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

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Newspaper Page TextMIST MISTINGS Hays Esterbrook was a Portland visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Win. M. ltosa were Portland visitors Monday. A. S. Harrison and wife motored to Portland on Wednesday. M. E. Miller was transacting legal business in Portlaud Wednesday Mrs. Cha3; P-resser of Portland, is the guest of the family of S. E. Cooper. Spring chickens for frying and choice hens for Sunday dinner. Sonne's Market. P. C. Morton, representing Mason Ehrman & Co. of Portland, 'was her') Monday calling on the trade. A marriage licenso was issued to Roy W. Townoond and Anna Brin 8on of Rainier, Oregon. Cecil Lane of Mist, was transact ing business in this city Wednesday and made this office a friendly call. The steamer Undine has been placed In service on the Portland Astoria run, taking the place of the Lurllne. Mr. and Mrs. S. C7 Morton and chil dren, accompanied by Mrs. A. Har nett, motored to Seaside Friday and returned Monday evening. Mrs. W. H. Davies, son and daugh ter, returned Saturday from an ex tended visit with homo friends in Kansas. They report exceedingly hot weather and were glad to get back to balmy Oregon. Williams & Hall Co. advertised a special sale of watermelons in llio Mist, and Saturday they sold 2, -tot) pounds and the stock was exhausted by 7 o'clock in tho evening, other wise they could have sold a half ton more. The Oregon Retail Grocers' Asso ciation has incorporated and will hold its first meeting in Pendleton, September 21-23. A. H. Harrison of this city is one of the incorporat es. Dr. S. B. Hoskins, who has had charge of Dr. Dinham's office during the latter's absence in Kansas City for several weeks past, left for his "home in Forest Grove Tuesday. Dr. Hoskins is not only skilled in his profession but is a clever gentleman and one who made many friends dur ing his Etay in our city who will re gret his departure. The Bigueit Play of tho Year Each Story Complete "Stinaai-fte" in "The Girl From Frisco and "Who Killed Joe Merrion?" a Four Part Drama and a Flora Finch Comedy A 7 part program at 5 and 15 cents Beginning at 7:15 and continuous to 11 SATURDA at the tntti W. A. Ketel of St. Johns, visited his parents Sunday. W. E. Con yore oi (latskanio, was u business visitor to this city Mon day. Mrs. Link returned homo Sunday from a visit to her boii and family at Gohle. .Einll Enna. piano Instructor, will commonco teaching in St. Helens on Wednesday, September (i. 36-2 Mr. and Mrs. Floyde M. White are the proud possessors of a littlo girl which camo to their homo August 12. Dr. Dinlmni, who lias been in Se attlo for several days, has returned aud can now be fouud in his olfico at tho usual hours. Mrs. E. Erioksou of St. Johns, Miss Leora Alexander and Messrs. Slane and Alexander of Gohle, spent Sunday at tho Ketel home. Mrs. Minnie Doleshal left Saturday for Portland and from thero alio will Mrs. Hoablo of Linnton. has beer.' Elinor Mollis of llrlnlol. 111.. J tho guest of Mrs. lloyce tor a few vl.d.lng I.U friend John Hewd ' ..,,.. ; Yankton, this week. "lUw. Makiuster and Thelma Link; "Duke" Welling... who Is with have been week end visitors at the lib. parents at Seaside, will at . nd homo of Mrs. Ling In this city. j high school at that place. The boys The bandages have been removed and all the girls will regret his ah from the arm of little Arthur Kultz, ounce. which was broken some few weeks! Fred Wnlklns, who lias been .,RO- i spending several days In Vancouver. " Mrs. Sherwood and daughters. It. ('.. has returned home. While In who havo been attending camp meet-1 Itrillsh Columbia 1-red forgot lo oil ing in Portland, returned Monday j list in the llritlsh tinny, nvnnlmr. renortinff a very enjoyable ( has. llrown shook the dust of meet lay C-o sheriff's office from Ills shoes and A groat time was had at the mask: l-ourdcd tho Wnpnimi Wednesday ior skating at the St. Helens ril.k last S-n Diego. Cal.. wliero ho will take Thursday, and everyone enjoyed in tho fair and forget business fi themselves. A hard time danco will1 two weeks. probably bo tho next attraction, j Mrs. Clias. Wliichell has niadu up A birthday party Wi'.s given to lit- her mind to remain In St. Helens llo Leslie Coen August U, on his owing to the fact that this Is more seventh unniversary. Many presents like home to her und she wants her were received. Refreshments were ' children to attend tho St. Helens served ut 1:30 und later a photo school. ; Miss GvTlrude Weed, who was MeCor- elected teacher of tho fourth grade go to McMinnvlllo to visit friends. She expects to be absent about two I w as taken of tho party. ,..,,iw I 11. V McCorinick, Mrs Miss Madeline Slotboom of Port-lmlck, Miss Leona Perkins and J. K. of St. H .'lens school,;, ha:-, resigned, land, spent the past week In this Iteckett returned Monday evening ir.id Miss Mad.ill.io Slotboom of Port city as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j from Seaside, where they have been ' hind, lias been elected an h.-r suc L. L. linker. Miss Slotboom Is one spending several days. They made , lessor. of Portland's champion tennis play- the trip by uuto. Mr. and .Mrs. Win. Mosler. aiTotu ers. Jack Craig, who conducted n lar- jmiUmI by Miss Mor.'.r and Mrs. her shop in this city a number of i.ynge, drove dywn from Por.land years ago, was married recently to .Wednesday for a plersure trl;: while ' M..o M,.,. r.t 1ll,ietl,l fMV lit , - I... I... I - I . .. earth were few, and its spirit passed "" ' ' ; lra. ,.,, ... , .r away Tuesday evening. The body ' P'u.co they will probably make .y int,.ro3,, Miss Eu;;liia Doming and hrotho I i in ll MONDAY BLANCHE SWEPT One of tho most popular slurs of xcreen, "Til K RAGAMUFFIN" Iteplcto with iliniiiulle nilloii, Ipiisp llimtl(inM ,( ovi'KIiik moments, and vn ;it.i u oii;iv 11 F 1 Mil A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCoy Monday but its days on was taken to Independence for interment. their homo. w:w thn nver Snnflav client of hor 1 J. C. Collins was up from Rainier I sfst(iri Mrs w L M.lyard. Miss1 llendersliot is a gifted sololnt and one of the most noted singers of the I Miss Hess Hendershot of Kugent, j J()m fl,,m S a;-hle Tuesday, Tuesday, looking up his business matters. He expects to leave ubout j September 1 for Woodbum, where ho will again superintend the schools of that city. Mrs. S. L. Moorhead left Friday morning for Astoria to attend the district convention of tho Degree of Honor, auxiliary or tho A. O. U. W. lodge. Mrs. Moorhead is one of the Good bye, Dick, grand lodgo officers. Our baturday specials r.fler enjoying a b -lef cut'ng where the tide rhbs n:;d flows every twenty-four hours. Lost Somcwhero between tho He Wil In mitt In vultni' . , 1 Kiialn Garage and the St. Helens Warner Thorp gavo a number of j 1 " , , . , . , .,! uurry. an autoinobllo crank. 1 he ins irieiKin an ice cream pariy ui niei ,.,,,:, , . ,i crank Is black east Iron with n nickel Orcndia liotel Thursday evening of I , . , ., a. .. plated handle. Liberal reward If re- Wednesday paramour.! yuiibnh Thursday 7:15 contin uous to 1 1 5 and 15 FAULINE FREDERICK Tlii NiiMi-b riiiiitinnal Mirfw l, Mtnrntl in "l.yilU (;iliunn m,, ieiir III ' "THE SPIDER" A CO.Ml'.IIY, T(K. HENHY KING Till Jirwit KiilckerlMH'ker Hlw "PAY DIRT" tvonilerfiil fivK-purt ,ny ol u, We-tcru tiold flel.K "HAM AND BUD" III II "lliinih of I'Hvm" hikI "HLI.KJ Tltllll K" She BtViXtib Sltiuttrr tilth birthday anniversary. Ex-Senator C. W. Fulton-was In St. Helens Tuesday, homeward bound J. T. Tuber thought ho was no overworked during the absence ol from Seaside. Ilo had a littlo trou- 1113 "' immediately on ner re. bio with his car and shipped It by lur" 1,0 1,m(: I'1''-'"1 r,,r n vacallon For Good Groceries Come to Our Store QUALITY, SERVICE, SATISFACTION You Can Save Money on Our Excellent or Top Notch Soap 7 for 25c Elk Soap 10 for 25c Ghirardelli Sweet Chocolate 30c Williams 4 Hall Co. IK YOU DOX'T THADK WITH IS, AYE ItOTII IX)SE MOXKY boat from hero, going Into Portland by train. He was accompanied by his wife and nephew, C. W. Halderman of Astoria. Albert Merrill of West St. Helens. ias arraigned before Justice Philip trip. llo left on tho Wiipamn Wednesday for San Francisco, where ho will spend a week. J. L. Day, chairman Multnomah county republican central committee, and W. Anililon of Portland, were Monday on tho charge of non-support 1,1 tM 'iiy tho other day ron of bis family. Tho complaint was ! ferrlng with M. K. Miller, who is made by Mrs. Merrill, w ho, together j chalrmun of the Columbia county re with six children, were present at i publican central committee, in re tho trial. Ten children were born K.trI to tho nomination of n cundl to this union, llirco of them de-,lilt" for K,"te senator to succeed ceased. Merrill was placed under o. M. Mcltrlde, resigned. $500 bonds. ! Tho manager of tho Oem theatre Tho Itebekah3 had on unusually ! ,llls ,"," to secure two first re good time at their regulur meeting ' '"nK" phctoplays, tho Dehaven Corn held Thursday evening of last week J 1,1 '"' cii"s and Liberty serial. We A number of pics were placed on a!"10 vr' much pleased to announce table but tinder cover, und the onnjto ol,r patrons that we will poon be guessing correctly tho kind of pie j equipped with a full week's program Phone 80 St. Helens. Ore 'DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS' s pi Ibu run Htrtichtftom i at ono cent per guess took tho pie.!'0' "1B l"test and most up-to-date ple- Somo of the guesses were correct and jtures. Two of our exhibits now nro tho pie was "lils'n" at one cent, j tlrst release. Come high, but must ; Others paid lunch counter price fi,rllllV0 that's all. theirs. Ono dollar and five centsj The Strand theatre, which has bow-as realized, which was plitccd In a j come known (is the "Home of lletter fund to defray the expenses of future J Thau Pest" programs because of the socials. i high grade of nlctures show n then is making a change this week us respects tho Thursdays and Satur days program. It will not only have llio highest class of photoplays on HI Sunday, Monday and Wednesday as ,at present, when Metro and fi.ra mount aro shown, but also on Tlnini 0;day and Saturday heieafter. The 73 ; management believes that oneat O 'tends tlin tliei.lrn m,i i n. i...... -o r THE LEADING CLOTHIER IHutScbtfTix MEN'S FURNISHINGS OUR FALL STOCK IS ARRIVING DAILY P Q O to MACKINAVS RAINCOATS JERSEYS OVERCOATS SWEATERS HATS AND CAPS FLANNEL SHIRTS UMBRELLAS UNDERWEAR BAGS AND SUIT CASES Copyright Hart Schaffnt k Mara piCK LIDYARD, Manager, P 'DICK FOR DUDS THE LATEST STYLES ANJD COLORS OUR PRICES CANNOT BE BEATEN ANYWHERE THE WORKINGMAN'S STANDARD THE HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX WE GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE THE TOGGERY St. Helens, Oregon 'DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS7 Of Course you want the Best SPICES. Don't lie ii "iM'iiny w !" unit "moIcc foolish." Vnur kiiln-a urn lo "fi, ,1,- f,,l,M u l,l,.i ,ni nff (our dill ! (lor spiers will ifivn (lehlitfu inlor lo the fruits you put P leave u pleintiint, lingering tust when you put lliein. I ' o.. of (.Inger, ' . of lYpM-r, li o.. of Allxplce, ' ox. of ('J'"' ! - o.. oftlnvi'n, 2 ox. of CIiiiihiiioii I 5c for 2 I... uu kage pure HiicfM, hikI nunmntwil pur. li pay I He anil I.V nl other store. I A. S. HARRISON & CO wi: itiv ami ki:m, ion m:hs a for 5 cents or 10 cents, but the best Cjlii pictures, und wliero the odmiKslon ln 5 and 15, as it Is at tho Strand fj;on these nights, those who attend rills! M I r:in ue tlin l.r..., I... ..li. i. . j ""ni. IU nil OOfitllieO. 'iiiiui naiurnay mo program will consist of "Stlngareo" in "Tho Girl , rrom I-'rlsco;" a four-part drama, "Who Klled Joo Morrlon," and u' comedy to complete tho program. A program lasting ono hour and forty-i five minutes. TO HLI'lltl.K , CO.HTT:i:. MK.N AH members of tho Republican' County Central Committee nrn re duested to attend a meeting of tin, committee ut St. Helens on Saturday afternoon, August 26, at 2 o'clock. All republican candidates aro Invited to be present. M. 10. MILLKlt, . ' ' Chairman. JAMBS GA1TTENS, Secretary, Tho St. Helens Loyal Order of Moose moots tho first r.nd third Wednesday of each month In their hull, in tho MorguH building. Visit ing brothers ulways welcome. HAIIHY I1KNNKTT, r, I)lctulor. R. n. WOOD, Socrotary. JAS. MUCKLE 4 SON "GOODS OF QUALITY" Good morning! How .do you like the weather?' Pretty warm (or fat folks .'. Don't worry: it will be cold cnotiiih next January. The best you can do is to dress in clothing sitablf to the weather You can get summer dress materials now at a Rre3' reduction at Muckle's, so why be uncomfortable dtm this hot weather? You miKht need a white duck hat or a light 'weight corset. Don't hesitate, wc have them You'll always Ret Rood value and Rood service Muckle's, so why worry?