St. Helens mist., August 30, 1918, Page 5, Image 5

SOLDIER
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I .do troitll lit all. All the French
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'old or lliirmll draws uru, please
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iPm lu 1 l,,fl ( UIIP LWlS.
How ilu not forgot to wrllii to mo
, will I'" nioi'o than Kluil to liuur
Iron you. ir old m.nci,
LOUIS MUlllt,
Lib. s""- Trul" 314
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W. 0. Jlrunn.ui, chief 0f rocordH of
Hi" Yunktoii Hedm,.,,, received the
following t.r t,m A.Kllu 8l()wur(1.
Camus, Franco. July ai.t, ms
Mr. W. I). Ilrumio-), Chief of Records,
Tllllcum Tribe No. G2, Improved
Order of Hudmoii,
Yankton, Ori'Kon.
I"ur Clili.f iiiii llrothnrs:
It lit with th deepest rt-Krot. thnt
I lnko HiIh opportunity to Inform you
of tho rnco.it death f 0,. ,Ki,y BB.
teemed hrother iledinun, Wulter
NiikkI, who wus attached to Co. 1),
i:f tho Klxlli tin . 20 Kni?., A. E. F.
Brother Niifc-el ((., 0n Hnnduy, July
thu 2Hth. ut 8:30 p. in., after Hliort
'l (ill Of HllU'HH.
Tim order of Iti-dmon Ik well
represented in the Hlxtli lln., mid Is
mi orilnr that Ih hlKhly Hpoken of. I
urn proud of my membership. I
vould coriMldur It a great favor If
you would kindly send me my hint
Buchem receipt, also my dues re
ceipts, an thoHe I brought with me
huvo llfillll lOMt.
My experience with Co. F of the
Sixth lln., 20 Kng., since leaving the
rUr.'es have J,i;n very Interesting
and at present I am enjoying the
l't of health, l'lease give my best
regards to all brother Iledmen.
Sincerely yours,
I.KHI.IK It. STEWARD,
Co. F., 6 lln., 20 Kng.
A. B. F., via New York.
Real Bargain Prices in
GRANITEWARE
for this Week Only
This week we are selling at greatly REDUCED PRICES
a fine assortment of Extra Quality Graniteware. An ex
ceptional opportunity for the housewives to stock up on
these highly essential kitchen articles. See our show
windows and display inside and let us quote you our Surprise-Prices
on this line.
New Showing Brown Baking Dishes
We are also displaying a new and novel showing in the
latest in Brown Baking Dishes. We invite your inspection
of this line, knowing that you will appreciate our efforts
ir. securing this attractive stock. .
Something New for the Kitchen
in Salt Dishes, Butter Containers and Rolling Pins. These
are the very latest addition to our line of kitchen necessities
and are made with the view of being strictly sanitary.
WE HAVE IN STOCK THE CELEBRATED CAMP
BELL ADZ AND SHIP-ADZ
TSZm G. DITTO
Telephone No. 97
St. Helens, Oregon
Itolt Harrison HuNy on Aeropluiicw
Hob Harrison writes to his brother
Dewey, an follows:
Dear "Duke:"
I rocolved your letter dated June
16th and wus very glad to get It.
Well, lu'.;e, I am certainly feeling
fine and could not wish to feel better.
Am worl:lng hard and in charge of
an aeroplane which goes over the
lines after the Ilochcs, so have to
work early and lata, sometimes from
four In the morning till ulno at night
with no extra puy for overtime, but
I like tlte work so well I would aot be
satisfied unless I was working all
tho time.
We have moved twice since I last
wrote you. We certainly have a fine
lot of officers and flying officers.
Tho lieutenant In charge of my
plane is sure a fine fellow.
I wish you woufd writo me a
longer letter and write oftcner and
go Into detail about everything and
how and where all the folks are.
Ask Uncle l'ercy why he doesn't
write.
Wo are hr.ving fine weather here
now and are making tho best of It.
Tell nil my friends hello tvid say I
would love to hear from them, (jive
my love to all tho family and be sure
to wrlto soon.
Your loving brother,
HOD.
E. 11. Scott, local manager of the
phone company, received a letter
from his brother, J. M. Scott, first
lieutenant In the Iirkish army, stat
ing that he had been wounded quite
severely in the recent campaign In
Palestine, but was getting along all
right. The lieutenant stated that his
men bad to charge the Turks across
a barren plain and without the sup
port of the artillery and hand to hand
and bayonet fighting ensued. The
Turks fought well, but the Tommies
overcame them and captured the posi
tion. Lieutenant Scott has been in
the British army for several years
and Is a veteran of the Salon ikl cam
paign. Word has been received that
George Nonas, a Greek boy who left
St. Helens some months ago with one
of the draft contingents, has been
sorlously wounded in action on the
French battlefields. George, before
his entry into the army, was employ
ed at the mill and has lived In St.
Helens for a number of years. He
was a quiet, hardworking fellow and
owned his own home here.
speaker whom it is a privilege for St.
Helens to hear.
Prayermeetlng and Bible Study,
Thursday.
Choir practice, Friday.
Methodist Episcopal Church
The Friendly Church
Albert S. IPsey, Pr.stor
Services for Sunday, September 1.
Sunday school, 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
Epworth League, 7 p. m.
Evening services, 8 p. m.
The morning sermon will be es
pecially adapted to the occasion,
Labor Sunday. Subject, "Making
America Christian." Laboring men
and their families are most cordial
ly Invited to attend this service.
The evening services will be held
at the Congregational Church. The
speaker will he Harold F. Humbert
of the State Sunday School associa
tion. Don't miss this service.
"Come ye aside and rest awhile,"
were the words of the Master. His
i church will welcome you.
After October 1st the subscription
price of the Mint will be $2.00 per
yer.r payable in advance.
Frank Wilklns received a tele
gip.m Wednesday afternoon, stating
that his son, Justin, had been woui-.d-ed
in action, degree undetermined.
No further Information has been re
ceived and it is hoped that Justin
sustained only slight Injuries. He
enlisted In the engineering corps the
first of last May and vas sent over
seas June 29th.
EMIL ENNA
CONCERT PIANIST and TEACHER
will receive pupils in piano playing after September 5th at
THE GUILD HALL, ST. HELENS
Mrs. J. T. Taber has received a let
ter from her husband telling her of
his safe arrival at Fort Myer, Vir
ginia. It Is probable that his com
pany of engineers will be kept there
only a short while before being sent
overseas.
CHURCH NOTICE
: Ili-others Ilulld and I'ly Airplanes
I Two brothers of F. II. Taylor.
1 who lives near Houlton, r.re In the
' U. 8. service In the aviation corps.
One of them, Clarance, Is a skilled
machinist and 1b In an airplane as
sembly plant In England. The other,
M. M. Taylor, Is an aviator and is In
active service in France, so It might
happen that the machinist brother
will put together the airplane for his
flying hrothcr to wing a Hun.
Stranger things have happened. Both
of the young men enlisted at Hood
I Illver where tho Taylor family live.
of
Congregational Church
Rev. A. R. Spearow, pastor.
Sunday, September 1st
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock.
Topic, "Two Conceptions
Beauty.''
Endeavor, 7 p. m.
Leader, Marlon DUlard.
Evening Service, 8 p. m.
This will be a union service to
which all Sundayschool workers are
especially invited, as it is to be ad
dressed by Harold Humbert, travel
ing field secretary for the Oregon
State Sunday School association; a
JOG YOUR MEMORY
Before You Start on
that Vacation Trip
A moment's meditation now may save you a world of
worry after you reach your destination. There are
things you'll need while away that cannot be found in
out-of"the-way places. Insure the comforts and con
veniences by stocking up before you go.
A List of Suggestions May Prove Helpful
Headache Remedy
Adhesive Plaster
Antiseptic Solutions
Dentifrice
Stationery
Fountain Pens
Drinking Cups .
Thermos Bottles
Candy '
Shaving Supplies
Cold Cream
Lotions
Combs
Brushes
Fishing Tarkle
Tooth Brushes
Playing Cards
Mosquito Lotion
Hummer Remedies
Soaps
Battling Caps
Bath Supplies
Start right and write us while away for anything you
viay need
A. J. DEMING
ST. HELENS, OREGON
SI Men's Clothing and Furnishings S?
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FALL
Cashmere,
Merino and Wool Bundle
Sox
Wool Underwear
Two Piece
and Union Suits
Flannel
Shirts and Mackinaws
Flannelette Night Robes
WE ADVISE you to buy
now not only what
you need now, but
what you're going to
need this Fall. It's the best
way to save money and conserve
material for the Government.
If you have clothes enough, don't
buy any. Our line of Fur
nishings and Hats will appeal to you
because every care is taken to sup
ply you with right Styles and depend
able Guarantees at living prices.
i 1 . I I 1
FALL
Overcoats
and Loggers' Shirts
Gloves
and Raincoats
Blankets, Sweaters,
Umbrellas
Hart, Schafmer & Marx
Clothing
Dick Lidyard
Manager
99
St. Helens
Oregon
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