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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, MAY 25. 1917
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rwirwwwwv If you vote J14 X Yes, It U a vote
8 M1QT MIQTIMPQ 10 pu" Or08on out of the mud.
PilOl rJlOllilUo llrlck ice cream at Mason's Satur
t&AAAAAAAAAAt diy and Sunday. Place your order
Miss Leoua Perkins was a visitor early,
to Portland Saturday. j Mrs. Georget P. Baxter was an over
Misses Alice and Anna Quick spent j Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Sunday in Portland with friends. II. Shinn.
For shoe repairing, go to It. lira-; Butter scotch and orange Ico cream
eck. He will do your work well and in both bulk aud brick at Mason':)
reasonably. Saturday and Sunday.
Von Gray went to Portland Friday j Mrs. Bert McKay, of Portland,
and drove home a brand new Ford j spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
automobile. and Mrs. Jacob George.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Holt,! Mrs. N. A. Ashby will leave Sunday
of St. Helens, Saturday, the 19th, an for Pendleton, where she will spend
eight-pound boy.
Miss Ella Rosenthal spent Monday
! Mrs. S. C. Morton was in Portland ' MIST "MISTINGS FROM
Wednesday. WEST ST. HELENS
Lloyd Allen, who Is on tho federal .
Jury in Portland, came home Wednes-; Mrg I(la it0itrts spent the week
day, being excused from duty for 'emj m portiund.
few days. T g wlllte nm,(e B business trip
! Call in at Eddie Wood's place and cuUknno T(Widliy.
try a ginss 01 cooi ruu ruin-numa
Only 5 cents for
Mrs. Kowley has boon spending
several days In Portland.
G. h. Tarbell. of Yanklou, made u
business trip to Portland Monday.
F. (". Brlggs and family and Mlsn
motored to Portland
: some months with relatives.
! Mrs. J. J. Delaney, of Eugene,
is
and Tuesday in Portland, the guest visiting her friends, Mrs. H. F. Mo
ot her sister, Mrs. Ricen.
Miss Gretchcn Moeck, of Rainier,
, Cormlck and Miss Leona Perkins.
I L. R. Rutherford left Wednesday
was a Saturday and Sunday guest of for Portland to resume his duties as
her friend, Mrs. A. L. Burnett.
Mrs. P. H. Brakke and son Peter
a member of the federal grand Jury.
J. W. Allen is in Eugene in nt-
have been visiting Mrs. Brakke's par-. tendance at the meeting of the I. O.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mitckle, for - F- Grand Loil8e 08 n MeBnlo
the past week. j from 1,10 ,ocu' lodge of Odd Fellows.
It Is reported that E. B. Tongue i After remaining stationary for sev
ls dangerously ill in a Portland hos- oral days, the Columbia river will
pital. His many friends here hops begin to raise, according to bulletins
for hie speedy recovery. : Issued by the United States weather
The steamer Wcpama left out Sun-i bureau,
day night with a mixed load of lum-i F. H. Bostick, who has charge of
ber and creosoted piling. The cargo ; t'le work here for the Wr.rren Con
Magnus Root Beer,
a big mug full.
i Mason Dillnrd was a Portland visit'
or Wednesdny. Whllo there he step'
ped down to the First National Bunk
made a draft on his dad for $100 ir0IIH Marshal
and bought two $50 Liberty Bonds. Sunday. ;
So far as we can ascertain, Mason is Chester llrlnn, of Yankton, drove
the first St. Helens person to buy a brand new Ford to town the
these securities of Uncle Sain. other day. !
' The baccalaureate sermon for the Miss Julia Hamilton, of Yaukton,
high school graduates was preached Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J.
, by Rev. A. S. Hisey Sunday night Sulo, In Rochester, Wash.
In the Methodist church. Every seat ; Henry lluiugardnur has sold his
in tho church was occupied and chairs furm on jinchelor Flats to u Mr. John
had to be brought from tho church BOII w, from N0i,raska.
parlor to accommodate a large num-, We(lne8(lliv Mr8. Nlulo i,llln,,
ber. Tho sermon was a splendid one i)roV8 t)0 ori Ul(iy lftV0 hnl , a
and was appreciated by all who had fow d ,0 ,, ,ur own ..
tho good fortune to hear It. Everybody's doln' it"
Justin Wilklns and Gladys Wicks Mrs 1ost) junt ttll, utile duugh
were united in marriage at the home tor of sauvles Island, spent several
of the bride's parents In. Preseott iliyB thlg weok visiting her parents.
Wednesday evening. After tho cere- x,, uml Mri, j0m Martin.
was taken on in two days.
; struction Company, spent Wednesday
James Dart celebrated his 76th ' Portland conferring with officials
birthday last Friday. In addition to of his company.
the Immediate family, several from
Portland came down to wish St. Hel-
i The work of loading lumber ubourd
the motor vessel Allard is progresj-
ens" pioneer citizen many happy re- inK rapidly and it is expected to have
turns of the day. ,tlle vessel loaded and ready for sea
The musicale given under the aus-tlle latter part of the week,
pices of the Woman's Club at the! The Epworth League will hold a
city hall was a distinct success, and silver tea In the parlor of the Meth
the large audience enjoyed the pro- odist church Saturday afternoon,
gram, which was considered, the best Light refreshments will be served at
ever given in St. Helens. A tidy sum reasonable prices and the public is
was realized for library purposes. cordially invited to attend.
A letter has been received from The Gem tnea,re dee " Eat
Ben Copeland, who is a member of deal of credit for tl,e ejtceent ple
the 3rd Aerial Squad stationed at tUres llley are sll0'S- Mor
Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Seveial gan'8 GlrI' was far n,)ove the orili
St. Helens boys are there, and get- nary' If you want to SPe a K"0'1-
ting along all right. Incidentally c,ean 8"ow' lo ,,,e uem
mony a wedding supper was served
and the happy young couple left for
Portland, where they will spend sev
eral days before returning to St. Hel
ens. Justin kept tho matter of his
turning benedict very quiet, in fact
we only learned of It when looking
over the marriage license record.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Heeler visaed
friends in Holhrook Sunday. They
were accompanied from Warren by
Mr. Heeler's father and mother.
Mrs. Frank Spehar, of Yankton,
returned Tuesday from Rochester,
Wash., where she was called last
week by the deuth of her father.
Jacob Salo.
Mrs. Lilly Perry and Mrs. F. J.
Reported by Columbia County Ah- Chadima, of Portland, spent the week
LIST OF TRANSFERS
Ben asked that the Mh.t be sent him.
It was sent right away.
iho steamer Multnomah arrived
in early Wednesday morning, hring-
Louis Muhr and bride have re- 'n8 a small consignment of shipyard
turned from their wedding trip, and
for the present are staying at the
material and 35
vessel will sail
passengers. The
tonight with r
residence of Dr. L. G. Ross. The cargo or 9o0,000 feet of lumber and
-happy couple visited many of the a falr passenger'list.
large towns on the Sound and also Reforestation work has been done
spent a few days in British Colum- on 26,000 acres of national forest
bia. land in Oregon and Washington since1
H. S. Mason celebrated his ??:;1910. Present forest service plans
birthday anniversary Saturday by in- provide for reforesting 3,000 acres
viting a few of his friends to a party annually.
at the residence of A. F. Barnett. j Word has been received that the
As the clock struck 12. the party be- motor vessel City of Portland, after
gan to celebrate the anniversary of a run of 13 days from the Colum-;
the birthday of Barney. Both of the bia river, arrived in Honolulu Satur-,
gentlemen shook hands and wished day. Some minor mishap occurred
each other many happy returns of m the engine room, but while the!
the day- vessel is taking on her fuel supply
The St. Helens delegates who at- repairs can be made and the vessel
tended the big doing of the D. O. O. will not he delayed to any extent.
K. at Astoria Saturday night, were The St. Helens hotel has received '
Harold P. Ross. Martin White aud from the state highway commission
J. H. Kronkite. The steamer Olym- a map showing the various roads
plan, bearing several hundred of the throughout the state that will be Im
mtmbers of the order, called by Sat-iPr0ved in event the $6,000,000 road ;
urday morning, returning Sunday .bond bill is approved by the voters
morning. at ti,e special election on Juno i. Pcr-
The body of a man was found sons Interested in the subject of good
floating in the river near the St. Hel- roads will be able to obtain a good
ens Quarry Friday night by the idea of the scope of the road con
steamer Weon. The body was tied struction contemplated in the road
to the dock and Coroner White noti-. bond bill if they will call at the hotel
fled. The man had on a brown flan- and inspect tho map, which has been
nel shirt, striped woolen trousers and posted for the information of the1
dress shoes. From the state of the public. I
body it was evident that It hud been Game Warden Brown arrested
in tli3 river several months. A metal 4larry London on tho 21st Inst and
tag bearing the number 1788 McC. charged iim with fishing without a
Co. aud $1.20 in money was found license. The young man recently
in the trousers pockets. The coroner came from New York to Clatskanie
held the body until Monday after- to visit his uncle, who is a merchant
noon to obtain identification, but that of Clatskanie. He was advised tn
being impossible he buried it Monday 'get a license before going on his fish
afternoon. At first It was thought ; ng trip but neglected to do so. Be-'
it might be Wm. LaTourelle, who fore Judge Conyors, at Clatskanie,
was drowned off of Warrior Rock the man was fined $25, but refusing:
several months ago, but after the to pay the fine he was brought to St
family Investigated the matter the." j Helens and lodged In Jail, where lie
decided It waB not his body. i still Is.
stract Company.
May 16 E. E. Nickerson et ux
Louis C. Hoeck; lund In Sec. 34,
5 N., R. 4 W., $623.
May IS Lamb Timber Co. to G.
J. Jaspers et ux. ; land In Sec. 2, T.
5 N., R. 2 W $1.
Frnnk Novak et ux. to Gust Hein:
land In Sec. 11, T. 3 N., R. 2 W., $1.
N. A. Perry et ux. to Ernest L.
Payne et ux.; land in Sec. 4, T. 4 N.,
R. 1 W., $400.
May 21 Scappoose Acres Co. to
Alexander Freeman; trnct 121, Scap
poose Acre Tracts, $ 1 0.
May 22 D. B. Horton by sheriff
to W. A. Paslcy; land In Sees. 8 and
9, T. 7 N., R. 4 W., $1270.34.
end with friends In West St. Helens,
to Mrs. Chadima Is a sister of Wm. llin
T. son.
G. W. Perry, J. II. Uric and Wm.
q Karth have been dressing in their
T Sunday best and going to St. Helens
daily of late, "going courthg." In
other words, doing jury duty.
Miss Erma Rohinette nnd Miss May
Novak, of Happy Hollow, spent the
week end in Scappoose with MUs
Novak's parents. They were accom
panied on their return by Masters
Fred and Jlmuiie Novak, who will
spend a few days lit Happy Hollow,
Mrs. Georginna Usher and two chil
dron, Clara and Roy, formerly
Houlton hut at present reglste
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WHITE CANVAS
SHOES
liito Slinos will lie in liitf demand as soon
as the weather warms up a little, ami even
,iili the eonl. elmidv weather we arc selling
lots of them.
Ladies' W hite Canvas, "J-iucli ton well,
Louis heel; an excellent value at.... $4.50
Ladies' White Canvas, n inch top, Mc
Kay, Louis heel; an attractive shoe
that sells at sifjlit $3.50
Ladies' White Canvas Week-I'.nd Mais.. $1.50
Ladies' White Canvas Pumps $3.00
Women's National Kminy-Ijou $1,65
Misses Cinderella Pumps $1.40
Child's White Canvas Shoes $1.50
A. E. AUSTIN
AT THE MUCKLE CORNER
y of k
ring j
from Knluma. W ash., snent several
Col. Agrlc. Co. to Union Fisher- , lays visiting friends in this vicinity,
man's Co-operative Packing Co., land returning to Kalama Tuesday.
4 W., II.
in Sec. 31. T. 8 N., R
A. B. Wright et ux. to M. Ray
tract 43, Boulevard Acres, $305.
CHURCH NOTICES
CnnKreKHtlniiiil Church
Church school, 10 a. m.
Morning service, 1 1 a. m. Mr. Pal-1
mer's subject. "The Strongest Man."
Y. P. S. C. E., 6:30 p. m.
Junior Endeavor, 3 p. m.
Evening service, 7:30. Subject,!
"Profit and Loss."
Notice the change of time of the.
evening service.
Mr. Palmer of the Y. M. C: A. ex
tends a cordial Invitation to his
friends, the men and women and
young people of St. Helens, to be'
present at all these services while he
Is supplying Rev. Taylor's pulpit.
1 Mr. and Mrs. P. Hansen and family
visited Sunduy with the family of L.
H. Combs, former Houlton people,
who are now on a ranch near Guide.
They report the Combs family Is de
, lighted with their new home and ar
, in love with farm life,
j Fred Kudat returned Tuesday eve
ning from Tigard, where he is em
ployed on the S. P. railway brldrf-i.
. He is suffering from a badly cut hand,
; which will luy him up for a couple of
weeks.
Wednesday afternoon the M. E.
'. Ladies' Aid met at the church and
spent the session cleaning house in a
most thorough and up-to-date manner.
During the afternoon sessions this
week nt the Mcllride school, very
Interesting programs have been given
by the pupils In the different rooms,
and many of the parents and friends
of the pupils attended.
Willis Bumgardner, of Columbia
City, was shaking hands with friends
THE GEM THEATRE
THE HOME OF GOOD MOVIF, PLAYS
SATURDAY. MAY 26
"Her Condoned Sin"
Six Great Stars
ROBERT HARRON MAE MARSH
BLANCH SWEET DOROTHY GISH
LILLIAN GISH HENRY B. WALTHALL
Dlrn tml hy
1). W. t.ltll 11 Til, Producer of 'Birth of a Nation"
SUNDAY. MAY 27
"Susan's Gentlemen"
With Violet Mersereau
MONDAY AND TUESDAY "
"Flashlight"
With Dorothy Phillips
MethiHliNt KjiiMcopal Church
"The Friendly Church," Albert S
Hisey, pastor.
Next Sunday Is the day set aDart
by the Grand Army of the Republic liere TuPSlay- Willie expresses the
and hallowed by long continued cus-; oelle' t,lat nls tWI about to boom
torn as Memorial day. Services suit- unl" 11 wl" Justfy the last part of
able to the occasion wll be held at 118 name-
the mornig hour. All veterans of the !
Civil war and of the Spanlsh-Amerl-i
can war are given a special Invitation j
to be present. The Epworth League!
Is preparing a splendid program for'
Sunday evening, on which occasion
the officers recently elected to serve'
for the ensuing year will bo installed, j
You will receive a cordial welcome i
at all of the services of the church.
Watch for our Penny sale.
Watch for our Penny sale.
Watch for our Penny sale.
Watch for our Penny calo.
Plaza Pharmacy.
, The water board Is having tho
books and records of the clerk ex
ported. Crandall & Roberts, the ac
countants, arc doing the work.
A
THEDA
BARA
tho Oreutettt Vaiiu.iro Klur
in u new pluy as a cliuriner
unit wrecker of men. '
fj "GOLD AND THE WOMAN" J
MATINEE AM) EVEMXO
WEDNESDAY Decoration day I
The Strand JJ
"GRAUSTARK"
One of the most widely read books of the last fifty
years now in a photoplay with
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and
BEVERLY BAYNE
will be presented hero for
Two Days Thursday & Friday
May 31 and June 1
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MAY 27 and 28
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
In a Jungle Picture
"INTO THE PRIMITIVE"
STRANT)
THFA.tr r
Clean UpPaint Up
'And when you paint up, come to us for your
paints and paint brushes. We have a large
stock of both.
Catch the Moles
We have just received a shipment of the "Out
O'Sight" mole traps. We have made a special
price of 70 cents. Better get one before the
supply is exhausted.
St. Helens
Hardware Co.
Teach Your Dollars to Have More Cents.
FINE FRESH CHINOOK
SALMON, SHAD AND
RAZOR CLAMS
SPECIAL SALE
on Salt Herring, Mackerel,
Tongues and Sounds, Codfish
in lirine, etc.
Poultry, Milk and Cream
St. Helens Fish Market
S. R. SONNELAND
Phone 4'i
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