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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1921. Correspondence SOUTH SCAPPOOSE Annie Lange came home to spend Sunday. Gladys Johnson is recovering from the chicken pox. Miss Dollie Adams has accepted k posttiou in Portland.. Mrs. P. Uahluski has been quite ill for the past week. The Callahan children have been quite ill with chicken pox. Julius Ziesman is confined to his home with an attack of la grippe. Mr. and Mrs. llahn went to Port land Friday on a shopping tour. for the past several years, will soon move 10 rorvallK They have rent ed farm near that place. The latest land clearing bee wan held at the farm of Henry Wasser and he is well pleased with the re sults accomplished. Miss Jeamilts Smith, who attends the hleh school at Astoria came home for a short vT.tt with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. l Smith while the semester examinations were in progress at the school. liouia MarcvM. accompanied by his fritiiilv. came down from rortlana he In operation about March first. A number of teor Island peoplo weut (o St. Helens Sunday to wit ness the dedlcallon of the Cut hollo church. Kor-st fox. of Portland, was a r- HnrNKIIOI.ll HINTS A little ! Pl "B , paper .tick so firmly oven to tlu It Is almost Impossl'-I to Ret off. Splendid for fall W"- . h 1 :. .. ,..t uw'iy ii n me .Never im -i'--- prevent the crochet needlf from nrlcklni your finger r by putting ndhHsive plaster whorj Hie iivvdl Mtrlkea. Ilust run i.- .... " " iMinp or rro.h n- " "' the orduri'm; cent vis. tor at the mo of Mr. and .' ( wll, milll mlIJtv Mr V A An dress Mrs Albert Adams left Tuesday for Yakima. Washington, having re ceived word that her daughter Is se riously ill. 'r ,:.' ,.. hecon... brown . Fh u tn th... Vr"" t.oral water, and .hoy ccau .I.e., t In i... rt.uiitf ilimnitd Sew a big button 0:1 lh '" of your dish mop tu ncr.p llc '"""V?' .,...,, In hoi oven before WtKIS or WISDOM Property is I he fruit of labor; pro- last wei-k to spend a few days with perty is desirable; Is a positive good s,iuoezlng; you will get I Mr. Marcotts si.-ter. "Sirs. l,. J. w ug-1 n dm world. mat some snomu "''jmm., juee. Pit... jricn (mows iiihi wiirij. ui. i-v"i'iw I The people livini? alone the hlrn- rich and hence Is Jnt encouragemein Uvav in the Sliiloh basin district, be- iu Industry and enterprise. Let not Mrs H. Lange is coullneu to ine ii,.e In passable roads, so iney neiu Mm !io Is nous.'iess pun ciown mo St. Josephs hospital at ancouver, a ro;,d patching Doe and nxou inn. house or another, im.i lei nun wm Washington. I road up so the mal earned coum iiillgentiy ana mum oim n.r irllrl. Tiy " hlm- Mr. Bennett, who was operated on 'Ket through and deliver the mall. at a Portland hospital recently is do!nr as wel las can be expected. The South Scappooso Lumber Company has a crew of men worn BACHELOR FLAT Mrs. II. T. lleiinet and son, Joseph, ,.tnr . Riarilne the mill, i visited with Mrs. S. Xagel and Mrs. The following pupils are on the; Karl Dennett Wednesday, school honor roll for January; Wll-j Mr. and Mrs. Olo Peterson motor- ma Haugerud Mary Shatto. ,1-ucy -hi to sr. nmens una ohk umnei mi Belf, thus by example assuring that li s iiaii shall ho safe from violence when built. Abraham Lincoln. Cough DR. DRAKE'S GLESSCO I I" .Wi.mST IT j "It's no use.' sighs the nature wli . ard. "I may as well give up." "What Is bothering you?" we ask. "1 int ut.-irlnd m few venrs airo on Kommlngs, .Paulina Hani... Estella;Mr. and Mis. Oscar Peterson Tues- whim of mine. took a head ot uuv uriiuiK. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iloyt of War ren, were Sunday guests ot .Mr. and Mrs. William Sodderberg. A. J. IKMI1 Shatto. .PJohn Hahn. Hilda Knin meyer, Eddie Braiui and Margaret Kammeyer. Mr Richard Johnston passed away at the home of his son. Sidney, Frt Anv mnrnine. January 28. The Wo aio ull glad to hear that Mrs. ,,iat 'w,, cabbage and crossed It with a white I potato and grew eyes on It; then I em s-.'d them with with a cornstalk I ........ .... 1.. !... I .............I lilt'. nil a mi it, i 111-11 . ininnru a 4iiu:iuh utiil vntw n Frank Nagel. who ha.i been quite 111!,,,,,,!, ,, . .), I crosed Hint with funeral was held Sunday afternoon jii much Improved. j, r ,:.. d grew hair on It. but from the house. The body was laid Mrs. Guy I.illicU entertained tn.i , handed tf I can figurn out what to to rest In the Scappoose cemetery, following at dinner Tuesday: Miss , rt for ,, aI1(, Im,th!- Chlcapo The deceased is survived by his wl- Nan Lillich. Mrs. MarMi White and i jllrnu dnw and six children. Mr. Johnson ! Mrs. Lizzie Franery of St. Helens and ' was 76 years old and a Civil War Mrs. liaisy Janev of Peer Island, and veteran. ' 1 Mrs. Homer Hillings of West St. The United Artisans held their i Ibnt ns. regular meeting at the hall Saturday i Wm. Skuzie lias put up a wind mill night. January 28. -e nuw of fie on his place. He will build a tank era were installed and the annual later and have hot. and coUl water Grand 0;evn Dance! Sunday I'. M. and Evening Feb. 6th At N.uk's Nice, New Villon. .Ni-iipxei.e, Oregon. MunIc, Moor anil Accommoda tions, I Irst nawi. Wel.-ome. report read. A consldorable gain In membership for the past year was noted. It was decided to give a dance for the benefit of tho order, February 19. After the meeting adjourned a delightful supper was served. It consisted of sandwiches, cakes, doughnuts, pie, oyster soup and coffee. Whist was then play ed and Mrs. F. Lange carried away first prize. Paul Kommlngs receiv ed the consolation. Everyone pres ent enjoyed themselves and those who have not joined the ranks, don't know what they are missing. WARREN Everett Anderson, of Portland, spent tho week-end with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Anderson. Miss Martha Reisoi of Portland, in spending a feew we-ks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W Bo efel. Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller, Miss Ma rie Blsbe. Mrs. Francis Sell and Pn vil Seil were Portland visitors on Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs Por ter Loom is. Mrs. A. T Alaner left on Tues day night of last week for her home In Chicago In response to a telegram announcing the serious Illness of her mother H. O. Morris and LeRoy Larson left on Monday for Upper Nehalem Valley where they will complete the cleaning of fruit trees begun last tall. All orchards will have been treated before their return. Judue Martin White. Countv Com missioner W. J. Fullorton and" Roan-mast'-r Bert Mills made a trip ov?r the Warren roadd'stricts last week to decide on what Improvements could he made to tetter the condi tions of the highways. Another of Warren's old residents has answered the call which comes to all. Mr. Buss died on Tuesday after an illness of nearly two years. ine ninerai was hold from the Sw in his house; also plenty of water for stock. M ss Florence Larson, who has iust finished the Oi- gon Normal, re turned homo Saturduy. Miss Lar son has been elected to teach the re maining four months of our school. Mrs. Frank Uergdahl was Initiat ed in the Pythian A.mers in St. Hoi ti Thursday evening. The Swedish pnnor me'tlng held at the Eric Morton home hint Wed nesday evening, was well at .ended. Mr. Brazmer has juilt u new gar age on his place with a good cellar underneath. Mr. A H. HoIIingsworth and fam ily moved to St. Unions this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ilukhead were ('inner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Uergdahl Friday. DEER ISLAND Mrs. Shannon Shafer entertained Saturday afeininm in hon r 01 Mrs. Arthur Pale:-. "r and .Mrs. W. F. Clark are row living on the Cloverhill chicken far'i " ' ri''iii'r s ld their property in Deer Island. Mrs. Johns of Portland is here on ' ' "ii i to her daug .ter, Mrs. Allien : Adams. Two new dwellings are in the course of erection tn Peer sland. Otto Judlsh Is bnllcting at th noitli nd of the town and Ray Miller is racing a peat sidence at the MMith end of the town. Art Haley has sold his dairv herd Mid fanning equipment to Franh 'oster. A nvet'n? of the stockholders of he Deer Island Telephone Companv as held January 27th. The com pany will soon Install a metallic svs tem and improve the service in many ways. M. F. Dnveraux will have charge of tho work. Though no definite information ..03 urii leie'voa as to the exact date the lodging operations of the dish Baptist church and interment i rieer Island Logging Companv will was made at the I. O. O. F. ceme-1 1,9 resumed,, C. E. C'lapnerton". who y-.j aiicu. ne leaves a wife, i an tinmu oi uie imsiness here ex- daughter. Mrs. Gust Isaacson, of ects that the camps and mill will ...nU ouu n.. n. duss or Portland. He was an oarly settler of Warren tnu was well respected in the community. If you want to buy, sell, rent or trade Real Estate, for quick action see The Rutherford Realtj Co. Move into your own home rather than moving about from shack to shack and save your rent bills. Here are a few good investments: FARMS FOR SALE 1. II) A. 8 Acre, cloar, young orchard, plenty of berries, itood barn, garage, shack house, but lumber for a good house on tho ground; plenty of wood and water; food road Price f'-i-.'iO on good terms, or will trade for St. Helens Property. 2. One of the nicest 2.1 Acre Farms In Columbia County, .close In; good roads; extra flue view; near school; fino water system; completely equipped Including crop; stock and furniture; good buildings; hoi and cold water In tint house; plenty of extra choice fruits and nuts; Including good team, cows, hogs, chickens, gas uik'uo and good au tomolille. All for only M.4M. Un terms. 3,.!I0 Acre 12 Acre clear; balance pasture; bain; house; cholru fruit; good water; good neighborhood; ulce locution. $.KMMt. Terms. HOUSES FOR SALE (l-Kooin modern, with large pantry; two porches and basement; wood shed; chicken park; two blocks out. Only 91Aim, On terms. 4 1 For Sale at a Great BARGAIN! ONE OAKLAND C A No. 1 SHAPE ONE FORD DELIVERY BKST OK SIIAPp ONE OLDSMOBILE 8 BEST OF SHAPE Come quick if you want to .et in on thes b. gains, as we have a price on these earn tlmt will mon them fast. Some terms if required. DEPOT GARAGE Welch & Hanson HOULTON OREGON 4 lto,ms, good lot; wood shed; garage; on improved street. $HrK $llio down, balances In easy payments. Koi.m modern house; nice view; In business Istrict; on pave ment. $22Nl. On easy terms. Close in acreage, any size tract from one acre to fifty Just out side of city limits; good soil, $10. (XI pr acre down bal ance on easy monthly payments. RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. PHONES-Office. 123; Residence 38-J and 74-W YANKTON Yankton did its share in supply ing this nart of tlm something to eat ti the pork line, i iui on moiiuay ot last week, H. Howard shipped a truck load of I' iana . nma porkers to the stock i yams m rortland. Thursday Kred Briggs and Than Brown set' up a truck load, while Dave Vincent and Than Brown supplied the local mar ket. Mrs. Steve Lampa was a week-end guest of relatives In Portland Religious services in the Yank ton church every Sunday. The Yankton school 'now has a cooking lub room In the basement having been fitted up for that pur pose. Criticism of Yankton Schools Tho Mist has received tho follow ing from a patron of the Yankton school. This paper dos not know of the situation and if the Informa tion conveyed is not correct The Miat will be glad to publish 'other , communications relative to the sub-1 ject: ' "To the Editor: ; "''The Yankton School has a longl school tetm and as there ore three! teachers, three class, each teacher i receiving a good salary, it would be I 8 Rood plan to follow the plan of other rural eschools and promot S j0,HnVhe Jim f'e,-"y- Some of1 Je?m r,ehave been ln SraIe terms and should be promoted. The first of February parents are reijuesti ed to tiurchiKio oi j 1 . ""i iici reaner lor the same grade. The child learns nothing more and Is jt amused by reading a new lesson and these Feb- LUZentd",rS stae) rlsrrit BEAVER HO"p? ,ftlrthavin? a IonK I'lness suffer. w7. A'"Irr"m.".,a- the baby of ent s now convalos- MAf'.!L fl7era.' Y.Gol5s' vi't with ..... at iortn rove Smith returned to his home week. -. . una iam iv. who have resided In this neighborhood Harry last ii THE UNIVERSAL CAR "The Ford Tourinf Car" 111 mt0r car in a wrld. Great becat.se CrZ l u USC f any other car in the world Ureat because that in a j r .... wuuu- Ford cars this year, fully SO o tha demand is for the T " Surely every Ford touring car is a car o7Kreat Sv T"8 wherever you go, day or night shine or Jn YU lt ever-faithful ZZ hc peasure and economy, in a larger measure than 1 Z tlj Tt ofT' other piece of mechanism in the world. of an We can now deliver Ford cars to you with Leave your orders without delay, if yo'u woj 1 ZSS Umbrdla Whe" is b-use aenyTol ca? deper ouring car is that ever- genuine Fcrd made parts, Ford mechanks l.A V a Ut' with the Wice to Ford cars instantly, , thar rZ ?"ad.ster $602.73 Coupe i"n"& $649.58 Truck $8Q4-28 Sc,la" $6.34 Tractors". J'78 F. O. B. St. Helens. 725,35 KVFRt K I.H.VEH HUOVU, K,V K V(mn FIELDHOUSE MOTOR CO. INSIST ON GK.VLIXK IXHI) rAHTS ; r- - 1 Money Saving Prices Are in effect at our store. Our larjje tock of Shoes, Dry Goods, Hosiery and Notions have all been reduced in price. Men's and Boys' Clothes We have a large stock and on each suit there has been substantial reduction. Let us outfit you and you will appreciate the saving we can make for you. E. M. HELON The Store of Quality AND- million in !UI I lj I! o They are the two big items in monthly bills. We can help you to reduce the total of each. Grocery Specials Standard Tomatoes. 2 cans f,.r 25c I'rcfcrreil Slock Sou,,, ,u.r can ... 10c V ellow Cling iv-aehcs, 2, Lb. in" ! 25c 1'nlted Snow an. Pure. White I-lour, per sark $2 85 GroceAr?(?Hl!,rl?.h r """,y 0,,u,r rtlcli.H In your every day need, wnuh wo hoII ut corrcHHoiwlliiKly low rl.c. Our Meat Department "HI rnal. v..'.'."'. '"'imrliir. Tlu. l.uK " r" "AM. IKRo'h iI.V.,..,,,"k" J"M "Mccllon )o IH tlorn . .1 f"w ,N' -;". -'' " ACCtSSm HAVE T0 CARRY WE DELIVER ACCOUNTS TO RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE SO LICITED . , Columbia River Meat Co. Hiillicrf.ini lliilltllnir l'liono