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40 o.J i " 1 ISS 11 1 4 ! "i 'ft 111. 'iff I 3 Lynch & Muhr HAIR CUTS. SHAVES, SHAMPOOS Everything in the Barber Line clone up in Style Our shop is Strictly Clean ami Sanitary Come in and See us 8T. IIKI.KN8 LETTERS OF WIMmttpo tn IN MIST CONTEST (Continued from Vmu PERRY GRANITE CO. Earl Terry, Mgr. 301 4th St. Portland, Ore. Designers and Manufac turers ot Monuments. Peal with us direct and thus save agent's commis sion. For Good Work, always the cheapest. , loyal clilitnn of the U. 8. .Vary truly your, MAHION MORTON. Fifth ;rnd -rKt IVI. Rainier, Ore., Mar. 22, 118 The MlHt Publishing Co. Dear Rim I buy thrift stamps to help win the wnr. We orB In a t.-r-rlble war will, a very strong nutlon and we must win It mo uh to not tear the beautiful American IIuk down nud Imvfl the 0i niun IIuk In Its place. It la every man's, wonmn'a and child's duty to help win tlm war, ir'w. -,. not go to Kruneo and fight for our country we can buy thrift stamp to liolp clothe and fri-d our soldier and till ao they can keep their ulrength. We muHt also buy thrift stumps to liolp furnUli nurses and medicine to cure tin) woundcH of our tohllers ami allies. Our mothera and futhers enn help by buying bonds or thrift stamps. Our country muHt have flght Inx matorlala In order to win ho our government muHt have money to liulld Mhlpa, to buy cannons, cannon muiM aud many different Imitruiuonts to fight with. Voura truly,' MILDRED DOLAN. I'lfUi Grudn Hm-ond Prise Ht. Helens, Ore., March 21. Thrift Slump Contest Department: When America flrot became settled ll. people were very thrifty but at l:Mt there were ao many advantages jand f l waa ao easily bad that when lbls war started America waa the moat extravagant coun'.ry In the world. Since America lias entered the war'or them. every one mUHt aave. The govern. merit him provided thrift stamps ao I we can loan money to the government and draw an Interest on it then we j liolp win tho war ai'd help to auve four flag and keep America o free na tion. We aupply our aallore and sol dlnrs with thing to make them com munition, horitea and their food and equipment for the soldiers, Aero planes, ships, submarines, torpedoes, motor trucks and ambulances, and soldiers pay. If the soldiers are willing to fight we ought to do our bit by saving and so help them to win. We mutit help our' government to raise large sums of money to loan to our allies. We children should work and earn money for "War Saving 8tamps" be sides we may use what we have saved Save the Eggs USE DEMING EGG PRESERVER Per Pint 25c Per Gallon $1.00 Lime and Sulphur Spray Fishing Tackle and Baskets just arrived DEMING'S DRUG STORE OPAL HUNTER. Fourth Grade Fourth Prize bachelor Flat Sclioll. Why I Buy Thrift Stamps I buy thrift Mumps because I want to the Government win the war. 1 am doing my bit to loan the little money I can aire, to tho Govern men . forliibln and keep Germnny awayjEvorv Uttla bit, from every boy or f"om ruling Amo-lca so we will noti,rl w111 he,P wln w' help win tn bo a monarchy but a free nation. wttr- The Government needs monev Hy learning to save in my youth ito cay on the war, and if everyone I will become a useful woman and ajwl" ave tlie money they can earn, thrifty citizen. jit will help, there being bo many boys MAHION STEN. iRn1 lrl8 United States. When Fifth Grade Third Prize we Cnn d0 11 we 8ll0uld do ll. for tf Hulnler, Oregon. March 22, 1918 llle tSerman8 took our country from The St. Helens Mist Thrift Contest UB 11 would be bad ,or and we Lout. jmuHt not let them' do It. If the peo- Doar Sirs: I am going to tell why lple of Un,ted 8toteB without every- uiuik iimi is unnecessary ana save the money to buy thrift stamps and war saving certificates it can be done. Yours truly, RUTH McKEE. Tliird Grade First Prize Clatskanie, Oreg., Mrch, 21, 1918 R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING. STEAM HEATING and SHEET METAL WORKS Stationary Wash Tubs and Bath Room supplies. St Helens, Oregon I buy War Buvlng Stamps, because we are at war with one of the great est nutions we have ever fought. We have to win this war and we are going to help by buying War Saving Stamps. Millions of mothers are bond lug their sons and we huva in I send money by the millions of doI.Thrlft Contest Dept. of Mist, lars. We have to send out hundreds! Dear Bln The thr,ft "tanip8 are of ships every year, and pay the men!U8ed t0 help w,n the war ,n 8Uch a that are doing the work. We havelway that every boy a,ld glrl 88 weI1 to send nurses and medlclno, pay sol- a" tho raen and wom(m 0811 do thelr dlers, train dogs and pay for all of blt' We wl" a11 aPPreciat vlctory tills. Our father's are going we mus ;more ,f we have ,nve8ted our Pennies l.elp them by saving food and money land dlrae8 to the good of the caU8e v inn.1 rui ,i. ... Wo think that the more thrift und save the wool. The soldiers are giving their lives for their country I and to keep "Old Glory" waving on l high we are going to help and not let them do It all. Yours truly, ETHEL MAG ILL. Fifth Grade Fourth Prize St. Helens, Oregon. The Thrift Contest Department. Dear Sirs: These are some of my reasons that I buy thrift and war sav- St. Helens Lumber Co. Wood and Lath Electric Lighting Btamps we buy and the more we can persuade other to buy Just helps that much to give the Kaiser the blow which he deserves. We are all saving our money so that we may do all we can to help Uncle Sam. ( Yours very truly ISABELLA SIMMONS. Third Grade Hecond Prize Houlton, Ore., March 22, 191.8. Thrift Department St. Helens Mist. T am Tnii vf n cr thrift at omni tn haln ..B ..,.,,,. luo ur8l reason . iolfee(j the Aton In France.' I we win loan our money to the Government. the war , am golng t0 glve a my So they may buy amunltlon, cloth-monev t0 the people of Europe t0 lng and ood for our Sailors and sol-.help flx up th count you gave idlers. Also for the little French for AmerIca of you g,ave for th, Ka,. cniiuren inai are starving ana dicing , day after day. ! We also want our President to u )eang a buet The government jkDow that we want to win this warjneed ever penny tffl hep wln the war 'as much as he does. We want to let;, haVB two war .vln stnmn), now. .our land be free as long as it cn.,f , werB old enough l would fight ;We want the Germane to know that the KaUer and the German8 t00. t ser. I am reading "Over the Top now." When you buy a thrift stamp we will win this Worlds war. Also we want the Germans to know that am going to get some more thrift stamps bb soon as possible. I am our country la going to be free and j gong tQ loan 8orae more of my money 1 that they shall not destroy It. IUUI9 II UIJ, NAOMI CHITTIM. Fourth Grade Kirnt Irlzo St. Helens, Ore.. March 22, 1918. Tlie Thrift Contest Department: I Dear Sirs: I want to tell you why Lumber Manufacturers Columbia County Bank ST. HELENS, OREGON The Leading Bank of Columbia County We are conducting a reliable and trustworthy banking house and solid your business. H you are a newcomer here why not open a . checking account ? to the government as soon as I can. Yours truly, JOE PAYNE. Third Grade Third Prize Rainier, Oregon, March 22. St. Helens Mist. St. Helens, Oregon. Dear 8lrs: I buy Thrift stamps to we of the United States buy War and help win the war. And to help our Thrift stamps. The thing we want ! government. My father buys Bonds to do Is to let the President and our I to help .win the war. And I buy 'Government know that we whantj Thrift stamps to help win the war. win this war as well they do. i can't be a solder in France but I We buy Thrift' stamps to buy alrn!can buy Thrift stamps. I am trying and steel brass and lead for the ship j to help the war aa much as I can', builders to build wooden and steel Every boy should do his bit. Every ships to ship food to France and allso i girl should do her bit. I will give soldiers and sailors and air men. j Up every thing I have to save the j And to buy alroplanes and mnchiae'natlon. W'e have to send food and guns and cnn una and bumbs alrill ; clothing over to our allies. Do we want the American flag torn down and the german flag put up. , Yours truly, AUSTIN RUSSELL. Third Grade Fourth Prize Why I Buy Thrift Stamps I buy Thrift Stamps and loan It to the government and to help win the war, and so the soldiers can have food and clothes. We help the soldiers to ge the air ship and battle ship. We are help ing Belgium from starving. I earn my money to buy the Thrift Stamps. The war is awful. Lots of soldiers are shot in the war. I hope th6 wr.r will soon be' over. I would be glad to see all the soldiers over with with the war. The Ger mans are awful to the Belgium chil dren and mothers and fathers. We will help win the war by buying Thrift stamps. ASTRI HANSON. Rainier, Oregon. I and depth bumba to dtstroy the ger muns Bubmoreens alrplans so we can win the war and keep the fighting llelgun from starvaslon And to save our flago and the allies frage and to have a free government and Presi dent and not a old monork one like : Grmnny has. Your truly JOHN LAFFERTY. Fourth Grade Second Prize March 25, 1918. Editor of St. Helens 'MlHt. Donr Sir: I am savelng all my money to buy thrift stamps to help the government to get money to buy food and clothes and guns for our soldiers who are fighting for us In this groat war'.wlth Germnny. Thrift stamps Is a loan' to the government of United States. And I think every boy and glrlln United States should buy Thrift Stamps to help our boys who are fighting for the honor of our countrys flag. I know we will win because we have such brave soldier boys. So please buy a Thrift Stamp to liolp win. EVELYN ELLEFSETH. Fourth Grade Third Prize Goble, Ore. Why We Should Buy War Saving Stamps. We should be glad to buy these stamps because It Is the smallest In vestment there Is that pays such a high rate of Interest and It teaches us to snjre our money that we would ! perhaps spend foolishly or for small things of no value. The money for the stamps Is need ed by the government to buy cloth ing and food, bedding, guns and am- 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. Gre us a trial and you will be satisfied. Phone 34 WEST ST. HELENS. ORE. The Celebrated BERGMANN SHOE Awarded GOLD MEDAL P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915 The Strongest and Nearest Water proof Shoe Made FOR LOGGERS, CRUISERS, MILLMEN AND ALL WORKERS THEO. BERGMANN SHOE MFG. CO. 021 Thurman Street Portland ASK FOR THE BERGMANN WATERPROOF SHOE OIL Watch Repairing 11 your timepiece is not regular or stops now and then it probably needs cleaning. Let us look it over and fix the defect, whatever it is. VON A. GRAY The Jeweler New Stock of Ladies' Waists A handsome line of Ladies' Waists, from $1.25 up. Silk Waists, $2.50 and up. Complete Line of Shoes Our store has one of the best stocks of Shoes in St. Helens. Men's Work Shoes, Men's Dress Shoes, Ladies' Dress Shoes, Etc. Our prices are the lowest. M. ROSENTHAL ST. HELENS HOTEL E. A. ROT GER, Prop. T JTT .Iv ,,! 1 on If" American and European Plan Kates All Busses Call at Hotel Everything Modern Steam Heating Plant Hot and Cold Water in Rooms ASK YOUR GROCER. For Bread from our modern, cleanly bakery. You will like it and continue to use it. Cream Rolls, Cream Puffs, Doughnuts, Pies and Cakes WEST ST. HELENS BAKERY S. HEUMAN, Proprietor Phone B-114 West St. Helens, Oregon NOTICE I have money on hr.nd to pay the following warrants: General Road Fund Endorsement including October 8th, 1917. ond Dint. No. 1 Endorsement In eluding March 6th, 1R918. Rond Diet. No. 3. Endorsement Including January 5th, 1918. Road Dint. No. 5. Endorsement In cluding December 12th, 1917. Road Dint. No. 7. Endorsement In cluding December 15th, 1917. Road Dist. No. 10 Endorsement In cluding April 8th, 1918. Road Dist. No. 12 Endorsement In cluding March 20th, 1918. Road Dist. No. 14, Endorsement Including February 26th, 1918. Interest stops April 15th, 1918. PESS1B HATTAN, 17-1 County Treasurer. CITY GARAGE Agency for The Chevroet 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 Battery Recharging St. Helens, Oregon