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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1920)
PAGE TWO THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1920. , MIST MISTINGS Thatcher's line of clears, cigarette mil Smokers' Articles cannot ) braton. E. M. Helon was transacting busi ness in Portland Tuesday. Mrs. Cecil Kavani.gh was a visitor in Portland last Saturday. H. A. Colt was in Portland Tue. day attending the annual meeting of the state butter-makers' association. E. A. Nutbrown of the Elite va riety store was in Portland Tuesday purchasing additional Christmas joods. The steamer Klamath laden with 1.050,000 feet of lumber and carry ing a number of passengers, left out Wednesday tvening bound for San Pedro via San Francisco. A. Long, an employee of the Stand ard Oil company, became tired o'f llv :ng in a rented house and has pur chased a comfortable bungalow in Railroad Addition. A. C. Gray and family have movea o West St. Helens from Clatskanie There they have resided for a nam r of years. Mr. and Mrs. Gray formerly lived in St. Helens. A Xmas present for Dad 11 acres with house, tools and horse nnd '.hickens. $500. Wnat is the use of worrying about a shut down when you can be independent for that price? Central Real Estate Co. 62 Mr. X. E. Walker left Saturday light for Milwaukie, Wisconsin. In "erpunse to a message stating that her mother was verv ill nnd no lected to live much longer. Mr. Walker accompanied Vr- ",--' is far as Portland saw her safe ly on an eastbound train. For extraordinary service abroad during the world war foreign gov ernments have conferred decorations in 149 Oregonians. Out of this num br I leut. Geo. A. Gore was named JT the French government for the Croix de Guerre. Lieut. Gore, who has since been commissioned a cap 'aln In the regular army, left he latter part of last week to report for lufy In Texas. Special pre-holiday sale. Bur your Xmas presents now. Big sale on mits, coats, dresses and skirts. Beau, iful 17.50 and $ Georgette waists .or 14.50. Handsomo all wool scarf3 i ranging from $6.75 to $20 on sale ii-om $5 to $12. Sweaters ranging from $12 to $15 reduced to $7.50 o $8.50. Closing out all winter hats ind trimmings at cost. . Milady's 1 ?hop, Muckle Building, St. Helens., Ore. 51 j John A. Carroll, roadmaster tot 1 Tilamook county, was In St. Helens ! leveral hours on Tuesdar. He was 1 woute to the "Cheese City" after' having driven through via Seaside ; and Astoria. Road work has prd-i Tressed well during the past year In Tillamook county, Mr. Carroll said ! and the county court has mapped out a comprehensive road building irogram for the coming year. Mr ' Carroll was reticent as to his work n building good roads, but the ed itor of the Mist knows what he ac-; fiomplished and gained his Informa tion from a personal survey of Tilla-i mook roads. Carroll's first name ihould be modesty and his last name perseverance. George W. Grant of Scappoose jansacted business In St. Helens Wednesday. George is road patrol m?J?. d'strlctN'- 1 and probably will fill that position as long as he i wants to work. Sometime ago the ' Mist said "George Washington rfrant was In St. Helens. Now George : W. Grant respects Washington ano. i rom childhood, he has been taught i hat Washington "could not tell ai He,' so Georee W. r.nni q i poose says that the "W" In his name s not for "Washington." but he re fuses to disclose his middle name However, he claims that he is Just as truthful as the father nr .. . . wi. su s.J U LI " try. and while the Mfat Is Inclined to ueneve nis statement, there are oth- OrS. WhO bV Ion (7 OPnilolnnn.I with George, are inclined to doubt the veracity of his statement. Have you wen Thatcher's lino of Xmas icirts in the moklii( lino? Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Andorson were week end visitors with friends in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Powell and family of Portland were recent v itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Willis; The Powells formerly lived in St. Helens. We have good many inquiries for farms. If you want to sell your farm let us try it for 30 days. If o don'i sell it it costs you nothing. Write us a description nnd price. If It Is reasonable wo can sell It. Cent ml Real Kstate Co. 62 Mr. and Mrs. Von A. Gray motored to Portland Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Van Orshovr spent tlio week end with relatives i Potrlund. A 6-rootn house, T lots, best gardeu J in iou. una oi mm. modern in ev-, :ry way. A nnlcndid homo. Terms. Central Real Kstnlo Co. 6i I MIns Catherine ('acillit Martin ,f ; Columbia City wus hostess to Severn I iof her friends at a week end party! ,nt the Martin - homo in Columbia i City. The guests were Misses Nltu i D'Poncensia, Elizabeth DToncwsia of Portland and Miss Julie Campbell of Vancouver. 11. C. All of the young ladies ure students ut St. Helens : Hall. T ?.. WW 1 For tin finest wlectlun of dtiar. h' Thatcher. Mrs. P. J. KHvanagh. son Milton I W..I.1.. urrU'.ul 'I'tlllM. II II II till ill. li i .-I , . . i... , . - - day night Jrom St. Cloud. Minn., lo Join husband and father and to luuke their future homo In St. Helens. The Klelilliouse Motor company tells us that they have Just received two carloads of Ford cars for Im mediate delivery. They comprise roiipes, sedans, roik.lstcrs, touring cars unci iruchs anil urn on ciiiiui tio.'i ut their sales rooms. Any of them are fine Christmas presents for the family. Every Oregon driver needs a closed cur. aJ I in i old Ilroughtou was among Bt. Ili'iont visitors in Portland last Hun- day, My Mock of candle . will hear ctiinpnrlmin with any In Portland and my prliin In-at Vm, Ijuok ihrni ocr. Thatcher. The Indies of the Congregational church wll hold thnlr annuiil t'lirlut. i tniiH sain of needlework and cooked i ficid on Wednesday, )oo. 15, at the Commercial club room. Chris Naegell of Poor Island was It. III.. ..Jtllttftr tfl.lll nil IkllMltlMHM Ml.ll- uluy, and Incidentally dropped In at the Mist office to fell of his wanta through the want au column. WILSON 2nJ-Hand SIq, f l l Tt.N, mt We buy, ' hllllimt market ,lrl "Hi i'HOXK M. A. F. BASE EL WEST ST. HKI.KNS, OKKtJOX Christmas Goods Now Arriving Full Line of Toys Shop Early A Couple of Bargains Heavy wuterproof Logging Shoos. Special price, $I2.(H) Outing Flannel and Gincham at tin-ally Reduced rlria. A nout Thermometer given frM with every cash iihvIuuk of Sjl-.tH) or over ft The Telephone Company Desires: MR. RENTER: BUY THAT HOME! r0 YOU know that St. Helens is growing faster than U any other city in Oregon in proportion to popula tion? Practically every house that is now for rent is also subject to sale and you may have to move on short notice. HOUSES 5 It. house with complete set of plumbing. Good location, close- in. Price 14m.Kl !?;t(M).(H cash; balance terms. If you are looking for a bargain It will pay you to see this. 6 R. modern house located closo-ln on Improved street. Sewer assessments all paid. One lot with place but vacant lotu adjoining can be hai at a very reasonable figure. House completuly plumbed and In good roaditlon. Price ft!2KMo on good terms. Let us show you this. H, houso with fine soil lot. several nice bearing fruit trfes. Houso with some furniture. Electric lights. This U a bargain at $1400.00 on very rasenable terms. We have any number of bargains at from $750.00 up and on terms from $S0.0O up. Why not own your own home when you can buy It like this? FARMS 30 A- 15 A. in cultivation. 2 A. narly clear; Iml-tnce panture. 6 R. house and other outbuildings. Iluildlngs are In fair condition. Good f.'.mlly orchard. Plenty of water. Live stock, crops ;:nd all equipment goes with plaeo ut the price of (tOWHMi.oo Can be had on very rensonrtble terms chicken ranch; 10 A. undor cultivation. S It. house wood Biieu. fcxtra lar(?o chicken house. Plenty of choice fruit On good macadam road 1 mile off paved Columbia River Highway near Warren. Immediate DossesaIn:i will ) 17 A. given terms. This is a good buy at U.'tHMt.lM half cash; balance RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. PHONES Office. 123; Residence 38-J and 74-W It Took Some High Class Juggling in the selection of special Columbia records for our Christmas offerings, records which would have pleasing me lodious tunes on both sides. But we succeeded. And now in our newly enlarged Columbia department we entertain you in a wonderful place while you listen to the latest records. A visit here incurs no obligations to buy. Make this Christmas the merriest your home has ever known. Let it be "on with the dance" from the first streak of dawn until weary but happy heads are at rest in sleep Christmas night ' It's the one present of the century which EVERY member of the family can enjoy. A. J. DEMING - St. Helens To give good telephone service. To keep its property in good repair and expand it to meet the requirements of the public. To pay wages sufficient to maintain an efficient and contented organization. To earn a revenue that will enable it to borrow the money absolutely necessary in its operations and to afford a reasonable profit to its owners. In the State of Oregon today our earnings are insufficient to accomplish t,hese results and we have asked the Public Serv'ce Commission of the State to approve a schedule of rates which we believe will provide the added revenue required. No question of stocks, bonds or recapitalization is involved. The Commission will base its decision upon a fair value of our property for rate making purposes and our earnings and expenses We believe that the public, realizing the benefits of adequate telephone service, will support this effort on our part to insure the maintenance and development of a high standard of tele phone communication. I The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Compaq I I I " i , ( IPTFA iyvv " Boys and Girls! Santa Says; Here in His ToV Henrlminrrora Ai7 The Things You Want Him to Bring iVT.-jT, r-, .. J- -trTiH-'-JSigje,. Horsie Toddlers . Makes boys and Rlrla ro bust.' Throo sizes, all stronKly built to stand hard ploy, SJl.Uft to Ecr thing you will ask SANTA to put in your st jckings or under the tree, is here! CO Mi; I and leave your lit here for special WI.NCDKKR MAIL to SANTA! From this slure to SANTA'S North Pole TOY CASTLK. Reindeer wilh Jfa wings will carry your note. , PICK OUT 1IKKK Tllli tgC GH'TS YOU IIAVK WANT- AST Kl T0 ASK SANTA FOR TI!I:n MAIL YOUR LET TER WK'LL SEND IT RKJIIT OFF! HUNDREDS OF NEW TOYS AND GAMES In addition to Ue inille AuUmuf blli-a, Acroplanea, Dolls, HoaU. M cliiiDliat Trulna and noveltlea, we have hunilrexla of HANTA'8 newM Toys and (jamea. TOYLAND AWAITS YOU! m ii The Elite Variety Store ST. ItKLKNS, OKK.
