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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1920)
THE ST. JANUARY 19 MIST MISTINGS CHURCH NOTICES WKATHKK innv 1ir cold ana f .r.av ii nild and colder but it is sura to be FAIR nnd WARMER at the ubu " THEATER, Wednesday, Jan uary Hth. Mrs. Shannon of Htllsboro Is here cn a visit to iier daughter, Mrs. U. The Woiuans Club will meet Tues day evening at 7.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Stcn. ki.. r.mrra Ituehes. nee Miss Dorothy Johns, after spending sev eral dav9 with friends here returned do her home in Portland Monday. Scarl Hattan and wife who have been hero on a visit to tho Hattan family left Sunday morning for their home in Aberdeen, Washington. u. ..wi nn I IT Heaver and sou lilt. ' ' -- returned to St. Helens Sunday after a visit with Mrs. Heavers niomer Portland Jp.mes Leonard who is working ior the S. P. & S. nt Goble, was In St. Helens Wednesday on a business mis sion. Miss Ella Hatta and Miss Edrie LaBare left Sunday for Monmouth, Oregon to resume their studies in the State Normal College at that place. E. E. Wist, J. G. Wr.tts and George Grant of Scappoose were here Wed nesday in consultation with the couu ty court. Lost Auto crank for Hudson au tomobile. Black and nlckle plated. Leave with H. M. Terry or at Mist efflco. Reward. 4 2 x A. P. Martin. State Deputy Con-J ful for the Modern Woodmen was in St. Helens Wednesday night to Install the recently elected officers of the local lodge. NOTICE The Clerk's office will discontinue the collection of dog li cense taxe pending a decision of the Court as to the validity of the law. J. W. Hunt, County Clerk. The steamer E. fa. Meyer will leave out tonight laden with 950, 000 feet of lumber and pll'ng for de livery at San Pedro and San Diego, California. Sherman Miles has sold to R. F. Jones of Portland a 20-acre traci from the Miles farm on the Warren St. Helens road. Mr. Jones may lo cate on the land at a later date, but bought it mc-ro as an investment. T-T fl Smith fftpirnflir a pnnMnnt of Columbia County but now resid ing in Baker wps here Sunday on a v'slt to Mr. and Mr3. H. M. Buck. Mr. Smith is now connected with the engineering depnrtm-nt of tho St.-.te Highway Commission. The steamer Klamath arrived in Wednesday noon and will sail to Eieht for Sun Pedro witha cargo of 1,000,000 feet of lumber. Her pas renger accomodations aro all taken as the travel to California is quite heavy just at this season of the year. One Dry Cow for ale. Morton & Wilson. St. Helens. Gill net knitting wanted. Ira John son. Box 393. Rslnler, Ore. 4-1-x , Representative E. I. Uallagh re . . Tnnmluv morning lUmeu inn" - , . where with other members of the Fisheries Committee ana luiub -".- iho House and Senate, a conference was held with Ooverno, Olcott with reference io m Game Commission. ;.... t i, ("h'ttcni is tniimR w" aro n mu. r..n th hlacksmlth shop on account j Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. r hit legs having come In con-; Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m. METHODIST EI'lsanWL The Friendly Church" St Helens and Houlton .ii..... o ll innv Pastor Aiuni "-., - ---- The regular services of the church oi one t ,,. he WS8' v.rlh in.ue. 6:30 p. m. ?v nr " shoe 'h t.em who hall- k venlng Service 7:30 p. nu from Ok"ahoma. thought he knew all Vny Meeting and Bible Study. Pbout mules, but this creature taugh , Wednesduy. 7:30 p. m Urn another trick. The mule .laved combined Sunday School and him anotnet in i,u,.d him- ii..imn. Sunday. 2:00 p.m. self un out on the street. i The sermon Sunday morning by Tonigl t is tho night for the big the paglor ,vlu be on tho subject, rchool play and doubtless the school. ..0lir prpLnra,!,,,,." auditorium will bo filled to overflow-j Mls8 Jolieg wln peak In the ev ng with those enger to witness the cnlnR ... , children of the grades present thoir T,s wet.k murus tho beginning of in'." i . K..jm ' . n.iu imii'iiiiuiiil filrv nlay. The pupns i""" " 'i;nn concerted evmiR'-i""" Liny r1'1' . , .,,. thA t..tl,mllut iMmri'hpK well drilled ann m i-n ...... beautiful pageant in faultless man- no.. ! church at 11 o'clock. Kv. W. B- umloH. the former im-tor. w I r charge of "TnVU on will also H1, " church Sunday at 11.30 A. M. n ih't us give Ihes" hr-thren F I lii-a-inu uud enjoy m" Sl'.gl'S. SKVKNT1I lW ADVKMIST , West St. Helen 11. M. Knighton, Elder A. T. Laws. Deacon , . Iteguliir services held on Saturday : Sabbath School. 2:00 p m. i . ... ... r..ii..i t 3:00 P hi. 1 WiM.klv l'ruyer M.'ellng. W.'dnet day. 7:45 p. m. Methodist Churches of America. It marks the beginning of our own evangelistic efforts. r.i.i.,no fnninia elven at the Methodist Church Sunday night vns attended by a large crowd, in fact many wero unable to gain ad mittance. The chorus ami soio ' well rendered and all of those who j were eo fortunate as to gain admu tnnce were highly appreciative and, compliment Director Holllngsworth pnrt his singers. . The Mist Is Informed iner-j . , - a,lpv,. n Red Cross dance r.t the city ha 1 rhrlB(,an Kn(PVor. 6:30 p m ruiui in.' mh"" - understood thr.t the proceeds from the dance will go towards securing a Red Cross nurso for this vicinity. Further partic.ul-.rs will be given later. G S Grav. assistant roadmnster. was a recent vis'tor to his old home In Centralia. Washington. The imorirn I.eglon. an organization of which Mr. Gray is a member. Is de termined, he says, to bring to justice thoe who partleinatd In the Cen- tralia murder of the Lesion men. PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL A "Wide Awake Church" Willaniotto and Columbia Streets Rev. A. R. Spearow, Pastor Phono 33-J Sunday. Jan. 11. 1920. Sunday School, 10:00 a, m. Morning Hour. 11:00 a. m. ,,m,.i.i Kollowlne Christ; Coni- Snbiert. "A Strong Character anil Low Jt Is Attained." nn Sorvim. 7:30 D. m. Glenn Wood Gelvln, L5ador. Or jheus Male Quartette. j Evening Hour, :uu p. "i. Love's Labor Lost. CATHOLIC CIII'IUII Jos. P. Clancy. Rector Holy Mass, Sudny at 11:30 A. M. Catechism for tho ;'nlldrcn at lu. r 7 nnrl will onerrte during 1920. one cf tho lates and most scientific. Instruments known to op tical se'ence. which nssuros his pat rons of absolutely correct glasses. This brings his standard of exam Inrtion up to "second to none" In the state. Don't fall to have Dr. Thomp son demonstrate, and examine your eves, with this woirterfrl instrument, next visit Wednesday Jan. 14. Or- kadia Hotel all day. Tho stork remembers former St Helens people ps was evidenced by the fict tnat i'ter lev'nK a boy at the home of Mr. :.nd Mrs. II. G tm'th In Baker, ho continued his Journey pround the block and left . girl at the homn of Mr. and Mrs. Lo Conl'n. Po?s'hly thu old bird vcs anr'ous to get hnck to the Col umbia River countrv, for he com pleted h's t!"k In BVer In less than 24 hours. Mr. and Mrs. Cnnlln for merly lived In St. Helens and have many friends here. i.v thn nnstor at 11:10. A l children. are expected to be prepared. Nightsorvlc-s r.t 7:30. Sp-clal ir-nalc frori the W-Tks of tho old , iiCatholIc Mnster"; Mozart, Llzs;. iHoydn etc., will hereiftcr bo fen- tured on Sunday cvenl.-.rrs. 1 no su-j wi rf the scrmoi; for S'nd"V night , is "Biblo Miths'" In whl :) Father I'lrncy will explain the story of tht Serpent tempthig Eve, an I the :.c coi:nt of tho unlvorM Flod which iro sirr.etir.ies re.'orred to derisively by ratlcrr lists FREE METHODIST OU'RCII Houlton D. M. Hlgbeo, Pastor Sabbath School, 10.00 a. m. Preaching Service, 11:00 a. m. Evening Meeting, 7:30 p. m. M'd-Wcek Prayer Mooting, Thurs day. 7:30 p. m. Tho services for Sunday will conducted as follows: Elder V.'. Johnson will preach In the Houlton Here Are Real Savings on Real Necessities Flannelet Gowns Corset Special Rubber Footwear What is nicer for this chilly weather than a warm flannelette gown?. .Whether you sleep on the sleeping porch or not, these gowns should appeal to you for warmth and comfort. We have a LOT of these gowns, white and colored, high and low necks. The regular price of these garments is $2.25. Un til the lot is gone we make a special price of $1.85 We have a lot of ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS, front and back lace, colors pink and white, high, low and medium bust; Sizes from 19 to 27. $3.50 - Special - $1.45 If you need a corset, you should take advantage of this special and if you do not need one NOW you should buy because you will SOON need corsets. The winter is far from being over. You may expect rain, snow or sleet most anv day. Keep dry "underfoot." We have a large stock of rubber footwear for both the grown-uos and the children. Rubbers, rubber boots, rubber shoes and we have the sizes to Fit the Feet at Prices That Fit the Purse There are many other items which you need and which we are offering at prices that take a part of theHIGH out of the COST OF LIVING. n Your Chance to Save $100 The price on the 1920 Maxwell will be advanced $100 on January 15th. 192q UNTIL THAT DATK AND WHILE OUR STOCK LASTS, we will sell the MAXWELL AT Til L' OLD PRICE OF $1175 THE MAXWELL IS THE NEST OF THE MEDIUM PRICE CARS. Flynn Auto Company One P.U-k East ' S. P. S l,-,)(,t. Trlci-li'Mie 1.1 St. I Mais, Ort. Mist Want Ads for Resj K 0 FAIR and WARMER FEATURING MAY ALLISON A Hilarious Farce with Cocktail Compli cations and a Kick 0 K L It you found your wife under a bear rug In anollH-r iiiiui'r nimrt nu'iit ; hihI h1h imkeil Ii". ImmkI out h h (1 m ii I .1 wi i! wi n in would vim 'lilnk .' '1 Ii.iI'h mil) of tli MliHit'ew.!! whlc'Ii eaiiKii hucIi u : it-u : 1 compllciitlomi In Awry HiiIiuimmI'k fiinnii'V. fun i Fair and Warmer KEATI'UINIJ- - MAY ALLISON AT TIIK - LIBERTY THEATER Wed., January 14th A Holillir told inn t tint wlillu lio wiih over tliiT'i making tlio world :it fi.r ili'iiioi'rnry, I ho di'inocrats over Iiito miido tlio coun try Hnfn for Hcvo anil m thouKlit h had u kirk coming. knew lu''d nivir gut tlio kirk In ni'.ir lll'IT. llO Ktlld, HI) llO Wl'lll to hi'b "I-'AIK A I) WAKMHR." AIho In, miiil wlicn li link for a rnkx at tlio "Y" Hilda fountain tlicy wouldn't hitvi It fur fi:ar liu'il gMt tlin lmlilt. I ' M, -tA" " J . ,. , w- s: -. ' Cia MAY ALLISON ""y LIBERTY THEATRE Matinee and Night Usual Performances No Raise in Price WED., JAN. 14, 1920 5c-10c Special Matinee for Women and Children 5cl0c XOTK: , ,ul Wurmit l i ouhI.I.. ,,., oiil f t1(, .h1 n.,.BP. f ,. , on. Don't fail to try a FAIR and WARMER Cocktail at Masons Lunch 1UIDAV, JAM AKV U MOM.AV, JAM'AKV la WIIDM'.SHA V, JAM'AI'Y H HARRY CAREY "THE SNFAK" caid j uADMFR" I MUX dim iinnw""' IX WITH "A GUN FIGHTING Gladys brockwell i kon Trim ru i tm A 1 1,",1,"' itiiis. ,i NAT ALLioun btNlLtMAN lt',",, A .l,ture with fcW' '.mMly "Tim I I.M.r ll.mv," .im.,y. r .iiv"l5 . I , Till ItSD.W, JAM ,a NATt IIDAV, JAM AllY III Ttl-WIMV. JAM AKi .; nAnD pri iTlAMC" WILLIAM FARNUM KITTY GORDON R In n ri'.l-liliHMl.- Htrj of thr IN W ,1H ST"k cT ALL O I AK tn- "THE MAN HUNTER" ( oini'dy "l''our l)a)N , fji-rinuDy." Kl'.MMV, JAMAUY II "OH, JOHNNY" kkatuijm; LOUIS BENNIS0N Tho lilK 1,,. ( lJ,i "MANDARIN'S GOLD" nii'l Kliiiiniain. HHiMT-l'.-aluni ITimIiiiIK"'- mid OniMiiy- Liberty Theatre Won,e of ffoort Wicturv Watch for Announcnmenls of Big Shows AUSTIN'S if
