P A G E N IN E
T H E ST. H E L E N S M IS T. F R ID A Y , JU N E 17, 1921.
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or nmybe you have already. W e can
the engagement ring, and also
the wedding ring for the ceremony.
Wc have clocks of every kind, silver-
(ygyp
ware, cut glass and jewelry of every kind intable
lor ..tits front relatives and friends. It in doubt, or
it not in doubt, come t(
V O N A. GRAY
Itoliul.lo Wntrliuiukrr mill J . w i l . i
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“ Gifts That Last”
can be bought as cheaply at this store as any vhere else.
And the quality and assortment are equal to any you iind.
Whether you build a house, barn, chicken coop or only
a|aittrv shelf, you will find here .til the Hardware you
require, including Screws. Hinges, Locks, Hour Knobs.
Hasps and Staples, Hooks. Nails, etc.
Larsen & Co., Grocers
M IL H O M E O F T H E M A R K E T B A S K E T ”
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Quality—Service—Courtesy
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PLASTER
W A L L
IIOAIili
< annul
bulge.
swell,
v, ip o shrink Not Injured hy
ih.iupn- -s. .\luk.H smooth, crack-
uI .* walls
Practically
H u . .ol Made in Oregon.
Sold
I i a lib.- feldt fa c to ry Agent,
Rut l and
Local
representative
wanted
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LET'S GO!
St ilclens’ industries will soon he humming, and
now ih thè tinte to get that hontc, farm or acreage.
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REALTY
CO.
H i ON Fifi—Office, 123; Residence 38-J and ,4 W
Vem onia People
Take Notice
I am coming to Vemonia on June 24, and will
W ANTED .
be with yon for a week or more.
I want to take photographs of family groups,
individual photographs and any other you
may want.
Hei uni mend* Chamberlain's Tablets
"Chamberlain's Tablets have been
used hy my husband and myself off
and on for the past five years. When
my husband goes away from home he
always takes a bottle of them along
with 'him.
hWenever I have that
heavy feeling after eating or feel
dull und pluyed out, I take one or
two of Chamberlain's Tablets und
they fix me up line," writes Mrs.
Newton Vreelund, Minoa, N. Y. Take
these tublets when troubled with
constipation or indigestion and they
will do you good.
SALE
5-rooni useable house.
Ith i ■ eu for three cow*
and three horses; 6 acres or more,
mostly surface cleared.
Price
.•nly i l i 00; $2 50 casli and balance
i.n easy terms
This is a bargain;
NO TIC E
John Dowd, Yank-
PhOM 1 8K2.
2 l t f lu tin- County Court of (lie Stall- of
Oregon, for Mu- County of Colum­
bia.
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LO ST A N D FOUND.
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In the Matter of the Estate of John
Kennedy, Deceased,
LOST
Between St. Helens and Jac­
Notice is hereby given that the un­
ob II.i miners farm, a 2-piece
spring bumper. Return to L. H. dersigned. us administrator of the
Rutherford, St. Helens, for re­ estate of oJhn Kennedy, deceased,
ward____________
2"-2 lias filed his final account in the
County Court of the Stale o f Oregon,
for the County o f Columbia and that
FOK R E N T .
on th e# 16th day of July, 1921, al
Itili RENT
A place suitable for the hour o f 10 o'clock A M. of said
run k oi dairy. John Dowd, Phone day in the Court Room of siiiil Court
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St. Helens. Oregon. 17-tf. lias been appointed hy said Court as
the time and the place of hearing of
I HA C K 2 farms for rent; will con­ objections thereto und the settlement
sider nothing but cash rent; 1 is thereof.
First publication, June 17. 1921
i ;;I0 acres,
practically all high
Lust publication July 15. 1921.
land toil acres under plow, fair
L. A. BRANDES.
house, good dairy barn for 100
Administrator.
row*, several sheds, close to lilgli-
wa> reni $22.> mo. Other is about John F Logan, Attorney.
»On acres 80 of which is high
land, balance overflow pasture,
............ . which may bo planted
late, fair house, good dairy barn
for '40 cows, rent $150 per month.
Both of these farms are within
an hour's drive o f the center of
Portland anil von have no person­
al ooi-k to buy In either instance
Era 11 k I. Smith. Smlthshlre. Scap­
pi*. is« Oregon.
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YANKTON
■SALI: lloiHteia et/W will be
Mr. anil Mrs. r’ runk Brown have
«h tu Ihr«*» \vt*ek». A four gal-
Inn milk • r J M Hr o*'11, J lolilt ou, moved to a farm in Washington.
I lie Kapple load has been rocked
'ne., near \,.n lioluh place. 26-2*
and la now in a very good condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Surble of ( orvuills
lilt . AUK
1 h. p i ’aeific gasoline
dr... a « , mat ly new, only $125. weie Sunday gueata of Mra, Jamea
M. .. cedar pic- . to he delivered af- lirooks.
several realty deala have been
Icr Au.iu I II J Millo. It. 1,
■ a (ip*. » e. ( ire.
2 7-1 m ade in Hus locality recently. Among
them wua the Hankey place auil the
tract
of
Mra.
Eftie
WHY.
laven on idle land? Many fifteen-acre
mi) i
f..i m a l l homer l.et ua Brawn.
Misa I.ottie Thomas unil John
HUll-d Ividi - and
«eli it ior you.
U rite . K*nom 414 Dekpum bldg. Kill/., well known reaidents of thia
i ’yi 1 1;mil Ore.
24-4 section, were united in marriage at
St Helena on June firat. Their many
4«) acres tract; bourn-. friends here wish them a happy jour­
m a/ 'L E
Enough ney o'er the marital sea.
and ätna i olib a n i
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i lmlie r to P» y for the ¡.lacc. For
Marlon and Polk counties promise
- G. < arl-.in War-
partie ulur
27-1* to i ad the notthweal lu lue produc­
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tion of hops this year. Marion coun­
•: t m i K <1< 1 tho prim in»- and (level- ty lias 2229 acres of old hop yards
Polk
of your summer pictures. and 1232 acres of new hops.
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W Ol k »>!'. .in|ii I; done Dori« Nau- county has 2304 acres of old and
Ore First house 257 of new vines, a total of 7122
man. St Helen
HUUlll of scindi>1 house on Casenau acres for the two counties flu total
' 1 ' acreage for the state Is 8051 acres
I re el.
ol old and 2825 acres of mew, or
'III; S A I K
Cl i ck hug, In Kood 10.V40 acres for Oregon.
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.ndt -on; lias 1921 li-
m o ney to loan
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T.i'e ■ in fair condition.
Will la- H..I.I for flrat reasonable
1 have money to loan on approved
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O M John.son, security.
J. B. Godfrey
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\\ a r ren. Ore
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H A R D W A R E
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C H U R C H N O T IC E S
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St Helens, Oregon.
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METHODIST Il'IN C O R A I, t i l t ’ ll* II
"T h e Friendly Church"
i U K SALE.
The Children’* liay program p re -1
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R-.i k -.1 hOBRR ai-nted l.y the Sunday School at the
ttork liy day hi liuur. Rhone 32-11. hour of evening aervlce luat Sun-,
2 ti -2 * duy waa greatly enjoyed hy a large j
crowd. The vurloua pai ta were very i
■ l; ALE
( 1 1 , visi hay by tho nero, rieilitahly rendered anil the effective-
neaa of the flower ineaauKei waa ln-
"lull** al Simons place, I
1 ‘ lar
2 7 . 1 * creuaed hy beautiful decorationa.
Next Sunday morniiiK the paator
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VI-1- \ i I r i • ■ 1 * cow; prie« will apeak on "Our General llulea." !
■ a hie li I I,.-.-, la . i- Island, We believe Ihla topic will be handled
Ore
27-1* In u mam-r which will make it of reul
Inter.-Hi to both membera and nou-
1 membera
I **li • v I.l ; ( hoii e tornali) planta.
At 8 o'clock we will begin the Hong
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la Si llt-l.-iia
Ore., clone
to U t ile Mill
25-4» aervlie which open a another of our
Happy Sunday Kvenlngn.
Come!
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I1 - it* ai-i'.-R >..»1 g ood Hr in k a friend and a amile!
I - ha.. Ilemly l'or rutilali July the evening with uu. Speciul tnuaic
1 .1 Addi' s llov 4M .
27-1 • l.y the choir anil a aermon on “ Bat-
lleablpa und World 1’eace."
1 OU .-»AUK * h- i n c , ou tie.* Come
1*1.4 M o l I’ll C O V t.ltllO A T IO V \ l.
I p < k I h» in I'ric.-H reasonable.
I III lit II
Mi
I, Ila,.. : Warren, Or.
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Church achool at 9.45 a in.
MorniiiK worahlp at 11 a. m.
I'Oli LI NI té...il punture land for
ICveiilng worahlp at 8 p. hi .
caul., driven out hy high water.
Or George Hull will preach at
■ li
i lian in Warren Or. I'houe
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27-4 both morning and evening service.
More adult membera of our congre­
g r i t K Haie 1 will U. 1 t- 4251) gation should take advantage of the
in hanks Ai or sci• i * tî h. P III hie class meeting every Sunday at
idei i rie Ughi |il- • 1.1 i'lume 1K 3, 9 45 a m The lessons deal with all
» .H IHIm. Wanren
27 - l * phases of the life we live today.
Come and bring another with you.
SA i A . iHtny ianau ri« obit h al The Children’s day program was
mu cil t)»4low mar kit VII• lin►
v A b'g very much enjoyed hy all present.
Kain if »old al once
O. M.
K. K. Clark. Pastor.
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J>. ill »ou, War run . Ore.
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llooil ICvor llox Kuril» ry slurb
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W \.\ 1 ED Girl to aelp with house
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work. Rhone »F 3 .
\V \ NTKD To buy a farm nailable
Joe Koller.
for Hie U ruining.
.■ Oregon.
PEARL OIL
(KEROSENE)
¡STANDARD OIL COMPANY!
you.
Hundreds of satisfied and appreciative
customers
in St.
Helens and surrounding
country will testify to this.
I will be glad to meet you when I ani in
Vernonia.
J. T. SCOTT
Photographer
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Just drop u poMnl i aril to nm un*l addr.<* li
lit the I* O. ut Verm mia und I will " ,l1
I liHinlierhilli's Colic anil llini-rhoen
Hi-meity.
Ever' family should keep this
preparation at hand during ill« hot
of Hi*' summer months It Is almost
to bo needl'd, and when that
....... ,,,-,-s
• is worth many times
ti* ms.
Buy it now
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Pori land O hs K- Coke Co ordered
t „ cut ini* rat*' 15 eents per tOOO
,.„ 1 , 1 ,. f, .-t
V ill Have customers
$4till,01)0 annually.
Hood River New $D>ono power
ferry boat put in operation
The meat peddler of the old days, who killed his own
live stock and then sold the meat from the tail of a
cart, is gone from our larger towns and cities. He was
a pioneer and did good service but he couldn't keep up
with his job. Crude methods have given way to new
ideas in sanitation and distribution.
Our sanitary method* of handling meats is a safeguard against
coni umiliai ion anil you arc anliured o f tile best the market pro­
duces,
M ORTON & W ILSON
TW O MARKETS
Central Market Phone 60
Strand Market Phone 48
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DO YO U K N O W —
I H A T Ellison-White is the only Chautauqua Company
in the W est operating on a non-profit basis?
T H A T all profits are used to elevate Chautauqua serv­
ice and bring better programs to their Chautauqua
assemblies?
T H A T in recognition of this fact, the United States
Government no longer charges war tax to their Patrons?
T H A T eighy thousand dollars in war tax has been
saved to the people of the Western states because of the
Government’s indorsement of Ellison-White Chautau-
quas?
T H A T Four Big Circuits are now in operation through­
out the Northwest under the Ellison-White plan?
E L L IS O N -W H IT E
Broadway Bldg., Portland, Ore.
S A T U R D A Y
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S A V I N < t
S P E C IA L S
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Here's an opportunity to help save on the house­
hold grocery bill W e would advise you to take ad­
vantage of these specials:
Special for Saturday, June 18
No. 5 Pure Lard, O n ly ............................. 80c
No. 10 Pure Lard, O n ly ........................$1.60
Bulk Compound, per lb., o n ly ........... 12Z'2c
Bring your pails and have them filled.
A Big Soap Special
A D A Y W IT H
l't RE BRED HOLSTEIN’ S
To trail*' for Rood grade cow*.
Mu t ha vp from 1« to 20 more
• •i| cows l ’ refor Guernsey. Jer-
or Durham
Most test 3 5 or
I. tier: prefer 4',' or belter test
Photo- write or call at Cloverhlll
I ’u Mi.
I leer Island
Ore. Phone
17EI2.
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— THEN, AND N O W
CALIFORNIA)
M IS C E L L A N E O U S .
My work is high class and is sure to please
Dead Men Tell No Tales
15 bars W hite Bear Laundry Soap for
50c
Jack Dempsey
Better lay in a supply.
F IR S T A N D O N L Y A U ­
T H E N T IC
P IC T U R E S
OF TH E W O R L D S
C H A M P IO N IN T R A I N ­
IN G .
SEE H IM P R E ­
P A R IN G F O R
TH E
G R E A T E S T R IN G B A T ­
TLE
OF TH E
CEN-
1 U R Y .
Preferred Stock Tomato Soup, per can. .10c
L IB E R T Y T H E A T R E
T U E S D ’ Y -W E D ’SD ’ Y,
J U N E 21-22.
W e will have a nice supply of Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables.
Columbia River Meet Co.
hi. U rli ti», « r e .
. H utherford Building
TH F. Q U A L I T Y S T O R E ’
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