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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1917)
I o . " : i : -1 ..... w J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS Successors to Perry & Gruliaiu A Full and Complete line of General Merchandise The Dependable Kind Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries Free Delivery Give us a trial and you will be satisfied Phone 34 WEST ST. HELENS, ORE. I CORRESPONDENCE r SCAPPOOSK motored to Cn- liko Ernest Smltli. 1""' 1,mil'" "" """ " " .. mouth Is a crescent .oo,,-for x,cdo Lock In m-ir n.nv ,e.ir a dreamy expression xL, Holmlay. -rnclo wear, a No. 1 , h,r ,.nr t (loblo Saturday and h,.., like M. J. .Hitler. Ilia finger Uunduy. .... nk.Ml. allowing MIsh Hull. 1'otersnn. of I'ortland. ill U ...-.. GEO H. SHINN, Pres. L. It. RUTIIERFORP, Stc Columbia County Abstract Company ST. HELENS, OREGON The only complete abstract system in Colum bia County, Oregon. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES .Miss Lorllo Illatchford. of Vancou ver, was homo tor F.aster. t'. II. Johnston wrs a Portland i.iuiiin vUlrnr on Monday. Mat F.mdert is eunVrliw " Ur"rB' ;houniatl:im and complications Walts Ji 1'rlto shipped two cat kinds of potatoes to Sioux City. Iowa Miss Laura Whitney, of St. Helen ....i,i... i ti,, liiiiin ol! M. J ,' protons of the church dedication, llutliv. ' Mrs. J. (.'.. W atts and u.iugi'.ter , Hazel spent Tursd.iy in Portland i .Mopi'ini,'- ! Uuv. Johnston and family were on- Uertalued Sunday at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hutli r spoilt , mother, Sunday in l'i rtlund with their d nisli 1111,1 l. i ... . ... M , . v . .. ..ii,...i uOi, lu.r inii-out from 1 ui- MH-:ioy to slip llirougn. ju ma ,'" - ..... ... ,., .W. Kontek. Ha walks with a day of last week till Monday this juelul Rtrlde, very much the sumo week. Urare. When SI speak: C. II. Miller spent n . .... i ii,,.,,, I'liv IiihI week. '.hi t ngtio twists into a milium uu oik , ,,t whleh Is characteristic of Mr. ; The student l.ody hud a long busl ,iBv' lie wears a sad. sweet smile, .loss session last Friday. Many siih u,' liko Will riper. Next week cts were discus, d. among which i."i., v.,vu i.u win tlve us his I in- wore tho uuestlon of proper school yells linn inn oiuaiiiiim 1 1 un im the IiIkIi rchool baseball team. Kl- vlna HerKlund was elected as emu i promisor of tho yell mid also yell the Warren grnng Huiimi..." nn tlln uifrli'iilliiF..! ii... M In tho county. All KranuRf, ln vlted and riueNieii i., .... meeting. M Mr. and Mra. 1,. M. Mj.pr, umik with l J I i.. .. w , Mri.ii,,, u . . ..I.,. t. t mW in ti pim"I ,fi .nr. laiOIIHl, TRY OUR WANT ads1 For UBtTo fii7wj Miw.iirn riirwii; riMiHoimhlo rout. Anm. u streets. WARREN S. HEUMANN, Prop. PURE FOOD BAKERY WKST ST. lli:i.KXS, ()RKK) WILL DK1JIKU lll'.KAl) HOT I RO.M THK OVKN TO Ytf PASTRY OF ALL KINDS AND FANCY CAKES A SPECIALTY Ask for I'ure Food Bread at the leading nrKers: A. T. Kildun, Perry & (irnliam, A. S. Harrison. Williams .V Hull Co., Italian ImMirtini Co., Oscar Frieksou, Warren Ore., 1 tread and Iatry, Central Confectionery, W. II. Itrower, Prop. ter, Ellareo. Chas. Sandstrom has lioiiRlit 15 teres cf land of Mr. Olson, near the Itiloy place. James l'omeroy iind wifo and Mr. I'riimo dined with tho J. 0. Watts f.unily Inst Sunday. Mrs. Motcalf, Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. McKay attended lodo S.ilurtl iy r.iRlit at St. HoleuV ' " Mrs. Johnston end daughter Oypsy i visited Mrs. Morton at St. Helens ' .-iwitt-.i 1 ilnva l,iut U'tM.lt Mr. and Mrs. Roy Price and the 1-hi.- birthday Perry family came down from Port land lor Kaster services. Fred t'hlman Is in possesion of x five-passenger, six cylinder ltulck car. Who'll bo the next? Mr. and Mrs Tom Roy, of St. Hel ens, spent Sunday at tho heme of Mrs. Roy's mother, Mrs. Adams. Two sawmill men from Seattle wero hero' looking at tho Wc.tts & Price mill with a view to operating ii I Lloyd Price came home from Hono lulu Friday night. He Is wer.ring a healthy shade of t:.n that don't wash M.a. Hcrthu Fhliiiiiu and daugh-1 leude.1. A(n ters, Hilda, Laura and Lottie, of Scap- , Miss F.lleu AIiiuiuIhI, of Portland. ,io( ,e, visited with Mr. I'hlnmn'n spent Sunday with her parent liere. Mrs. Louisa PoeseU .Mr. Marls, a field worker for in Jim Uncoil and family, who for Industrial Club, and Supt. J. VV. about a year bnve lived III Rainier, Allen i f Columbia county schools, Many of visited our school Monday afternoon. ror nuio iwo iieml 0f w.l friMh rnwi IIiiImIhIom .....i . .4 in....... n.iy 1 "'I' rutinlnn a cur for hire. My "1 safety flrat. Phono A-3! or., El Iot for 8ul 68x100 f K?nln noil; ono bwk north oltJ L ... ..I.. ito mux on u-.-.r , . I i Iml Urocory; for quick nnu in hoir fiifiuls neatly wuirutiiH uwm aiumi Rnvo a hiumi iuik nmwr flvo room houiin n(( two , j M TH. V'IK1 r IVl'l- mill ih-I oin t i III II 111 I I IMI ll I '""'on, x ik n h v ami), R. Karth, YitkJ chrap. Katbreen. of Portland, visited with i very Interesting talk nn the Indus-1 Oregon. their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred trial work. Quito a number of girls i'eteison tho latter part of last week. who did not complete their work In Charles Miller visited at the coun- ii;o for the fair lust ye.ia are niw t seat Tuesday. 'tolng on with the extended work. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunriiu enter- i which they claim Is more Interesting , March Zt, 1917 (allien Mr. anil .Mrs. i. ureweu nun urn inn ursi leu le'im'ii. v unn a ii t i on Toiuuiy Sunday. Tho cause of Misu Claudia HerKlund, of Port- netting:, of new pure strain. PrlJ iho event as tho celebration of Mrs. i land. I now at home. Klin Intends i rensoiialiio. Mr. J. W. Allca, ,to stay till the latter part of the ! '"""', ore. Fre.I Danlelson was In Portland visiting Saturday and Sunday. Takcm up. at my place, one 1 jJ old llolstelll liulfer. Owner cm ki I siiuio by paying charges and prwj property. W. II. Faxon, St. lln,t lii spring. linn near. l.lvlna' iiIrMitiii nl .,J In V iind Stimliiv vUllinir ullli Mr. ' i m p...,. . ' " on pincu. irico j,uuu; terinitOR. HaiiKxiitid, of I eer Island. . John IH)lnn, lloultuii, Orugon. 11- Does Your Car Need Overhauling? We have added another skilled mechanic to our force and ara prepared to give prompt and satisfactory service. BEFORE THE SPRING RUSH COMES brins in your car and it will be pjt in good rui ning condition and be ready for you when you need it. Better place your ord;r for the Maxwell auto mobile now, as the price will advance $30 May 1. INDEPENDENT AUTO CO. PHOXK 71 ST. IIKLF.NS, (IKK, Miss Crow end Mrs. Crowley spent ... " ' ui IK airs, neriiia i niinnii, or Hcappoose, i ,0 from Warren. Hull Ii - Mi.sn's Anna llenson nnd Beatrice .mil Mr. and Mrs. P. Loomls, of this , fertllo and laud can be cuslly flciM l.iud went to Deer Island last Friday place, visited in Portland Tuesday. ! A m"' """i1)' run by J to attend the funeral of Pauline Hum- Mm. Charles Miller suent fiuliir-' P. ' "' ' .' . V' l'"ice- " i W Kin t :ner, a fcrnier classmate, who died in Wednesday. Kltuer lialhgren lias a severe al ack of tonsil it in. Tho many friends of Miss Slgne Aowman, formerly of this pluce, were urprlpcd to hear of her inarrluga to .ir. notion reterKon nisi weunes-' ....... n... i n... . -iriiir , . .... a .... " ""r..,. ,r.surer, r., cadllac automobile: ha dellir l, i hi J i. ninirui-Liir. mi't'Liii ten win iun v um mm iitiirinir iwuiv- mi i aim v uiiiornia on a we.iu.iig inp. 00 1(lM CV(,ry TlmrK,ay ,K)ll f,r In good condition. 11. M. Terry, Mis. t . j. Russell bud the ploi'snre , urB..,lrp. T,urB Br f11P,.. , n Oarage, Phone f.7. 11 Money to Irn Wo hr.v i The Warren band boys met April , nl Ivr.'lt huh 'm In, II I,, F.ui.tfnttl.ii f. ' . . . . " ' , io i on ii on goon larm lanu ttm , tin coming summer. The following Long tlmo. reasonable m'i. d ifflcers were elected: Kliner I)alh- unibln County Abstract Co. ' :ren, president; Frank Heeler, ecre Sunday in Vancouver, and Miss Tay- being visited ever Kaster by ber.,eM ,.nroiU.d w.th four ,,,, .ri , ! . .... ... . ... . .. , i,r,,tii, Vr n.,,1 Mr. V w vvi.,.. ... . i J r.tmn iroiu niiimuit n: in i ortianu. 1,1 11 f.i-!. .im- i.. ii'hi.j nini Tony Itarber is preparing to build daughter Kdlth, all of Portland. Misn Marguerite Miller visited with a fine new bam. Mr. Platz and other aipenters from hero sturted work on ,1,,r friend F.rnie Clll. of Maple Lane, ". Tuesday. Sunday. Chas. Leonard -has been accepted Frank Heeler has usurped John- by the navy department anil Lloyd "lo Lund's championship as "black md Roy Price linvo u,plled for posl- '-vo" owner. However, beefsteuk. Ions aa they have had tr lining at , r:lw onions, arnica and various first O. A. C. aids to the Injured buvo dune won- Mrs. Illatchford gmo a party at den, for Frank's eye. her home last Saturday for her Sun day school class, freshmeuts and a geueral good time ' Mr- and Mra. John Farr and fam vero the features. "y. of this place, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mowery, Mr. 'HiiSRs, of Yankton, wero guests at nd Mrs. Jos. W'uti.on, tirandma Par- "l0 '""lie of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Tar iiier, Mrs. Mary Tempos, of Portland, ; '" Sunday. motored from Portland to spend Kan- Mis Hilda Muhr spent Saturday ter day with the Van Cleve family, 'and Sunday In Uresbam, where she About 25 ot the high school glrlR attended a reception given In honor from ono of my $2.ou pens fur 11.: , u . ...lit..... .. 14 nn fin... iu.. I tin 1 ,,,. in.,1. U..I.....1 I, I..II vw fl.'.iiu.. IV, 6,vv. iriiir, iu are $2 00 for 16 or f 3 50 fur II ;l 00 for 16. or 15 00 for 30. Bi' 'earn has uccepted a chulleuKe for a ;amo to bo played with fit. Helens rMi urn IB 20 nnd SS rvatt -a High hero on Arbor duy. , Try a Rainier Incubator, r i ., .-. ,.r ,i.A ........ i .... . ... .ui, mum liiiimruilll events c,.. n..i. - i . , ror omtT iirui'm -tiiiiiii uw. ar tlin u-i.ek wiiu u vniiliiu M. ...... . . - . .,...7 .uiuitur miiiii. rr win fir inia a. larlV lllut VrlltllV .l.nn I... l 1.. tlrv i..u,a V I rf. K. Ilurin on her friend Mr (1 ,"riM' Holsteln bulls. Oood i Isaccson. which proved to be true to "I"'!"'!. wor ,,roml '",,r0' "' . i i ii i , ,iu" '" rtpruig eeu uu u Mls;es Fannie Cooper and Myrtle! ,u",-" " vetches mixed retuly to seed. I .. i uiiu iiiiiiw Bt'.iiiMi niHiiii inti in rmiririi ii nn itiiianu aibhivd ui Uamos and re- were in ronianu Hunuay. !,.. " , " , ;- "v(u .ijib, r. r. iiuriilH. MTU MV " v.. ---- ' t.. LM.. t 111 a t... I- .Hut Joo Krlrkm. Jr. Mr. John Karr fl " - ' VTL aitu. i . LoomiH, Mrs. D. A. Krlrkm.n. Iuonlh. jwo-your old and up. t Mr. Jojiojiliitio Htmuldinic, Mm. ( pr montli. Huvo Coouk, Hachelf f n . .... ..... kii .,. jt 14. . hiinw . .urn. i ii iiitii m iu , i (tit. iiunn auo-u. t. IlllkHr Mrg Alfm.1 Ii. .....I t. I " : V. at. l..t.t 1... ri.M M , rui OHM" Dl A lll'ill V 1 Ht'lHIti v J. I.-taccHon, ttio lioKtuss. a pruKrani ohiuU(iik of Hovrrul w- J- ullvrton, Warren, Ore. ruw i 105-12. 1 " -i, n win , KIVOU HI ltev. J. Ibiw- I For Sale 3000 Mammoth ('' presented tlirmsclves at the homo of of u friend. -Jus Lange lunt Saturday afternoon S. W. Dalhgren has Just purchased i"10 "angellst church. n un pausages couiaining iniscoilnne- a new r urn uenvery trucK. " '-i'.i-i iu nn uown rroiii , plants, all color, B0C per noieo. v oils fnncv and iifnt nrili.lf.a ,iti. Mrs. Cora Alliiiiihiiiicli nun.. I'ortlaiul uml give a little l...-ii..n IT. Horde. Phono 46. W which to shower Miss Minnie, who Tucker, and Mr. nnd Mrs. F. M. lesson of the d.iy and be will also An olegant ' Cooper spent Sunday in Oregun City, j I'rr"icl' tho evening Ai'.l neon be a bride. : :unc" v,a;i 80rvB, The Sunday school program of the A lecture will be give l by C. C. ( Lutheran churcli war, very well nl Thompson on "Iln Ilur," iu the near tended and nil parts wero well ren future. Tho leeturo is under the dered. On account of the slekni.uu W. ... . , ...11 ror naio or i riiuo wii" .t" ken pony, weight 900 lbs. ' J. Fullerton has been very ! Johnson, on Moyer place, llaehelff inlet for the last week or more, ami yUxU 1M YOUR PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION When brought to our store, will be accurately and carefully rilled and none but the best of drugs used. So both you and he will feel perfectly safe. WE ALWAYS HAVE IN STOCK a large line of Toilet Articles, Stationery, Magazines, and Druggist's Sundries Deming's Drug Store I hone 13 ST. HELENS, ORE. '"on lor ii wna that lv.. u..,.. l-...i i noli 1. HIIIU l iill T lunn r- no was saving Ills voice for an aiic-' tnon: ulxo vnunv fresh milk CO. C auBplces of the senior class. There of Supt. Mrs. C. O. Delbni-en. il,0 u" Halo to bo at II ll.l.,,ril,P-. J. Larson. Warren. Ore. U11 will be descrlntlvr. uimvu n,wi ,.i.,t,,.n. iirfiirfnin wnu i,.in. ,1... .ti.nn.i i farm Anril 1 ii VV' ...... .j..i. .i... i r'm. - ........ ,i, .,i, .ii in ..inning null! . .. . (. Tiie senior class Is also preparing an 1 tho assistant supei Intemlent, c. j. a '-'! "ucces In selling the goods ! . ur,V.lu." 7'' llH"T , Z Tbffi Irish play. "Tiro Twig of Thorn " Larson. ! Mr uu. .. '.. ( al. ,:C,'m "''!"?. ... " l"" uuiy iigriciiitu-i uorin or tennis conn. . which will bo given goon. Mr. and Mrs. K. I). Garrison and ; ''"it. and. Ur. Kdwln Itoss will bo at , Sl- """' I'liono 50. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Frakcs ami ' '' -l" " A REAL VICTR0LA $15 Other Victrolas, $25 Up Come in and hear some of the late Victor Records. Victrolas, Records, Needles, Etc., always cn hand, I have also taken the agency for Edison Phonographs, Reed-French Pianos and Player Pianos. E. A. ROSS FURNITURE UNDERTAKING Inmn It.imnu il...... 1...' . . w , ...o, UUU5111VI UI ;ir. un'l Mrs. Frank liarnes, to Mr. Wilbur T llnndrixscn, of Seattle, on Wednes- J day. April 11, In the beautiful Port-? land home of tho bride's parents. X Speclul Eimter services was ob-'i :crved In the Consiegational church'' here on Sunday. In the morning ,therj was a coniljinatlon servlco of ! solos, Hpeaklin; und quartettes. The A , choir rendered two anthems. Tho evening E-rvice consisted or a special . ro ister Hon;; servlco and three an- I hems by the choir. A rousing ser-' I mnn l,y tho paator cn "Why the1 Cnited States Kntered the Wur," wasi delivered. The church was crowded. ; True to our promise last week, wei will now print our life-sized chromoiT of Uncle Sllus Crookshanks.. Uncle Y SI bluBhed lilts a school girl as ho i T noiloEtly refiucslcd us to paint him J nutu;-al, for at best he Is no beauty. IT We hope you will follow tho stroke :T of tho pen carefully, and when the! I picturo Is complete may er.ch reader! J fr?.mo it with his Imagination and;T bang it In tho ball of memory. Uncle SI grew like a weed, nndjl thus reminds U3 of Prof. Dodson. He , J :has a sharp vlsan which resembles 'T I. G. Watts. Wo find only a few i T 1'iilrs between SI and Heaven In X' that resr.ert wa urn -,.,.. i.in.i .. . I .... . ,0,111111:11 ui nr. Illatchford. His skeleton Is almost devoid of ndlpoHO tissue, which In very much liko Dr. Hutflcld. The r. t r ... fin ui uuir nrouna Ills bend Is black, Kimewhn.t like Mr. NlblockX On ono side of bis upper lip we count X six hairs and on the other side are I ' U;j We DOltl lose mney lllut fi hnlf . EVERY TIME YOD EAT You realize the importance of the "QUALITY" of our Groceries. That is our specialty, and to this we add service and satisfaction. It costs us a little more and we have to meet the same prices of other dealers, but our experience is that it pays in the long run, be cause we seldom lose a customer and are continually gaining new ones. ITS THE QUALITY THAT DOES IT! To satisfy yourself, try the quality of these Shilling's and Dependable Coffee Red Ribbon Canned Goods Albers Bros.' products . Dependable Groceries of All Kinds And don't forget that we always have fresh VEGETABLES AND FRUITS ST. HELENS MERCANTILE COMPANY SuCCtMOTI to TIIE HALL COMPANY Phone 80 If you don't trade with us we both lose J. N. HIBBARD AUCTIONEER Farm mid Stock Hale HrUltl A ii) w hero Any Tim Charges Reasonable ItllK.F.I IFI.I). WAHI1 : CONTRACTING HObSE MOVING x Cement and Concrete Work a Specialty CHARLES REAM St. Helens, Oregon CENTRAL SHOE SHOP is again open. . REPAIRING Promptly and Satisfactorily done at Right Prices ' J. MILLER