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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1917)
U I' I 1 s ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JUNE 8, 1917 Surprising how these shirts como back from the laundry, at fresh and fine as tha day you bought them. HALLMARK The tort of MrU you' alwty wanted at tha pric Jfoa want to pay." New patterns to suit every taste ; smartly stylish in cut; perfect tailoring in every detail At pr' you Ilk to Cot. j in and get ac quatnted with the new model: We Are Now Showing New Spring and Summer Goods Think of Us When You Need Work Clothes The Wo r kinsman's Standard This is a Real Workingman's Store The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx All Wool Cashmere Suits - J4-JC The Extra Quality in these shirts is what youpay fancy prices for in other kinds. Hallmark Shirts are the shirts you've always wanted at prices you don't mind paying. Distinctive fabrics guar anteed fadeless perfect workmanship in every detail At prices you like to pay New modelt ready utop by TODAY and look 'em over. HsxtSchtfTMT V Qotfics J CORRESPONDENCE SCAPPOOSE Mr, Haugnrtid, In South Scnppocse, H reported to bo on Die sick Hat. Mm. Huh Wulla nerved tea Irntt iturday to the mothers of our sel ler boys. Mli May Novak has dosed her "tool, and returned homo' InHt Wnesdny. Mr. Leonard Ih again at home. We wiiler U he camo bnck for "rogls- irnllon day." Tukb futility Iiub moved Into tli cottitKo recently occupied by the woncll funilly. Onouf George Grant's homos had Moot badly cut on a harh wire onu dT laat week. Mr. ami Mrs. M. J. Butlor snont Sunday with thalr dauKhtor Etlnroo tho Itoso City. MIm Ituhy Tluton Ih ssnln horo pter a fflw wookg vUlt with her, folk at HIllHhoro. 'M Lydla Himniimnn linn Inlnnd Parents, Mr. and Mrg cll)Ve 15nr. "''i In eastern Oregon. wfre(l Duncan. Kenneth Diinrnn 4 wife woro Sunday visitors at the rital home laBt Sunday. L. Smith 1 ulilnnln nut wood, and Watts & Prise Is ,h PPlg oak and fir wood. Howard farmer uilin hna l.nun tn 'Portland hospital, has rooovered ""ciontiy to return homo. . "fit l'rlcn lnr nn ,..,. I,.ll.,...l wiii .iuiii ui iimiii ruday lnlit for Son Francisco. ho Joined tho marines. rn linn itlfiuuil Itlu ol and returned homo, and Ih ""w nnlti i .... 'ii ino pusiomce. Mf. Enchebock was brought homo 8unday. Mr. and Mrs.'Shoppard 'mpanied her In tholr cor. itu?? L'(la I,u,K,,n wh0 " beon lending school here, returned to "cr Home at Rpokuno last woek. j J1'81 nple Adams has taken her hirUre l" s,,0PPrd Springs, to bo m waitress at the Slioppard hotel. nd pWe"1 80111 two ,,ead of loTW g p Prakeg two Holstolns to L w,m ' snipping stock to his ,rm Japan. J"8U-EnRlort has boon Improving Ci h 0t lftt0' but t,le ,Mt fow tort bi n0t boon qult0 ,0 com" Mrs. Qustle Ilonnell 1m going to1 Well, we wanted some news, so t'orllcnd for the summer, and Master we called at the registration ro Karl will spend the summer with an In Watts & Price hall, expecting ' a .1 I i.i i 1 I I sunt In Tacoma. The Misses Uenevtevo Mrt fi Ihe h ' B0 "nHBy wss tnkon to tint, Rnd underwent an opora- mJ. m whlch "he Is recovering room to And a busy crowd. What did we nnd Alien, see? Well, lust thin nlmnnt nnth. Wutts, of Hlllshoro, were visiting lug- Not a man In sight to be regis-: with the Watts and Price families a t erect, but, of course, the board was few -days. there. J. 0. Watts set with his feet ' Dr. nnd Mrs. Ilutfhld nnd Mr. on the table. J. D. McKay sat with nnd Mrs. Nlhlock wore dinner guests folded hands, twirling his thumbs. ' ut the lllutchford homo Friday evo- Gus Lnnge was looking like he want-, ning. ed something to happen. A long ' (ieorge Grant took very sick on table was strewn with peanuts. The Monday night. Dr. Hat Held soon shells were carefully thrown on the' found relief, for him and he Is now floor. We questioned them about around aguln. tho registration, and they Informed Mr. and Mrs. Forco, of Vnncouver, us that they wore out of breath do Mr nnd kin Jitrniiifl Mann, of Linn- ins a rushing business. Forty young ton, and Mr. and Mra. D. Crowley hopefuls had registered. Just then were guests of Mrs. Cnpies at illnnor . we Heard a t i i, ana looxca up, Inst Sujiduy. expecting to see a German submarine, Miss Eva Garrison was the roclpl-( but It was only Emmet Stevens tak ont of a day-old white chick, a pres-' ng a little nap and making a hor ent from a young man at camp. We rlble noise about it. Now, if that ..,.,, i..rin uiiui hmed of ernes honorable "board" had been women are being sent up to camp from Scnp- they would have been knitting sox pooso. fur tne soiaiors. Mr. and Mrs. Pike, who started In ,,,,,, tho chicken business lust year and Uncle Si says of all the sights ho gave It up. spending the winter In, over saw to boat a circus was he Portland, .re again located on their J.llht he witnessed Monday morning SplUonberg ranch and are now start- at the depot. Pll let Uncle SI teU It. . ' , v j "I sold my eggs, butter and onions Mr Nlhlock took his Ford and j to a pretty gal that clerks hero, and rounded up Bailor. Holaday. Cath- then I stood standln" around fcr he ca t and Washburn end wont to St. mornln' mall and tak.n in the Helens Saturday night to attend t, . Tu'li "rir Attorney Cooper. To be sh.ppeo on the up t.ln. He of Hah ler, has purchased one of the looked tame and kind out of h Holaday tract, and Is planning to eye, -and beta In a crate I wasn t bul Id I . reshlonce. Ills family Is now much afoerd. The train pulled In buna a resu " . band of men tuggod and lifted located in me mu..v i J ......... .,, ,lrt n the j cibullc has purchased tho Gear- iu" - Jri Z ob snd will soon move his time the animal was getten' worked amlly upoa lt. Their daughter. Miss up In a bll.n' and ferment.n' frame Alba of Oregon City, spent Sunday of mind. Ho lunged and pawed and Alba, or Oregon ny. v wlckedor all tne time. The W,SJSSSm. 8 year old son1 feller. i.d 'Heave-oh-heave.' like of W I Fry. of Spltxonberg. was,rve hearn them at boxn ra.c.ns but n avL with a truck-iack and lost the bull wasn't In the mind to be playing witn a tru Dr. heaved Into that car, so ho made the end of one- of Is lingers u , Hatflold tollthec , ld.t?lv8tD koss a"d a the men heaved the bottom whore he was assisted by Dr. Ross l t "lT i -ti-1 truck right at Agent Mrs. W. U Fry, of bpiw s. took tQ n,g ll0e,Si was seriously sick last Friday night. . n. iTotfloiit was called and romolned ana my, now na um iuu. Dr. HatneUI was cauuu artod for Buschman and the MW L dssuS fi'T'ISlr" everything seemed to fortable and she Is still 'niPr0V1"B' , , ovorv direction. At last n A? ;rTP UonboTg. E i-s Busgc0hman got hold the rope that was Goodnll. of epiuonborg, o e neck and ran round U. al 7J h I'Ve lepbone polo, and round and mother had put tt to bed wit I . Ume wont apparently per ectly well lnU tlons showed that It h . ..... tholr brealh. Then an- .mothered by accident. u "p, wa, put on somehow. !vlCes were held at Warren on Mon- o hs ro p. p then twisted the other way round the pole, and after the bull was fattened tight so It couldn't get away, John Kostrba got awful brave and took that ere bull by both horns and held him tight, just to show how strong he ta, and somo mon took courage and blindfolded the critter end put htm in a new crate rnd shipped him on the next trnin. If H. West wants to advertise his Jerseys he might charge fer stch a circus and he might draw a crowd that would equal his annual sale." COLUMBIA CITY A. S. Harrison and Willis Bum gardnor motored to Tide Creek sev eral days ago. SEEKS EAST MARKETS ! FOR AMERICAN FRUIT WARREN The Sunday school at the Metho dist church was reorganized last Sun day morning by Rev. M. B. Parouna glan, the Sunday school missionary. About twenty-five were present and pledged their support. The Sunday school will meet every Sunday at 110:30. Mrs. Josie -Spalding was chosen to be the superintendent, with Mrs. N. A. Baker, assistant. Miss Fannie Cooper will be tho organist; Mrs. Ertckson, secretary; Mrs. Mary Cooper, treasurer. . After the organ ization of the Sunday school, Mr. Par ounaglan preached a splendid sermon to the well Oiled house. Rev. Hlsey, of St. Helens, will hold services regu larly on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month. DEER ISLAND To help American fruit shippers obtain Pacific outlets for their Dro- Thls Is the first year In the past ducts during the coming season, tho twelve that we have failed to have office of markets and rural organiza roses for decoration day. The bushes tion is sending a representative to are full of buds but no roses yet. china, Japan, Australia, the Philip Quito a few people are coming in, ' pine8 and eastern Siberia to investl tooking for land, and some have set-; gate tne marketing of American tied west of this place. There is frults ln tnese countries, accordine plenty of room for more and wo wel- t0 aa announcement of the United como them to the community. states department of agriculture. Since rumors have been in circula- j Tne nced ot expanding the Pacific tion as to the establishment of two outlet is made evident by the closing, shipyards here, many have been look- practically, of the English and Scan lug for lots. No purchases have been dinavian markets to which the United made as it seems the lots are held stateg naa previously forwarded large too high. i quantities of fruit, particularly ap- L. G. Maxwell, who ,hns planted ple3 and pear9 several acres of potatoes, is congratu- j Tne representative, Anson Penfield lating himself on how nicely they Bateham, special investigator in for have come up. He expects to raise a I oign fruit markets, sailed from Van large crop. Icouver June 7. Tho bureau of for- Flshermen ln this vicinity state ; eIgn and domestic commerce, of the that practically no fish are running j department of commerce, and the and it Is really a waste of time to consular service, of the department of make a drift. Estate, will co-operate with the office We are glad the road bonds have of markets and rural organization in carried, and hope to seo a paved 'tne inve8tigation through the corn highway through Columbia City be-1 merclal attaches and tho various con fore the end of the year. j gular otlceTB ln the countries to be . visited. TRENHOLM FARMERS FIRST TO ORGANIZE ; FOOD IS WASTED The Woman's Club of Deer Island desires to thank all those who, by their presence and assistance, en abled us to observe Memorial day, We espestally wish to thank Rev. A, S. Hlsey, who so generously gave us the encouragement of hlstresence, and H. S. Fargo, ot the Portland G. A. R., whose able address wa. an in spiration to kindle anew our loya ty to our soldier dead and to renew our allegiance to our flag and country. Rev. M. B. Parounaglan, the Sun day Bcliool missionary, gave a splen did address at the Grange hall at Deer Island Sunday evening, on his trip from Armenia to America. The hall was well filled with a delighted audience. Following the address a Sunday school was organized with an enrollment of 32. W. J. Koenlg, was 'chosen superintendent; C. F. Brown, assistant superintendent; Mrs. Maud J. Mills, secretary; Marion Andress, treasurer; Mrs.. Koenig, organist; Helen Murphy, assistant; Mrs. Annie Enyart, librarian. Deer Island Is to be congratulated on tho organization ot her Sunday bcIiooI. In response to the plan being sug-1 i, when we eat more than our gested by the county agent, of having bellies need. Eat for physical and a cow-testing club (ln every com- mental efficiency only, munlty, the farmers of Trenholm j 2. When food Is burned or spoiled started things off by perfecting tho m cooking. Buy food wisely and first organization of this kind In the prepare it carefully, county on May 26. J. W. McCollls-j 3, when too much food Is pre ter was elected president, and J. E. pared for a meal. Learn to use left Smith was elected secretary-treas- overs. urer. 4. when too much food Is served The organization of the Trenholm at a meal. Don't feed the garbage Livestock Improvement Club was the paii. result -of an enthusiastic farmers' ( 5. when food Is handled care meeting and a dotermtnod stand on lessly. Buy clean food and keep it their part to "give the ax to the clean and sweet with proper care, boarder cows." The club will also secure a pure bred Jersey bull as a j Would Dl One for Him guarantee of better cows in the fu-j A Mobile man tells of a negro ture. - truck driver who bncked his truck The club wll meet once each month into the space alloted to a rival con and the members will bring wtth cern at a railway freight depot in them a sample ot one day's milklngs that town. rom each cow. By the use of the "Look out, niggah!" yelled tho Babcock tester the per cent fat ln driver on whose territory the other ' the milk will be determined and the had transgressed. "I'll knock yo' cow's production for that month , outer house and home et yo don't estimated. A social and educational program will be conducted in connection with eac,h ot theso meetings, and we urge the rest of the county to take heed. "Watch Trenholm grow." back up." "I ain't got no home," retorted the offending driver. "Now, what yo' gonna do 'bout It?" "I'll dig yo" one, niggah I'll dig yo' one," was the response. t iday. , L.
