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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1920)
7 V THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9. 1920. COUNTY NEWS j&RLD'S OLDEST MAN QVES-IN KAINTUCK BACHELOR FLAT foo Into fur IhkI wo;k.) ol Iiiih opiuioil UKain. ; O. 1'Mlcrnoii wuh nIki))Iiik In id Muniliiy. iml Mi'h. NIIh I.liiilbnrK tnlnr Mr. ami Mrs. Frank llmlulil iriirlHii ClirlHtiiKiR tllimnr. jNiila llnrvtiy of Monmouth lh i with lior uii:lo J. M. Iturk- ll fH III II V. rllllnm Mortrn wont to I'ort ni'Hiluy anil Npcnt the day t. kniliTHiin mill hotih worn Hiin kIh uf Krml t.arMon nml fnm- iful Mrn. John Maatiin of Wimt IIH WITH CliriHl I1IUN VlHltOI'H llr Hon Itollanil MiimIoii. Iiul Mm. Karl llollliiKWorth glilcr (iiMi't urn NiutllnK tho with Mm. UullliiKWorlirN , Mr. ami Mr. Ilutllny at llooil tad Mrn. N. Hhorwooil huil I ho f KiiokI Clirlmniu day: Mr. I. dim Hkuzln, Mr. and Mrn lu.lo nml family, iiIho Mrs (d'n inotlmr of Ht. Union. ( HtirkhiMiil loft Wcdiii'Hiliiy Vnlll to VlKlt hid duilKhtiT. M. 1-oilK of Hint placo. tii'iHlM at tho (lay Mllldi f.t Thurmliiy wnro Mr. and wlf-r of Kalnlor. Tom Kowlnr, I Mrs. I,. J.irviy and Ron 1.,-iw f Portland. (TIHh wpfk.l I. nurkhoml nml family vImIIiiiI Chan. I.ovhII home Saturday. 1 Opnl Oliulhoiirt enmo down )r 1 1 a ml to attend tho wi'ildinc friend. MIhh lllliim Morion and Mm. Win. HoddPrhprx I to Vorrtn and npcnt Sunday Wild home. I ponpln from (Iip Flat nt tlin Cantata at the M K. Bun day ovcnliiK anil reportpil lid. II and KhiIht HolllnRwortli. nh'd hy MIhh Crystal lturk fliulflil t'.'o Now Yearn purty F Hip Knilrmor ut Warron y nlxiit. Irlc Morton hoiim was thn i liontit If ul wnddlDK when Do Morton lipcumn IIih hrldo k F. Ili'iiiniinn. Tim hoiiHe Bfully uVroriilml with cvt-r-nd f.Tiii. million of pink I cropn paper wnro feHtooned Mentor of tlin room to one rmlnatlnic In an arch In hank of everxreenii where II party Monti. At 6.30 o' , t lirldal party entered to the f the wedding march played Dpul Ctadheiirt of Cortland. I woro ti heautiful gown of pp tin rhino, a Ions veil with I of orntiKo hloHHoniN. Her n of white narnat Ion. MIha mon nrlnd in lirldoBtnald a sown of pink crnpa do il v. . CdlM IL I'lUX KKDINOH (Continued from page three) Uncle John Shell of Lmllo-co, Ky., has bad hi picture taken at Ufit age 132 year. He claim to be the world' oldest man haf !ng boon born In 1788. Newspa per photographers have snapped him recently but this picture from a gallery at Loulivllle -1 ila. flrtt "regular' photo chine, her boipiet being of pink car natloiiN. The icrooin whh accom panied by Mr. Km met t Vllllnmn of Went St. Helen. MIh Morton flo lnhfd the nr.'iili'H In thn llacholor Flat illHtrlrt after which alio attended the St. Helen IIIkIi School for threo year. She wan a faithful worker In i he Sunday Nrliool and thu Kndeavor. Mr. Heuiiinnn own the Went St Helena llakery and la widely known and liked. Their IiohI of friend Join 'n wihIiHik them a very hnppy life. After January 17th they will be at honm to their many friend In Wet St. Helen. Only relative and Im medlntn friend wero preaent at tho ceremony which wn performed by tho Hcv. Spearow of St. Helen. U Annel - formerly hnd a group of a dozen i" morn InHtitute for tho euro of thn liquor habit; now It hu one and that one I running at n Ich. acconllng to V. M. Ilrown, tho inan-HRer. Scarlet flower aro Raid to ntund drouKht bettor than any other. TAIU) OK THANKS Wo wlli to expres our heartfelt thr.nk find alncero appreciation of the m:iny ret of klndtieH ahewn u durliiR the alrknom of and tho death of our aim and brol'icr Chi.rlr I.. I.oor:-rd r.v.d for tlio many beautiful lloral tlTerltittK from our frlendn In Snppoi.Bo nnd Goblo, Mr. and Mr. Jame Leonard and Family. THE MEN BEHIND THE CHECK-BOOK hrc.rliiK tho namo of thla hank are tho forenioMt business and profeHslonal men of tho com munity. Tho reputation of eacn man on our directorate Is Buffl dent to Invito your fullest con treatment at nil t lines. Call flili'iico. It also Insure liberal and talk il over. 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mrmlirr Federal Iti-Herve Hystem 18. GltAII.AM, lroluVnt II. A. CIIII.IH. CaHliler Central fleat Market GOOD MEATS Is what you wantand what we furnish. None but the best for you. None but the best for us. So we can furnish you the best. RAY MORTON and GEORGE WILSON PROPRIETORS Central Market Phone 60 Stutul Market Phone 48 J.r. (Hi. 1J20. The City Coi met ,ci the ai evo date In tho Ciiy ji'ill rii. Ilcliti Ore gon, In regular toi.loi. 1'ietvni: MuKnii Saxou, Mayor. Robert Dixon, Councilman. Jiuiif: O'Co'ino-, I'fjiiiu : 1 in u n . C. .. Wheelf'". Counclmau N. (). Uiratir Counci.wau. K. K, QuIcK, Cl'.y Heeorder (leorgo I'uttfi-, i.'ny Mmhlial J. W. Duy, City Attorney. . The minute of the lust reguluV iiteellng wero read and upprov .(, Iteport: The Murhul report-id on V Councilman Wheeler reporieu mat seme repair were needed on Tualatin Street. VI:o question of revlslri the City Charter wa broug'it up by C'ouncll m.i.t Wheeler, which w.i.i discussed ,i rome length, a motion wai niade b' V heeler umu Becond-d by Dixon that Ihf; Mayor appoint a comm'lte of live cltlzf.' to revlBfl tut Charter and report to the City Coi-nrli. Mo tion carried and thn Mayor appoint i"f the following citizen! to act on H e Charter Committee: i, C Morten, .1 It Godfrey, J. W. C. L,. neeler and Martin White. Thi- quest on of collection of II cen. for Oil Station wa-i tak'in up ind .'Bcussfi', and licin.j ordered ri . ' f(i. tlu (Ii .tier llrenses or- il M I. 'lift toni.nl with a list it unni"iv..j 1 li censes at next nicv.'.-? of the Coun cil In thn matter of no chnrtlng II icnse to the Phone Company, as this ma'trr has been previously decided no action wa taken. J: the matter of rintn tranc to '.he Improvement of West .Street: Ilemnnst ranee to aald Improve ment having been read, the t,anu wai discussed at length, nnd thiru being i me question in the matter, a mo tion wus made and seconded that the rnmonstrances be laid over until the next meeting of the council, or until such a time a the bonding company could render an opinion thereon; mo tion carried. An application was received from H. S. Crlpe to erect a prlvnte garage on hi property In West St. Helen. Permit ordered Issued. Tho Mayor Instructed the Recorder to notify tho llroughton's to remove their boat from Its berth nt tho City . Dock, a tho City desired to make I some Improvement, and wanted the j spare occupied by the boat. I Councilman N. O. Lnrabee who had been oppolntod to All the vacancy run sod by the resignation of C. D. ' White, wns sworn In to fill the un ; expired term of Councilman White, it'niKlltru. Tho following claim against the city wero rend and on motion made nnd carried ordered paid by wcrrnnts on the City Treasurer: Pnrltlo Tolephone Co., for fire alurm, Fire Dept $ 4.16 St. Helen Lumber Co., for wood 12.00 Roy Stewart, for hauling... Wm. H. Dnvles, for hauling St. Helen Mist, for printing Andrew Peterson, for clean ing streets Georgo Potter, for money ad vanced on exponsa occt... I.. Walters, for sawing wood : It. Constant!!!, supplies for stove Independent Auto Co., for Antl-Freozo E. O. Ditto, for supplies. . . . J. II. Godfrey, assistant to Recorder No further business appearing, on ! motion made and carried the meeting ndjournod. Attest: rJ. K. Quick, ciiy itecoruer. TOO FOXY FOR COPS AT NATIONAL CAPITAL ir rV w T-V,l IK- -t 1 A red fox hunt around tho U S. Capitol liuilding at Washington was one of the excitement or the day recently when Capitol police discovered the animal and gave chase. George M.. Green, a passing motorist, captured thn prise then the little fellow mf sent back to his home at tin- National Zoo. NOTICK TO CKKIUTOItS IN TUB COUNTY COURT OF THE ! STATE OF OREGON FOR THIS COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. In the Matter of the Estate ol Elizabeth M. Watts, deceased. ' Notice is hereby given that the un- derslgned have been appointed ex-1 ecutor of the Iast Will and Testa-1 ment of Elizabeth M. Watts, deceas ed, by tho County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Colum bia, and have duly qualified as such. 1 All persons having claims against1 said estata are hereby notified to ' present the same, properly verified i HH renillred hv taw tn lha imriar.i rollecif t In aivui;. e. and theintrneri at rrfl, rn.ini n.ri, m ; iter directed f.- fnrnlhh II V Court U I Rf ITAlckna llran.n w 1125 Yeon Building. Portland, Ore gon, within six month from the date hereof. Dated January 7th, 1920. First published January , 1S20. List published February 6th, 1920. James G. Watts. Lllllo M. Perry. j Executors. Russell E. Sewall. 1125 Yeon Building, Portland, Ore Attorney for Executors. The Ilet CoukIi Mnlirlne. Wllen a drucglst find that his cus tomers all Bpeak well of a certain preparation, he forms a good opinloi. oi ii ana wnen In need of such a med icine Is almost certain tl use It him self and In his family. This is why, no many druggists use and recom-1 mend Chamberlain's Congh Rem-' edy. J. n. Jones, a well known druggist of Cubrun, Ky., says. "I hsvt used Chamberlain's Cough Rem-! edy In my family for the past seven i years, and have found It to be tho best cough medicine I have ever known." For certain results at a smal" cost there Is nothing can equal a Mist Want Ad. 1.76 .50 82.00 4.50 2.00 3.75 5.13 2.00 .65 S.00 Liberty Bonds Bought and Sold at Market Quotations SHERMAN M. MILES HOUSEHOLD HINTS Salads Bhould be served the day they aro prepared. Always use a wooden spoon or fork to stir salad. To tell good eggs put them tn wa ter. If tho large ends turn up they aro not iresli. Cold coffee Is excelent for ferns of I nil kinds. Use about onco a month. I In cooking tough meat or an old fowl add a pinch of soda to the water to make it tender. To pack a bottle of liquid for trav eling roll It In corrugated paper that comes around "breakables" from the store. In the kitchen, hanging up, keep a pair of scissors to cup up ralBln&, .citron, suet, etc. They aro easier to cU'tan than the chopper and very handy for lots of things. ST. HELENSPORTtAND AUTO LINE Mt.i.VK Nil KIM Kit, Prop. HCHKDl l.i: A. y. P. M. .7:30 1:30 7:45 1:45 8:00 2:00 9:20 3:20 10:00 4:00 11:60 5:60 Kutimluys ami Suih)us Special trip leaving St. Helens 6 p. ni Leave Portland 11pm ST. HELENS ROUTE Via. Wai.Mii, Slovak rHE PEOPLE. BOAT STR. AMERICA Leaves Portland d illy - -2:30 p. m (Sunday 1:30 p. m.) Arrival St. Helena - 6:00 p. m (Sunday 3:30 p. m.) leaves St. Helens - - - 6:16 a. m Arrives Portland --10:16 a. m H. HOLMAN, Ag.nt Makes nil way landings. Wharf foot Alder street. Phores: Main 8323. A-4104. FRANK WILKINS. SI llelous Agent. This Year As in Years Past VON A. GRAY Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler VICTROLAS If you did not get a Victrola for Christmas it is not too late yet. Victrola and record citinet in either Oak or Mahocr ny, regular price S57.50, now $53.25. A smaller machine in Oak at ? 25.00. Come in and hear them. January Records ar; here. E. A. Ross THE HOUSEFURNISHER 1000 Loaves of Bread J That is the amount we are bak- i". and delivering daily. It means that several thousand people in St. Helens are each day eating our bread. They must like it and they should, for it is good bread. Your Grocer Has It Piced at 10 Cents Jfust a little lower in price and better in quality than other .... bread. . West St. Helens Bakery S. HEUMANN, Prop, lloulton. Phone 114-6 Quality Prices THE QUALITY OF OUR GROCERIES WILL PLEASE YOU SO WILL THE PRICES That is why we have so many satisfied customers, who take a delight in purchasing where the groceries are good and the prices right. A COMPLETE LINE OF RELIABLE MERCHANDISE If you want oil clothing that won't leak or crack, you will buy the ALLIGATOR BRAND. It's union made and the best made. J. L. Williams & Sons Phone 34 W Moulton, (West St. Helens) Oregon Mist Want Ads for Results ( HOME by Jack Wilson T IT'S FUNNY HOW A NEW makej you "CL STRONG CwCA-re n E iritf i FOB MY t'Mm..iS BEUWt IT Of ft . t -m ..." rrr . .. . . ObJ' ftEHGOOD TO GET iNSiOf A ,vAl 40AiH! rooTBAUV.'! ft BOl! - MAI Hi I I I I ski aVvV n I inwrlt, , ' m Lc.iv mm COM ON PuP". stick" UP Y6R Hoiees..' i it ji st Fight Too Tferf (fooNPS fi.iMf iiiue weioHT - t wahhk show 1M.O WHAT A hh Dad .1 to Be ." 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