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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1919)
PIANO KKCITAL piano pupHi of Mrs. Ilortha ,et wiili her at Kr residence ,r April 2. A story of the lUnJIo won rend and n miil ne played. ("T ' Pi-'w" ln. Mr. IK1 tp lnd. o .... U'iiimU In serving; light Lnts. Tim following progrum wen; (JUn wall ininifiKl"''" Mr- Wood (jood Nl.iM Smi ...... , . Minn M:irlin Morion it tit Imni'T" " ' Ileatrlcn Lake Sihnr. uni-y" I (JeorK Illinium. i Una Pantile Mary McKlu 81.I1IMT M irn. . . . Kltinm. Fritz lid ViiircMiHr' ........ , , nil"" iiiit'mi uuiin'ii .'nil Bmldlo March' 1.11' IW.'M"I i.'J Tl.ln Wall!" . Hitch a Mulinnii i'..r clover" . . . Edith Luke Might" Ethel I""" v IUoiihiiIiiii . . Mlliloril Adlllll .... .'..In mil Mm. Woods AH. m ' K by MtMinllftvt" Ruby Mnv mil Pc-mnnl" 1 . Walt Kiln fiinnip'iion It )nw Prop" r ......... 1 ..u iin'IKIil i...i... Rose Adam 'TntU Carnival" kin AniHTHnn aim aim. txiuiin llmnitii Nature von rutin In from Honey thin ninriilrn?" v ashed, n, wlirt kind if llr c I It?" nri'llli'Kl. "1'Hll'Bl. tllOHt un k'llimln II" I" town you ever t:U PimniHlJinilcniiy f-iiTii, i.d by n fltio and progressive ;iitiI" 11 m cm bo found any- lint you do 111 1 live there, but tunned over. roHHlbly fop a o ri'iilil'iil of a small luwu .mi' In tlx' rlly itul f ill to 11 fur lil home vlllnpe mid iiw uimhi kiiiw ami iinyMimiiy llfo In there. "- K.uimti C'llyj SEES RESULTS FROM HOYS' CLUB MONEY Tho United Htuto department of agriculture, tho ,lllo nKr,,.u reHeges, and other. n;encloi f0, ! " , ' promotion f linn ()r f.lrill, "!! pndliijr considerable monoy li, rlub work niiu.nii 1...... ' ,u" .."'"i, pn)'7 ",,rn ,H "Pinion of Dr. Tl.o.nn p. ,UI1, ,, 1 " director of tl.o roll.,,,,, f agriculture t'iilvi.rlly of California; "Tin. college o' agriculture did nol In my opinion, ret 11 offoctlvo re milt from any odor ea.u.,1 hiiiii of money whirl, t expended B(1 d(. from tin, aiiioii-it if money spent on lioy' cluh. 1 "Those rlulm hnva 1...... . on niinuKh for it 10 have r,Mlq knowl.dK of ilnlr Influmico on tl.o future llvrg of C10 hoyii conrnrnrd I think 1 am wnll wltiiln tho .H'rk v.'hi-n I ny Hint for tho uni'ii'iit of niomiy (iii.iidd wo K't I ho greitloMt I. u11.11 11 ri'Niiliii." ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAV 2. 1919 . Jnl)' ('oinfurlrr ArkiitiHi M (ii.ji.ii... .-vt'.. i...... . i ... Job HuHklii Ih laid up Willi chilli, and lin Ih iiIh.i uf flirt.., i u.i.i. . ...... IioIIh. No! a hud roinhliiat Ion till; the boll tun heat blm during lb.' chill." CHURCH NOTICE Ijmo.KI, -o,,KrrB, ,,.,.,, The -wido Awako Cbu-rh" W. "'nette and Columbia sTreel ov. A. 11. Bpearow. l'ator Sunday, May 4, 1419: H'lnrtiiy School, 10:00 a in Morning liour, 11:00 a m Ka7 "J.:l My " ! Your hrlNti,,, Endesvor, 7:00 p. m Bubjwt, .-our Itoiatlon to God " Hon Hrvko, 8:00 p. , Kplnl iiiiiMlc. Kvnnliiic Hour, 8:30 p m Hubjftct, "On the Wronit Trark " Weoklf Actlvltl- 8 k IVayer M..t,1(f, Thursday nlR,t Cltolr Kehearaal. Friday night. AluayN I In' Hiimi'. "Tltcro I ocn orlKlnal iiiallly of Unit rib of Ail . i, i ui,i,.i, i,... - lull. 13 down to Hid pri Hi'til d:iy." "What Ih llinl?" "It hp nl way b.-rn a bono of con- tlTllloll," If yoil flt'O a NIIIIlll lil.V rlln.l.lnv rnrnfiilly ovrr a fmiro no he won't rip hi Irouunr. you iniiy know ho hit a Victory Liberty Loan Note In a hip pock)!. Don't "l'l C.'orKO Do It" do It yourKi'lf: KilliNcrlbn to a. Vl.tnri- Liberty Noti,. Don't be a niilttcr "Hi't, ! TlirotiKh" buy a Victory Liberty Loan Nolo. Rnittll CuHt Utilck tlo MIhI Wunt Ad. Hi'sulU Lit. UST ARRIVED Nrw Slil.iiiin( of iip-liHilali. Hllk l'o.iii and Hitkc SKIRTS, $4.95 and up SPRING COATS AND CAPES K.c'll I'urvluuH ChllilrPira UIiik Dcinlii COVERALLS $1.00 NEW PATTERN GINGHAM. 20c yard M. RICEN beccssor to M. Rosenthal St. Helens, Oregon Mrtl.mllHt FplHropal (l.urcl, hi. Jlelonii and lloulton Albert 8. Iley, IaHlor. Bnrvlcoa for Sunday, May 4 Wll ho a follow: ' Sunday School, 10:00 u m Morning Worship. H;o6 a' m Junkir IaKtio, 4:00 p m Kpworth League, 7:00 p m Kvonlng Service, 8:00 p ,n Sunday School a:id clturcir 8e'rvlc lloulton, 2:00 p. m. I'raycr iiiootlng. Wednesday, 8:00 Tho subject fcr morning, "A Trull cf Light." For evening, "Lli;o Giv ing Springs." The Kpworth League will hold a uncial and business session Monday evening at 8.00 p. m., r.t the heme of tho president, Mis Anna Quirk, foi the election of officer for the com ing year. All Lo-igiiers como. A welcome fcr yo.i nt 'The Friendly Church." Hrvrnth Day Adventlst CI111r.l1 West St. Helens rtegulap services held on Satui day. Halibut h School, 10:45 n m. Services following at 12 (noon). Weekly I'raver Meetlnv day, 7:45 p m. n. M. KNIGHTON, Elder. A. T. LAWS. Deacon. PROFESSIONAL CARDS J I . mm. . a A A A A A A 2 K. A. ROSS lunera Dlrcrlor Kinbulmep Business Phone 23 Res. 1'hone H6-II Masonic iildg., St. Helens, Ore. ERWIN I. ROWE Attorney at Imw Ilalnlcr - - Oregon (Willi E. J 1. Joseph Ileal Estate Co.) DR. C. E. WADE I'liyslciun and HurgiKin ., . l'hsne 0 Muckle Illdg. st. Helo:is. Ore. St. S. B. HOSKIN Dentist Office In Uank. Dulldln? Helens OreEon DR. L. GILBERT ROSS IMlVblilun un.l U..... ' "" nui(i;uii Office In Uank IJidg. St. Helens DR. ALFRED J. PEEL I'liYhirlun and Surgeon Hank Itn'Mlnr. at. Helens rironn J. K. LYNCH. GOVERNOR OF RESERVE BANK. DIES James K. Ly.icii. Eovemor nf n.t Twelfth Federal Reserve bank, head Quarters of whlrll urn In K'.n ."rnn rlsco, dropped dead oa Monday, April 28. Thed oath In action In the Argonne buttle of hi son, Lleutcnnut Law rence 8. Lynch, wpb a slock that appnd the vitality of the banker, and the emotions aroused by tli home coming of the trotps of tluJlst di vision, of which the son had been a metier, was believed contributory to the death. Mr. Lynch wu i veteran banker of San Francisco. Son of James Lynch, pioneer of California of 184S. Mr. Lynch started his banking career with the First National bank here In 1877 us a teller. DR. S. H. RUSSELL f Mr,. ....... .... Mi:s. RIHSKI.I,. Moorfleld Cabinet Stoam DatliB llOUfM !) H nt in K n ... I'liime 126-J Kt Itelona rirn CLEN R. METSKER Attorney lffice lu li.:uk UulIdliiE I'lioue 17 St. Helens, Ore. T. S. WHITE t i:d. rtuker and Funeral Director County Coroner I'ho.'ie 64 Residence phone 113-2 St. Helens, Oregon GEO. II. SHINN . Attorney at Ijiw ! St. Helens, Oregon Clean-up Sale-Used Pianos We offer for sale every new and second-hand piano and player piano on our floor at almost unheard-of prices. Never has there been offered as complete an assortment of used pianos. In this sale are Included the following: Miickerlmz, Kimball. Iveni & Ko hler ic arnnlM ll. S.l.nier, D kcr Itros.. II. P. Nelson, Ura.lW tflrT'u".!.''' J'1'1'-' I''n include the Genuine Auui i ' I a."eV e,M'r ,,'n"l. "ehnlnK, I.ter. Scl.aff llnm., I-ondH, Irene), & Hon. Haines Ai,pico and Farrand CeclllTn! SAVE $100 TO $500 ON YOUR PURCHASE HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS TO GIVE VOC AX IDEA Kohler & Campbell I'lano In mahonany fioish. In fine mechanical condition and dandy tone. Sells new at $400 and up Sale Price, $157.50 Schubert Piano, oak case, large size, has patented steel back, and in every particular a fine instru ment. Sale Price, $287.50 I. W. DAY Alt. i lie) ut I.MW Rank Illdg. st. Helens, Ore FRED W. HERMAN Attorney at Ijiw Taliilor. Oregon Notary Public Conveyancing J. B. GODFREY I''ll-tll llmicna City Ixits (io, $75 and up t-.. .1 . "i ... miinT i rwuiTt time in una ure me Office with Columbia County Ab stract Company JOHN L. STORLA Attorney at Ijiw Hewitt Itiiiiding Telephol 9 76-J St. Helena, Oregon. fhone 497 C. W. ROBISON Attornry-ut-Ijiw Mine jua spexann uiag Astoria, Oregon rJi-nMlnn Klmbnll Piano In beautiful golden oak case; not a scratch on it; In fact, it's In perfect condition. Priced new at $550.00 Sale Price, $298.00 A. H. Cae Player Piano. Has Chase patented play er action; In a most ex quisite mahogany case. Value new, 1950.00 Sale Price, $598.00 Kelso Piano, modern case mahongany, medium size This piano has been through our shop and is in fino condition. Sale Price, $197.50 Smith & Dames, large size, mahogany case; case is checked slightly, but mechanically is la won derful shape. Sale Price, $239.00 AVillard Piano, in fine mahogany case. Used but not abused. A dandy little home piano. Sale Price, $229.00 Lagonda Player Piano Been used only a short time. Has been through our shop and is in guar anteed condition. Sale Price $398.00 This :s only a partial list of the wonderful bargains we offer in this sale. Convenient term can be arranged if you don't wish to iay ra-sh. Out-of-town customer, study this HhI carefully, then write un. You can safely buy by mail. Our guarantee and a one year exchange agreement goes with every instrument. Liberty IVoihIh will be accepted on any of these purchases at full face value. Reed-French Piano Mfg. . Co. 433 WASHINGTON ST., COR, 12tlu BROADWAY 7SO T I f I .. .. 1. 1 1 ..11 .... i---. .ntiiiniM iuu.u nave "ur"tmi rhused Victory Liberty Loan Nolefc j J, site and loiumuus could nave financed hi trip to America with out hocking the family Jewels. How About That Garden? This is good Gerdening weather and if you arc going to N a Garden, you should be at work. We have a full ft of Garden Seeds from the most reliable seed houses. Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods We hnvc just what you want. Fishintr Rods. Lines, oks, Flys, etc. BASEBALLS, GLOVES, Etc. The ailtoist who wantt crnn.1 Tirea vlinnl.l hnv the ILLER TIRE and the MILLER TUBES. Thev are f e eapest in the long run. BUILDING MATERIAL We have Roofing Paper. Paper, Nails, Shelf Hardware and other Building ""trials. May we supply your wants? Larsen & Co., Grocers Let Us Be Your (VivraVMi Will Satifil tophone No. 27 Free Delivery About Rlieuiiiatlsiii. Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering than any other disease, for ; the reason that It Is the most co ni tron of all Ills, and It Is certainly; gratifying to suffers to know that i there Is a remedy that will afford re lief, and make rest and sleep possi ble. It Is called Chamberlain's Llnl-' in en t. ! r. . a AVES LITTLE CHICKS and jelpa therA to grow into big, atrong, healthy birds. K,.. .? " ,H'om. natural foot) no du.t bo wwte. JP tin chicks healthy anj make them grow UlU !5Cif" m,Nmt mi TraJ. Mart on Eotn, OMnal Packalt 1918 CATALOGUE ivLS.?amond QuHty" Poultry Supplie.. listing er,.i,.ng itetemr, for the profitable production of poultry -"..onrsquMt. A.k for Catalog Na )UCKFvp.. - UfJncubators and COLONY Brooder Stovei Why Not Call on The Boys POOL PARLOR Candy, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Fruit, .Ice .Cream, Soda Dispensary Fancy Box Candies Gum, Pocket Billards, Card Tables, Etc. Etc. The Boys M'DOXALU & PETERSON, Proprietor St. Helen, . Phono I27W The Favorife Flower for t'.to season Is t.to Li'.y tho emblem of purity and all that Is fair. Iliisincss does not have flowors for Its embloms, yot the utmose fairness characterizes our methods ot doing business. We believe in giving real values and we know that our patrons realize that they get the best value for thoir money, with uniform courtesy at all times. RAMSEY'S BREAD 3C Automobile Acces sories Yo uNeed Now The summer season is almost here and you will be using that auto of yours. Going on a trip, you want comfort and safety, so you will be wise to fully equip your car with accessories which you should have and add to the comfort and pleasure of motoring. A Few Automobile Suggestions AUTO ROBES $3.50 to $15- We are giving 25 per cent dis common these robes. Better buy now. AUTO CHAINS A necessity for wet weather makes the go ing safer. Several standard makes and at 20 per cent dis count from the regular prices. HASSLER SHOCK ABSORBERS Can be fitted to any make of car. . Investigate. SPOTLIGHTS Make travel at night a pleasure. Regular $7.50 value now $6.00. AUTO PAINTS All colors. Make your old car look like new. Repair Kits, Goggles, Fire Extinguishers and numerous other necessary accessories. A full line of the COPELAND SPECIAL GRAY TUBE. The price is a little , lower than other tubes of the same quality. Our guarantee is back of them. USED CAR BARGAINS MAXWELL A late 1917 model. Just overhauled and in first T class condition. A bargain at $500 and terms to suit- FORD DELIVERY Just like new. A big bargain at $450. Terms. - i If you need TIRES, come to us. We have the largest stock of any garage in Columbia county. All standard mafces and guaranteed. WHEN IN TROUBLE CALL ON Independent Auto Co. JOS. L. COPELAND, Manager PHONE 71 ST. HELENS, OREGON
