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ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, MAY 17. 1918
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MIST MISTINGS
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Mrs. L. L. Baker visited friends In
Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Abry were In
Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. James Dart visited relatives
in Portland Saturday.
S ..land .visitor Saturday.
m. a. koss was a ousinesa visitor
in Portland Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Barnett spent
the week end with relatives In Rainier.
The steamer Daisy Matthews, after
at the local docks, left down river
Wednesday.
FISHERMEN
ATTENTION!
You can secure your Boat and Fishing Equipment at
our store and avoid the delay and trouble of sending away,
as you formerly did. Come and look over our stock and
you'll find just the articles you want.
Screen Doors and Windows
Summer time is almost here and the careful housekeeper
will want screen doors and windows. We have anticipated
these wants and have a full supply.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Aluminum Kettles, Regular Price $2.00
On Sale Saturday for $1.45
There are many useful articles in our store and we ask
that you inspect our line before going elsewhere.
E. G. DITTO
Successor to St. Helens Hardware Co.
FRIDAY, MAY 17
Walt Whitman
in "THE TAR HEEL WARRIOR"
"FIGHTING TRAIL" and a COMEDY
SATURDAY," MAY 18
THOMAS DIXON'S GREAT STORY
"THE FALL OF ANATION"
This is one of the greatest shows ever screened. It is
by request that we booked it. Show from 2 to 11 P. M.
WH. 5. HART
in
AKOT.V MAX"
And don't forget
THE OFFICIAL WAR REEL
Also starting a new serial
"THE WOMAN IN THE WEB
SUNDAY, MAY 19
"LES MISERABLES'
In Eight Parts. From Victor Hugo's famous masterpiece.
MONDAY, MAY
ELLA HALL
20
in "BKAUTV IN CHAINS"
and C.MVKRHAIi WEEKLY
TUESDAY, MAY 21
MARY fllLES HINTER
in "THE INNOCENCE OF LIZETTE"
AND A COMEDY
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22
J. WARREN KERRIGAN
in "THE TURN OF A CARD"
THURSDAY, MAY 23
CARflEL MEYERS
in "THE GIRL IN
And CURRENT
THE DARK"
EVENTS
Gem Theatre
THE PICK OF THE PICTURES
Mrs.' E. C. SUnwood was a Port-p-John Sten and daughters were
Portland nhoppers Saturday
Mrs. Gus Wetst, of Sllverton. Is
the guest of her friend, Mrs. Virgil
Stevens.
MUs Helen May Comptun, of Port
land, Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. H.
S. Danforth.
taking on 1,200,000 feet of lumber Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Hosa and Mrs.
Eugene Ulakesley motored to Tort-
land Wednesday.
Mrs. II. A. Hoskln left Sn'un'.ay
morning for a visit to her old homo
; at Uoldfleld, Iowa.
D. O. Beam has bought the inter
jest of O. P. Jumleson In the St. llel
jens Mercantile Co.
I The county court will hold a spo-
clal session Saturday to take notion
on the Hazel Grove read
J. V. Akin and fan ily motored to
: Portland Sunday and r.pent the day
i with friends In that city.
I L. J. Simpson, candidate for gov
! ernor, was an interested spectator at
the baseball game Sunday.
J. V. Helcher, cf Portland, npont
the week end In St. Helens, the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dny.
F. H. Holbrook, a prominent resi
dent of the Goble district, was a busi
ness visitor In St. Helons Monday.
Mrs. Thos. McBrlde and daughter,
Mrs. May Newton, of Deer Island,
called on St. Helena friends Mondar.
A J. V. Allen Is one of the latest of
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The Mist acknowledges receipt of
i 1ia Kniunr.
n nuniicaiiou iiuun-u "
which Is published and Issued by thej
18th Engineers In France. It wasi
sent by A. E. Thompson, a member j
of that regiment. Mr. Thompson was
formerly Bhorlft of Columbia county. I
V. H. llrunson was In St. Helens i
Vodnosday transuding school busl-
ness. Mr. llrunson Is clerk of School (
Dstrlct No. 63. which Is about ulne
miles east of Vernonla. He is a good
roads advocate Inasmuch as he and j
the soveral settlers in his neighbor-j
hood Imve no road out to the Noha
lem highway but have to come around
through Washington county In order j
to reach Columbia.
you to worship with us.
CoiiKtvjcatlomtl tliurt li
Sunday school, 10 a. m. High
school boy a' and girls' class lead by
Rev. R. Sparrow.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock,
Chrstlan Endeavor, 6:45 p. m.
Leader, Alva Hudspoth.
Evening sorvlco, 7:46 p. m.
Doth the morning p.nd evening
services will be conducted by Hev
A. It. Sparrow. In the morning the
subject for dlncusalon wilt bo "The
Wealth of a Christian." In the eve
ning the subject for t ho sermon will
be "Why Study the Bible?"
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
; mr
,lae
Letters unclaimed at the St. Helens
postotllce for the week finding May
11, 1918:
Mrs. M. Ulumensandt, Mrs. Minnie
Bower (3), F. W. Herman, Geo. M.
Home, E. Hedrund (foreign), J. E.
Killebrew, Miss Elizabeth Long, S.
W. Martel, M. A. Murray (2), Andy
McAlIster, Fred Nordstrom, C'has. Nl-vala.
CHURCH NOTICE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert S. Ulsey, pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock.
Evening Bervlce. 8 o'clock.
Epworth League, 7 p. m.
Subject for the morning, "Mobiliz
ing the Forces." For tho evening.
"Three L's."
If you have not been attending the
church services since you came to St.
Helens, or If you have been absent
(or some time, of course you do not
know how splendid the spirit of
friendly welcome that pervades all
niir Hnrvli'es Whnthor vou are a ri'EU-
me be ue.ens people to succumo 10 u ttltendanl or ot,lerwllMJ we nvUe
me auiorms. He lias purcnaseu a
Ford.
Ira Wlthrow, suerpintendent of the
Columbia Timber Company at Coble,
! was a business visitor In St. Helens
j Tuesday.
I Mr. and Mrs. F. Anllker, of Goble,
were In St. Helens Wednesday en
, route to Warren to spend the day
' with friends.
. Paul C. Morton, representing Ma
! son, Elirman & Co., Portland whole-
Balers, was in St. Helens Monday
; calling on the trade.
h Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Brakke and
I son, of Portland, were Sunday guests
1 of Mrs. Brakke's parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. William Muckle.
j . Corporal and Mro. Knute Bjork
: man were down from Vancouver Sun
day visiting Mrs. Bjorkmnn's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sten.
Mrs. Von A. Gray, Mrs. E. I. Bal-
flgh and Mrs. Frank Wilklns mo-
. tored to Portland Wednesday, spend
. ing the day with friends.
; Mrs. Victoria Perry, of Rainier,
j who has been visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Barnett, re-
, turned to her home Saturday.
i Miss Alma Ditto, who Is attending
high school In Portland, spent the
week end In St. Helens with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ditto.
J. H. Thatcher, proprietor of the
Club Cigar Store, is taking a well
earned vacation and having a good
timo with some of his many friends
In Washington.
Judge Eakln convened court Tues-
: day morning. Election coming on
j and naturalization also coming up,
the Judge thought it best to start the
court grind next week.
Whe home guard had another good
I drill Monday night. A large number
'attended the drill, and Captain Mason
! is proud of the showing made and the
i interest taken In the military mnn
j oeuvers.
The dance given at the city hall
Saturday night for the benefit of the
basebnU team was well attended und
a nice little sum was realized, which
was given to the members of the
baseball club.
i NP. C. Howard, county agricultural
rilgent, left Wednesday for a trip
through the Nelialem valley. Wednes
day night he held a big meeting at
HtrKenreld, and Thursday another
meeting at Mist.
! George Gardner, son of Mrs. Dan
j Lopo, was In St. Helens Saturday and
Sunday on a brief furlough. George
Is stationed at Bremerton, but this
week he will be assigned to duty
aboard one of the sub-chasers.
Manager Rodgers has resigned as
manager of the St. Helens baseball
team and has been succeeded by
Eddie Mensor. Rodgers, who made
good as a manager, will probably sign
up with oiie of the Portland teams.
The steamer Wapama arrived In
Wednesday morning and Is taking on
a full cargo of lumber for delivery
at San Francisco. The vessel Is
scheduled to sail tomorrow night and
will carry a large number of passen
gers. Mrs. L. L. Decker Is in receipt of
a communication from a Methodist
minister in Denver stating that he
had recently returned from France
and while there saw Harold Decker
and several other St. Helens boys,
and all were well and happy.
' "Jimmy" Richardson, sporting edi
tor of the Oregonlan, and President
Bey of the Shipbuilders' league were
among the prominent Portlanders
who witnessed the Grant Smith-Porter
and McCormlck teams battle for
the league supremacy Sunday.
Mrs. Matthews has sold her home
In St. Helens and will move to Port
land. Miss Ethel, who teaches In the
McBrlde school, will complete the
school term before joining her moth
er In Portland. The Matthews have
been residents of St. Helens for sev
eral years and we are sorry to lose
, them.
OBITUARY
. Mngnus Fletcher Graham was born
at Koslusko, Miss., Mnrch 4, 1851,
and died In St. Helens Thursday.
May 9, 1918, aged 67 years 2 months
and 5 days.
Deceased grew to manhood amid
the scenes of his boyhood, and in
1890 moved to Birmingham, Ala.,
where he remained for five years be
fore going to Huston, Texas. From
Texas he came, with his family, to
Fisher, Wash., In 1914 and made that
place his home until he came to St.
Helens two years ngo to make Ills
home with his (laughters, who had
then recently moved here.
In 1879 Mr. GrnluNii was united In
marriage with Miss Susan Ellzaboth
Howell, who was his faithful com
panion in life until her death three
years ago. The family of nine chil
dren grew to adult life with the ex
ception of two. They are Mrs. Bessie
Cornthwalte, Mrs. Virgil Stevens,
Mrs. Alice Wreford, all of St. Helens;
Mrs. W. J. Hahermacher, of Addlcks,
Texas; S. J. and K. J. Graham, of
Huston, Texas, and S. H. Graham of
the United States navy.
Both Mr. Graham and his wife
were active members of the Methodist
church and took much interest In
church affairs. Tho body of deceased
was taken to Fisher, WaHh., and
burled In the family plot in the llttlo
cemetery at that place.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of Sam
uel Johnson, Deceased.
To Mary Peterson, Alpha Berg, Al
Johnson and William J. Hill heirs
at law of Samuel Johnson, de
ceased, to Gust Herg, husband of
A pha Berg, M. Mabel Joli nson,
wife of Al Johnson and to Mary
C. Gilbert and Mary E. Flack, and
to all persons unknown interested
in the estate of Samuel Johnson
deceased, GREETING:
In the name of the State of Oregon
You and each of you are hereby cited
and required to appear la the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for Col
umbia County, at the Court room
thereof, at St. Helens, In said County
and State, on Monday the 1st day of
July, 1918, at one o'clock In the
afternoon of said day, then and there
to show cause, if any there be, why
an order should not be made grant
ing to the administrator of said es
tate permission and directing him to
sell at private sale all the rent prop
erty of said deceased lying and being
in Columbia county, Oregon, to-wlt
the E of the S. E. y and the' S
of the N. E. of section 12
township 6 north, range 6 west of
Willamette meridian, containing 160
acres. 6 j
Witness the Hcnorrble 8. C. Mor-i
ton, Judge of the County Court of the
Stnte of Oregon, for Columbia county 1
."V.1!! 5eal .f.Bald Court aftlxod!
this 16th day of May. A. D. 1918 i
Attest J. W. HUNT, '
(Seal) Clerk of said Court. 1
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If it is Men's Furnishings
WE HAVE B
and are prepared to sell it to you at the most reason,!
nn' orwl in mnnv raws h1nur mi-i... . ""Hli
nun ii ivv , . price n
years of business experience enabled us to buy at'ln
l.:...o mil ftr that rMnn w ran urm .. i
i"11"' - v.s yuu Deiter.
KNU SHU (CanvaH
with rubber sole.. $2.75
Elkskin $3.50
Leather ..$3.50 to $7.50
We are exclniu f,..
agents for "HtM$
Overalls There a
none better. TJnio,
indue, we are selli,
these for a few u,..i..
$2.50, but the price wi?
advance after that.
Underwear
Kenosha Klosed Krotch
underwear is the most
comfortable summer suit
made and sells for the
same price as inferior
articles $1.25
Hats
Latest shapes in
Mallory Hats, at., $3,55
A complete line of Cloth
worK llats at very rta
auimuic piiLcs. ineyrun
irom sue to $1.50.
These are hist a few of the many articles which a nJ
needs, but they go to show that we have a complete H
in tvearmg apparel.
Come in and Give us a Trial
AUSTIN'S
St. HelnJ
Oregon
Save the Eggs
USE DEMING EGG PRESERVER
Per Pint 25c Per Gallon $1
Lime and Sulphur Spray
Fishing Tackle and Baskets just arrived
DEMING'S DRUG STORE
LIBERTY
THEATRE-
St. Helens' New Moving Picture Playhouse
H.Tlltl).V, MAY IK
Wallace Reid
In "I'ltlHON WITIIOIT
W.M,H."
Comedy
"Ht'HIK HI.IPH ONK OVKK"
Hl'MI.W, MAY l
"DOUG"
FAIRBANKS
In "WILD AM) WOOl.W"
"MUTT AND JKKK" OinKdj
"PATIIK NKWH"
MONDAY, MAY a
Wonderful I'liotoplay
"Her Own People"
Fatty Arbuckle
In "OUT WKHT"
In't iniNN HiIh rom-dy. Wn
a Hen-mil.
TUKHDAY, MAY 21
Nimm-IkI -IUl Kwiture
"Under
Handicap"
. FINE X)MKIV
WKDNKNDAY, MAY 22
Special Feature
and Comedy
WttU'h the UllllxturdH.
THUR8DAY, MAY 23
Fine O-Beel Feal"1
"The
Price Mark"
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