St. Helens mist., June 14, 1918, Page 5, Image 5

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gyro Many
Tb, .umbef of Columbia men who
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th. Iit war registration. Jane
1117.
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1Kirnts are one irom ooun.au
..A two from owm.
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Th. nm nl1 dree or tne
filtered men ere:
...... Prion. Rainier: Anundl
ami Clatskanle; Dechelder, Allen
IUkko. Lelno War,
J..... nrer. Jease, Houlton;
n.rh.n. Maurice E., Kerry; Bennett.
fcrl H.. Warren; Iar, Ilobert Louis,
Birkeofetd: ,',m w "'".
HtiMi; Hrlnnon. Lester Ornnt. Rain
Brown, Oliver Kllla, Bt. Helena;
n.lh.m. Hubert. Rainier; Carlaon,
Albtrt, Columbia City; Carlaon.
pi..-J. Columbia City; Carlaon,
Warren; Colvln, Thomas 8.,
v.NMand: Darts. Oua Q.. 8t. Hel
nafldson, Arthur B., Bt, Helena;
DIM". Lc A 8L ""'"J !!"'.
u.,h,rt II.. Columbia City; DUon.
Hubert Jay. ClaUkanle; Dodaon. Al
bert L., Ioer Island; Dodaon, Lealle
Krwl, Bcappooae; Dowler, Earl C,
Ooble'; Kile-men, John Leonard
n.tikinle: Kngstrom. Joel 8.. War
.- Ericknon. Henry. Columbia City;
grlekion, Osinr Daniel, Inglla; Even-
Franklin V., Clstakanie; Tallin
ivl, Columbia City; Franklin. Har
... r . ciatskcnle: Freeman. Walter
Ialand; (JabrlelHon. Alfred
Warren; Oalltena. Robert Hay, Ixier
Ialand: Genrnnniia Kin. ti.. ..
' ' " I HVUHUU,
Olrt, Cheater, Italnler; Cirowell, Tru
man: Warrant nrimai.au. ii... j
' , n , lit. I1IUHU,
Ooble; Helmuller, Curl 0., Bcappooae;
iKiuiu, cinun, viuincy; Muggins,
Samuel, Mist; Hummed. Albert
Houlton; Jacobaon, Thomas, Ht. Hel
ena; Jarvl. Victor, Qulncy; Job
Herman, 1'reacott; Johnson, Uiren
A.,8cappoose; JobnHon. Thomas C
Clatkanle; Johnson, William A..
Qulncy; Jones, Nell, Ooble; Jordan.
Harvey II., Goblo; Keolan. Eugene.
Deer Island; Kobersteln, George K.,
Clatskanle; Kurttl, Charles Arthur,
Qulncy; Lane. Ernest Karl, Nover
atll; Lane, James W Dlrkonfehi;
Leslie, Floyd, Timber; Logan, Bert
L., Yankton; Loyd, Elmer II.. Deer
Island; Lund. Harry, Warren; Mee-
hnn, Italph Q., Deer Island; MIII.t.
Henry J., Yankton; Mills, Elvln K.,
Trenholm; Mclntlre, John L., Rain
ier; McKlnley, John, fit, Helens;
Nicholson, Walter V., Marshland;
Nyberg, Emit, Warren; Olllla, Edwin
N, Inglla; Olson. Emll K., Mayger;
Ommundson, Chris, Ht. Unions;
Ouderktrk, Cecil, Coble; l'arklnon,
Alfred, Mist; Palm, John A., Clat
skanle; Parmer, Jerome, Coble;
Patching, John, Rainier; Peterson,
Ernest It., Columbia City; Pike, Er
nest II., 8t. Helons; Plue, Vilas L
Ralnlor; Ralney, Aca P., Scappoose;
Ray, Bamuel E., Veronla; Held, Wil
ls m O., St. Helens; Roeser, Joseph
A. , Ht. Helens; Honn'iulst, Carl J. W.J
Columbia City; Russell, Roy J., Clat
skanle; Baxon, Huntington A., 8t.
Helena; Schrelber, Joseph, Rainier;
Seydell, Charlos A.. Mayger; Tan
nler, Ernest J., Scappoose; Van Ulur
Icom, Walter, Vernonla; Veazlo,
Harry E., 8t. Helena; Voshcll, Luster
B. , Bt. Helens; Yanz, Fred E., Rain
ier; Yettlck. Merle, St. Helens.
k i ui rr i a wv n n i . . . . - - . .
uu ui,uuucu WUKKliKS MITH r OK hHKHIr r H 8AI.K
AKi!. WITH THE SOLDIERS' IN the circuit c
I U T A ft r.tl i
I.
With
OITUT OP THE
STATE OK OREGON FOR
COLUMBIA COUNTY
r. J.
tlie Ainurican mlillr In
Franco, with il,n itrltiui, vrnt. ,..,. P J i'rm. iuf,,firr
Italian arnilns, with the Allied forces i, vs-
S 7 7 ,iK"u"B-t,,B 1M !Ubeaon n1 A-8"
1rUnKl.. of the y. M. C. A. la there. lty yirt le of an Execution, JudB
lr. (icorce Louis Meylan, profes- ment oj-do, decree and order of aal
Hor of phyKlc'al educatioa of Colum-1 '"""""l u-. of the above entitled
h In unlvorultv ... . .... ' court in the above entitled cautte, to
ia university who spent seven mfl dir(t.ud and dated tlie 13th day
months at the h rench front organic of Jnnv, 1818, upon a Judgment
, ictiiliTtd i nd entered in said Court
on tlie 7tl day of June, 1918, in
j favor of t. J. Harms, plaintiff, and
: agulnst Pe er Kelton and Loie Keltou,
! .1 .. I A - , .. s. .1 m ' r t r. r.
I uttieiicv ii i.tr iiitr Hum ui !iou,uu
to with Inter wt thereon at the rate of
i,A,., ' a per cmii per annum irom me sum
UK athlntlcH and uliVHinul recreation
iiiiiong the poIIuh for the Y. M.C. A.
tellB of a I) aHeball game "called on
account of shells."
Just us tlie game was about
start a Hun shell dropped
day of Aui UHt. 1917. and tlie further
sum of $18.23 with Interest at tlie
rato of 6 per cent per annum from
. in. . . . . . . i. into .1 . i .
i no oum u ij ill jviurcii, in, uu.i mu
"Early in April the Germans made further sum of $75.00. and the furth-
- V .... . IIS AC nn.it i, .1 A JIuKiivub.
tlie teams. Tlinn
to another field
game
the
and
players moved
continued tin.'
night raids and their alrtilaneB were
octlvo In bombing," says Dr. Meylan.
"Two of my organizers were viHlting
camps eight or ten miles back fioni
the front line trenches. The Germans'
kept up the bombardment for tl.ree
days during which time those 'Y'
men were dodging shells constantly.
"On tlio second day they were in a
Foyer de Soldat one of the soldiers'
recreational huts provided by the
French with 'Y' men in charge '
when, within five minutes two shJlls
struck, one a fow yards awny, the
ether hitting tlie hut. Tlio 'Y' men
were thrown down by the concus
sion. It seemed a miracle they were
not lilt, for soldiers were k'lled und
wounded all around them.
"Soma 'V workers are having
bulr's breadth escape every day.
Eight of our men with the Canadl.ins
havo been killed. We cannot expect
to escapo unscathed. The men work
from 6 o'clock In the morning until
11 o'clock at night. I know of one
occasion where the workers were up
Ar mim nf 143 rnutu nnit riluhuruA
inents and the costs of and upon this
writ, commanding me to make sale
of the following described real pro
perty, situated in the City of St.
Helens, Columbia County, State of
Oregon, to-wlt: Lot 19 in Block 46.
ls appear by the plat of said ('lty
of St. Helens of record in the office
of the ( ou lty Clerk of said Columbia
County, Bute of Oregon.
Now therefore, by virtue of saiJ
execution, Judgment order, decree
und order of sale and in compliance
with the commands of said writ, I
will on Srturday the 13th day of
i July, 1918, at 10 o'cock A. M., at tlie
front door of the County Court House
in St. Helens, Columbia County, Oro
r,on, sell it public auction (subject
to redemption) to the highest bid
der for CBli in hand, all the right,
title and nterent which the within
named defendants or either of them
had on the 30th day of AugUHt, 1917,
the date oi' tlie said mortgage herein
loreclosed. or since that date had In
ur.d to the above described property
or any pat thereof, to satisfy said
execution, judgment order and de
cree, mtetests.c osts and accruing
Dated tl is 13th day of June, 1918.
E. i:. STA.NWUU1J
FA
Columbia County
SEPT. 18, 19, 20
The Premium List
Will Soon be Out
Many Cash Prizes
for Good Exhibits
Sheriff of Columbia I'ounty, ore.
hot coffee to French soldiers coming ' Deputy
in after a three mile wade through KrHt pub, June 14th, 1918
mud and rain. : Ist pub., July 12th, 1918
"Many of our workers Blept on the ,
.it i . .. i i Pocket Dictaphones
prnunit In zero weather tlilp. Ihh' win-i 1
tor, with nothing hut n blanket be-' A dictaphone small enough to he
o.on. .wi i,u rrrnn north ' carried In one's pocket has been ln-
...11. .... .1, ..I,.. I..., n lit. (..twin ' vented anil Datented by a man In
Willi II U OIIVIIVI WUV U II U I. "uu
green lumber, which warped, let- i Washington.
ting In Icy bnlai3. It Is a test for
real men."
Vacation
Days are
Here
You will soon 1c taking that fishing or camping trip and
will" he in need of
Fishing Tackle and Sport
ing Goods
have just what you want in thi
elsewhere
line. No need to look
Summer Comforts
Electric Toasters, Electric Irons. They save you labor and
add to your comfort. Wc also have a big line of Electric
Light Bulbs
Buy the Boy or Girl a Bicycle
We have taken the agency for the Overland Bicycle. Buy
one for yourself or for the boy. You will find it very con
venient to have tlie "bike" around when you want to make
a quick trip or attend to some little errand. Bicycle riding
is a healthy and enjoyable exercise. The Overland is one
of the best bicycles manufactured. Priced at $40 and
$42.50. Come in and see them.
E. G. DITTO
Phone 97 The HARDWARE MAN St. Helens, Ore.
After nl", saving ls not sacrificing.
CLOSING OF
M'BRIDE SCHOOL
S.lc nili(l I'aLriotic Program is Given
The school year of McUr'.do school
came to a coce Friday, June 7th. On
Thursday evening, the 6th, the peo
ple of the district nsnembled at the
I. O. O. V. hall. A splendid program
was given by the different grades.
The Bchool had nine graduates from
tho eighth grade.
D. C. Hownrd gave a very Interest
ing and instructive address to the
class. After the program there was
a box social given for the benefit of
tlie Houlton Junior Red Cross nnd
$82 was taken In from the sale of
baskets.
June Millinery Clearance Sale
Finishing up our beautiful line of Summer Millinery. Buy
yourself a nice up-to-date hat while the assortment is good
most reasonable. Beautiful trimmed
and untrimmed hats in the season's most up-to-date style.
mmm
Saturday Suggestions
Which will aid you in having a nice Sunday Dinner.
Squash 3 lbs' for 25C
New Potatoes , 4 lbs c
Gooseberries 3
Strawberries 2 or
Hood River Asparagus 2 10c
Local Lettuce V
. 2 for 15c
Bunch Carrots
0 . 4 2 for 15c
Bunch Beets , , .
,.,. 2 for 15c
Bunch Turnips , ,
n . 2 for 35c
Cucumbers ,
6c
Rhubarb
TRY OUR BULK COFFEE
You save the price of the tins and get
Coffee. We have it at 25c, 30c, 35c and 40c per pound
St. Helens
Mercantile Co.
If you don't trade with us we
both lose money.
St. Helens, Oregon
NEW BANK WILL
f RF. OPENED SOON
jO, The First National Hank will open
! iij A,.nr for business within tlie
j next ten days or twr weeks accord
ing to J. S. Muni:, who wa3 here on
Thursday. Temporary quarters have
been secured In the Dl'.lanl uuicung
ou he Plaza, and as soon ns authori
zation comes from Washington, the
l-ank will be&ln business. C. G. Wil
son of tho Clark-Wilson Lumber Co.,
will bo president, J. S. Mann, vice-
president and A. S. Harrison of St.
Helens, cashier.
Alitij
Phone 80
MEN. WHY
SWELTER
When you can keep
cool by wearing
high grade sum
mer underwear at
porui'ar prices.
B. V. D. Unior.
Suits
need no reciuim
mendation . $1.25
Two-piece summer
weight garments,
tlie s.tit .... $1.20
Summer wei g h t
knit union suits
$1.50 and $1.85
KEEP KOOL
These hot summer
days
Sailor Style
Middie Blouses
The season's most
popular garment.
Get one while the
old price is still in
minm.v.id. Prices
$1.50 to $2X0 Each
LADIES PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE
We have a few
dozen black
Fiber Silk Hose
that we will sell at
a special price.
These hose are a
good grade and all
firsts. Regular
lirice. 75c. Special
price 59c
J. C. C. CORSETS
AT TABtK a
The best corset you
ever wore for the
money.
Every Corset
Guaranteed
Sixteen differe n t
models. Reducers
and Sport Corsets,
in all the latest pat
terns We have
not raised the prices
on our corsets tor
two years.
Itocentty J. E. Ramsey received a
romiest from the Food Administra
tion In Portland, to moke 50-50 broad
In otlu r words to use 60 per cent
substitutes. He was also requested
not to solicit bread business, but to
vn ns much wheat flour as possible. :
it nn.l tlio Houlton bakery started
out to comply with the government's :
requests and two days Inter, severni
hri uneons from Portland were
down soliciting business nnd selling,
-.. .nn t bread. Mr. Ramsey im
mediately took the matter up wun
...il.nUlAfl nnrl fnillld Out ;
tlie proper Buiuu. i
that no order had been maae as iu
i,A K(l nor cent, but It was simply a:
(requost, and was given permission to .
make 25 per cent bread, wnicn ne iB
.inine. For some unknown ren-1
boiis tho Portland bread wagons stop-i
ped coming and soliciting business;
ihe dnv after the food admnlstiatlon j
.was notified of their tactics.
LADIES SUMMER UNDER
WEAR The featherweight comfortable
kind that make the heat more
bearable.
Union Suits 45c to $1.25
Knit Vests 15c to 50c
CREPE DE CHENE AND
GEORGETTE WAISTS
that are grand for their value
and style. Everyone exclaims
how beautiful and how reason
able. All the different shades
and styles '$3.75 to $7.50
White Wash Goods at Unusual
Savings
Special value 34-inch
Gabardine, 50c values at
tbe yard 35c
Fine grade , 44-inch Mer
cerixed Voile, 55c value
the yard 45c
Kobe Silk, 27-inches wide
in manv different shades
the yard 45c
Mercerized Crepe, 36
inches wide, in many dif
ferent shades, iust grand
for summer wear. 85c
cent values, the yard . 65c
Transparent Organdie, 40
inches wide, nice and
sheer, 60c value
The yard 45c
v nnt he able to fight, but,
you can save and buy We.r Savings!
Stamps.
This Voting Coupon
nnd 25 cents
Good For 60 Votes
For 1
i
For Queen of j
CLAT8KAN1R IU8K SHOW j
i
Cut thla coupon out and hand It to i
Mrs. Icblster, together with 25 cents.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR SHOES
n;. ciiiiMiipnt iust arrived. Our
prices are just as reasonable as any
body s and tne quality oi our omit!,
are much better than some.
Ladies and Childrens White Sum
mer Shoes and Children's Rare 1-oot
Sandals.
SILK TAFFETAS IN FANCY
COLORS
Thins, Plaids and Stripes, in the
litBct eiimW. 36-inches wide
the yard
l.V-,iiUr crnol valllt'S ill 40-illch
rrriK. df rhenes. Many beaut-iuil
shades at choose from.
The yard $2.12Vi
Genuine Khaki Kool
The Sport Pongee of the day for all sport wear.
Genuine Imported Silk, $1.50 value,.
The yard S1-"
Monday and Tuesday Only
Ladies and Mens 25c, 35c
Hats. All thrown in a pile,
hat
and 50c Straw Sun
Your choice of any
25c
VARIETY STORE