St. Helens mist., September 10, 1920, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

Additional Correspondence
GOBLE
A. Musgrove
i. ..(..HI..
a VI lltltrilVH 111 VIHII
Wr' Mm I.IhIjo ut the JltV
0s , ' . tutu wunka ImffifA
"i'.V . ii.,..d lo uond tho
nit io
.. ..... i.., if alinwnr vus alvoti
.user of Ml Florence Llebe Sat-
. , 8,,nt. 4th, Ilia occunion oiling
ilyjr, o r , 'Pimm wnm (ilil.l
i ureiieiii: "I'm"
'Tr Nina AnlU'T. Harriott.) and
' h'vitlvti unit A mi it
,i At il"'1'" clock Ico cri'iim
.,fml '",r wn" " "rciiiiiuni
g lllfl" " rll!" CUr
BACHELOR FLAT
a,iu.nl opened Tuesday with 35
pnroll 1( ijjuj UI( (aUKt,.
1," wero bui-hIm of Mm. II. Miinlon
've'i'f JoIiiihou n"'1 tumUy of Rcup-
a ulti'tl lit " J JViirmon
. . u..iwlnv
... ...i im K. 1 111 v lit und Mr. and
L I'arknr went week mid gliosis
llicWin. muck 10 iiirm.
i, Woeder who hits ln vry II 1
. .1,. n.Ki week wan taken to u
LrtUnil hoHplliil Wednimday.
ana Mr. vtiiirou iiiiiiiinworin
I'urtlaii'l motored ilown 11 lid spent
(udy ill I"" A- "oiiiiiKwon.
tin. (iuy l.llllcli 11 nil daiiKlitor,
,nio visited, with Uuy l.llllcli m
alumina 1 1 111 Iht 1 o. nunr Uoblo
WM'k.
jr. Ulio'ii i""1 ooiikiii mo huh
;ui. pUru mill moved there from
man U Ni'iul lilu children t
.jut till WlllttT.
jln Kraiik .Niii'l entertained
iilliiiii-r Sunday In honor of her
t,j3y. Tim kiiomIx wero: Mr. 11 lid
Juculiscll ii 11 1 daughter IIomkIii
Mr. nml Mm. Soddorlierg and
kill.
WARREN
UM ClillhorK trnko IiIh l.'g lai.
k ulillu hail 1 1 UK wood.
fl.ti Nuni I -11 in-ui spent u wool: ill
i.it. She rcturtiod liol'io 8ilur-
nhi many friend of MInu Ixiuru
r ti'lniiiu' her hick homo from
hoapltul. Mm in iiiuvli improved
nllll
-r.nli I Mi 11 on who has hern In
V-li:.l"iii valley or a nioni.li. ri.
k"4 Tui'ml.iy. II 1 a iiinnior
bit (run tree.
Imrge ihdrsMtlon from I ho Swed
Uilioran church attended thu
itoiion of Hi, a or'MiiUui Ion m
ltl.mil l ho f irnt of I ho work.
L MurrlH returned for u Mlmri
r from Nelinh-m valley whore Im
tUrinof a crow of men elcniiliiu
I Umh on Iliu timber i-ompu)a
Ho will ko hark HK'ilil tlio
)( IU Nil. II 111.
fullowliiK yoiniK folk urn at--I
Ilia HI. Holi'iiH hleh aidinol
there: (lrt Turlioll. 1 .00 Knrr.
c Aliili'mon. AIiiIiihih U'kII.
f DellMTt Snl. lor. ( harlo Olaon,
s una, r.va Tarholl, Trolii Ky.
f. Viola l ooprr, i.ud tho Mlbnr
ion.
f'4 Wurri'ii Kr:ino will Imnmrinr
fr llii'lr old nuurlom ut (ho Kr
". HIM IlTMl IIIOVtlllK Will,
wubly Im im H:uuul:iy nlRlit.
tl.' wldcli wan ontiirod Into In
"t-lth with thv W.irohouHfl Co. for
Iriod of li'll Vi'.irn wuh v.iia.l vol.1
lilt SMIlKlt ill II K lum nniMIti
tfiotlm roiiipimy not fullflllltiK
sriiinu of finlHliliiR the hull
Mil anon ,,r uM.ir.i- r,...iini 1
T mum IIIIU
' Tim urunco Uiih paid no runt
lowlni t ii,., 11. ,!.. f.iiriii.,,.....
pU'llt. Tim Ii.tikii una I'liun im
halt wlifiii .,, 1...1 .... .t
... nil tiAiuimu
flia l tiiiia far a flnanoli.1 fall.
A'rangi'im.niH uro IioIhb tniidn
' P Hie Krl. kacin hull In flrit-
nM. Tim illOKtlon of diliu
' ClUKPlI 11 lll'I.I ,ll... I-
).e rlri'liw .....1 ...
1 : " 'i u 1. iow of 1 ne rw
ll0'.1).0"'r" uf l-'iiclK Htato thoy
, . """"0 lut muuy new
i" nuiK ami tho KraiiRo uom
"'9 II llieri'iiuiiwr a 1 11. .111
bl, ... J. I1UI1I1IK
1 WllO .Wi.a I - ...
k, . . ' " ' 11 " iiimior in
I Z , ?iKanA ho ho wim op-
I'omcroy aro
1 couplo o.
SCAPPOOSE
h- McV'u,ii.,i mov,,,! 1,11,1 th
"oum, hut wo.-k.
;i Nfvn 11, ...1
.,(( f. " V '' victor wutta
"fonr. trip , ,, U)vr
L 1 , Mm"' conroctloncry
1 Wr lil,.;,t novolty (In
Lr.rr. ,""""r from
fh. itmlay to lillnn
J lluHhman who lum br.on
k, "" Ptfumotitii u slowly Im-
Mm. w. 0
Ni.r,n
la! wo " ',I U'0' W
Iv aml MK,",'M,M,f Mr- Moicalf
K 111 n, "H, 'rcl""", the
V'tl Nll. "l,Ht "'
I run ,IU(I :in untwunl
I'rlihiv a'. bnomi thin
Ihw5i.1.f1r iy.
H lh'ii.1. ".,ul 1,10 "chool
K"' out In ,.
Mom I v " roa"' toT C"X"
"londuy niornlnir
C&"'"f -H.r A,l,nB
annnmi' "U,y of Portland
" Rl'"r Vi. 'irm- 1,0 WM l,ur
Vluw coniotery, 1'ort-
? burled .'n(1y niornlnir
'Tue" nl 'e Catl,0" C("-
"'Blt Btaudurd. Ue In
mirvlvml liv f,,.,. .
a...! 1,1. V. .. "1" lwo auuislttori.
lllulrhf . "r- u
T-r.l duyn .I, Taco nu':,,
of Dr. mid Mm nniu ""..KUe"'"
'Will ovnr T n V' lr' ur,'W0l
11 r.i. ... . . , ",,,u"kt "vi.
Wat h and lan.lly won, Vorno, u
oofc. : ov-,r ho, of th,(lr T
uuy Willi tin, I. .to ,,, r..,.iiv ti...
"-rlm-h family ! , . '
Uoonurd wont lo r-ouniu,,. '
YANKTON
Mm Koirhimi and Mm. Vlnrimt
nr.. pick k hoH ,1 Woodhurn, WaHh
Mu, I u, lu ll colohrahHl hor IKI, h
l.lr.l.d.y unnlvomary TI,urBduy anr-
vlHltliiK IiIh MlKtor. Mm. Carl Uu
Kron, Dm put w,.i, 1'",u
Hchoiil oponod Sopt. 7lh with u
koo. utloudance and good pr,ipu,;tl,
for tho coinliiic yoar.
Mr and Mm. t)Hcar Larnon of
rrnnkfort. WumIi., wore in IIiIh vi
cinity loo k 1 11 k Tor a location.
I lie tork niiiilu a vlalt to tho Iioiik,
ut Mr. uitii m ru A A I.I
... 1 " "umaanun
and left u mc von -pound hoy
TIih toucher. Mix McCollhilor and
MIh llrown, will board ut Mm Wuk
r't I'rlinm at (Jy TurlioU'M.
Mr. lliKh..u will proach 1,0x1 811,1
day (it 11.30. Hiinday acliool ut 10
30. There will 1,0 llu c,rHlj,.n j.;,,!
diMvo; mooiiuK. 1
Tho nawmlll at Milton creek Iiuh
lliHli'.lled n new wnii.r 1....
pmnp n l.o m 21100 kiiIImiih of wator 1
uay nnu iney aro Hawing bout
12.000 feel of lumber a day.
THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAYSEPTEMBER 10, 1920.
CHURCH NOTICES
imTiHT chhm iiwahkk.v
Hie HaptiHt MlHHlon Circle WII1
-"ot Friday. Hept. loth ut 2 p. n,
't tlio honiH of K. O'rom.
A HarvoBt KobiIvuI proKrhra will
roadorod Sunday ut 10-30 a m
Say2Hc.,oo?.,,r ,,,e """
Kev. K. Ii(i.ri.....iui . -
from eUH "rn trip .0 "Zt
' will ho hold 8ud:,y evenhiK T
I loll Mum. u
Klwir.. I I . . """""J O'ClOCk
Hharp. I'arlHlilonerH aro reiiueated to
murk c iiinifi. .r 1 ..' .. u. w
OI,ly "in nu-.aay
COIlfOHHlllTIU U.......I r
rlalurilav and Hik,,i
vi tod to the exerclHOH of a Hplrltuul
rotront for tho chlhlren-a time of
.4l!llCO. timvnr i.iiil f..nii..4i.. aii
1 ui nolle children imiHt report ut the
PAGE NINE
church on Kntnr.i1.1r
- .... iiiu.i.iiiK HI
0 clock Bhurp.
Job. P. Clancy, Hector.
MKTIIODIHT KI'ISCtlpAIi
Hcliedulo of Borvlcca.
Kuniliiy School, 10:00 a. m
MornliiK womhlp, 11:00 a. m.
Kpworth LeiiKiie, 7:00 p. m.
Kvnnlng BervlcBH, 8:00 p. in.
Mid-week meeting, Wednesday,
8:00 p. m.
Morning subject, "Laying tho
"u.i.iauonH. evening topic,
OhoylUK the Heavntilv Vloir,
A new yeur of church activities
Ih ut our door. We are cloarlng the
...r nn coming. Aro you getting
, J swing ror curnost service?
If not, why not dn ur Knwi
TllO CllOlr Ih mien mnra a ia
, w nb .id jyunt
...... uuiiik some spior.dld work. Look
r wmioining Bplondld ht every serv
ice. . You will not Im ,nu! .,.,i.,,.
You will ulwuys nioet your best
ii.-niiH ai
"Tho r'rlondly Church."
Used Cars
1 Huby Grund Chcvrolot Tourlni.
In flno Bhapo. Cheap. Eaay terms
1 Koo 4 Cyl. 6 pamwngor. In flnu
simpo. A snap. Easy terms. For
'lulck nolo 1 new ivnetor, 16 h. p.
Complete. Easy ti-ms. 1 1917
490 Chevrolet. Flno slmpe. Easy
terniH. Copcland Auto ;o.
COURT PROCEEDINGS
tyre, $95.00; C W JoI.iihoii. $50.00; it
I) Clark, $102 (Ml; W II Clark, $:I3.
00; Win riilnii-r, $47.00; Karl ( lurk
;5.00; I' W Clark. $130 00; W li
llramion, $37 50; C Steward, $35 00'
W K Clark, $36.00; J II Wolverine'
$10.00; Klaiidiird Oil Co, $3 75'
.Standard Oil Co, $49.78; St Melons
l.br Co, $13.80; KooiiuuKhty Much
Co, $3.65; AiiKliHln Zlnl'.r, $70.00.
lUiml IllNt. . 1.
Wm Itenieltii.in, $32.50; Bun ,ee,
$30.00; Clias llarlmr.iH. $30.00; H
Ai.dr"HS. $2.50; Chad Fredllu. 1.1.0(1-
Otto llrorklioiiBO. $55 00.
(To he concluded next
week )
Ground Cripper
Shoes
Can b ordrr.d by mail for
thr whol family. The east.
Mt and brat nliu mailt today.
A Krai Corrrcltv Shoe.
CkOliND CRlPi'ER SHOE STORE,
iHIW Wuk. Sum. Inla4. Orrgoa.
TMML IUImia An.. Tan.au, Waaalarlaa
Don't
Delay
Insure today.
Fire and Lite Insurance
Public Liability Insurance
Property Damage
Insurance
Collision Insurance
A. L. Stone
St. Helens, Oregon.
PHOTO
FIRST-CLASS
Is moBt appreciated when some
of our loved ones are called
awuy. It can only be obtained
while we are feeling our best
Life Is uncertain and tomor
row may be too late. Do It
now today.
Scott's Studio
3t. Helens,
Oregon.
If
Discount
Sale!
Ori Any Trimmed Hat in the Store
for three days only September 10-ll-13th. A chance
to get a new hat at a big saving early in the season. .
MAUDE MILLER
MII.I.INKItV
CLEAN
CLOTHES
That Look Fine
. That feeling of com
fort and contentment
that comes only with
." correctly laundered
underwear and ho
siery is assured you if
you send your work to
us. Our methods pro
duce a soft, soothing
finish that cannot be
excelled. And the
prices are right
ST. HELENS STEAM
IAUNDRY
Chiidrerfe
Ailments
3
DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation are
the most common diseases of children. To
correct them you will find nothing better than
Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bod time will
do the work and will make your child bright and
cheerful the following morning. Do not punish
your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber-
l-i T 1 .
ma b xaDiets are better and more pleasant to take.
if
you've something to sell, try a Want Ad
Luxury and
Economy
Luxury and Kronomy Imve been combined In the Chevrolet
"Forty.Mnety" Touring Car.
It ban plenty of power; ridbig comfort and complete equipment
makes It one of the appealing cars of the year.
The smartness of lines the substantial workmanship In the
upholstery und top the brilliancy nd wearing qualities of finish
combine in expressing time car beauty.
lis one beauty, however, is in lu performance ability the
beauty of fine mechanical construction. '
Copeland Auto Company
Authorized Willard Buttery Service Vulcanizing and Tire Re
treading Accessories and Oils Expert
, Repair Work.
ST.HELENS, OREGON
Keep Your Feet Dry
Be prepared for all kinds of weather. You protect your
shoes as well as your feet by wearing rubbers on ratnyv
days. Wet shoes are likely to crack and lose their shape.
So don't take any chances.
Rubbers and Boots
We carry a large line of rainy-day footwear at prices that
make it profitable for you to buy here. We can supply
waterproof shoes and ht-cuts, as well as out.ng shoes or
slippers. ...
Everything in footwear for men, women and children at
lowest prices-
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