealnt . schools and churches. Three um cleared nnd ono aero bearing orrhiri llalauco now being cleared. God cottago 30x30; burn and thick, house, woodshed, etc. For furtb. particulars add reus llox 238, 81 M- ens, Oregon, Tho Biggest Farm Kunp In Coll.- Ma county. I havo It. Slit; itre beavordam land ono mllo from Hu ron; 15 acre, cleared, flood ro lling stream on plarn. Small but lugs. Owner offers this at terrln prlco and good terms. See 8. C Morton at Kt. Helens Mist office, St Helen., Ore. i Wanted Hoys 16 yeari toil om I to learn tho saidi and door Imli I Steady work year around at H wage.. For full purtlculsri trlu : Columbia River Ikior Co., Rainla. ! Oregon. IS' For Bulo Shoo and repair M In Rood location; fully eiulpiJ Good trade Cash only. Ceo. 8u poles. Rt. Helens. Ore. VA For Halo or Trade Wlntoe " automobile In excellent mecluilet condition. Best value for mow b ntato. Will tr.de for real prop"" Talk or communicate with oww Glen R. Metsker, St. Rolen", Of icon. Wanted A situation keeper, town or country. AJdw or Inquire at Mist office. St. Union. Creamery snntitoW your croam always; mursei Hon.. Phono 115. " 1400-acre stock ranch ror mI on.tern Oregon, near Fowdl. IW1" at Mist office for Information. 181 COME TO EDDIE WOODS' PLACE rn FOR CIGARS, TOBACCO, SOFT DRINKS A Full Line of Candies and Novelties Finest Pool and Billiard Tables in the city. All lluses Call at ll"1 Courteous Trealmesi STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL THOH. ISIIISTKK, IW ailcken Dinner Hunds, W KATIJH 91.00 PKIl 1AV Hmm-IbI Hate. Ut llegul""