ViPIHT EPISCOPAL Cllt'lUII
huy School 01 iu:vu o ciock.
for all ar.i'n. minium in g
ahiln for livery body. Ilrlng
ii family.
k.InK worHhlp at 11:00 o'clock.
on " I no Mnn w no i.ieu 10
Atiii.in liv (lie Choir.
lorlli l-eiiguo at 8:30 p. m. Top-
rcliliioiiiH inr in" i ioiimit.
lluiipy Sunday evening lor
i 7 : M o . Llvo sing servlco In
,vrvliiny inllis. Special ill II-
Viniiii on "OlflH Krom a King."
Dm happy him" " ai mo rrienu-
rrli next Mummy evening.
Went hi. Helen
niornliiK service of worship
kl" i'1 B:4r. Sermon by Ida
on "Tim man wno i.hmi to
Everyone cordlully In v II ml.
Illlllluy HcllOOl session begins
45.
THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1920.
TOO LATE TO ct.arstpv
roll SAI,.Sa,l,le pony. v (;,rB
Nuegell, Doer Inland, Ore., on the
Keiilun pluco 61-1
Kill BAJ.h 40 aires tt Vunktoi.
near aclioul; running wutor, purtlv
fleurnd; In high ,, of cultivation
Mastered limine. K0u ulldliiKS. AIho
six cows, 2 draft horses. 20 chickens.
6 tons of hay. u kinds of farming
tool. Block and buildings. H. Kurth
Yiinklori, (Ini.
Bltf
, 'W wl" H'" to'n" "Wheat
bidder on Monday. December eth, at
1 I. in., at my plai. nt Warn-n, one
dark Jirsey heifer, h sutliify feed
ind other charges. Paul C. AduniR.
PAGE NINE
THERE'S A GOOD BIT
OF MONEY TO BE
PICKED UP
In buying your Christmas candles
at the Riverside. A choice line
of box goods for the holiday trade.
Come In and look us over. We can
plouBd you.
Riverside Confectionery
PUom H
OBITUARY
Krcd MiiHti-n, whose death
L m this city Nov. lKlh, wus
L of Finland and came to the
Slates In lieeeninor, jvuu. Him
Lrrlt-il In Fred Mntsnn In 1903
lt it her liiiNiuinii camo to H,
In in 10. iniccam'ii was horn
,rr 1 r. . 1881 and died N.
18 i20.
Ui-t a hiiHlmnil she leaves to
h Iokn or it in' voi ci wire and
daughter mid sister, a mother,
K,., In this cliy, two brothers,
m of St. Helens, one brother
inKliam, WuhIi., one slitter at
liver, ami in Minimum,
ami (wo adopted children.
roll SAI.K Your choice of any of
my grade milch cows, at your own
prlco. Paul C Adams, Wurren. 6ltf
Mill HALF; Five stands of linos;
now hives, all comploto; price $10
Hr slund. Koscoe V. Loyd, Doer
liliuid, Oro. 61-64
Hilt SALE Calnnt Graiiit plnno.
Koasonublu price for cash, llox 1187
Ht. Helens, (Ire. 51
KXCHLLKNT POSITION for young
men mid young women. No previous
uxp'Tb-ncii reiiilrei. N, capital nec-i-Bsary.
I'hon 161M. 61-
Ever nnnsldar, Mr. Karmor, how
easy It would be to lopste a customer
for tlmt piece of machinery or wagoa
you wrnt to sell?
It's a Fact
that by trading at the CENTRAL GROCERY you
ilways receive the best of high quality groceries and
,fresh vegetables and seasonable fruits at very low
inriru
We carry a complete line of high grade fancy and
staple groceries. You can' always get fresh fruits and
vegetables here.
Special attention given telephone calls.
THE CENTRAL
GROCERY
20th CENTURY
PRICES
OUESTION:
Will our prices be advanced?
NSWER:
On account of lowering costs of merchandise, and
also increase in business, they will not. Saint Hel
ens people can rely on this store gradually reducing
its percentage of profits as the volume of business
increases.
With an exceptionally largo buying power, coupled
with tlmir nvHti-111 of selling, 20l!i Century Stores cannot
be unitched'ln prlcng.
Not Just a few. but ovory Item tint Is sold Is subjoct
lo the niiiHt careful figuring to kco how low It can bo sold.
Saturday anil Monday wo will sell cuno stigur at
!' pound, lOO-pnund Hacks ljllt.115. Should thorn bo a do- 1
clliui In tho mnrkol. sugar will ho priced at tho above
flKiircs less tho decllno.
'alierry Cohen oxtra flood
Uulity ItoaHtnil In nur own
"nil -t at I'l.rtland, ill cents 11
I'lnd; 3 pounds fl.oo
'iRer's Colden Gate t'offeo,
nund cans 4 -A. !U nnund
PH . . Wl Oil
sacks of Frouli Hollod
!5c
I9 lb. sack of Vim Flour, $2.5l
" or I ho best hard wheat
iu r In tll0 NorthwoHt.
Plyiuplo Panes ko F'lour, largo
'nugua, 27o
ANNED FUVITS AND VKO-
''Alll.Ka U'n l.s.n nn nl.
pHonuliy comploto list of the
P'ly fllH.nl nil .. .... Il.o
: 11111.DI1 wi
FH und curry baBls.
lurgo
Hnn LTniifl nnrn Ki 0 nnn
DOllH flfkt Qtmnlril nnlinQ
n dozen or caso of ull canned
Kooila.
Uoyal llaklng Powder, 12 or.,
cans, :Wc 2 lM pound cans $1.11)
6 pound cans, 'l.Xi
3 pounds F'rcsh Made Curve
Cut Macaroni 8V
Campholl's Soups every variety
2 cans
Hoval White Soup, 4 bars iiflc
10 bam UA: Hox of 100 bars
t(i.-i.l5.
811OUTI0NINr-Fliikod Whlto,
very flno, 2 pounds 4.V, 6
pounds 1.10
CliKMR Oil. OH PALM OLIVE
SOAP, 3 bars ar,u
DEW DHOP WASHING I'OW
Dlilt. Tho old fiishlonod 26c
BlSill Btlll ...1WC
Luigo Bl7.o Poslum, 24c Large
size Instant Postum, 45c. Small
Instant Postum 25'
Kellog Corn Flakes, Post
Toast les or Puffed Whent, two
piickuges 'iIiv
piK K1CAM,Y IS NO HKTTKIt VhWK TO HUV (J1UM KHIKS
THAN At
wentieth Century Grocery
Conveniently located In tho Wellln"" I'K
noiir tho CVmrt Houho nt Hnlnt llolens Ore.
Attention, Farmers
THE St. Helens Flour Mill is again open for busi
ness. We will carry a full line of feed and solicit
a share of your business. Am equipped to do cus
tom feed grinding. Bring your feed at any time
and have it ground. Should you want anything in
the way of feed, come in and see me or call up.
Telephone 29.
ALWAYS AHK FX)R 8T. HKI.ENH FLOUR.
ALL HTOKKH HEKK CARKY IT.
The Road to a Man's Heart
Is No Longer Paved
With Cook Stoves
At this Bakery the housewife will
find everything she may require
without the necessity of toiling
over a hot cook stove.
HEINIE'S BREAD
Is scientifically prepared from tin,
choicest of flour, all nutriment be
ing retained.
WEST ST. HELENS
BAKERY
S. F. HEUMANN, Prop.
Houtlon, Phone 114-8
ST. HELENS BAKERY
EVERYBODY KNOWS
THE
Value of Bread
Bread has baea called the stuff at
Ufe. IT IH!
Ierhitw jroa don't know how Mal
1 Kood bread la how felmty, haw
tempting, how appetizing! Tnif
a treat to en til the aaoat famaUat
taste or Uia atost Jadad appetite.
Bread la the moat evealy haiasi rad
food yon caa tt sot too fcaawy
not too light. It glvea aaerar
wltlioDt hnat. It la a baaa aad
muscle buiidrr.
Now that the kkldios ara la bobmI
aaln they seed hread lota ai
bread.
And they'll aeed no urging
WHEN IT IS
Ramsey Wholesome Bread
Wj) df v
THE BEST BOOK
YOU CAN OWN
Is a savings bank book. It
means freedom from worry,
ability to seise opportunities,
comfort and plenty In dan to
come. Why not own such a
wonderful book? A Terr few
dollars will put you la posses
sion and every entry made by
the receiving teller wul make
the book more valuable. Do It
to-day.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Member Federal Reserve System
CHA3. GRAHAM, President. H. A. CHILDS, Cashier.
Christmas is Coming
ONLY 18 MORE SHOPPING DAYS
What nicer than something to make the home more con
venient or comfortable? Below are some things we have
that would be nuitnblc and useful gifts:
Adult, Misses and Child's rockers,
child's tables and chairs, tabourets,
smokers' stands, magazine rack,
couches, etc. Also a complete line of
aluminum ware (including aluminum
hot water bottles), and Oven Glass
Ware.
Come and make your selection while stock is complete
Li
mm
For
Christmas m
THERE is a certain satisfaction in knowing when you
buy a diamond that you can rely upon the word oi
the firm and its salesman that you are getting 100 per
cent, quality and value. Gray's diamonds are recog
nized as standard of quality.
NO (JUT IS AS PI.KASINV NO GIKT GIVES THB SAME
1.ITTM-: TOlfll OF PKKSONAL It KM KM UK A Xt'K AS A TOKEN
OH JEWELRY.
BE IT tt sparkling Jewel or the dull antique of a little vanity
box it curries that personal message which is understood
l,y ull It breathes the spirit of love and the freedom of expres
sion fur above niuteriulistc valuo or usefulness. We advise an
early seloction.
VON A. GRAY
Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler
E. A. Ross
Masonic Bldg.
St MeUa Ore.
Candy for the Holidays
Quality Selections at Maion's
Rich Chocolates in Unlimited Variety. Creams,
Nougats, Caramels, Cherries, Nuts, Etc.
French Creams and Hard Mixed.
Our Package Line Includes the Finest Makes
Pig'n Whistle, Imperial and Krauses
In Ilnnd- Painted Boxes, Japanese Lacquered, Calendar, Etc.
HEADQUARTERS rX)R DAINTY LUNCHEONS, ICE CREAM
AND HOT DRINKS. ,
MASON'S
iinfnT re jt tun
That Thrill
You know what I mean, when you walk across
the school ground wearing that fine, big, warm
comfortable sweater for the first time.
Fellas all want to know where you got It. And
wish GEE that they could have one JUST LIKE
IT- . ? i A
Well They are here. A new shipment of knit
goods direct from the mill and at prices thought
impossible a few months ago.
F'rlnstance a big roll collar double stitch knit
sweater in red, blue, white or gray extra close knit
ted cuffs and bottom band.
A mighty good Christmas present for either dad or the
ooys.
Caps scarfs gloves In knitted wear, too.
E. M. HELON