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Newspaper Page Text8 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1917 MIST MISTINOS O. J. Evonson, manager of tho Hen son Timber Company at Clatskanle, was in St. Helens Tuesday. Miss Annie Quick and Miss llcssie I latum were Portland shoppers Sat urday. The Independent Auto Co. lias re ceived another shipment of the 191 S Maxwell cars. Miss L. Wilson, of Pittsburg, Kan., is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. H. Davles. Miss Emma Morton, of Portland, spent Sundny at tho home of her bro ther, S. C. Morton. Mrs. I. E. Dodd went to Portland Wednesday to hear the speech of Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational church will give a supper at the Guild hall Thursday evening, October 18. Everyone is cor dially invited. Sherman Miles spent Wednesday Road Taber's big d on page two.) S. E. Lynch has secured the sor-lof the thing that iimib to be done Norman Merrill, of Clatskanio, was vices of C. E. Johnson to help in his j and our right to do It. here Weduesday attending court, barbershop. Mr. Johnson takes the ltev. M. H. Parounuglan, Sunday Mrs H J. Southard was a Portland place of Louis Muhr, who bus en- school missionary, was a .welcome listed In the United States hospital vl!tor to tho 'Peer Island school ami corps. j preached a very lino sermon after- Mrs. M. L. Wilson and little Jack wards. Crnlg left Sunday afternoon for Port-1 Miss Eunice Davis, of Clatskanle, land, where they will make their fu-!and Myrtle Davis were Portland shop ture home. Mr. Wilson will follow I pen Saturday. in a few days, or Just as soon as he Mrs. S. Wilson, Vf Portland, Is a gets his affairs wound up bore. limine guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. L. visitor Saturday. S. It. Sonnelund and family have, moved to Cherry Grove, Oregon,! where Mr. Souneland is employed in a sawmill. A number of the dyed In tho wool baseball fans have been making trips to Portland this week to seo the big) league contests pictured on the sev- Tho St. Helens Honor Guard bold , WU'kcrsham. la meeting at Guild hall Tuesday j Mr. nnd Mrs. O. C. Wilson have ir.u tittiriiaiuiu uuuiua. night and many members were pres- bought tho Mills place and expect to John nemlng. who is a student la imt Tll0 U8lmi routlnB ,1U(llllC!18 wfta b(, ,m.uU( , ,,,. ,wvl , , the N. P. school of pharmacy it. 1 o"-,, of um, forlmlUlU.j for j ,nwmr lanu. speni 1110 .,, ... furthlT t0 tll0 rlum,,ltt Hegli.nlug October 21. Sunday ty soldier boys now at the front and school will bo held In the ifternoon. In th triitiitni? minim li.t.rltiiilttir tit 3 nVliwli (inirrli kit- I-aden with 1.0o7,t,:.b feet of rail-, j w Ml.0olalll rotlmml Wednes- vice will follow Immediately nrter road ties and lumber and carrying a Uy M (rom n tHp U) A,m,rU.an I wpr, Ulv j j ,.,,.,., ()f ,,,., full passenger list, the steamer Kla- , ., ,,nnllBr . VrnllV ,!., ,,,. ,,1,1.,ii Inson accompanied him and the : a cordial Invitation. Iilr.ivn im tn llm Mi'Hi.ti u 1.1 milr. I Ml..., A.tl.. 1 ......ikl 1 1..rt t it r,1 u v McDonald states that he found the for Corvallls, where sho will enter Columbia county boys well and happy ; O. A. C. and rapidly rounding out as soldiers The last ten days has been great The camp is clean and quarters iir haying weather and almost all tho Mickey McOonald and '. Island hay Is now in the barns llurrel Graves plan on getting a fur- Albert Adams has offered the use lough and coming to St. Helens next Co his 000-acro farm to our govern week. jment during the war, reserving only Monday ovenlrg tho Sunday school bis house and garden. Mr. Adams llntirtl nf tlm M. V. rlitlrpli linlil If 11 ! t,.,l tt ,.l.l r.. . 11 1 1 .. .. uufvIkd I . I........ I...U nt C ll..l.i,id - !, , "' " . route to Portland. Mr. Haylis drove """""" rPKUar monthly meeting, at which takes this way of expressing bis pu uureets In St. Helens, returning to' Portland Sunday night. math sailed Monday night bound for San Pedro via San Francisco. Miss Harriet Koss writes a St. ! Helens friend that tho Ross family expected to leave Hedlr.tids, Cal., in i their automobile on October 8, for a ' I T- It im.i U WilU.,' and Thursday in Portland on busl-:1"'' ,u """"" comfortuhle, ness connected with his banking in-,lHll"r "'is' , , , terests and also in the interest of the' Krder Pfonned Liberty Loan campaign. ! "ls first ceremony Thurs- Editor ltaylls of the Clatskanle . afternoon when be Joined In , -i? tt,.i Trt..i..,. 1 wedlock Miss May anover una Mr. 11111. as 111 CI, iirirtiD & uv:nua. ni . . irtnlMr -ia a litlla fluitur,.,! lint ri.nio " " " ,... r up from Clatskanie and reported that! . the rearrangement of the classes for trlotism nnd denlre to bo of service the roads were In excellent condition. ! through with flying colors, accon - ,)0 com,I1K yer w8 thoroughly dls-'to tho country of his udoptlon. George Konopka and Emma i)e. . '"K to witnesses presen cussed. New teachers were selected j Mrs. L. Clark and children spent Page were united in marriage by Everett Tuc or. o le nt e. f(r geyora, of cns808 Tuesday tho week end In Kelso visiting her Father Hamsten Wednesday morning ; Stat';s nay' ln , evening tho official board met for the ; parents and other relatives. Her sis- at 10 o'clock. Only a few intimate ; weck visiting tits urotner, yum flrgt nnJ ()r(..inlml ,,y , ,.u,0.i(,r Mr8 ,rainmrn. and brother, Mr . ' I ' . rtbis niul nMfV nlu niisanto In Vol1. friends of the contracting couplol , '" ""' Hon of C. E. Lake as recording sec- were present. The happy couple left ; nni" Tllker left Thursday eve-, rptB fln immediately for Portland, and after n ng for San niogo to report for duty aiidi(I gom!tlirv nm, E A KoM , several days of a honeymoon will bei1;; ,rea8Hrer for lu comlllK yt,ar. Ills lUriUUKU liuvill CApuru. at home in Deer Island. In honor of Mrs. C. H. John and daughter Dorothy, who today leave for their new home iu Keutou, Mes dames Barnett, Isbtster and Muckle entertained at the Barnett residence Tuesday afternoon. Thirty guests were present and a most enjoyable afternoon waa had. Refreshments were served. J. R. Miller, proprietor of the St. Helens Dairy, has given his custom- Parsons, returned with her. The Woman's Club met with Mrs J. L. Wlckersham Wednesday, Octo- Theiber 3. The beautiful day brought second Thursday evening of each ' out a good attendance. The regular month was selected as the time for 'order of tho day was observed. Roll tlm K.tw,!... ..f tlwi lwt.,.l U'ltK ..11 ....II I I. I.. -.i .!,, nn lh ISth nf till. ' '"" -. " ".UM ri-s,.lls.m .T.-. US IIMl.ll IU- month the price of milk will be in creased to 10 cents per quart. The Portland price ls now 12V4 cents. T 13 A rthlhnM nt tnlitn U'Utt n business visitor in St. Helens Tues-!mo8t cr'lltt"y ""-"' any sowing room, to buy thread, t,,po and day. Cotton Bats Nights are getting cold now, and you will need more covering to keep you warm. We have a large assortment of Cotton Batting with which to make quilts. The 3-lb. Batts are priced $1 and $1.25 We also have a complete line of Cotton and Wool Blankets and ready made Comforters. Blankets have almost doubled in price during the last year, but we' did our buying early, so we can offer some very good bargains in the line of bedding. JUST RECEIVED a new supply of Ladies' Neckwear in the very latest styles. Come and look them over. E the meeting of the hoard. departments of tho church organized i ful anil ent-.rtaliiing. One new inem- tbo new year begins most auspicious- her was added, Mrs. ('. A. Kltch j ly. The general public, and especial-! Tho money In tho treasury uccrulng ly strangers and new arrivals, ure from tines was voted to tho Red Cross ' and all the services of tho church. TO OUR EMPLOYEES: We respectfully ask the co operation of all employees to help us rush and complete ships for our government. The delay In build ing even one ship may cost many lives and the hesitancy on any one's part to fail to perform his bit ln this great War is beyond the comprehension of man. If our local boys who have given up everything and now occupy the trenches shedding their blood for our safety and liberty could but learn of our hesitancy In ship con struction it would cause a gloom of hatred In their hearts for their own country. This is not the time to tarry over trivial matters, loy alty and true fellow feeling Is what every person should possess. Bo master of your individual self; be master of your own mind; be loyal and sincere. We are all laboring for the common good, each one in bis separate line. Let all enterprises prosper and pro gress and you will receive your share. We cannot deny the right of work to any man, whether he be of one nationality, church, lodge or organization. Our yard la open to all those who wish em ployment and all those who dis play the proper and loyal feeling. ST. HELENS SHIPBUILDING CO., H. P. McCormlck, Mgr. The S. P. & S. R. R. Co. has Issued a circular asking their employes to show every courtesy to their patrons. This bulletin Is unnecessary so far as tho train crews on the Astoria Portland division Is concerned, for the traveling public receives every accommodation the trainmen can give. The Mist has received a letter from Private Bert E. Seffert, who is sta-tlon-ad on the Great Northern rail road near Wenatchee. He states that be and bis comrades will soon leave mon wm j18 CHURCH NOTICES MctliixIKt Kpiscopal Cliurih "The Friendly Church," Albert S. Hlsey, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning worship, 11a. m Epworth league, 6:30 p. nt. Evening services, 7:30 o'clock. Midweek nieciing, Wednesday, at 7:30 p. m. Everyone cordially Invited. 'other incidentals. A pleasant social hour followed adjournment, during i which delicious refreshments were j served by the hostess, assisted by the , iMI;t!-.es Mildred I.oyd, Marie Heaver b jand Ro:iGlll. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. flna Hush, October 17. WEST ST. HELENS I expect to locate In Portland. Mrs. Ida Miller has gone to The Frank Graluiin and wife, of Port land, spent Sunday with his parents hero. Miss Emma Carlton, of Ilulsev. The subject for the morning ser- vlu,(1 Mrs VorrU um, tU(, SalliH,.r Healing the Ten." For f,ii n, .w.u -...i for American Lake and other recruits the cvenlne "ltcdeemlnir the Time " .. . ... ... . ... r, ruling, iu.uti.imiig mu nun.. . nrii, to Mrs. M. MeChcnney, on will be sent out to relievo them of I , . . , ,, , . , . , . ! I October .1, a baby girl, the bridge and tunnel guard duty c.ngregational Clnmi, j Mr. uml Mrs. Krunl( Mm.r ,)f which they are now perform ng. christian Endeavor rally Sunday. ,to,kuwuy, ()ri,. nrfi vi8llll,K ll(ir par. (has. Brown left Wednesday October H. 7:30 p. m. The program . Mr. uml Mr8. ,.v "iu"""6 ,v" v. lw., win no as ioiiuws: .muhic; nymn; join the company of forestry service Scnpturo KeadinK; Prayer. t K. mpn rnr niirv in hrnnrp. Mr iimwn v. i..-. hti. m...n " . : - " . Z, " uun.-im.i i am- Italics to visit her brother. Rev. Merle has been deputy sheriff under Sheriff naiirii " J II MoCov llvinn- Ail- : . , , . ' . , P-"Bu, j. ii. .ici oy, iijmn. Ad- Staines, who Is very III with typho d Stanwood for the past several years ,roas (;, E- OMtrandor; Closing , fev,.P and had a wide acnuaintance in the nymn; Mizpall i l0i,,tl it Ion . I Mllnroo ,)f rw . county. His friends wish him the; . i 1ll nr0' "r "r,,w. ur ' ...,,,,..,' j visiting at the homo of Chns. Morris, nest or iuck ana a sate return to si. ADDITIONAL QUARTERS ! Mrs Sara ( 'rouse and her daugh- Dr A. C. Tucker was painful FOR SCHOOLCHILDREN ter Vera arrived Tuesday mornnig . . , . , , ., and will stay In I on ton for Vera to burned Thursday morning, when the; owing to tho crowded condition 1 u,tend school gasoline torch he was working with of Vlc pul)Uc sclloo, Ul0 (Uructors ; ' . u . exploded. "Doc" threw the flaming 1 iiavo (ipcijc, l0 ,,.,. ...i.ti.to,,,,! ' . , ?, , ,' , ' ...... . . iu tjii j navo ueciueu to olilaln additional , j hero visiting relatives. Mrs. Wills torch into the .tree and busied h nt- iuarter, for the ovrflow of ,a(1KlltrBof Mr u 1 self with getting rid of his burning 1 cliUUren. In St. Helens the library i T lrbell of Yankton clothing. Harney Amundsen hur-iroom , tll0 clly hilll haa ol). ; of Mri) s..n(.0 w. rledly secured the asbestos Are blank- talne(1 Bn prol)al)ly tlln 8Pvnntl ! f J. 8 ice , et from the phone company and went ! Krado wlll ,, move to ths roouZ tl uJZ VoH to the aid of tho doctor. Dr. Wade!una the first grade, which has 65 pu-! ,al , " attended the Injured man. It Is ! p8 an(1 0I1y ono teacIC wil, , n 'j (.,,, ro . U1,,,1K, nnuiiMT iriicurr lO UHKlHi 1 hki office. Now is Hunting Season We have Remington. Marlin and Stevens Rifles, Shot guns and 22 calibre Rifles. We also carry a large supply of Ammunition. A FULL LINE of Carpenter's Tools and General Hardware Supplies, St. Helens Hardware Co. Teach your dollars to have more cents. In The Respectable Dollar The tongue of the slanderer has ever been prone to wag loosely. The overworked dollar has received more than its share of his vituperation. The false light in which the dollar has beer shown has made it quite un popular in some places. ' We can still believe in the existence of the "honest dollar. Send your dollar or dollars to us and we will treat them with respect and give them a real opportunity to vindicate themselves. ' ' There are few places where the dollar can make the showing that it can in our store. Respectfully, A. S. HARRISON Phone 27 We buy and sell for less. east. Tliev wirn m llmlr nlil I 1(111111 tho primary work will bo em-' i,, M,,uwi ti.,. ttt t i ; Ployed. In West St. Helens, one of j ,j(or(,(! Kl!lloy was given a delight tho grades will bo moved to tho 1. j fu, KurprlK ,,, ,(rt,ayi 0ctol),.r O. (). K building. The enrollment 4 w.n a ,an, mlm)(,r ((f , . for both schools Is now more !! ,.. ,, all(1 frl(!h(,H camo , ,Q ,,, 600. and the accommodations of .heitl, t.V(!nlnK , B,H.rH.,I1.,ttw school buildings arc. l..de,,.ato to i ,,,, pllulu.(, th() p(lrly (),( fBHi caro for U"""' lotted games worn pluye.l and a regtt- " ' 1 hir old-fashioned good time was en ni(KTOTHi;i'IHI.IC luvn,. liV nil lii.frnulitin.tilu vt...r, On account of the Increased t jH,.rvod aftiT the ladli. Iind drawn lots of every article used Ip our business, such as soap, paper, fuel, starch, labor, etc., wo are compelled to In crease our prices to equal Portland prices. For the present the Increase In price will apply only to flat work. ST. HELENS I.AUNDItY, 43-2 liy duo. Watklns.. r for purtners. forty years. Oeorgo owned up lo WARREN CORRESPONDENCE DEER ISLAND Mrs. J. U. TholofT, of Portland, spent Sunday with her brother, (.'has. Ilrown. Mrs. Chas. Clapperton mado his usual trip to Portland to spond Sun day with his family. Miss Gladys, of Seaside, Is visiting her brother, Frank McDonald. Fred Henderson, of Woodland, and , Mr. Kennedy, of Gohlo, were visiting tho Will ('larks Tuesday. Miss Mary Hudson has returned from St. Helens, where she bus been visiting friends. ' Komomber tho Rod CroHs sowing room Friday afternoon. Your coun try needs your sorvlces. It is not a question of whether we havo time or want to sew, but It is a question Mrs. J. J. Mndhtit celebrated her birthday on Wednesday by entertain ing a number of friends and relatives who called to wish her many huppy y returns of tho day tftiil bestow upon hur muny useful presents. Ilefresh i;inents were served. 2 Miss Slgrld Anderson ami MlsU Agda Pearson, from Kmanttel hos pital, worn visitors at tho homo of P. J. Ai.dd.'koii Sunday afternoon. A delightful surprise was In store Tor the members of tho Swedish Lu theran church Sum! uy evening. After the regulur services by ltev. Nystrom an altar picture, presented by a gen erous donor whoso namo Is withheld, was unveiled, nfter which a short program was rendered by tho Sunday school classes. Mr. and Mrs. F. Baker took a iimnll patty of friends out on tho Coluntblu Itlver Highway lust Sunday. Mr. linker appears to bo sorry that bis new car has a speedometer, slnco his conscience) Just nuturally won't let him break tho speed limit. Tho Ladles' Aid wlll meet at the homo of IS. J. Harms next Fiiduy. Several topics of Interest will bo dis cussed while tho busy needles work Kred lloesel anil family were visit ing with tlnlr daughter, Mrs. Fritz Widmer, at Hauvlea Island Sunday aftirnoon. Oscar Johnson sold his place last week to bis half brother, Anton, who arrived recently fr, NnbriiHkii Oscar bus purchased the Methodist parsonage, which will ho his future homo. Somebody has been seeing too many wild west movie scenes. Last Monday night Mr. Dahlgren's store was entered and a few pairs of shoes, a change of sox. n flashlight, a hand ful of cigars and a few all-day suck its disappeared. Paul Adiiins has Just returned from Los Angeles with IiIh bride, who Is tho daughtor of Judge Peek, un attor ney of Los Angeles. Puul ls the son of II. II. Adams of Portland. He has purchased tho John Johnson farm hero for 1 1,000, and ho calls It "Adam's F.don." Wo wish tho newly married couple success In their new homo. Prof. C. J. Uussuii was a business visitor In Portland Saturday. Thomns llyskeel and wife, of Port land, returned - recently Und will spend tho winter hero with Mr and Mrs. C. M. llyskeel. Major II. M. II, Lund, of Halt Lake City, was vlHltlng with this uncle, P. Lund, und family. Ho bad charge of the drafted men ,,f mnM Bml brought them up to American Lake. The Itcd CrosB UHsoclatlon met at tho homo of Mrs. N. F. linker. Sev eral Interesting topics worn discussed but tho main thing wub tho organiza tion of this association and tho elec tion of officers. Mrs. F. lloyt waH elected chalrmt.n; Mrs. N. F. Maker treasurer, and Mrs. C. J. ItiiRsoll, sec retary. Wo hope that tho ladle of this community will take Intoreit U this association, an It is our duty B help our country. A Christian Kndeavor purty held at Mrs. II. It. Duncnn'i hom Tuesday evening. H was ip' ' playing games out In the open After the games, refreshment wra served. Tho next meeting will ,l l.'. Miller's, November 6. New Meat Market and Grocery i On Saturday, October 20, the People's Meat Market and Grocery will open its doors and be ready for business at the Harris building, on the Strand. We will have a full and complete line of Groceries and also a well conducted Butcher Shop, where you can secure choice meats at reasonable prices. We ex tend to you an invitation to visit us on our opening day, October 13. THE PEOPLE'S MARKET St. Helens, Oregon