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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1920-, SCAPPOOSE Watts Price was home from O. A. i C over the week end. Rev. McClure and Mrs. McClure spent Sunday in Albany. The Mavllk siore is selling out with a sale starting Friday. rVl. lllh. Tho conlduellUK cu"!'1" nrewell kno.n In this vicinity mi J have many friends who l-nd con gratulutions. iKI ! THINKS Wo wish t thank all ",n"" wh" ....I..K..I iim In our recent her-aveuuM I A I .. st..-..t ..r..HiiL-.4 I'llllNe I In realised The club Dlan to Rive lne Ku ,ru" nnu lor um m-i .. i'.,,, 1 1 mS Af. i .-pedal nivslal and literary pro-, , Jllll,pr,1,. Kdwurd Ui.ih-n.on. Mr. ,er ,h- entertainment, refreshments ' Krumme is bring arranged and he A. Whrtlel. OVER THE COUNTY cn by the Griinge on Saturday e. cnlng next in their uew hall Is the main topic and great preparations are being made for a big event. Kvery lady will be admitted to the hall only when she Is accompanied by a basket. The men will bo ad mitted free but may aid in eaiuiK the goods from the baskets. For Sale Good ml-ii-d loose bay, in barn. !5 PT "' w- '"'j r?l Deer Inland. Oregon. 10-1J-" For 3al Ona registered brood ..,.1 i 7-nionths-old sows. II. A. Colt. were served by the Aid and a social f " bf r n . A, U ?s a. !,,, nived history of the Grange. As It is an I Hello! Hello! Price, have you sold open meeting everyono Is invited to I the mill up here? is a man here loading a truck with No! Well there' be Prnl. . The ladles to bring u r-asKei, lue men iiuhh-j will h onened formally by the in a saie smruug r ' machinery Is the information Mike wm be openea lormany y m-.- IhlCash.0K"ewe.bHU.hW ""'"'I CalUhaen gave1 Mr.lnovV the ! Grange that evening Kvery one C.UUI OV HI t.vKS We wish to express our h'urtMt thanks and sincere appreciation fo the nrnry acts of kindness and i i,.,Iri,ifiilT,..a during our recent le- Ull'UB." - 9 a. m.. Ash Wednesday Effa Lamberson is visiting her phone Tuesday. Mr. Price and Dep- aunt, Mrs. Whettel. In Portland. Mr. Drury is able to be out again Mrs. Drury is enjoying her piano. Mr. Farney has a fine new tour ing car. Vote en Incorporation, Feb. 27th Watts" & Price' Hall. George Grant sold his Ford Henry Kruger of Chapman uty George Grant started out one road leading to the mill and Mr Hostetter the ether, and behold. Price and Grant met the truck of machinery neatly covered with hay. The party was ushered to St. Helens and were lodged In Jail for furth?. t0 hearing. A very pretty wedding was solem who cares to come aro reijuested to make this the greatest get together meeting ever held at Warren. YANKTON I reavement and for the many b-a l". !ful floral offering which carrl 1 with them toseus 01 j H CKONKITK. MHO. C. W. HI.AKESI.F.Y. Itargalus In used Fords W have 14 Ford Ion Iru.k with body and lr,p. In ilrsi rhiKj mechanical condition. Tonus. AU.i ' l'""'l roadster and revernl U'lirllg 'f. All III good mechanical condition and at sacrifice prices. Kasy terms. If vou want a used car, lietur look these ever. Fleldhoune Motor Co.. 8t Helens. ' 7-ir- For Bale Eilrai i...i er. Mrs. J. w Ar,",u,lL FOIt HAI.Kiirr-0 0-f,M,t boat. ,,. p"1 at wood saw htuw M"7?- b yrU. Ask for ".ftjS "'Iters i.f iu. ""'it lowd. Yankton. Orero. HI. Helens, MsKj "1 new bai'n For Sale 10 shnrea of Columbia lllver Cniuiliig anil I'rodure Company stock Address John A. Marek. 610 Clay Street W., Portland. Oregon. Ctf Mrs. Miller is in Portland taking Inized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. care of her daughter, Mrs. Saint, j William Scholi Sunday afternoon who la 111. Reports say pneumonia w hen their daughter France be Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newman have ; came the bride of Harold Hammaker a little daughter. Mrs. Newman's j cf Toledo, Ore. Rev. C. H. Johnston mother from Chicago is visiting her of Portland officiated, using the ring ri. uhiwl . nAn.n. t r alia r n m n n v Thn hmicA vaa IttMtAfnl. Proceeds ara to i ly decorated with greens and carna-: 1 " n-itlons. The bride wore a veil and a rB wors.ng imru aa entertainment. Proceeds ara be used toward paying for the pnon graph. go wn of Georgette crepe and pirricd ' church work and increase Pete White is having a built on his place. Mr. L. Nye is building a nice home' on his place on the Hunker Hill road. After Having been closed for a! month, the Yankfon school opened on Monday, February 16th. Mrs. Herbert Howard visited withj relatives in saieni uuring uiu pnni week. The Yankton Sunday School has offlesrs and teacher and to build up the; the at-1 For Sale 10 or 20 acres, 4 acret cleared; smiill house. 2 miles west if Warren, on good road. Inquire .f K F. l arsoii. Warren, Ore. 7-12 NILirs mid (Tjr Counting It ,(lly , cents, how much uid n,,, , cost your A Ih.m, m,. ..7 slop work when ho TV purlinps It would bebtti. 5 It take, about te pletoly rid of a old uniw,?! treatment. That t,, W shortened by taking thu,!. Cough Heiiiedy and prupJ! yourself. In fan a hoiti, 0f ; ody In tho horn.., , a mi.),. '"t spring tnonlhs. WANTED She was tendance. t 1 J T I . WaIhk rKla f r.K.1 knuniial nt Mnrnat lima tain the studies he desired at Berk- attended by Mrs. Koy Copeland whose K Butts, an esteemed resident of elev. came home and will wait until gown was a flowered blue crepe de the ankton neighborhood died ut fall to enter college. chene. The groom was attended by i ','8 hom on i-ebruary h. 19-0. .,h..w -n-n, .v end Fred Wist as best man. After the He was 55 years of ago and . native in Portland. His son Lee had tho Waunetta Butts and one WANTED - F.xperlcnced wailresH llotol Orcadla. tf the misfortune to break his arm last week while cranking the Chevrolet. Congregational church, Rev. Geo. V. McClure, pastor. Sunday School 10.15: morning worship 11.15. Christian Endeavor 7 o'clock. Ev ening service, 7.30. R. A. McKay has purchased the corner lot opposite the Main hotel and will erect a meat market. Lum ber and sand Is being hauled this week. Pauline Novak and Mr. Spacek were married Tuesday at 9 a. m. in . the Catholic church by Father Fisher, j Their many friends wish them much j happiness. i Rev. Geo. McClure hag acceptea ceremony a dinner was served to ; OI muiana. ourviwng mi. u. ... j? .,,r. Thn cm,., em.nio i wifo and two daughters. Mrs. Lena latt t-r u-oHrlinir Irln nflep n-hlxli ' RiCe Ond lh will nliirn 1n Srm.nnn.a hefnr SOn. Kalt.h ItUttS. ThO remains going to La Grande where they In- ' were laid at rest in the Yankton cem- .Wanted to Buy Young sound horse between 1400 and ISO.) pounds Wm Skmle, Warren, Ore I'hoiui 1 OS Fl 3. LOST AND FOUND j- FOL'ND Tair silver none g!use Inquire of John Mnrgando, pay for fenH ninlrlnir their hnnm for a aiille : eierv On r toruar) lllll. rn u a nnm.inr eiri sri h 1 IJa WUverding Swygert died at many friends here who are sorry to ner home In lankton, l-enruary 4111, ni) prov0 property and reeelvu sumo see her leave the community, and :-. lonowing a severe nuaca i 1 7.. u UI. hri heat nf evervlhlne for her . pneumonia. At the time of hei future WARREN Miss Elizabeth Hyskell is teaching in the grade school during the ill ness cf Mrs. Haxon. A. H. Tarbell will install the ot- ficers of the Deer Island Grange ! 6th, 1920. death, deceased was 33 years old. She was born In Wtonoa. Minm-soM, and was the daughter of John W 11-1 verdlng of Trenholm, wife of Cliurles Swygert of Yankton and mother of David Swygert and Dorea Swygert. i A sister, Mrs. Cassle Kraft oi Port land, also survives. Intermont wms in the Yankton cemetery on Feb. FOR RENT church, Pendleton, and will preach his farewell sermon Sunday a. m. In the evening he will give his Chautauqua lecture, "A Fine Tooth Comb." The family expect to leave Scappoose on Wednesday. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Charles Sandstrom Thursday. A good meeting. Work and socials were planned for the year. Mrs. Price presided. After the meeting companied by Mr. and Mrs. A. Hollingworth and Mrs. Tarbell. Mumps are very popular In War ren. Mrs. P. P. Grewell Is recover ing from a severe attack and A. .. BACHELOR FLAT For Kent Ranch at Yankton. J A. Bushong. St. Helens, Ore. 8-lf FOR SALE For Sale Timothy hay and dry cord wood. C. J. I.arnen. Phone 101F15. Warren, Oregon. 10-tf Mrs. Holland Masten is sporting a new Overland. Mrs. Hilda Almroth was a Port- Lund Is taking a forced absenco from land visitor Saturday. business from tho same malady. W I Miss Conlcgue spent the week end , nonr McNulty Station C. Cooper's family are similarly at j with friends in I'ortland. flicted. Don't forget Sunday School at 2! For Sale Good, sound bay mule Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Morris will In-! P- ni. Sermon following by ltev Good worker. 50. C. M. Sniitii For Sale Thoroughbred S. C. Rhodo Island Red eRgs for hatching From good laying strain. Also Bur rod Plymouth Hock egg" Either breed, f 1.25 per setting. Teddy Her. 10-4 stall the officers of the Chopman Mrs. Sandstrom and Ardath served I Grange on Saturday evening. This a delicious lunch. Next meeting with Mrs. Price. The entertainment by the triple F club Saturday was fine, as usual. It was well attended, about M0 De ls the newest grange In the county and is rapidly forging to the front. A new hall has been built and is now occupied. The basket ball social to be giv- REAL "VELVET" THAT'S the. way these Savings Depositors look upon their Interest payment from the First National Bank, when January first arrives. And they get another one in July. The keeping of one's money working that way is the real way to handle money practically. If you have not already done so, start a Savings Account at our bank today. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Scappoose Capital, $2;,000.00 SINCLAIR wrLsnft vrui,i. DAVID M'KLNNON WILSON, Vlce-Presideat EDWARD E. WIST. Cashier Hlgbee Trenholm. 10-1 Merrill and Esther Holtngworth vlbited at th.i A. H. Tarbell home 20 acres near Trenholm, part creek in Warren Sunday. bottom lend, near school, 11,000.00. A. 11. Sandberg of Salem visile 1 1 Ono-thlrd down, balance at 6 per at the home of J. M. Burkhead Sat-j cent. J. II. Godfrey. lo-tf urday and Sunday. Mrs. Frank entertained the follow-! House nnd lot near laundry. Hail. Irg guests last Saturday: Mrs. Aim- j I So down, balance easy. J. I; roth anil son Harold, Mrs. Ole Peter-. Godfrey. 10-tf son and daughters Edna and Klslc. . The notlf:eri are out for a spedul' For Sale One two year old Keg school mceltng Feb. 28th at 2 p. j lstercd llolsteln bull, one good Jersey w The object o( (lie meeting. Is to1 cow and one Berkshire sow with nlirs vote bonds for a new school house. The following motored up from Rainier and spent Sunday at the Guy Llllich home: Mr. and Mrs. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Mcltna and daughtet and Mr. Fred Fowler. J. A. Beaver, Doer Island, Ore. 9-2' Hay for Sale First class mixed hr.lod hay. $ 2 K per ton. Joseph Erlckson, Sr., Warren, Ore. 7-4t BEAVER HOMES Mrs. K. D. Baker of Portland was a recent visitor In the Beaver Homo settlement. Miss Nettle Smith who attends the Astoria high school spent tho week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs D. C. Smith. Calvin Raines Is the Intest of our colony to succumb to tho automobile fever. He has purchased a new Chevrolet and Is enjoying It. Miss Estella Hatfield, our school teacher, after being absent several days on account of the illneBsof hci mother, has returned and re-opened school. Ada Nelson, a popular young l.uly of Beaver Homes was united In mar riage to Nell Jones on Wednesday, Two thoroughbred Berkshire brood sows for sale. One to farrow March 1st; the other has 7-weeks old pigs which aro also for sale. Mrs. Jumps Owens, Near McNulty Station, Wat ren, Oregon. 7.5. For Sale Hhadeland Wonder Send Oats and American Wonder Reed Potatoes. Both are good pro ducers. V. II Lund, Warren Ore MlOIIB 105F1. qtf For Sale Spring seed wheat spring seed oatH, mixed hay. AIko Barred Rock egg., for hatching II 60 per setting. Wm. Skuzle. Warren Phono 10SF13. 9' 7 room house and 4 lots, hard fir shod downBtalrH, JU00. 1500 down balance 6 per cent. J 11 r:,ir, St. Helens. 8-tl Quality Brand ALUMINUM WARE "THE WORLD'S BEST." It is the most sanitary kitchenware that can be used made from one solid piece, no seams, no places for dirt, and disease germs to gather. It will not rust, crack, leak or fail you and it lasts a lifetime. We have a large line of this aluminum ware Preserving kettles Berlin Sauce Pans Cereal Cookers Coffee Percolators Mixing Bowls Waffle Irons Tea Pots And many other articles. Casseroles Syrup Pitchers Cake Pans Soup Ladles Water Dippers Pudding Pans Fry Pans You save money when you buy yunmi i iiiu aluminum ware, jvery piece is positively guaranteed to wear for 20 years. We will be glad to have you inspect our line of this ware. Larsen & Co., Grocers Let Us Be Your Grocers You Will Be Satisfied Telephone No. 27 Free Delivery YOUR HOME You lake more pride in it when it is neat in ;,,,;., ance. both on the exterior and interior. Paint im proves the appearance of a building' and preserves the wood work. Bargain Prices on Paints We are making a clean up sale on odds and fids of several makes of FIRST CLASS PAINTS from Wrth $S gUl' WC Se"inff S' lrio?s $2.50 to $4.00 This is the time of year that you should clean u and paint up and we can save you a coside,aW amount on your paint bill if you take advantage )t Sherwin-Williams Stains and Varnishes received-a full line ju-t St. Helens Hardware TT A Telephone 97 w V H. A. HOWE, Proprietor lu II,. U. Lilt tO) St. Helens, Ore. hi u., Buy a Farm and Beat Old H. C. L 19 Ai-res near Warrmtonn good road. S room house, (l orchard. Urge Imrn and ot'.ior outbuilding 14 tes ter rulHvMtlon. tinlaiirn pasture. All Intend uj . fenced. a.VMMMMi with all farm tools, U head of ttm jf 2 horses mil ehU-kins, or M.IXMUXi without psnoy proe-Tiy. ihiuii teiiiip. 20 Acres 3 mile from rU. Helena, 8 cre under (.low, fcU, e.tslly rleured. & room house, fair barn, '2,oo.oatK iiuick sal". 40 Acres near lieer Nli'.nd, I'Oar.re cleared, balanro easily tint All fenced. 1 acre family orchard, barn 40 x 60, old bom good well; a good dairy lni(xlt!on. I,(Mmii, goodttrti JOl) Acn-s. ulx ut 40 urten under cultivation, spring, inf piw to houm and barn, silo, good family orclmril. juirt of Mils Is surface vliHired and fenced for ih" gouts A macadi'iii road ruin through thn itace in4 thm In lw a niiniltig slrenm tli i". would Irrlgitln th rultltii I..111I 'Mils Is l lily ' lllll.s lo Ht. Helens depot ItldSi wondi-rrul bargain at MMM) per acre. $I,mmi.imi cub a hail llo It. fi Itootii hoiiHit uml Iwo lots within two blocks of nig millki-- I,mhi.(hi. Kmy terms. h b Hi . 111 houni ami luiHemenl, modern, lots 122' 1 US', soil, on thn t'olumbla lllgiiway which Is to bs pn I llavu other liniix'-n from 97iHi.INI up and trery my payaiimtt. t; w ill niht you noihlug to look ovnr our Hat. RUTHERFORD REALTY CO, PHONES Office, 123; Residence B-38 LIBERTY CAFE RE-OPENED We are ulad to announce to the public that th( LIBERTY CAFE which we purchased from N. F. Baker has been re-opened after being thoroughly re modelled, painted, and additional fixtures installed. We are prepared to serve the public with things gool to cat at any time of day and night. Meals are tC prcparetl from the choicest foodstuffs and in i clean ind sanitary kitchen. Our prices are reasonable. i: GOOD EATS, you should try the LIBERTY CAFE Francis and Klonis, Proprietors. On the Strand. St. I Ielens, Oregon farted THE UNIVERSAL CAR With an Authorized Sales Service Station in this City 1 Ford production this year will be limited j11"' tl.v hiiytTs far beyond the number that will !'' "'.muf.u turt d. f you are thinking about be ,nK the proud owner of onc of these sturdy little 'rs you had better place your order now. A cK-M.sit of twenty-five dollars and your name and ""-' dale y,.u want it will secure it for you. Ulr simp ias jllst a(Meil tQ u a j,,,,;, ,,ulni"K' Aliahinc, which with our other Ford M'l'iial iiiaclmicry, it makes us able to put your "M Ford tar in first-class condition. We use KH.uuie lrd pa,ls -,llU havc speciai Fonl ,nc- "",'s'f lllcy ving had special instruction in . '" wtory at Detroit. If your car needs re l';"r ,:ili' it to the Ford garage for they are al ways cartful to take care of it. Fieldhouse Motor Company