St. Helens mist., March 18, 1921, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

SUBSCRIBER ASKS
PERTINENT QUHIIUN
. ... s,v (hi- Justice I" Mrtrtl
such
Who Operate HtllU
... u...... lilt Hani.
ml '" '
Uer - " ,:!",),
Th E'l,,,r of Tb" Mlt,
(Willi Ai'I'kI to K.(M.
,,,u were .. ru wura.n.
0"iii'd 1"' wro" ,n y0Ur
vli i.wii.mI six hundred acre of
hump wimi.
mump".
...i ilu- Iiui'l cleared.
o,.iilil make living
tlio lillml wire
kocii muuicn,
llltlYUHMK
lllll HlllllipH
.rciind tlifin,
yiiu were 11,1,1
in operation
l 1)0 petfolIIIOll which
ulil resiom "igm
v,,ur MI'i'l wlf"
j ho wculil li''" I'' B,,l
look lifter I 'in minimi
,111'iul to liousenoiu.
Will were Informed tliul
iipcialli'ii would cost
vim lu. ,
nu illil mil have the 1 1 000,
v.tu minted your wife
ii have her eyeslrcht.
I lllBII HKllUMIlm I'llll OU,
1 by m'ttliig mill.
in.i km it u few Kallon
Kiioii nir''. HlilTto winsKcy,
rouhl get tlio iuuu,
I lien,
re vnii could sell ll
(i I hi' $1000,
nhiTltf rim Kill ymi,
bniunlii you In.
jrilll Willi utility
Uih JiihI ! nf tlm pcucn
)',iio hihI fio days In Jail.
you with In lull.
yuu knew thut
lil mil ir
lliii children were suffering.
wKlii viiii with thinking.
mt It
nir fallow ns arrested,
I'tx'i ntlntr h null.
vm fined uiily 1 60
mi Jiill HPiiifiifo.
M )nu t lit ii k thai
jimticii bus
-.il h.'Iii of law hooks,
ill. yiiu llilnk
i In uuy Justice
e Iwn decisions.
r course, r aware that
idea In erroneous.
During the period of federal con
trol th.i railroad owners with allnwi.il
six .r rent, on their Investment as a
riuiliil charge for the uhii of the prop
erties by this goveriiinnt
The rullroud administration turned 1 1 1 :!t"
tno railrimilH buck In their owners "'""'"K "f tlm 1'uhhIoii
Murch Int. 1820. Thnn ensued i'hrlsl.
Nii known an tlm (iuurunicH Period ' Night services at
which was provided for an an uiIIiihI
mailt pnrloil ami to guard against
serious tialloiuil loan In tlm sudden
change from fndorul to iirlvute oper
ation. Tlm guarantee ncrli.il nn.iwi
.September first ami since Unit tlmiiv"ly ""mtiful ami iju :niiir.
mo railroads havtj not rocclvoU any 1 "B "'""'c wih i dm cinilr hun
financial lml) ami do not ojii'iato un lr"lrlnR with grmi ftdolliy
rtir any iciiaruntmi. v'lll liu a rvi.la(i'i,i io all win har
I fiml curtain you will iiKrno wltlii11
mn that tlm prnvalnncn of minh ' WilnHiluy Nliit, Mie" inonta
wniiiKful ImpriwHliniH are tmirn than11""" '" f",,r volcoa, armon, bene
llkoly to bo harmful to our r..,i, diction.
THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY MARCH 18, 1921
PAGE THREE
CHURCH NOTICES
THK CATHOLIC CHI l H
I'AI.M Ht'NDAY Holy Mam at
lilHlrlhutlon of palnia,
of JOHUB
7t!IO Mornwtn
HciiiMllctlon.
I TiiiHilay. CatlmclHin at 4:15. Pal
ly Mann at 8:00 V Si.
Hull Uii L H.-H1.
The ci-riiionl.'H of ihM wuck arn
tty urn. nml that you will only too
ifiuuiy allow Hpucn ror correction.
Voum Trulv.
J. It. tJII.HV,
AKnt H I". & H. Uy,
HKIVH Kill Itl l ll l' OK lltlSH
(Contrllnilod )
The cliUi'in of Ht. HkIciih ami Co
liimhla county who ailiulni I ho hitter
flKht of tlm palrlotH of Ireland for
"tlm rlKht of Hi'lf ili-luruilnalloii" and
Tiolltlcul friM'doiu ar riiimiii.ii n
Tlm American Committed for Itellef
ThurMilay Nlirht, tlm Ijmmntatlon
In four voIcuh. Hiiriuon "Ih ChrlHi
Iteuiiy I'roMcnt in The Eucliariaf'T
henedlctlou.
Kai unlay, confemdoiiH at 3:00 and
7:00 p. tn.
KiiHlor Hiinduy, oarly Mans at 8:00
:'clm:k at which a claim of children
jwlll malm their flrHl Holy Conimun
l":i. 1 1 W:h Mhbh at 10:30. The com
roi'iliin which the choir will render
i h KimowIk'h famoiiH Mukh In H-Klat.
! At tlm Offertory, MIkh Mildred Ilog
!on of Wallu Walla, mez.o-nuprano,
1 will hIiik Schuhcrt'a "Ave Maria."
i riiioii liy the DiiHtor on "Tlm Tnmh
111 Ireland to xtralii their iiatlencK of
drlv juBt one hit more and cum Xo'.VhrM- iVu.nanl y'a Con. ort
Ah a rcull of the ruthli-HH buruiiiK
of lioinen. fiicli.rli'M and ell leu hy the
UiII.hIi troopa thoiiHandH of Irltih no
;ln are IIvIiik III the fleldu and hills
athollf
Church except on Sunday a. m. The
public Ik cordially .nvlted to attend
' lii'Hn iii.tvIcph.
Ilrllllnnt KhkIit MiinIc
Ui.d II. 11.. I ....! ..9
Will! II.. I,.. ...... .... tt,.rL I ,..' '. "7
, . .' . 7 , to lie Kiic:uudi!d by Joyous Hlralna.
r . "H "!" h ."'V ,,"""'' f"r ' 1 "" "k to bo observed at the
fro., the I..II..II i that ban oppreed nth.lic 'church thia year with the
t-iem for .even hundred. years ami , wIl( f clin.moli!u; turglcal
now trlnK to iturvi. them Into sub- ,111ikIb wU(.n , the 0
.i.i"n"i ... i . ii l, "'" lvout worsliippur the stages in
ho Urtw 1 Anmrlca be-all on St. Buffl,rinRH , Si,vl(lr.
I atr Ick m 1 ay . heartily endors- Ilolworlny tlmt ,he great Ctt.
il and M,l,..rrlbed to by all who be-,,u,,c comvoBora ded"cit...l tue hlth
llevo In win,', we fought for n ; i r-sl asplratl .nii of (holr Kenu4 to diip
v.ur and w hat Kruhind so proudly i r,,y mUHl(. for ,,,,, ,,,.,,,,.,, ot f,ry
b.msted as her hIokuii Km. 'Urn r Kht ; w..,.k, v. K. Mo.rt. H ich, er.ll.
of Kinall nations to self deiennlna-. itmithovcn. Ilayd.i oin. Some of tneiio
'lovely themes wil lbe heard here next
- . jWH'lt.
MMo.NH. ) Un wednesduy, Thursd iv, and Frl-
In tln Cln iili Court of tlm Htate of : day nluhts the '.ai. 'ntatlo'io" of th
Oregon, for ColtimliU Coiimy I'ropliet Jureiuiiis will ba buiir by the
Mnrlha 8. Newman. Plaintiff, v. " ' Mr- Hiifsell, tenor; Mr.
Kverelt K. Newman, Defendant. Naunian, Itailtono; Dr. Tucker, biss
IN Til K NA.MK OK THE STATE iTnV.H0 pni"atlo.ii will alio be read
OP' OHKdO.N', you are hi reby ruiuir
iur uiiliilnti, will
Justii'u cvc.r
lo heaven?
A. H
St. Helens.
Xiifn- Denr A. It.:
talk at random,
lth iiilllll sense.
K. C. II.
ml H'H your stuff.
VM.ulil he asliaumd of liimself.
htrs aro not.
ni.l kmiw If
Just Ire
del to Heaven,
If heavenly llckels vary,
I" III" fines,
h:inl to know
much in iuvo
I'l't the ticket.
my advim Is
all ymi can,
is!i lie Very l:i,
try ymir best
ft to heaven.
Ml Saint I'eler
von kni.vv,
" till) JliHtlce,
llililslire,
tlm in., .iislilni'.
"Ill Hlnilithien
niulter out.
ml to apear and answer tlm uim
plalnt filed against you. In tlm above
enlllUid suit on or beforo the explra
tbin of six weeks from tlm dulo of
the first publication of h's Huuituions
which first publication Is mudu on
March 18, mi, that being the tlr.ie
prescribed by the Court In the order
for publication of this niiiiimioiis; and
t veil full so to appvar and answer
the complaint, the plaintiff will np
l lv tn the Court for the relief de
manded In the Complaint, to-wit, Kor
a dcrwi of alsnhilo divorce fror.i
tlio bonds of matrimony exist inp; le
twnen llu ltk t Iff u'ltl di'funduiit and for
the custody of the minor rliMd. Mary
Jami Newinan, and for such other
relief as to the Court seems equita
ble.
This suniinons Is published by or
der of Honorabli Martin While,
J mine of tlm County Court of Oregon
for Columbia County, duly made,
dated and entered March 17, 1921.
J. W. DAY,
Atorney for I'lalntlff.
Hnildenco and I'ostofflce uddress.
St. HeliMm. DroRon. 14-7-t
in KukIIbIi
On Thursday morning nt 4:110, the
feast of tlm Institution of the Kucha
rlst, 11 lull Mass In U by Sorln will be
HiinK.
On Easter Sunday morning at 10:
:!0 the triumphul Mass of the iteriur
mctioii In II Klal, by HosewlK will be
siiiir. At the offertory of the Mass,
Miss Mildred Hokuii of lite I'niverslty
of WashlnKtou will Bing the "Ave
Maria" Op. 80 by I.uIkI I.ui.I.
METHODIST KI'lS(X)PAli CIIUHCM
"The Krlondly Church"
Hlblii rlchool, :46, MorninR Wor
ship, 11; Epworth League, 6:30,
livening service 7:30. Sermon top
ics: Morning, "The Tears of the
Muster;" Evening, "Chrlat Or Barab
hiis?" Special music by the Choir.
Come and observe 1'alin Sunday with
UK.
There will be services all next week
in commemoration of Ills Last Week.
The addresses will deal with the
scenes of conflict, fellowship and trial
which make this) week bo full 'of in.
terOHt to the Christian heart. On
Thursday night there will be unusual
fellowship and communion service.
When Ynu r'nJ Itlieiiinui Ic. IMun to attend us many of these ser-
Kor the aches and pains of rheu- v'- -"-' "
I mat 'am Chamberlain's I.lnlmeut Is
oxcelliint. Massago the purls thor
oughly twice a day with this liniment
nnd you will be surprised ut the re
lief which It alfords.
IP BOARD PLACES
MAY GO TO OREGON
AND CALIFORNIA MKN
The banks throughout the Weav.
were recently asked to cooperate
more closely during 1921 with th.
Government In the sale of Savingh
securities. A letter muklng the np
while. Service every night except
Saturday, beginning at 7:30. Every,
body welcome.
West Ht. Helens
Sunday School at 2 o'clock follow
ed by uftornoon preaching Bervlce
All Went St. Helena folks are cordial
ly invited.
The Freedom of the lie'.
Ilo vou think men ought to be
20th
' Century
Groceries
..Saturday..
as usual very
Unusual
Unnoda Ulscult Oc
Lennox Soap 4c
Sugar-Pure Cane
100 pound sack
11 pounds fl.(M)
5 V pounds JM
Criaco Special
Three pound cans f5
Six pound cans $1.10
FLOUR YOUR
CHOICE
White Mountain, one of the
flnost, per sack 92.45
per barrel $0.75
frown, well known among
particular people sack $2.48
per barrel $!.83
Vim, Has stood the test
per sack $2.30
por barrel $0.55
White Mountain Flour .
10 11). sacks 59
.VOTE Jlr'KY JF.LIj OH
JKIJX), ANY KLAVOH
TEN CENTS
Klngsford Gloss Starch two
pound package 25c
I'int Honey 85c
2 in 1 Shoe Polish any sort 10c
Fishers Wheat Berries ...15c
25 ox. K.C. Baking Powder 20c
3 Crown Muscat Raisins lb. 25c
Libby's Corned beet 1 lb. . .20c
CANNED GOODS 1
'Will you ask to see our lat
est list on canned goods at any
of our stores; .very Item is a
good buy. 20th Century qual
ity and 20th Century prices In
sure satisfaction.
Iteally, tlier are no better
places to trade than at a 20th
CVntury Grocery Store; Con
veniently located In the Well
ington building on the Strand.
Removal Notice
The Baltimore Res
taurant will, about
April 1st, move from
its present location
to the building for
merly occupied by
Thos. Roy, where we
hope to meet all old
patrons and many
new ones.
Jas. Parsons, Prop.
GASH PRICES
Nails, per keg, base $5.50
Galv barbwire, 80-rd spool, 14ga 5.30
Galv. barbwire, 80-rd spool, 12ga 5.30
We have a complete stock of FIELD
FENCE, SMOOTH WIRE and
POULTRY NETTING at prices thai
are right.
Let us figure your BUILDERS'
HARDWARE and DOORS and
SASH. ' We can save you money.
St. Helens Hdw. Go.
ASIllNtiToN. March 16. Call-
11ml (itvL-im ainiarentlv will ,
P'l the Pacific Const slilnnlnir '
M members when that. ho.lv-U
Mzoil. i
him li,.,.n lung umlerst.io form-
"Hater I'liamherliiln u111 l.o num. I
'or one of these two places, audi
. 1 B"mi,l,rH. Johnson and
"ridge, have nindn strong Joint
"" ''"n to President Hard-
Ihat California unite on Mnvnr
""r. of I. oh Angeles, for tho seo-
Piioe on ,ne commission from
"t Count.
ll'T tlm I'lrc.llllistlinena It tu na.
f ou that tho president will not t-
r iuornia and will give both
P the Norlhwest. It Is undor
l"i tlm 'president will not announce
""ni until ho has secured tho ac
"""' ''f the chairman he wants
'"'Mi build tho board around this
Ho carry out a deflnlto policy.
NOME GOLD FIELDS
J' fatuous Nome placer gold
h . discovered In 1898 have now
need ri,i ,,...,, .. ,,
,1 i, .. ..Mi j .Tip,...
"'nil dollars M....I. .1.- 1.1
1 11 his region Is won by the
1 Twenty-two of these
niadna total gold output of
In. Inn"? 0,""-cut ""P
tli 1 1 "lt 5"'!,r ''founht the value
oie total irn hi .......... vi
t,.r ,n. " '.1. inii 01 iioine anu
T "lalrlcls of the Snw.r.t Pln
p to $1.4.10,000. In addition to
ii a 1 i"tinum were pro
"s Reward Ponlnaula In 19H.
l)eniiloH are briefly descrlb
anl 1. '.mrl 0,1""1 "Mining on
Ik y'm. AlaHka" (Bulletin
it Ihsi. t . (j""ro L. Harrington.
nvl I ' bjr, 1110 B. Geological
y' n"ln.'iinerit f the Interior,
fSTO THE RAILROADS
iSl' l!'.'!"n. Ore.. March IE. 1921.
r . ,i,or , th8 M
Vno I . ir.'i our local cltlzong ap
W,t L' -'"Mnlimthat the rall-
. "I" l!n ted Rlnta. ... ...-
peal for this cooperation was signed : prohibited from Btandlng on the Cor
by (lovornor John V. Cnlklim, of theier and giving the short skirts the
i'ederul Unserve Hank of Sun Krull-,01110 over?" ..,., ,
cbico. John H. Drum, President ot "Certainly not I don t believe In
the American Hunkers Association. 1 anything that Interferes with the
and representative bunkers from the ' froedum ot the sees. r lorlda Times
various Htules in tho Twelfth District. I'nlon.
,1 f mi. m
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
WE have on hand several new cars, all models, for
immediate delivery. Also, several good used
bargains, as follows:
1 Early 1920 with starter, -$42S
All booiI tlivs, Komi mechanical condition.
1 Truck, 1919 model .$375
(looil mechanical condition, Rood Imdy.
Also several other good used buys.
Call in and see them we give terms.
FIELDHOUSE MOTOR
COMPANY
Easter Sunday
We all want to make a good
appearance.
Good appearances cannot be made without
using care and judgment in selecting your apparel
the design, color and color combinations being as varied as
the individuals who wear them.
Our new spring stock is beginning to arrive and within a few days we hope to
have our full spring order opened up for your inspection. We suggest early selections,
for both men and women.
Men, young men and boys select
your Easter suit now. New patterns
and the latest stripes. Grays, Browns,
and Greens are the best for spring. We
have them, all of good material and
better tailored.
We have the latest popular styles
in Shoes. Both men and women will
be interested in our selection of Ox
fords and you are invited to inspect the
new stock now on display. They are
priced very low. 1
Clothing
B. Tvl. MELON
Furnishings Dry Goods
(1 (1 a .,, . ..jd (vai
m. ?. er ul" return under the
I "l 11,9 BwshKJummlni bill. You.
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