PAG E T W O
denta who bave not been attendine llood Itiv«*r «e ie weeh end iiins
grange owtug lo dancing are betng thè X V Murphy bome
ìelnstated and a large number of
Mrs Calvin wus honoi jtues
t ■
ne» l.v arrlved land owners are ap- surprlBe party given b> i ne l* I*
I plylng for admission
The meeting of Ilo* Deer Maini s e l l i s i
" lr" ‘
'on Suturilay evening. Oc t»ber 22. V deliilous lun.be,m oin-istmg •'
promises to be altended by a large sandwlcbes, calie eookles .ini
1
number.
leTeam »»s serve.! bv thè older glrb-
llev Hall of McMlnville and Kev. Hi.........
■lu.ol -l'eiit otie <>f ni.
Nllson of Helltnglniin. Washington musi ple.isnnt no,m lioiirs ol i 1 ' \ ‘*
i-'
being
in
a
tie
into
a
football
Held
Mr h c, Johnston motored to
SC A PP O O SE
i ;'lie labor is being furnislied by high conducted thè servire ut thè Swedisn Veronia Saturday over the Pittsburg
Haptlst cliurch on Sunduy evening
■
bool
boys
on
Saturday
and
after
Eleanor Ramey was home from 'i bool hours The improvement nei Part was in English and part Swell road and returned by way ef flat
skanie
rortlund over Sunday.
e-sitated the removal of a number of lah.
Mr N V. Murphy was a Portland
Mrs. G Carlson, who has been con
The Gerloeh family, accompanied nig tir trees.
business visitor Monday.
fined
to
her
room
for
the
last
week
by the Metcalfs, motored up the
Showers are being Installed In the
I.iiwroneo Gardner, who was unable
Highway Sunday.
dressing rooms, in both the boys' and is convalescing
to attend school on account of III
W
N
Roberts,
who
lias
a
serious
The Leonard home Is being re- ____
t.i'is basemen/V They will be ready
case ot blood-poisoning In Ins hand, ness, returned to school Monday.
shingled. Mr. Bennett is doing the U)r US<J by Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdmlnd Gllluer of
work
Huriug the tirst week of scliool the »as taken to St. Vincent's Hospital Portland spent Sunday at their old
Hr lb.it, t'c 1 I- spending a week o >euior class elected the following of- In Portland, lie Is reported much
home in Beer Island
V:is ra ch di-r 'sing of his apple |icers
president. Irving Erickson: improved.
Mr t’heslev Mackintosh Is helping
Porter Loomis, accompanied bv
crop, which is unusually nne this viee-president. Inez McKay; secretary
In the work of the Beer Island
year.
treasurer, Nina Itoscoe. They have Ed Hay, is spending a few weeks in
the Washington
woods.
Curtis garage.
Mr Kamey. who has heen^ ill witn aiso sem fl)P their cla ss pins.
jack Mertll has been unable to a’
bronchial cold resumed his work
Tuesday afternoon the Girl's Club Cooper is driving Hie truck during tend school this weqk on account of
Tuesday.
was entertained at rea by Miss Mar­ Poter's absence.
Illness.
K.i: , rt McQuinn has cone to join guerite Smith at her home on “ Sunny
Paul and M J„d Kurnev have re
some more of our food Scappoose Pro K Farm.-’ A business meeting
D E E R IS L A N D
|turned to school after a month s ah
Lumbe occupied the first part of the after-
P i pie at the Wikstrom
______ .
sence
Camp Bear Kiver, Mr ash.
noofb
Mrs. Booling, accompanied by her I The Beer Island primary room has
Church services — Sunday school
Volunteers from the grammar
10 a m : morning worship 11 a. m ; grades cleaned up the school grounds son Edward, and daughter. Miss two new scholars, I* ret! and Jam*
Chris: in Endeavor 6:4a p. m : eve­ this week.
Katherine Booling, who formerly was Cor
Mrs .1 II Richter huv>
ning - rvlce T : 46, Notice change of
__a teacher at Beer Island, visited at
Vr and
time. The Sunday school is prepar­
Hie <’. E. Clapperton hump during pureha-ed i small place near Van
W ARREN
the week.
icouver, Wash . and will move then*
ing a program for Rally Day. to he
Mrs Watson returned from Spo- soon
held Sunday. October 23.
Mr J P. McKay was taken seri­
Mr anil Mrs It ty»aveti- and bubv
The first meeting of the Grange Wane Iasi Saturday, after having
ously ill Monday night and was taken since the adjournment in April for visited her sister nearly two weeks. daughter returned from Portland last
They were tie ottipanleil by
to Portland Tuesday morning. He is summer was held ou Saturday eve
Mrs Baly and Mrs l.engaeher week
Mrs Heavens' mother. Mrs Worrill
ning and was attended by 20 mem- »ere Portland visitors Wednesday
reported improving.
Mr P Baly anil Mrs l.engaeher
The Par s family moved last week hers ready to enliven the sessions
Mr S B Schafer was a Port land
were Portland visitors Wednesday
*
to Kalama to join Mr. Davis fer the "f this winter. An interesting meet- visitor Monday,
Mr and Mrs. Horan* Nicholas, of
iug was held and tho decision ar-
Mr H. F. Stewart was In Port
winter.
Portland, spent Sunday with Mr am,
Mr. and Mrs. Paige are taking a rived at that none but farmers in- land on business Tuesday
two weeks' vacation. Their program -rested in the upbuilding of the- Mr. and Mrs G V Knight of Gobi* Mrs Knglisli
T c Mnklnster has bought one
will include visiting friends, hunting immunity and the organization were visitors here Sunday,
and some fishing, wo understand.
would bp admitted.
The proposi-
Mr M. V Bishop and sons Stan half interest In the Beer Island Gil
A little son is the addition at the ion of dancing as one of the social ley and Harold left Beer Island Tues- rage lie is an exper*.'tired lUta me
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marek teatures was unanimously voted day.
They expect to enter die eh.inlc and has us his partner L.
1 Lengacher
The neighbors and friends of do»n and out of courtesy and that chicken business at Hillsboro
Grandma Johnson took the Nets An­
good feeling may exist among all
Mrs. Annie Gill, who has been 111
derson home by storm Tuesday noon here will be no dancing in the fu- at the Adams home, is going to Y:i-
PR ESCO TT
when they walked In with well laden ture.
The object of the members kima for lier health
She will stay
baskets.
A jolly luncheon ensued
ill be to make the meetings such with her daughter. Mrs. Sophia Par­
Mrs. Robert <.i than). Jr . Mrs
and a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. is will be of interest to every per- nunt.
Phelps and Mrs I n v o l i spelit Friday
We wish her many happy years.
>n engaged in farming or Its bene
The Beer Island Logging Companv in Portland.
Mr. Trane went to Gresham to ts.
Every farmer in the Warren resumed operations Monday, and
A community “ wolner roast" wi*
bring home several head of fine cat­ nil Bachelor Flats districts v ill b% many of the old employees are again ! belli on thè bearli Weilnesday ere
tle Saturday
invited and arrangements are being in their accustomed places,
; nlng. Ih** orcaslon betng thè blrthday
Missess Elfa and Alsie Iamberson cade to have a speaker from outside
Miss Florence Adams spent Sat ar­ f.f Mr A. A Erlcson.
entertained with a diner Sundays rive a short discussion and advice; day and Sunday in Portland,
Mr and Mrs It Gould of Wlacon
Covers were laid- for twelve
on the different classes of farming
Mr C. E Clapperton was a husl sin »-ere guests ut thè Roht. Graham
Mr and Mrs. McQuinn. Mrs. Free­ s no» carn al on in this part of ness visitor in Portland Monday
Sr botile thè past week
man Gilbert McKay and Robert Mc­ the country and the proper met ho I • Mr. and Mrs Fink of San Fran-
Manv peoplo vlstted thè ‘ Beici»."
Kay attended the funeral of Wm. ,*f marketing the farmers' products cisco. Cal., were the guests of Mr' a lumber frelgliter. docked at Pres
Muskove. who was born and raised lie berry industry will be tlior- and Mrs. C. Naegell Monday an I coti over Sunduy
on the Island and had many friends • uirhlv exploited and : lie frui* wit! Tuesday
Mrs Itolo Graham. Mr imi Mrs
in this civinlty.
its market problems will be given
George Coldwell, who attends Co­ Gould, unii Mr ami Mrs Guy Bacon
The Gem Hotel, new headquarters proper consideration. Dairying stock lumbia University, spent the week wero St Helens visltors Frlduy
for the Telephone Co , is being re­ raising and general farming as well end with his parents at Beer Islam!
Superlntendent J B Wllkeraon
painted* inside and out
Also our as vegetable production «ill be taken
Mrs. F. <’. Stregal of Woo,llawn visite*! at thè Prescott School Thurs
pioneer store, the Watts & Price op by competent and expert men has been visiting the Seifert family I,*.,r
building, is being repainted inside from outside the district. The many for the past few days.
Boris Butler Is a new pupil en-
and out. Mr. Grewell is rushing the young people who formerly came to? Lloyd Merrlss entered St. Helen - n,n,,(| up, ,m)nth at school
work while the sun shine lasts.
Grange n etiugs have formed a so- high school Monday.
Report of Proscott school month
The Christian Endeavor held a oil clu
and
re tl
weekly
Hartwell Cooper la now living with i,.nq|, . ........... 7 Number enrolled.
soeial In the church Thursday. A , iinces. but now the farmer can have his grandparents, Mr and Mrs N A.
average daily attendance. 39 5.
-pelllne bee. contests and various his se’ i -monthly meeting anil ills- Andres«, and attending St. Helens 1 percentage of utendance. *8; num
thmes amused the young folks— eats i u s s ami hear discussed his plans for high school.
her of pupils neither absent or late
of course. Made a pleasant evening the proper production of all classes
Several cases of chicken pox have 14 ; number of visitors, fi
for :' (,s,j who attended
of crops and stock raising that this been reported In the neighborhood
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Ordinances are being prepared eition ¡.- susceptible of Many resi-1 Mr and Mrs. Lean Littlefield of
Mist Wan tuda a r e
ah- getters
which will carry an emergency clause
carrying in effect the recommenda­
—. "MORE AND BETTER FOR LESS"
tion made by the committee on I
streets and sidewalks. This ordin­
ance will probably carry at the next |
meeting.
Bids were handed in. submitted
and opend Monday October 10, on
the proposed dam of the city watet
works There were several favi ruble
bids but the council has not as ye:
let the contract, but are taking the
bids unded advisement.
Miss Ruby Lipton entertained
friends Friday evening in honor of
her mother and father, who were
visiting several days.
Jeappoose Review No. 52 W. B. A
at their last meeting adopted resolu­
tions of sympathy and respect by
rea- in of the death of Mrs. Hannah
W hy do more people buy their groceries at the Columbia River Meat Co. than any
Brown
The impressive service of
draping the charter was carried out.
other store in St. Helens-' Simply because the Columbia’s policy enables it to sell the
This Is the first death in the ladge
s .me groceries for a lower price and better groceries for the same price— all delivered at
for over 20 years.
On Saturday. October 1C, the W.
your
door without the annoyance of carrying.
B. A. will hold a sale of home bak­
ing. including pies, cakes, doughnuts,
It is to our interest to give you “ More and Better for Less," and it is likewise to
bre d, biscuit, etc.. In the lobby of
the bank, from 2 to 5 p m. A liberal
y ur interest to receive “ More and Better f„i*Less." By a strict adherence to this policy
patronage is solicited. Proceeds to
the Columbia River Meat Co. is building up a reputation for Quality and Price that
apply on the bower fund
Mrs Emma Van Cley« enter­
plants
in the minds of its patrons a confidence of absolute reliability in its statements.
tain ed with a dinner .Sunday in honor
of Mrs. Henry Watson and Mr. Ben
Van r leve, who celebrated birthday
anniversaries. The guests included
Mr. and Mr- Henry Watson, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Van Cleve and Fern
Mr and Mrs Joseph Watson and son
Reddy. Mr. and Mrs. R y Van Cleve
Mr. E A. Stock, Miss Strain and Mr.
Wf. Ternahan.
The community was surprised to
!c,rn of the sudden dea'h of Kranmu
R Bird, Thursday evening, at the
home of L. B. Allen. Mr. Bird was
bom in Cambria, Hillsdale county.
Michigan, November 24. 1 *50. He
moved to Wyona. Minn . when three
years of ace and came to Oregon In
July, 18888. He was married to Ar-
delia Allen October 1st. 1890, at I
C A N N E D GOODS
G R O C E R Y SP ECIA LS
H AM S
Kalama, Wash. Beside his wife he
leaves five “later? and four hrether“
Carnation Milk, per *
S. W . Beans, 17 lbs. $1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Bird have made their!
Sugar Cured, per lb.
32c
hoe
this violnsr? for over 25 j
can ............................ 12c
Com Meal, 9-lb sack. . 30c
years.
Funeral services were held1
at his late home. Saturday, at 2 p. m ,
Cottage, per II............. 27c
Standard Peas, per can 11c
Rev Hlgbee. of West St. Helens, offi-
Quaker Corn F'lakes,
clated. Many relatives from Hills-:
pkge.............................
9c
Beef or Chicken Broth
Picnic, per lb............... 20c
I iro. Forest Grove. Portland. Seattle,
and other points attended. Many old
3 c a n s ........................ 25c
Excelo Cake Flour,
todgi bor# attended to pay respect
Lard, bulk, 5 lbs.......... 75c
Interment at Scappoose.
pkge............................. 30c
Standard Corn, 2 cans 24c
The Evolution of Man
Babyhood— boyhood— then manhood— followed
by old age.
-
First, dependent upon others,— then indepen-
dent by virtue of ability to work and cam —then
as Id age creep: on. all too often is completed the
o ;i !c back to the dependence of childhood.
Profit by the examples of others. Out of their
knowledge of life conies the earnest admonition
“ You must save— save— save— if you are to be in-
dependent in your declining «lays.”
W E P AY 4 Per Cent on Savings
First National Bank
ST. HKI.KNH, tilth'.
M, tuber Federal Itsasrva System
Gilts
S II lu g s
<,1(111 HI. Preside ii I ■ II. A- <1111. B S . < adder
Mini
< 'lie , k in g
t i n in n U
l | t IIKTHKR you're fifty
TV> ()r twenty; whether
you’re a conservative or a
radical on style; whether you
like a tweed or a worsted—
you can always $*et it here
Home of Good Clothing
E. M. HELON
DRY GOODS
F U R N IS H IN G S
THE
WlNCHfST£R
Home
Needs
Now
Good housekepers are
using these days of early
fall to get things in
shape for winter.
FOR CASH ONLY
Scappoose Hivh School
FOOTBALL GAME
Beaverton vs. Scappoose
The student body has elected as
officers for the year: Inez McKay,
president: Lucy Smith, vice presi­
dent;
Laura Uhlman, secretary:
Janies Watts, treasurer, and Wendell
West, athletic manger Among other
important business a committee has
been appointed to make arrange­
ments for a high school Hallowe’en
party.
This year the nigh school has more
than doubled in size, the present en­
rollment being just an even sixty.
The roof of the school hoti“e and
gymnasium have b e e n treated to a
coat of water-proofing during the
.
A part of the spacious school yard (,
ST OR E
Every
SATURDAY and MONDAY
Come to us for all the
supplies to make house­
work lighter and the
home brighter.
Compare the Price
( B r i n g y o u r pail 1
CLO THING
Housewares
Specials for
Compare the Quality
S «f«.| ) Dep,.«|i |U ie«
P A IN T T H IS F A L L
A timely coat of good
outside
pamt
protects
from winter storms. Re-
fini ;hing the interior of
your rooms makes your
home more cheerful.
T O IL E T PAP ER , 6-oz„ 20 rolls.......................................................................................... $ 1.00
Mops, p a i l s , duster*
stepladders. b r o o m* ,
brushes and everything
else you need for a
cleaning.
Electric S e w i n g Ma­
chine to rent by day 01
week.
A big labor
saver for your fall se
ing.
COFFEE
F LO U R
Liberty Brand, 3 lbs.. 90o
( R e g u l a r 3 5 c C o ffe e .
ha heat.” )
’ It can’t
Crown, 49-lb. sack.
$2.05
ECONOM Y
FR U IT JARS
%
Pints, per dozen. . . . $1.00
C O L U M B IA RIVER M E AT CO.
Hi. Helen*, Or**,
R u th erford
B u ll,lin g
Phone HO
Housewares to make hajipier hom es
St. Helens Hardware C o.
P h one 97
th e
7
VINCfffSTfA
store
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