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T h e ab s en tee s from t h e Y'eruoiilu
high school have been many during
t h e past month.
Mr. and Mrs H erbert Condit and
Mr. and Mrs. S V. Maluisten speul
spent T h a n k s g iv in g in Cortland.
Misa U e rtru d e Weed who Is teach
mg In the R o se City Dark school iu
Co rtla n d spent
the
T h an ksgivin g
vacation with her parents, Mr uiul
Mrs J u d s o n Weed o f Yornonlu
J 11. I lu lle t, of the B a n k s H er­
ald. made a call on the Y’ernoulu
high school, T hu rsday.
A Cory now has his Economy store
nearly com pleted and is preparing
lor a lug holiday sale s tartin g on
Decem ber 8th
A party wue given at t h e home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J o h n , Friday
night. November 25.
A good crowd
attended and a most deligh tfu l tunc
was reported hv all
J II Hulett of the B a n k s H e r­
ald gave an Interesting tulk before
' t h e Y'ertiouiu high scho o l student
body, Frid ay. D ecem ber 2.
SCAPPOOSE
, re d at d [Kissed: W h e re a s , sin ce last
met U -.»ill has I eu in our grange
i n n i - . .nut tak e n a beloved Sister,
G rand m a B in g h a m is now '»ak in
a mitt«'«. C t se, a m e m b e r of Beav
her home with her daughter,
. r \ a l l e j ( ¡ r a n g e and a B ro t h e r, l". 1
Ch arles Sandstront.
t a z e n ot Y ink ton lì range.
There­
Mrs M artha Jo h n s o n ami child in aths. Columbi;
County
I’oinonu
ren o f P ortlan d, spent last T l.u rs tC ngo lias lot-' a sister and b ro ther
Oa' a ith Nels Anderson
w a «se p! res w ill he Hard to fill. He
Miss Ruby Tipton e n t e rt a in e d 01 it iur lier resolved, t i n t o ur chat­
Tuesday evenin g tor her sister. Mo- te r he draped in mourning for a per
H. E. Cchoen of l-oa Angeles, t at
imi of i\:y days and a copy of t h i .
who is h e r guest.
resolu tio n be -ent to the bereaved
Mr. W ilso n was in tue r>t> i m •- lam lies
* e ivi .1 i i .*t the cou nt)
day on business
. . .
I «»or* and «.< to the O rang e Bulle
T h e C. E. gav e a b anqu et hi* lit:
S irn e d . J e n n i e Lovelace. Kat
T h u rs d ay evening. T h o s e who w en A berry. May Briggs
brave enough to v e n tu r e out wen-
well repaid and th e c o m m it t e e wu-
VEKNONIA
to than k those who c a m e th ro n e
D E E R ISLAND
the storm, for their support. An,.it’ | Don't farg et the “ P oo r Married
I I S 00 w ns realized.
Man,” at th e Rose th e a tre . Decem ber
D
E
E
R
ISLA N D. Or , Dec 8 tSpe
A cho ru s of tw enty -liv e von - - met ; 16th, at eight o'clock.
Everybody d a l to T h e M isti.
Mrs Mary B u r n ,
at the home of R-
Nlbloek, l it j out.
is visiting witli Iter daughter, Mis
day evenin g to select and prao i
T h e Y. P. A business meeting Roy Miller
t hrtstm as carols. About forty von .
w hich was to be held at the home of
Mrs Rewey was a P ortland visitor
a re desired and the re h e a r s a l will b. .Ylrs S Y Maltusicn, Frid ay evening. Saturd ay.
at th e ch u r ch F r id ay at 7 : 3 0 sharp. D ecem b er 2. w s postponed until on
Mr ;i n j Mrs. ( h a s
G rattan of
Mrs G e tc h e ll is spending the wesk Mouda)
veiling, D ecem bers heeausp P ortland a r e v isitors at the J a m e s
in P ortlan d visiting friend s and San
of t! • l-as l e t ball »mines
between l o x home
ta Claus.
_
■ ; • l,.:nie and
Y’e rnon ia .
Frid ay
Miss Maude Coluti! is now muking
Com munity
church:
ban b a t . night and W estp ort. S atu rd ay night.
tier home here with Mr and Mrs
school at 10 a. m., C. E. at 6 : * 5 . p
Two tru ck lo a d s o f I ’ tah Con­ F. A. Colimi
S h e will caro for baliv
m . evenin g service a t
. :4n. m i
structio n men were released a few B la n c h e d uring Mrs. Arms! l ong's ab
Coffyn will have c h a rg e o f the s. r J.iy s agi
YY'ork is getting nearly st,ur8
vice and on Sunday. Decem ber 1." « ompb-ted so that some of the men
Mrs F r a n k Daly and Mis Leng
Uev. A. J . Su lle n s will occupy the m il be released.
a c h e r motored to P ortlan d Tuesday
pulpit in th e morning.
T h e com
Lillian Lesi r has wllhdr
Ylrs Albert Adams and Mrs Jus
munion will also be observed^ 1 h school.
S h e will help her m o th er (*0 x motored to P ortlan d Saturd ay
annual m e e ting will bo held S atu
:-t the Dew-drop Inn
B a k e r and Loyd a r e now occupy
dav, D ecem ber 10 at 7 : 3 0 p. m.
A m asq u e rad e dance was given at ing their new building
Lucile Dobbins. d au g h te r oi Dr the Y’erno n ia hall. November 24th.
J o h n B eaver was a St Helena vis­
YV. Dobbins was operated on for up E verybody reported a good time.
itor Saturd ay.
pendicitis aud is now ab le to be a.
T h re e c a rlo a d s of pupils front the
Chas M errill was a P ortland vlsl-
home.
S he and her b ro t h e r Davt1 Y e m e n i s high school v.lll attend the t,ir Monday
a rc m ak in g tltei" home with tliei. b a ske tb all ga m e s between Clataka-
Mr and Mrs. Perry S m ith and
aun t. Mrs M cL au chlau at Hillsbor •
tee High and Y’ err.onia High on Fri- fam ily of Newberg, Oregon, visited
and atte n d in g school there.
•la.-' evening and YVest port High and a , th e F r a n k Duly home during tin
Monday evenin g
C h arles
Sami Vernonia High S atu rd ay evening Ev- w eek.
strom and Dick
M cConaghy
wer
- r y o n e expt'-ts to have a good time
Mrs p k Clapperton and Mrs
walking alo ng the highway driving
T h e Her and S< --m a n c a r a g e and YVatson were P ortlan d v isitors Tu<*s-
a te; m of horses when a c ar ap M ack sn .ith shop is com pleted now ,iay.
proached from the r e a r and strut-:* ind ready fo r business
Mr and Mrs N V. Murphy ant!
Dick, throw ing him in t h e ditch. Th
A play
Dr
tire All.
and also fam ily returned to their home here
driver stopped and o ffe re d any help a basket s o dal will he riv en at the YY’ednesday a f t e r a m o n th's ab sence
he could do and reg retted tiie a c c i ­ Kist - ool house F r id a y evening, occasioned' by the illness of theli
dent.
He did not see the team ami Decem ber 9
d aug hter, E ileen who Is now irnprov
the men failed to see th e car
11.
M i s - P ea r l R o g e r s has resigned ing in health,
driver o f th e c ar and th e numb,
her po- tion as t e ach e r o f the sev-
Mr and Mrs YY'illiam C lark were
is unknown.
Dick was shake n u, enth ; ! e ig h th g r id e s of the Y'ern- pleasantly surprised S a tu rd a y eve-
and bru ised but o th e rw ise was no'
i -boo! and M s- M arie Bowman ning by a party of friends who prê­
in ju re d
t s keen secured to t a k e her place, senteil them with a beautiful silver
Mr. B o le s who has been vis'ting
n. Da e try out were held at the fruit basket in honor of t h e ir silver
his sister. Mrs. Wm. Cam pbell, lo:t
gh school on YY’ednesday, Novem- w e ld in g anniv ersary,
t e r C alifo r n ia Tuesday.
er 2 '
T h i r t e e n students tried out
n. j McConnell Is visitin g at the
T h e school me. ting w ill be h e l l for a p'ai • on th e team
L es ta Weed nell.
S atu rd ay, Decem ber 10 fo r the pur
■ nd Ru th Heverling were selected
P atric ia and Bernard Clapperton
pose of adoptin g or r e je c t in g the
• r the team with Hilda T u c k e r and were
P ortlan d
visitors S aturd ay
1 udget.
«
L u cy S' nton as sub stitutes.
Miss P a tric ia went up t o rake her
C h ristm a s trees a re bein g shippe 1
The Pow ell hotel is alm o s t com- usual music lessons at St Marys,
in car load lots to F s i c o from Scap- pleted and the P rin g le hotel Is being
Rev. Everett will preach In the
pouse.
shingled
school house S und ay morning. De-
At th© t im e o f the stock show our
YY K E v e rs a n t o f St Helens was «-ember 11. at 11 a m
E very o ne is
bank o ffered $ 1 7 . 5 0 in prizes to the a Y - i n o n i a
v sito r
last
M o n d a y ,.c o rd ia lly invited to attend the s**r
pupils of t h e high school for the be-- T ue sd ay and YY’ ednesdav.
vires.
essay on th e exposition T h e r e was
to be a $5 prize, a $ 2 .5 0 prize ami
ten $ 1 .0 0 prizes.
T h e essays were
handed in and prizes award ed on
Tuesday.
L a u r a U lh m an captured
the five d o lla r prize. J o h n Jepsot.
and D elbert Snyder tied fo r secom
and th e $ 1 . 0 0 prizes were awarded
to Jo se p h B e n n e tt, Irvin g E ric k -o n
Eva T a r h e l l Helen L a m a r , Gohli
('.rewell. B e r t h a Soder. A rth u r Olsen
M arg u e rite Sm ith, and H erb ert A ck ­
ley.
T h e volley bal team jo urneyed to
St. Helens Monday night for a game
and were d efeated, St. Helens t a k ­
ing t h r e e gam es o ut of five. Ther
These are everyday prices Yvith us. Did you ever com­
will be a return gam e in the gymna-
pare our prices with our competitor’s? In mak­
ium next week and we will expo*-
o u r team to play ball as they cer
ing a comparison of a bill of goods amounting to $3.00
t ain ly played a m iserab le gam e Mor
c i t rices »n the same articles was 68 cents less. This
day.
T h i s gam e was followed by a
is ‘he extra charge for calls at your door for orders,
b a s k e t b a ll g. me between the Scap-
/.n account with us means dollars in your pocket. We
poo-e boys and St. Helens town team
and while th e score was 4 7 to 7 in
have no old stock to move out—all new goods and
favor of St Helens our boys put up
new prices.
an exce lle nt game.
N e ith e r team
had practiced to g e th e r but St. Helens
had som e cla ssy players who are all
GRO CERY D EPA RTM EN T
around a t h l e t e s and players college
Carnation
Milk, per case ............... $5.50
trained with records behind them
Carnation Milk, 2 c a n s .......................... 25c
T h e gam e was m ore inte re sting than
Borden’s Milk, 2 cans .......................... 25c
the score indicates
Meats and Groceries $
at R ig h t P rice s
W ARREN
T h e a v e ra g e a tte n d a n c e of the
school for the four weeks ending
Decem ber 2 was 9 5.6 per cent. Six
ty-seven pupils were n e ith e r absent ♦
n r tard y during th e month.
T h e a t h l e t ic society o f the school ♦
♦
purchased a new football and ha
k e tb all this week. T h e good w e a th ­ ♦
er Is giving opportunity for daily
practice.
V isitors f o r th e week were Mr
Harold Carlson, Rev. Shipp, pas’ oi
o f th e L u th e ra n c h u r c h and his wifi
A rran g e m e n ts have been made for ♦
seen ring a piano for tho low© ♦
B o th floors will then hav
grades.
♦
a piano.
♦
A L L arson has re turned
a trip to Lakovlew «rhero ho a cenili
♦
pani*«! hi* d aug hter -, Ylyrtlo ( Mr*
♦
Ho saw son«* storn
Harvey, i
♦
say*.
Many of Kd Hays f rie n d s ««er© a ♦
♦
loss to account for his su«ldon chan.-
of resid ence d uring th<- storm.
H
♦
home moved without his consent t.« ♦
the Island hut YY. D. Green brought
♦
It berk
E d ’s post o f f ic e ndflre
v.cs not changed only fo r a coup! ■ ♦
o f days.
»
YV'arren has a m instrel show | lay ♦
i r g a five-nig ht -tand at E r i c k s o n '-
hall for tho week
T h e E v e n g e lic al church b a z a a r and
s ale was a financial sucre«.« hevonrl
expectation s
Over $ 1 0 0 00 whs re
allzed and t h e money will he use«)
fo r d eco rating, painting and fixing
♦
the church.
T h e L u t h e ra n and Swedish B a p ­
t i s t s will each hold a b a z a a r and
s ale In th e n e a r fu tu re
Good | ro ♦
pram s and e n t e r t a i n m e n t s will h<
♦
given at each .
A potiple o f c a rlo a d * o f C h r is t ­ ♦
m as trees a re bein g shipped by P an'
(7. Adams and M arrace A* Cuzzolii
♦
T h e y will be consign ed to Onllforn
♦
point*.
♦
Miss Nina S an d -t om entertain« 1
a n u m b e r o f h e r friend s at a cofft-'* ♦
party one «)* *• la ,« week
T h « fo llow ing re so lu tio n o f tt
Condolence C o m m ittee was receive«!.
X
%
♦
:
:
x
C W. Soap. 4 f o r ..................................... 25c
R. W. Soap, 5 f o r ...................................25c
Wheat Hearts, p ack ag e........................ 30c
Olympia Rolled Oats, p ack ag e............30c
Olympia Pancake Flour, package
30c
Citrus, nackage .......................................30c
S on aid Raisins. 15 oz. package
. ,25c
On'-Half Pound Can Cocoa ........... 15c
12 Pound Can Army B a c o n ..............$2.50
Kdl
Corn Flakes, 2 packages for 25c
G-jak^r Porn Flakes, package
. 10c
I >t Toasties, package .........................14c
N >e Such Mince M e a t........................ 20c
1 ill Cream Cheese .................................35c
> ¡nd- Liberty Blend Coffee .. $1.00
Good Bulk Coffee, lb............................. 25c
T h e Sunday school 1» busy prepar­
i l e a Christm as program to bo given
at the school house Ch ristm as moru-
iiig
Mrs. Frank Mc Donal d is drill
mg i lie child leu with the assistance
of M rs Philip Skunk
Mrs. J a c k Appel sou of Poi Hand
was a visitor at the English home
Monda) and I'ueadu)
Mr. and Mi>- J F. l.o>d were on
Portla nd this week
Mrs. Randolph Anderson
is
!»
P ortlan d lo r a lew weeks
Mrs Adam Sharp was a Portland
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs J
F. Wheclock was a St
Holt-us visitor Tuesday.
DOWNING
DOWNING. O r , Dec ,v (Special
to The Mist I
S M Boats and
Alplia motored to * latsk.mie ou Sal
urduy and called ou Dr YY oods
Mr and Mrs. Cui Atchesou and
child ren of St Helens spent Sunday
a i ilio Dowling home.
Mi aud Mrs Al Giger aud Mr aud
Mrs Hall of Deleva wore Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs.
B u rt Wolfe.
Jim P atly who has been III at tho
Stunley home returned u> the Kerry
lino during the week
Miss Hazel Edm onds was u caller
at the Severn h o m e on Friday
Miss S te lla llo lh o u se r was a May-
ger visitor Sunday
S M Boats made a business trip
to Goble Wednesdo)
Gus Carlson was a visitor at the
home of Mr and Ylrs Chus Carlson
during the week
YANKTON
YANKTON. D r . D«-r 8
(Spi'tlul
to l b « Mist».
Mr M.irkkuueu Inis
shipped a n o th e r Je rs ey
calf, this
one going to L ake Bay. \Y .«sii
Mr and Mrs T Bo>«1 wer«* P o r t ­
land visitors the first part of tin*
week
Fred B a rg e r l a m e homo YYednes
«lay from P ortland where he ha«l
been for a couple of weeks.
L F B urger is 1 in ployed by a t«-l
ephone ciunpany in Portland
Mr
B a rg e r is an old bund at tin* tele
phone work
Albert Faxon started Monday f«»r
C alifornia where he will e n te r school
fa «•!# I’roi
K S Faxon w ho Is w«*ll known here
Than Brown slilpp«*«l two
fine
Chester YVhlte hogs la s t - w e e k to a
party living near Philom ath
Mr and Mrs IKdibatigh anil Dr
R E Leigh of .St Helens were In
Yankton Tuesday
T h e man who won't go to n r l r r u i
m.-.y lw good, hut few p«*ople envy
hint.
LIBERTY
THEATRE
Christmas
Here
JU S T TO REMIND YOU OK SOME ‘ HINGS
W E HAVE WHICH M IGHT IN T E R E ST YOU
DKt E M I I K K
10
“Beach of
Dreams”
(W ith
an
Mitici l( ( r Ylll.l : h
I III I . D’M IBM K l l t M
i l l l l l> '< • H M B s
IM >1.1, « Yltl-n
YIIHSllM' I KK Ivl l t S
( P I I r IBM K l B.S
I l Mi t NT4M1IM
SMOKING STANDS
H O Y 'S W A G O N S
HOA ' S ( ( I t *
hi
* ouns
COME IN AND M AKE YOUR SELECTION
EARLY W H IL E T H E STO CK IS COMPLETE
K. A. M OHS
Masonic Building
St. Helens, Oregon
Savings Builds Character
Character among other things, is indicated by
ability to save. Thrift, the saving sense, points to
good reasoning; thought for the future; to success.
A Savings Account with the First National tnay
be opened with an initial deposit of one dollar.
NOW IS T H E T IM E
Not tomorrow or next week—but NOW—is the
time to become a bank depositor. Particularly if you
are young and ambitious. All honor to the middle-
aged folks who recently opened savings accounts. But
you can accomplish so much more, and seize so many
more opportunities if you begin in young manhood or
womanhood.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
111
Saturday Only
Soon He
Will
H< A BIN M >Hk
S I N C L A I R WII.HON, P realtime
DAVI D M' KI NNON W I LS O N , Vica-l raaKIsul
E D W A R D E W I S T , Ta* tiler
Cn|«llitl a n i l Sur|ilu-« tJ U .l K M )
( ««i f •-■ I S t a t u a
Bu ix M llo rf
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
K n u r IV r 1 m l
ln u -f« --t on T liu «
U r| n a lli.
Y ll-S ta r C a s t )
T tie Ib rillin g ta le o f a w o m an Koh-
ins«in ( rils«N* iii s t r a n g e a « l\ e n tiiri*s
t h a t ab sorl» an il f a s c i n a t e .
G i -o n l e i
( a - r i l s t h a n tl«»s«. o f it««, s e a «ire ni«*i
a m i c« inf««« r«'«l in a s w i f t l y m o v i n g
t a l e o f |«alh««s a n i l |Hiw«*r.
Your I’ropnrty should be liisuri*il a x aln s t Fire
H«*t'er
he snf>. than sorry
We r«*i>n ««'lit several of the ll«*t of tu«
Old Lln«‘ Compatii«)*
Se«* us for Insuru nru
r r n l e n your
Home and I ’ rop* rty hku I i i M u Fin* lutes
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
S a n t a C la u s
S ays:
“MAKE THE WIFE HAPPY
AND THE HOME
COMFORTABLE.”
\ ou can do this by installing a furnace. You will get
satisfaction and comfort from it. The house will be
warm and cheerful during the dreary winter months.
MEAT D EPA RTM EN T
No. 50 Pure L a r d .................................$7.50
No. 10 Pure Lard ............................ $1.65
No. 5 Pure Lard .................................. 85c
Bulk Pure Lard, per pound ................ 18c
Bulk Shortening, per pound ................ 17c
t Cottage Hams, per p o u n d ....................30c
Picnic Hams, per pound........................ 22c
Bacon Backs, sugar cured, pound
30c
Ur.i ;ue Bac jn, per pound
40c and 50c
Unique Hams, per bound ................. 35c
Hamburger, per pound ..................... 18c
Pork Sausage, per Dound................... 20c
Sirloin Steak, per pound ...................... 25c
Pot Roast, per pound.............18c and 20c
Veal Steak ("shoulder) per pound . . 22c
Welcome Universal Furnace
Is one of the best pipeless furnaces made. There are many installed in the homes
of St. Helens and each one giving the satisfaction demanded of the UNIVERSAL.
Installed in Your Home-Only $185.00
1 his furnace, in the above size, is suitable for a 5- to7-room house and will g>ve
ampk heat. We also have on hand the American Radiator Company's "AKCO-
LA furnace. One of these furnaces is installed in the new S. P. & S. depot.
We have just installed a large new refrigerating
machine to enable us to better our service.
NO, 3 C O M PL ET ELY
IN STA LLED AND REA D Y FOR USE
$2Q4_8J
NO 5 C O M PL ET ELY
IN STA LLED AND READY FOR USE
$327.0()
We can aud will give you prompt and satisfactory service
i'OLÜMBIA RIVER MEAT
X ' r ""™ COMPANY
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PH O N E
80
R . CONSTANTIN
Plumbing* E*P*rt
PLUMBING GOODS AND BATH ROOM SU PPLIES