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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1917 W i i THEE TOGGERY We are Now Showing New Spring and Summer Goods i V"--.', i li W BAGS CLOVES RAINCOATS BATHING SUITS HATS SOX BANDANAS HANDKERCHIEFS SUSPENDERS BELTS MACKINAWS SHIRTS BLANKETS NECKWEAR , SWEATERS COMFORTERS OVERALLS SUIT CASES COLLARS OVERCOATS UNDERWEAR CLOTHING PANTS UMBRELLAS Think of Us When You Need Work Clothes ' &.harx The Workingman's Standard The Home of Hart Schaffner i Marx Clothes finer rx I Big Variety Ail-Wool $15 Cashmere Suits Just Arrived This is a Real Workingman's Store . . r CORRESPONDENCE SCAPPOOSE 1 The S. I'. & S. lias been putting a Next Sunday, May 6. f to be "Go ! new roof on the depot. tn-Sumlav Snu.t in.u t... .. : J I HL- guttl- Mrs. Crowley spent Saturday with "oru of Washington, Oregon und Ida-; WARREN .Miss Kvelyn Grafton, of i'ortland, spent last week with Miss Vera Price. Mrs. F. Tolly has moved her fam ily Into the Cleve Barnett cottage. Mrs. M. Gordon, who has spent the past several months with her mother, Mrs. A. Lawson, has returned to her home at Knappa. J. S. Mann, of I-innton, was a busi ness visitor here on Tuesday. Alfred Lawson spent two days visiting Ills homo folks heforo Koiire to Timber, Ore., where he is now em ployed. Mrs. James Leonard received a let ter from her son Charles, stating that he has been placed on the battleship Pittsburg, a flagship of the Pacific fleet. The choir mot Frldp.y night for regular practice, after which the young people held their monthly party. The girls prepared basket sup per, for which the boys did som spirited bidding. Arch Duncan left Monday to go to Tacoma. From that place lie will soon lr ave to begin his summer work at Mt. Kalnler. Mn. B. Scott mado a round of vinitH last week, beginning with a day in oPrtland, then spending two days in Portland, then spending two days r.inch by tho slough, and ended with i few days at St. Helens, with Mrs. Al. Harrison. We noticed In tho St. Helens school notes that we mado an error In re porting the debate at this place be tween Scappoose and St. Helens high schools. Wo found that we did make a mistake. We most humbly beg pardon of our young friends, anil a. nuro them It was wholly unintentional. und we are glad we were called down. The St. Helens girls won fairly, and the debate was satisfactory to us throughout. . Mrs. Ada Holnday and duughtor Until cpent Sundr.y in Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Washburn. Mr. and Mrs. Crowley entertained Mr. and Mrs. Nlblock and Mr. and Mrs. James Pomoroy at dinner last Thursday. Mr. Lapham Is at tho Englert hotel while lie Is making preparation to open up mill operations. May 9. The program will consist of 1 songs by tho glee club, choruses from i each room ami Instrumental selec- j Mr, Morton i i Peterson Sunday. w.rKu nuue orange met 111 Mr anil Mr. IhiininM had lilt BACHELOR FLAT visited with ' "mi " h iwu , "i i-ruii unu ma- j r icyu Duncan, of Newberg, was her daughter. .Mrs. Force, of Vancou- o have given It their hearty approval visiting with his parents Sunday . I ' . , " ; . . eX urB" """l"0 or a" -- The Chrlutlan Kndeavor will give ni hi i c iiu nil ill :i r .i:inn in I trirt- uiLiiiiiH ill niir.ni I'l.mu I " - it r. mill .lira I hit 11 11 im null 11. i " - a niirtv nl tin. I, .in,,, ,.t ui u Ia...i.. n i . . .. ' ton. madn in nr.r ..ii ....! ' ' " ' 1 " ,"' " ., diumv many are t- iruimlH 1...I R.in.lnv Mr nml Mn. A ..,.,,,,-, ..,., T ,,, . ...... , " ' northwest Inviting everyone to swell! . , .ruin num. rol, anJ mn Uurolti mi r u-m y . , ""1U,,lr"" l lul MIhs llllma Morton vlnltod v Ki , , , V lolej. were afternoon for the election of officers. ; rHn(lH , arelil,allI lll!(t Sund., VISItllll? nl Inn linnm ..r T v....ln 1 i. i, tt'iii .... " ..w.., v. ....a, filing niuni:uit uilliuril was riellfle.l nr. in. iMtr m u !. i..-. . , . .Ir. Kd Cnrlsoii. of Halnler. (r ,.,.0. rurr. r ruiuv eve- lil'MlL anrl Krnnk lt..nl.. ........ nlng and returned to her home In Ooble Monday morning. Miss Ilattio Urewellu lead the Christian Kndeavor lust Sunday eve Mr. and Mrs. Strauser snent a cou pie of days In Portland.- Mr. Strau-'ll,e trow1 on tiiat duy ut the Sunday ser wont to eastern Oregon to look ' after a homestead. j The choral club has about 25 reiru-! lar members and the work is becom ing interesting. Mrs. O. Garrison and Mrs. J. J. McKay visited Mrs. Freeman at the hospital Saturday and found her im proving nicely. Edward Leonard has moved bib family from Astoria to tho Chapman camp. D. W. Price made a business trip to Portland -Tuesday. Mr. Rappers, Miss Eva Garrison, Arcli Duncan and Miss Ardath Haecv had a round of pleasure Sunday. They first visited tho Columbia Highway. then made a trip over the German town road. The young people gave Miss Hazel Watts a surpriso party on Wednes day evening in honor of her birthday anniversary. The evening was soenl in games and music. A delicate lunch wan served. A dunco was hold at Frank Wlk- Strom's place in north Scappoose last Saturday night. The usual neighbor hood crowd was present. Danclni? was Indulged in and refreshment! wero served. A nuptial shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf lat Saturday afternoon, In honor of their daughter, Leonore, who was recently married to Rellan Duncan. About 40 of her friends gathered, carrying many beautiful and useful presents Tho young people remained till eve ning and were Joined by their young men friends and a social time was spent In dancing. On lust Monday night In Filers hall, Portland, Miss Haz.el Watts ac companied Mrs. Colo of Seattle, so prano soloist, at a concert given by Mhm Frances Sheehy. Tho friends of MIhs Watts who attended wore Judge and Mrs. T J. Cleelon, Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Slaughter, Mr. and Mrs. iV. A. Perry, J. It. Purcell and J. G. Walts and family. cliools. We would like to bo "In (he sw im," so we wish to urge that every body 'come out" at 10:15 a. m. and enjoy the day with us. The occasion for it Is that It Is the lOOtli tnniver :ary of the American Sunday School I iilou, which was a pioneer mission ary society, not only in the establish ment of Sunday schools and churches mt In the publication of good litera .uro for our boys and girls. I'aclo Si lias a few words to say ibout the school. 1(2 says ho can't understand why tho board hired a man for principal who hs no whis kers. He says he can't see how a man kin look dignified without a ond krap of whiskers. When he went to school tho skollers didn't think they had to mind a man that wasn't old enough to raise whiskers. Then ho says ho notices that the ikule mums aro un Improvement on the ones they used to hire. Ho says they are mostly wldders, neer wld Jers, wish they was wldders, or old maids. ' Now, SI says ho had one eye ju the professor and the other eye (well, never mind about tho other ayo 'cause ho don't want Nancy to .icnr about It) but anyway ho savs he is going to fertilize his chin and raise some whiskers like ho saw In town one day when he brought some ;eese to market. He says for us m l.ln..t I li in .'ill aim r rnn u iwn nr turrnhicu , m rutit line. tt. uiuifitiff ii ning. There wero quite a number of I Hturt,!1 ' u "'al Interesting and ex I. . I l. I . 'ill MW MUVU I It HI WflHK V H I II iriiHHiirir ittwi m un iiii.t.. n..i.- . .. .... U11I , f , ,,.,,,, (!uv v i mi re ecicn r un n.iviu.ir n.l ... i - - thin week on business. Mm Coin ami d u iic liter. Ad at arms Tho high school baseball team the young people present. Frank Heeler was selected to lead next Sun day and Kev. Ilowersox la expected to be present. A program will be given Sunday, May 13, and all the mem- hers are requested to attend and take part if possible. Miss Stella Ilendure, of St. Helens, was visiting Sunday with her friend, MIhs Hnttlo Grewello. The Dorcas of tho Swedish Luther an church will . hold Its monthlv meeting Saturday afternoon ut the homo of Mrs. John Kalberg. Kalph Spaulding Is now employed as station agent hero slnco II. Thomp son's resignation. Tho girls' basketball dub mot Fri day and elected officers. Miss Carrlo ItOHsel was reelected captain; Llllie Larscn wan elected secretary-treasurer, succeeding Incss Grewello, and Hilda Muhr was reelected manager. Miss Madeline Thomas, of Bachelor 'lnt, and her sister Mary, of tills place, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thomas, In Goble, return- take our brush, and paint whiskers ! Ing Mond.iv mr,rni., on his picture like tl,llg strokes' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Uhln.an and of black, some short strokes of gray, daughters, Laura, Hilda and Lott e then boiiio Just like the first and limt ! of Scum,,,.., '. i . e' - - mm. OUIKIHV VlKlr- keep right on stroking ,8 whiskers j In with Mrs. Louisa Boesel and F till you make them 6ood and thick, j W. Boesel and family and bring 'em to a pint about 1 Tim I.mhi. ....... . .. . - -i v..... ..vukuu ui me L.uther- K.:, .!h;" ,"p.l,n.Bomo.yci,owir ci,urch ,iui" nunoay evening. Several good selec tions wero rendered by the orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Pern Grewello and daughters, Gladys and Holon, were visiting In tho lloso City over Satur day and Sunday with friends. Puronts and friends are cordially Invited to attend tho flnni ,. Klvcn under the direction of Emll citing gumu IuhI with St. Helens, but rain stopped tin game. IV ..ut Ut ll..l.,..u vlulr...l ill tlithoL l.l.l ". ui leruiHlll l or Mr. and Mrs. Hmer lirimoii ..n . .. . Snlnriluv uiiiiK men oi I lie ruin. tnuiillv u...p.. ... ... I)livn rrinn Imiiirlil M flllfl llOfK , , u unu wnnessed , ' " rew fin vii fiirii I Mr mid Mm Vxwell HhlTWOOO, " , ni. nolens, ore moving - tho game. Games havo been nrn-.niri.il with Scappoose at Unit place Wedues- flnv nml tvltl. u II.. I .. . . , i. ,,,,,. ,,, lr )L.I.I ; r riday. t pince again, we are gum m ai .i... . (them homo. .... urn Kmiigo meet iig Saturdiiv' ... . u.i. Dm trtnnnnnA . . "",,,r,"ly. Earl Saxon Is homo from W bell, and tho subject was discussed by several enthusiastic members among whom were W. J. Fullerton. K. F. Larsen, Albert Freeninn, A. L. Morris, A. L. Larson and A li t. boll. A declamatory contest wii-i...,.i I 1,r0Hl" -d Prizes given, UM for first I'V tV- u,bJ i tor second prize. Those who took 1 ' 7 n nlu"wou" part In tho contest wero Mr. !...., I vlH",,r 1 "'"I"- "o Spaulding. Albert Freeman Ml . Mr, K' T' CmnH ! . Kannl, tWr, MIh. M'! "' '' dub Wednesday. Aft and Miss Eleanor Lurs,... . .. . lnol pro ,'"ltt J(,ln ",0 wus won by Mrs. Hr,i,ii.. l.. ..... i Crom Moclatloil In I'ortland DEEP. ISLAND ...... I.. rnr i. i. iiuwiey win km" .... . ti . . ... t tvln ut vuu luniiiiij (inn, (u in ink. hold the h.-iml hiuii u...i down with soma force and there well, now I know Uncle- Si never saw myono uround our town with whis kers like that, but anyway ho says 'Into our skulo board is composed of ill men, except one woman (r.nd ho !)0llnves she admires whlskors) he is about ready to apply for tho persltlon of principal for next year. u won uy Mrs. Spuiildinrr. IOv..,J "..joys Hearing the grange lec turer s selections. Second prlzo was won by Miss Conner. Tim ,ii tlons of tho Misses Larson and Mr reaman were also well given. Judges of t io contest wore C. J. hu1,h,(1Ii a U Morris and Mrs. N. F. Baker. Tl, Warren Grnngo Orchestra r -vera, good selection,,. At tho close of the meeting light lullc, was served Friends of Bortha Beam worn 8r. prHl to hear of her nmrrlago last Wednesday near Greshnm to Mr Cul I"n Motter. of Cr,,a. Cai. Mrs M,.,. tr lived several years hero nnd later wen t ,,ullf()rrilii tQ ()o unt and her parents moved to Oreuham ubout a yonr ago. White celluloid salt shaker cans may now bo purchased u,i.i . - I "1111,11 Will Enna at tho schoo.houso VrtMlZS " '"IO. ii. , II II I WBU U" up the past ten days wit li a sprlf' ii it LI.. Tho little dnughtor of J. hiiB buou (julto 111 tho past two wco but Is much Ininrovod the Inst I" d'.'.yg. Harold English nnd Eugene KM lun spent the.weok end with tielr parents near Orogun City. HaroM h a senior ut Lincoln high In 1'ortlanJ Tho Puclllc Tel. & Tel. Co. I 10V' llIK Its wire. In I tin new Doles. Mrs. Knrr n St Helens vl'"0' Tuosdav. Scvorul cases of mouide-i hove ln!en leoprted this wook. ('. H. English has ft 50-foot fl polo to erect, and will Boon huv 01 Olory at the top. Mrs. Mary Humlll linn boon poorly tho lust two weeds und wll probably go to the hospital for " operation soon.