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T H E ST. H E L E N S MIST. F R I D A Y . JUNK PAGE TEN * * M IS T M I S T I N G S * * * * * * * * * * * Additional Miatintss and local stories on pase two and there’s good news on every pace. I., J. Van Orshoven was a business visitor in Portland Friday Mrs. Mary Muehovv of Portland is visitinc her daughter, Mrs. V . A. lira* Mrs Peter Serafine of I’ renholm visit ed iu St. Heh ns S. r >' * a lot o f Sassy Jane Cling ham and Organdie dresses Just in at Mi lady’s Shop Mr. and Mrs. A P Harnett and Mrs Victoria Perry motored to Rainier Sunday Mrs. Maty Myers si ent the week end in Portland .is the tuis: of Mr. and Mrs Wallace I a. ey Mr. and Mts I,. K Thompson of Portland " e r e » t s k end guests at the home of V. H. Thompson. Mr and Mrs. C L Beaver of Port land spent Sunday a~ the guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Beaver Mrs Mol lie Masten and Miss Ailey Church motored from S aside and spent several days with Mrs. Harold Beaver George, our boy reporter, " i l l start work for the .Mist next week Watch for his interviews with our local people Speeial home made candv. some as low as 20c per pound Ice cream and oft drinks at W hite’s Kandy Kitchen. St Helens. Mis Geniha Moran is home for the summer vacation. She has been attending St. Mary’s Academy at Beaverton for the past year After a month’s visit with friends and relatives in Spokane and other Washington cities Mrs. I. It Ruth erford returned to Si Helens Kridav last. Miss Zelia Constantin returned home Saturday from St. Mary’s Academy at Beaverton where she has been attending school for the past niue months. We are marking down all spring and summer goods. You will find some attractive bargains at Milady’s Shop All summer wear and milli nery is reduced Mr. and Mrs Oswald Doming re turned Suuday from a two weeks honeymoon trip. They are at home to their friends at the Doming resi dence on tho Strand. -Mr. and Mrs. J H. Wellington and Mr and Mrs. William Russell expect to leave next Thursday for Eugene to attend the annual convention of tho American Legion. We have on display some classy French Gingham dresses, and you will he agreeably surprised at the extremely low prices at which the} are marked. Milady’s Shop. 2S Dr. and Airs. S. H. Kussell plan to go to Portland July 1 to attend the fourteenth annual convention of the Oregon Chiropractic association. The association will hold a three-day ses sion. Mrs D. H. Richardson and Mrs Fred Powell returned last week from Los Angeles, where they have been for several months visiting their daughter and sister. Mrs. Thos. A Keefe. Rev. Frank James and sons Charles and Paul of Dallas. Ore . visited last Wednesday and Thurs day at the home of ('. 11 Thompson. The boys will stay s-verai week with their grandparents. b rank Wilkins came over from Westport, Washington, last Satur day, bought a Ford roadster and de parted for his Washington home Sunday morning. While here he was a guest at the home o f his son Harve Wilkins. John Southard, son o f Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Southard, returned to St. Helens Friday from Seattle v p r.. he has been attending the University o f Washington Next year John will receive his diploma. He has been taking a special course in (hen -try along with other subjects of ,l\. The degree team of St Helen- Lodge No. 117 I. O. O. F. will go to Rainier Saturday night to put on w a * work for their Rainier broth ers. Cars will leave St. Helens at 7 o'clock sharp. Saturday night some score of St. Helen- Oddfellow went over to Woodland to assist the Woodland lodge in degree work. E. H. Scott, local manager of the Pacific Telephons and T legruph company, is planning to build a mod ern bungalow on the lot he recently purchased from J. T Taber. Tin- property is situat' d at t o corner of Wyeth and Casei.au s'reets and was purchased from J T Taber, the sale being made through the Central Realty company, Mrs. H J. Ander or; was pleas antly surprised Monday evening at her home in D, e by the lnvas Ion of a party of fr <-n<l~ in nonor of tier birthday Refreshments were served and a delightful evening spent. The ho-o* . the reripl ent o f it beautiful clock and other useful presents. Those present were: ren, Mr. and Mri O. A. Willis Mr and Mrs J W McCnlly Mr L M r Ha Arch Duncan has resigned the no siti.>n hf i ■ for as driver "l »•hr; Port bus and hi. * ’ ■ the Fieldhn ■ devote Iti- entire" f tales department t confirlent tha’ iiefor-e f|..- - '»miner »»v»*r ho will have suppl pedone Ford oars. Dunca i 4 well kn»»” v tn hundreds of Columbia fountv pen pie and with his lati'** ar iualntanee- ahlp and rero/n /*-d ability a- salesinaii. lie la ure (o make a sue eeas in lilt, new venture Mr and M m William Davies wer- entertained by a nmiile i of their I frfend-i on Monday ■ ' -riI-.g prior to their leaving for •xtended trip J east and to fhleir prise party «as. Present were: Mrs H B I .a fh tie.!>»**?• latBare, Mr sinter, Mrs Mar Mhe Burrh Llllich, M K’tzene Hlak.- ley. Mr Fannie Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch, Mr. arid Mrs U her N. F. Baker. The ....... . g tertainingly spent and refreshments wer« served. Mrs. Cloe of Portland is thè guest tf lira ■ t Ball igli Il Adelbert of Sita Francisco is thè guest of A. M Holt Ibis " e e k Mr. and Mrs Edgar Nutbrotn ami Mrs D. Doneca spent W eduesday iu Portland. Mrs Anna Paulson and Miss Pauline Paulson of Portland were St Helens visitors. Thursday Mr and Mrs J C. Mayer o f Leb anon spent Friday as the guests of Mr and Mrs Edgar Nutbroin Mi.-s Harriet Ross entertained a number of her friends today with charming picnic party at Milton creelt. Mi ss es Annette and Lois Payne have returned front Pacific Univer sity ami are spending the summer in St Helens. W alden and Mason Dillard return I Wednesday evening from Eugene where they have been attending the Unit , rsity of Oregon The hoys ■ aveled from Eugene to Portland tn their canoe A number o f Rainier Rehekahs were guests last night of St. Helens Rebekah lodge No 117 After it business session and pome degree work there was a social session ami refreshments were served Thomas and Kulp have taken over former Baltimore restaurant w. a h « a s conducted in the Alorgus building on Strand street The rest aurant will open tomorrow, Satur d a y and meals will be served at all, hours The restaurant has been nam ed ’ ’The Ideal Restaurant.” On Friday. June tf>, Mrs Shlntaf- fer and grandson Frank Lee of Castle Rock. Washington. Mr and Mrs l.arsen and daughter Dorothy of Se at tl e. Dr Eva Jones and daughter Gertrude of Portland. Mrs Tishie p-rry, John Dorland and his children i'ora and Clay of W'ashinton county, visited at the Perry farm Mis Shiutafter is a sister of Mr Perry's and Mrs l.arsen and Dr. Jones are netee* W'hi!a working on the Plttsburg- St. Helens market road in the N't* halem country last Thursday, Ken neth Wilkerson was fatally hurt by a limb from a falling tree striking him. He lived until Saturday, passing away on the road to Clatskanie i here he " a s being taken to be sent to a Portland hospital Deceased a- a son of S A Wilkerson of Ver- nonia. The funeral services " e r e , held last Monday. ~h ' ■ Mi-S Grace Kleldhouse of Gresham t be guest ol Mrs J L Fleldhiiuse Mis A J I milling anil Mrs S It. Mil km were Portland visitors Weil llfliliuif. Mrs D Crandall of Seattle Is the g ueal of bei sister. '1rs Fumile I l o « t II Is » e e k Mrs c c Miller entertained u group of lier friends ut dinner F r i day evening Mrs .1 II Crokrlle returned from Prank Miles ami Bug..... Miles, old Mrs Alfred George and daughter lime residents of M Helens, » o r * Louise are vlsiting friends In Cor- I,ore Momlay and attended the conn vallls Ibis week. eil meeting to answer an) iiueslloi. Columbia l’osi. Amerieun 1 eglon. I relative to the tlilelaml purchase ave au onjoyable dance at thè city It Is said that a petition will 1" bali Salurtlay evenlng ¡presented t » the county court asking The slork called at thè houle of tha some Improvement hi- made on Mr ami Mrs A. E Wickert Momlay the eoillitv road between Willamette evenlng ami presouted tbeili unii a Street am! I lie railroad crossing near ihe Standard 11,1 company pi.00 baby girl Ibis street, road or trail, or »b a t Mr ami Mrs Philip Lee of l’or! It lias land ami Miss Dorotliy McKellar of ever it is is a county iii.nl Portland « e r e » e e k end guests of been iiegleeied for several years and Is now near Impassable Mr and Mrs Robert Falrley Miss lteth Perry is spemllng a poi Don of ber vacai ioti al thè leni botile of Mr ami Mrs Dale Perry. l'ale is a tire "a rd eu in thè Trenholui ill irici. Mr and Mrs F L Dethman and daughter Zoe Elizabeth of Berkeley California, are thè guests of Mr ami Mrs li K Hudson. Mr. ami Mrs Dethman carne to Oregon io attend thè golf tournament ut thè Waverly country club. th« ho ipital Thursday » Poro -be uu d o r » ont a serious operation improving unite rapidly A w t P ' A ' " 5- Slie is Miss Ella Unii a,, r . .Nummi si-buoi », M o m u ^ J Miss lira Hattau |B ^ Mr ami Mi- ||4t, *•* k a 11 le U“ »'r •------------ - t • “ in a ili Lyiiian rl*€ " ‘ "t Gov T ln ir Dienti ,,s ininiiis.?, *"| colli In Issloii lo adii in|„f , «] solillers' homiN unii Otlier 111**111 Itera of i|„, .110 I Ile ••oveiiHM ||„. Hny ■tate ami lite udjutaut «* . M A I Itlr* a# alni Arthur c Sp. , ,.r of Poi lluml. Imre 1... . y 1 1 $The Liberty Theatre [ F R I D A Y . J U N E 24TH W HY DON’T IHE KENTUCKY C010NEL" « « i * JOSEPH D0WE1NG YOU USE THE S A T U R D A Y . J U N K 25T H WANT ADS ? Tom Moore in “Hold ^ our Horses’* Misili r iLmh! ( jina\iin"— diligili fui I » tsh-inail, f ft^cl 11 «* i. lover ami ’ limn. iii I t inn \ rliaiatlt r ) o u ’ll never forget, ill m | »let lire t il.« ’ « IlMlCJ, tttlllt-tlY. W E E KEY ................................................... C O M E D Y S U N D A Y M O N D A Y . J U N E 26-27 “HEHOLD THE MAN” SI 1 : I I I II I I ’. \ll 1 U E S D A Y - W E D N E S D A Y . J U N E 28-29 “T he Kid” Says: ‘ IIHiitt hml like o ilie r kids a in ’ t had iMioiijeh h»r me. *1 *11» tout'll— mi itiii^h that tli«' n.|a I h ji C it when I 4«>111«* around. M> f o l k s d o n ' t lik e I lie Id ea , «.o 1 had It m a k e ' P e e k ' * IVad II h ) ' w I m ii (lit*) w e r e n ’ t I imi k In^ ‘Hell In. I 15 s l o R I s 15 STORES i ii toi!jailer ’n an) kid in till** town, an' I'll prove It In • I'M k ’S l l l l i 20th Century Stores ‘ lr\ in S ( th l li« l|M‘d m e in it— so > ' m i III i \ • • io > m o b 's p r e t t y I o i i k I i , too. T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 30 “The Marriage of William Ashe” F E A T U R I N G M A Y A I .E I S O N *^j Going to Buy Groceries Soon? , t S I ‘J ^ - IF SO, B E N D O V E R — W E ’V E S O M E T H I N G T O i E L L YOU. SATURDAY AND M ONDAY W E A R E G O I N G T O H A V E M A N Y B A R G A I N S IN O U R S T O R E S JUST B E C A U S E I T S O U R I N V E N T O R Y TIM E . T H A T W H I C H IS C A L L E D ’B A R G A I N '' B Y T H E 20TH C E N T U R Y IS B A R G A I N I N D E E D , B E C A U S E E V E R Y D A Y PRICE S L O O K L I K E B A R G A I N S AS C O M P A R E D W I T H T H E O R D I N A R Y S T O R E PRICES. LOOK Even the Warning of Her Husband tailed ti awaken laid) k i f t ) (o the danger of a too |M»|lto iniiinio) with Iii-. i lever |»olit!eal rival, for hei |»ii|ue at the slurs of arlstia rite) la-li* d Iter In 1. eaustii and stitillin^ revenue, 41 | % ■ rm Z* ■ V. T ^ A T T H E S E S A M P L E B A R G A IN S — READ THEM ALL: Fancy new pack Shrimp, Pure Fresh Cocoa, 2 lb. 25c can 21c, 4 cans Delicious 80c Pure Lard, lb..............15c Pineapple, best grade slic ed in No. 2 cans, 21c, . 80c 4 cans . Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 21c, 8 lbs 80c. Bring your jar. Small shopping bags 3c; Large .......................... 5c y t R O Y A L B A K I N G P O W D E R : L A R G E 12-OZ. C A N S B A R G A I N P R I C E ................................................. 38c C R IS C O , 1-LB C A N S 19c, V/2 LB. 27c, 3 LB. 55c, 6 LB. $1.05. 9 L B ................................................. $1.49 Otter or Red Ribbon Clams, tall cans 15c, flat 2 for 25c Preferred Stock Creamy Tomato Soup, 3 cans. 25c 10 bars Royal White soap 45c, 100 bars $4.25 Geo. Washington Coffee, standard c a n s ............. 38c Crown or 20th Century Flour, 49-lb. sack . $2.25 Kitchen Bouquet, Bargain price ............................29c 14 bars Proctor & Gamble White Soap 49c, 120 ____ ____ m m $4.00 bars 4-ounce cans Oysters, “ No Point” ........................ 15c J A New Arrival” House Dresses «»»d Apro r'5 OF CRISP, COLORFUL ♦ : GINGHAMS and PERCALES 3 bars Lava Soap . . . 25c v’ 1 ^ 1,1 1 charmed with these pretty house dresses and apron», with t h r i ft & U G A R Market continues weak— Frisco declines are immediately effective in our stores— Our sugar prices art always reliable. pinks an,l blue- and greens, their plaids and dainty stripes ami checks! We k n o w ye“1 L E M O N S — Large. Juicy P'ruit, 6 for 15c, dozen 30c because ttiey ate such good quality and such unusually c le v e r designs, weknowthf'’ Golden West Tea, half lh. package .................... 20c Plantation, good v a l u e , Bargain price. 2 lbs. 35c go Peaberry Coffee 28c pound 2 pounds .....................55c 10 pounds Fancy Jap Rice ........................... 50c 20th Century— Best of all, 3 lbs........................ $1.00 10 lbs. Fancy Blue Rose Rice ........................... 65c Saturday, Monday and be ju 1 .is .* , 1 . : e ! with them as we were when we unpac ked this new offering- ^ mighty last. So be on hand to get your choice early. T hree Big Mina Taylor Days •• Fanciest Spider Leg Tea on the market— Bargain price 48c, or 2 pounds....................................................... 95c O U R ST. H E L E N S S T O R E IS SO C O N V E N I E N T L Y L O C A T E D IN T IF W E L L I N G I O N B U IL D IN G . O N T H E S T R A N D . M«i(is A U S T I N ’ S