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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, MARCH I, 1918 "aVer HOMES ' .. Wa"" wu Portland Ws- jat WW- po-u,.,,,! iPent a t. 8 H Tliomas - mw. . f",w . while here lie fell IIOIU"! d in - . .. U...11I1 wr.s guest of w,rl. Wr Thursday. , StOCKlIUlO VISIluu fliltlllAV. f irtna i" Htdolino Thomas spent the ld visiting trimid ,n N"" lley. I Mrs. Guyton. 01 I'oruana, U gt tlia home of Messrs, ,hli Nellie VVasBur and Miss Mn- It. frlHniltl In HL arti mi ' - Iluckner wa called to . . ft. a ianr1. . I III l. L.in anruiuniT in. El pom ft w " B Holbrook and Calvin Hanoi oded the Ked Cro ontortaln- lt d Oouio rrmay ma". ITIn Ort"Ke ""nee rmiurui. mini f -.11 .tiemlod. and the music LoiKhapproclftted by all. m Nellie Httker. who la attend- L Li.h school in I'oniiuiu. iinin L iwk end vImUIiik her parents U Bh returned riuuuay uiriii. 1 t,..i. nr Mn 11 . 1 irm . LtOOira nun., . . . sited t nralin a, inu wiiue I ..l.l.. ua llitt lund llA irthued a few y 'ro,n Holbrok. Th money lnn in uj mo ntnuui r r 8ttliiK and Thrift Stamps uoudU to $111.08. The children . 1 .ml irn a.vln mi M fBMUSIM'iu - -r 1 odd oennlM for atampa. Ileuben Truman and Erwln Wasser are In the lead In the Thrift campaign. The puplle on the roll of honor fur thla month are: Sylvia Bwlih. Ouv Russell, Itadlum Dlghton. Lester Smith, Marie Wasser, Lawrence Fru aer, Vern Holbrook, Eva HuilHpoth. Maurice Smith, Earl Holbrook, Lydla Mourlnn, Nellie Womr. Hulun Mev- era, Loren HurKont, Henry Wasser. Charlea Wasser, Murvln Link, David Morvee, Kenneth Smith, Hubert Sur font. Klale lleckner, Mabel WasHer. Stella Ileckner, Loo no HudsDoth. Uladya Krasor, Mildred Morvee, Hcr- yle Dlnhton, Myrtle Myers, The per cent of attendance li (7. Teachers, Mudellne Thomas, Mary Thoniua. GOBLE Nick ThomaB wai home over Sun day. Mra. Downs was In Portland Mon day. Mre. Fred Lenxaschur went lo Knlnlor Wednesday. A dauKhter was born to Mr. and Mra. Urvllle Link last Suturduy night. Armor Long traded lilt Ford In on a new Maxwell. Mr. McCarthy also has a new automobile. Captuln Thoa. Fry and wife have landed In Ann FrancUco anil are ex pected In Uoble aomo time next week. N. W'olter, Sr., died Wednesday morning at the home of his sou, Frank Welter, near Goble, where he has been 111 for some time. Mr. Wel ter was an old-tlmo resident of Ooblu, coming here from Minnesota many years ago. lie Is survived by four sons and two daughters The literary entertainment Friday, February 22, was a great succoan Mr. LurBon preulded. The program I committee was composed of Mrs. Ho- ven, Mrs. Mallaber and Mr. Brown. I The following program was rendered: 1 Song M Own ITnllal ai.'o. K' .TrBJn- tl.erl.nl ' .NO. Zl Dialogue Five girls. I'luno Bolo Jennie Ilolle Link. Song Iris Link. Dialogue The Dressing Gown Mrs. Tipton, Mr. Drown, Miss Reams, Otto Cantwell, Jennie King, Harry UIhIiop. Song Audrey Malluber. instrumental Music Mr. Brown, vX' i Jenny Ttnila 1 (ni a ..i.n.i uiuiogue Otto Cnntwell Harry HIhIiod. Bong Miss Thomas. Dialogue Seven girls. Bong Mr.. Brown. Coffee and cake were served after wards by Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Welter and Mrs. Larson. The proceeds, SG2. was turned over to the Hod Cross. S. P. & S. TIME TABLE No. 25.. No. 27.. No. 23.. Train. No. 26. No. 22. No. 28. From Portland Leaves Arrives Portland ... 8:10a.m. . . .12:36 p. m. . 6:35 p. m. ... 6:15p.m. To Portland Loaves St. Helens ... 7:68a.m. . . .11:21 a. m. . . . .8:66 p. m. 8:64 p.m. St. Helena :11 a. m. 1:43 p. m. 6:34 p. m. 7:09 p. m. Arrives Portland 9:16 a. m. 12:20 p. m. 6:00 p. m. 9:65 p. m. an(j 1 uuses leave lor siaiion auoui zu ! minutes in advanco of abovo time. Every Individual Is on the police force of the food administration. His first diligence should be to see that bis own service Is all that it should be, then to police bis family and his nolghbors. Trim your meat end melt the fat. Don't let a scrap get into the garb age pail. NoW is the time to buy your Garden Seed Wc have a special line of all varieties, just fresh arrival. FinC Onion Sets at 5c per pound. Better get in a supply before they are all gone. Also have land plaster and fertilizers. , We are now ready to make contracts for this season's produce. We pay $50.00 per ton for Kentucky Wonder beans, and fruits and cabbage accordingly. CALL AND SEE US Columbia River Canning & Produce Company BACHELOR FLAT Hev. W. J. Johnson held services at Hed Town lust Sunday. Miss Kstalla Euipo attended the local Institute at Clatskanle last Sut- urday. Mrs. A. Beegle end Mrs. Soder- berg visited with Mrs. Peterson laitt Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lllllcli and daughter Minnie visited relatives at Doer Island Sunday. Laurence Johnson had the misfor tune to get his hund badly crushed while working In the Columbia City shipyard. I There was an interesting school meeting held luat Saturday night in the schoolhouse. W. J. Johnson was! elocted director to succeed U. S.j D'Spain. It was decided to let thcl bids out to build a play shed 38x40. j Mrs. Frank Uurdahl had as her guosts lust Friday to dinner Miss Florence Lurson, Miss Estella Empo, Miss 11 11 ma Morton and Miss Hallen Mudson, In honr of Miss Alice Halk- yer, who is vlsillng-at her place. Miss llulkyer Is from Goldondale, Ore. The school honor roll lo some what smullod this month In compari son with those of previous months, on account of sickness among the children. It is ns follows: Oscar MadBeu, Ilolmer Llndberg, Bassle Jacobson, Ilurold Almroth, Ena Lind borg. Crystal Burkhead son When the ny U Done I have eaten a bale Of spinach and kale. And I've never raised a row. I have swallowed a can Of moistened bran And I feel like a brlndle cow. I am taking a snack '. From the old haystack In the evening shadows gray. And I'm glad, you bet, At last to get To the end of a meatless day. Washington Star. Notice I hereDy given that 1 will offer for si;le in the manner pro vided by 1: w, on the 8th day of March, A. 1). 1918, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon of said day, at my resi dence near Goble, Columbia County, Oregon, a certain mare colt of bay color, marksd with a white spot In its forehead, and about two years old, an estray taken up by me on the 16th day of January, A. D. 1918. (Signed) O. H. PARMER. Str. IMLDA Comine to Kelso 1MKTOK MELLENHTTN & CO. SPECIALISTS DO NOT fSE Hl'RGERV Rate between St. Helena aid Portland, 60 cents on way, 75 ceata for the round trip. Ticket good nntil used. Host h-avna Sr.. Helen ?:Hl. m. ttelurniiip lesves Portland 2:30 p. m. Arrive at St Helens 4 -45 p. m. r. I. HOOGHKIRK 3T. HELENS ROUTE is WilluBalt 3Uth THE PEOPLES BOAT Will bo at Rockwell Hotel, Monday, March 18. Office Hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. One Day Only No Charge for Examination The doctor in charge Is a regular graduate In Medicine and Surgery and is licensed by the state of Wash ington. He visits professionally the more Important towns and cities and offers to all who cr.ll on this trip consultation and examination free, except the expense of treatment when desired. According to Mb method of treat ment he does not opernte for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils cr adenoids. He has to his credit many wonder ful results in diseases of the stom- irvinir l.nr- nch. liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves. "iuii RU7ln Fdward I IndberK ! heart, kidneys, bladder, bedwetting, , Leslie Skuzle, fcdwara i.inauerg, luntrs. rheumatism. ana rectal an- STR. AMERICA Leaves Portland dally - -2:39 p. m (Sunday 1:39 p. m.) Arrives St. Helens - - 6:09 p. m (Sunday 3:30 p. in.) Leaves St. Helens - - (:lt a. m. Arrives Portland - - - 10: IS a. m. H. HOLMAN, Agent Makes all way landings. Wharf foot Alder street. Phones: Main 8323, A-4204. FRANK WILKINS. St Helens Agent. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS FOR SALE 4-room House and 3 garden lots ! at $700. I j 4-room House and good lot on ! improved street, at $700.00. i Both reasonable terms. Two good 5-room Houses on one lot, .3 blocks from mill, at a bargain. 7-room House, 3 blocks from, mill, fine garden and fruit trees. $1,000.00. Small pay ment down, bal. monthly pay ments. Columbia County Real Estate Co St. Helens, Oregon L. R. Rutherford. Mgr. Hello, Central! A 128 Yes, Bennett's Barber Shop. Quick and good service. Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS, SHAVES, SHAMPOOS ' Everything in the Barber Line done up in Style Our shop is Strictly Clean and Sanitary Come in and See us ST. HELENS Business ' Announcement I beg to inform the public that I have bought the hard ware business of the St. Helens Hardware Company and have moved it from the Muckle Block to the Wellington store on the Strand, where I will be glad to greet the old customers of the concern and meet new ones. I will carry a Full Line of Hardware Building Materials, Stoves, Ranges, and in fact everything found in a first class establishment of this kind. I am pleased to have the opportunity of locating in St. Helens and Columbia county, and will do my utmost to further advance the interests of the community. I want to get acquainted with you. Will you call at my store. Respectfully, E G. DITTO Successor to St. Helens Hardware Co;. Wellington Bldg. . Phone No. 97 ayiva ureeiuunu, uuruiu viui.j, u : gcatlca, leg ulcers bert Greenland, Edward Madsen, ments. Uuby Johnson. Clifford Greenland. ! If you have been ailing for any ti. fnitnutn rlilhlren are saving length of time nnd do not get any The follow Ing clillUren are saving , b(j dQ not fa c,( ng lmproper Thrift Stamps: Viola Soderberg, : meMUreg rather than disease are Carl Shumun, Leslie Skuzle, James often the cause of you long standing Pope. Erie Skarberg, Carl Skarberg, ' trouble. 'Wesley Skarberg. Kendal MJS' Crystal Uurkhead, Bessie JacobBon, tn(U hlg trer.tment is different. Irving Larson, Edward MadBon, Oscar j Address: 336 Boston Block, Mln Madsen, Ena Llndberg, Edward Llnd-, neapolis, Minn. berg, Holmer Llndberg, Lila White. ,..... u'M. uinnlo NOTICE TO CRHDITORS are l'aullue ropo, rioreuce iuiiu. tjMBia COUNTY. Minnie Lllllcli, Irving Larson and. Notice is hereby given that the innmn Pone I undersigned has been appointed Ad- jamOB I ope. .ii.......l. ..Ilk .ho Will nnnoYort IIIIIMBLraillA T III. , of the Estate of Morgan Doyle, de-l ceased, bv the County Court of the GREAT INDUSTRY I State of Oregon, for Columbia Coun- iiy. ana iibb quunuou. n v Mining Is one of tho west's most ; having claims against said 1 Estate are Mining is ouo i v ihnrebv notified to present the same, Important industries, ana me '""-iduly verlfled as by law required, toi ing figures of production in a fw the undersigned nt St. Helens, Ore-! western states for 1917 offer the best!gon( within six months from the date' m . t A nnlfnnnl nntl. llOTPnf ! argument ir .ulu ..- - r . , flrQ, n,,Hhfid .1,1. i8t . luivu su " f WESTERN MINING ilea encouraging to Increased pro duction. Utuh's total mineral production for 1917 was about $115,000,00, with copper, silver and lead the principal output. Wyoming producod J80.394.610 with oil and coal in the lead. Nevada, J53.000.000, with copper and gold leading. j Idaho, 54,000,000, with lead, sll verand sine the principal metals. I California, 141,457.682, principal ly gold and coppor, with over $100, ' 000,000 in oil production, j Those figures are Blmply illustra j live and do not Include Arizona, which producod nearly three times las much coppor as Utuh, nor Mon- !.ina. which is one of the greatest winner Btutea In the Union, nor New Mexico and Colorado, wnicn-are greot metal producers. It would probably ue saie 10 j that the eleven states wesi 01 rtorm Dakota and Texas produced nearly 11,000,000,000 In new mineral wealth in 1917. , riav of March. 1918. x DONA HALL. H--6 Administratrix. JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Administrator for Estate, 519 Corbett Bldg., Portland, Oregon. -r TO THE PUBLIC: We wish to announce the sale of our hardware business to E. G. Ditto, an experienced hardware man. who from now on will conduct the business. We desire to thank the public for the liberal patronage given us while , m business, and trust that you extend the same kind treat ment to our successor. Thanking you for past favors, we are ' Respectfully, ST. HELENS HARDWARE CO. By H. E. Cornthwaite. Virgil E. Stevens. A LITTIiE BHD CROSS HELPER I'm awful busy working for The Soldler-nien in France; I mean to make them a lot of things If once I get a chnnce. I've made already one face cloth, And knitted it myself; But Daddy used It by mistake Twas lying on the shelf. And I started on a sweater I 1 would have got it done, But Ethel May showed me her scarf And then I started one. It's brown, and very warm and nice: I'm proud as I can be, My auntie came to see us, And she finished It for me. I've started wristlets and a cap, Some woolen stockings, too, - I think It's very lnt'restlng To start off things don't youT , From St. Nicholas. E will take County or Road Warrants at par Cash or Trade LARSEN & CO. Successors to A.S.Harrison You Can Hooverize on King's Fruits We have these Dry Fresh Fruits, packed in dust tight, moisture proof containers and daintily prepared, which will solve many cioking problems. Apricots, Peaches, Prunes, Apples and Soups The fruits are 35 cents per package and the soups 10c. In your next order for groceries, include one or more of 'these packages. You will be pleased with them and re peat your order. St. Helens Mercantile Co. If you don't trade with us we both lose money. St. Helens, Oregon lSB7u15.J Phone 80 Get St Helens Best. Its Pasteurized None Superior Made It. Helena Co-opcraUv Ctmih - cry Asa.cUtl.rn 1 I HU Helen Oregon The People's Market The Biggest Little Store-in St. Helens Service and Satisfaction We cater to the wants of our custom ers and that is why our grocery and meat businesses so rapidly increasing It Pays to Pay Cash Try us for groceries or meats and you will readily see ours is the best place People's Market On the Strand, St. Helens, Oregon