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Newspaper Page Text4. ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1916 8 I MIST MISTINGS Earl Perry and a party of friends were noticeable as fair visitors. H. S. Mason and Dr. S. B. Hos kins were Portland visitors Sunday. Gus Lange of Scuppoose, was a business visitor to St. Helens Mon day. y Registration bonks close October 7. If you are not registered, "do it now." J. P. Johnson of the Union Stock Yards in Portland was au interested visitor to the fair Friday. Among the fair visitors Friday we noticed Dr. H. H. Cliff. N. A. Perry and wife, and Judgo and Mrs. Cleolon of Portland. Commissioner A. E. Harvey took a day off and came up from his farm near Clatskanle to see if he could learn anything further about run ning a farm. T. J. Flippin and wife of Raluter, were visitors In St. Helens Saturday, and during their leisure moments mo tored out to Mouutaiu View, whero they visited farmer A. T. Laws. George Cornwall, wife and sous of Portland, motored down to St. Hel ens Sunday and spent several hours here. Mr. Cornwall is publisher of the Timberman, which is recognized as tlio foremost lumber journal of tlio Pacific coast. Frederick M. DeNeffo, a Portland attorney, was in St. Helens Saturday on legal matters. Mr. DeNoffe is well known here, and some years ago did part of tlio twirling for tho local ball club. Ho was considered the best amateur pitcher in the state.. Otto Lorenston and family left Monday morning for Portland, where they will reside, Mr. Lorenston hav ing accepted a position in ono of the shipbuilding plants there. The Lor enstons have been residents of St. Helens for a number of years, own their own home here and were valued citizens. The Mist wishes them every success in their new location. An Improvement on the McNulty creek bridge which is muoh appre ciated by the traveling public has Just been completed. Heavy sur faced boards have been laid length wise over the bridge floor and tho approaches have beon evened up with fine crushed rock. One can now go over the bridge without the jar and bumps which, until this improvement was made, was expectsd. E. I. Ballagli was a business visitor to Portland Wednesday. James Muckte was down Friday lost, in attendance at the county fair. Registration books closo October 7. If you are not registered, "do it now." Mrs. Henry Morgan was taken to a Portland hospital Mouday, where she expected to be1 operated on. John Quick, who for some months past has beon In Utah making paving blocks, has returned to St. Helens. Mrs. Wilbur Mucklo, Miss Leoua Perkins and Mr. Hayes Easterbrook took a trip over tho Columbia High way Sunday. J. H. Sheldon, who claims Port land as his home but mnkes St. Hel ens his headquarters, spent Beveral ..... I ATT IT NT MAQ A Mrs. C. H. Johns ana aaugmr, j. a. hllwi -Dorothy, were Portland visitors Tue.-' WASHINGTON PIONEEK Uliy- ' o . t a Athin who died In Spokane v C laws umt wife returned Sat- J. S. Allen, who u , ...,, Mr Tuesday Scappoose, . G. A. Mace and children left 1871. "X profession. Mr Allen was ay to visit relatives south of a lawyer and practiced l '- uy Kt,.u courts for many yeurs. Mr. married on November 6, rlow, a native They are the ..... ...i..a..t hi.' All,. it was I.OtUB L. UMgU'y, B lruiu."-. kWlnw a liatlVH .-. nf Portland, was a Visitor to 1878. to Mh Mary Nlw.am St. Helens Wednesday. uf lfo' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coon were In pa.eni o. uy. i . " " M and ".r rj. U k of Gol-loA'of the Tw.sp bank; Paul Allen and Mr and Mrs. l.ert Markan, of .ashler of the First National bank S Helens attended the roundup atlat North Yakima; Made a d - Pendleton. ,lrl w" n'M F T I.idvard, who makes his in Spokane. ... ..i.uru c,,l . was the In speaking of Mr. Allen. Judge ens nis neaaquuners, spuui kioihi ouuu - i . , ., fiiow- days here this week looking after his. guest of his brother a couple of day. rur.,r o Spokane, paid the follow nsiitng Business. ..... i.,,i, a. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John Matschnler of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. coen an. .. " VuJ ,.d tl U state have Portland, visited their daughter. Mrs. lly. Mr. l.erger and A. II. Wood went J this comm. ,, Ity d U slate h vt Leo Con..,,. Saturday. Sunday morn- out In tho mountains Sunday In Mr IZZ !., .., i.r ..!, la in tlin r nutu J Kereor'a car. .ismhIu u " accompanied by the Conllns. The stamer Klamath "Is loading at ! .,s tutor development ... . ,il. f .,, rnluinhla County "A brother of John II. Allen to Salem Tuesday to take in tho state mill. She will sail Friday fur San l.t senator, who was a great a r -n,. i ..... vv.,.,,....,,vi, via San Francisco. 'Jo-. Allen was regarded by the bar night and report a pleasant trip and' Judgo J. C. Morelund of Salem. ....I the public as In no res, ec I, tho fair very good. was a busings vUltor to thin cl.y ; u.u.l Ma d.tlngulhed br., h r I. ti i, ,n,ioev ,.r n.A ..inn. Mast Friday an. Saturday, no con, - . .egui u.iii.. u.. m... . ... . .... ., :nii,iMi vrv l.lL-hlv tho big Indus-! menCs. Ill lioalth compelled free telephono was Installed at the trial edition of the Mist, fair grounds, a courtesy which wusj Jack Tunznt, who for somo time much appreciated by the fair man-) past has been connected with Lynch' agement. j barber shop, left Tl.ursduy for Port- Tho Taxpayers' League of Warren laud, where ho and family will make will hold a special meeting next i their future Home. ' lug tribute: II. v Triangle Day Monday Monday WILLARD MACK IN THE 5 PART PRODUCTION J The Corner mid Fatty Arbuckle and Mat el Normand In tl.e hIIiIII(1i.k II part KEYSTONE COMEDY Fatty and Mabel Adrift TRIANGLE DAYS MONDAY AND SATURDAY The kind )u u only w at the t oluml.ln, Portland, l only w- at the Htrmid, HI. Ili'lnm III l.eullh compelled his retirement from practice at' a com parutlvely early period In life, bul up to tl.o day of his death he h.t.l not lost his interest In the dovi-l..p moi.t of our Kreat statu or' In the inu n y guest Ions, legal, moral ami bo Wednesday night. A full attendance Mrs. Ed. Lope of Llnnton. spent j clut, connecled wllh tl.ut devol. p Is especially desired. Uy order of a couple of days In this city to visii , ii.eni. tie was a kfu-. .uy.-r . tho president. i her sister, Mrs. Henry Morgan, be-' sreat citizen and his death creates t. One of the large plato glass win-' fore she was taken to tho hospital. void which will bo hard to fill. Per dows iu the Muckle building was) Mr. unci Mrs. Jacob George are i sonally I feel a sense of boreuvemen. broken in a very unusual manner, spendlug the week In Salem, taking! at his death. A passing' auto ran over a rock and In the state fair, and Mr. George Isj "He wa one of the most active "flipped" It through tho window. I also attending tho meeting of the J practitioners at Hie bar when I mill' R. D. Gage and family of Tllla-1 Sin lners. j to the territory as a Judgo of the su niook. were the Sunday guests of J. : Rev. Sandifur left Monday to at j promo court 32 years ago. Ho wu;. Q. Gage and family. Mrs. J. Q. tend the annual session of the M. E ' before mo frequently In Important Gage accompanied them as far us ' conference at Lebanon. As a new j lltigulloiiii aud I leurnud to know Portland on their return. 'district superintendent Is to be j the strict Integrity uud high Id ul;. G. L. Tarbell and family attended .elected, there may be many change' which not only characterized his pel j For Good Groceries t Come to Our Store the stute fair at Salem this week, i In tho assignments. Mr. Tarbell was a close observer and Wanted A local salesman or sales believes that the state fair is about j lady for St. Helens r.nd Columbia as well managed as the Columbia , county. The Job will pay from 20 county fair. i to $30 per week, according to ublllty. Miss Madeline Allen, who has been j Imiulre at St. Helens Mist office for absent for several months past visit- : particulars. ing home friends in Washington, has Finest salt mackerel and herring, returned and taken up the work of ' Alaska and Lake Superior cod fish, stenographer In the office of the coun- ' crabs, halibut, salmon, etc. in tl.o lish ty school superintendent. line. Oysters on Fridays and Sat- : urduys. Don't forget we handle poul try. Place your order now for your Sunday dinner. Suniielarid's Market. Phono 42. j S. L. Duller of Deer IhIi.imI, drove; up to Portland Fri.h'.y in his cur. j It was the plcasuro of the Mist man i to accompany him. Mr. flutter prom I i;:cl to bo in the "running" at the ! big republican rally In thiu city on the loth of October. vale life, but which controlled t.U profeaslnnul conduct us well. Wo be came fast friends, and it is a con solation to me now to remember that that relation wan never Interrupted during the 32 yeurs of a strenuous; business und political Ufa that has Intervened since our first acquaint-! mice." ' THE HALL CO. $ NOTICE SVCCEHSOKS TO WILLIAMS & HALL SATURDAY SPECIAL Watermelons . . . lc per lb. IF YOU DON'T TRADE WITH I'S, WE IIOT1I LOSE MONEY J , am , the nlarkol for ,00 ,. lor potatoes. I want your cush price, 'delivered In St. Helens. Call, write ' or phone. Phone 80 St. Helens. Ore. All members of Avon lodge No. 62, K. of P., aro urged to be present at tl.o roubr nieetliiij on Tuesday eve ning, October 3, 1916, rt which time the D. D. G. C. for Diat. No. 17 will bo present. E. A. ROSS, K. It. and S. CHURCH NOTICES Catholic Church Next Sunday there will be Sunday school ut 10 o'clock fur tho throe ' cli.HneH. The Mass will begin nt ! 11:30. Tl.o text of tl.o sermon will; be: "Ji'sus uusweriiig, spoke to the' lawyers and Pharisees, saying: Ik j it lawful to heal on tl.o Si'bl.athl day?" St. Luke XIV.. 3. These' I words suggest a comparison and a ! contrust bctwi-eu tho Jewltih Sabbath and tl.o Christian Sunduy. When, and by whom, and for what reason the day was cl.uuged should be of In terest to every Christian. These questions will bo answered In tho sermon. Tho public Is kindly Invited to every service held In tho Catholic church. WILLIAM MAMPHON, Pustor. NOTICE 'DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS 'DICK FOR DUDS' Q g If r 'M W I s- II' 'X ;' "3 9 I I p J if o . I w hi ' i o j to I jlf k g ta 5 V o IPM FflPI luM i Hi Til WHK.HK MKHCH.WDISE )!' CIIAllACTKK I'KEVAIIJt THE WORKINGMAN'S STANDARD WE NEVER PUIXT OLIt II EST A DVKRTIHEMENT "TIIAT'H Ol'H MEIU'IIA.VDIKE" The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED MEN'S GOODS DICK LJDYARD, Manager, St Helens, Oregon 9 "DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS' 'DICK FOR DUDS' .'DICK FOR DUDS'" A meeting will be held In the city ! hall at St. Helens Saturduy night, at 8 o clock, by the St. Helens branch of tl.o Hughes Alliance. The pur poso of the meeting Is to elect per manent officers and also select dole gates to tho statewldo conference of the Alliance, which will be held in! Portland Saturday, October 7. Alii who havo Joined tho Alliance are re quested to be In attendance at Satur day night's meeting. M. SAXON, Temporary Chairman. ILEONA PEHKINS, Temporary Secretary. M" iiV HETTLKMENT. ,NoIl,(',JNTY '0,,llT P THE STATE OF OREGON, FOH COU IIMHIA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Anders Staffans, Deceased, Notice Is horeby given that the undersigned administrator of the es tate of Anders Staffans, deceased, has rendered and filed with the Clerk of sal. Court, his final account and re port of his administration of said es tate and that Safurday, the 28th day of October, 116, at the hour of 11 o clock A. M. of said day. at the Court room of said Court In the ! 0U,r.t ou 1,1 t,,e Vit ot St. Helens, n Columbia County, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court, for the heurlng of objections to said final ac count and tho settlement thereof All persons Interested In said estate are hereby notified to attend at said time arid place and make and fie their objections of said account, If any they have. 7 Dated at 8t. Helens, Orogon. this 27th day of September, 1816 GEORGE YOUNO, Executor of the Estate of Anders Staffans, deceased Seton & strahan. Piatt Uulldlng, Portland, Oregon, Attorneys for Es-tttte- 41-6 Tho Btcamor Wlllametto left out Tuesday night with a cargo of 760, 000 ft. of lumber for dollvery at San Pedro. They are only exhibited nt the lilglir! cliiu thntrn. SUNDAY MAE MURRAY "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD" A I'Uy of Our Forefathers. WEDNESDAY In MARGUERITE CLARK "OUT OF THE DRIFTS" A I'Uy of (lie Allnm In St. Helens you can only See PARAMOUNT PICTURES The STRAND THEATRE ly r ES at I iVJ Jl ... . .11 FIrtit, "Paint." I'aintliiK ltnuitlfle your .urr.uiidiiif your liiilldlngs from iliUillnUon mid draay. It rvrn "land" more valuable. Hwonil, use our Paints, they ilon't "walo" or fade. Third, It cost you no more to buy our rimmI Paints th,,,! Inferior rnule. Our PainU are tl.e iMwti they stand the tt. A. S. HARRISON & CO. WK lll'V AMI SELL Hill LESS JAS. MUCKLE 4 SON GOODS . OF QUALITY" i GOOD MORNING! m How about OUTING FLANNELS for this wigj New stock has arrived of best grade Golden State r nels in fclain white and colors of blue, pink, gray, s" y and checks. PRICE PER YD., 10c Imported Baskets ; We have a fine collection of Japanese BaakefifcCj ions, Incense Burners, Flower Pots, etc. fonprjrti useful and artistic for your home or for Rt3, very reasonable.