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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1917 i ; 1 WARREN Trofessor Russell gave a very lu-: teresttug ami instructive talk uu t lio conservation of food lust Tuesday morning at general assembly, after which the cards were distributed, one to each family. The children were urged to see that every family in ' Warren community signed the pledge and got the other curds. Vucle Sam need have no fear regarding the con servation of food In this community. Mrs. Fritz Widmer, Mrs. Coil and Werner Wldnior, of Sauvies Island.' visited at the former's parents, Mr. j and Mrs. Fred Boesel, Tuesday. The student body will hold a busi- j ness meeting and rally at the (.'.range j hall next Thursday evening, the 26th. at which time the question of ath letics will be definitely settled. An other Important matter to settle will be the manner of raisiug this year's installment on tho pluuo. We have a few Dautel Websters and Culhouus In the school, and they propose to make their point of views understood. Louis Boesel, home on a furlough, visited here .last Saturday and Sun day. Louis said that he is enjoynig himself immensely and wouldn't have missed it for anything. Miss Hattie Grewello and her bro- ther, Trueman, left for Portlund Sut- urday, where they expect to work Mr Wat80n of Forest 0roV(ii wlt Mrs. Erickson and her three daugh- :8everal fr,end pagsed t,lroU(?h ters from North Dakota are visiting j aU Sunuay. at the home of Ernest and Charley I Rylanders. They Intend staving here1 Some cattle buye" took 8ome cut' a few days, after which ther will j tle out of tl,e valley Thursday. go to St. Helens or Portland to live. ThU ,s a fine ,in,e for sowi"K fali Miss Myrtle Larson left last week ! Sraiu to teach school in Harney county. Mrs' P' Sheeley and Myrtle Iler From a geographical g(amlpolnt, j visited with Mrs. J. Smith Friday. Myrtle is out in the "wide and lone-1 Mr. Blaker was at Vllson5s Frl oome," but that's the place where day afternoon, gathering prunes, teachers are made or ruined, we are The Kist Sunday scnool started up told, so take it from us Myrtle will , again last Sunday, after tho summer make good, and then watch her. vacation. There is expected to be a basket ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Throop were at social at the Grange hall soon, so j Forest Grove one day last week, watch for it. , visiting friends and attending busi- Miss Hilda Muhr and her sister-: ness. in-law, Mrs. Louis Muhr, visited Mr. ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinen, of Muhr at American Lake over Satur-j Portland, are visiting a few days with day and Supnday. ; her sister, Mrs. Powell, and Mrs. A farewell party was held at the t Peterson, below Vernonta. home of Truoman Trewelle last There have been a series of dances Wednesday evening, the 10th, inland parties given in honor of our honor of Harvey Hay, who is now j in the naval training camp in Call-, fornia. Harvey, who was a member : of the Warren band and Boy Scouts, i goes as a musician. We presume that It will be many months before Harvey can make a visit to Warren, but he and that uniform will cer tainly receive a heary welcome. THE PEOPLE'S HAPKET Will Open It's Doors to the Public MI, You are requested to call and inspect our sanitary market, and we are sure you will be convinced that our market fills a long needed want in St. Helens. Our stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is fresh and clean, just from the manufacturer or wholesaler, and our Meats are all that one can ask for as to quality. IN SERVING THE PUBLIC OUR POLICY WILL BE First To Sell and Buy for Cash, thereby affording us to make the lowest possible prices. Second To keeo a fresh, clean stock of Groceries and Vegetables, selling them at only a fair margin of profit and at prices which will carry out the rule of "Live and Let Live." . .Third To dispense with the delivery system and offer our customers such good goods and low prices that they can carry their meats and groceries to thei own homes, saving the delivery charges. Fourth To establish and maintain in St. Helens a busi ness which will be built on the principles of honesty and fair dealing. IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST to give us a trial order. You will be satisfied and, we be lieve, become a regular customer. The People's VHUNb. 40 TTVTVTVVTVVV7777VTTT1fV7vrvvvv NEHALEM VALLEY We are having such a nice long spell of fine weather now that the roud work is progressing with amnz lng rapidity. Mr. Mill Is doing his utmost to finish the graveling before It rains again. Mrs. llirupp lias returned rum a vIslt at Portland and HillBboro. Mr. Weed returned Sunday frrm his semi-monthly trip. to St. Helens He saw the wreck of the auto ut Hillsboro thut caused the death of three people, one of them being Al bert Hornshoe, who is well known in Nehalem. His wife was so badly hurt thut she is not expected to live. Their two little daughters were bail ly hurt but are out of serious dan ger. Mr. Wilkinson's second daughter. Gladys, was taken very sick Thurs day night. Mrs. Dr. Cole was called, also Dr. Wooden. The conference disclosed it to be a case of pneu monia in Us worst form. Her father was away working but cume home immediately on hearing of his daugh ter's sickness. Mrs. Emma Hose and infunt daughter, of eastern Oregon, arrived Friday for a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Huns Chrlstenseu, and other friends in the valley. boys who have been home on fur-1 lough from the army and navy. Dob McPherson, Bert Wood. Dewey Van I Blaricom, Everitt Tucker, Cyril ! John, Homer Sheeley, Russel and Gale Stanton, of the navy, and Glen ' Sheeley of the medical corps in j Washington. The boys all seem to be In ship shape, and look as If they k tj OGTO MR w I L j Market ST. HELENS, ORE had been very well treated by Uncle Sam. We wish them Godspeed and success for the future. BACHELOR FLAT Mr. Pope la busy threshing. It Is rather late, but better late than not at all. Mrs. Steffle Nolglo spent a tew days visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, last week. Mrs. Merril. of West St. Helens, visited with her sister, Mrs. Burk head, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Win. White were shopping in Portland last Saturday. There were quite a number of the folks from tho Flat wandered out to Warren last Saturday evening and Incidentally rode the goat at the Grange lodge, but all seemed able to report for duty Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lilllch and daughter, Minnie, visited in St. Hel ens Sunday at the home of Mr. urn! Mrs. Martin White. Mrs. Player, of ClatHknnle, has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Burkheud. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burduhl drove up to the Rose City last week In their Ford. They report having a very pleasant trip and the roads In very good shape. The Bachelor Flat Sewing Circle met on the 13th at tho schoolhouse. After the business was finished some of the sisters gave tho rest a very enjoyable surprise by treating them to some very good coffee und cuke, which all seemed to enjoy. It wus decided to take the money on hand to build a much needed play shed for the children. There not being suffi cient funds to build one, a basket social will be given soon to help! swell the funds. It Is hoped everyone will take an interest In this. The date will be announced a little later. IThe next meeting of the circle will bo held at Mrs. P. Jacobson's. on November 3. It is hoped to see a good attendance and everyone bring your own work. Hours from 2 to 4:30 D. m. We would bo verv . . . . . to have somo new members Join with us, rs we nope to ma no this a Boclal as well as a benclicial affair. Eugene Meriting bus moved lil family out on the DeSpuIn farm and j will take charge of the place this winter. It Is understood that Mrs. j DeSpaln will spend the winter In , California with her daughter. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Soderberg and children, Mrs. Noiglo and son Walttle j took a trip up the highway last Sun- i day in O. Erlckson's new car. i u. -j . i- . .. . . I Mr. and Mrs. Krlc Peterson have takn rooms In the Long building, I In West St. Helens, and will be glad 1 to welcome their many friends ' : I SCAPPOOSE j Miss Gypsy Johnston Bpsnt the week end with friends In Portland. I Irene Ktoltenbcrg left on Monday j to tako a business course at Links college. Mrs. J. Divens, after spending some j time with her mother, Mrs. Leonard, iieii on sunuay to join her husband in their new home at Seaside. Mrs. Gochnour haa moved from tne j. u. watts ranch to Mr. FUh's cottago, formerly occupied by the Niblock family. Mrs. Eskrldge, of Sheridan, Is visiting hor mother, Mrs. E. M. Watts. Floyd Bachelder has returned from his ranch at La Pine, In central Ore-!10" tjgon, to attend school horo for tho winter. He is staying at the home w of Mr. Grewell. Lj John Anderson is homo for a few days, having hurt his foot nt Chap kjman camp last week. y Fred Lango, who has eniploymen' k. at tho Scapuoose lumber can-in attend school horo for tho j changing a belt when tho belt silo- Iped and -he strained one of h.a ban', and lacerated nn ear. He was bund- aged and taken to tho Good Samurl-1 tan hospital and at last report he u i improving nicely. 1 Mr. Hon f!,.uf ., wwi.b " 'I uuciuiou Ull mm wees ai a nospitai in Portland. 1 Mrs. Gordon, who has been stay- i lng with her mother. Mrs. Dawson, for two months, has returned to her home In Knappa. Mrs. Lawson and son are vlHitiug In St. Helens for a few days. Orvllle Garrison made a flying trip on Saturday from Camp Lewis, to glvo his relutivos and friends a pleas ant surprise. He returned Sunday. Loren Johnson left Sunduy morn ing to attend college at Corvallls. His many friends wore quite sur prised. It was late Saturday eve- ning whon Loren decided ho could go. Ho was a Htudont there lust Van J. G. WattH and family spent Sun-L day In Portland. j Mr. and Mrs. A. Hackett spent Sun - 1 day with Mrs. Hackett'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Butler. ' M M T lir.... 1 . . m. i . tvuiis is sun in l'ori- lund, not having fully recovered from ; ner illness. Her many friends wish Bnu """'very wagon. Price very roa hor a speedy recovery. Bonabl- Tho. Hoy, St, Helens, Ore ; O. L. Davenport, broker In Port-1 J 40"tf imnu, huh ueen in me vicinity buying" . potatoes and shlppnlg to Texas. A 20-puHseneer easollno ear nr. ririvea Sunduy over the S. P trucks for the Nehalem Timber Co The car Is to be used for transfer ring passengers from camp to Scap poc.so stutlon. Fverybody In this town was glad when Roy Freeman reopened the moat market Tuesday morning. He desires to give custodiers good ser vice but it is necessary to be away some afternoons to dress meat. Hu will post notice which day he will be away. Watch for It. The Ladles' Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Dan Crowley, the meeting was In the form of a sojlal und silver tea. An Interesting program was rendered and a delicious lunch served. The freo will offering amounted to $10. The sophomores entertained the high school Tuesday evening In the high school building. A Jolly good time was enjoyed by all, und lots of good eats. Herman Miller and Fred Wist, two of our drafted boys, signed up us loggers. They have been transferred to another en nip und ure now usslHt Ing with building railroads. Lighting exports recommend the use of 600 watt electric lamp sockets in ull kitchens so that an ndapter can bo used on an electric iron and a Mazda lamp. TRY OUR WANT ADS Lost Small black cow with a bell on it; slit In one ear. Ray Morton, Central Market. For Sale, First class rutabagas, II 60 per sack. Oregon Berkshire Co., Warren. 4 4-21 Lost One 6 spot white face year old red cow; and small horns slightly turned. Reward. Central I Market, St. Helens. 44-21 Wanted, by a gentleman, furnished room in private family; close lu. P. O. Box 295, St. Helena. 44-lx Lost Sterling sliver Invnller. out sldo of lloulton depot. Oct. 6. Phone 108F12. 44-2-x I ! . For Sale Little pigs; sows and DOB UJ Dig soon. ! on st. Helens. W. H. Fax- 4-2 For Sale Milk cows and (). I. C. plga. C. J. Larsuii, Warren, Oro. 43tf TOH SALE CHEAP A 20x5 ft. launch with 4 h. p. 4 cycle MRlne. This is a nice, roomy bout nd. ftecUy safe. A'so several two and four cycle engines, carbureters, propellers and miscellaneous bout supplies. Come to my Kurage and look them over. Yo? mKlt llnl J"Ht what you want and at a reasonable urlen II M Terry, St. Helena Garage. Phone 67 43-tf For Sale, Cheap A gentle saddle pony' wo" broke, 6 yours old. Also good saddle. u. J. Keolan, Deer Is 4 3-3-x land. For Sale A registered Shorthorn bull three years old. Price reason able. J. P. Archibald, Goblo, Ore 43-4-x For Sule Three grade Jersey hei fers. 8. Wellborn, phono 106 F2 Warren, Ore. 43.2 I For Sale Turn fniul. ...ML, , Rave Coons, Warren, Oregon. Phone ' 4l-tf 7l. IT '. nusi or otrayea uno dark brown -yearling heifer. Has 6 In. horns He I ward for Information leuding to re covery. Notify Mist office. 41-X-3 I Pasturage close lu to St. Helens I for rent. Inquire of Bert Hoffman, at Ircudla hotel. 4i.tf 1. f'or,8a,a Wheat and vetch, also LETriT? D"" son, Warren, Oregon. '3-tf ,1 bu fat catt'. milk cows, any size f.i .r ... "V ""YVB ,rom 3 ""J"" 01 siock cattle. CUlvea frnm 9 'Old and lin .hann 1.,., ...-".. " .T !"' "U IUUII, UUUU WISIKIliniF HfftlMI r. .. "" rrana l.. Bmlth, Bmlthshlre BcttPP"''o. Ore. 35.t( Ten uolIaro rQwar(, : yoar-old red and white cow with Ayr- shire crop on ears, and younir iini. stein calf. Jack Appleton, Deer Is land, Oro. 33-tf I have 30 choice lots to sell, will sell all to one person or one at a B.m ,HaroId R. Bunk Bldg., St. Helena. Wanted People to know I am running a car for hire. My motto Is mai. mono a-3Z or 64 H I J. SouthurU. 14-tf .' For Sule Chean A ....... i.. work horses and ml I lr nnn a .1 .t wnp, nuur Jfirlr Ann alnn rtA- .1 . ... wm. uur iHumu, ureKon. 29-tf We havn n 'car which we will sell at $ 6 60 Has I b.een UBe1 very llttlo and is lii Al Idl'i ,,u'!y Kuara"lau- Indepen- " " v w. ,.?0,.r5uleLlKl't tuara a'"l 1'arness I-or Sule Smull pigs. 20c per puond, live weight. Wm SkuJl . Warren, Ore. Phono 108 F-3 42 3 x Typewriter ribbons and curbon pu per can be obtained at the Mist office. Wade's Portable Gasoline Drag Saw With 4 h. p. engl'io Is made of the very best materials to moot Ore gon conditions. Weight complete, 286 pounds. It In fully guaranteed by It. M. Wado & Co., of Portland, the largest Independent dealers lu farming machinery lu the north west. The engine cau easily bo de tached und used for ordinary farm purposes. Wrlto for full particulars or call at our place for demonstra tion. We will muko a special Intro ductory offer to tho tlrsl person In any community who will purchase a Wude. At the preuent high price of cordwood, thin uaw should pay for Itself In 30 days. Price fltlO de livered und terms to relluhlo prrtloa. W. C. & R. G. MEEHAN, Agents, Deer Island, Oregon S. P. & S. TIME TABLE From Portland Leaves Arrives Train. Portland St. Helens No. 21 8:10 a. id. 9:11 a. m. No. 26 12:35 p. in. 1:43 p. in. No. 27 6:36 p. in. 0:34 p. m. No. 23 :15 p. m. 7:09 p. m. To Portland . Loaves Arrives Train. St. Helens Portlund No. 26 7:68 a. in. I): 16 a. m. No. 22 11:21 a. m. 12:20 u. m No. 28 3:66 p. 111. 6:00 p. in. No. 24 8:64 p. m. :&& p. 111. Buses leave for station about 20 minutes In advauco of above time. ST. HELENS-PORTIAND AUTO LINE I'lU.VK HIIKP.lltlt, Pro,,. HCHI Dl I.K , A. M. P. M. Lv. St. Helens 7:30 1-30 Warren 7:45 1 j 4 s Scappoose 8:oo 2:00 Ar. Portland 9:20 3:20 Lv. Portland 10:00 4-00 Ar. St. I Mens n:60 6:60 KulurUuys and Kuiidii Special trip leavlug Ht. He-lens p. m. Leave Portland 11 p. ni. RELIABLE SERVICE ST. HELENS ROUTE v ! Will.m.lt. Slou.k r V-, THE PtOPLM BOAT X. STR. AMERICA Leaves Portland d illy - -2:30 p. m ( Sundav 1:30 n m 1 Arrives St. Helens - . g:oo p. m. (Sunduy 3:30 p. in.) Louves St. Helena - - - 6:16 a. m Arrives Portlund - - - 10:16 a. iu. H. HOLMAN. Ag.nt Makes all way landings. Whnrf foot Alder streut. Phones: Main 8323. A-4204. FRANK WILKINS. 8t Helens Agent. Str. IRALDA Hat between Bt. Helens anil Portland, BO criitn mm 75 cents for the round trip. Tl.kelfl good until used. Host leaves St. Helens 7:55 a. 'm. Returning leaves Poitland 2M) , Arrive at St Helens 4 '45 p. m. f- I HOOGHKIRK Your Printing Your business is judged by its quality as a man is judged by his clothes. No "smudge" work at the Mist We do class Printing. Reasonable prices for High Class Work. T Protect Your Hdtfl Ky tatmg Pasteurized Butter H HT. IIKI.KNH Iiicht Ht. Helen tMM.rUve Cre.m. or Association Ht.' Helens M. HOVEN Steamer RUTH SAFE. SPEEDY SERVICE TOWING. JOBBING Passenger accomodations for 100 Landing at City Dock E Cattle Buyer ST. HELENS, OREGON Phone D-98 Hotel Barber Shop IIKW1TT 11I.IKJ. II. T. HK.VVKTT, rropr. MOHT NAMTAUV Hllop HT. IIKI.KNH A REAL NIIOK HIIINK CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING A Hinrlaltj EDDIE'S PLACE CIGARS TOBACCO CONFECTIONS E. B. Woods, Prop. Phone 96 Lyncli & Muhr HAIR CUTS, SHAVES, SHAMPOOS 1 Kvcrvthing in the Ilarlicr Line done up in St vie Our simp is Strictly Clean and Sanitary Come in and See us NT. IIKLKNH PERRY GRANITE CO. Earl Terry, Mgr. 301 4 th St. Portland, Ore. Designers and Manufac turers of Monuments. Deal with us direct and thus save agent's commis sion. l'or Good Work, always the cheapest. All Hum fall at Hotel Courteous Treatment STOP AT ORCADIA HOTEL TIIOH. IHIIIHTKK, Prop. ( lib ken Dinner Sunday, 80c K.ITKH $1.00 PKIt DAT AND UP Hio lal lUtei to ltegular Hoarders George's Market HT. HICI.FNH , I' llKHH AND HALT MEATS PIIOM; 4H Prompt Hervit GEORG WILSON Subscilho for tho MlBt.