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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JUNE 28. 191 S r CORRESPONDENCE WARREN 1 A War Savings Stamp rally will Vbe lipid at the schoolhouse on Frl- day evening. t lias. Merrill and llert Admits made a trip to Portland this week to attend a tractor demonstration and look over the dyked land at Gres-i num.- A birthday party wis given Mrs. I.ennle Clark on Friday evening. The birthday cako was in the form of a battleship. The candles represented the guns. Mrs. Clark did not say There were 35 Mr. Harry Tarbell of Portland, is spending the week with his cousins, the A. H. Tarbell family of Warren. A large delegation from Warren attended the Saturday tropical meet ing of the Palryniens' League at Portland. At the next social evening of the how many candles. grange the entertainment will be ! guests present. given exclusively by the- younger j Mr. Oscar Menifee, a prominent members of the grange. The date is 'lumberman of Portland, was serious July 27. A fine program is being J ly injured by falling from a trestle arranged. j at the Deer Island loggiug works Miss Hedwig Hammer of Burling-'yesterday. His leg appeared to be ton, Washington, who is attending j broken and there may be internal In the Lincoln high school in Portland, ! Juries. He was taken to the St. s;ent the week with her schoolmate, : Vincent's hospital by auto, where he Miss Elizabeth Hyskell at the Oregon will be under the care of Dr. Herbert Berkshire Company's ranch. I Nichols. The W. S. S. meeting will be held; Mr. Ellis of the Lamb Timber Co., in the hall instead of the school-j and Mr. Percy Allen of Portland, house as heretofore announced. The: were in this city Tuseday. drive is on and it is expected that Mrs. Minion Murphy and daughter Waren's quota will be completed by: Hen e. who have been visiting reta Frday night, the meeting date. lives in Portland, returned Wednes- Judge Grant B. Diemick of Oregon day. City will give the Fourth of July ad- ' Mrs. Ed Enyart and son Hen, are dress at the celebration here. All visiting with Mrs. Agues Meehan. arrangements are about completed j Mra UazetX juillschi accompanied for a grand time and a patriotic tlme,by Mis9 M.lrie KeaveT, drove to For is promised to all who attend. est Grove Tues(lay to spend the week Haying Is well along and while the,w!th relatives vof Mrs. Judisch. crop is scarcely over one-half, the; Miss Irene Murphy of Portland, quality is good. The aphis are prov-;u!U1Bhter of El, Murpliy of the Deel. ing very destructive to cat, pea nnd Island iMeeing company is at the garden crops and combined with the home ot ,ler cousilli Irono Murphv. extensive ary wer.tner the returns uo not promise much to the grower. The W. S. Stamp meeting in the Evangilical church on Sunday night Tvna utaII attanrtarl tlav I) i ........... . of Portland gave a very interesting and patriotic talk. The music was A Great Celebration in St. Helens JULY 4th. Prepare Yourself for This Grand Occasion Buy W.S.S. Mrs. May Newton lenves for a ! fortnight visit with friends at Toledo, Washlngton.on Thursday. Miss ltuth Hunter is visiting Mrs. Bnugston at the hotel. I Randolph Anderson left for Camp Buy Mi All Trimmed Hats, $5.1X1 :i:ul ii Cleanup Price This is a remarkalile opporitmiu fr Final Cleanup On Our Summer Millinery $3.85 idics that are in need f All Tiimnied Hals. $.V50 t. $5.(10 Cleanup 1 nee i Hal. Many llais are worth thmlile I he furnished by the Tarbell orchestra. '-fiw's wonaaj. a rarewen party Albert Freeman, who has served ! was given lllm in tho Bnga hall on at master.of the grange since Janu- ' Saturday evening. Refreshments ary 1st, resigned Saturday night and were served at n'MniRht. A number A. H. Tarbell was elected in fill the ot out-of-town People were present, position. Mr. Tarbell is now serving Alex Jlambolskl, with the Coast his fourth term as master of. Warren Artillery, s homo on a ten day fur grange. ' hiis:h. Alex had the misfortune to The community flag has been',)leak hiiJ leg an(i ls Just ol,t r llie purchased and will soon be waving i ''0SPl.tal- In the breezes. It is-a beauty, 8x12 Miss Fay Larned Is visiting wit'i feet and the residents are Justly ;lfir aunt, Mrs. Adah Adams. proud of 'Old Glory" for what it re presents and of the beauty of this.ine bedside of her mother, has re individual flag. . turned home. Thos. Hyskell, second son of Mr. ! Mrs- B. J. Keelan has been and Mrs. C. M. Hyskell, spent Sun-! Portland shopping this week day with his parents, prior to going j , to Join the Merchant Marine service VERNONIA at Seattle. This makes both 'sons of , t'.ie Hyskell's !c the se-v!ce, Corroral ! The Knitting club- of VernonU Edward now being on his way to lle,(l a social Saturday night. About France. , $40 was realized from the social and The warehouse committee met with this amount will be expended for Mr. Fowler of the S. P. & S. Ry. Co.Jyarn to knit socks and sweaters for on Thurshay and decided on a site fori the boys "over there." the building. It will occupy a front- After undergoing an operation for age on the track of 60 feet. A meet-1 appendicitis at the Good Samaritan ing of the stockholders Is called for hospital in Portland, Mrs. Robert this Thursday evening to complete Spencer has returned to her home. Get Your White Shoes Now for July 4th Ladies Sea Island Camas, natural leather heel and sole, military heel. Very class v . $4.25 Ladies While I'nnips, esttenulv fine quality, military and ItciicIi heel $2.25 and $3.15 Children's Hare I 'not Sandals in tan and white 95c. $1.50. $1.95 Children's Patent Leather Shoes with white tops, very pivttv. Attractive New Georgette and Crepe do Clicne Waists $3.75 to $7.50 Atiraetive patterns, some larje, flow utx heiiMiu hed and otne roll collars, in a j;rcat ran go of colors, while, maie. Tope, old rose, pink and many others. J2.SI Jump In, The Water Is Fine licfore on do von had littler Imv r.alhint' Suit. Cap and S s (r,J Taber Ladies Wool liathin Stiiu in f;,n,.v colors orecn. pnrple, cardinal. ,. :md Mack ,,,, j6Qq Ladies Cotton Latliini; Suits', Vm, Km m weight and iptality . ., : ',' $1.95 and up Mens ool Lathing Suits in a r;,J; of coli n .. ( )nl y gc qQ Mens Cotton Itatliin Suits t luldi eiis ool I '.alhinif Stiiis" UP .. . , $1.25 each C hiMrens ( niton Lathing Suits 85c each A Few Articles to Mention Oil Finished Window Shades, .i(i inehes, only.. 75c Mens Khaki Trousers, worth $J.50, on sale $1.98 A he. ti t i fill lot of Silk Tafietas in many shades and colors. My inches wide $2.25 Ladies Silk Cmlirellas the Shaler kind that even one is guaranteed. Ladies I'Atia Wide Out -size Hose. Mack and white I'.uMer I trow n ln and 45c each Ladies Summer Weight Cotton KiMied I'nion Suits nlv 5C eacj1 Little Itoys Ithnises in many colors, while with stripes, while and Mack. Mne with while stripes and khaki. B"yw.s.s. Taber's Variety Store Buyv.&& with her sister Martha Mills at Tren li ol 111. The W. S. S. committee Is hustling In the V. S. S. drive this week mnl Mrs. Van Dodson who has been at i everyone is doing their bit. W. I.. Hall, who carried the mall for C. A. Mills Monday and Tuesday i:i j MIST WANT COLUMN ; Found A parcel contalniiiK shoes. ! Owner can get same at F. W. Itne I Bel's, Warren, Oregon, phono 102-F-4. Erwin Smith left Saturday night to , wo. J '.'..... .:.. .' - ....,a .ul me cicuiuii oi me; nor many inenus win ue pleased to, answer 11 is country s call. There are: For Sale Threshlm. ..mm For Sale Lot. 80x100. In i says tt is a nne Job as long us no "I'leus, near sohoolhouse. Write J. one wants to catch the early motor, j Mc"oukii, :t5 S. Park Street, Geo. Parker has purchased a new Al'"n'"""' "''"" 4 fliver and built a Karage and Is get-) l4,8lKtl.H ,. uyM N 1J ting ready to take up tho mail routo; trunk key, button hook, bc.nle op, ,,! from Vernonla to Mist, July 1st. j er, two small padlock keys. Leave Miss Lizzie Counts went to Port-!'.1- I,omi"8 1nlK store. C. A. Laws. land this week to take the teachers! Itcward- pil examination. She will remain in tliei .,,. '. city until September when she wl ; e,Z lumb.riy' return to teach the Keasey school. ('jinpany. .( Tuesday afternoon Harold Parker baggeda big bear on the old Early rr.nch. For Sale 11 head grade Jersey milk cows nnd one thornniriiii i jersey null. plant. 4- DEEF ISLAND i know that she is getting along nice I Tom McDanlels Is erecting a nice Case Htiil l ml I Eber ilrown, Yankton, Ore. i'li-tf , "iiiiii, OIUI II . I II few young men of draft age left In ,lurs0 liarr-hcott engine, 2Sx4s Hutu. this viclnltv. Thn lnr.o.1 i. ,.,!.. i larator. J. I. ripe, but the laborers are few. Communion services will be held 1 In the church next Sunday. $ The Y. P. A. and Sunday school j will furnish a program for th Fourth. Ice cream and lemonade wi!i Sylvia Fredin is home, from Port-, residence on hl9 ranch land at which place she has been : C. U. Enstrom, C. A. Mills and B. attending high school. . . F. Lane made a business trip to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hansen came Portland this week, home Tuesday from Portland where; r;id you heor the wedding bolls they had taken Evanglino to have 'last Thursday? Cyrel Johns and her tonsils end adnoids removed, j ChristenaSword made a trip to Taco Evangllne Is feeling as well as could ma jind were quiety married in that be expected. city. The newly married couple will Mrs. Schanz of Portland is visiting make their home on the Dahl ranch at the home of her uncle, Mr. Fred ' near the steel bridge OH. , ' Little Miss Isola Hall Is vi.sitinrif ,l"rViKW "re Visitl,lg 01,1 frl,,,,lE'K ! and relatives in this section." ! For Sale Pigs, 0 weeks old. Price i to ti. P. 11. Lund, Warren. 2fi-f A. llarrla, rttorney. 25-3 3 room bungalow for sale, In c0. timlilfi i.i .. . . I ho served - Kvervn.... iu ivii.i '.V . rur oiniier lnlonn: I ...... i,n H,.0 w will bo welcome. - Mrs. Ethel Kay made a business! trip to Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Maker, for- For Sale 25 head vimm. i ,.,i Ishoats; 8 saddle horses wi ' l, horses, good drivers. 1 will buy milk rtni'u lui.iP A. .ill.. . . . I morlv of Alhnrtn. but mnr r..,.o..l . ' "V ; ."o. ur sioca own. nav. ! . .. . ............... ..,.oons, i-notio 10SK11. ll:i(.,..,.r Int. 5-tr Pastures Wanted.- FOURTH of JULY CELEBRATION St. Helens Will Celebrate the Fourth and Invites You to Take Part in and Attend Band Concerts Patriotic Speeches Grand Parade Amusements Sports and Races Baseball Games Dancing It Will be a Great Cele. ration Plan Now to Spend the Fourth in St. Helens STREET PARADE, 9:30 A. M. AND EXERCISES BEGIN AT CITY PARK AT 10 O'CLOCK St. Helens Home Guard Who Have Charge of the Celebration !..!,... !.....(. p.. , . ...iiiirn imving l.e- Dastureu rnttnimii ... ... . - ......mj hi uill.e Willi We need rain very badvly. ........ ........... ncjura nun ma apius i.ivesiocK nrokerngo Co., 110 F - consldorablo damage has been dona i cllanKH Uhlg., North Portland, Oro to the crops. Some of the vetch j K"' Woodlawii 2400.' fields seem to be entirely spoiled. Kor Salo-OaTswT nlvTTeTnT; r....... ,.,u s leilow seed corn U J. Larson, Wr.rren, Oregon. SCAPPOOSE Marjoplo llol.oday returned from haUhlg.LBo'for'lT "llostinm Or' Eugene on Tuesday. iler early. T. C. Meehan, lieer Ih- Mrs. Fred Grant and children spei.t I ltt'"1' 0rcgn. 1 G-tf the week end with her parents, on Por Sale'-Elght 3 and 4-ye,r-oid ""I,?"0."', , , . ttfc""- Six regUd Ho" n'1'"' i juiiiihoii nas moved to the "". lieanonalilo price l u-k Many Are Lending Their Lives What Are You Lending? I In niv,ini.. t",!;( i ll' I ii iv s aiv L'lHii" itiiun intii tin- tri'iii'lii- I'ilil f;K'i-i. ilt'ti-rinnir.l. solfiiiliil vihuik men Main- ,-u-i- swim to jniii tin- iirmv of llio lamo, tin' Mind or lit.- h-.nl. i in: can at oa.vt J Innl. it iic K" il'iwn in vmir Mickcls for tlatii. : i i'.'nK' on JUNE 28th National War Savings Day I here's an arm v. Yes. a doon armies - of Malwai!. win' ''ii'iieil vi.un;; men stamlin heiuoen xon am! llio ri;! Him. Tin-so voim- follows are tjiviny ll'.eir e.-e. thrif c'Hiiion. Hioir'frion.ls a, homos, thoir Imilios. the l:"lc ' hie t;iviins' for oii- for mmi. V-''i can al UaM loan vnttr .lollars f..r tl.cm. NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COAtMITTtE his .- pace Coniiilmioil for the Winning of I lie War k FRED MORGUS DRY GOODS, MENS FURNISHINGS, SHOES high land on account of the water rlcing. , . Parents remember to send their children to the Junior Choir, 7:30 Wednesday evenings, at the church. ' Wilbur Miller and family spent Sunday in St. Helens. Joanuln Miller and family have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller. Helen Mulliford of Eugene Is a guest of Marjorle Holloday. Mr. Grewell is arranging to paint the properties of llert Adama and Frank Adams. llert Adams lost a valuuble horse last Sunday. About 11 a. m. he turned the pair into pasture and walked up to the ranch so the horses could rest. Shortly after, the one was round with a broken leg. A veterinary was called but the borne had to be shot. The supposition Is It had been kicked by the other horse. Appleton, Doer Island, Oro. ' I5tf Cascara Hark, Oregon Crane Hoot and I'ox Glove leaves wanted Che halls Produce Co., Aberdeen, Wash. 14-tf A ry Uur Market For the best of Fresh and Cured Meats which we Sell at the Lowest Possible Prices Groceries and Vegetables By handling Goods of known meril only and scjling at living prices, we succeed in pleasing particular People. Try us with your next order and be convinced The People's Market On Ihe Slrand, Si. Helens, Oregon For plastering, see evenings, 10GK13 a good Job of Phone ll-:im- For Sale Young ,,Ka f(), J. A. Ilacon of Warren. s:.l ;s tr Wr.nt.04l I would in... ... fr. .....i ' . '"' ir . Vu.,k, i;u warns to iiell ,. good young family horse that any body can drive, single or d, . weight 1300 to 1400 pounds we I lluJ0Wr """ 1,TU"' K"ntl" in fit i niW prl:' aK" tolor n first letter. Address Silver Man! Farm, Warren, Oregon. Wanted to Itent-A r,irnlM,..,l apartment or partly furnished ,111(. Call for C. I). Morgan at Mint olfl,.,. Found - l!y S. I., linn, , tir 17" di. . . . rrmik ul...i.... .... '-.I v. cj. oiuvuiih whs gevereiy nurned . , . """""i ian leather suit cusn anout tne arms on Monday. His sis ter, Mrs. Copeland added a little gaso lene to a boiler of clothes, when it boiled over the gasolene set the (Continued on Pago 7) Owner may obtain sumo by ,V,)V ,, . property. Call at tho Mb,. T""' For Salo 12 b n ,i....i.i ., . 1 "team traction engine In 'Z rZ ; Hon. Eber Ilrown, Vankton, Ore, 20-i.f