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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1918)
4 MIST MISTINGS Albert Held, wlio lives near Goblo, was In St. Helens Sunday. Mrs. Von A. Gray and Mrs. K. I. llallugli motored to 1'ortlund Moudny. Mrs. A. F. Harnett visited with friends in Rainier Saturday and Sun day. Georgo Wlsliart, of Idaho, and r member of the 37tU Engineers, Is In 1st. Helens on a short visit to his cousin, Mrs. Thos. Isnlater. I Dr. Lowe Is coming soon. ' . ...mi u frtr titm (rT- ine wiso win County Agent Howard spent last week holding meetings and visiting, itm farmers In the lower end of the i county and In the Nehalem valley. After several weeks pleasantly I spent with relatives and friends In i southern California, Miss EIWi Hosen llml returned to St. Helen Sunday i last. 5T. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MARCH 15. 1918 Mrs. Flora Owens was a Portlands So fur as we can learn, only one shopper Wednesday. ' candidate has announced himself tor L. R. Rutherford was a business city office at the city election next vlsttor In Portland Thursday. I month. S. E. Smith Is out for the Mrs Rees Hall was a recent visitor; mayorship and has made such an nt the home of her friend, Mrs. Hoy nouncemont to his friends. It Is ex- ! Ilausorman, In Rainier. pocted that Mr Smith will soon make Mr. and Mrs. F. Anliker, of Coble, formal announcement stuting his were in St. Helens Thursday. Mr. Aullker is road supervisor In road district No. 6.' platform. Mrs. Snruh Welch, mother of Mrs. -Colon Crouse, died at the Good Sam- Gem Theatre FRIDAY, MARCH 15 "Madame Bo Peep" with Seena Owen SATURDAY, MARCH 15 MIXED PROGRAM SUNDAY, MARCH 17 Madge in "Nearly Kennedy Married" MONDAY, MARCH 18 " Herbert Rawlson in "The High Sign" TUESDAY, -MARCH 19 "The Serpent's Tooth" with Gail Kane and CHARLEY CHAPLIN in 'THE FIREHAN" ft ii it WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 "The Food Gamblers" with WILFRED LUCAS and ELDA MILLAR THURSDAY, MARCH 21 "Hungry Eyes" with MONROE SALLISBURY and RUTH CLIFFORD Liberty Theatre REAB OF RUTHERFOED BLOCK, ST. HELENS OPENS Thursday, March 21st JESSE L. LASKY presents Jack Pickford in 'TOM SAWYER' by MARK TWAIN Scenario by Julia Crawford Ivers Directed by Wm. D. Taylor By arrangement with Mark Twain Company I . art m L 4 STw (V 2yw ri ii K QtilmJr"' VN -iOD-i -13' "Come on, Tom ! Let me paint some of your fence I'll JTive you corksy if you will!" Remember how Tom eot the (ranjr to paint his fence and how he eot "wealthy" rtoinjj it? ou call it good "husincss psychology" now but you know down m your heart that Tom was a "resru arguy Come! am the- gang again ! Get in on thk tiie host show in a long, long time. LIBERTY THEATRE St. Helens' New Moving Picture Playhouse I have an uullmtted amount of 7 nritau liottiiltul Monday. l)ociaeil per cent and S per cent money, throe luid lieon In III health for aome time. jto flva year.. Harold P. Koss, St. The funernl was held WodneHday, Helens, uregon. ;nim me iniermcni was in me i. u. Mr. A. C. Tucker, who has been 0. F. cemetery. seriously 111 In a Portland hospital : for the past few weeks, returned to, THK TIIKUT r.VMIWHJN St. Helens Tuesday much Improved; Tho "houne to house" Thrift Cum in health. ' ' palsn to advance the sale of W. 8. 8. The Bteamer Klamath arrived In g to be carried on from March 19 ; Tuesday and after taking on 1,000,- to 23. Everybody should asnlNt in I 000 feet of lumber will sail tonight this great work. If you can not buy bound for San Pedro. Her passenger ;8 yimrty Uond, buy a Thrift Stamp ncconfmodatlons will be coii)forOlhly pt a llaby Itoud. Wo have In this filled, (country more, money and more chiir- i H. F. McCormlck, J. S. Itrown and ty and more need of them both thun !C. D. Sutherland of the St. Helens ever before. Vou are not asked to I Lumber Company, attended the meot- give your money simply to loun It : Ing of the loggers and lumbermen at a good rate of Interest burked by 'who were In consultation with Col. itho best security In tho world. You ! Oisque in Portland Saturday I are asked to loan your money to stop Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J : the wanton murder ot our fellow Conlin will be pleased to learn that , countryman on thti high seas, of the In daughter arrived at their home In i babes and women in the onou fair 'Portland last Sunday Mr. ConHn,! hIkIuiii, Serbia, Poland, Itoumiinln j until a few months, ugu, was lueal and elsewhere. Your loan Is for tho I manager of the phone company bore. ' ,.mlBe of civilisation ond democracy I Mrs. Samuel Pierce and little Knt national decency and honor and daughter, of Portland, arrived lu tU-ithe right of a small nation to Itv her Helens Sunday and are guests at the own life, without fear of being over borne of Mr. and Mn. Harold Ilrough- run and crushed by a powerful nelgh ton. Mri. Fierce Is a Biter of Mr. ; bor In quest of plunder and great Broughtcn. j neas, Many of the school children are Your loan Is to teach a powerful getting busy on the Mist Thrift Con- j monarch that he can not longer defy test. Already a doien letters have j the laws of world democracy. Hur Kau.. .amWdH nnri frnm nnw nn nnrh i .L Ti.tr ct ..... n tiu a Ti,.hi ti..mt wean m tmiib tiuiiij. n ni' mall will torlifg ptliers. T'' contest m ketn pn. buying. closes on the XStli, and tlm winner j. y. ALLEN, ' will be announced In.the Issue of the Mist uf M(ipc) H i KI'.MMONS A .iimns bhAv wns tlven for IN TUB CinCUlT COttRT OF THE A lurprlM psrty waa lven for o It EG ON FOR COI, ! Miss Katie Lynch at her home Mon- itmhia COt'N'TY day evening, March 11, In honor of her sixteenth birthday. The Eighth A class were the "surprlsera." The I evening was spent In playing a num-l C. W. Purdln, Plaintiff, vs. Ph'Mp Stein and Hose Stein, his wife, Frank Enyart and M. 11. Hump Defendants. To Rose Stein ot tho above named We Are Showing this Week Our New Lines in SPRING GOODS These goods have been delayed in ar riving but they are now here and com prise a line that can't be beaten. We ask you to let us show them to yon Crepe de Chine A special value in the l.'tt cst colors such as Navy, Flesh, peach, Mack, Lav cinhvr. Yellow, Nile Green. Rose. Mustard, l'rice $1.90 Wash Goods Cotton Poplinr. in Navy, skv. While. Kahki, at ",. 35c Cut ton Crepe at 25 and 30c Gingham. Devonshire, I'tc. at the lowest market pri ces, with a large assort ment to choose from. Wool Goods In 'i Wool l)pjn makes up very pretty. 0,, lint' itirlii.t.. ......1. i 1,1,1 " coiorsa. Muc. Mirfrandy, R,)S( Apricot. Mack. Ktc. Th, iroods are priced at $2.50 and $3.35 A New One c Have pist received) new Ladies' Shoe i!,at J t!ic latest wofd in six. 1 . ! . .1. . I . ii is cnocoiaif vamp wit; wiutr toe ami kahki dot: top. Tritfc $8.50 AUSTIN'S ber of gaiiies. ftefreshmcnts were defendants: I served at an early hour. j In the name of the State of Ore-j The Pacific Telephone A Telegraph , gun: You are hereby required to '. .... i . ii. . . ! appear and answer the oomplalnt Company has recently built a t'1'"" : nfe,, aKalnBt you , th9 above entitled ! phone line to tho International Shlp-j court Bnd gUt on or before the lust building Company' plant at Colum-'day of the time prescribed In thei The order for the publication or tins' Humnions, to-wit: on or nerore tn? SLHeW Oregon hla City and Installed service. policy of the company Is to make no expiration of six weeks next and after further extensions, but In this in- .ne d..,e of flrRt BUi,catlon of this stance the shipyard was connected summons, the dute of said llrst puh-' because they will have contracts for! "cation being on March 15th. 1918.1 nd If you fail so to appear and an-; government vessels Iswer, the plaintiff will apply to thai Sheriff Stnnwood went to Ttlla-,Court for the rei!of prayed for In hta) mook last week nnd took Into cus- said complaint, to-wit: i tody Elmer LaDue, the young man j That plaintiff have Judgment! who with two others esc-Ded from : Bgnnlst tlie defendants, Phlp Stain vmo wuu two omers esc.peo ironi aii(J K(jwj Ml vlJ a() eBj,h , the county jnll here .January 17.jo( t,Pm for BUm of i,500.00; When the men escaped sheriffs In ad- with Interest thereon since Nov. 1, Joiulng counties were notified and ! 1915, at the rate of 9 per cent, per the sheriff of Tillamook county ap- inum, and the costs and dlsburse-1 .... , , nients of this suit; and tho further; prehended LaDue. who was engaged HUln of J150.OO attorney's fees here-: in finning on Tilh'inook bay. LaDue in. Is now In the Multnomah county Jail j That the mortgaged described In and will be brought to St. Helens for 1 P1'1!"'1"'" 81,1(1 """V 'l"8'", Bn.d trial. CHURCH NOTICE Mctlxxllst K)iNcnpiil (liurch Sunday school, E. A. Ross, superin tendent, 10 a. m. ants, Phtlip Stein and Hose Stein, his j wife, to plaintiff herein and recorded ion page 209 of Hook H. Uncords of i Mortgages for Columba County. Ore- gon, on or about March 9, 1912. he, 1 decreed to be a first Hen and a first j mortgage upon the following de-' scribed real estate situate In tha ' Morning worship, sermon by the ! County of Columbia and State of Ore pastor, 11 o'clock. !g0S..t0"wlt... . . ,-, . . The Southeast quarter and the Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Sub- Enst llttlf of tne Sollthwest quarter Ject, "Making the Most of Ourselves." j of Section 25, Township 4 N. Hnnge Instead of the usual evening ser-M West containing 240 acres of Wind, mon, we are glad to announce that ! more or lR8. according to Oovern . ,. . .. . 1 ment Survey, excepting, however, 10 . 0u.,u w.e una o, an un-, 8creH locale(1 ln the Northoasl corner usually attractive set of lantern slides of the South West quarter of said and a lecture on "The Mass Move- Section 25 and excepting further 40 ment In India." Some startling do-:acB,, of land 1,1 t'olrn1 County, velopments are taking place ln this , 0rr.gon' d08""' o "v10,"' t?Wll: mnih 1JI..IB in 1111s,! Commencing at the Northeast cor- our oldest and most romantic of the nor of the Northwest quarter of the world's mission fields. You cannot 8- quarter of Hectlon 25 Township afford to miss this splendid and In- 4 North Hnnge 4 West, thence East yjii 1110 null nt'ULiuil lllltt 01 runs, thonce South 106 2-3 rods, thence West 00 rods, thence North 106 2-3 rods to the half sectlou line, thence East SO rods to the place of begin ning, to secure the pay incut of said sums of money. That said mortgage be foreclosed; that said roul property he sold In the manner prescribed by law, and the. proceeds of said sale applied to the payment of tho sums due to plaintiff, and the costs and disbursements of said sale; that tho llim or said mort gage be decreed prior and superior to all claims, luterest or equity of each of the defendants herein. , That If, after tha said sale, and the' application of proceeds thereof to tlm payment of the monies due the plaintiff on said note and mortgage, : It should be ascertained that wild I proceeds are Insufilctent to pay such : Judgment and dourve as plaintiff inavi recover hemtn, be may have Judg-i ment over and against defendants,) Philip Stein and Kose Stuln. and; each of them, ln the sum of such deficiency; and that such other and further decree, lie granted herein as' may souiii Just and egultable. This Hunuuons la scrvod una by publication, by order of lit . Morton, County Judge ot Cols: County, Oregon, which ordei niudq and dated March Hlb, II I). I). lil'MP. Attorney for Hliltl: r. O. Address, Hlllsboro, Ors. spiring service. THE POPULAR GROCER. We pride ourselves in having as clean and as well-stocked a Grocery as can be found any where in this Everything is fresh,, the prices are reasonable and our clerks courteous and accommodating. We receive our vegetables fresh each day from Clackamas County and you will be delighted with their delicious flavor. We Handle Hardware and Chinaware Larsen & Co. Successors to A. S. Harrison, St. Helens CKLVrl'" ' . J Cream Cream Creia Union MeatCo. I rOKTLANO, oat. WE PAT CASH 4 fr pW in4 Mhff pan nilam '" Li;iwmmg!fy LOOK B0Y5! TIIE FAMOUS Iron Clad Clothes for Boys A splendid variety of patterns to sdect from. These in not ordinary BOYS' SUITS with no style or fit. The IRON CLAD Suits are acknowledged the bes fitting, the best made suits on the market. Cute little Hand Tailored Juvenile Suits, 4, S, 6 yean. $4.75 to $5.50 Boys' Hand-Tailored Suits Exceptional Quality (None of your cheap shoddy goods) 5 to 10 years . $5.00 to $9.00 Each The Workingman's Shoe Store is Here eviv rs SnC. fr LESS MNEY can be had heft w n- u ,t3ke ur wcrd for Jt-make Prove il Mn, nKSC famous wORKSHU for Ship Workers --Non Slin PnKKof ...m. . . . K . w UU1C wun a neavy Ieatner insoie. Only $2.75 Each TIBER'S 01
