ST. HELENS mtst FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8
1916
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MIST HISTINOS
On September 18th???
Mrs. L. G. '.toss wus a Portland i
visitor lust Frliluy.
Weatherly'u ice cream at Fred
Watklus' every day. j
Hr. and Mrs. L. G. Ross motored I
to I'ortlund Tuesday.
Misses Alice and Annie Quick were
Portland visitors Saturday.
H. F. MeCortniek was a business
visitor to Portland on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoes R. Hall were
visiting friends in Portland Sunday.
For Sale or Trade Cow and calf.
Nell Sherwood, St. Helens, Ore. 38-1
G. J. McMillan of Rainier, was a
guest of his friend, Rev. Sandifur,
on Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued to
Howard Klngsland and Carrie John
son of Warren, Oregon.
Orin Shepard, captaiu of the
steamer Hoo Hoo, was in Portland
Saturday on shipping matters.
Glen R. Metsker is now driving a
brand now Hupmobile, which he pur
chased in Portland several days ago.
F. R. Adams of Scappoose, was lu
the city Saturday and made final
settlement of the Adams estate in
probate court.
Tommy Williams has returned
home after spending several months
as the guests of relatives at Welser,
Idaho.
Ben Dorris, who has held down a
position in the office of the shipyard,
lias resigned and returned to
home in Eugene.
A fine baby girl was born to Mr. !
and Mrs. J. W. McDonald Just two!
minutes before the expiration of!
Labor Day. Congratulations, Mac.
Miss Frances Malotte, who has'
been upending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Howard Smith, left Mon-i
day for her home in Stockton, Cal. j
J. T. Tabor returned from San '
Francisco Friday, in which city he
purchased a fine line of goods which
will bo different from those supplied
by Portland houses. i
Miss Emma Morton, who is in the
employ of the government forestry
Mrs. Thos. Ishister was a Portland
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cooper were
Portland visitors Wednesday.
After several days spent In Port
land, Mrs. Edith Mucklo has re
turned. Married, at the residence of and
by J nut I ro John Philip, Howard
Kingslaud and Miss Carrie Johnson,
botli of Seal tie.
On September IStliTTT
Don't compare St. Helens dairy
milk and cream without a trial
mono 107.
Mario 11. Stephens, a well known
vaudeville actress, is In tho city for
.. vUli with her sister, Mrs.
. Win. Coen.
; Mrs. Minnie Holeshal. after u few
! weeks' vacation spent In MeMiuvlllo,
'has returned to St. Helens and her
" K. A. Ross was a business visitor position at the Orcadia uoiei.
to Portland Tuesday and also visited i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heiulershnlt
his brother In the hospital. lot Eugene, were the over Sunday
Mrs. Harvey Charleston and Miss Quests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.. l.h'
Mlllan MoKlnley and John McKln-'yurd. Mr. llomlorshott Is Mrs. I.id
ley of Portland, were the Sunday j yurd 'a brother.
and Monday guests of Mrs. Ishister. j A. It. I.ako lias accepted a post
Deputy Sheriff Chas. llrown, throw-! Hon with tho St. Helens Shipbuilding
Ing away the cares of his offlciul du-jco. He will not teach this year at
ties, has been on a little sea voyage Spluenberg, where he so successfully
to San Francisco. He returned Mon-1 conducted a school tho last term.
day on the steamer Wapainn. j William J. llelcher of Portland, on
Mrs. C. Maco of Scappooso moun- his way back from a fishing trip in
tains. Is down for a two weeks' visit ; Grays bay, Washington, was a St.
with her daughter, Mrs. Win. Coen, : Helena visitor hero the latter part
where sho expects to meet her young- of tho week.
er daughter from Spokane. j Mrs. Junies Dart and Mrs. C. C.
James P. Thompson and wife of Cussalt and son, who have been
Smith's Inlet, 11. C, aro the guests spending tho summer at their Soa
of tho family of A. W. Williams. Mrs. ' slilo cottage, have returned to St.
Smith and Mrs. Williams aro sisters. Helens.
They expect to remain for a couple! While in Portland Monday on a
of weeks. 1 business trip for the Strand theatre,
Mrs. Flora Owen returned from j II. O. Strom took in the l.ahor day
San Jose, Cal., Friday on the steamer parade, that being about all he was
Great Northern, after un absence of able to accomplish, owing to most of
fourteen months. Sho also spent ' the business houses being closed for
considerable timo visiting relatives tho holiday.
and friends in Madison, Wis.
Father Win. Hampton has been
called to the parish at this place and
has assumed charge. He came here
his from Monroe, where ho had charge
of tho parish at Monroe and Junction
City. He is a very congenial gentle
man and will soon make his influ
ence felt in tho community.
Mrs. Lucinda M. Caples, widow of
the late Dr. C. G. "aples, a pioneer
of Oregon, died at the homo place
In Columbia City Monday. Mrs.
Paul S. Dick, assistant cashier of
the I'niled States National bank, ac
companied by his brother, K. C. Dick,
passed through St. Helens early Sat-
(, September lS.h??? 44A. .
( has. llrown was a roru.ui.. , -r - - - T y
Mrs
visitor Tuesday.
A Jitney u'UH-o will he held at th'
Skating rink Saturday evening, Sep
tember If'. .
The new shed at tho cannery .n
completed, where many thousand
cans of fruit can h stored. j
Mr. Levi reports tho reduction of;
. ,. ..-i.... nf ilin I'hev-'
JSO in tno reiau p...'-
Met car. from $t!.r0 to T70.
Miss Lois Clear loll Monday morn
ing for Portland, where she will at
tend school at St. Helens Hall.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. L. Stone spent
Sunday and Monday in
as the guests of Mr. Stone's mother, j
It. N. Lovelace of Halnler. was In j
tho city Wednesday, on business bo-j
fore commissioner's court. He has;
about completed a portion of ,
highway cast of Rainier which Mr. j
llenson pronounced the best in the
county. i
W. K. llannlgun and wife were
raller.t lit the Mist office Tuesday.;
Mr. Ilannigan was formerly a resl-(
dent of St. Helens hut Is now In bust-;
liess In Newberg. Oregon. His wife
was formerly Miss Alice Skuza, well j
known lu St. Helens. j
N. K. Walker has moved his faui-.
Ily from Masten's camp to St. Helens
in order to give his children the ml-,
vantages of our high school. Mr. j
Walker bus he mi employed In the
Msaten camp for the past nine years, '
He bus secured employment in the
: hipyard. 1
W. FolU was arrested Monday
charged with taking llinor to the
dance at Yankton Saturday evening.
SUNDAY
"THE HALF MILLION BRIBE"
Starring
HAMILTON REVELLE
Hem of a hundred romantic rule
an. I
MARGARET SNOW
Kveryone'a Favorite
A Sensational Klory of Itotiiuiicv and Mystery aduit
from tho novel ami play "Tlin ltl Moiim."
AND A "VITA" COMEDY
MONDAY
urday morning, on their way to Sea-! H-( was arraigned before Justice
side. Several other l'ortlanders, in- Philip Tuesday. The evidence was
eluding tho two sons of E. C. Dick
i were in tho party.
j Who says Columbia county is not
ja strawberry country at all times of
the year? Saturday Itees Hall re
ceived two boxes of luscious straw-
l berries which were picked from the
Canles wax born In 1 ,1 Pn, ! I,!"f" 01 ' '-' vwmen
came
to Oregon with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. James Mcllride. in lStti. The
Caples have made their home in Col
umbia City since 1S55. She was a
sister of Supreme Judge Thos. A. Mc
Rrido. Sho is survived by tho fol
lowing children: Mrs. Margaret
I and this Is September.
Former State Senator Geo. M. Mc
; I'.ride was In St. Helens Friday and
' Saturday, shaking hands with hi
numerous friends here. Mr. Mcllride
I is now running for the county judge
ship of Multnomah county, and the
heard by a Jury but they fulled to
agree, and tho case wch dismissed.
Sheriff Stanwood says that lie Is sat
islled that Uuilor has been Ir.koii to
dances at that placo and If com
plaints continue to como lo him he
will order the hall clo.icd.
Mr. und .Mrs. (1. F. Puzey of Clats
kanle, met with iiil(o un accident at
Cannon beach Thursday. Mrs. Puzey
sustained a broken rib und suffered
from other Injuries. In the car were
Mr. and Mrs. Puzey and Master Jer
ome and Mr. und Mrs. Roy Johnson.
In driving along the beach Mrs.
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ANNA HELD
Sim of tho Naughty I'.ym
In
MADAM E LA P R E S 1 1) E N T E "
A Spall. ling I reach Karen of Matrimonial Tangle
II AM iiii.I Hill in
"Til K HLGi.AH AMI HIS (illl.ll"
(Bltr trauft
Where you tee the "Pick of the Beit"
c. na ai i-oruana, was a guest of , Wharton, Dr. II. M. Caples, Miss;
her brother, S. C. Morton, on Labor Willie Caples, Mrs. Dell Sliinn and
Day. Miss Morton Is recognized as j Fred C. Caples. Funeral services '
a gifted writer and her articles often were held at the home residence ;
appear in the eastern magazines. Wednesday.
assurances of support he has re-1 Puzey, who was at the wheel, tried
ceived indicates his election. to avoid a huge wave by turning the
M. 11. Poniroy of Astoria, deputy car sharply shoreward. Tho ma
fish warden, was in St. Helens Krl- chine turned completely over, pin-
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Sour Pickles, in bulk 15c qt
Preferred Stock Asparagus, pts 2 for 25c
Sweet Relish 10c pt.
Williams 4 Hall Co.
day, looking around to see if tli'-re
were any violations of tho closed
fishing season. He reports no In
fractions of tiie law in the vicinity
of St. Helens.
Mrs. Nelson met with iUlto an
accident while on her way to Port
land the other day. The steering
gear failed to respond and tho car'of babies except the prettiest. How
was upset, throwing Mrs. Nelson out. j ,'v,'r- tl,u I" greul lover of
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IIOTII I.OSK MONKV
St. Helens. Ore.
ami Mituruay. l lie managers or the
Gem feel elated over tho fact that
they have been able to secure book-
i ings along with the first class the-
j aires in Portland.
At the Gem you don't only see the
! high class plays that are played at
the best theatres In Portland, hut
you see some of them here first, as
the Gem Is on the same hooking list.
uing Mrs. Pu.ey nuil Mrs. Johnson
underneath. Tho other occupants
escaped without Injuries.
One of tho attractions ut the coun
ty fair will bo the baby show. All
mothers are invited to take tiieir
babies and enter them for competi
tion. Prizes are offered for u 1 1 kinds
Sho sustained a severe cut on her
knee from broken glass from the
windshield. Tho car turned com
pletely over, wrecking the bed.
St. Helens is surely getting on the
moving picture map with the best.
A Universal play, "I'nhand Me, Vil
lain," released August 21, played at
j the Gem theatre August 21. Made a
j hit at the Columbia theatre In Port-
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MEN'S FURNISHINGS
IF YOU REALIZE THE IMPORTANCE
OF A GOOD APPEARANCE YOU'LL
APPRECIATE THE CHARACTER OF
OUR CLOTHES.
WE HAVE ALREADY RECEIVED AN
EXCELLENT STOCK OF
FALL CLOTHES
EVERY MAN IS ODD, BUT WE CAN
FIT HIM.
HOW LONG COULD WE CONTINUE
TO BE SAYING IN TIIE PAPERS
WE SELL FOR LESS IF WE WERE
NOT CONTINUALLY PROVING IT IN
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CopyitfbtHwtScluftiKf Man
DICK LIDYARD, Manager,
St Helens, Oregon
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Groceries
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come in rresn
Every
babies and has duplicated the prem
ium offered by the association for
the prettiest baby. As ImhleH aro all
pretty the competition promises to
I he quite Interesting. If your baby is
pretty, ho there with tho baby to
prove it.
Fred Kloter is certainly the cham
pion when it comes to killing wild
cats. Ho was In Wednesday with
eleven wildcat scalps. Ho Is after
one of the largest cougars ho ever
saw, but thus fur It has evaded him.
Mr. Kloter says lie Is determined to
get him.
K. K. CurutherH, wife and two
sons of Astoria, were St. Helens
visitors Sunday en routo to their
homo in tho llegatta City. Leaving
Astoria several day ago, Mr. Car
uthers came to Portland by way of
tho new highway Just opened from
Clatsop county Into Nehulem and
Tillamook. Ho reports tho road in
very good condition. While hero the
Caruthers were guests of Mm. S. C.
Morton.
runny warn, who starred In "The
Cheat," shown here some tlmo ago,
will bo seen in an entirely different i
rolo when she appears in tho tub;
part of "Tennessee Pardner." This
Is a plcturlzallon of that great west
ern story of thn Hniuu name, a play
of tho far west lu tho day when the
forty-niners founded a new empire
-n mo Purine coast. This Paramount
picture will bo shown at tho Strand
next Wednesduy evening In connec
tion with an Kdlson comedy, "Uob
blng tho Fishes."
"Tho lllack Crook." that much dis
cussed spectacular photoplay, will be
ut tho Strand this coming Saturday
In connection with "The Girl From
Frisco." Owing to tho length of this
program tho first picture, u comedy,
will nppear on the screen ut 7 and
Stlngureo lu "Tho Oil p,.,i ul
7:15. "The lllack Crook" at 7:45
tho comedy ugaln at 9, and ho on.
The cheering Information comes
Hint Win. M. Iloss, who recently
underwent un operation In a port
land hospital, has ko fur recovered
that ho will he brought homo today.
The St. Helens Woman's Club will
meet at the residence of Mrs. J. w
Day next Wednesday afternoon. This
will bo tho first mooting for n10 fu
work, und a full uttoudunco Is es
pecially desired. A largo volume of
business bus accumulated ami new
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vo no voted on. Also!
iu iuuko pians ror next year'a work.
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We've Wn In liiislnewi lier a long time. We have rorul
reputation for selling ilKh iniillly ,pm--rlcit at low prto J1
lioiiM-ulven of St. Melons know. Thry ileal with us. We can't M
them on ninlitv or or Ice.
Kiigar Is Mill high, hut we are going to mII you VI lbs. It ot?
lor nun liollur.
HoIIImI Hilling, hm you know, on account of the war Is very W'
but as iikiihI we iH.uglit ahoail of the market. Herlal, HstunUJ
only, 4 bottle Killing for ii.M , hocuiiKe
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pared with dresses, shoes and clothing for the v'mtttl
Then you should see us and let us show you what we
have to suit your needs.
Don't forget to prepare for wet weather, for 't8
coming bye and bye. We have a complete stock of
Rubbers and Umbrellas that you will want.
Hair Ribbons, Hosiery and Underwear you will also
find here in suitable quality and quantity. DrP ,n
when you want supplies.