St. Helens mist., May 04, 1917, Page 8, Image 8

ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAY 4. 1917
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WWWVWWWVl' George Urinn was
UICT MICTIWrtC $ Wednesday.
Mrs N nlcinf cf iortiand. was
kAAAAAAAAAAAAl visiting with her mother, Mrs. Rosen-
Mi.ss Bessie Hattan was a Portland thai, Sunday.
in rortiund' WILL GIVE LESSONS :MIST MISTINGS FROM
IN MOLE HUNTING WEST sr. Iifcijxa
The rar,er0 and boys of the coun- j Mrs. Stella Martin, of Portland. Is
tv are to have an opportunity to learn visltinft her sister. Mrs. ( orn Wous-
vlBUor Saturday. N. A. Perry, of Portland, was in St. ; n,e easiest and most profitable means quel
Henry Morgus and frmily motored : Helens Monday shaking hand with f exterminating tho Held moles
to Portland Saturday.
II. S. Mason was a business visitor
to Portland Thursday.
H. O. Strom went to Portland to
day, on a business trip.
Miss Gertrude Phillips vlsUed lu
Portland Salurdi-y and Sunday.
Mrs. Von A. Gray r.nd son were
visitors to the metropolis Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Couliu spent Sat
urday and Sunday with relatives in
Portland.
At Mason- Saturday and Sunday
French Frozen Custard ieo cream. In
both brick and bulk.
At Mason's Saturday and Sunday
10 to
ST. HELENS READY ptoe.l men ill other
TO DO HER PART ' been able to make ciulte a
come. Mr.
I.eonurd Klce, w ho has a nico ponl-
tion In Portland, vlolted with rela-
Slnce Old Sol has condescended lo
ishow his face once in a while, ntak-
A Mrs. Peter White, or innaion
.... . .... ....... Cunilnv vlHltfir
hi.; many friends here. .rle of meetings will le hem in me rowing. ... .u . - ,
Mrs. M. Rosenthal left Wednesday .rhoolhousos during the coming week In Portland,
for Portland, when, she will visit am , interest being hown Is au Mrs. Adams, of Tldo ( rwk. was
w,l days with relatives. Ind,-x to the importance of the work. In West St. Helens Tuesday, calling
George Wilson shipped twenty head T u.'srhelter of the Vnltid States n cm minus.
of beef stock to the I'uion Stock . ,)1(,0(;ll.a surv.y, will Instruct those
Vnnlu In l'rt Inn,! ln.it KlinilnV . .1... ..,.. ... nt tt.,,1 i nf trail-
Mrs. Ralph Rawson had as week- '!''7he p(.sls m the field, as well as -ives and friends here Saturday and
an A cupuf t Visa Utthv Ilummarstram I t i ......mMnn tlm skin fur ..unuaj.
rentuviUK mm """""
and Miss Ucatrlce. hilly, of rortiund. tnarji0t. Willi tin skins selling
counties having gardens is tio or.ier 01 m u, ,
liberal In-: ''' everyone is uusy. ;
Scheffer also gives un I .mi rauiine Aovas. 01 ov,..w-.
i - .1;.... u.w.k uttli Imr uiMinr ;
interesting and Instructive talk on ; i .- .
the habits and life of the mole. Ml.- May Novak, the teacher at Hap-
The damage done by mole pests to j 9f l.ng , ,, j
our gardens, meauows ami iuh""":
is very large. Our ccunty ugricultu-!
...1 iu 1'iiri- miYioiis to have a!
good attendance at every one of ,he6e ';an
meetings. Many communities that , i i
" J ,m f, ai.n.tiwIi.'lMd nl it I'nrt In III hurt.
necessarily : . .
land. Organization will then be com- ,.:....,...,,,,, 11milfHl time, al-' ,,,ul 1 "" epon are inai
; Is getting along nicely.
j Alger Oliver was taken to St. Vln-
I :ent's hospital Tuesday, his father
'tnd Dr. I.. G. Ki.ss accompanying
The . , , .11. 'h in. t is probable that h will
b e. nnd un ess the weather Is too (
been j lavo to undergo an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Caly Sherman re
lumed Monday evening, after a brief
a
The citizens of St. Helens are pre
paring to do their share In helping
French Frozen Custard ieo cream, in j the army department of the V. M
both brick and bulk. 0. A. raise funds for their work. A
Mrs. H. O. Strom and Miss Esther! meeting of a group of selected clti
Rapp went to Bonlta Wednesday, to'zens will be held Frid: y sight, at 7
be gone several days. 'o'clock, in tho Methodist church, to
Dr. S. B. Hoskin a;d father and hear tho program presented by a Y.
. . !.- A ............... ..l., f ..., DnH '
A. L. Stone motored to forest oiove .11. v. . icHincumimi . reauPS,ted a meeting were
Sunday in the doctor's new OveWand. ; land. Organization will then be com- rpf ,lgeJ owin(, to tlie umited time al-
Prof. L. L. Baker was in Vancou-; pleted and the local work started at (oj, Ue work T1)e ,)ovs frolll
ver. Wash., Saturday, seeing how the 'once. A mass meeting will be held tho ne,Kluoring BC10ols should ur-
volunteer soldier boys were getting; in the city hall Sunday night, at S . to come to the one placo. Farm-
along. : o'clock. The churches have given up crg tQ eJp ,n ,hls ,f I)0g8l. ,
O. J. Evenson, manager of the Ben-i tbeir services for this meeting. The Me anJ (he weatller , Xa0
son Timber Company of Clatskanie. I work u' 'i-..M- c- A- 1,as bpPn gcod, como yourselves. !
was a business visitor In St. Helens doing and is planning will be pre-: . I
sented by a speaker from Portland
oaiurua,. , i , . i,i Monday. May T. 10:U
"Doc" Flynn. of the Independeu'. amusemen,s anil purP Hen,,, cose sohoolhouse.
refreshments and wholesome fellow- i:?,t) p. in., at Warren,
shin for the boys we have sent into Tuesday, May S 10:30 a
the army and navy. Bachelor Flat sclioolhouse.
L. R. Rutherford who has been, Dut wiere the boys are lighting. 2:."0 p. m.. Yankton schoo'.limise
serving .on tho federal grand Jury in c)ose to hunl red battle fronts, the Wednesday. May 910:30 a. m.
Portland, has returned to St. Helens. y M (. A ,,as been (loillK a work at n,.,r isiani) schooll ouse.
the jury being excused until May 21. so notume m the world war that 2:30 p. m.. at Goble sclioolhouse
Miss Lucile Hayes, - Instructor i" Lord James Bryce, former British Thursday, May 10 10:30 a. m.
domestic science in the Rainier ambassador to America, recently said at Helena schoolhouso.
school, was a guest of Miss Madeline 0f it: 2:30 p. m., at
Allen last Saturday and Sundc.yr "It has been and is today one of licuse. Mayger.
for several weeks having a severe tus
slo with pueumonia. John IKilan Is
Auto Company, was, down to Rainier
Sunday to deliver a Maxwell car to
seme autoist in that city.
m., at
ui., 'it . wedding trip. For the present they
a i 11 make their home ut the Sherman
mill. Their many friends hero offer
-ungratulatloiis mid best wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Goteher, of Mayger,
were week end visitors at t lie home
if Mrs. Hendricks. The party went
to Yankton Sunday to visit Mrs. N.
J. llriuii.
Mr. and Mrs. Woerner. accom
panied by "Toots" Cooledgo and lady
Downing school- friend, motored down from Portland
Sunday and Were guests of Mrs. Kylo.
m., ut
ijcliool-
The latest recruits from St. Helens; the most active and pervasive agen- Friday, May 11 10:30 a
to join I'ncle Sam's fighting forces cies to help young men form high MUt si hoolhou.io.
re Alfrpd GeorirB and Bennv Cone-' ideals, as well as for directing them 2:30 It. in., at Ycrnonia
land. The latter, being used to fly- into the paths in which they can best In. us-;.
ing by automobile, thinks more speed ! serve their fellows in a true Chris-
could be made with an airship, so ! tian spirit." NoTH'K TO.jCONTIt.UTolW
has joined the aviation corps. The opening of a . M. t . A. "Hut
rt,.n iir.rria f r.inn. viiiu,t in a German prison camp made such
friends here Saturday and Sundav a" inipres.don on Ambassador Ger- ounty i ouri 01 i oiumma i ounty.
rrleiids here Saturda) and Sunda. ,rtiMn.t,i in n,- Oregon, at St. Helens. Ore., and en-
Mr. Dorris has received orders to re- Participated in the cere- ..,roposa(, for ImprovK thP
port to the government's training ' lno,,ie!4- tl,at he cabled to the secre- fon0Wing roa,s i Columbia County.
camp in San Francisco and will prob-: 01 Blal,-: ora 01 inesiimame uregon ;
.1.1..-, , .1 1 value. I hone the American assoria- BROOKS ROAD,
am i:att3 lur um in 1110 iicai ifw - v nnd 10
days. He is practically assured of a ,ion w, exU,,ld tl,e work t0 ,lie I'r- F.'lJ Holbrook Road
commission in the officers' reserve. tal"1'8 trlct No. 5.
.Not content with getting Asfocla- or. such of the above mentioned roai's
CHURCH NOTICES
CoiiKi-egHtiniial ( liiirtli
10 a. in.. Church school. Classes
to." all ages.
U o'clock, Morning worship. Sub
Sealed proposals, addressed to the eKt o "'tiiioii. "Moral Prepared
ness.
3 o'clock. Junior Kndeavor.
7 p. in., Christian Kndeavor. Mr.
McCoy, leader.
X p. in., 1'nion services at the City
Hull.
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., Illble and So
cial study class.
WASH GOODS
Sr our Hue of Wu.hIi (JimmIm when you are ilaiiiiiii ylinr
Kii-liiK m-wIiik. Here are JiinI a fn of the good thing,
we. have for your Inaimilon.
l.iKik here for NIhitn,. lulu ttl nrw Ktylm, at et tlisn
i-Hy ri r.
HMirt Mrlix'tt In in llruiii Hulling, trr yanl U)f
Light IVnalci In the nrwel mtterti 1,1 and 17c
:il-inrli Figurnl I'miKee, nifty mtlrrUM, mt yd e,y
I1-fit li Cblnr ami le"llue in the latent coloring fur
WaUU
lire Gliigliniiin, In a well tmlectnl lot of mtternH,
at, xt yanl IUHr, I.V anil 2.V
(inlnleu hiiiI Htiiiml Hay tlolli. In kimmI pallmiN, fur
i hllilirii'ii rnr, Hie ynrtl 'iv
A. E. AU5T1N
AT THE MUCKLE CORNER
In Road Districts
in Road Dis-
Lostcr Wellington, Harold Decker
and Dewey Smith wero down from
the Vancouver barracks Saturday to
attend the ship calkers' dance. Lester
stated that the avin.ion corps, of
which he is a merabc-r. expects to be: ap,)roval of miijtary officers A" Proposals must bo made upon , members now going on in the Sunday
ordered to either San Diego or some . ,....,., ,lirf....,ir ', ,..,,, "lank forms to be obtained of the . school. The reds are now ahead. Kn-
ph-coin Florida. ' P"slcal " reu"r ln 1 anadun Koadmaster at nlg ofrlce at St. Hel- rol, now all(1 p . f
. citv saw a number of recrii t inrnor o. i i.. ...i "' " "w ' njoy too run.
The dance e ven bv the l.in .lw. . '"" !.: pi"
tion "huts" to all the prison camps as the contractor may elect to bid
of more than 10,000 and to the men UDon' wln f received by said ( ourt
uniu i o ciock i . ill., :iiay 19111,'
1917, and not thereafter, and at that
be publicly opened and
! back of the barb wire entanglements.
. the Y. M. C. A. undertook in Can- time will
; ada work which received the high- read.
MetlHMlUt K'ilso,al Church
"The Friendly Church," Albert S
Hitey, pastor.
Thero is a lively contest for new
. A A A kf
i (IfiU'n flt tT r en t nv i.n r. ,l..n ....A
ers Saturday night at the city hair , ,
...... , ' power endurance. It was i s oppor-
was attended by tho largest crowd! . , , "
, ... I tunny. Ilo took them n hand. Soon
of dancers ever seen in the hall. , ...
, , . . . . dozens were reporting again for ex-
About 100 couples part c pated a . ,. ... , , , ,
, , , ' 1 I anilnation with the reju red chest
the grand march. The music wasLvr, , . . '
, ,, ., i expansion and power to endure,
good, the floor management exce -. .... .. . ' T , . ,
l..nf ,h c..Q...i .., When LncleSam'a national guards-
..... v .tu ot- iiiui nvu 1 1: 1 1 u i eu btJIUzt
Tl. ...i a 1 A
posed, both In figures and In writ-' ",r "U"J"" ol morning sermon
ing, and must be signed by the bld-j"1 " 'Parting Words, A Farewell 4
der, with his address. (Charge." (iood music, with a'newi
Plans and specifications are on file, hymnal for everyone i 4
unr) mo V ho nvnniliio.l In tlm nfflnn r. t ! '
"iJ i. auiiiiih i, in villtC VI
T l., L.. . i. t . .
the County Clerk. I -"""'i '-eaguo win meet at
Each bidder shall deposit with his!7 D- '" Pronptly.
bid a certified check, cash or surety i There will be no evening rvinn
added much to the eve lug's e.ite I m'm H""1 d,,wn to the M' . Pr cent of his bid. payable to the tho hi a YM c x 7
. J me evening s enter-1 borde associatlon Hfccrctaries with County Clerk, which shall be forfeit.'"'0 bl V M' " "''t'tiiig at
equipment were on the ground alino.-l e(1 t0 tl,e bounty In case the award i tl,e cliy llH" nt 8 o'clock.
tainment. Tlie hall was decorat!
wun many tnited States and signal- ,,, . ... ... is made to him and he shall neglect
flags from one of the vessels In port ! ... ' , ., ' ' ' " rail or refuse, for a period of five
Celebrating her h.rM.. m a l"'"1"1" of the organized forces of days, after such award Is made, to
Leienrating her birthday. MIkk Ar-, v ee that had also iui,i ti,., n-... ontor into ,iri ,i nio .ho .
' ru,soi. euieriaine.i a nuniher eager to exploit tlie soldiers.
i mir rrieiids Tuesday
evening
(James were played and refreshments Tho Standard Oil Companv will
served. Those in attendance were erect a new building at Coipiille
Marion Baker, Zelia Constantin,
Ethel Sten
Ogda Sten, Maud Rich
ardson, Madge Morrelle and Grace
Howell.
At Vale a new $3,500 garago will
be built. During the spring a hos
pital will bo built.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Lettern iinHnlim.,! ,i i,.. c tti
,...i...j i. i - i"-i-
The right'is reserved to reject anynK r""n' postofflce for the week
and all bids. ending April 28, 1917:
R. 8. Hattan, County Judge. J- L. Barger, H. Munnlne, Charles
A'stonerarVey' """ Co""nl MtKa'- Martin. Ingvald Thoresen.
JudsTweed, County Cominls-; , 'r' 'T, ,""clu""0,l ,"r .
sioner, j 1917. will be sent to tho division of
H. K. Abry, Roadmaster, ; lead letters.
02-2 A. F. Barnett, County Clerk. ! IVA B. DODD. Pr.stmp.Bter.
THE GEM THEATRE
THE HOME OF GOOD MOVIE PLAYS
SUNDAY
" POLLY REDHEAD "
with
ELLA HALL
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
"THE JEWEL IN PAWN"
ELLA HALL AND HER MOTHER
appear in this play.
When you miss the Bluebirds you are missing tlie
Vest photo plays produced. With the New Molel
Machine our show is second to none.
Every Friday evening
"THE VOICE ON THE WIRE"
Tonight
Last opMiiunity lo see
"The Blindness of Virtue
Tlie Startling Morality 1'lay
in H part
When a girl gees wrong-
Is she to hlame?
Is the mother to Maine?
Dont Condemn
till yon see this play
Beats "Hypocrites"
Tomorrow Saturday
CarJyle Blackwell
The idol of millions in
"The Shadow of Doubt"
Can money make a
bad mau rimmI.
Usual admission, 5 and 10c
Sunday only "The Man Trail"
Nothing Grip..
The Heart
Like A Man Hunt.
A
Red IUikhIihI
Drama
of love
anil I lute
in a .
1OKKiiiK
t'aliip
from tlm
Sensational
novel of
Henry Oyen
. '
The Story Of
Man Hiintiiir Dowi
Man To Kill.
Powerful
ami
Intensely
dramatic
Photo Play
of Life In
the IUht,
dealing Mt,
Primitive Man
In the
W1I1
P. S. Though this picture wa . obtained at additional cost,
inu auviince in aamission win be made.
Fltlll.W, M.VV
Wednesday
MATINEE AND EVENING
Itemenilier the Utile Gypsy jrlrl who
liuiyeii wun win. Kariiuin In
"The Wonderful Adventure"
Dorothy Bernard
Thin dainty and lovable Mar
now iiiiearM in
"The Little Gypsy" -
A l-'OX photoplay that
Thrilla and IX-IIkIiIn
The Xew York iirena Kayn: "The Ut
lie (iypny" wiinderH Into all lieaHx.
ComiiiK Win. I'aiiium in
"A Holdier'H Onth"
THURSDAY
"Prudence, the Pirate"
with
Gladys Hulette
Mora I'lmli ami
Paiitliera, the UKllext pup
In the world.
feaai, Sainted)
The Shererized Store
The problems that bothered my brain,
And drove me three-quarters insane,
In the times that are past,
Have been settled at last;
The word "Shererize" will explain.
The problems of loss and waste,
The 'problem of profitless haste,
And ten thousand more,
Of the grocery store,
Have all from my doorway been chased.
I'm running a Shererized store,
I don't tear my hair any more, i
I don't sprinkle tears
On my whiskers and ears,
Or spend my nights walking the floor.
A. S. HARRISON & CO.
We buy and sell for less. '
Home of Features
not this night nor that night
But every right.
FINE FRESH CHINOOK
SALMON, SHAD AND
STURGEON
SPECIAL SALE
on Salt Herring, Mackerel,
Tongues and Sounds. Codfish
in Brine, etc.
Poultry, Milk and Cream
St. Helens Fish Market
S. R. SONNELAND
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