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Newspaper Page Text- ST- HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. MAY M. 920. 'AGE NMS i OVER THE COUNTY uARREN nil-no who were to gladly wl ..relay KVrlilliK """' mim. hi "ur c""llin- lirna; ' iii.Mfu 'l- Minn Hliane Whm nr..u,.,.i..,i hiiixlHuiiia wool rillml roue Milk covered comfort niacin y t1B Cut) ,, ever h'-l.l hr. Hocljil in .iKimUnca and elicht ho had allowml tholr duo. .1 pr tit to lincoiOrt ac- Z AfitT a l'ort hunt- 1(1 the Kniimo waa turned tctliiR Wtuwr anil Ion wan HP"iu .. L,,i,, Riid rufreahmonl. U wu ..lM.ltt.xl new beautifully centered with pUIIHi(.H were thoHo who were ,0 Bladly ?.' SCAPPOOSE young pcopl" ,,D 'vur il b f''f KriuiK" iiimiir In will ml lo admlttod. ninoiii iiifi"' -" , hi'l'l i""1 n" 1'UHlneni .a Tli ornhentra under Lhlp of V. A. Iloyt play nil mUHlO Ilr HIMIH1 Lnibri r diligently prac- now COIiamia I I litmny m nlmri. The enierprwint pmtieri aro much pleaaud n ili'puriure. it mlnrprlMO for Warren lilmit rur me iianuiina oi U of loRunlierrli-i. ellhrr Drenervi-ii or Jam. 1 hi L Mclion of the county la adapted for nerry rale- hoie who have tried raia- a ha pn ven It aa a a'ic- biture. Hume of the beat lr and Inxuiiliorrlca In tha hire been Itn.wn In tht nrlrl by actual tent of the Kins l'roilurta Co. of The Intenalve farmer In hvorof the project ml will be held In tho nea rompteto tha organisation hertiklnR. k Broi., who liava auccnak Htd a sawmill here for wo yean Imve aecured a raber land In naalilncton fcorlni (heir plant there. M their going both from a bailneu alanupotnt. Iiltmi of Portland motored Adim'i Eden" on Bundny. (ikell who ha been suffer ne time with a conipllcA- ifouMti is aotnewiial lm- itlll enfined to hit home Wtrn Muckle hna ao far from hli recent lllneat that le to attend the polli and Pete. Unduroend daughter Milk ion to Seatlde to anenii pr family motored to 8oa- kturday. arbell ipent Saturday nltlit uer witimni a new county itor ti being built h kmli. When completed II it of the fnhlorrablo stop- tiunt uie r-acmo Hljh The McKay building, recently pur chaaed by tha bank, la now being r. moved and that apace will be trana formed Into a lawn. The bank a.arted work Tu.-a.luy remodeling tho forni.-r meut market. .i. U the memberahlp Willi building, which will be conver". trek" by the addition of Into a lu.llea' real room and a cu" . .uiiier. room rcr the benefit pi,,) comfort of Ita patrons. Also a lnrge new vault will he constructed. Thl. new atructure will he the latest wor" In vault building, IpeclaPy designed lor tha protection cf aecuntla Tl-e continued growth of the bank '-mikea It nncemtary that It expand All of our councilman have been aworn In and have assumed Uuif re spective duties. () cf tho flri(t questlona that will ctno hofore that body will ba that of city Kh,. Portland Is s:ild to be favoruhle to ex tending their lighting t,ysi,.i m Hcappoose. The wator eyslmii H an ft ier Impertunt question to be con Oluored. The Insumnre romm. u are prepared lo rigurn a lower rate with the Insinuation of a water s -e-lem. 8ime of our business men took up the matter of the grade for the hi h way thrcugh flcnppooae Inst fall, and ditches were made on both tldea t the road and the dirt turned to the middle, making the grado Much higher than county road grades. The state highway engineer agreod to mako profile of the road and make such changea aa he deemed praclcil The Wlkslroni garage la beginning to look llko the real thing. The roof la on and It la Indeed an attractive l' Oklng building and a credit to thi town. With all the now bulldlngi we are still short In number of what we had before the flro. There Is a strong demand every week for housej to renL Many are disappointed and go elsewhere to locate. j Grandpa Lyons tMrs. Metcalfe's father) and Utile grandson, Gran ville, have gone to Montana for a 1 visit. i Mary Richardson la assistant clerk. I tolephcne girl, etc., In Watts t Price's cure. Rob McKay plana on building t' new restaurant adjoining hli meat: market large enough to fill out hla ' lots. This will surely be a benefit i to Bcappoose, as It Is understood that ! the restaurant will be for rent. I Charles Lam her son It building a new barn on the place where he re cently moved. A little daughter waa rn to Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson (nee Ad ams) on Tuesday. The rr.of on the residence of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Drury caught fire Monday noon. Quite a hole burned before the fire was discovered, otherwise no damage wai done. Decoration Day will b observed Sunday, May 80th, at 2.00 p. m with exercises at the cometery. Should the weather not prove favor-, able, the exercises will be held In! the school auditorium. Friends will; father at tho depot at 1:16 p. ta .' All persons having flowers ae re-: quested to tend them to the school building Saturday noon. Tho Qaccalaurate sermon rill be given In the community church Sun day evening, May 80th. Tha class of 1920 consists of seven member, Lillian Fisher. Hilda Ulliman, Frelda . I'lhman, Uladys Garrison, Veru Price, Khoda West, and Burl Smith. I The commencement exempt', will be held In the hall Friday, June 4th. A tennlt club hat been organised with about 16 charter members with M. C. McOlntn. president, Ruby Tip ton, secretory, Gladys Garrison, treasurer. The lots owned by H. West back of MUloy confectionery ere being transformed Into a flnti court. j The Christian Endeavor will have n woenl" roast, Friday evening, May I 28th. Moot at the chflrch. . Kvery-; body Invited. I Community church Sunday Rrhor.l 10:15 (on account of Decora-' tlon Day services at 1:00 o'clock there will be no morning services). Evening aervlo 7:80. with Baccalaur-I ate sormon and apodal muslo. study club, every Wednesday ovenlni. BACHELOR FLAT Mri. Frank Nagel wnt a guest ot Mrs. Guy Lllllch Tuesday. Misses Ilene and Mnry Townaend. toachera of tha St. Melons high school woro dinner guetta at tha Holllng worth home latt Thursday evening. Mra. J. M. Burkhead entertalnod the following at dinner Thursday: Mra. Martin White, Mra. Strlcklln and ton, Mrs. Tranory. Mist Nan Lllllch and Mra, Guy Lllllch ana daughter Minnie. ' Report of stnto oxams of D'strlct No. S4 Eighth grade: Irving Lartton, 93. 5; Joseph Bonnott, tl.5. Seventh grade, ngrlculture: Kondail Burk head, 99; Harold Almroth, 95; Erlo Scarborg, 99; Bessie Jacobaon, CS. Crvatal Burkhead. 99. I About Rheumatism. People are learning that It It only a waste, of time and money to takt madloina Internally for chronifl and muscular rheumatism, nnd about ninety-nlna out of a hundred oatea are on or the other of these var ieties. All that It really necessary to afford rellaf li to apply Chamber-, lnln'a Liniment freely. Try It. It costs but 8S cent! per bottle. Large alts 60 oenti. i YANKTON SCHOOL j "r" flm an 'l alone In ,t u 1urln th, cl.ool year. iimk, V"e brack boar1 l'no? fi..Ti1L0VKh. we were ,,rld "p y th muei!"LW.1l,r ?nd hnlleap.d very , BUwn(!HM or texlliookH first to eight grades have covered he required couraa. The bcI.ooI Ih !."Klnn.';rg.e,,nlll,0n 'r "Ml a ,il-.'',UHlrlttl Club Wrrk have four Hatandnrd clubs, tl.o Sew- her. lurK"Ht wllh 21 "'"- oera. Tlielr demonst ration work ko,.0ni.T1,UrH.1".y ,,"owe,1 not only a hat tho memhorH of the. club had t1V!1 '" and ""coino very proficient in their work alJw h "v' ''"""""al club ZZ ! lha ya"kton Krango sto .a very d,!flnlte Pron"e of great things to )tno. TlO r'lllrk..n .I..K . . . " iiioniiHire are whrners "8 pro,UC8 '' fine The teachers. Prof. Earl Brown, Miss Mae McCollisler and MIhs Very rown wish to extend tholr heartiest thanks and appreciation to nil nat rons, fr on tin ..! n. i i .. prs for their fine spirit of co-operation In their vn,'. . children we, the teachers, extend our . K. . Hius ana gooa will, wIhIi mg for you the greatest poaaible buc cosa la your future undertak.ng I'rof Itrnuti u.111 ... ?' in fjiTu - " mum io inn nonie In Philomath, Oregon, next week The ChrlBtlnn Endeavor people have taken tho lnlt:tlve and voteu to extend a very pressing Invltatlou to Kev. Plum Ion, to give one Sunday per month to them at the Yankton church In preaching services. Wo jure hope the Rev-rend will accept for all seem to enjoy his expounding If the word of life. own you may report such fact to the lloud Supervisor of your district Such weeds should be removed be fore any of them has shed Its bloom or commenced to form seed. Chapter 287 of the General Laws of Oregon provides that If such weeds are not removed within ten days after no tice, they may be removed by the person appointed by the County Court at the expense of the person owning or occupying the premlsee and become a lien on the land. Dated at 8t. Helena, Oregon, May 26, 1920. MARTIN WHITE, Judge JUDSON WEED, . A. L. CLARK, Commissioner! 24-Oct. 1st. COCKT HOt'KE PLAZA "Ain't that protty?" Is the usual Question nf nn Infuni u.v. hnt.i P"ppy. for admiration. We might I inn me tamo question about the littlo patch of shrubs, In front of the courthouse, were It not for wha. hotintUOUH mil lira hua Anna alt t sldo. ' Hoally, It Is time to take away thi railing, and make the place In front cf the courthouse a real plaza. Pleaso nsk the sentiment of the people on that subject. Safety end (conven ience demand the change. A CITIZEN. PLYMOUTH CX)NGItEGATIONAL WEED NOTICE TO OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS OF If you find any Canada thistle, Russian thlatle, Chinese thistle oi quack -grass growing on your pren. lses. you are rennlrAH in Mnrnini.. remove them, and If you find them sowing on premises other than your A "Wide Awake" Church. Corner of Wflamette and Columbia Streets. Rev. A. R. Spearow, Pastor. Phone 33-J. Sunday, May 30. Morning Sunday School 10.00 a. m. BubJ., "Jonathan and His Armor Bearer Defeats the Phllllstlnes." 1 Sam. 14:1-46. Morning hour. 11.00 a. m. ' Rev. W. J. Trelsal of New York will occupy the pulpit. Evening. Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m. 8ubJ.. 'Bring a Good Comrade.' Evening Hour. 8:00 p. m. SubJ., "America First." Announcements. Bible Study, Tuesday, 8:00 p. m. SubJ., "Faith." Come and help serve with "The Church That Serves." ?ER ISLAND Brttr cf Banks waa a tame of his dauahtor. kttnd ul O hts been h.. M ttmwlth Ur.l...n. Jd nt to Portland last ' JleConaell hns purchased ' th Grim? h.n .-j M HI have anothor busi P,',o? '.h nei,r future. i i v. AnM I,Rlnful l L vf v eomhln.vtlon ot Lm l p'r,,l"t'"l In Hying 7.a r'T3- n"arp pair r flipped and entered her Tz't lrlp 10 8l- ,,Mlfln 10 (t the wound Ht...j tha old hen was opl picnic recently hnj on thorfiughly on- moa aav h.. ...... .: l . "VI.UUIUI pic. M crowd with the holl- "' a combination hard bountirul dinner wit t,uc. ID f hm .fiA.... . Pjai. jretlded over bylert T "Irs. Kmnlr r.i.. lP In 1'llljr WaS Wi?- '5? tna-tronai free for fie hi Ur0r nni M' ,'or hfnor m the youn. PJt meeting of the Deei tePV. the chair. tlllon." ,v which Mr I ?'Wlihhl. contract. rtn ii . ' " 'oi owing secretary. Work on .Mr"d ". will be ht l sV P"'bl0. 1:1 "Omen's eluk ft..-,. "a roe iv,- n.o ill, Br.r.li . Con,ln" T-Pro,idnt: Me. h. 7Trh::clM1r, FM' in. 'Aoney wat voted io i mr 'or cr;tZ YuiuZi r!f"', ThiM f. wllh M. Will Clark 'lMh.if. M rubo"" being 41V wh'a i2 ,t0 tH' tUni U.-1 "HO It alwnv. n.. Lt t.7. ,ervicea. a I" UriVA. i, ------ nuiun rMr I ?aul the U(f 1 1 4umn?n.pany cnerouHly bi"?'5 '' The club I A. i!r"ted wag amall. anl .mi" was hn"esa 8hM of Vn,0r 01 Ml" Doing Our Best to Save You Money That is what we are doing every day for people buying meats at our market. It will pay you to give us a trial MORTON & WILSON TWO MARKETS Central Market Phoae 60 Strand Market Phone 48 Announcing the Arrival of our SPRING MILLINERY Ladies are invited to call and look over our aatortek stock of SPRING STYLES M. RICEN OPEN EVENINGS Tho achool year is over. Three out of four of tho eighth grade clans patted the examination with excel lent averages. All tho sixth grade eloven in number, and the seventh grade class, four In number, pasted the physiology and ftoiraphy examinations, Broken Dollars Break a dollar get a bill changed and it's gone. You can't spend and save them too. . Tho way to save money la to never open that pay envelope until you reach OUR SAVINGS deposit window. A few dollare each week EVERY WEEK will soon become a thrlfht habit, a habit which Ben Franklin himself did not leixrn until he felt tha pinch of poverty. ; , and an empty atomach. Bavo for an education save for a career save for a busi ness save for a home ; FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'of Scappoose Canltal. $28,000.00 United States Depository SINCLAIR WILSON. President DAVID M'KINNON WILSON, Vice-President EDWARD E. WIST, Cashier COLUMBIA DANCE RECORDS AT THE ' DRUGSTORES A. J. DEniNG DRUGGIST ST. HELENS, OREGON Better than Pills VOU WILL NEVER wish to take another dce of JL pills after having once used Chamberlaia's Tab lets. They are easier and more pleasant to take, more gentle and mild in their action and more reli able. They leave the bowels in a natural condition, while the use of pills is often followed by serere constipation, requiring a constant increase in tho dose. Every bottle guaranteed by your druggist. IS Everybody's Gardening Now 1920 promises to be the greatest gardening year ever known. It is realized that the only way to beat the H. C. of L. is by individual production. Your garden offers the most practical way to accomplish this. Our Garden Tools will help you put your ground in better condition for a big production. Our Garden Seeds will help you grow ore and better vegetables than ever , before. If you are in the market for CROCKERY, GLASSWARE or ALUMINUMWARE it will pay you to look over ourshowing. Larsen & Co., Grocers Cook With Oil Especially in Hot Weather Especially in hot weather. Cheaper than you can split the wood. I have the famous "Kar-o-Gas" stove. I still have some I bought before recent advances, so while they last I can sell a $21.00 two-burner for $18.75 $27.00 three-burner for $24.50 Come and see them. Masonic Bid?. E. A. ROSS St. Helens. Ore. WE HAVE EVERYTHINGNECESSARY when we start to fix your plumbing. No sitting around while we send the boy back for some for gotten tool or materials. We don't make any more dirt than is absolutely necessary, either. Do good work, do it quickly and do it eleanly. R. CONSTANT1N ' THE PLUMBER Hewitt Bldg., St. Helens.