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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1917)
ST. HELENS' MIST. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1917 WWW W WW -wi J CORRESPONDENCE J SCAPPOOSE Louie Furer enlisted this week. W. E. Stovena lias a new Maxwell car. Daisy Wtkstrom Is home again from near The Dalles. ! service will ho in the nature of a musieale, and will ho a treat to any-! rue who njoys good singing. Ir. Rlatoliford became 111 very sud-i donly and was taken to a l'ortlaiid j hospital for treatment on Monday. ! Mrs. V. J. Kullerton, sister of M. , 11. Orewell, is visitinK relatives and friends in Seappoose and Warren. rakes for our enlisted boys and will have another "hake" this week to tliiish them. The Hed t'ross has for warded rakes to tho hoys in Frunee. After spending live years in Seap poose, Miss Unhy Tipton lias returned to her home In Hlllsboro. It Is with regret her many friends saw her depart. W feel It Is a community loss, as sho was such a help In cvory- 1 ...J I i,tl.u, ,1,1(1 U1111 llUVll Ullllillll , , . i , thing, always willing to do her part their house and moved to Nehulem.i .. ' . . ,, The Hoys' Club met In the lecture w,ro Mr Uwson Is employed In i a camp. ! Mrs. lllatehford entertained the, Ladies' Aid at the church last Tliurs- j day. A very interesting meeting was! held. l'liil Cloiitngor has accepted a po- j sliiou down the river, and is spend- j ing a week with his mother on the room Tuesday evening Clyde Gochnour and Hugh Adams have arrived lu France. Mrs. Bonnell spint Friday and Sat urday with Seappoose friends. There are several cases of whoop ing cough and chicken pox in the val ley. Mrs. Virgil Stevens and daughter farm before leaving were guests of Mrs. Copeland on Sat-: The Sunday school convention held urday. j last week was a decided success. John Anderson has rented the West ; Many visitors were here from Haln- I cottage formerly occupied by Cloninger. The school boys' club is giving a danco for the high school Friday eve ning. In Watts & Price hall. Congregational church Sunday school, 10:15. Morning worship, at 11:15. Evening service, 7:30. This Villi iter. Clatskanie, St. Helens and other nearby towns. Mr. Kerr addressed the sixth, sev enth and eighth grades and the high school on Monday, asking their sup port for the Y. M. C. A. work among our enlisted boys. Mrs. J. McKay baked 15 fruit The Big Drive Is On ! We've got them on the run to our store buying Underwear, Woolen Socks, Wool Sweaters, Blankets, Canvas Gloves, ToqUes, Mittens, Caps and Woolen Dress Goods. 1 lie finest line von ever saw in St. Helens. OUR BIG Underwear Sale SURELY BRINGS HOME THE BACON $2.09 Ladies' $2.25 wool mixed Union Suits Ladies' $2.00 wool mixed Union Suits Ladies' $1.95 wool mixed Union Suits Ladies' 75c I'leece Lined Vests and Pants Men's $5.00 all wool l'nion Suits .Men's $2.25 wool mixed Union Suits ' Men's $!5 Cotton I'leece lined l'nion Suits , Men's 89c Cotton Fleece lined Vests and Pants Hoys' and Girls' $1.50 wool mixed Union Suits P.ovs' and Girls' X9c Cotton fleece lined Union Suits lloy' and Girls' 45c Cotton fleece lined Ve-ts and Pants WOOL SOX FOR COLD FEET Men's 50c Wool Sox, special Men'- 45c special Wool Sox .Men s .v-u- ool .Sox, special Rock ford Wool Sox I same as last year) THIS SALE ENDS NOVEMBER 23. $1.79 6Cc $4.59 $2.09 $1.49 77c $1.39 79c '.1c 44c 39c 29c 25c Helping You to Make Comforts $-5.2? ymlted ool Halts, very fine wool, ail ready for use; special ?1.65 Ouihed Cotton Hatts, very white cotton, ready for use; special Pure White Cotton in small rolls, per pound , When you I my wool of cotton for a comfort, we will sell you 15c Silkoline for covering per wd. WHO COULD BEAT THAT? $2.98 $1.49 30c 11 1-2c THIS AD IS FULL OF BARGAINS Here is Another Starting Monday Morning, November 19th AND FOR ONE WEEK we will sell Genuine China Cups and Saucers, has fine gold band, for 17c each. This China would make a fine present. ONE DOZEN ONLY TO A CUSTOMER. Io your Annus shopping curly. The same old holler, licit this time it Ih real advice. We have the largest and leM. line of Hull day (mh1s we ever hail, hut won't have half enough to around. All HOIJD.W GOODS out the day after ThankKglvliiK. Millinery Millinery Millinery Buy your hat now. We still have a splendid line of Millinery, right up to the minute in style. Prices 50 per cent under any other' line of Millinery. - VARIETY STORE Sim was given a farewell parly at t lie home of Mrs. Price Monday evening. ! DEER ISLAND I M-:'. ltarliara Chanib'-oau Is vlsit I in her niece, Mrs. t'. A. Kltch. I Miss Myrl Pavis spent the week lend with lier sister, Kunioe, In Clats ! kanio. I A card from Rudolph Hoodoo states lie Is now stationed at Camp Mills, j Long Island. Mrs. Tlielliaull returned from As- torla Saturday, w Ii.th slio lies spent the lust two months. Mrs. Ilolllster, who lias been visit ing her sister, Mrs. Will t'lark, lias i returned to her homo In Astoria. Mrs. llonser left Saturday for Portland, and experts to ro to Van couver, It. I'., before Christmas. , Mrs. Harry Kyle returned to 1'ort Mid Monday, cflor r. few days visit v it h her mother, Mrs. II. Freeman. Mr. Meahan has Riven some line 'ry wood for the Ited Cross sowing "in. which is ureal ly appreciated. Church servlco will ba held In "ils-iii hall Sunday, November IS, it 3:45 p. in. Siiiiday school at 3 o'clock. Miss Florence lloesch came down i'roni The Dalles Tu'vday, called by the serious illn -ss of her mother, Mrs. Wise. Itrrn, to Mr. and Mrs. Chin, llrown, Friday, November 'J, 11 line ten-pound boy. Mother end son ure proRrossitiR nicely. A basket bocIi.I will bo held Sat urday evening at the Canon school- on bis way to New linen of work undertaken by Hoy Scout nil over the land. Knrourur.e the boys lu this, it meant better hoys anil bettor citizens. BACHELOR FLAT Nearly everyono Is busy with fall work. Miss lllliua Morton wan lioiiin over Sunday. Mr. mid Mrs. Alinrotli was doliiK business In tho Huso City last week. Mrs. A. lleiiRlo and diuiRlilor lll.iuclie visited with Mrs. Mllich last Friday. Mrs. HoutiitK visited with her bro ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. II Keynolils, last Friday. (.Julio n number of the folks from here attended tile Ited t'ross sale last week mid had u very pleasant time. Mrs. Flsio HurRoyne, of Portland, was u week end visitor of Miss KlellA F.mpo, at tho homo of Mrs. Morton. Mrs. Florence Larson was a week end visitor with her sister, Mlna Helen Larson, who is In I'orlland ul present. The SewiiiK Circle met with Mrs. Jacohsou ami had n very pleasant afternoon. The next luoctiiiR will he with Mrs. NoIrI, on lieceniber 8. Mr. and Mrs. Lilllch have as their Riiest this week Mrs. F. M. Fowler. of Halnler, who Is Mrs. I. Hitch's mother, and Mr. and Mrs. tlodfrey Lillich, of Clatskuule. Friends of Oran Johnson will he Kind to know that word has been re ceived from Mm since ho has lauded lu his new ciuiirters near New York, and to hear he is In the best of health Remember that November 1!4 Is the date of the basket social nt Bachelor Flat school. It may be well to say l hut Mr. Kullerton, of Warren, has been kind enoiiRli to offer his service as auctioneer, and that is ohourIi to say that there will be a Rood time. Mrs Lillich has received a letter from her brother, Tom Kowler, who was at Camp Lewis nut wtio Is now York. Ho sab! ' Weak Ah a Koneral Nl,liili. ,r " ral rah. n ..... school room und do In to ndont u .i... .. . n,H,tl to dei.ks. They certainly have hIiowu i some Improvements airouuy, or ill looks more nun a srnooi room unii no m to adopt u dim sun i everybody feels tuoro like studying, ugn mid occupation untl to W us ibev feel morn comfortable. I bowels reuiiir n... '"P I Mrs. Adkliis and daiiKliter Laura. ' you huv i,,,. 'Btl tint " ... . ... . , I .. ""' '"urn MU . urn your oiif of Cortland, wore visltlliK Willi joint 1 eonsllpated, ;,ko Fnrr's folks Sunday. lulu's Tablets. VERNONIA SCHOOL NEWS AND NOTES I ' In the piee-hukltiK contest held by the school last Friday, the following you n K ladles won the prizes for hav iliK bilked the best pies: llattlo Web ster, Doris Wood, Until Hovelling und Meiislo Parker. The comiiiiiuity party to ho Riven at the school on Saturday evening of this week promises '.o. he ii pleasant alTair. While it will ho an "old folks party" everyono In tho vicinity of J Vomoiin is Invited, j Thu additional hooks und Inborn-j lory apparatus necessary to make the. IiIrIi school standard have been or dered, and we shall soon have a four- i ear stiiuilard IiIrIi hcIiooI. A local Institute for teachers will he held at Vernotiia on November 24. Superintendent Allen will be hero, and perhaps Superintendent Church ill will also he In tit'endaure. The IiIrIi school girls made a ner-! Ico flag this week, In recognition of the patriotism shown by the school; hoys who offered their services to our country. Perhaps no other school, n the county tost so many boys to the army mid navy as did the Ver noniii school. : i no pie oiikiiir coniest attracted n 'urge number of visitors to the school 'rlday afternoon. A short program was rendered by the Rrades, ttinl pie Hid cocoa were served. Holiday Goods ...v. ..UW .unviiij;. Better make your selection now, l'ay a small deposit on the article and wc will hold it ior you until Christmas. VON A. GRAY The Jeweler house. Kveryono Is l-ivlted. The the boys had received the bin box money Is to be used to buy pictures of candy that the Honor Cuard girls nd other thliiRs needed to standard- of St. Helens had sent them. lie said ze the school. vhey certainly appreciated It and that Nineteen women r.nd Rills respond- he wished to bo reineinlierd kindly to d to the call for wo-kers made by tho Rlrls. lie Ited Cross sewliiR room, and live School Is priiRressliiR nicely under midlines were kept busy as Ioiir as the inanaRement of Miss Fjnpo. layllcht lasted. There is soinethinR There are 33 pupils enrolled. Those 'or nil to do, hut more iiu'chlnes on tho honor roll for October were mid be used. Anyone wMIIiir to Marlon SkarberR, Clifford Greenland, d :. machine to sew for our boys Viola SoderberR, Llnea SkarberR, ".ho are now In .ho trenchrs ,-nd be- Forest White, F.dward Madsen, Syl- 'B killed and wounded, briiiR or vela Orooiilund, Carl Skyberg, Harold setid to the sewing room up stairs in While, Kdward LlndberR, Irving Lar Gr.inse hall. son. Crystal llurkhead, Kvu Llnd- Mrs. L. J. Allen, of O. A. ('., L. P. berg, Ilessle Jacohson, Harold Alm Harrington, state field worker,; I). 'roth. Agnes Kngutroni, Oscar Mad C. Howard, county agricultural sen, Kthel Ileunrt, Llla While, Karl agent, and J. W. Allen, county su- Weedeu, Helmur LlndberR, Oscar perintendent. were much appreciated ' Morton. visitors nt the Deer Islcnd school . Tuesday afternoon. Mr. L. J. Allen1 WARREN nnd Mr. IlarrlnRtou are visiting all the sehrols of the Bt:te in order to! Truemun Grewell and Floyd Dun talk to the hoys and girls and en- can, who are working at Portland, courage them to study farming am! visited their relutlves Sunday, domestic science in a practical way.: Mrs. Anderson, of Qulncy. Ore, For the boys there aro pig clubs and was visiting at J. Krlckson'H Monday corn raising contests, besides many and Tuesday of this week, other activities; and for the girls,1 Mrs. C. Miller and Mrs. IluiiRsword baking, canning and sewing. Any! left for Stella, Wash., where they boy or girl can borrow money at expect to stay u few weeks to vlalt. either the Rainier or St. Helens bank ' Julius Uyser, of Sauvles Island, to buy a pig. A strict record of cost i visited his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. F, is to be kept and reports made, thus W. Iloesel and family Sunday. .eacning Dusiness methods. Ten les-i Jase llaker, son of N. F. linker, sons on any line taken up will be who has been stationed at Camp -out from (). A. C. and the two scor-! Lewis, left for Long Island, N. Y., Ing highest in each county will bn Thursday. ........ u uiu io me siaio rair. The The Ited Croas "lie Social ."vn nun k ins ih.to were eager to been a good bucccsh. A nvail themselves of the opportunity. 1 attended tho social. A and classes will be formed. Any boy; 140.79 was made. or girl between the ngo of 9 and 18 ! Tho pupils of tho eighth grade can become a member. For further havo now been seated according to Information apply to Prof. Ulake.-,-' their average monthly grades Kvery ! ,ee or MiBS I)avlK- I body la anxloun to get tho back Last Saturday evening the boys (,f seats, as they are the honorary seats the community were Invited to meet j We are proud of our library, which with Mr. Blakeslee In Artisan hall Is ono of tho best in Columbia coun for the purpose of forming a boys' ;ty. Another portion of books again club. The object of this club is to 'arrived lust Friday, but still luck furnish nn outlet for the energies I iiomo reference books for civil gov and ambitions of the boys not other-: ern men t which will arrive later wise given to their school work and I Our school was very glad In hnv-l other activities. Kvery one knows Ing our county superintendent, J W i that to be busy is to be happy, and Allen, visit us Monday. Tho differ-! also that busy folks do not havelent rooms wore called for assembly ! time for things not worth whllo. All! during which Prof. Allen ,.v.. .... 1 boys between the age of 12 and 20 Interesting speech on "Club Work" are eligible. Among other things will ! and "ThrlftnnUU ' no tno regulation drill and Mrs. She I. O. Stuihell Tells How Cured Her Hon of fold. "When my toil Kills was sick with a cold last winter I jtavo blin Chum horlnln'a Cough Remedy. It helped lilni at once und iiulckly broke up his cold." writes Mrs. P. O. Stucholl, Homer City. Pu. This remedy has been In use for ninny years. Its good 'lunlltles havo been fully proven by ' many thousands of people. It Is pleasant and safe to take. ! Get Away from the RENT HABIT Own your own lot and build your own home. We have a hundred lots in the most desirable locations ol the citv. Prices ratine from $75 to $250 These lrt :ir sbl "v"14 uii easy terms; $10.00 down and $5 DC to $10.00 per month. Columbia County Real Estate Co L. R. Rutherford. Mgr. St. Helens, Oregon CALLING THE ROLL IO7 Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS. SHAVES, SHAMPOOS I ai'H thine; in the !;trlicr Line done up in Si vie Cur slni) is St till lv Clean :i nil S.'ttiit.iiy Come in anil Sec us sr. iii:i.i:ns for breakfast every morning is n fa vorite task for the children. There Is nothing nicer than sweet, fresh Rolls crisp from the oven. If wo sup ply you with your breadstuff you will never havo cnuso for complaint but rather for congratulation. Our Hread, Rolls, and lllsculla are pure wholesome, nourishing and very up! petlzlng to young nnd old. If you are not buying bread here now, favor us with a trial and you will then he como a steady customer. Si. Helens Bakery I. Ramsey flioti hone l,l II. M. TERRY THU MOTOR TROUBLE MAN lixpeil M.o lilnUt. llrlng jour auto troulileN to me. Marine Hark n kpccinlly. Shop at St. Helen" KiiragC- Phone til im:ici:s always rkasonaiii.k bus largo crowd proceeds of study necessary to qualify for the liny Scouts patrol. Now when every en ergy or the nation is needed In tha A salo is going to tako plnco In the Orange lin.11 next Werliw.u,i.. November 21, by the had Ins' Aid of the Mothodlst church. Also a nro-i great struggle before us, It l only gram will be arrunged and refresh ntt ng that our hoys should turn to men Is served. Kverybody is cordlal Kerious things and by co-oporatlon ly Invited. ami earnest endeavor be ready for lliolr part and to uld In the many Tho high school room hp.s now been furnished with new school Holiday Goods Arriving Make your selection now and get the best pick. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WINTER SUITS AND DRESSES A large line to choose from and at reasonable prices. M. ROSENTHAL A BARGAIN FOR YOU 42 Lots in St. Helens and 4 room house. City water. Good garden soil. All fenced. " Only $1,000 LWt let this bargain pass. See me at once and make arrange ments to own your own home. L. R. RUTHERFORD, Phone 10 St. Helens, Ore. WHY EXPERIMENT? Drifted Snow Flour ''' ,,,,AM ''"WW I'..Hma..cirlc mutational K..."'"' Use the best and you are always satisfied MASON, EHRMAN & CO, PK lr Salo by ST. IIKINM MKIICANTII H CO. t
