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Newspaper Page Text6 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1917 IVVVVVVVVVVVt I MIST MISTINGS H. S. Mason was a business visitor in Portland Monday and Tuesday. Frank Miles, of Portland, was! WEST ST. HELENS June 14th, 15th and 16th. PIut'mIST MISTINGS FROM Pharmacy. Something new. Portland Kose Brick Ice cream and Hose tee crcuin. In bulk, at Mason's, Saturday and Sunday. The Woman's Club held its lust Ira Parcher, of llnlnlor, was In town Tuesday. Mrs. James Rowley spent the week I end in Portland. Wm. Smith took ndvuntugo of tho TRY OUR WANT ADS Look here! A good chance to: trade your family Ford In on a good renting houso and lot. fall or write II. V. l ude, box 667, St. lloUms. Ore. For 8ul Seed potatoes; good milk cows and; coming fresh soon; cream , , , separator, good as new; four brood Calev Shermun. of )..... . m ..... i...... n,.w.k I ' r H IIII'.L Will UIKWUU n The Misses Esther and Onssle Happ Sherman's mill, spent Saturday anil j iioK8; ten acres of groon clovar wlth transacting business in St. Helena meeting of the season at the home Tuesday. of Mrs. John Sten. It was purely a day's layoff at the shipyard Saturday j work team; fresh Toll n 1? T n i!i n n nfini!nnn 1 ., ......... DnAlnl u.aU. n .1 .au nt,r, .1 ...1 I,.. ... wll, tt.A iI(v I I'lMUTH of Portland, was In St. Helens, lust nlinost every member of tho club. Mr. and Mrs, Wednosday, For shoe repairing, go to n. Urn- left St. Helens today to spend the Monday In Portland, spending Sunday j pasture nnd barn room. Duvo Comis, eck. He will do your work well and summer raising chickens and garden with Mrs. Shermau's relatives in St. reasonably. ; truck at Bon it a, ten miles south of, Helens. Mrs. William Anderson, of Plain-, Portland, where they have a country Leah Oliver, who has been spenil vllle, Oregon, is a visitor ut the home ' home. I ing a number of weeks In Hutnier at of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Anderson. j W. E. Lidyard has received word , the home of Mrs. Ira Parcher, re- Mlss Eugenia Denting, who has that bis nephew, Capt. W. Ilentley, ' turned home Tuesduy. been attending the University of Ore-1 nnd his cousin, Second Lieut. H. L. S. A. Crosby, of Yankton, spent gon, returned to St. Helens Monday, j Ilentley, were both killed in some Saturday in Portland with his sou Dr. L. O. Ross, Mrs. William Ross, of tlio recent bloody battles waged In Guy, who Is at St. Vincent's hospital Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rutherford and : France. j with a broken leg. A. L. Stone motored to Portland Mon- Merle Wilson has joined the engln- Mrs. Jennie Sobaskl and hur phone ION, lluchelor Flat. 24tf Wanted A girl or woman tq a-( sist In housework. Phone 1) 69, Ht. j HoloiiB. -2-2 day. leering corps of the United States daughter Hattle, went to Oregon City Harold P. Ross will leave today ( army, and is now stationed at Van- Saturday, returning Tuesday. They for a several days visit in the Nelia- couver barracks. He expects to soon were visiting Mrs. Sobaskl's parents lem country, combining business with , be sent to American Lake for fur- and other relatives, pleasure. j ther training and In the fall will J Marlon Frances, Infant daughter C. E. Ostrander, formerly of the probably be sent to Franco. ,of Mr. aud Mrs. U us Hub, died Sat- St. Helens high school faculty, has ac-: The following marriage licenses ! urday evening and was burled at cepted a position as boys' secretary have been issued: Edward A. Drown ' Deer Island cemetery In the 1'lnkney of the Portland Y. M. C. A. and Maple L. Robinson, Portland, ! lot Sunday afternoon. George McBride, of Portland, was Oregon; George J. H. Beerman audi Tom Shoemaker, of Jitney fame A lino piano, good bb new. A nl I at $176. Itmulre of Mrs. lsbtater.i Oread l:i Hotel. , 24-2-xi For Rent Two of II. J. Andersen. bouses. Inquire : 24-tf Wanted A ludy for general house work. Phono 26. For Sale A tine, gentle llolstein bull, JOB. W. II. Freemun, Deer Is land, Oro. 23-3 For Sale All or part of my farm of 40 acres In West St. Ileleni;. Write or call on S. S. Way, Houlton, Ore. 22-12 Wanted Peoplo to know I am running a car for hire. My motto Is safety first. Phono A-32 or 64. II. J. Southard. 14-tf For a Job of masonry or plaster ing, see L. K. (iulker. Phone 106 F 13 In St Helens Wednesday attending Edna Goldfuss, Clatskanie, Oregon ; has moved back to Vaucouver, Wash., or address Warren, Ore., It. F. D. the meeting of the directors of the Sam Alexander and Anna Ketel, St.; his former home, with his family. St. Helens Lumber Company. j Helens; Clara H. Phelps and Anna j Perley Drown, who Is employed In Frank Wilklns has moved his stock A. Joos, Portland, Oregon. Deer Island, spent the week end with of feed, building material, etc., from j The Mist has received a letter from 'relatives in Yankton, remaining over his dock warehouse to the bakery ; Warren Sonncland, who is stationed to vote on Monday. building on the Strand, and will con- at the Vallejo naval barracks. War-j The war registration found 37 In For gale S. c. R. I. It. eggs for duct that portion of his business ren says he and the other three St. the required age In the Yankton pre- Retting, of new pure strain. Prices from the new location. Helens boys with him have been ad-clnct and 33 in Houlton. ! rensonublo. Mrs. J. W. Allen, St. Mrs. George Wilson and son Max vanced to second class seamen. They( Eighty-three turned out to vote on ! ,,e,t'n8' 0ro- ' left Thursday morning via steamer ar all well and "are having a good the special measures In Houlton Mon- j " " T for San Francisco, where they will time-shore leave twice a week." (day. about one-third of tho reetalr- (.,'fBJJP' VoUwy visit Harry Wilson, who is in the Mrs. Harold P. Broughton enter- tion. 1 body us well as touring body; carls navy yard. talned at her borne Wednesday after- Mrs. Merle Wilson, whose husband ' in Kood condition. H. M. Terry. St W. R. Hewitt, of San FrancLxo, noon. Cards were played and re- has enlisted In the engineering de consulting engineer for the MC'or- freshments served. Those present partment in the navy, has come to mick company, arrived Sunday and 'were Mrs. A. J. Doming, Mrs. Eugene Houlton to spend the period of bis will be here for several days In con- Blakesley, Mrs. Walter Dlakesley. ' service with her mother, Mrs. Harnn Mrs. Leo J. Conlin, Mrs. W. E. Lid-jKelley. yard, Mrs. S. C. Morton, Miss Olga Mr. and Mrs. Guy Uoyd. of St. Hellborn and Miss Eugenia Doming, j Johns, were called to Houlton by the Do you feel the need of a better death of his father. They were uc- and William T. Conlin, also of Port-, Cream Separator than you have now? , companled by her mother, Mrs. John land, were Saturday and Sunday j If so, don't fall to read about the ! KnowleB an1 met y Mrs. Enyart, guests of the Conlins. u. S. Cream Separator In C. H. I of Scappooso. Prof. F. S. Knight left Sunday for Ttrltf ea & Cn a thin ucuilr rn rl It Pprrv ITuhnr pnvn n limian vrnrni. nection with shipbuilding matters. The parents of Mrs. Leo J. Conlin, Mr. and Mrs. John Mutschiner of Portland, and Albert M. Mutschiner Holens tinage. Phone 67. 13-tf For Sale One O. I. C. boar nlue months old. S. Vincent, Houlton,, Oro. For Sale Flno modern home, ex cellent location, with beautiful river view. A bargain. Reasonable terms. See Columbia County Abstract Com pany about this ut enco. , For Sale "Seed Oats." C. O. Dahlgron, Warren, Ore. Phone 102-7. 20-tt Money to I-onn We have $500.00 and 11,000 to loan on good farm bind security. Lone time, reaaonnhln bis home In Forest Grove. We under- anyway; people, especially the wo-; ing dunce In bis new house Tuesday rates. Columbia County Abstract stand the school board has offered men folks, are saying that the U. S. ! evening which was a very enjoyable ('Q'lany. mm ma position ior uie coming Cream Separator is so sanitary there affair. Among out of town guests school year but as yet Mr. Knight Is u nothing loft to be desired In that! were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith, of undecided as to what he will do. j direction. Happy Hollow, and Mrs. Nellie Lelf- . Fred MrgUS Ut lllS "eWi The annual meeting of the stock- "man, - Portland. Mrs. Leifernian Mitchell car on the Columbia High- llolder8 of the st. Helen8 Lumber j expects soo leave for San Fran way Sunday. Misses Levina and Company wa8 ,,eId at UlG 0,ce of cisco. -u" al", the company Wednesday. The stock-i J thewB and S. Heuman accompanied ua ... ,. . , J ' - .---- ' .holders elected the same board or. him ' ' , ... : directors and the directors in tun' i.aaen wun i,S3.),vuu ieet or lum ber destined for Sydney, Australia the motor vessel S. I. Allard left down .lira. Cnn.lau n.n..,!n.. nn..t U.T:. - ' ' : , avhnii.na tr h'uvuira I r, 1 among the directors present 'i elected the same officers. Charle, White, of Oakland, Cal., R. C. Mor 'ryman, of Exeter, Cal., and W. F I want to buy all the beef and stock cattle you huve. Market price paid; cash. Geo. Wilson, St. Hel ens, Oregon. Phono D-98. 20-tf Wanted Young llolstein cows. Write price, ago and location. O. I). Rlrhcy, Ituvenswood ltunch, llox 5r, Peer Island, Oro. 25-1 -x chell's wife and two daughters will accompany him on the long trip to the Antipodes. In tow of the port of Portland tug Oneonta, the motor schooner Frank D. Stout left out Tuesday afternoon. The vessel will be towed to Coos Bay, where a lumber cargo will be placed aboard and she will proceed to Sun Francisco for the installation of her machinery. Mr. and Mrs. Peto McGoorty left for Eureka, Cal., on the steamer Breakwater Saturday. Mr. McGoor ty will return to St. Helens within the next few weeks but Mrs. Mc Goorty and children will make an extended visit in her old home city. Walden Dlllard and Virgil Huttan Charlie Chaplin as an athlete cat not be questioned when one has wit nessed his latest pictures. In "The . Rink" he proved himself not o.ily a ' roller-skater but an expert. In his latest picture, "The Cure," which i will be shown here shortly, he proves that he can stay in water and not get drowned, but that as a swimmer he is in a class by himself. One will not only laugh at his antics in the water, but will marvel at his adept ness at swimming. Several tennis players from Frank lin high school motored to St. Helens the Saturday following commence ment and engaged In some Interest ing matches with the St. Helens high For Sale Tho old S. A. Miles homo on Columbia street, in St. Hel ens. Terms. Inquire of F. M. Miles, 609 McKay building, Portland, Ore gon. 1 25-tf Two young people of St. Helens yesterday became the owners of Lib erty bonds. Beiden Lidyard, aged 7, Invested $50 of bis savings in this security of Uncle Sum rnd Grace Bal lagh, aged 4, Invested a like amount for a bond. Both applications were filed at the Columbia County Bank. CHURCH NOTICES have returned from Eugene, where racUet wlel(lerg. John Southard. Ad they have been In attendance nt the ' die Adamg Ella Hattan. and Law state university. Both boys have en- rence Tjavlea, st. Helens representa listed in the coast artillery and ex-1 tlveB guccecded ln winning all of pect to soon be called for service It;the matcnegi nciudng both singles is probable they will be ordered to ; and doubleB. Prof. KnIght and Le. Fort Stevens. , iland AuBtin after a nard ngnti loHt Walter Everson, formerly a mem- to Prof. White and "Admiral" Dewey ber of the accounting department of of Franklin. St. Helens high school the St. Helens Lumber Company, Is has one of tho best tennis teams in In St. Helens greeting friends. Mr. ; this part of tho state, and if the sea Everson Is now located ln Sacra-1 son had been longer no doubt matches mento, Cal., and engaged In the auto-! would have been secured with other mobile business. ' high schools in Portland. ' SlS 1 ' Efil h NATURIU Y KOHKRT W, It WICK in "Tho Hiiremo Hui rlllre." KIXD.W AND MUMMY- "TIIK I IM TLA It STAIIU'AHK." From the fumouH novel of Mary. Roberts Hlneliart. Tl'KSDAY "HMetdinjr Hlmdow." WKDXKSDAV TIIF.DA HAItA In "8APHO." T II I' US I ) A Y MA It Y MILKS MIX. TICK in "The Gentle Intruder." FRIDAY "TIIK PIUXCK CHAP" nu adventure. . , KATIRDAY, June Kith CIIAItLKS CHAPLIX in IiIh lust picture, "TIIK CIRK." The STRAND ('(iiiKnKalidiuil Cliiirili Church school, 10 a. m. Morning Borvlcc, 11 o'clock. Junior Endeavor, 3 p. m. Senior Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Evening service, 7:30 o'clock. Notice time of evening service. C. E. Ostrander will conduct all the services of the church. Methodist KiiNciiiul (liurtli "The Friendly Church," Albert S Hisey, pastor. i Don't miss the Sunday school ses sion next Sunday. The blues are a little ahead, and Interest Is growing. Subject for the morning sermon, "Overhead Power;" subject for the 'evening sermon, "A World in Want." I A cordial welcome awults you. WEDNESDAY Mut ami Kve THEDA BARA in .-"SAPHO" "Tho HcnHutlonnl" THE STRAND ill For Sale llurbank seed potatoes. , J. L?TKen, Warren, Ore. 25-tf An experienced young' lady deslr.'s position as bookkeeper, stenographer, auditor or cashier In mill, storo or other office. Best of references. Ad dress P. O. llox 483, Rainier, Ore gon. ' 25-1-x Found Launch, .on Columbia river. Owner can recover by wrlthi W. M. Bobbins, tiobln, Oregon. 25-4x For Sale Or will Irado for beef stock, span of matched horses, 8 years old; one black mare, weight 1200 pounds, drives hIiikIo or double; large llolstein cow, fresh in a few days; one heavy lumber wagon. Geo. Wilson, St. Helens. Phone D-98. 25-tf Wanted A lady, between the1 hours of 6:30 and 10:30 every eva nlng. Phono 26. SUMMER IS HERE We have a complete line of Shoes in sum mer styles for every member of the family. White Shoes for the ladies are priced from $2.00 to $6.00. A ventilated Oxford in men's and ladies sizes for $2.75 and $3.25. Tennis Shoes for the boy, at from 85c to $1.65. Barefoot Sandals for the children, from $1.25 to $2.00. White Canvas Shoes and Slippers for the baby. We also have a good line of Men's Light Work Shoes. Try the "Knu Shu" at $2.50. or Elkskins at $3.50. We have a good assortment of Ladies' Sweaters in a light wool and in silk. The prices are very reasonable. A. E. AUSTIN AT THE MUCKLE CORNER The Universal Shortening KREAM KRISP Purely vegetable and the most economical shortening on the market. THREE SIZES 30c, 60c and $1.15 Won't you give this product a trial? GOOD GROCERIES ARE OUR SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO. ST. HELENS MERCANTILE CO. Phone 80 it If you don't trade with us we both lose money FINE FRESH CHINOOK SALMON, SHAD AND RAZOR CLAMS I will sell for-cash or trade for cattle, cows, calves, sheep, plus or gouts, 1 large No. 12 U. S. Separator with pulley $100 1 Manure Spreader . . .' 60 3 12-Inch plows, each $ 10 3 2-horso harrows, oucli S 10 2 hay racks, each $ 16 3 mowers, each S 30 1 binder $100 1 top buggy $ 60 1 open buggy t 20 4 Unlit spring wagons, each ...$ TT ft 2 3-ton spring wagons, each. . .$ 00 I ' 1 8-H.P. Stovor engine , . $260 ! SANTA FE TAKES $5,000 000 1 ir.uln r 1 . ........ .. , . 1 I . . . I . I . r ,, 1 ' 1 B'nill vhwiujui uilll Hulling , , 9 OU 1 2-H. P. Stover engine $ 76 1 4-H. P. Stover engine $100 1 truck $ 30 3 farm wagons, oach $ 60 1 farm wagon $ 20 I wood saw and bfltlng $ 35 1 Btnall disc ,....$ 25 1 saddle $ 10 60 acres green cow feed and bam room; 15 head horses, welKht 1000 to 1800 price $60 to $225. 1 bluck pony $ 35 FRANK L. SMITH, HMirHHllIKlC SPECIAL SALE cn Salt Hcrrinir. Mackerel Tongues and Sounds, Codfish ii Bnnc, etc. Poultry, Milk and Cream St. Helens Fish Market S. R. SONNELAND Phono 42 The Atchison, Topoka & Santa1 Fe railroad has subscribed $5,000,000, exclusive of purchaseo by employes under a gradual p.tymeut plan, to tho Liberty loan. Notices have boon posted by tho school board calling on the votors of School District No. 2 to meet nt the. Bchoolhouse Monday evening. June 18. at 8 o'clock. Tho meeting Is called for the Duruoim nt nii.nii,,.. SCAPPOfjSK, OltEOON, 25tf .director and one clerk to sorvo for 1 Something new. Portland Hose illrlck Ice cream and Hose Ice cream (n bulk, at Mason's, flaturduy and Sunday. Watch what will happen June 14, 15 and 16 at the Plaza Pharmacy. tho ensuing term. The house has rejected the con ference report on tho $3,281,294,641 war budget bill bocause of a $3,000, 000 appropriation insorted by the senate for the purclmso of the old Jamestown exposition bIIo and build ings, and the construction of a naval bams and training station there. The city dads hnvo had a nice bronze drinking fountain Installed on the sidewalk curb In front of the ! jUnn n,i, TT7 cuy hail. It ,s ornamental as we,, us convenient and usoful. macy. Hl'MMONS OFT STATE OF OltKOON FOB i'l UMUIA COUNTY. Wllllum J. Holpa, plaintiff, Korneln. dufendant. T t l II... nimve wl Af I . . uuiiMitiuui. ; . Afpfl 111 iiih iiuuia ui mo - nIj yo are horoby ronulrcd 10 M,J and answer tho eompm"" . .1... ulmvS 01 Kuinsi you 111 i" -",nlh d,fl t:ourt on or nerore iu -"kl ,J 10 it Im six we"1" M r,"'L.:." 1 017. tli'0 me 0111 nay 01 jini, " ,, .-.intl ordored for the first l' un ni nirina in hiiiivu ci""- J 4. ana u you ran 10 rr iaii"'i swer, plaintiff win against you ror ui n with Intorost thoroon at ti ,i 6 por cent per annum from i' , day of May, 1916, untl P''" costs nnd diHiiursomB"'- --. hr1 This summons Is puniw" fM r of the Honorable J. (CJ dor nllt'e(1 Judge of the- aimvo - w lilHilo ana Binarou - Julio. 1917. . nllC tvW . (HIOIIW 1)1). First publication Jlne,", Last publication July v .