St. Helens mist., June 13, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

iuntV school notes
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" y Tipton, Hol 0. llrown,
' " oiim, Catherine I. Welter,
i ouilurMlr. uru urir,
ami Victor K. Fowler.
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, honori fur the honor by socur-
'ool booka rn to be changod
t, (lit opening ""''
(b confulin would bo avoided
Lien " iav" "
Ln( tlili mid l"'1" t;ie exchange
Li la tliuo rather than pullliiK
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Pin are advlHod to get their
L early- ,
fi, (,e toil for grammar gradea:
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ST, HELENS MIST PPTnAV JUNE , j
'VVVVW....-
j, rKOFESSIONAL CARDS
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M"o..lo lild,., St. HitaMo"""
I'RED W. HERMAN
'taliihir, A"me""
vregoil
L, New world nn'lliir, Hirer
.. 1 1 V I'filimir I
lol liotrili am uricud to atari
HUJ.
am School lilHlrlrt will erect
ichiMil bull'lltiK thli utiiinor
' to tha Aplury bulldlni. It
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UMIJIA fntlMTV ' 11
Oeona II. Iiuck worth, l'lalntlff
m.
I.oula lluckworth. nn..a.lnnf.
To l-oulan Durkworth. Ih-funUunf
In the Name of lh Klul0 of Ore
on. lu are h.,r..,y rM1Ur,i to
pnai- and anawnr tl. comulalnt ril.'d
Italna you In al.ovo ....MtuVault
Hint li.,lnK tho lum ,y of t,,e
.or inn lUlllii f , ,
urn,,,,,,,., ,ni, lf y,)U fll,
and anowiir. th plaintiff W '' ,,
your d-ifunU , Ptlt(.r( n
ply to tho (ourt ahovB im,u for tli
rll..f dmnundmt In kI, compiulnt
lo-wlt: Kor a dlnmilu.ion of t"0'
'.T. ?. mo,,;"""."y MlH,,n l""w''ii
plaintiff and difnd..nt on the
uiTnt" f CrU)l n"'1 '",,uman tront-'
Thla mi in limn U .. i.i i u i
ordor of thn llonornblo J. A. Kukln '
""" no nnovo nnlltloil court
mado and dntnd Juno lith 1919'
which order lroHrrlliiai 1 lit
of auminnni In tl.U ault bn ina,n
upon you by publication onco a week
for lx conaecullvfl wmika. which tlm
will biKln to run frr.m n. ...
-- - .tin iiaiv 111
tho flrat publication hereof, to-wlt
.Juno 13 1919. Tho lim publlca'
Hon will bo AuKUHt 1, 1919.
J. W. l)AV,
Altfirnev ft. iii..i..i
rtoaldenco and 1'ualofflco addreaa
Hi. Helena, OreKou.
K. C. E. WADE
"..nan and HurKcon
Muct" ""I. 8t JIaIoD
Oro
S. B HOSKIN
Hentlat
at. n.?."'.c' ,n Uank DulMln
. Orajon
ERWIN J. ROWE
Attorney at Uw
Italnter - . ctmmn
(With JS.11. Joaep,, Real Eatateo.)
DR.
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...... 'blroiractor
MltH. lli:HSKI.I.. lMdieH 51 aNHOUao
Moorlleld Cabinet Steam Hatha
Hours- 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
rhono 12C-J St. Helena. Oregon
GEO. H. SHINN
niuirney at Uw
St. Helena, Oregon
J. V. DAY
Attorney at lw
Hank Uldg. st. Helena, Or.
GLEN R. METSKER
Attorney
Office in Uank Building
I bono 17 st. Helena. Ore.
DL.9ILKFRT ROSS
nrri... i i. "."u "rn.n
- "im mug. m
T. S. WHITE
l ndcrUiker and I'unerol Director
IV..tl t'..-
I'hono 54 Itealdenea nl.nna 110.
St. Holena, Oregon
. Helena
DR ALFRED . PEFI
St. Helen. "u:,u,:".'
- wrogon
Tlione 497
C W. ROBISON
M I fjlffina a
B'llto 306 Spewrth IU,,
Aatorla, Oregon
Ntry I'ublie Conveyancing
,, J. B. GODFREY
Horn lrmleat.ouie lu d ge. ni'e
Office with Columbia County Ab
Btract Company
tin two rniunn
It bullilllIKH III
and
tlireo
M'MMIIVU
IS THR CHICIMT COl ltT OP THE
kiaie op (IllKliON KOK IOU
VMIIIA COUNTY
Martha JohiiHlnnn, Plaintiff
va.
Thnniua Jiilinatiine. Iii-femmi
To Thoinaa Johnatono, the defendant
nernin.
In thn Name of thn Stale .f nr..
will bnj gon. You aro hereby required to ap-
tdjoln
pear and atmwer tho roniiit:iiit flle.l
agalnat you herein on or before, the
26th dny of July, 1919, tlut i.llR
all weeka from the ilate of the flral
puiillrntlon of Ihn auinmona herein.
'TICK To CitMit.MTOlM
m, OrcKon, Juno 7th, ltlt.
i b....-lu .. .1.1 . at..l
fc-TI IIULiupum, ii.iui ll .not .... ... .
Court of Columbia County.! !""'' 'f l5rou. f",., M ' nwer
b. 8t. Ilelera, Hregon, andl .V, nm pminiui
U "I'mpnanl fur iK.Ing tho ' 1 "I'P'y I" the nbovo entitled Court
151 Work In r.ilumliln I 'nu. ' T"" " ""ii rrierencn l
it:
rf Craek llond, from Hhnnrera
kaioi, In Itoail IHmrlrt No. X.
i nu.. vuunii, iu which reierericn la
' "l hereby niaile, and moro particularly
fa followa: Por a decree (IIknuIvIuk
rvoodrn brlilKc over PUh Hawk
BMr Cttltnl..'ri:8 reaidunco, lu
niirlcl No. li.
t Smith lliiml. from .Station 4K
11 Koad Dlmrlot No. S."
h rwliad by nald County
Jilll o'clock I'. M . July 2nd.
ud sot thereafter, and at that
II bt publicly opened and read
Vopouli must I.e. mado uno;
!ormi, 10 ba olii il-ied from tho
Nifr, it Ma office In 81. Ilel-
no. Mubi kIvo urlcoa nro-
In wrltliiK -ml In flcure.
W ba iliaod by the bidder.
i il(lrem.
i nd ipeclflcatl-jna of tin.
"tttoti nu,) piali Hawk
irt on file uml mnv tin ai.
f t the atom of Kmorr Mill
l'r;Ui, ami nro hIho ca file
pinuinl:ieii in 1 ln office or
7 ilerk.
MJdfr ihall il, 'IiohII. with l.l
willed check for an amount
w ""a ( G I her cent if l.l.
bnlila 10 the county Clork.
"ii do lorle lied lo i!i run.
the award In 11....1.. m 1, (til
f rtill ncRlect, fun or rcf uao!
woo of five daya after audi
"nixie. I,, ,,.,. I.,,., . ..,
rf '!l,Ul9 re.iulred bond.
fl bids 0'"'rv,'l, 10 rJct n
MARTIN WHITE,
County Judge.
E. HAUVEV.
CommlaHlonot.
ft'DSON WEED.
u t. .. CoinmUaloner.
H E. A11UV,
Houdmaater.
W. HUNT,
County Clork.
1
PWMOWN HAY
frgfant ordor of our
Pnnt butte-r a.i ....
v, . "nu uic
P 18 Just as fin- V...
.Onlyt0 try it onr. t
JVatij ' puuna 10-
Shim. awc " 10
user of it-.
Heleno n
1110 oonua 01 inai runi.ny now ami
heretofore eilmlng between Hie
plaintiff and defendant, upon tho
uround and for the roamin Hint di.
fendnnt hna offered cruel nnd lu
ll 11 inn n trentment toward tlio plain
tiff rendering her life biirileiinoiin,.
and for audi other and further relief
na to the Court may aeem meet aim
JUBt.
Thla Hiimmona la aerved upon you
by publication thereof for not lern.
than alx aucreaaivo weeka In tho 81.
Helena Mlat, a weekly nawapnper of
Renernl clrculntlon, publlahed In thn
County of Columbia, Sialo of Ore
gon, and having a rcnoral clrculnilon
llien.ln, and by order of Hon. J. A.
Kukln, Judgo of thn nhovo eiilllle.l
Court, whlrh order wna dated the 10
day of Juno, 1919.
The dale of the flrat publication
of thla aiitnniona la the 131 It day of
June. 1919, and the daln of Hut Inat
publication of thla summon la the
2GHi day of July, 1919.
w. i.. roopEit.
Attorney for I'lulntlff.
ront Offlcn Addreaa, 924 Chamber
of Coeimerco lluildlng, Portland.
Oregon..
' TIIF.
coi.-
KIMMOXS
IN THE CIHCriT COl'HT Of
. STATE OP OKKCON POU
UMIHA COUNTY.
Floronco Voegtlln, Plaintiff
va.
John Vonllln, llefendnnt.
To John Vootlln, tho defendant hero
in: In tho Numo of tho Slate of Ore
gon, you aro hereby required to ap
pear and anawnr thn complaint filed
agnlnat you heroin on or beforo the
26th day of July, 1919, Hint being
alx woeks from tho date of tho first
publication of tho aumnmns herein,
and If you fnll to anoear and anawer
thn complaint linroln. the plaintiff
will apply to tho Court for tho rollef
prayed for In hnr complaint on file
in the abovo entitled Court nnd
cause, to which reference la hereby
nindo. and morn particularly as fol
lowa: Kor a decree dissolving thn
bonda of matrimony now and here
tofore oxlatlng between tho plaintiff
nnd dofendant, upon the ground and
for the reason that defendant hs of
fered cruel and Inhuman treatment
toward tho plaintiff rendering hnr
life burdenaomo, and for such oilier
and further relief aa to tho Court may
Boom moot and Juki.
Thla aummona ta served upon you
hv nnhllcntlon in thn St. Helens Mist,
a wenklv nowRDnonr of gonoral clrcu
Ration, publlahed In mo 1 ouuy
of
Columbia, State xt Oregon, and hav
ing gonornl circulation theroin. and
by ordor of Hon. J. A. Kukln, Judgo
of the above entitled Court, which
order wag dated the 10th day of
Juno, 1919. ,,, ,
The date of the first publication of
thla aummona la the 13th (lay or
June, 1919, and the dato of tho lust
publication of thla summons la tli
25th day of July. 1919.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post Office AddMRB, 924 Chamber
of Commorce HulUling, Portland.
Oregon.
For certain results at ft f"'"11
coBt there Is nothing can equal a
Mist Want Ad.
LODGES
hi. Helens Lodge
No 117, I. O. O. F.
meets In the I O.
n w 1. ..11. n.
tne second and fourth on...
eaclu month, visiting members are al
ways given a hearty welcome.
IRA SAUItER, N. O.
C. W. BLAKESLEY, Secretary.
ilCUIliTpfhn Mo K9 rm..j
O. It. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at
.10 wigwam, aecona ana fourth Sat
urdays of each month.
V. . O. BRANNON, C. of It.
E. L. HYDE, Sachem.
r. V" Lod6e No- 62 Kn'Bhts of
lythlas meets every Tuesday even
ng in Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis
iting Knights always welcome
i-r,,o ROBERT DIXON. C. C.
EDISON I. BALLAGH. K. of R. and
S.. and M. of F.
8t. Helens Camp No. 10,999, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, meets the
first Wednesday of each month In
the I. O. O. P. ball.
IT A rrT m i
H. E. LA BARE, Clerk.
JOHN L. STORLA
Attorney at Law v
Hnwlll n.ill.tl n...... .
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I
A St. Helens Lodge No. 32,
AX A- . fc A- M- "-U 1st
and 3rd Thursday In each
in jiith. Vlslllng brothers cordially
A. J. PEEL, W. M.
E. E. QUICK, Secretary.
The Loyal Order of Moose, St. Hel
ena Lodge No. 1238. Meets the first
and third Tuesdays of each month.
All visitors cordially Invited.
B. E. COOPER, Dictator.
W. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec.
Mirpah Chapter O. E. 8. meets In
Masonic Hall the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month.
Mrs. ELIZABETH ISBI3TER, WM
JOHN PHILIP. Secy.
St. Helens Rehekah Lodge. No.
117, meets second and fourth Thurs
day of each month In I. O. O. F. hall.
Visiting members alwavs welcome
MINNIE DOLESHAL. N. O.
ELLA A. ALLEN, Secretary.
Lame Back Relieved
FOP A InmA hanlr Bnnl 1, . V
lain s Liniment twice a day and mas-
uge me muscies 01 the back over
the Seat of nnln thnrm.irr.lv at
a - o ' . J gabii
application.
Such Crowds! Such Buying!
Never Before Witnessed In St Helens
TABER'S MONSTER
LADIES Should buy
summer CoutB now ana
Biivo money. Sirgea,
(Jnberdlno, ToplliiB and
Cheviot, up to $29.75
Salo price.
$17.75
MEX Now is yout
fllionce Guaranteed all
wool non-shrlnkable Un
derwear. Regular $5.00
garment. Sale
$3.45
MOW GOING FULL SWING
L
Logger's wool Sox. $1.25
heavy grade wool box. Salo
prlco
69c
"Dc heavy wool sox . . .
Ciet your supply now
Now Is tho time to buy
your summer Lawn Dross.
I'p lo 60c values, on sale
34c
House, cleaning tiino and
Curtain Goods reduced
Such a time to buy. Values
up to 60c yard. Salo
33c yd.
Ono lot Ladies $7.60
dress Shoes. All styles nnd
sizes.
$4.95
Mens Sweater Coats,
worth from $2.60 to $8.00.
Salo prlco from $1.39 to
$5.45
$9.75 all wool Blanket,
salo price
$L45
ChUdrens ,'two-pieco l'n
deihvear, up to 75o. Salo
prlco
38c
Mens $2.00 Dress Shirts.
Sulo prlco
1.39
$1.
Uuv a Mackinaw now and
buvo '$6.01. $16.60 Mucki
naw for
$10.59
We told you we were going to give you the great
est sale ever advertised in St. Helens. NOW YOU
KNOW WE MADE GOOD. Ever since we
opened this mighty Unloading Sale, our store has
been packed and jammed with eager buyers,
everyone expressing appreciation of the wonderful
bargains offered at this mighty sale. Hundreds ot
customers were turned away on opening day, as it
was not humanly possible for our large force of
sales people to wait on everyone. Many of our
bargain lots were sold out completely and we are
certainly pleased and gratified to know that our
efforts were so well appreciated. If you are one
that could not get waited upon, we urge you by all
means to visit this sale this week, as we have many
more surprises for you each and every day of this
sale and we want you to know it is to be a real sale
all the time and that the good things were not for
the first day only. We want you to come to this
store and sale, expecting to buy the best lines of
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Millinery,
Ready-to-Wear, etc., that money can buy and at
prices less than they can be duplicated for in any
market in the west, and we promise you that you
will not be disappointed.
Patient People Awarded
On Saturday it was utterly impossible for our many
salespeople cn the floor to serve all those who
wanted Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes,
Ready-to-Wear, etc. The crowd was good
natured indeed under the circumstances, but pa
tience had its reward for those who could wait. A
dollar to three and even ten dollars saving is some
reward in these days of sky-high prices.
Mens Australian wool Un
derwear. Regular $3.50
garment. Sale
$2.39
Ladies Serge tailored
Skirts. Value up to $6.60
aaie price
$4.95
-Boys nobby Suits, greatly
reduced. One lot to $9.75
aie price
$6.95
One lot Summer Coats for
Ladies, up to $15.25. Sale
$10.19
Mens heavy Shirts sacri
ficed. Regular $2.60 shirts.
Sale
$1-39
$1.25 36-inch Serge, all
colors. Sale price
79c
Ladies all wool Sweater
Coats, up to $8.00. Sale
price
$5.69
-J. C. C. Corsets, up tJ
$2.75. Sale price
$1.39
Mens extra good quality
Work Shoes. Regular $7.60
ouie price
$5.45
Millinery prices knifed.
One lot trimmed hats up to
$6.00. Sale price
$2.69
TABER'S STORE
5T. HELESN
OREGON