St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933, December 24, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextfQver h County SCAFPOOSE it l ol! 01,11 Kldnn tried and 'ii triio, '"turl" '! nd U al " new. this iwnn Jolly wish I wiiii iii you. Morry ChrlHtmnii. .,u . pallbearers. B,.rv.ip wi.ro conduced by Rev K K , I of the VroTcL II'? Helens, rim r.ln,..i ' cn al bt- ,.i.i "'Kmonts L.,n after her recent .U.ck of "w-r.-nd 8 n.ont J ", ....i, iiiinmii In again back on the . A,.u -, i l nil ' "" .. " " "" lunera arramrei r"' ...... u.,i,lr la ah a to lm mil Wor conduplml t.. m a K"' again " - - Inn. i j inuHiiiH olil and hi: m. ... rotund .. .,wly . 'oom.trat wTrrc's w,h,;e,;;!;ii:;:r; i jrsale I frmn a severe Illness. I can visit and ti...i .".,r ,rl,""lH Monday at 2 p. , .,,. V THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. nF.PF.MHPP 24, 1920 Want Ads i-OTIKH ii"'" - , KomnliiK Urol- have nw auto truck. Huslness continues uooiuiiih f itoul Hia! fr tlio pant week con llali uf 1,10 r "uuo Pluco, I 30 acre-, yurtiiii.u 117 mrb b.iiia. 1111" joina m irari wnoro . ttlHI; 1 .ftO-Ufi Il,,..L 1 . . ' Krannlo. Th,, r . n vu"" "Ptt F32 """man, Phone 156- "resented Elmer with a " " ,! fi On Hlimliiv 1 . ' ' "7 ivm . nuiltll) J Illl I lllll nti.l l' l-WH A .h Klrulln H)R SALE Pure bred Berkshire "P. a. A. Murkkauen, Yank-re- 62-3 t OH HALE 17 r. nn 1- t.w.ww uiaiuiium ....u inrorui. name aa new. ir.n nn l:l. 153. Even In as t4W ni.i MISCELLANEOUS I'O.N T KKM YOI-R CAR AWA. 'n, 11 Pai,l,cu'- Knos & Graddy ' 1 1 ' It. Kxport work at reanon 1 10 PrlcfH. Talk It over with ua at "ir nw Khop near Klblan'g atore, loulton. B2tf 1 Oil HKN'T Four hoimeknepInK ; -nis. wllh water and bath. Enquire . 1 th. Mffitt, near depot, Houlton. r... 2lf nne "riKnmn tlinlr . 1 " " "aru-Mnio partv. A Koodly rrow wh pre,. . Knl. Ti irbj.ll had cbnren f , vn which wan onjoy.,,1 by the vlHltri lary 8th. in;'" ' " 1r- eucn actlv-1 unday acho , ''' " "'"y "hnrk thn dnllo.iry of wo- Pr 11:25; C. K. ",," :f hut patrloiiHin : 7:30. Hi-y. "J '"rulnm may onlw.. ;h nlc.-ty. Dullcant and ' L. L - .... r.i icrfl 11'"" . - r. ii.uiiu niHliliiiiril and ! tmllillnif ren n1" 1 L ,, wllh ri-Hldnnco ovor It. Rllorof I'liipvlllo. N. J,, purcha iihi ni n"'inn auu in now It. Tlio Mlllnr brothnra, tlnrmnn und Norman, uonunt two ill of 3- I'- HparkH. locutnd uanl of rW.i'H-.... ...... I HlViiiK utl 1,1,1 UU"H mi h b iitimn Vim wl'H0. Helnn thm umllliiK f . .11 it raAUM Cld 0 lull I l"'l'i l HI vwit vJU UIBlllUII nd the plin'o ! flllod with good Mr ami Mm Frd rtabliiHky ro n trip In 'o county to spotid tho Kill 1 .i- ...I Tl.kW T rlrA tnJ atkM jir. ." a" " wwii hfRiMflClty Taik Hundayad In Heap- I grbool doni'il Thurntlay to kIvo li . i..l..iru ti 11 nttiwirt 11 n It V in rrnin (1 in Um for ChrlHlma.i ;'-" '' CnH lll oimmi axalii January 8th. ! Lm'njr ."h " r"8(,h I Communliy rhuroh: u K0.lt; mnnil.11? woraiup if. nvi'iilnu aiirvlco kluunrinr roini-N aa an applicant and bill occupy IIhi pulpit morn Inn and Itenlnff. TImto will tie added niuxlc It Ilia nvniiliiK mirvlra. Th UiIIi'k Aid mooting waa pont Hiniil frmn Thormlay tho 23d an aa 0 not conflict with the Chrliitmai inxrnin ui (li nclio,i, altto the un iuuI church nnwilliif waa pontponed 0 Monday. Pun. 27th. Mr ami Mm. (). I Garrlaon enter tlnod at illnniT Hunday Mr. and Mra. V..I lilu...rll. lima QiiiIHav U w nd Mm Drvllln (iarrlaon and Wilbur, iiidyii CarrUnn Korn White. Waltiir and irrinc r.ncRnon, nr, ana mra. K wist. Mr. and Mr. J. Ixtonard ara home after a nli-amint trip In California ind Mdtlro. Mr. ami Mra. 1.1,. nennett an- inunrfl Hi" onmittcimnnt of their timthtcr. fltolla. to Mr. Karl Piter. (The wpriilliii will take place during h holldaya. Pmir par ImmiIm nf vntlnv fnlka IA. Lnlii1 Itirt lnvllllnn nl I Ii a Wappnn thrlsllun Endnavor to attond their liiclit Friday evening. The weather ln In liiinpn the young rolka on- ' ' V" .A,'K f'l,-1"i. aeaaoned pole wood; lfi-lnch l(,i,irti,.. rn ,.Z ploamint event occurred Friday fG'"' ArfHHHl,,lB to all trucku. Ho n ir uliiin 11.. j. 1... ... .. ' M'7 , twei'n ( (ilumlilu r'ii ...i . . YOUR P0IITRA1 i' Why not bare t nuido at your home? Emma H Morton. Allaky Hldg.. Portland, Ore' 1 lionea Main 4049; Tabor 2997 8t lelona Phone IS. Sittings by aa funtmaiit. 4j LOST AND FOUND OST ladles' leather Durae. r.nn talned silver dollar and thirty dol lars in currency. Also neeatlvo r.t little girl and other papers. Finder pieaxe return to Mrs. Manr narfhnif poatoffice Houlton, or leave at MUt oirice. Liberal reward i-o - ESTRAY Knnrv n - . - " - -v um tu ii DliiCG al)OUt Ontnttor lfth 1.1 1- er white etrlpe across right hip. uwner ih notified to call and claim animal and pay charges. J. D Mo Kay, Scappoose, Oregon. l-2 WAVE YOUR CAR PAINTED b and, tipar highway. 6. j. McConnell, l",l"t BlloI near Kiblan's store! liwr Inland, Ore., Phono 146K23. KJR SALE Six acres ni-ar high way, one 7-rooni hoiiRe and one 4 room houae, chicken liouaes. bearing rpoKTriTv iv iw. , .Orga,.(l wni).n of J"' ZZrT'T, '"' hit" an opportunity to do a doflmtn tn n nn "-"'"."" ui nouses. 11... ' "i""iiuik ino worn n""llcal arlenm nov knowH a! FOR HAI.K ItflV'H fl.w. C 1. mm 10 Cure VflliTni.l rflo i..., . 7 . ' " ""i"--i:il 52lf U ANTED Experienced waitress it once. Also second lady cook Hultltnore Ueulaurant. 2 Tl,.,., Tin nisnasea. knicker I I. .. "'"V" complete.; 14 or 16 t ,n i-;r:-.ui'7 ""r. r,,v"r- iTnor. r. . .1. "imirod to apply for the cure limlun.l ..r i.i.n.. ... ... ., . liiuiiiK iinin t Is too late. In the meantime Infect- Such ac.tlv bargain. See O'Malley the l-2t FOR SALE Mght spring wagon, nearly new; two removable seats; 1000 pounds rapacity; about half prlco. Wr.i. Skuzlo. Warren. Oro. I'hone 10XFI3. itf FOR 8 ALE New heavy work liar. OimkI A,lylr i ' '"'"wy it. one Usborne Take Chamberlain's Tablet, as hfiJ0. 1 8Plk t0th ,harrow' one aoon ai you have finished v.iilr . ? k ,horH0 powor Kaa "Kino, one p01 per and thy will produco a getuie .n milking machine with pipe movement of the how" s on the f 1 9 :rn"'1lnto- A;f r- ray, on W. A. lowing niorn.ng. They wK al o 1 1 "arrl" ""'nH' ra' t tZ hJ,Vi llK"""" t""1 "'ke X""' 'On SALE - A thoroughbred f.H.l bettor In every way. jllerkHhlro sow eight months old. " " I Heady to breed, ( an bo seen at old Altl) Ol lll.WKS j Milton Creek lagging company's W wish to extend thanks to our camp near Yankton. Olo Forsberg, I'liiiiT irieniiH rur inn kin.itiua ui. innKiiin. I irn "ur nine girl during her long lllneHS mi unip. Also trie Knights of l-ythlas and the Pythian Sisters and WILSON'S 2nd-Hand Store HOULTON, ORE. Wo buy, sell mid exchange all kinds of second hand goods. We will buy anything und pay the 'Igbest market price. Hoe ua. PHOXK 52-J KKTTKI! HfTTKR MAKES . BKIGHTKR BABP, and on that basis we endeavor to offer the families of this sec tlon only the very best print ant. tub creamery. Children eat a lot of butter on bread and crackers and it should be the best, withoui a taint of Impurity and full of nourishment. You will find ours of that grade. Try it to-day. St. Helens Co-Operative Creamery Assn. How To Ho Healthy If you would enjoy good health keep your bowels regular and your tomach and liver In good working 'fcderK T 8 18 ea8,ly done T taklnl chamberlain's Tablets. These tab .ets strengthen the stomach and reg ulate the liver anrf lnltt0 and, Bnil effect. They onlv rnut . Jack O'Malley " IT'ly tr a a k 111 1 A1LUK The followlni? (a B lattat. aMlaJ --- ti aubava . I I UI. rom a satisfied customer: Mr. O'Malley: I received my two suits and overenst . nnrl am well pleased with the fit and workmanship. Have my other suit ready for Feb. 20th, of same meas ure. I am sure I saved over $30 by having my clothes made in St a Hel ens. Yours very truly, J. P. CARR, Portland, Oregon. ,W. Sampson St. 1-2 FOR SALE Young ow and calf. cow iru.ii iov. 4. price moderate. other friends for the l,nniiiir..i B. V. Lea. Dear Island iiuwers HAROLD C. ENGLISH. MR. AND MRS. C. H. ENfiLISH MR. AND MRS. JNO. ZEIC1.ER AND FAMILY. 48tf rilli HAl I.' I'll', .lumlu V.o . - ........ s . . . H 1 u . I u V. . UDCS, II -ft new hives, all comploto; price $10 tii siana. uoscoe . L.oy,i, ur per Inland, Oro. 61-54 XOTICK OF HALF OF CI TV OF HI. HELENS IHPHOV KMK.N'T HOXDH Ni.'lrn Ih herel.v ;'iven finl m-iIi.J bids will be entertained by the Com- wuin.ii m ma iiy ui nt. iieiens, tiregon. ror the sale of City of St. nf r : ;' , "' '-- , - neiena improvement Honds aggregat-! Al lhulm and a pleasant evening waa .in. ii, ... ..t nam , . 1., L. i Jl- i. . - 1 ." " iiiii uj uiuh iu ue I1JOV6U. 1 nnnrnd Tunim.. in tom . . .1. . I Mr Tnnfieth nf Rrannnose meat I i.in ... .. . FOR SALE A thoroughbred Hol steln bull that will bring type and production to your herd. Ready for I ght service. John Jonephson, War reu, Ore. 60tt I "' " r or ,:;,u P- m- " tno Council Cham WVct spent Sunday and Monday In 10r of nu, nty Bnd bB ,i,rn(.,od f0 i l-ortlaml seeing Santa Cuius. !.h0 Common Council of the City of . c I John nnhum has moved Into hl St. Helens, at St. Helens. Oregon, In ! I,T,S fci-w hunea ow back nf the McKir t , I Wa kw buiigulow back of the McKay lullding. Thn lin.ilr Ii n . maim l.,filr. o. In ouiin nun t . i. .. m, ... Blis way of curtains and thoy look mis niriy. Wllford West, n old tlmo Scap- rni. .ii uiu limn ni.it innvnii a aiinii.uiiinin n ii.a r ..i ffcoonA hnv hna linim vlalflnir rnlallVMtl ... ...... ...i a ... i ... -.. i. t " ' " . I . UI rfUIIII uiiii ii'iiiiiiuur ui VUITII frtunrl. In IliU Inn.lltv I. . ran nt IIia fllv ll.in.iv.ini. Honda will bo dated December 1, 1920. redeemable December 1, 1930, and hear Interest at tho rate of 6 per cent per annum from date of Issue payable semi-annually on the first HUNK NIIFPAKD, BCIIFDl I.K A. M St. Helens 7 arren . Scappoose Ar. Portland Prop. P M. nn1 XI ti... 1... haa . m, in n. 1 mitiiti.aui , im. Trtncli Bcholi) of Touchet. Wash., km hum fur IIia ImlMnu MAna.an .Un K rrsot Lloyd Price who has been p Utah, near Salt Lake City, for pnany months. I Th council will hold a business pietlng Wednesday. Deo. 2th. at natta ft i'rlro hall at 8 p. tn. Adopt In the budget for tho coming year "III be one of tho Items to be pre "nted. As the residents voted for Incorporation, It behooves thorn to 'how a little Interost and attend tht jmiwiinRa. Wm. Piper left for Tacotna Frldny lir ho will meet tils mother and tO to Renllln I.. I Via ,'h.l.tm.. knll. Maya. They will return home about Tun Ell. ". Will. , Mlllnr W lrnff r Inner! Ihn mill thla week. They will continue ahlp P'ii for a while. J II. Skinner, anwver fur the Smith BUI. moved to Rob McKay ranch this ". nana Morgan moved Into hta reaintiy purclmiied resldonce. The Sabbath Hnhiuit will have thin. "w and uiitertalnment Christmas un tliu church at 7:80. The hour ' "rly m. all the little folks can "wo- All parents are Invited to "'ii tho children. WAJLREN Tlie special ineotfng of the atock noiders of the Warren Co-oporatlve "Mahouse association scheduled for ' Haturday was attended by about W of the 260 members. atiSa ElltfnliAlh ll.,nl.nll .1. 1- Al lan 11 " 1 IlHDII If iiv id . nalnaT tho Moiiinoutli Normal school holidays a"day for Chrlstniaa MISS AEIieu AnnAA.n i.im Mnn. "outu Normal school Is at home for orintnittH holidays. In i!'i9 t"to ""a'1' which appeorod g 'l HlHirlct last year la not nearly w much evidence as last season, l I wop being eooi Bhape doaiK . ovt,r "utitretched hand of Irn h"H "Kaln taken another toll Sv..our nmbor. Laura Farr. ""UKhter of Mr anH m.a i,.h. v... Cone in .iniM . 1. 1 . hid 1 ii v 110 iswiiu iw Ev. aa Justly enimoa. In k"58 loVBd Lura. In the open mn,i 1 of womanhood Laura com mn, rtmpt,ct from Bnd tl,olr vail Tho Common Council rcBorves tho 30 1 7:4E 1 8:00 2 9 -2ft 3 I.v. Portland 10:00 4 Ar. St. lUlens 11:60 6 Haturduys and Humlnya Special trip leaving St. Iluluntt 6 p. m Leave I'ortliind II p m I I 1 vBBgmB B'BBBm i -am I FROM ff Affuhk ' I If MPm TO stirAt t Yi w 1 1 1 " Xif l 0THER 1 Some folks have not yet learned that putting; money in the bank is NOT spending it Because they haven't got theirhand on it they feel as though they're losing something' Putting money in the bank is just transferring It from one pocket to anothera a.f- . where It grows with Interest added. i.ei 10 anotner a safer one, too, '- .... i FIRST NATIONAL BANK IT TEACHES DOLLARS CENTS i"5iJ"i IRlAn. lvi. IIUIU Bll, BI1U lliuir thti ..WUH ninlfet by the crowd latV Falhnrol n Monday to pay tholr of h. , K0 10 hf- Every resident tar, u'tftrlct feoU her passing as a wmii ,0H" and knowing that, their to h. y ,B "lor keenly expressed died H!lroul" n1 the family. She , on Saturday after an Illness laat- '1C0 last Mareh .h. ...rfA-. 1 "Hack of the "flu." Under eonHtant Wtyalrlai i t6e moBt enlnent all ik. . "Ult the country possesses '' '"at lllHlllenl L..IA A BARGAINS IN HERE'S something that will interest the Home Builder. We have 25,000 feet of two inch rough lumber. The sizes are from 4 to 12 inches in width and from 6 to 24 feet in length. We will sell this lumber at $20.00 per thousand feet. This is a great reduction in price and an opportunity for the home builder to secure lumber at a reduced price. Another Big Bargain We have 50,000 feet of one half inch lumber random lengths and widths, surfaced on one side. We will sell this at $12.50 per thousand feet At these low prices, this lumber will soon be gone. We would advise you to place your or der NOW. St. Helens Lumber Co. THE UNIVERSAL CAR - j "The Ford Touring Car" SURELY the most universal of all cars. Serving, satisfying, and money-making, day after day, year after year, everywhere through out the world of civilization. It stands in a class by itself the one universal car. A source of pleasure and a bearer of burdens, on the farm and in the city. Anywhere, and everywhere, the Ford Touring Car' stands supreme in its service-giving, satisfying, money-making qualities-' That reliable, satisfactory, economical, dependable "Ford After Service" which is making the Ford dealer and the Ford car twin factors for prosperity, is, as you know, universal in its possibilities because wher ever you go the Ford Dealer is prepared to take care of your wants and nowhere are they prepared to take care of your wants and nowhere are they better prepared than right in our shops. We have everything in the way of labor-saving, time-saving machinery, Ford-taught and skilled workmen, and the genuine Ford-made parts. We want you to remember this because it means that your car need never be idle. We can now give you prompt deliveries and it is only fair to us that you should leave your orders with as little delay as possible, if you want us to be prompt in makingdelivery you will be prompt placing your order. Just received 2 carloads of all models of Ford Cars for immediate delivery. A suggestion a Ford Car for Christmas for the whole family. Runabout, with starter $602.73 Touring Car, with starter.. $649.58 Coupe, demountable rims and starter ..$894.25 Sedan, demountable rims and starter .$946.34 Truck, pnuematic tires.. $674.78 Fordson Tractor $890.55 F. O. B. ST. HELENS Fieldhouse Motor Company EVERY ORKGOX DRIVER SHOULD DRIVE A FORD ENCLOSED CAR " done. The t..r,.i hoM w ihuvimi tv an iium