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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELEN'S MIST. FRIDAY. JANUARY 28. 1921. PAGE EIGHT MIST MISTINGS J. B. Godfrey, city recorder, was a week. end visitor in Portland. Mrs. S. E. Clappertoa of Deor Is land, was a St. Helens shopper on Tuesday. Hemstitching and picture framing done at the Elite Variety Store. Bring your work here. Prompt service. The McCormick steamer Wah kaena, carrying 950,000 feet of lum ber and piling will sail today for He. doiulo. California. A. E. Harvey came up from Clats kan'.e Wednesday to moet some pros pective customers for tractors and other farm machinery. The steamers Daisy Matthows and Siskiyou, both laden with big car goes of lumber taken on hero and destiued for California, sailed yesterday. Fresh home made addles every day at White A Company, candy kitchen. Try a raniplo order ar.d you will be pleased. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott of Montesano, Washington, are here on a visit to Mr. nod Mrs. E. I. Hal luKli. Mrs. Elliott is Mrs. Uallagirs sister. Manager A. E. Sorum of the Twentieth Century grocery, was in Portland Wednesday on a business mission. He was accompanied I y Mrs. Sorum. County Roadmns.er T. B. Mills came in from VerPo:ila TuosM.tj is busy checking up some prcspec. tive road work v.'hii'h lie hopes to start C9 so.m as v r'!ior conditions will permit. The Women's Social club of tho Catholic church will give a prMtv pre.Lenten affair on Tuesday even ing, the first of February at 8 o'cl x-k in the Odd Fellows' hull. lards and dancing and music. The many friends of J. L. (Jim) Williams will be pleased to know A. M. Geoise wes tn Pur lin 1 this week attending ine annual eon ference if l.piscopal clergyman amt laymen. Rev. John Hatta rertor of St. tUMMIMTV fill -!'H Mr. Mi.ilvS r-si,,r Sunday School 10 A. M , which liirludes llU'le study and it short sorm..n.-tle by Mr. Porks. This Is tliiu heiug tried out. There Is C K. M.rl'i rlniri'h lii Portland will bold 1 ... r ... -l..l.,l fnlun.. rhiiri ll HOW 1 . o. ii. .i u .,v.,i ,i n,i ill n.r morning service. J.30 i'tKck' The public Is cr.ils at :45 Kv-ulng servlo at dially Invited. iTMf. wIMt sermon by the pastor J. M. Rogers, in.-pector of agen- that he is rapidly recovering froi.i e'es for the internal revenue depart. his recent operation and is abld t.i ment spent the wek-end in St. Hoi- So down to his store every now ens, a guest at the home of Mr. and and then to see how the boys are at Mrs. S. C. Morton. i tending to business. Harold Spraguer came down from ! Th9 members of the congregation Portland to spend the week-end in of the Methodist church, to sho St. Helens. t'ntil recently Mr, their appreciation of tho splendid Spraguer was connected with the 1 work of the chui.i choir during roadmaster's office. j the past year, entertained them at W, T. Hlnson has returned to St : an . elaborate dinner in-the church Helens after a several weeks' stav i Parlors Wednesday eveiunr;. in Portland. His brother has been, dangerously 111 in a Portland hos. pital, but is beter jw. Mre. N E. Walker returned to St. Helens Friday after a lengthy vis it at her old home In Wisconsin. She was called there by the serious Ill ness of hor aged mother who passed away on December 27th. The Japanese s-eaner Tonpa'san Maru was here th:s week, taking on BOO. 000 feet of timlvrs for doliverv In Japan. The vessel was sched uled to sail last night for Seattle v.-nere moro lumber and miscellan eous cargo awaited her. Liiiiis Lengacher, proprietor of the Deer Island Garage was a bus iness visitor in St, Helons Wednes day. Mr. Lengacher has the ac ency for the Auburn and Overland t A Paront.Teacliers association has been formed in St. Helens and its first meeting w 11 la Friday after iku:i, January 2Sth, at 3 o'clock 1. M in the assembly hall of the hi?h sclio il building. A program will be given by a numoer of the school children. All interested in the fur therance of this movement are earn estly requested to l.e present.. Under the managep.ient of Mrs. Ir. enu Wallace a so.lal dance will be given at the Redman hall in Yank ton tomorrow nl;;ht. Tho last dance given by Mrs. Wallace was such a success that kJm was pre vailed upon to civo another. We have Hated Quite a few nlo farms in the last eek of differen. I sizes aad prices. It is now time j,kr,i..-J Q ON YOUR SHOE BILL We have made a flat reduction of 20 'o on our entire stack oi SIioci, Men's, Women's and Cliil drens In our line you will find the celebrated Be.gman makt. Jusiwright and Edmunds. It is a good titvc now to outfit t!ie whole family, and at a saving ov er former prices. It's Time to Aw,kMI T. I lid fmi .at ., rrrk. tin. ffln..Mt ', .'""Ml ;-"rry In Hi. ,,.., JM Ilia. lar, t..l ,T ,,' j (a, of aoft th ink. Make thl ii .. Rivrsid. Confeciic, I'lione zn Good Advertisers Use The Mist's WantAd Coj cars and exnects tn r,. 'or you to plan for next year's crops me-it of those cars in the near fu- 8nd ,f you want t0 Bet ,nat farm I ton-. .home you are planning for, better Representative Sherman Miles Bet u now' 11 you want c,t'i after a hard week's work in the leg- home. 11 ,s tlm8 to trt 7 R Islamre at Salem, enme down to St den and QUit etttn Tour TegeUblts Helens Fridav nipiit anH n,,i i ,.,,; from the store. Nice hornet at mo- more days' of work, Saturday and ! d9rate Prlcs ad good terms. Come onnuay. ciearine uu the mvnmiili. ' r. tion of business at his desk at the Columbia County bank. C. L. Wheeler, manager of -the St. 1 Helens Dock & Terminal companv, j lert Sunday for San Francisco, where ! he will attend tho annual conven tion of tho Amer'ciiii Wood Presoiv j ers' association. He Joined the ! members of the party In Portland and went to the Bay City on their! special train. i Central Real Estate Co. PRE-LENTE.N SOCJAL Odd Fellows' Hall Tues., Feb. r, 8 o'clock Auspices Catholic Hoclal Club Parlor Cards, Duniing Music Itefrciih merit Holeproof Hosiery We are exclusive agents for this line of Hosiery in St. Helens and have a large stock from which t make selection. Ladies' Silk Hosiery $1.50 to $.1.50. Ladies' Lisle Hosiery $1. Holeproof Hosiery is con sidered the best by those who appreciate teal valiie. The price on practically every article in our lari;o stock of dry goods and furnishings has been reduced and we will appreciate the opportunity of showing you many real values at bargain prices. E. M. HELON THE STORE OF QIMMTV I'lione 24 The Strain The Rutherford Realty Co, Homes for all. a farm or suburban or city hom a f.iir price and most liberal terms. We have the U est listings in the county to choose from. d prices will never be lower and TODAY is the timeT action. There is a back to the land movement now and growing stronger every day. , HOUSES FOR SALE Rrand new room Modern Bungalow, mmnlata u ire and wh trays, etc. ('loss 0 on cood walk aZ? .iirth down. wal Wn 6 room house and two fine soil lots; frut .w, d fine view. A pretty pi too unit nicely kept. House, woodthed. Rarace and nne-half in tly garden soil. Very rloaa In west Bt HelsnaVo,! Absolutely Furnace One fourth down. Nice Modern 6 room house and two fine soil lots' fruit iur porch and fine view. A Bretty dIvm and nlr!i. fc.L. 7?t on Term. ' " H Three Hoom i i u , " i""-i7 B-.M.-i. .1"I7 l.if in WM pi, I .... f.Z tHbO 1100 cash, balance IIS n..r Good three room house close In and good lot only C(0 FARMS FOR SALE 23 Acres, li clear, lay well; nice creek; 10 nice fruit trseiW tc tn ii I ii K to bear. One three and four room house. h barns and other buildings. Only 11000, Terms. Nice ten srrei, S acres clear, 46 nice bearing trees; Urge Ian with sIhhIs; room house with furniture; new r'ariie tui road, close In; fine view. Binellent buy at only $1000. Ttrt A twenty acre chicken farm; 6 room house; barn; chicken bout' 100 feet long and two or three smaller chicken bonier IM lay ng hens; 1 rows; horse; brooder house; g acres slsu! fruit trees. Only f S200. Half cash or will trad fork 'Helens up to S2UO0. llalaoce monthly or aauuel nanJ? at Per cent. W"sa Good unimproved land from $10 00 per acre up. Our 111 mm acre land Is $0 per acre when the other fellow selli . RUTHERFORD REALTY .CO. FHONES-Office. 123; Residence 38-J and 74-W j i It' SUNDAY, JANUARY 30th V . tsi c: mif) y- mil li .i iaa VALLACE R.EID 'DC'UBL T Sr i r A Aft' .?T'OT'"I . ''iVv',.y'? i"' u' ' ' -'-J I I V v ii i scene from WALLACE REID in "Double Speed" wytE" "i.i.,wtad dovil may care adventurer h'1?' ,7iaX "'" And as for ,h, ,,. Ma.H JtunL' mM Se'Llsforo0' ZtB Tli Car "lct ' with tnrill. ..ExCuse My T SKThM! Wanda Hawley, Theodore Roberts andTully Marshall in the Cast. 1I.AXK MA XX IX 2.He,.l Comedy . "THE NICKLE SMASHER" Sl,o- Starte at 2 I. M. and Kuns Conttauously. Prices 20c and 35c FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 mtii Ki-is)iii: or "LIGHTNING BRYCE" SHORTY HAMILTON IV "THE PKM VUI.TJRT!: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST WANDA HAWLEY I.'. "Her Beloved Villain" . , ' niliiU III i( , , I.,.,. fMim r lover tlmt a!. s. m.-t l,c pari.., I. , f , . w ine when it .,s rcl. Ho !., hi . . ., ' , , .-,a tin. M:ir,ll , Vi,,. , ' M1' of l.cr Ik-iiiI in., i ,. i , . . ' tun- I..'.' Iiu-.lx.nd w:.s flal,l.,.r;.I,Hr..i '' ...fc!?.'.'? l,'t v iviV ', " iii..i ,"",;,,t "f Wil ll II Snub Pollard Comedy PATH!; liKVIKW WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 OXK DAY OX!,Y CONSTANCE TALMADGE IX "The Love Expert" SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th Charles Ray IV "Alarm Clock Andy" J-JL couldn't sell a beefsteak ij a starving millionaire!" i hat's what they thought ol iuKiy at the oHice. Then on u.v something happened uu've guessed it. A girl ti w they're calling Andy Mr. Gray. A KIppiiiK Cniiicdy "Punch of the Irish" Arti-riKiiiii Mni in,,. ",lri-: I.V-U.V NiKlit Pi-Inn ui'.:t,v. iMnJI CHARLES RAYiaJhiTHOMASH 1NCC DTxIiiflinn. 'A I ARM rifVl ANflV' A r'ARAMOUNT ARIGtAfT PCTURE I'liI villi rvi'r luiv. . .1.. ...... J..- T.,K In "Tlii" Ij'ivo "'xii..f .tl'll VllU lum t.. l.Allll, tlm MlH-rly Tlu-ttli-r. 'on. will i - - - i ii hi Bw' '!' plctiin- ill) Comedy, "Fair But False Afli'iniMiu Matinci MKlit IVIiis . i- mni ii'ii'. mni ;t.-M. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 LILA LEE IV "Rose of the River" HEri i;r''H1::u,", iu f nmmufta NtfM.A ' i i im , ,1,1. MONDAY, JANUARY 31 Bryant Washburn IV "LOVE INSURANCE" H s":, r.":, ."...r"" I,M !,1' v"r, ' 1 "...ran,-,.. In fact. t.n M pan. 1:,,.,.,. ' " .rkliw for a lv,. Inurn.',- c m- I' J wiw 11,,. u,,,, f v 1 , ,i 1 tl'i " " ,.",' ( ,"v', """" " Ixnit'w'i h';l!! J.L.r.M1,"'" '"' trll ,n . Kill whimo affair of Ih l.ai.K. (lu, hl tZlu-H lZZ-' H" M,,i,','"" tl"n ul I m "iiiK iita H"","U" It Is ),,n. Tim Kx lo iiiIhhI Jhjs Likable Star in a Corned gs!gYou,ll Thoroucrhly Enjo Bit' Mni a a ii