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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1920)
8 THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. MARCH 5. 1920. MIST MISTINGS Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Rhtnesniith were Portland visitors Saturday. Mrs. Rachel Harris was a Portland visitor during the week. Mrs. Bert Adams of Deer Island was a St. Helens shopper Tuesday. Mrs. Phil Porter and son George were visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. trie. Harry Wilson has accepted a posi tion in the clerical department of the Columbia County Dank. For Sale Collapsible baby bug gy. Almost new. Mrs. Itobell. Up stairs over Holts Store. 12-1 W. E. Linn came up from Rainier Sunday to spend the day with his family. Mr. Linn is the regular en gineer on the steamer America, but he was sent to Rainier to thoroughly Mrs. J. W. Akin was a Portland shopper Tuesday. Mrs. M. Ricen went to Portland I Saturday. Mrs. Lena Gurrlott was a Portland visitor Saturday. Miss Sain and Mrs. H. J. Southard were Portland shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Perry and sou spent the week end with relatives in Forest Grove. E. Fults and little son went up to Portland .Saturday to Spend the day in the metropolis. Professor and Mrs. O. L. Rhine-; overhaul the machinery in the stem smith visited friends in Portland Sat- er Inland Empire which was recently urday. acquired by Captain Milton Smith. S lil M,CCj;miC!t, Wa" !" P,rH In renewing his subscription to the land Saturday looking the auto show I Mlgti j s. Alleni a formere8idet 0f 0Tw"; , , . ' St. Helens, says: "We still enjoy Miss Laura Riley of Portland was : readi lne M,8t and want vou , w pm?hBU ' of "Pr frlend Mr continue sending It to us." Mr. Al m ,,".!?sV...i. r, .. a 'lt?n 18 cashier of the Comerclul Bank .wit. LJiX o uhtw ul ruruttliu was jj. TwfsD a week-end visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. Annie Cox. Mrs. A. f Barnett spent Saturday and Sunday in Rainier, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Trow. County Engineer L. J. VanOr shoven transacted business in Port land Saturday, A. Canapoarli, manager of tht Italian Importing Company, trans- Mr. and Mrs. Von A. Gray and children motored to Portland Sun day to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. A. Muchow. Mr. Muchow cele brated his eighth birthday. How ever, his birthday comes every leap year ana leap year comes once every four years. The cooked food sale ,;!ven b Ilia acted business in Portland Suturdav I ladies of the Congregational Aid So Mrs. F. M. Baum and children of:clety at the Chamber of Commerce Portland were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob George. S. E. Cooper and family have mov ed to the residence recently vacate! by L. E. Allen. Ed. Cooper bought the place from Mr. Allen. C. L. Wheeler was in Portland Sat urday on business connected with the St. Helens Dock and erminal Company. Judge Martin White went up to Portland Saturday and while there attended the meeting of the State Taxpayers' League. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McKay of Portland spent Sunday with Mrs. McKays parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob George. J. A. Akin and W. A. Levi went to Portland Tuesday to purchase more machinery and supplies for their machine shop. Charles Wheeler attended the auU show last week and after giving the many cars the once over, purchased a Franklin. Miss Zealia Constantin who is at tending the Catholic school In Bea verton, spent .the week end wjth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R Constantin. Billy Dodd went up to Portland Saturday to take in the auto show. He came back by train and the Mist Is unable to state when he expects his auto shipped him. The steamer Klamath loaded with 1.000,000 feet of lumber and car rying a number of passengers leit out Saturday night bound for Cal ifornia pons. Miss Lydia Funk of Kalama who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Carl Christensen, left Sunday night to re sume her school work In the Kalama schools. The schools In that city were closed during the "flu" epi demic. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Howe and son and daughter motored to Wash ougal, Washington Sunday and spent the day with' friends. The road from Vancouver to Washnnit a distance af 22 milts, waa iktlirr' M with the HPi0! f mp,,reo I star he fiends and ac- n wun the St, Helens-ScaDooose oua ntanrM wim .nrrmV j - " 'vn L HIV DUU uuu- 'news of her passing. rooms Saturday afternoon was a suc cess from every standpoint. The stock was quickly disposed of and more than $15 were the net re ceipts. G. S. Gray came down from Al bany Saturday night to spend Si n day with his family. Mr. Gray who was formerly draftsman in the coun ty roadmasler's office, is now with the State Highway Commission and working under Resident Engineei H. E. Abry. Tho stork had a busy time in St. Helens the latter part of last week. Arriving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ell Beeler Friday afteroon and left a 10-pound boy named Ell Beeler, Jr. After seeing that everything was alright at the Beeler residence, he continued his journey to the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Morgan and Saturday afternoon left a 10-pound boy to gladden that household. f To succeed in this world you ij4i must not be handicapped. If v" you have imperfect vision and wear cheap, inferior glasses, you can not expect to compete with ti.s n.. who wears the best. Dr. Thompson's glassess possess the quality and are made with ability. Consult him about your eyes next visit, Wednes day March 10th. Orcadla Hotel all day. n.t J. M. Rodger of Portland was Sunday guest at the home of Mr. an Mrs. S. C. Morton. Mr. Rodgers re cently returned from Washington, D. l. wnere he was called for a confer ence with officials of the U. S. Rev enue office. He was notified of his appointment as assiritant stiDervisor oi collectors ana will have several western states as his territory of operation. Mr. Rodgers has been li. the revenue service for twenty-fivi years. Dr. A. J. Peel received a telegram Sunday informing him of the death of his sister Lady Mildred Ross, at Santa Barbara, California, Sunday morning. The doctor left Sundav night for California. Lady Ross was a visitor at the Peel home in si neiens last summer and during her Great Air Robbery (Staged in the Sky) CARL LAfiiUILfc LOCKLEAR the Daredevil of the skua in the GREAT A TH ROBBERY L'nlreraal Jwi i most astounding drama ever conceived by the mind of man in which, to save the ' 't"n t loves from b"t planes a mile in the air, climbs a frail rope Udder nd forces the pirate to lur- , ' , icuuw an tne t!n)( hrinir MAk - t, r & u wry icci irora you, who are in another aeroplane I If you mi thi. u" -v me greatest tnuig that moving picture have ever produced. Now playing. If A thriller' h in which the V, iumv. RIDE on thi tip of an air plane's wing, with the earth n mile below. SOAR w it u the camera.. CHASE Lock lear through the cloud banks. WATCH him change planes In the air. THINK what smuggling in a n airplane meann to men who know no Internatlo n a 1 borders. SHIVER with the thrill and glorious haz ard of the United States Air Mall Serv ice. A thriller in which the sky is tho limit. Don't sea It. fail to ONE NIGHT ONLY THURSDAY, M'CH 11 F. U. Holbrook of Gohlo truiib 1 acted business In St. Helens today. ! Hoy Copeland returned Wednes- day morning from Sun Francisco. S. M. Rice, prominent resident or the Rainier secliou was in St. Helens Thursday. John Burns, road supervisor of the Deer Island district, was here Thurs day In conference wilh the county court. Stylish spring hats from $3.50 up. You are iuvlted to call and inspect cur showing. Miss Bessie Fay, uill iiner. Hewitt Building. Charles R. McCormick, president of the St. Helens Lumber Companv and various McCormick enterprises, has been here this week. Assessor V. W. Ulakesley was in Clatskanle Wednesduy letting the people of that town turn In their assessments. Rev. Frank James and wife of Sheridan, Oregon, who have been at tending the lnterchurch Conference in Portland, spent Sunday night at the homo of Mrs. James' parents, Mr. and Mrs. I'. H. Thompson. Captain John Foldat Is here super intending the finishing touches on the steamer Everett which will soon be launched. He will commund the vessel and H. Jurde will be chief engineer. Lee Clark, a Rainier longshore man, met with an uccldent on the bteamer Celllo Thursday morning which resulted in a broken leg. In Welch came up from Ruluier uml accompanied the Injured mun home Mrs. M. crgan underw.it ai. op eration at a Portland hospital Wed nesday. Her tonsils were removed Hiul uose and throat treated. A re- ' port from the hospital sUtes she Is getting along nicely. The St. Helens ten:iis club is being i reorganized r.nd an effort made to obtain new members. It is planned to pay off the Indebtedness of the club and improve tho tennis courts. The ludles of t'.le L'ldies Aid Sucl , ety of the Methodist church held a silver tea at tlie residence of Mrs. A. S. Harrison Thursday afternoon It was largely attended. i The dining room of the St. Helens 1 Hotel which lias been closed for sev- eral months will re-open Sunday noon, and a chicken dinner will h served. Manager Rotger of the St. Helens hotel expects to keep the ilii, lug room of his popular hostelry op en hereafter In order to accomodate the many who make (heir home at the hotel. Judge Eakln has Informed Countv Clerk Hunt that he will he In St. Helens cn Monday March 2th, to hold a week's session of the circuit court. He will endeavor to clear up the docket before the regular term of court In May. Prof. G. W. L-dford, dancing in structor of Portlund will give n dance .tt the city hall Saturday even ing, March 6th. A good Jazz or chestra will furnish the music. Prof Ledford will also start a class in dancing i.ext Thursday evening at fi T. M. 'C. D. Sutherland and A. I,. Stone went down to Kerry Wednesday. Mr Sutherland scaled several rafts nn.l used Stone as the tallyman. Beit managed to stay on the logs, Suther- ' land said and after a little more ex perience, will develop Into an ex pert raftsman he though. A. L. Morris of Warren celebrated his thirteenth birthday Sundav. Ily . rights. It should huve been his' four teenth, but inasmuch as the vear 1900 didn't give February that' ex tra day, Morris was cheated out of one Diitnuay. He celebrated his birthday by letting a barn door rail on him, which considerably bruised him, therefore, he stayed in bed und thought of "what might have been." .Mrs. Nick Simon and children of j Goblo were St. Helens shoppers Thursday. Lieut. IHltinoii' of t he liTilii In ; funtry. urcoinptinled by two nn-, commissioned ol fleers are In St Ili-lens in the InleivM of seeming re- ! emits for tho army. Tint uruiy life has been iniiile more attractive mid' many young ftitos have enlisted so that they may have an opportunity! of learning some useful trade, or i culling. Other enlist to see thej world and have u choice of several foreign countries in which they run serve. WEST ST. HELENS : Tl. p lK , w-.J will !.. .. i r" AlKwJ Miss Mabel Fritz Is visiting flioniH ul Trenhollil. Mr and Mrs Walter lllukesliy en Icrlulued ul dinner Wednesday ev enli'K Pi I.. (I. 'toss and family. Mrs. Kill lo Perry and daughter Belli were shopping In Portland Sat urday. Mr and Mrs Hoy l.uws nri visit ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. l.aw:. Mr. Clniiiis (Iruhuiii was visiting with friends In Portland Din Inst week. "" ' ""' lec,r,. . will give a M ,, Auditorium Muni, (j i " i j. i alrul proitiam will I,. ... Mr. and Mrs m . I l dentu of our i n., i. ' ""'UiJ ..w I'.v,.,.!,; pure iiiseil f '1 Mrs. II. Bennett. froll-J Rir. i nuilier ami Newton. K,,s. copied a position , k railroad company. "V WniitedA w!i res, 7M - i.'iiiq 14 ft 0 19I9N5X costume or' (crfrcelll "MTIN PAtriaV oti to -10 iinli ji'iir.tfiilfs, sat in iiicss.-ilinc ill main iu-uct slia.lc. Sia- t Ik hi this week. With Brighter Skies Come New Spring Things l.iko tho early irin; InuN :titl t lie first flilu, i.f rrtuniin.s 1-ir! we loo arc slmwino; many sipus of rcttn niiicr ( l.iv cr colors, ititlicr pal terns ami sprii-litlier weaver inan fanciful textures of new j; uls already atinininftf j season of more pleasing sles ami more liccnniin sileoiii,nt tlian lie liatc shown for several seasons past. Here are Some Daringly Beautiful NEW SILKS Dclijjlitfiilly contrasted effects in sir.nij; m. ors are clerly liarmonieil with luli pu. terniiiK in the most striking f the new Trench ilesinsin (his imli vlltial an! exclusive show ill,' of silk fal! ics for earlv spring wear. New voile ati' I satin plaids at this st.,re are hcatitifnl to l.t liold and are causing no Imlt favoral'lc comment. 'I hoy arc aKo Ncllinji I In se sheer plaids at e most suit aide fur w r.ir with the spring suit or coat. m. I taffeta arc to he had here in all colors an.) Dresses for Juniors 2 to 18 Years Cutest liiiaKlnabln froeks foi the llttlo misses, of pretty "Klit and medium plaid kIih: hams in neat lilKh-wuisted ei feels. Many are belted; ol ti ers with lovely CdiitrastliiR col lars, cufr uml poikets. Its real economy when mothers ran buy such pretty fin, ks as lliei, ready-mado ul such u rensoii ahlo price. Tvvelvo different styles urn shown. Priced $1.95 to $3.75 W : ARi: SHOW INC most COMIM.KTK I I K OF Dress and Apron Ginghams and Romper Cloth Suihiile r.,r ehlldreu H piny stills. Tint prlce well lo Ik ihort and to the point, wore selhiijc thi'lu in practli-nlly every Iti.Unct lust at today s wholesale ci st. Th prlCK will bo hltiher later. 27-Inch KiiiKhams In plain tan ry and pink, black mi. I whim in4 blue ami while checks; biMiitltul plaids of inn, i.luk ml blue, l.lui anil red. Apron Gingham, per yard, 30c Dress Gingham, yd., 35c and 60c AUSTIN'S ; 4 ' l . l WEEKLY PROGRAM Mnrcli 5th Friday "Tho Great Had lum Mystery" und a Western liramu and t w o-r e el Comedy. March 8th Hut. . "Virtuous WIvch" featuring Anita Stewart and a natural color. Murch 7th Hunday "Hidden Flret," with Mae Marsh and a two-reel Billy Parsons. Mnreh 8th Monday "llnimy, Thoiixii Married with . .Enid Bennett and Burton Holmes March 9th Tiles Blllle Burko in "The M:ike-n lievo Wlfo and HF.AC'H MOOKIJ4 March 10 Wed. Bryant Washburn in "Tho Way of u Man With Maid' and a two-reel comedy, "Wild West." Murch Uth Tliurs. "The ttreat Air Itobbery" and a Harold - L 1 o yd Liberty Theatre Ooh! La! La! The beautiful sirens of the sea are coming to captivate LIBERTY THEATRE THE SCREEN'S DAINTY ONE BIG NIGHT Only appearing in person in a miniature Winter Garden Song and Dance Revue in conjunction with their latest seaside comedy "DOG DAYS" Admission 25 CENTS and 55 cents KG TUESDAY, MARCH J BEACH HODElf IN PERSON klf 1 1 P . J-4 7r ".v H rf I- ' f ' k I - V, '. f- . r.i..ii KKSFUVF.!) 'i a -