i
MISTINGS
k
f .... i.. Ii.nrii lliut
!; Tm IN" !" II.
L, f Wnrn i. was ttreet
F". . ... i, .... mir rt reels
irrnei''
( Komi"" 'f 1'orllBinl l
P ... ii.t. Mrs.
?, U
'.I .n lu.-1 this
MIhm Aim
fr K A. moioreu
I''. ... Mr.. Curl
.... .rinr ilio furniture
f,.e. WT absent.
I ouk ' ""ol l l,'rk '" u'"
I'0". ...... ...... r Oohln.
,,Icds Monday on busl-
l..J wnn
L (he Itlrtlutay" f Mrs.
EUllurH l lutnitui'".
. ....I,.. i hood plcilli
.', -i.i. nr. of Mr. nna
LiDintl Wednesday afler-
.. nm Itnutill. Hiirrrll
lunlln Wilkin and C K.
TIllirKllH HTI IIIMUI,
Lr AHiorlu Mid Seaside lu
tate roiivi'iinoii 01 uio
M"" ..
to I omnium i '
, uurrliaseil propcri.v
L ln-r fuiiir.t ha Iltr
hal ft hi i r i mi
lettlilK "in ok-
i l.illlH A ill MIM'K'ly Will
E.onihly v,,r u'a Tliurn
, Auiillnl filll. HI tlin
L (''rl Aaimiliil The u-
will I"' MkhiIuiiii'I
Marion. Everybody cor-
Hit anil limb lliirrlium,
it Mr. mul Mr. A. Ilur-
Tliurmlny murnliiK nir
I'inh. hci ihcy will
k willi friends.
am accoin tm n It'll them Ha
l.n.l nil. I HI ' llll'lll "llfl'IV
j lu the Tiibcrnticlo City.'
Aaimiiiil entertained
kraoon In honor or Mm.
frlie ftt'nilOll WUK lll'U-
ind rv(ri'nh ini'iil n served.
ilorli'.i, Mr A nun lljurk-
I lurl.- Hertier nnu ci.iuKH
Unit Veuli' Mm. II. I'm:-
t, (', w iHiiki'Hii'y. Mm
i. Mm Kri'il Jensen, Mrs.
nil the lion. ').
li (in
J Cupl. (J oh of Seattle a guest t
ins ritinny noiue in In week.
Judice White wan look) iK after
some roml work near Ooble Wed
niimluy. J. Itlltn of HhIiiIit wan a lnuliifHH
vlHltor In IIih county snut tli Ilrt ot
Uih wniik.
It. H. Itawiiou ami fninlly of 'o(.
I inil vlHlled a few day with Mr and
Mra. Itol.t Kulrli-y.
Mr. uml Mn. li. K. Unm were llr
Monduy from Vtirnniilu. Tlmy niado
ilia trip oy way ot l lulHKalila,
i Jiiiiih Hunt. Columlila counly'a
iKi'iilnl county chirk, Hpent a fnw lioura
in i lie niciropona up Ilia river Mou
duy. Mr. and Mra. I'cter McUorty and
Children liuve returned homo from
Hhnpherd Hprlnga, wlwra they p.nt
auvnrul iliiyn.
Mm. Murle I'ettlt of I'ortlund w,o
hal heen hero for aomw time the KucHt
of her friend. Mra. 4. Ilurcham. re
turni'd to her homo Thuraday.
' T. C. Walta. Heuhen'a uiuyor nnd
poatiiiualer. returmd lo liU home Hut
urduy after a Tew diiya Kimnt In HI.
Ili'li'iia 0110 In-ult court hUHliifHa.
Mra. N. Klmrwood of llimlmlor
Flat wuk u pliiiiMuut culler a( the MIhI
office WediieBduy. The Kherwooda
huvo one of the Mg lurma In tha
"Mul" illMtrlcf.
I Mra. Hoht. Kalrley relurned hoiiii.
Salurdiiy from Heuttle nnd I'ort An
Ki'lea where alio waa vIhIUiik with
frlenda. Hhn waa met nt Kalnma ly
Mr.. Kalrley and they motored home
from Unit city.
Judge nnd Mra. A. I-, Clark of
Kultiler atoppeil over In St. Helena
Tueaduy on their wny to Vnrnoniu.
They went hy wuy of the Trenholm
route uml expert to apend aeverul
duya In I he Nehiili-nl v.lj"y,
A I t In K of Hie MlHTiiiary aifi I-
ely of the Free uMtlic.illvt fhnrth will
he held III III" home of Mra. .Win.i
I'M In St. Helena mi u xl We.lneml.iy
AiiKiial 4th. All tlioiie 'iiten-Hli'd In
I inlnHloiiiiry work urn welcome
j Mr. mid Mra. U. V. McKeun of Run
r rune mro are litre on a viaii to llielr
frlenda, Mr. and Mra. J. W. (iulnea.
Mr. MrKean la connected with the
U'-llH-Kurxo hunk In HutiKriincliico
Hid hna beeu with that hlK flnuliciul
iiiHiltulliin for a number of yeura.
Mr. nnd Mra. I. A. Krukea of Sctp
pnoHi) and John I'ullahan ii'otored
over Hie mount lAint Ihe 1 1 ml of Mm
'iveek. hy wuy of IlillHhuro. They were
lolned by their duuRhter, Mra. I.. 8.
hlcl-ouililuu. who drove them to
tiuaton to ThomiiN Curmlchiiera reg
alered HolHteln cnrllii aale. They
alao enjoyed I lie it 11 11 11 u I HolHteln plc
11 lo In Carmlchuel a grove.
THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920.
I Caplaln Ueori; iu.r .i. t ... I
i Canada for the ..t tlJ, ZZ.i " 1 i,"'" . . Prtnerlilp eatats of
,hua relurned to 81 Helena ""' "n,i "cnaei & uorlln, Amnion Trachael.
In llurna and fu. iiy of .0rth,d Tl?'1, n notlf'Hd t0 Prft"
Iwere w-,ek end if M , J ? Ih Bume, duly verified aa by
l-owe of Weal Ht n-1..?.. J- ' ' "w r"'ai" to the underalgned at
Mra. Wm Kniel r. .Tr... , t ""'e or Uore, St. Hel-
M",,orVh7rra'v!::rl19,,r,i,, u"" nrBt u -ju,y zo-
mHTher'aumM';; SZitV ' CAftL TRAfrilgEU
of 'I'ort I nd Maanlncerj AdinlrflHlralor.
...gt ite',"r W'V: """" --laioi.00"'' AU,,r"eyS fr Ad"
lug at the Warren CoiiHtructlon
puny'a cruaher, waa till hy a rock uml
r.e!'l''..7J,,:Ju.r,',! "." w,!"1 ,o foo late to classify
- ' ""''H'-ttl HI (I'lll
PAGE THREF
i'..V.w.'!i'in M.,.'.llrl,lr'' ,',,,";'Br of tho! Wanted -Any kind of work. Ad-
01 u in lila t Ity Hurnlture n unv m r, a...... l..h. u. 11..1
, w" .... .... ,n. nil... r U.lb, Oli llOIUHD.
waa In St. Helena Wodmmday and In
formed the Mlat ,(. ,'artory H
knakliig mors furniture thin at uny
time aince operu'lotiH wore aturted.
The mill la riiiiniiii; bettor an. I 11..
I workmen nr getting more uucuatom
led to Ihe work, hence I ho increnae in
f(iutpul. Sixteen people ure employed
-in inn mommy payroll la uroiind
2&00. The factory haa ordera fur
4 large number of tallica nnd la rush
ing work lo get them 011I.
win, cn.KHHt tk
Huyvlew Camp, No. 670, Woodmen
of the World, of Warren, Ore., will
liold u apechil meeting on Saliirduy
Augual 7th, to celehrute their twon
tlelh unnlveraury. Membera and
famllUa are cordially Invited.
33-34 I'. If. 1,1'NI), Clerk
83-30
WE HAVE EVERYTHING NECESSARY
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 cleanly.
R. CONSTANTIN
THE plumber
Hewitt Bldg., St. Helens.
Stock - Quality - Price
When you need anything in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
DROP IN!
Goods Dresses Shoes for the Whole Family
jrnts' Furnishings Everything That's Good to Eat
Bedrock Prices and High Quality Goods.
MARTIN HOVEN
tlOltl.K, OHK.
SEASIDE
HEADQUARTERS
IHSSKIJTION Ol' I'AltTNKIUSIIII'
TO WHOM IT MA V CONCKKN:
Notice la hereby given that the
partnorahip heretofore exlatlng be
tween the undoralKned, haa by nm
tuul coiiaeut, Ihia tfay been diaaolved.
Haled July L'H, 1920.
J. II. KI.YNN.
II. K. COlt.N TIIWAITE.
CHURCH NOTICES
HtKK MKTIiOIUST ( III lt( II
"The Aggreaalve Church."
Iloui'oii Hoad and Second Street.
I) M. Hlgbee, I'nator.
Order of Hervlcea
Sunday School, 10:00 a. in
Preaching, 11:01) a. 111.
Hong aud I'raia Service, 7:4.'(
p. m.
Kvangellatlc Meeting, 8-15 p m
Mid week Prayer Meeting, Thure
dnr evening. 8:00 p m
FI.YMOl'TH (MINUKKUATION.Hj
A "Wldtt Awak ' Church
Corner of Wllnmette aud Columbia
Straets.
Rev. A. R. Hpearow, Cantor,
'hone 33-J.
Morulng
Sunday School 10 .00 a. 111
Morning hour. 11.00 a. m.
Evening.
Chrtatlaa Knilc.-vor 7:00 p. m
Evening Hour, 8:00 p. m.
"Tha Church That S-'i-vea "
-FOR-
MKTIHIHIMT KI'IStXll'AL
St. Iluleua and lloulton
Albert 8. Hiaey, 1'aator
Sunday School, 10:00 a. in
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m.
Epworth League, 0:30 p m.
D veiling 8ervlces, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study.
Wedneaday, 7:30 p. m.
Houltou, Combined service, 10. 00
a. in.
"The Friendly Church." ....
CAT-HOMO Clll IU II
Muaa ntxi Sunday at IT 30 a. m.
Sermon on the gospel of the day.
No night aervicca. Sodality meeting
and Important meetlug of tit Girl
Scouts on Friday at 4 p m
Non-Catholica ulwuys very wel
come. Jos I'. Clancy, Koctor.
IfiFJitp. Varifttv Stnrfi
I
yE will open Wednesday, August 4th, and want you to
"we and see the many articles we are ottering at tne
t possible prices. Come and bring the children; we
r to give e;ich one a little souvenir. You are welcome
Mher you wish to buv or not. We name below a few
he mailt; nrtw'Uu ui CCw tw Anr ;nciMrtinrt Thpft
hundreds more come and see for yourself.
ro
OR THE LADIES
tk ,'"Unn
EZyT .'...aiv-Mh.
i, in 10 uiffi ya.
IrfftC, ",,lfl C""l,'" 'l0'' 10 asu-
rum nowii... ... ...
. . e lu .Ml
"kwcar ....ark. tonffa
p0R the men
ifh fob.
1. ii;.hl, "" toatic
Mlurk. 10 IMI
r"w driv...:.
'tktlet, .
. Ic-l5e-ac
KN'.inC'UtN'
UH' lo iWc
FOR THE CHILDREN
How holders Bo-IO,
llnfr hlntlera I
I'eiirl neckliicea '2"
Head necklacCH .... ! to 40c
Middy lucoa I
Safety pliiH 5c-10c 1 5"
Tailing Bhulllea Re-Hie
Col I on hoao B.V-!Mo
lllbba th'-Ute
Tooth briiaheH Ilc-I5'
DoIIh. nil klnila lo 40c
I'lcturo hooka 5c-IOc-l5
Toys, nil kinds fw to 50c
FOR THE HOME
Curtain rods ,R"
Picture wire 15c-Jc
Flour alftitra I""
U run Ho pres. kottlea 45o to (MM'
Fry imiis itii'tolMhi
Dairy puns w t0 51
Kitchen sola
Frumtiil piclurea IBc to f i.w
k Elite Variety Store
aiirtT if ,n
IUCKLE BLOCK
ST. HELENS
OKHKK TO SHOW CAI SK
IN THE COl'NTY COl'ItT OF THE
STATE OF OKKt'iON, FOR CO
1.1' Mill A COUNTY.
In thti Mutter of tlio Estate and
(iuardlaiiHhlp of Vltlii I. Emmons.
Agatha It Etnons nnd Margaret
Emmons, Minors.
Elaa E. Knowles. the guardian ol
the persons nnd estates of Vldn I.
Emmons. Agatha It. amnions nnu
Marraret Emmons, m.nors. having on
the 27th tluy of July, 1920. filed her
petition herein duly verified, pruy-
ing for an order 01 buio 01 an ur
ri.nl i.ronertv of mild minors, in salt!
petition tleacrlbed nnd hereinafter de
scribed, for the reasons aud purposes
set forth In said pet it Ion: -
It In therefore ordered tne r.isn
V. Know ea mill 1. K. MIOWH'S, ner
i.i'imI.iiimI Ihe next of kin of said
warilH, nnd Vltla I. Emmons, Agatha
II. Emmons and Margaret Emnions,
nnd all persons Interested In said
nututa nnlllMir before the nhov.
1 ('oinitv Court on Wednesday,
Fi'iitemher, 1, 1920, nt one o cioi r mi
. 1 f D..i,i .i.iv nt (he
tne uiieriiiioii ui . --
Court room of said Court, In tlie
City of St. Helens, Columbia County,
iw.n to a how cause, 11 nuy ex
ist, why a license should not bo grant
ed to said guariimn ior me mim
,.i ..t,i rn.il nriiiiertT of an Id minors.
at private sale; It nppoarlng from
....1.1 .w.iin.111 that It is necessary and
beneficial to said wards r.nd their
aald estate nnd tnni 11 is '""
jlmt said real properly bo sold, nnd
.nm of Hits order shall be
published for three successive week,
in the SI. Helens Mist, n weekly news
paper regularly printed. p..unshe
2 circulated In Columbia conn iy.
Oregon, and now specified by tie
Court bs the proper paper In i which
make such l
lowing Is n true description of nil t ie
real property of anld minors, to-wlt
All o? Block numbered Five, In tast
Sll Al.lltlo to Vertionia. in Colum
1 . . nrHifon.
' Vono anil ordered nt St. Helons.
JU'y 2MA.mN WHITE,
,J ,l County Jiulge.
Columbia County People
Wo extend to the p)It.
of ColiiiiibU County m
itirtlial iiivititllon to make
their liealiiiHrlera at lanr
place of biisini'NH lu Heu
slde. M1I.I.OVS la liH-ated uat
acroKB the .Nix'ajiiiuni
brlilKe nnd you will lutvo
no trouble finding It.
leavo your piu kagea,
write your MwUcarda or
letters, or obtain your
rofreNliment, live cream,
etc., at our place.
A cordial welcome awalta
you and we will be glad
to aeu you.
MILLOY'S
Seaside
Oregon
Wilson's 2nd-Hand Store
HOULTON, ORE.
We buy, sell and exchange all kinds of second hand
goods. We will buy anything and pay the highest
market price. See us.
PHONE 52-J
If Paint Could Talk
It Would Say "USE THE BEST"
If you walk about town you'll see dwellings just groaning for
a coat of good paint.
If these houses could talk, they'd any, "Paint us, and save us
when you save the surface yon save all."
Property worth owning Is worth preserving.
When you paint, you want paint ofa lasting quality.
THE SUMMERTIME THE RIGHT TIME
To haw your roofs repaired. Don't wait until the winter rains
to stop the root leaks.
AIUXLASTIC Is a heavy body unlnt that will preserve and
make water proof the shingle roofs and add years of service to
the roof.
AHCOTl'M is the first colored asphaltum base paint toanu
fuctured. It is a water proof paint that will not check, peel or
blister, has a wonderful spreading capacity and comes in a va
riety of colors. ARCOTUM is unexcelled for use on factories,
warehouses, barns, shingle or felt roofs and every other work
requiring the application of a first class preservative coating.
A1U.X) TOP Is not a pigment thickened roof paint, but a gen
uine roofing cement. It can be applied with a brush ana one ap
plication is equivalent to 10 coats of paint. It is a splendid roof
coating and will give permanent satisfaction. Especially made
for composition, gravel, tin and corrugated Iron roofs. It makes
them water tight.
Specify AIU'O PAIXTS the standard paint for 40 years. In
this vicinity the following reliable merchants handle ARCO:
Ht. Helens, D. J. Switzer, Larsen & Co.; West St. Helena, J. L.
Williams and Sons . Warren, Erickson & Lund and Warren Co
operative Warehouse Association; Oniric, The Goble Hardware
Company; Clutskanic, George Conyers.
'APPETIZING!
HEALTHFUL!!
COOLING!!!
KltldicN and Krnwn-iips, too,
have learned that it lwys to
be evHfilnu even In ICK 4
ItKAM.
There is a difference ns all liave
learned after taking one taste 4
of "MT. HOOn" frozen dainties
and they will have no other.
"A tllsh a day makes
the joy smiles stay."
At MASON'S Only $
11
t
OTICK TO CKKWTOIW
IN T11R IH) NTY COHHT OF THE
STATE OF OHECiON, TOR CO-
,.V.OT... of Airmen
Trachsol. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given Hint the un
.lerslgned has been appointed ndn.ltl
s rntor of the partnership estate of
,n Trachsel. deceased, by ihe
count? Co. r if Columbia County,
mate ot Omm, nd W
ined All Perions having claims
Protect
YOUR FAMILY, YOUR
SELF, YOUR HOME
BE INSURED. I REP
RESENT THE BEST
COMPANIES AND CAN
FURNISH YOU LIFE,
FIRE, ACCIDENT,
AUTOMOBILE INSUR
ANCE. SEE ME BE
FORE PLACING YOUR
INSURANCE.
A. L. Stone
St. Helens, Oregon.
A SHOE EVENT!
SHOE BUYING AT THIS STORE IS THE "SILVER
LINING" TO THE PRICE ERA WHICH HAS RULED .
IN THE SHOE WORLD FOR MANY MONTHS.
FOR MEN
Built over all the wanted
lasts in tan Russia call,,
gunmetal calf and black
vici kid. Lace styles in
all sizes. Exceptional
values.
FOR WOMEN
Decided price cuts
on the most desired
styles of the season.
LITTLE TOTS
Too, are not tor
gotten. All sizes
and styles for. the
little folks.
E. M. HELOM
THE STORE OF QUALITY
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