.,r,T to mict ppthaV 1ANUARY 21. 1921
PAGE TWO
OVER THE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU DRIVE
NOW ON IN EARNEST
WARREN
The farmer of Mnn County r
up and doing. Their drive for
membership under tha direction c
the Oregou State Farm Pureau wlm
Ceo. U. ray of Missouri, organlior
i . .. , of the American Farm llureau r en
Mr and Mrs. Wllford Holing.. rat ,n cnar(5e of the rgnnlath.w
worth were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ftg one of tn8 gpoakors. The
Hollingsworth Sunday. I, ,!. ,.r ih wpelt'a tmeak.
The local camp, Woodmen of j Guy Lillich roturned to work at ' )our wpre h(1,d yesterday. Geo.
World, gave a very successful dance .a Goble camp Sunday. i, rav and A. C. Joy. of Ashlana.
and social on Saturday evening. A Mr and jlr9- e. Morton, Mr. ana Jackson countv, spoke at Shedd an
large crowd enjoved a fine series 01 - jirg p. g Herman and Mrs. Peter- Tangent. Geo. A. Mansfield, presl.
dances. Many young people of St soa attended the cantata at St. Hel- dent cf the State Federation and W.
Helens attended. . Music was furu- ens Sunday evening. j Garner of Pallas, Tolk County,
lshed by the Warren orchestra aiu Mr and Mrg John Farr of Waf wpr(j Rt Provi(,eno6 snd crabtree.
a good time was had A T;a?, Iren. visited friends on the Flat last No memberships are solicited at
of the most successful and entertain Sunday these meotlngs. which are purely
ing dances ever held at Warren anu odiicaMonal in nature.
the promoters figure on holding an- .S;";f" ! Next week. January 14-59. an In-
WANT ADS" WIN SEAT
IN CONGRESS FOR HER
nthor in the near future
A good timo is promised by the of
fleers of the Grange at Saturday's
meeting. The instalation of otfic
ers will be followed by a program
and dance. Luncheon will be serv
ed aud a livley time is promises.
Mrs. Effie Brown was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. John Farr on Moi.
day evening.
A meeting will be called In the
near future by those interested lu
berry culture as many of the farm,
ers are preparing to put in main
acres of berries in hopes that suf
ficient numbers will be obtained ti.
warrant the erection of a plant for
the manufacture of the products
that come from them my be secured
either bore or at St. Helens. Some
w!!l put in peppermint for the manu
facture of oil. Chas. Kostek, thi.
newly appointed fruit inspector, will
be astted to le present and aid !.
the enterprise. His appointment
has given much pleasure us he is an
extensive fruit grower.
C. M. Hepkell of the Oregon Berk
shire Co.. is holding an auction Bale
Cuests last Tuesday Mrs Nagel's par.
onts, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bennett.
Mrs.' Wm. Sodderberg entertain
ed a number of friends last week
in honor of her birthday Those
present were
Nagel, Mr. and Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Muse
and children, Mrs. K. Masten, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Nagel and daughter and
Mrs. Lillich.
tensive soliciting flrive will ronow
led by trained solicitors. The far.
mers'of Linn County are thorough,
lv aroused and determined to rera-
' Tnrt Mr. v,n P'"'p"t conditions as shown by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ' 1, ,..., ,. aA .i .ha
Hie riliiiuaiantu iuuhihoivm ....
meetings held on yesterday. It is
confidently expected the Mnn Coun
ty Bureau will go over the top and
have one of the largest Farm Bur-
q r a rr,iorr' eaus in the state. I
oWVr r UVJac. j The workers will have a monster
banquet at Albany, on January IS,
E. E. Wist, cashier of the First and on Saturday. February 6. a meet. ;
National Bank was In Cornelius sev- ing will be Held at the Ainany i ora.
tea
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The CaletwaitN!
. Bergmann Shoes
' Awarded
GOLD MEDAL
P. P. I. B. Ban Francl xo, lm
The HtroniCMit and Nearest
rtof Mhite Maeta
MIM.MKN
Wale.
HlK IAKM1KUH. CiUIHKIW. twii.i.mtvn nav m.i. HIIIIKEBJ
TIIKO. IlKlttJMANll HIIOK MKU. CO.
flat Ttiarmaa Htrrrt I'orUatt
ASK FOU TUB HBItOM ANN WATERPROOF 8I10K OIL
: mm
Miss Alice Hobertson. owner
and manager of a cafeteria at
Muskogee. Okla., not only had the
courage (o run on the liepuhlunn
ticket for a seat In Congress in
a Democratic stale hut stir 'n
ducted hei campaign through 'lie
"waul ads' of hci district's pa
pors and was elected
Kcho -Pendleton hlghwav will to
mmpleted wlllilil week.
eral days this week on business mat. munlty house to organlre Linn Coun-
ters.
Wist Monday evening and gave tn
bride a miscellaneous shower. Tne
ccuple received ma-.y useful gifts
acci the forty or more people who
surprised them had an enjoyable ev
ening. Delightful refreshments
v ei e served.
1 The Millar. Woodruff mill has re
sumed operation after havln hmn
next week to d.suose of his herd ot ; 'die for several veeks. The com.
thoroughbred Uerkshlres. .pen employs about 18 men and is
John Josephson has sent one of one of the substantial enterprise
his prize.wiiiiiing Holstein steers to, In this community,
tha low er end of the county. The At the annual meeting of the
animal is a thoroughbred registered stockholders of the First National
one and contains the best plood j Bank the following officers wero
strain in the country. fleeted: Sinclair wllson, president;
The teachers and" pupils of tnu D- Mack Wilson, vice president anl
Warren schools held a basket sulo Edward E. Wist, cashier. The bank
social in the Warr'i hill on Thurs- i has enjoyed a remarkable business
ty's Greater Farm Bureau. This will
he a big interesting meeting to
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ''" '
.h eSieU 111 II1B UIUTCIUVUI BID 1U1IIVU,
A number of friends called at the
Seaside Crown-Willamette Paper
''o will resume operations near her.
employing about 500 men.
day evening. A good crowd
present and an enjoyable time
had. .
'.'. VERNONIA
was
was
during the past year and the increase
in its resources indicates the growth
of the Scappoose section ot the
county.
WILSON'S
2nd-Hand Store
HOl l.TOX, ORK.
We buy, sell and exchange all
kinds of ccoud band goods. V
will buy aaythiug aud pay the
highest market price. S us.
PHONh! 52-J
There are many cases of smallpox
in the vi;mity. Tiie attendance at
the school is about 60 per cent.
Mrs. Webster, Mr. Bergerson, Mr.
Hall, Mr. Johns, Mr. Brown and Mr.
Emmons are under quarantine from
smallpox. i
.Mr. John and Teck Mills have in
vested in an old car wbich they
have put in running order.
The doctor came to the school ti '
vaccinate but no one cared to be. '
vaccinated on Saturday. There are
but few who have Uot bad the small
pox i:ss Fannie Cooper, principal of
the Vernouia grammar grades, is
i:tuyingup at Mrs. Duncan's because
1 boarding place is quarantined
or small pox.
Bill Brown gave another big dance
at-4tlie pool hall Friday, January
Mr.- Harve Duncan has bought Mr
Elmer Bersrsou's truck and hU
v.crk' of hauling the high school
children up the river '
Mr. Tipton, an old war veteran of
the Civil War. died on the 13th day
of this mouth. He was the father
ot M--S. Will Hall and Mr. J. E.
Tipton. He was hurled on Mr. ar.d
Mrs. W L. Hall's plate January 14
1921.
Mr. Beock Is having a nice house
built which is almost finished. It
is one of the nicest buildings in
town. Messrs. Counts and Dunloi
are doing the work.
Mr. Linberg has moved up here
o: the Alvin .Mills place. It was his
brother who was lost while huntin.;
hern on Dec 3, 1920.
The boys and girls class of the
Sunday School hav had a conle.
for membership, which closed on
Suh4ay. January loth. The girls
wer' victorios and the boys gave a
Party for. the victors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs: Floyd Leslie Kridav
evening,' January 14th. A very
pleasant evening was spent in plav
ir.g games, after which refreshments
were served. Everyone enjoyed the
evening.,
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COLUMBIA CITY
Make Good Your
New Year's Resolution
Let us overhaul your Automobile, as you
well know it deserves to be. Let us inspect
your car to see if everything about it is in
good working order. It may be that an
inspection might result in saving you an
accident on the road, and the expense to
you will be very little now as compared with
what it might cost if not attended to.
Bring in your car or phone and we will
call for it.
HARMS BROS.
Expert Auto Mechanics
Shop One Block East of Depot
St. Helen, Oregeu
Tel. l.TU-J
Different Colors of Paper
Many buiineu men have a system of minq
different colon of paper for different printed
tormt, thus distinguishing each form by
its color.
Ws can work this system out for you, using
the Utility Business Paper, and you will
find that it saves you time and money.
Let us show you the advantage ol stan4
udizing your paper and your printing
St. Helens Hardware
or
Standard Merchandise at Right Prices
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS
PEERLESS WALL PAPER
UNIVERSAL RANGES
MONARCH MALLEABLE RANGES
VIKO ALUMINUM WARE
WINCHESTER AND STANLEY TOOLS
GIANT STUMPING POWDERS
ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPERS
SASH AND DOORS
COMMUNITY SILVER
THE WJVCffSTA f TORE
f UUMl Uf" V 11 .fl
Herbert Whartrm. Mto. Ty..,i..
Wharton and Alphonse 8verveln '
motored to Portland Friday to see
the auto show at the auditorium and
th evening performance of the 1
"Bird of Paradise" at the Heillg The !
ater.
MIbs Letha Kinir has been Tlsltlng '
her sister, Mrs. Ed Wilson .MIbs ''
King has chosen nursing as a pro- I
fession and will soon go to St Vin
cent's Hospital to engage in her du
ties. 1
We understand Roy Copeland, of 1
ht, Helens, has purchased the Ed
Sommarstrom home on River View !
Hill It is modern In every way i
and Mr. Copeland will have a home i
to be proud of. !
With the furniture factory closed !
kmhi irj ana the Bhipvard
not running up to its full measure
we are anxiously waiting for some'
thing to turn up that wil put more
KICK and create more activity
among the residents of this commun-ly-
Parties with capital are in
vited and oportunity i8 at your door
For shipping facilities we have the
Columbia River with the main shin
channej within 100 feet of shore Al
bo the railroad and paved highway
Js five blocks back. Ccn you beat
BACHELOR FLAT
Miss Lois Masten was a guest of
Miss Viola Sodderberg Saturday.
Mr. Nessman started to work ft.
the Pennlnsula Mill Monday.
w.Mr'J1Pd. Mrs' Earl Bennett and
Miss Ethel Bennett were dinner
guests of Mrs. H.. T. Bennet Sunday.
mi
Ewy MERCHANT In Ik (mm. mil w hmtu m 4
& firrai wound in, it m )vot gf lbs TRADE - AT HOME
idea.
ll promotat eomruiil; pridt, pep snd GROWTH.
ll a only mry i term nippor) i pennl it irwty wfflmj ki
Itvort child. Thi low snd neiiUnrhoad sf oun is tU CHILD.
We, Ike alum, srt tks PARLNTS.
The butincw snd ndustries of this eomrmmity m tKs
TRAITS of the chili Ther should be wpporlsd. TU lUld
be DEVELOPED to Iks i4nott-atwuisckao-4snm
tolenU developed, tkt (nster Dm mm, or OUR TOWN.
Our loTu-moMly tH-ert BUYERS IN THE HOME MAR.
JretktlitatbsmtrckinU end publjc-eptnud men
who DO THLNCS mlhit town. And tkst thets men csnnot do
BIG thmgt unlcst ike home butinett it pilronind.
THIS NEWSPAPER it on. of tkt BUSINESS institutions of
oartown. k needt to be tuppond-lh. sun a tny line of met.
chandaini
CrrcwUrioci aubKrcxnc for this puper-it one wty of tup-
cr,wRCHAN's "I FARM BUSt
NESS MEN lo buy sdverbtini .sot in ike columns of thi. m
Newtospet sdnrbtng it tne FOUNDATION STONES lo
""" , Buyirn of eenivt equipmtnt, lo U ormted
by mrrmtnai help si ike sttempl lo pi "eiclueive" snd "di.
wl m.nroilMuHlp.wphles, kss never impreued the
BbnlecloMpenl)e n lbs "BUY-AT-HOME"
TEAMWORK mssw for elU us lo Ml T0CETHER.
nciTKii iti TTint m ki:s
ltni(iini;ii IttltKs
anil on Hint basis we endeavor
Ui otlcr tin) faiiillit-s ot this sec
i. mi only the very best print ani.
iil creamery. ('hildron eat a lot
f butter on bread and crackers
and it should be the best, wlthoui
a (aim of impurity and full of
nourishment. Von will find ours
.if that grade. Try It to-day.
St. Helens Co-Opera,
tive Creamery Assn!
The Sanitary Market
Th Markets of Purity and Quality
of both fresh and cured meata.
Nothing but the beit of meata will be
6old. We invite a personal inspec
tion, and you will know after a visit
to our markets that our methods of
handling meat and the quality will
satisfy the most fastidious.
WK MA tit: ritO.MIT DKI.IVKKY
MORTON & WILSON
TWO MARKETS
l enlrnl Market I'h.me 60 Strand M artel J'hoh it
14 STORES
14 STORES
Twentieth Century Stores
OREGON'S LEADING GROCERS
Ten City Stores
ilJTrT1" tl"'UHamU d"""" ronf.,,,,. , , llM1(y ,(f w (q
ol it.
Ii i i.. .. . .
affee'ttl.
'' Invite you to riilim t ur of our ati.r
uiiinrrow.
We nrv heartily jjhid
In ftu-t any day and realise how far
FLOUR: Wc have plenty at the old
prices ; don t pay advances. Note a few
(Old I'rienrlsj in these quotations:
Standard Tomatoes 2 1-2 lb. cans 10c.
Iowa Pack Corn 2 lb. cans, 2 for 25c.
Ulythc Valley, FaCy Maine Corn,
Del Monte Catsup, pint bottle, 20c.
Swift's large size Washing Powder
' ' t 'V
l l.'ike White Shortening 20c per lb.
Proctor & Gamble's White Soap, 5c Bar.
Royal White Soap, 5 Cents bar, 100 ban
$4.85.
I'lH'fda Biscuits, 5 c package, limit three,
l'cal.erry Coffee, 30 c pound.
Wcddinir lireakfast Syrup, 2's 50c, 4's 85c
8's$1.50.
Uncle John's Syrup, pts. 35c; qts. 70c, hlf.
Kaiinns 1.45. Gallon $2.78.
THERE REALLY T5 Mn irr
-wa,w iriVRfi liUU UMirAl Dt AOT7. . . T
Twentieth Century Stores
it
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