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THE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JUNK 10, 1921. PAGE TEN MIST MISTINGS Miss L o is C la a r w as a P o r t la n d v is ito r S unday. Mr. a n d Mrs. C h arles W h e e le r m o t o r e d to P o r t la n d Monday. Miss Fay P rice is visiting frien d s in P o r t la n d d u rin g th e Hose Festival. Miss E u g e n ia D ew ing an d Carl H o u sto n m o to re d to P o r t la n d S a t u r day. Mrs. P e rr y U u rc h a w an d Mrs A lb e rt B u rc h a m w ere P o rt la n d vis ito rs Monday. Miss Alley C h u rc h of P o rtla n d was th e g u e s t of Mr. a n d Mrs. H aro ld B e a v e rs Sunday. Mr. a n d Mrs. C h arles Lope an d d a u g h t e r Vila visited w ith relativ es in P o r t la n d Sunday. Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge H. Shinn s p en t S unday in P o r t la n d as th e g u e sts of relatives. I. \V. Kiver r e t u r n e d Monday from a sev eral days' v isit to his fo r m e r hom e in Oregon City. Mr. a n d Mrs. E lm e r B lack b u rn and niece. Ellen, m o to re d to Oregon i tty to visit relatives. Mrs. P e rr y B u rc h a m and d a u g h te r Mary, of Kelso, a r e visiting Mrs. Al b ert B u rch am th is week. Miss Ona P rice is th e g u est of Mr o nd Mrs. F r e d E ld e r of P o r t la n d d u rin g Hose F e s tiv a l week. Mr a n d Mrs. H arold B ro u g h to n r e t u r n e d W ed n e sd a y fro m a several l.i>s trip up W h ite Salm on. T ry o u r chicken dinn ers, every S un day a n d T h u rsd a y . T h e best on the highw ay for th e price. T h e Goble Hotel. Goble, Oregon. 26-1 Miss Naomi B u n n ell is v is it’tig in T h e Dalles a t th e home of relativ es She will p ro b ab ly r e t u r n n e a r th e la t t e r p a rt of next week Mr and Mrs. C arl J H o lliu g w o rth an d d a u g h t e r m o to re d to Forest G rove M o n d a y , to a tt e n d th e fu n eral I of Mrs. H o llin g w o rth 's uncle Mr. e n d Mrs J a c k McKie and d a u g h te r left T u esd ay m o rn in g fot Aloha, w h ere th ey will spend several I days w ith Mrs. MeKie's p aren ts. I Mr a n d Mrs. C. M. Beeler a n d ! child left Monday for a trip to Mr. B eeler’s fo r m e r hom e in T ennessee They will be a b se n t sev eral m onths. Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam Muckle. fo r m e r re s id e n ts of St. Helens, who ] now m a k e th e i r h om e in P o rtlan d , visited relativ es in St. H elens T u es day. L. R. R u th e r f o r d . W a d e a n d R a y m ond R u th e r f o r d , R ash leig h Peel, | Miss M adge Allen a n d Mrs. T h om as Ish ister m o to re d to P o r t la n d Mon day. Mr a n d Mrs. P. Dahl r e t u r n e d to St. H elens T u e sd a y a f t e r an absence of sev eral m o n th s. T hey will re su m e th e m a n a g e m e n t of th e Kaleva hotel. C la u d e B a y n a rd e n te r ta i n e d with a su p p e r a t th e O rcadia hotel Sun- I d a y evenin g in h o n o r of his wife's b irth d ay . C overs w ere laid for twelve. Mr a n d Mrs. P. A. Dixon an d ] fam ily r e t u r n e d to th e i r home in I V ern o n ia S a tu r d a y , w h ere Mr. Dixon will ta k e up hie w o rk in th e forest, as ra n g e r, again. Dr. an d Mrs. L. G. Ross a n d Mrs Amy Stone m o to re d to P o rt la n d Monday. Mrs. Stone a n d ch ild ren will be th e g u ests of frien d s d u rin g th e R ose F estiv al. W e a r e closing o u t o u r stock of s u m m e r h a ts a t g re a t ly reduced prices. Some s p le n d id b a rg a in s while th e y last. M ilady's Shop M uckle building. It Mrs. W. B. D illard e n te r ta in e d a t d in n e r S a tu r d a y ev en ing in h o n o r of th e Misses P h y llis a n d Je s sa m in e B row n, of Berkeley, C alifornia. Cov e rs w ere laid fo r six. Mrs. Kyle has as h e r g u ests h er m o th e r, Mrs. Anna W ag le r, an d her sister. Miss Id a W agler, w ho a rr iv e d re c e n tly fro m Y o u ngstow n, Ohio. T h ey expect to spen d th e su m m e r in St. Helens. W e have an excellent stock of s p o r t s k i rts a n d je r s e y jack e ts, an d they a r e o ffered to th e buying pub lie a t prices n o t d up licated else where. Come In and look them over. M ilad y ’s Shop. It J u d g e A. L. C lark o r R a in ie r was a b usiness v is ito r In St. H elens Wed nesday. In a d d itio n to his du ties as se c r e ta ry of th e R a in ie r C h a m b e r of C o m m erce, th e j u d g e finds tim e to act as ju s tic e of th e peace In the i t a in l e r district. T h e Sassy J a n e w ea rin g ap p arel a t M ilady’s Shop is th e m ost com p lete line e v e r o ffe re d in St. Helens, and th es e goods a r e going a t prices within th e reach of all. To see th em is to buy them . it F. B. H o lb ro o k , p res id en t o f th e d u m b i a C ounty F a r m B u reau , w ent •r> P o rt la n d T h u r s d a y to tr a n s a c t /'i-iness m a t t e r s co n c e rn in g th e bu re a u T h e m e m b e rs h ip of th e bu- re.iu s rapidly increasin g , acco rd in g • Mr. H o lb ro o k , and th e r e a r e now 7" j m em b ers en ro lled in this co un ty Miss Kbba M D julpe, field n u rs e fo r th e Oregon T u b e rc u lo sis assocla- • <r. has been in C o lu m b ia co u n ty for the past ten days fo llow ing up the work which th e free clinic started. Several cases of tuberculosis' were d iscovered a n d th e s u f f e r e r s agreed to go to th e s t a te hospital for t r e a t ment. O th e rs w ere advised as to h om e t r e a t m e n t a n d will have m ed ical a tt e n ti o n The P a r e n t T e a c h e r s ’ association held a m e e tin g In th e Ifoulton school h ou se S a tu r d a y a fte rn o o n , and In ad d itio n to e n jo y in g a splendid lunch p re p a r e d by th e ladies th e men did om e good work for th e school In i n a u g u r a ti n g a cleanu p cam paign on th e school grounds. T h e re will he a n o t h e r m eetin g S a tu r d a y to c o m plete th e good work started. The ladles will again sei e lunch Those who assisted In th e clea n u p work on th e g ro u n d s w ere: Messrs. ( h a s G ra h a m , W alter M urray, H enry Crlpe. Brown, Doc Cade, E M clntlre G uy C h am b ers, W A. Keiel, Wallace C ro u se a n d W hitney. NOTICE OF CATTLE SALE Notice Is h e re b y given t h a t I have Im p ou nd ed th e fo llow ing livestock One bay h o rs e a b o u t 16 h an d s high, w eighs a b o u t 1400 p o un d s, sligh tly la m e ; unless called for within five d ays a n d all c h a rg e s paid I will sell saM h o rs e a t pu b lic au ctio n to th e h ig h e s t b id d e r fo r cash D ated J u n e 9th 1921 GEORGE POTTER. 26-1 C ity Marshal Save Food—Use Ice LIBERTY THEATRE A 500-lb. ICE TICKET TOR $4.50 Prompt Delivery Phone 86 GEORGE GARDINER SUNDAY MONDAY, JUNK 12-U SATURDAY. JUNE 11 The Ice Man PEARL WHITE Norma Tal madge ----------- AH----------- IN ST. HELENS AFTERNOON THE TIGER CUB” an d NIGHT An absorbing tale of love, treachery and sacrifice in the gold-fields ol Alaska With plenty of Snow Scenes Tuesday, J u n e 14 ----- SUNSHINE COMEDY----- BUSI ER KEATON IN THE SCARECROW” Just As Ralph Connor Wrote It. L U T I.F THURSDAY. JUNE 16 VIOLA DANA —with Gwen, the mountain elf, carry ing the love of a woman in the heart of a child. S H O W ON F A K T H —with the Sky Pilot, who packs a punch in a list and under his arm. More surprising features performed by the Ponies, Dogs and Monkey in this circus than any other sim ilar organization. Bring’ t h e IN “BLACKMAIL” —with Dill, the rancher, and all the hard-fighting cowboys, the thrills, the drama and the wonderful heart- bits of romance and reality in the Rugged Rockies. —And all the time she shyly listened to halting proposals from young men with flocks of motor cars, she was figuring out how many thousands of dollars it would cost them to unsay their words—that’s the kind of a girl Flossie was. PAT11E REVIEW COMEDY: ’’VAMPS and SCAMPS" — COMEDY K id d ie s . See the Funny Clowns , A Barrel of Real Fun „____} 15 STOKES -With all the fire of Spain, created hy Jacinto Benavente, greatest of Span ish dramatists, ami glowing from the screen as an epic of emotion. \ uso-------- “The Sky Pilot” Lew F. Cullins’ Famous • Dog and Pony Circus B IG G EST “The Passion Flower” TUESD’Y-WED’SD’Y, JUNE 14-15 Show Grounds. Front of Godfrey’s Park THE The Smiling Señorita" in a Play of Love's Tempest. ♦ AUSTIN’S 15 STOKFH 20th Century Stores i Business Is Good aiip p er ale Lots of houses being built in Portland: biggest ocean shipping year in our history. We are selling more groceries than ever: prices are down, profits are less, hut the dollar buys more so we don’t need so ijiany. Business will he good at 20th Cen tury Saturday. Read the ad—you will know why. S U G A R—It alwrays pays to get 20th Century prices; they are governed by the daily market. e X FULL CREAM CHEESE, 23 cents pound, 2 lbs. 45c EVERY Slipper and Oxford Reduced. Libby’s Corned Beef, No. 1 cans ........................... 15c 4 lbs. “Sago” or Tapioca ........................ 25c 3 lb. can Edward’s De- pendable Coffee . . . $1.00 ALL Tennis Keels Reduced. Del Monte Crosby Com, can ................................ 20c Preferred Stock Shrimp, can ................................ 21c M J B Tree Tea, Ceylon & India, J/, lb. 25c, lb. 49c Libby’s Grated Pineapple No. 2 cans, each............20c Best Grades Flour, 49 pound sacks......................... $2.25 Wiley’s Maine Style Com Large can 12c, 5 cans 55c Royal Chef Clams, Tall cans 15c 5 lbs. Fancy Jap Style Rice ...............................25c D. n a Rkge Puffed Com . . . . l i e 1 lb. Nuraya T ea........50c Federal Milk, Tall cans 10c Proctor & Gamble White Soap or Lenox Soap, choice, 7 bars 25c, 10 bars................................. * ...................... 35c Flake White Shortening, bulk, pound ......................15c 2 bars Creme Oil Soap................................................. i5c : : MEN S Canvas Work ♦ ♦ Shoes Reduced. CHILDREN S White Mary Janes Reduced. 200 Pairs of Ladies’, Children’*, Men’s «nr! Boys Summer Slippers and Shoes, odds and ends, per pair , . . . $1.00 12-ounce Royal Baking Powder, can..........................38c OUR ST. HELENS STORE IS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN THE WELLINGTON BUILDING. ON 1 HE STRAND WATCH THE WINDOWS FOR PRICES