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Newspaper Page TextST. HELENS MIST. FRI DAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919 I correspondence; Mr will WARREN Frank Bealer and Harvey Hay spent Sunday in Portland. - The three Berglund slstei-i of Port land held a family re-unlon at the home of their parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Berglund. . Mrs. Carlton Lewis, formerly ot this place, but now of Portland, spent Monday here on a business trip. The grange warehouse company hare shipped a carload of hay ana the dairy league has a car of feed enroute to supply the farmers here. T Sherman Brothers average ship ments of ner-rly three cars per week ot lumber and will increase their output much more as soon as roads are In better condition. Miss Chase of the schools, spent Sunday in Portland with her par ents. Saturday the grange expects one of the largest meetings in its history. Every member is expected to be pres ent and it is expected a large class will be initiated. The degree team Js preparing some good stunts and a Jolly time is promised. The entet talnment committee are arranging an attractive program and the house committee are looking after the "eats." F. A. Hoyt is getting the orchestra in shape again and all are expected to be given a real good time. . . Mr. and Mrs. Kerr of Hartland, Wash'., spent Sunday as guests of A. L. Larson and family. Prof, and Mrs. J. M. Miller have Joined the grange and to fulfill the requirements of farmers are prepar ing to garden on an extensive scale. Mrs. P. J. Anderson, who has been 111 in a Portland hospital. Is convaleslng and will return home in a few days. Her daughter. Miss Agnes spent Sunday with her. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Retell spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. John Farr's. Mrs. Retell was formerly Miss Made lene Thomas, a teacher in Yankton schools. A. H. Tarbell is preparing a nice herd of Shorthorns for exhibition at the stock show Jo be held next month in Portland. The Oregon Berkshire company have been disposing ot their over niii stork of thorouehbreds and shipping them to Washington and different parts ot uregon. a neavy demand exists for starting new herds and the Berkshire company are busy shipping the stock. Grandpa and Grandma Fred W. Ttnnaal anent Sunday in Portland with their granddaughter. Mrs. Boesel says the girl can cause more excltment in a minute than she can in a day. The fruit trees of Warren ana Scappoose are much more free from scale than last year, according to the report of the fruit inspector, and an active campaign to eradicate anv ex isting disease is being carried out. scappoose" .; Mrs. Bonnell and Earle spent the week end with Scappoose friends. , Mr. 'and Mrs. Albert Leonard came up from Seaside Sunday. Quite a delegation ot our boys at tended' the Boys Conference in St. Helens, Friday, Saturday and Sun day. , The Liberty Chorus will give k reception for the boys who are home from service, in the hall Saturday evening, February 22nd, 7:30. Every body come and bring sandwiches. t There will be special music; Johnston and Kev. McClure make addresses. Mrs. E. M. ' Watts has returned to her home and is convaleslng. Her daughter. Miss Maude and Mrs. Esk erldge of Sheridan, accompanied her. The Cleveland Tractor company has been demonstrating their trac tor this week on the railroad pro perty and attracting the interest of the farmers. Red Cross Tuesdays, 10 a. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:00 p. m., followed by Liberty Chorus, 7:45 p. m. Congregation Church S u n d a y School, 10:16; Morning Worship, 11:16; C. E., 7:00 p. m.; Evening Service. 7:45. Mr. McClure will oc cupy the pulpit morning and even ing. Every one welcome. The Ladles Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. R. F. Nlblock. Thurs day. February 27th. 2:00 p. m. The high school pupils had a party Friday evening at the home of Gilbert McKay. Mrs. Spacek, who was taken to tho hospital Sunday evening In a very serious condition, has died. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novak and was buried on Friday at ternoon. Norman Miller arrived home Sat urday, looking fine. Mrs. Lynch has purchased tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grewell. known as the Morgan property, and has taken possession. Mr. and Mrs. Grewell will locate in Portland for awhile. A number of Scappoose people were in Portland Monday evening to attend the reception of the 65th regi ment. Fred Wist, who Is with the 20th Engineers in France has written hi brother that he expected to leavo for America In the near future. Hormxn Millar, another Scannoose boy is with Wist. They were in the I first draft and by consent of the, local board, gained permission to report for service immediately Ar riving at Camp Lewis, they soon volunteered for foreign service, and; were among the first columDia County boys to go overseas. VERNONIA Marlon Moore, who was recently discharged from the army, is spend ing some time with his friend, Wes ley Heverling. Samuel Conklln, after several weeks lay-off, has returned to Tim ber, where he has a position in one of the logging camps operating near there. Mrs. Ethel Hall went to Westport Friday to remain for some time. S. V. Melmester spent several days In Portland this week. Mrs. Maud Webster and Mrs. Wm McDanlel are suffering from severe colds to the extent that they are con fined to their beds. Mrs. E. , A, Gessell has recovered from her recent illness and was in Vernonla Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Pr Ingle are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Dallman. Ed Hansen came down from Camp Lewis a few days ago to see his mother, who was seriously burned when her home was deotroyed by fire several weeks ago. Harvey J. Duncan, who has beei. in the U. S. navy for more than a year, is spending this week with his mother. Mr. Duncan has many I friends here who are always glad to see mm. The school building was the scene of much activity and merriment Fri day evening. There was a party in nearly every room and the occasion was enjoyed by each group. APIARY The hard ralus of the last week have flooded much of the bottom land and stopped much stump pull ing and clearing. The school has moved Into their new building and all reports prove: that It is highly satisfactory. Mr. Erlckson bought the old school building ana is tearing u away, ouuu we will have a nice orderly school ground. Mrs. Netnstedt, who has been 111 for nearly nil winter, Is r.ble to bu out again. All Apiary, both big and Httle.jire preparing for another entertainment and basket social. As tho proceeds are to be UBed tor the benefit of the school library we are hoping for a large crowd and full pocket books. Frank Kllby received word that his brother. James, was severely III with Influenza. When word was last sent he was no better. W. L. Brown received a letter from their boy who has been In France and he is now on the Rhine. They expect him to be lrome soon. There has not been a single case of Influenza known In Apiary. Wi have been extra lucky and our school has been in fine attendance all win ter, which Is something we are all thankful for. YANKTON M-s. Earl Portei' has been here for several days on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Tarbell. The meeting dales of the Yankton grange is on the first and third Sat urdays of the month. Our church is closed and those people In the neighborhood who like to attend church, will be glad when church services are resumed. The street from Houlton to St Helens Is so slippery on a rainy day that it is difficult for horses to keop on their feet. The automobiles pass by very swiftly and the horse driver Is obliged to turn out quickly, which oftentimes causes the horses to slip and fall to the pavement. Mr. Mnrkanen was unfortunate In losing two fine hogs Just as tney were almost ready to kill. The farmers are making prepara tions to do their spring planting. It Is understood that several farm ers In this vicinity have recently pur chased fine blooded cattle, and they are expected to soon arrive here. Antheui .... "All Hall Immanuel" Choir Sculpture Lesson Pastor Male Quartet ....'Jesus Calls IV Orpheus Club Quartet Hymn No. Ill "Somebody" Congregation (standing) Prayer Pastor Anthom .... "A Song of Victory" Announcements Silver Offering for the Choir Vocal Solo Samuel Ingham Mixed Quartet ."My Father Knows" Mesdnraes Rutherford and Barnatt; Messrs. Oelvln and Ingham Selection "What Then" Orpheus Club Hymn No. 26o .."Abide With Me" Congregation (standing) Bonodlctlon Pastor Program starts at 7:46 p. m. Come early and get your sont. Methodist Kplsropal Church St. Melons and Houlton Albert S. 1 1 they. Pastor The services for next Sunday, Feb ruary 23, will be: Sunday School, 10:00 .a. m. Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. Combination service at Houlton, 2:00 p. m. Epworth League, (-.30 p. m. Evening, Sorvloes, 7:30 p. in. Mid-week Meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The subject for the morning ser mon will be ''Tho Unsearchable MIST WANT COLUMN MEN WITH PIG Wanted to anil Rawlelgh P-oducts. established domand. Large profits, healthy, pleasunt, prmanent. tilve age. occupation. roforonecs. V. T. KauMrIi Co., Dept. 1, Oakland, Call. For Sale Gold Dollr.r otrr.wber ry plants, early varloty, .Plants will bear this spring. 100 plants, $1.0u by mall anyfhere. Paul C. Adams, Box 42. Warren, Oregia. Phone 106-F-15. 7tt Lost A Thrift Stamp book be longing to Richard White Holibs, on Wednesday afternoon. Finder please return to postofflce. 8-tf For Pale One Monduy donkey engine, 9x10, and all equipment for logging. Inquire Sherman M. Miles, Columbia County Hank. 8-U-4t CHURCH SERVICES Plymouth Congregational Church Willamette and Columbia Streets Rev. A. It. Speorow, Pastor Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Morning hour, 11:00 a. m. Subject, ''God's Missionary Field." Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Special Attention Immediately after the Christian Endeavor tho regular evening service will begin. i This is the night for the regular monthly evening of music. If you were present at the musical evening of last month we know that you will be sure and be there. If you wen not present at thru time ask some one about it who was there and we'll trust to the results. Read carefully the following program: Voluntary Gloria Patrl, No. 337 Congregation (sts'.nding) Invocation Hymn No. 1 . . . "Joy to the World" Congregation Selection . ."The Light of the Cross" Orpheus Club I Hymn No. 245 Congregation I Vocal Duet ."Sometime, Somewhere" i . Mrs. Barnett, Mr. Gelvln i Vocal Solo Mrs. Rutherford For Sale 40 acres level land in Yankton, good buildings, running water, near school, on county road, land In high state ot cultivation. It. Karth, Yankton, Orejon. 7-11-41 Wanted Man with .cayuse to hulld fence. Apply to John Dowd, Yankton, Oregon. Phone 118-F-2. 7-tf For Sale Pure llluestem Spring Wheat. RL.J.I I I I I I 1 ..I . . I oiinuniuuu v iiniienge ana annuo. i land ( Umax Oats. Honchen Barley. Mullen" Barley. Early Rose, Six Week, Earliest of All, American Wonder and Netted "Jem Seed Potatoes. Also Yollow Dent Seed Corn and White Navv Means. 8tf C. J. Larson, Warren, Ore 1 lUt fir Ctnlun I tn rlnn ,,a .. n i ter months from my pastures at I Snilthshlre, near Scappoose, five head of cow and heifer stock and ! one large Holsteln bull. Rownrd foi ' Information leading to tholr recov- ;ery. Frank L. Smith, 228 Aldor St Portland, Oregon. 8-tf For Sale Cheap Two desirable lots In Zelgler'i Addition. Easy terms. Address George W. Grant, Scappoose, Oregon. 3 tf Riches." For ovonlne, "Faithful Followers." t,'n urn nlnnaml to note tli in crease In at.endance lu all depart-! ..... .. 1 . . . V. ..11.. 11101113 OI lllti uilliri-ll, crBpui-muy Sunday school More is mu training j school tor the children. Let us make the incut ot r.ll the offices ot tho church. A coriliui woicouie nw'.un juu, "The Friendly Church. ir 7 v v w w J PROFESSIONAL CARDS . A A am A A atk A - T? A IIAOn l Funeral Director Kmbaha Business Phono 23 Residence n, lluhk Bldg., Bt. Helens, Ort . Dreadful Cough Cured A severe cold A often followed by a rough cough for which Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has proven unpoclully; valuable. Mrs. F. W. Olsen, Murys- vllle, Mo., writes. "About two yeurt. ago my little boy Jean caught . severe cold and coughed dreadfully for days. 1 tried a number of cough medicines hut nothing did him any good until I gave him Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. It relieved hla cough right away and before ha hud finish ed taking one bottle he wus cured. 1 thinks It Is Just fine for children." For small cost and almost cer tain results there Is nothing can equal a little Mist Want Ad. DR. C. E. WADE riiyalcUn and Burgsoa Phsne 99 Muckh Bldg. Bt. llelnail0ll LODGES la A A J. T. .WALLS Dentlat Office In Dank Building hi, iieieus DR. L. GILBERT R0$j riiyalclitn and B urges, urrice in Hank Uldg. St. HJ DR. ALFRED I. PEEL I'hynlrUn and Huranm liotonlo Building 0tJ: St. Helens The Loyal Order of Moose, St. Hel ens Lodge No. 1138. Meets the first and third Tuesdays ot each month. All visitors cordially invited. B. E. COOPER, Dictator. W. W. BLAKESLEY, Boo. Mlzpah Chapter O. IS. 8. meets lu Masouia Hall the aecoud and fourth Saturdays of each month. Mrs. ELIZABETH lHllli3TEU. W.M. JOHN PHILIP, Socy. DR. S. H. RUSSELL CtitrorrUr MUM. 1UKHKLL, lAdim.' Mum Moorlleld' Cablnot Steam h, Hours 0 a. ni. to K n ,n Phone 1Z9-J Bt. Helen's, br,J GLEN R. METSKeF Attorney Office in Bank Bulldlni "'opo 17 Bt. I!elaDll0J Tllllcum Tribe No. 62, Improved O. II. M., of Yankton, Or., moots at Its wigwam, second and fourth Sat urdays of each mouth. V.. 0. 1II1ANNON, 0. of R. ' E. L. HYDE, Bnchnm. T. S. WHITE 1'iidflrtakrr and Funeral IHrtct County Coroner Phone 64 Resident phoss lu rininoa, uregoo 1 GEO. H. SHINN Attorney al I St. Helena. Oregoa J. W. DAY Attorney at lMm . Bank Hldg. Bt. H,i,ns, On? St. Helens Rehekah Ixxtse. No. 217, meets second and fourth Thurs day of each month In I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting members always welcome. MINNIE DOI.ESIIAL, N. U. ELLA A. ALLEN, Hucretury. FRED W. HERMAN Attorney at lw tanner. 0rt' St. Iluleti I-odne No 1!7. I. O. O. r meets lu the I O. i (). F. building, on i the second aud fourth Saturdnys ot each month, visiting niombers are al- ; ways given a lienrty -welcome. ' lit A SAUREIt, N. 0. ; C. W. BLAKESLEY, Secretary. I Notary Public OinvtraarJ J. 11. UODFREY I' iw-nut iih City l.la .VI. $(MI. $79 sad Dfimn rraiiiw 4 Mime In and ara Office with Columbia County a iimi vuiupany Avon Lodge No. 82 Knights of Pythias meets every Tuesday even ing in Castle Hall. St. Helens. Vis iting Knights always welcome ROBERT DIXON. C. EDISON I. 1IALLAGH, K. ot R. and 8., and M. of F. JOHN L. STORLA Attorney at Ijiw Hewitt Building Telephoii ;J hi. iii'ions, oregor, C. W. ROBISON " A t torne y t-1 jt w Suite 306 Boexarth IlMt rn" 7 Astoria, fW A St. Helens lxdge No. 82, TfV A. F ft A. M. meets 1st and 3rd Saturday In each m-jnth. Vlsl.lug brothers cordially A. J. PEEL. W. M. E. E. QUICK. Secretary. St. Holens Camp No. 10,999. Mod ern Woodmen of America, meets the first Wednesday of each month In the I. O. O. F. hall. H. A. COLT, V. C. H. E. LA BARE, Clerk. PERRY GRANITE CO EAKL PERRY. Mgr. 301 4th Bt. I'ortlani, On Designers and Manufac turers of Monuments Deal with us direct and thus save agent's commis sion. I'm- Good Work, !iy the cheapest. Here's Where You Can SAVE MONEY We sell coupon books in $5, $10 and $20 denominations. When you buy one of the books, we allow a cash discount of 5 per cent. Now, this sounds like a little amount, but on a $20 investment you save $1.00. On a $10 investment, you save 50 cents, and on a $5 purchase you save 25 cents. On all cash sales over the counter in a mounts above 2.00, we give you a dis count of 22 per cent This plan, we believe, will result in a considerable saving to the purchasers of groceries. Your Liberty Bond We will take your Liberty Bond in payment for Coupon Books and will allow you 5 per cent above market quotations. We do not advise your disposing of the bond, but if you have to dispose of it, we will help you on getting your money's worth. Something You Will Want In addition to our full line of Groceries, we always have a nice line of FRESH VEGETABLES. Today and Saturday we will have Parsnips, Brussel Sprouts, Carrots, Green Onions, Beets, Lettuce, Cabbage, Lettuce, Celery, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, etc. TRADE WITH US get value received Good Groceries and Fair Prices.' St. Helens Co-operative Store Dry cord wood for sale, C. J. I Larson, Warren. 6tt For Sale Single Comb White Lejr-j horn eggs for hatching. The Mnd that lays, the kind that pays. $1.60i per setting. E. E. Wilson, Yankton,! Oregon. 62-tl, The Oregon Nursery Co., are pre-l pared to give quality serrlce In all' nursery stocks. Nearly ereryone needs a tew ornamental trees. Harej you ererythlng you want In frultTl How about planting some ot those famous Vroonian Franquette wal nut trees here and there on your waste land? Talk It over with the Oregon Nursery Company, Orenco, Oregon, or with the local agent, John Dowd, Yankton, Oregon, tele phone Bt. Helens 11S-F-2. SO-tf Piano for sale In St. Helens At big sacrifice to Bare further expense. High grade make. Cash, liberty bonds or easy payments accepted For particulars write Oregon Music Co., Astoria, Oregon. 9-12-41 1 Vfl, Bella D1vmn..it. TJ 1. . . I ; hens. Mrs. C. M. Booler, Box 210, St. Helens. 8-10-31 For Sale Three graded Holstoln heifers, about 2 years old. Wm. Skuzle, Warren, Ore. 10-1 2-3t For Rent Furnished front room for one or two eentlemen at rA'ir.nn. I able price. Apply third house from LaBares' on Cascnnu street. 10-lt Your Home Mill WHEN YOU USE ST. HELENS FLOUR you use the New Process Flour that retains the full nutriment of the Wheat Berry THERE IS A DIFFERENCE-TRY IT Your Grocer Has It St. Helens Flour Mill Coiripany For Sale or Trade 8prlng wnRon, good as new. C. 8. MessiiiRer, Scap- I yuuno, Biar rouie. - 10-12-3tj I Wanted 16 bushels of good spring! I oats. W. C. Coons, R. F. D. 1, Box ; 2, Waren, Oregon. 102X j Strayed One grade Hclsteln Imlf er, 2 years old, black and white ismull spots, e.r marked wlt two I .,, ..u iiiiuuio uiiui uui, itev?,ra ror i Information leading to recovery of A.. mcicrcn, coHimbla :Jlty, Oregon. lo-l2-3t" Lost Somewhere on the streets of St. Helens, a burlap sack contain ing a number of pair of shoes Find er please return to Ed. Harms at In dependent Oarage. 10-lt Indigestion Take a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets as directed for indigestion and you will soon forget about your stomach troubles. Try It. 3 Give Us Your Trade andj We Will Save You Money Others have learned this and that is vyhy we enjoy the patronage of a large number, all of whom are SATISFIED CUSTOMERS . ROY & FREDERICKSEN Phone 42 GROCERS St. Helens, Oregon