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Newspaper Page Text8 ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. AUGUST 30. 1918 MIST MISTINGS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wllkins were Portland visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Bertha Woods spent the week end with relatives In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob George return ed Monday efter a ten days visit in Portland. Mr. and Mrs Eugene lllakesley are! Let the Mist Job office do your at Seaside, the guests of Mrs. J. 11 printing. Wellington. Mrs. J. E. Ramsey returned Mon day after a pleasant visit with friends in Seaside. Mrs. H. P. Mct'onnick returned oa Saturday night from San Francisco, California and Drain, Oregon, where she visited with her sister.) and mother. PREPARE FOR EaIl DAYS They will soon be here. Bring the hoys ami girls to Taber's and have them outfitted from head to feet. Our line is complete and the prices right. Some of the Articles the Young Folks Need BOYS' SUITS $6.50 to.$9.9S BOYS' BLOUSES AND SHIRTS .. 59c to 98c BOYS' HATS. CAPS AND XIXKW KAR BOYS' AND CARLS' UNTOX SUITS 75c to $2.25 BOYS' AND GIRLS' BUSTER BROWN HOSE 35c BOYS' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES , $1.87 to $5.50 GIRLS' FANCY HAIR RIBBONS Fer vard 15c to 45c DRESS GINGHAMS Just the thing to make the school dress SCHOOL SUPPLIES TABLETS, PENCILS, ETC. Taber's Variety Store The Liberty Theatre FRIDAY "The Pride of New York" with GEO. WALSH. WM. S. HART in a fine feature SUNDAY "The Honor System" with GLADYS BROCKWELL. A 2-reel Comedy "DAMAGED NO GOODS." Hearst-Pathe News. A fine bill. Don't miss it. Matinee at 4 :30. MONDAY Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson The Noted English Actor in His Great Success "The Passing of The Third Floor Back" ' : xm w W t'"& f 'T, W' : ill vyi I I 9 I - . . ' 1 11 111 ill 1ft M In i i 111 11 bir Johnston Forbes-RohPrtenn inPas6inq oP the Third Floor Back TUESDAY A William S. Hart Feature and a WORLD FEATURE; also an exceptional comedy WEDNESDAY "House of Hate" Serial Episode 13. Also 5-reel Feature and good comedy. THURSDAY '. Madge Kennedy in "THE ADVENTURES OF CAROL" and a Comedy Dr. and Mrs. Pern of Portland were Sunday guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Peel. Mrs. 8. Mortou and children and Miss Olga llolluoru visited with friends In Portland Wednesday. J.LarKe, the pulntur, has been In HoluTevlUui---wlc--fixing'" up beveral htjiwies frhiHt to-had under contr.jkrtT' '"Mr. a:id Mrs. M. Ktcen came up from Italnler Sunday, opocdlng the day with Mrs. Rlcen's mother, Mrs. ; Rosenthal. Tho Methodist Indies Aid society will serve a dlnnor In the church par lors, Friday evening, September 13, from 5:30 to 7:30. The steamers E. H. Muyer, Klu tnnth nrd Wahkeena wore In port this week taking on lumber cargoes for California delivery. Judge Thomas Mcllrlde of the Ore gon Supreme Court was a St. Helens 1 visitor Saturday, enroute to his home 1 1! Deer Island tc spend the week end. Dr. and Mrs. L. U. Rosa and son John and Mrs. Ross' sister Mlsa Dora Shaffer, left Wednesday by automo- ' bllo for Seaside, where they will ; spend several days. I Mrs. Mary Mu:!'ow, who lir.s been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Von A. Uruy for the past several weeks, left : yesterday for her home In Portland. Mr. niul Mrs. Gray accompanied her. I J. H. McKie left Monday morning for Mayger. He has a contract with the county to do some rock and ; powder work on the new quarry ! which Is being opened on the Mc Adnms road. ! Mr. E. J. Hlbbard of Scnppoose was a business visitor In St. Helens Monday. He is a newcomer In Chas J. Stauson from Uerard, Kan-1 as, Is visiting his cousin. Lawrence i E. Davles and both are working In the St. Helena shipyards. I Mrs. White, Mrs. lllsey. Mrs. Davles, Mrs. Owens. Mrs. Christy and Mrs. Thompson, all of St. Helens,! spent Wednesday lit Kalama with Mrs. 8. C. Chase, formerly of 81. j Helens. lAist A pony, dark brown with; Thltejipot in forehead, weight about; 1000, about eight years old. Notify' Anna Hoiumaud, Warren, Oregon. ! 37-38; Mrs. Sarah M. Nilson and daughter Kate, who have been spending the1 cummer with Mrs. W. H. Davles, will1 soon return to their home in Pitts-' burg, Kansas. DEER ISLAND Mrs. Jack Auulo'.on and sor.s re turned Tuesday evening after a slay of three weeks at Seaside. Mrs. Wm. Clark, Mrs. English, Mlsa Korna and Mis. llouser a. tended the funeral of Will Iliuhop at Uoble on Saturday. Mrs. Willi: ri Tlileliufi of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Chus. llrown on TuetHh-.y of this week. Mrs. Fred Gill returnod Wednes day afior a few days vlsitli'g friends in Portland. Tho meeting of tho. Deer Island i.nxlllary was well attended last Fri day. The party given for the buyu leav-i Ing for different government train- i Ing ennps, wus a very enjoyable nf-l fair. Those who loft were Hoy Gall tens, Ralph Moehnn, Harold English i ind L. A. Hudson. Miss Hern Ice McDonald celebrated her fourth birthday on the 26th Inst.! the! by entertaining 19 of her little! Scappooso neighborhood, tew months ago bought Watt sen place. Sheriff Stan wood received word that a quantity of powder has been stolen from one of the powder houses on the highway below Dolena and left yesterday morning to investi gate the matter. J. B. Godfrey, a former St. Hel-m-.slte, was here Saturd.-.y transacting having ar friends. Refreshments were served.: the Johni-TIe color decorations were pink and white. Edward McConnell Is at tho Good S imurltan hospital In Portland where he recently underwent an operation. He is getting along nicely. Mrs. ('. II. English was called to Portland by the death of her alster, Mrs. J. M. Nlckuin, who died very suddenly at Tillamook, while on 1 1 leasure trip with herson. business mutters. Recently M". God frey has been living In Prli'evllle, Oregon, but has moved from that place back to Portland. H. W. Charter of Salt Uke, man.1 rfter spending severul days with hlstoam on the Portland grounds Batur nlece, Mrs. H. Admunsen left for his dry afternoon. Mond:y. tho home home Sunday. Mr. Charter was de-!team will tunirln with the n h i HARD GAME WON (Continued from Page 1) legate-at-Iurge from Utah to the G. ' A. R. convention in Portland. ! Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Miles and , Mr. and Mrs. H. F. McCormlck left yesterday morning in the Mile's big j Hudson car for a tour of the Sound ; country which will include a visit to I Mcunt Rainier. j The Ladles Patriotic League will -vlve a dunce In the city hall Labor j Day night. The proceeds of the dance will be used for the entertaln , .lent of und supplying of necessary ! articles for Columbia county soldier ' boys. i President Marie Paulson of the , Honor Guard has called a special ; meeting .jf t'.io lienor Guard to be held at tho Red Cross, rooms, Tues day eva-Ung at 7 o'clock. Matters of importance are to be taken up and Mlis Pa-ilsen desi'cs a full attend ance of tho Guard. I Dr. Thompson will viBlt St. Helens ngaln September 21. If having trouble with your eyes or glasses, don't fail to consult him on that date. Rest of local references given. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orcadla Hotel, all day ! Saturday, September 21st. Mr. Guy Griffiths and son Clare ; of Eunflca, California, who have I been the guests of their friend Tup- per Phillips, left Monday for theirl California Inmo. Mr. Griffiths, who ! s Huperiute.'.t'ient of ;he Eureka Water works, snude the trip from Cal 1 forula inh is automobile and reports !thnt he found the Pacific highway in ! eery good condition most oil the I Sunday evening, September 8th a'. 8 o'clock there will be a meeting at the city hall which all drafted men, ; not yet called, are expected to at , tend. The government authorities ' have issued orders thet they should attend, as matters which vitally af- feet them will bo discussed. Captain ! E. M. Burke, U. S. A., was here this j week arranging for the meeting and appointed committees to see that ! proper arrangements were made. A i more extended notice will aDDear In the next Issue of the Mist. Basil Johnson, a youth of 14 years was brought before Judge Morton in the Juvenile Court Monday charged with stealing a sail and some other articles from a boat. . The young fel ! low had been in jail for several days and hud ample time to reflect upon itho error of his way. He was given to tho custody of the state reform school for a period of four years, but p:rcled upon the promise of his j father to see that he went to school and during off time, followed bo mo useful occupation. He was admonlsh- ed th fit should he break his parole, he would be Bent to the reform 'school without further trial. He promised to be a good boy and the 'ccurt gave litui another chance, . 1 'earn on the homo grounds and a fast lU'e Is expected. If 81. Helens wins two of tlto remaining throe games to be played, they will cinch the loader ship of the leaguo for the lust half : of the season and play Foundation ! tor tho chr.mplonshlp. The box score of Sunday's gamo: St. Helena ..10000000 0 1 Foundation .00000000 0 0 Run, Locker. Three-base hit, Feur-I born. Stolen bases, Llud, Mensor, j Groce. Double play, Mensor to W. 1 Cartwrtght to Locker. Rase on balls, ' off Hiu-stad, 4. Ill: by pitched ball,! by Evans, Feurborn. Struck out, by j Evans, 11, by Harstud 5. Time of game 1 hour 55 minutes. Vmplres, Drennen and Jackson. ! Shipbuilders' Minstrel Show LIBERTY THEATRE Saturday August 31st Benefit Soldiers' Smoke Fund Don't Fail to See BERT NOBLE M'QUEEN HAWES GARING CLARK ' ' and IRISH Funniest Cooits On Earth ADMISSION, 50 cents (Including Wjir Tax) "Educator" stamped on the sole of a shoe is a guarantee that it is all leather and made to give the best service possible. ,Thtn too, they are made on a foot-form last that insures com. fort to the wearer. We have found nothing else as good as the EDUCATOR line for School wear and feel surj that you will be well pleased after trying a pair. Devonshire, Galatea, Percale, Gingham for Wash Dressos, Aprons and Blouses BOYS' SUITS, OVERALLS, KNICKERBOCKER PANTS. SHIRTS and BLOUSES English Walking Shoes in black, tan and brown for the Big Girls r. V. E. AUSTIN St. Helens, Oregon Gem Theatre FRIDAY Roy Steward, in "Laws Outlaw" A Triangle Comedy. .WM. S. HART in "OVER THE GREAT DIVIDE" SATURDAY "In the Balance," with Earl Williams A Drew Comedy "VENGENCE AND THE WOMAN" Episode 2. "LOADED DICE." SUNDAY Joan of Plattsburft with Mabel Norman A military play endorsed by the United States Government MONDAY AND TUESDAY ' Clara Williams, in "Carmen of the Klondike' A Story of the Frozen Northland WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Albert E. Smith Presents "OVER THE TOP" By Sergeant Empey r 2 ret 'St A WITH- Empey (Himself) . Supported by ' Lois Meredith AND James Morrison A Marvelous Photoplay of Empey's World Fa mous Book. HerKount Knixy In already famous wm it Nlit'r, lecturer author. He .nlstl I., tho ltny, ISihUIpph of lomlon in erv' Ml for HKhteon iiioiiUih n t, frNt no trcncliM hn mwlilne KunW anil Im.iiiImt, ami uu Hiiiiralily diHcliuripMl aftrr rwi'lvlHK wournK "KIIK v,.r tho ,,,,, I( ra(.H K)llNt ie Hu1 IteturnliiK to Ami-rin, lie wmln IiIh wnr lo, "Ovt r tin' Top" w l.l. h u, dale ,h I, , r,.ll(1 by H,(III ,hpco ,,, MM,,,e, it In nm,,,,, 1,1 "" Unin l.ul.ll.utl.m of I. In N.k, Km'f mencwl le lining fP ,1Urol,. rIIMI.Bi Ho mTUt.l tliiiiNi',H ' nien, moI.I $l,OI,(MM) worth of Liberty IIoikIh, rlwl "Ninokc" fuiidH und tl. ,,,., lo lol((,n ,,,.turwl to nIhkv tliroiW" tho VltKrnih priHlurtioii or "Over tho Too" just what wc wc P HKiihiNt "over there." MATINEE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. i. r . t .