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Newspaper Page Text8 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1916 I MIST MISTINGS After several duvs' visit to their grandmother at Monmouth, Oswald i anil Kugcnto Doming have returned AAI'lo St. Helens. For your auto, get St. Helens peu-j j. u. Wellington Wus up from Seu nunts at The Toggery. j si,0 Tuesday so ho could cast his John Fan- and family visited Vot end incidentally attend to some friends In St. Helens Tuesday. i personr.1 business. J. W. Dillard, after several days Mr aud Mrg N Q lMtTahe0 httVe spent at his Seaside farm, returned ; movw, U(e reslJl.IlC0 rooollliy va. oa ted by Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Graham, in West St. Helens. l l". Cussatt hus been elected chairman of the board of directors 01 School District No. 2, succeeding Charles Craham. The city council will make up the to St. Helens last Friday. It. I. Plummor, after a several weeks' visit to points lit southern Oregon, hus returned tu St. Helens. Miss Alice Fields, a teacher In the Portland Parkrose school, spent the week end with her friend. Miss lliilip. Tho recout rains have brought large numbers of ducks, and on Sun day's shoot most of tho duckhuuters had very good luck. city budget and tlx tho rate of taxa tion at their next regular meeting, Monday night. H. F. McCormlck was In Astoria Henry Morgus is building a nice Thursday to witness the launching of. bungalow on one of his lots on Oakj the new steam schooner built for the street, on the hill. When the struc-Chus. U. McCormick Co. ture is completed it will be occupied' The Mist has received the honor by Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Conlin. j rol of tho St. Helens schools for the Firo Chief Watkins is busy In-j month of October, but election re stalling somo new firo alarm boxes ; turns take up so much space that we nnd renumbering tho boxes. In a cannot publish it this week. few days, he states, he will Issue cards showing the locution and num ber of each tire alarm box. I am now taking orders for Thanksgiving turkeys. My stock this veur will he verv tine. It would Mr. ami Mrs. utto yss. or Port- be wclI for vo to luce ori,pr land, visited at the home of Mr. and , ,mme(llutoly SimneUllU(, Wlone 42. Mrs. Ceo. H. Shiun during the week. ! I i no si. tieiens women s riuu met Wednesday afternoon in tho library XOTICK OF SCHOOL MKKTIXU NOTICK 13 HEKEI1Y UIVKN To tho legal voters of School District No. 2 of Columbia County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MKKT1NU of said District will be held ut School Ilouso on the It day of Dec, 1916, at 7:30 P. M. o'clock to vote on the proposition of levying a speclul dis trict tux. The total amount of money needed by the district during the fiscal year beginning on June 19, 19 1(1. and ending on June 19, 1917, Is esti mated In the following budget uud includes the amounts to he received from tho county schol fund, slate school fund, speclul direct tax, und all other moneys of the district: Hl'IUIKT Teachers' salaries $11,600.00 in The young couple were married Portland Wednesday, November 1 Mrs. Reese R. Hull is in a Portland room. Seventeen members and one i, ..i .,..-.i.... -... .i.,o visitor were present. After a short illness. Latest reports are that she Is getting along nicely and will short ly return to her St. Helens home. G. W. Roberts, division freight and passenger agent of the I'niou Pacific railroad with headquarters In As- ousiness session, Mrs. Day gave a reading on rMiuhurgh, and Mrs. Southard a reading on Fdiuhurgh Castle. Tho Strand theatre, tho home of Paramount, Triangle nnd Fox ple- Furnlture Apparatus und supplies, shell as maps, chalk, erasers, stoves, curtains, etc Repairing of school houses, outbuildings or fences. Transportation of pupils. Tuition of pupils Janitor's wages Janitor's supplies Fuel Light Water Clerk's salary Postage and stationery. . . For the payment of bonds, warrants, notes aud other Indebtedness, con tracted prior to May 1910, und for interest thereon For the payment of bonds, warrants, notes and other indebtedness, con tracted on or after May 22, 1910, and for inter est thereon 200.00 100.00 250.00 405.00 10.00 son oo 100.00 :i:io.oo 25.00 1.15.00 85.00 25.00 COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION Un AthMiiliince ami Much liitrrtwt MiiulfoMi'd. 13,212.90 4,:i.S0.20 MAGAZINE DAY AT THE LIBRARY toria, was a busiuess visitor to St. tures, hus Inaugurated a new policy Helens Monday. Mrs. Roberts ac- j tllut wil1 " doubt prove popular with comuanied him. a great many In this vicinity. There Total estimated amount of money to be ex- ' pended for all pur- poses during ' the I year $:i l.tjf.U 10 i F.STIMATK1) RF.CK11TS From county school fund during the coming school year $ .1,800.00 t...i. tT. . .... : U no million iw il, ,,lli ; COBll HOW 111 the llltlldS of " r- iure ui llie Oregon - i i j the district Clerk 4 700 00 supreme court was in St. Helens pictures exhibited, as the programs ! Estimated amount to ' he received from all other sources during the com ing school year . . . 1,240.00 Total estimuted receipts, not including the money to be received from the tax which It is proposed to vote..$ 9,740 00 KKCAI'ITL LATION Tuesday. The judge is one of Col- "om the recognized leaders in film umbia county's sons who has been ,lom can 1)0 8e," there every day in several times honored by the state, evary week. The regulur admission and Columbia county is glad lo claim ut 1,10 Strand Is 15 cants, the sume him as one of her citizens. us "110 Pas ' Portland to see pic- Alva Trucey, for tho past several ,llrPS of this quality, though there years a resident of St. Helens, died aro a number of cities where the ad- at his residence Saturday night. His uilssiou Is higher. The new policy funeral was held Monday afternoon wi" practically give you an oppor- Total estimated expenses from the Methodist church, and the 'unity to witness tlieso great produe- ror tho yeur und unpaid interment was in the I. O. O. F. ceme- 'I""" f"r tenia. The Strc.nd. of warrants $11, 009. 18 tery at Warren. Deceased leaves no ! taking l"to consideration, U,t ludUig tliet'uxPlo doie relatives in this vicinity. tl10 fact thut Increased patronage will )e voted 9,740.00 Quite a party of St. Helens people ' ue the result of thia change, and ! '. witnessed the football game ut Eu-!w,llcl1 110 lult they will havo and Halance. amount to bo gene Saturday, between Oregon and uld have. People living in other ItllVX Washington. Thoso who attended cll! r tbls size in the state do not . mlns wM1 be re(llred to produce the were Dr. L. G. Ross, Jos. Ross, Cecil lmvw u" opportunity to witness the amount of special tax money shown Ross. L. R. Rutherford, tl. R. Mets- rP:lt Productions from the greutest above. k.-r. Dr. S. 11. Hoskin. Oswald Dem-' companies ns we do, and now tho op- AD,"i?' tllls 8,h day ,,f Nt,v 191 6- MRS. J. W. ALLKN lug and Miss Eugenia Denting. , porlunlty is here, and at a price Dick Lidyard and L. P.. Avery were w'ro everyone can enjoy It. Portland visitors Tuesday. They ut District Clerk. 7-2 C. C. CASS ATT. Chairman Hoard of Directors. tended to business during the day (so CHAIRMAN OF SCHOOL they stated) and watched tlie election ROARH RTTSTrtMS CTrAMCD it auatti unmui IitlVl 1 11 returns thut night. One of the gen-1 tU.uien returned to St. Helens quite HAS ROUGH TRIP Chus. Graham, chairman of the disappointed as to the showing one school directors of this district, No. Tho steumer Klamath, which ur prosldenlial caudidate made. 1 2, has tendered his resignation and rived in Tuesduv iiIl'IiI brum.),. .... .Mrs. Alma Hcilborn celebrated her same was accepted. His action wus somo shipyard supplies and twenty- Conducted TT.li 1. In. Iwl ...... nt.,n- ... ITI 1 .. .. i .. . .. . - " U . 111. - . i..,. uiiuius; auiiiiuBui i u u rsuay. : nei t-ssui y on account oi nis going to nvo passengers. According to Cup A number of friends gathered at the ' California for the winter. Mr. Gra-!tain Cullen. tlio steamer "bucked a residence of her daughter, Mrs. S. C. , ham hopes tho California winter will , gale all the way up the coast So Morton, to congratulate her and wish ; be of benefit to ills health. He and lough was the sea that ho was 'colu ber many happy returns of the day. ; Mrs. Graham loft St. Helens Wednes- polled to hove to for four hours off Tho postoffice was closed Tuesday, day and do not expect to return until c f Cape Illanco. election day. from noon until 6,spring." During his absence the af- Tho steumer Willamette with o'clock p. m.. In order to give the fairs of tho Houlton postoffice will bargo 41 in tow, was passed off of employes an opportunity to vote. j be looked after by Mr. Howard, who! Kureku. Iloth vessel and tow were on account of a rush of business ; has been appointed assistant post- In good shape but making slow prob and other matters which occupied the ; master. ! ross. uino 01 mo court, we are unatjlo to The school hoard will call a special Tho Klamath, fifit.i. t,.ti n.o ..-,.j:..,. .1.1 i ... mi ... .,v1UBj . l,lm ; ii"-.iuiB in me near imure to select 1,100,000 feet of lumber ...Km ipr uiem in next ween s issue, unou.rr uirector. i San Peilro Thursday night sailed for JL VLm JtU, JX x i i - mwFi mm- ij wi h ii wm mm arm m t X HEADQUARTERS FOR RAIN PROOF CLOTHING Rubber Hats Rain Proof Pants Stag Sbirts Slickers String Pants Umbrellas EVERYTHING TO KEEP YOU DRY Tho annual Sunday school conven .lou of Columbia county which was hold hero Friday and Saturday was nterestlng and Inslructlve. Kxcepl or a few minor changes, the pro :rain us published was carried out. U tv ell session Rev. C. A. Phlpps mvii utlniiiK addresses on various iibjcls. and Miss Olive Clark, of IVith'.ud, and C. K. Ostralicler. of talein, gave special talks on assigned ;ulijiiis. Severul young people not Mi the program were called on for ex emporaneous speeches, among them being Marlon linker, PhylllH llrown, ICdiio l.ellare. Mason Dillard. 1. Tar e!l and Lorlel lllalchford. Special music was furnislied by Helen Walls tlr.i Hoys' Glee Club, Nelllo ltrum herg, J. 11. McCoy and Hurley Tur iii'.'. It 'V Phlpps, w ho is general secre tary of I ho Stale Sunday School Asso ciation, stated that this was one of the best county conventions he had ever attended and that he music was Hi'cidriHy the hc3t lie had ever hoard. Dr. Ilulleld, of Scappoose, presided .Ver the convention. K. A. Ross wus .letted president of tint association .or the coming year. Scuppooso In tiled the association to meet In their new church at the next con veil. Ion. 'lid the in v it ut Ion was accepted. Following is the program: Friday, November ;l Morning 10:00 - Prul.-ie anil Devotional Ser vice. .Rev. 1). J. Taylor, St. Helens 10:15- The Aim of the Sunday School .... Itev. J. II. Murphy, Clntskanle Music. 10:10 How to Get Church Mem bers Interested ill Sunday School Work. .Dr. Kdwin Hoss, St. Helens Music. 10:45 "Making Good" Rev. C. A. liilpp, Gen. Sec, Portland Music. 1 1 : 15 Missionary Teaching n tho Sunday School ...Mrs. W. G. HnylisH. Clalskunle! Music. 11:30 "Get Acquainted" Regis- trutlon and Assignments i Hy the Local Committee Noon recess. Afternoon .SchnIoii. :l:30 Song Service and Greeting J. It. McCoy. St. Helens I 1 :45 Cradle Roll and Primary Work. .Miss Olive Clark, Portland Music. 2:00 Character Building in the Sunday School (tiv. ..S. Darlow Johnson, (ialsknnle Music. 2:45 The Social Side of the Sun day School Mrs. Roso Watts, Scappoose M lisle. 3:00 Tim llible, a llix.k for Men and Hoys. .C. K. Ostrander, Sulem Music. 3 : 30 Conferences. u Primary Wo; k Miss Olive Clark b Adult Work Hev. C. K. Phlpps Kvening KeNNlon. 7:30 Song Service with Special musical f eatures by J. II Mi'I'nv 8:00 Scripture Reading and Prayer .....Rev. A. S. Hlsey, St.'iie'lens : 15 Address The Sunday School a World Power It'v. Charles A. Phlpps Music. Henedictlon Rnv. Taylor Saturday, November 4 Morning 9:15-Song Service J. . McCoy v:"1, K-A- 9. 30 lluslness Roil cull of the! Siiniluy Schools nnd appointment of nominating u:i( o:..r commit-1 tees. Music. iu. iu i nrisllnnlty and Present worm conditions , y ..Rev. C. . Johnston, Hcn'ppo'oHo , iflllhlC. A The Vf.i.i,., m.. ... Vulue to thn Coinmiinlty tev. a. a. Mu vhii 11..1..1... Tho Herltngo of Youth" ! 'lv. C. A. Plipps I Music. ; X Noon recess. j J fterniMiii HeHsloii. ! 1:.I0 Prulse und Nnni m,.ki.. 4 1 :46 IliuHiral'lng' ' "by ' Synods0? (Demonstration) , Miss Olive Clark Music. 2:00 The Young Wonmn-Hor Value to tho Community Miss Hertl.a Hnrbl.-ison, Hain'ler Music. -:15 "Tho "Teen Agu" . ..Miss Azc.lle Conyurs, Chit'skaule , Music. Peo7,l'rt TUlkH "y th0 You" "l'lko"1"'1 ' S""luy 8c,,01 Murjorle lloladay, Scappoose! l-Iho Kind of a Man 1 Admire , . . .falny Stnnwood, 8t HiieiiH1 c-TKr;drrttltr'"'Hc''! mlrn " W"",a" 1 A'- ! Wednesday, November 15, itnyono having nmguilnes Miiltnblu for thn reuillng lublo In tho lllirury. ollbur new or old niiiuhers, and willing to present thoiii to tho library, will find they will bo appreciated. Phono Mrs. Chns. llrown anil place them where I hey rim bo found easily, tud someone will cull for thorn dur ing tint day. Reiiiomber tho date, Wednesday, November 16. Turkeys ut Honnolund's, yours today. Phono 4 2. Order WILL BUILD NEJ 'h,wU'r- of tho .nJ . '"'Hy ciH.ni, J ,Z v.. inont puny from US . point on ih i, ",WN road near tho m.i u.. """' K Dolnt In tin. Imiai... Ml Lor company. Tht m,w"h,li 'l't up t.pproxl,Hiy . y ' r-nd will b,,so comurucW 4 0-uere trad win ll"' -.toflho. """" Krdo which Mr .,1 it Hlnt,. makes ' H TI.e road run. . "7 i . . '"""ii anil 1. SUNDAY ONLY M A R y PICKFORD in a powerful drama of Humanity "The Eternal Grind" There are big scenes in tho a.ory- big In t.r r ping power uud tu their dramatic force which nnikei It absorbingly Interesting from Hurt to finish. THURSDAY One Day Only Charlie Chaplin t lie World's (lie.itfst (.'ouiedian, wlm makes millions lauuli. in liis (;r eat est t ri (iMiplt "The Count" This lius been conceded one of lib greutest plcturot uud made un extended run In Portland beratisn of III greatniwa. MOMI.W .M TI'KMII.W Hint n.ertii , HKim. Iiir plinto play priMluctlun "MAHTVIIK OK M.AMO" JAS. MUCKLE SON "GOODS OF QUALITY" BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS Cotton and Woolen Blankets, lull sizes, white and gray, with colored border. Price Cotton Comforters, full size, double stitched, lined with silk oline. Price S1.5O-S2.50 $1 .50-32.25 IK VOU KON'T Tlt.WK WITH I'M, Wli IIOTII WHK MONKt I 11:U0-- 11:16" THE HALL CO. GROCERS I Phone 80 HONEST VALUES FAIR METHODS HIGHEST QUALITY PROMPT SERVICE THE HALL" CO. St. Helens. 0i Solo 3 Kindlon of fiffi,.,... Music Holo o Miss .lon W.ti; 8cBpp r.VT,t.('''""ltt.M.Pnd "'nciency. I'hlppg Of co ii r bo you 44 DICK FOR DUDS" Will Willi) - II.... turkey for Thanksgiving. Hone..d will have tliniii. Pn v Phono 4 2. . ' now ST. HELENS SECOND-HAND STORE All kinds of second-hand poods bought and Anything from a knitting needle to a farm. CALL AND INVESTIGATE Next Door to (Vntral Confectioner)' St. Helens, Oregon 1-onk for iirtlclo on paK0 G. which miowH tho vole tl'o various ; uniendinoiits. "rw- -Tl