T H E ST. H E L E N S MIST, FRI DAY . J U L Y 22 .
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lamtuette Kalis. J N Bennett of Portland spent Sunday at his pat
Klamath Kails, and It. H Bennett ents' home
George Beuver, Jiln Bacon. Cnrl
of Eureka. Calif
This is the first
time they have all been together in K> lander und Chas Johnson wer
among the Jurymen from Warren
85 years.
SC A PPO O SE
There will he a special election last week
I G Wlkstrom is again seen on August 13th, in our city for the ac­
Mr and Mrs J E Nordlund of
our city streets
ceptance or rejection by the voters Kerry have moved into (heir newl>
Hosteller and I'oris were on a of the town of Seuppoose of the acquired ranch
Mrs. Nordlund I
fishing trip to Chiiskante.
charter which among other provi spending a few days In Portland
Mr Bullock of VUska is spending -ions carries a section providing for while J E. Is making some repairs
some time with his mother here
issuing ’of bonds not to exceed tin >ai the house
J T Bennett is now employed amount of $30,000, the proceeds of
The W O. \V hfcid a "big" time
building a house for Joe Kberly
Stute Organ
which shall he used for the construc­ on Saturday evening
Vollej hall was resumed in the tion of a new water system for the izer Tate wus the guest of honor
school gymnasium Tuesday evening town. It is of vital interest of each A good attendance greeted the vi-
Mr and Mrs Smelts of Willims- and every inhabitant of the town, lltor
The Woodmen have a strong
port. I’a.. are guests at the Paige whether property owners or not All |organization here
cottage
that is required Is SO days' residence i More hay is being baled in War
Mrs ( spies leaving Saturday for in the town to vote at this election. i ten district than »or many yem
a trip to California with her friend Remember. Scappoose people. It is 1-arson und sons are busy all the
Mr*. King
our health first, our education next time and using their new engine for
Bill Lindsrtom is having a new and then our business
Without power The machine lias a reglsti-t
gasoline tank and pump installed at health or education business would ed engine of 40 h p and a pulling
power of 40 h p.
his garage.
ha very dull.
Charles Hartman has rented and
(> A Erickson and A. 1-, Morn-
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taken p session of one of the A d -;
represented the telephone users at
W ARREN
the Public Service telephone hearing
amt cottages.
The Kloyd Grew ell family is home I W C Cooper is finishing the Hill on Monday
They oresented uffi
after spending eight weeks camping! yer residence
davits to tliut body and made an ur
on the Brill place.
Carl Lund. who is in business in gument for reduction of rates and
The Gotn family gave us-a hearty I
wave as they passed through en-
rout > from California.
The Handler family of Kerry have
Thousands will go
been guests of Mr and Mrs. \V
Campbell tho past week
Mr. and Mrs Charles Van Cleve.
had their parents. Mr and Mrs. j
Paisley for week end guests.
Mrs. McClure and Eleanor of
Kidgfleld, Washington are spending
this week with Mrs. Gerlach.
Burl Smith motored to Vancouver.
Washington Sunday, to spend the
this summer because of the
day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bush­
man.
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Mrs. Paige had her tonsils remov­
ed last week and has been confined
to her bed since returning from the
hospital
Mrs Henshaw of Seaside visited
her sister. Mrs Knighton. Saturday
and Sunday. They all joined in a
family reunion at Portland.
Mr Shatto sold his dairy to Mi
Hargerader. owner of the ranch (re­
cently purchased from Burghdorfer)
Mr. Shatto has now moved on to his
own place
offered by the hig cross-continent railroad
Mr and Mrs Rothmeyer are on
their way home to St. Paul. Enroute
through Yellowstone Park.
They
will he sightseeing and camping for
several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Devereaux from Sea­
Serving the transportation needs of the
side are again with us
Mr Dever-
paux is reorganizing the telephone.
Great Pacific Northwest
They are making their home with
Mrs. Van Cleve.
and giving through service via the popular direct routes to Suit
I<ester Duncan took Mr. White and
Lake City. Denver. Omaha. Kansas City. St. Paul. Minneapolis
Fern and Hilda Duncan to Th" -
and Chicago on these two strictly first class trains.
Dalles to see Mrs. White, who is.
still in the hospital as the result of'
an automobile accident several weeks
ag<i.
If you wish to spend an evening
of pleasure, come to the lawn social
at Mr. Grewell’s Friday evening.
A pleasing program has been arrang­
Until and including August 15th
ed and there will he attractive re
Return limit SO days, hut not later than October 31st
freshments for sale.
Community church: Sunday school
Chicago $106.80 Memphis $111.60 pueblo
$ 77.40
10 a. m . morning worship 11 o'­
Denver
77.40
Minn’polis
87.60
St.
Paul
87.60
clock C. E
p. m.. evening service |
8 o'clock. Mr. Cooper who has been
Kans’s City 87.60 Omaha
87.60 ¿t. Louis 101.40
supplying the past few weeks will
8% War Tax to Be Added.
occupy the pulpit.
Proportionate reductions to many points East. Stop-overs at
Helen Watts sang a solo in the
pleasure. Side trips may tie arranged for Yellowstone.
Congregational chuiw-h at St. Helens
Zion and Rocky Mountain National Parks
at the union service Sunday morning,
after which Mrs Watts. Mr. and
Eor complete details as to routing, train schedules, stile trips,
Mrs Price and Helen were dinner
sleeping car rates and reservations, and other travel information
guests of Mrs Is'olster.
desired, address
Wist brothers have formed a part­
nership with Kaymey and purchased
a truck to deliver milk to retail
trade in Portland.
They secured
DISTRICT FREIGHT X PASSENGER \GE\T, ASTORIA. ORE.
a contract for serving St. Nicholas
cafeteria with milk, cream and farm
Win. Mi'Munny, General Passenger Agent— Portland, Oregon
produce.
Tuesday evening while the coun­
cil was In ses-ien. Mr. Novak report­
ed strange and unbecoming actions
of two men on his premises. They
were shown the paved road to St.
Helens by Weigle and probably by
this time know who and where thev
are
Th s
1
have best.
enjoying a reunion.
,t T. Bennett
of Scappo'ise. E M Bennett of Wil-
Correspondence
Back East
Low
Round Trip
Fares
uci-ordtng lo thelr rrports thclr peti
tlon wlll ho granted The> were ac
cotupanled by Mi» Morris. P
H
1 -inni and G ii ho Josophson w ho look
in ilio sighia ut thè Capital City The
trip wus Iliade by automobile
A meeting Of thoso Intereated III
telepiloti e and t Itosi- w ho deaire "no
,s uelieduied for 'he tifar Intuì e
Silice t lie new rate went itilo offerì
: ìk phoiics bave been tuken «ut
louvltig nuli 24 in sci-vice in thè on
lire districi
l’hi- N.' - Ime havliig
only ime subscrlbei nou is min
pareti wtth ten a short lime ago
l.ou l'uzey expeets to di-inali t le
Ihe old Bacon house mi'- <‘l thè
incisi proililneiit latidniarks of War
ren. and remove il io hi» rullili
snmetluie
You’ll Re A Regular Customer
by ordering regularly after you have once tried our
bread. You will at once realize the absurdity 0f
sweating over a hot fire, when you can get such li^t
toothsome bread as ours, and at less expense than
you could bake it at' home.
S A T U R D A Y S P K C IA L S
Fresh Cookies 2 do/. 35c. Fresh Doughnuts ?. <|()/ ^
Try Our
White Clover Ice Cream
l.l M i l l s
KINDS Ol
Mason’s
S E R V E D W i l l i E X T R A GOOD 401 E l l
,
PXSI ' RV, P I E S t N D I l k EM
I I I E S I I i t\|i||.s
ST . IIHLHNS B A K E R Y
J E RAM SEY
Makes a H| nh dall) of
Brick Ice
Cream
Take One Home for Limili.
Keep Cool-
Save Labor
Orange Sherbert
"D o
a
uud -<dt drinks i>f all kinds
Tickets On Sale Daily
Electrically"
k " " l breezes fro m ,ui dec-
m e lau in yum h.-tne—ami
you w ill tioi know that i|lc
ila\ <*r mght is hut
An electric grill, ,i io,uter
oi percolali>r helps you to
prepare an a p p ■ t ■aing
meal at the tai-lc
||qw
much better than t.uidmg
e i ei a In it su>\ i-'
Union Pacific System
“ OREGON WASHINGTON LIMITED” AND "CONTINENTAL LIMITED"
it
DEPOT GARAGE
T H E DODGE A G E N C Y
W e are agents for this popu­
lar and well known car and
will be pleased to demon­
strate at any time.
CAR FOR H IR E — D A Y OR
N IG H T
Blacksmith Shop in Connec­
tion.
TIKES
Full l*in<* of
AMI
A tV K M O R lM
Welch & Co.
Phon«» tll\
Special Value* in
F.lcctrical I hmsi-hold Nee
Klectrlc T(»anl«r
HTVO
K«*Htov Tallii* Stov»*H
Hkl.T.T to
3 ll«»ut Ilolpolnt («rill
SI 1.7ô
6-<*up Klwrtrir
6-lh
lViv«>httor
llotpofnt Iren
K i.m
An electric fl.itit -*ii doe,
not heat the limi-ic, and
lightens labor -oi trt>ntug
day.
An eledrii motor
runs your sewing machine
without work or itt»».
Make this an electrical
summer. See <mr stock
ut labor saiiug 1 nmst*lnild
appliances.
St. Helens Hardware C o.
the
’W INCHESTER
store
\\>M St. IIHfi»**
G. W. ROBERTS
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Here’s w hy C A M E L S are
m e quality cigarette
I j Y
Jjq
Portland Marble Works
l-Ntal dished IKS."
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Nothing i too gi >d for Camels. And bear this
in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the
best cigarette it’s possible to buy. Nothing is done
simply for show.
N E U BROS.
MONUMENTS
2ii4 &. 2*>(1 4th St.. Opposite
City Hall
See
P O K T I.A V H , O K U .
us i r w rite fo r prices.
It will pay you.
Service That
...Serves...
V»t only Is ,'f*,' i « l ran*
ami skill in i‘\.<r>iiniriK fh«*
«*>••»*. gì inditi«* 111« I«‘I» m * h ,
l i f t i n g fill
ifldtspH, hilt ;ix
W‘ ‘ll I ailif iilaP ran* is
t«ik<‘ii that fh«* |{lassr<4
aff^r « r»««* mad«* remain
^ ou art» cordiali}
invif.-d f*» st«-|> In af a»i}
Min In flave >nur mniinf-
in^ straightened, le ri sen
tightened « r
i»
Itavi'
any n«*ressa ry adjust un ni
mafie, ulietlicr mafie li>
in** «»I* n«?.
Dr. Ruhndorf
$ .esigili Mpei ialist
84*4 Bri. n i» ly llltlg Maio .CZiMl
Morrlw.n »I Broadway
TURKISH (* TX)MLST1<
J ttLKND
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W e are pleased to announce a drop in the price
of O V E R L A N D Automobiles. The new prices
are as follows:
OVERLAND
OVERLAND
OVERLAND
OVERLAND
FOUR, 5-pasu. touring $853
R O A D STER .............. $853
S E D A N ................. $1475
C O U P E ................. $1225
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. ake the Camel package for instance. I t ’s the
most perfect packing science can devise to pro­
tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper
—secure foil wrapping— revenue stamp to seal
the fold and make the package air-tight. But
there’ s nothing tlashy about it. Y o u ’ ll find no
extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows.
Such things do not improve the smoke any more
than premiums or coupons. And remember— you
must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality.
I f you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest
cigarette you can imagine— and one entirely free
from ■ cigaretty
aftertaste.
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These prices are the delivered prices at any
point in Columbia County.
You cannot get a better car than the O V E R ­
L A N D for the price. W e will he glad to dem­
onstrate this to you at any time.
I t ’s Camels lor you.
Deer Island Garage
L. ViRNGAfTHBIt, Pr«>prl*for
Kl.
Ilo
P b u s O ffiiv .
S.
I i n ' i.i -.1, lt|i|.sii».
I lazo ì fiorai, ry
NEW PRICES
ANNOUNCED
V T E C A U S E wo put thi utmost quality into this
■*—' one brand. Camels arc as good as it’ s pos-
s*ble for skill, money and lift long knowledge ot
fine tobaccos to mab: a cigarette.
Tiii-.il«y of every week.
Agents for Columbia County
Pliaaa i * m a
Ik w r Island. O r tg o a
S. lo 7 P. M
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J REYNOLDS T Q B A C r o COMPANY. Wlaat— S.Um. N. C.