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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1917)
i j mud Hiii'M.i lor, Marliu. Maker. Kv.-lyn . Florence Larson, Maud Rich 51 . ... u... Murliin Atiilri. iro'u" .. i 14..1...1.. I url LI"1'. r-iwru ..in.iiii.i, in. err- . , .. Junior riiylil" Mrown, ami imr- Luclln Lynilurnr, Kllwl Lyncli, jolm rornlKlln, ',l"rl IMxon' lm Caly Stanwood, Ivur Jolm MeVoy. Wttllndor. Hophomorii Agnes Anderson, Jon dlo Iltinuclininp, 8tllu Ilitriic-n. Mable IHivlen, Mildred Eppers, Alva Hud i Pth, Annolto l'liyiin. Opal Km It It, Helena Walker, Albert Butts, Marliii lirlKKH. Oury lllsey, Wllbnr UraliM., John Masten. Arlln Morris, Kdwaid Richardson, Mux W II ion . Frshmnn ConHtunea Adams, Kola llrown, Msblo Kranor, IIoiiiiIb Oens- ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1917 J. L. WILLIAMS & SONS A Full and Complete line of General Merchandise Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries SCHOOL BOOKS, INK, PENS, STATIONERY Our customers receive dependable goods at reasonable prices. Give us a trial and you will be satisfied. Phone 34 WEST ST. HELENS, ORE. R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING and SHEET METAL WORKS I Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room supplies. St. Helens, Oregon WHY EXPERIMENT? DRIFTED rutin Mi. I.... it. i. """i ii.ii.inn, jviyrtlo jowm Lloyd Merrll, KIhIo Morlny, Edna I'ot t'T, Amy Kudat, Akiics Wicks, Agnes Whitney, John Barton, Harold Chris tie, Walter Christie, Robert Crlpo, Elmo Cladhart, Alvln Hill, Wulo Rutherford, Hurry Saulser, Clarence HiinlhiT, IwIk Knelling, Norman Wll-kln-i. Cyril Carter, Leon McTaggurt, Ada Colo, Rachel Kchooiiover. Pit cent on honor roll, 91.0. Jennlo Muggins, teacher reporting. Jul in (iiiiniii Hiiiool Eighth (inula Dorothy Akin, Na omi llunnidl, Nonali Baker, Ruby IliiHiiui'tl, OIIvk Dunwoody, May Goin, Corinmt Hill, Annahcllo lsblster, (Jlailys Luke, A life I-oyd, Katie Lynch, Jennlo Twnmbly, Athnlonn ChiUIrn, Floyd Erwln. Harland John son, TlioiniiH KeUoIl, Norman Mc Callum, Merrlmnn Rubens, Wardel! Sutton. Per cunt on honor roll, 63. J. H. McCoy, Teacher. B.;vcnlli Grade Clara Bates, ElHie Ilrlnn, Zella CoriHtantlno, Hone Cor delia, Marian Cox, Helen Dodd, Zuu Gage, Serena Mnlniln, Mark-.n Mor ton, Flossie Pierce, Mao. Rubotm, Ward Harnett, Robert Dl.tckburn, Harold Cornthwalte, Milton Faxon, Wlllto Lynch, 1'aul Ncff, Maurice Richardson, Raymond Rutherford, John Ktcn, George Watklns. Tor cent on honor roll, 84. Mm. E. WIlKon, Teacher. Sixth C.rado Ronald Hlakesly, Teddy Harrison, Lennart Johnson, Jesso Lansing, Archlo McDonald Konnolh I'ratt, Gladys Barton. Mar llla Ulack. eHntrlco Allen, Jessamine Hrown, Audrey Cooley, Or: Hntten Esther Johnson, Irono Jones, Beatrice Lake. Lucillo Lewis, Mary Lopo, Edna Lynch. Helon Klcen, Thelma Specht, Wlnnlfrod Watklns. Per cent on honor roll, 7 8.5. Laura Stennlck, Teacher Fifth Grade Dolllo Anton, Naomi Chittlm, Leila Harrison, Agnes Hat- ton. Gcraldlno Kettcl. Edith Lake, Georgia La Mont, Roberta Long Holon I-oyd, Jerry Martinnon, Eva Miles, Edith Nelson, Evelyn Peters, Gwalda Sebran, Dorothea Snelllng Marion Sten, Harry Rubers, Clifford Chittlm, Erny Fultz, Dean King, Or rln Serllmor, Fred Schoonover. I'er cent on honor roll, 82. Ruby L. Hickethler, Teacher, Fourth Grade Louise black, Ethel Bradford. Clnra Cooloy, Ethel Dixon Ellen Ellefseth, Myrtle Gage, Helen HIkIo. Vera Kelly, Louise King, Gene vIvb Lansing. Ruth Levi, Genetta Id .(.iniH-lillMii with ALL OTIIKK I IXH UH rclvl the liiKlu-Ht imiswI.Ip ,.nl, th JU.M) I'ltl.K at Tannin a-I'm Iflc Intrrniitliiiml KiiomiUu Use the best and you are always satisfied MASON, EHRMAN & CO., TrIcaonnd 1 The Best Coffees, Always Good The Best Jar. Always Fresh To secure good -m II HW'I 1 1 111 try flono Palace Car or Economy Vacuum Packed in Glass Jars. They are noted for Strength, Flavor and Aroma Prices from 30 to 40c - Our Bulk Coffee . i,-;f The nrices are reasonable and you save will be over. Our Groceries are the dependable kind, and our service .s unexcelled. Will you give us a trial order? St. Helens Mercantile Company If you don't trade with us we both lose money I A. - 1 ; "iniiniTiiiiiiiiii'-.a pole Mggkl 'I T Marino, Dorothy Pierce, Virginia IteM, Mario Sabln. Mildred 8crlbner. Erclo Stanwood, Alfred Blackburn, George Brlnn, Lyle Garrison, James Harrison, Leon Kitchln, Orln Klt chln, John Laffurty, Fred Lope, John ny Mace, Alva McKee, Clayton Mil ler, Robert North, Harvey l'lerce, Lowls Vuarn, Vern Strong. I'er cent on honor roll, 84.25. Edrle La Hare, Teacher. Third Grade Ruth Chapman, Cor- Ino Constantlne, Eleanor Fultz, Mary Kanary. Ruth Miller. Marv McKle. Oscar Alhertson, Margaret McGorty, Neva North, Lillian Karkan, Irma Waker. Leslie Whltten. Ronald Suth erland, Urho Lehikolnon, Belden Lid yard, Harry Ketel, Avery Holllday, Runar Johnson, E'mer I'uUz, John Dethman, Henry Dethman, Herbert Watklns. Per cent oh honor roll, 88. Amanda Lake, Toacher. Second Grade Clarence Alkene. Gustav Albertson, Jack Bakor, Ken neth Chapman, Rr.oul Constantlne, Charles Doran, Jack Kanary, Ray mond Kelly, Stanley Large, Guy Lew is, James Long, Henry Martenson, Olaf Matsen, Loron Wodaege, LUa Bradford, Virginia Bushman, Rose Marie Crem, Louise Danforth, Mau rlno Jones, Erma Korkan, Ino Lehi kolnon, Alma Matsen, Edith Matson, Janet Matson, Ruth Sibrean, Laura Whitten. Per cent on honor roll, -79. Helon M. Hall, Teacher. First Grade Lovella Althouse, OdbI Bronson, Syble Burgess, Geor gia Bushman, Patricia Dixon, Elnora Hardell, Elolse Harms, Helen Hoff' man, Elizabeth Long, Lovello Mason, Marie McGorty, Marjorie Miller, Vlr elnla Morton. Helen Rawson, Ruth Rawson, Nattlo Ryan, Maxlne Sapp Tier nice Smith. Mary Stanfleld. Mar garet Stevens, Mahlo Jacques, Melin dn Whltten. Alda Williams, Lavell Wodaege, Violet Ziogler, Susla Le Mont, Sheldon Allen, Howard Bos quet, Thomas Dan'orth, Richard Do ran, Harry Christie, Fred Cooley, Ly man Cornish, Carl Fanno, Arthur Fultz, Herman Hardell, Merton Jones, James' Kelley, Eugene Ketell, Leonard Lundgrln, Versal Markham, Erllng Martinson, Gunnar Matsen, Wllford McDonald, William McDon ald, Albert Mueller, Arnold St. Jac ques, Harold Stone, Olo Stone. Per cent on honor roll, 87. Beth Perry, Teacher. Mcltrlde School Eighth Grade Alton Clark, Earl Clark, Morris Merrill, Carl Tucker, Frances Bores, Ruth Chambers, Hel en Klblan. Rita Masten, Carrie Makl, Mamie McQueen, Madalena Pasoro. Seventh Grade Odell Bennett, Hugh Chambers, Frank Crouse, Ver- ncr Gabrlelson, Orby Galloway, Har old Monish, Barney Rosasco, Walter Jones, Margaret Baulby, Louisa Han key, Mae Morris, Odelma Plummer, Edith Pulnn, Florence Taylor, Ruth Taylor, Helen Whyman. Per cent on honor roll, 84.4. C. E. Lake, Teacher. Sixth Grade Vada Jones, Blanch Perry, Lucy Masten, Louise Ketel, Quinter Crlpe, Sam Based, George Rosasco, Sante Caniparoll, Ivan Crawford, Herbert Thompson, Ralph Moore, Wllllamina McQueen. Fifth Grado Jepthra Thompson, Johnroe Chambers, Thomas Clark, Fred Baseel, Elmer Kllmecki, Francis Whitney, George Van Natta, Mildred Chipman, Zola Sec, Pearl Barnes, Grace Chambers, Corlne Corwln, Nora Baseel, Blrdio Hamdel, Hattie Warren. Per cent on honor roll, 87. Mrs. Andrew, Teacher. Fourth Grade Ira Barnes, Mary Caniparoll, Anna Crossman, Alber tina Hankey, Amelia Klblan, Gladys Masten, Margaret Meehan, Genevieve Morris, Victoria Rosasco, Hugh Adams, James Buss, Carl Cossman, Beryl Merrill, Edgar Payne, Ellery SDencer, Fred Warren. Third Grade Nettle Barnes, Nor ma Brasmer, Mildred Carlson, Alma Hanklo, Virginia Masten, Lois Plum mer, Prudence Qulnn, Mildred Tuck er, Lillian Van Natta, Russel Bouls by, James Kettel, Clyde La Valley, Job Payne, James Perry, Ben Pasero, Charles Whyman. Por cent on honor roll, VI. Alice Armstrong, Teacher. First and Second Grados Gene- vlovo Masten, Lawrence Barnes, Wm. RAnnett. Minnie Troyer, Gordon Johnson, Orva Oliver, Wm. Troyer, Robert Hansen, Pearl Adams, Merna Boulby, Lillian Chambers, Lavelle Chambers. Orvlllo Merrill, Delmar Olson, Anna Nlgro, Margarot Nlgro, Clair Wagner, Clara Morgando, kdna Chipman, Vida Bores, Edrlo Meehan, Emma Hooper, Walter Johnson, Mike Basoel, Kenneth Popojoy, Hilda Karth, Drusllla Frantz, Ronald Tay lor, Ross Clark, Angelo Pasoro, Mau rice Murray, Mnmlo Wagner, Laura Hanson. Gerald Buss, Harold Lee, Violet Cade. Harvey Cade, James Cade, Frate Moreflold, Robert Han son, Robert Ollvor. Por cent on honor roll, 78. Ethel A. Matthews, Teacher. 2-in. Post Large Filler I Steel Beds are strong, I yet nearly as light as A I i Steel Bed $12-25 E. A. ROSS Bank Bide.. St. Helens brass. Finished in any wood finish to match dresser, etc. $1.50 Extra Other Beds from $4.25 up Full line of SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and PILLOWS at right prices. We Serve Only the Best Our place has gained a reputation for serving the best Meals and Lunches. Then, too, we handle Cigars, Candies and Soft Drinks. Some morning try our Waf fles; many people tell us they are very good. 4 i i 4 L A little want ad In the St. Helens Mist will bring results. MASON'S A nice lunch at any time ; prices reasonable. CITY GARAGE Agency for The Chevrolet Sold on easy terms Hupmobile Service Station Keep a Full Line of Firestone Tires OIL, GASOLINE AND ACCESSORIES Best equipped Machine Shop in the town for Auto and Marine Work St. Helens, Battery Recharging Oregon CENTRAL MARKET RAY MORTON Phone 60 The Market of Purity and Quality of Meats both Fresh and Cured. Greatest assortment of Lunch Meats in town. Highest cash price paid for Hogs and Veal. A trial will be appreciated. Prompt Delivery GEO. H. SHINN, Pres. L. R. RUTHERFORD, Sec. Columbia County Abstract Company ST. HELENS, OREGON The only complete abstract system in Colum bia County, Oregon. BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES Your Savings What are You Doing With Them? Are you letting them dribble out, a little here and a little there, for things that will be of little if any benefit to you? Or are you keeping them intact so that they may grow into a respectable sum that will count when you see the chance" for a good investment? ASavings Bank Account keeps your money all in a lump, ready at any time you need it. And if you get the savings habit it is worth almost as much as the savings themselves. This bank solicits savings accounts, large and small. Let us help you toward success. The Columbia County'Bank St. Helens. Oregon Oldest in the Countj Interest orSavings Deposits
