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S MIST T H E ST HEI ENS KRIDAV. MAKCH j ^ PAGE T W O the fifteen tili#I pleted gam The Hahn t"“ 1 usad . oliar«# writing. of Knight Banneret Mr and Mia C h a r l e s \ ant lea*-' nlalK for Eolnuar> and Kern visited relative# in I’ort land Sunday. . | FRESCO VT [tolly Adams 1 b able to he in school Mu •eh again lire phescott As Mr Ziesman waa relurnim . Ml í p e c al lo I from Scappoose Satur,la> the tun ■ ali Huy at » early season planting. Those w ho are which he » u s riding slipped and tell a full hou»' lai uri on the pavement Mr /.!• luim eon d e e r is l a n d Mil 10 raise vegetables for the market in dlnviiou n> Imva a are making their grounds road} and aiders himself fortuuui a complet p e e r ISLAND, Ore . March 2. preparing to plant a goodly acreage caped Injury. t Special to The Mist.» Fred Cox. i etu V1» tirsi, t Many acres of berries are being sel Lon Christianson » » the i Francis Dodson anil Tillie Watson Idled and a unified marketing program Itor in the couimunit' have returned to s hoot after more Ills pi will be carried out. Bay Bhutto has given up •mu re» than a week s allness. V eru er Hyland-r is again on dut) sition with the scuppoo». > •'» " vf l)ik 1* i » or» Mr ar.d Mrs. J Mat tin o f St. at Erickson a . Lund s after a severe company and is Uriti.ii»- Helens visaed at the Beaver home attack of the general epidemic. . Mr. Kuiumeyer and *’ u 1 Helens Erl Sunday. , , , P. P. Urewell is delivering grocer | business visitors at w munis Mr and Mrs Evans rnd family of tjt " II len s moved durir.e the week to ies while O. A. Erickson is attend gday held their The United Ar'.-.in the oid. Holiday place now owned by ing to business in California. A large crowd attended the social tegular meeting SiMt i • » ere Bert Adams »nLnb in of The community is feeling very re- dance given by the young people >it Several matters of inil-'i of the re Ihn the warehouse hall. Music was fur attended to. On " protful over i he departure of Mr. and day and I a it day nted member, Mrs. Phillip Shank who are moving J nisbed by Prof. Johnson o f Forth.nil. cent death of our helm hour was dis Visited to se '.tie : . - v week Mr. Shank has 'form erly o f Warren. The Social clut* Anna 1-atige. the socia M , Halst« been time keeper for the Deer U- also hail a dance on the same eve-1 penned w ith or high s bool, a hi Rain ling of the Ar laud Logging company for some time Inlng at Erickson s hall, which was j At u business me .1 In In wing resolution }!rs si;ai:k Is a charming young I well ettended A very enjoyable time tisan lodge, tin foil of condolence was p.i-e • ■ ! In woman and has many friends who was spent at both functions, < k UunC*l will miss her greatly. I s D s M b h » has completely re- death of Anna 1-atige Wolf Mr and Mrs. L. W. I.each and I covered from his long siege of ill- Assembly has losl one of u - members, one that in her dally 1» • daughters Kern and Ida were Kelso ness. visitors over the week end. A movement is on foot to reorga- radiated cheerfulness and good will, 1 Mr and Mr« Homer Stewart had nize the Dairymen's league or at fundamentals of fraternal..-m. the following callers at their home ; least that section of it that is cou- it therefore resolved, il : all ' ' Sundav- Mr i d Mrs. Cox. Mrs tiguous to Portland. The league has ing her goodness of chui a c . r Johnson Mrs Kutchum. Miss Cade a large amount of property in the ¡assembly's charter be draped lu rto and Mrs. Mi Intire j hands o f trustees and wish to put the | mourning for 30 »lays this resohi- j j lion spread on the minutes and a Tw o cars made their appearance plants in use. copy sent to the bereaved par*'. - in Deer Island this week. Elmer 01 I Mr and Mrs G Lange, t o g e t h e r V E R N O N IA sen bought a Chevrolet touring car | with the assembly , sincere -yin from Marion Rewey of Kerry and VERNONIA, Ore., March 1. A Haugernd. G C Rabin- ♦ Korrest Cox purchased an Auburn i Special to Th<‘ M ist.)— Hie funeral | pr.thy. —Confections ¡sky, F. D. Kammeyer. committee ♦ Beauty of Fred Lengasher. of J Reed, aged 7 2 years, was held — Ice Cre.im Harold English was a Portland Sunday, February 12 at the Vernoma S chool N otes. ♦ visitor Saturday. —Soft Drinks church. The following puptls were on the ♦ Florence Adams, Viola Daly and Oscar Enstrom and Earl and E d 'roll of honor for February Paulin- — Palatable 1 tinchts ♦ Billie Shafer enjoyed a day in Port win Fondlt have returned home after Hahn, John litthn, Kva Haugerud ♦ land last week a fourteen weeks' business course | Ella Haugerud. W ilma Haugerud —Rest of Goods A number of young friends of La- There was a birthday surprise par Frances Kowalewski. Florence l ow ♦ — Courteous Service velle Gaittens gave her a surprise ty on Alvin Parker. Tuesday, Feb 1 aleski, Mary Shatto, Estella Sha'1 ♦ party Saturday evening the occasion 21 Everyone reported a good time Margaret THE Kammeyer and Myrtle ♦ being her eighth birthday Delicious The new hotel across the street : Shatto. refreshments were served and games from T h ro o p ’n store has been named i County School Superintendent Wil- played Lavelle received many ex the "N ehalem.” It has many mod I kersun was a welcome visitor at our pressions of her little friends' love em conveniences. I school, on Friday. He talked to ti in the form of presents. The Utah Construction company ll bout the county annual, the deelam BUTLER A H A CK ETT Mrs. Rewey spent the week end at will begin laying rails April 1 O regon 1 atory contest mid iv-sav rot ted and Scappo«... Kerry. The motorcycles that were to have called our attention to teachers' »lay Little James Long o f St Helens nne through Vernonia Wednesday which Is March loth Is staying with his aunt, Mrs. Iajui- February 22 did not arrive. We A number ,.f our pupils t iv,- e.on Lengasher. His mother. M-s. A. Long think they got stuck in the mud is ill. A demonstration was given on the Quite a number of people are suf eare and pruning of fruit trees by fering from the prevalent disease the president of the Farm Bureau which has been pronounced " f l u " in of Columbia county at Vernonia, o. some cases by the attending physi February 23. A large number of th" cians. farmers were present The Rev. Everett of Portland c o n If the wireless telephone which is ducted services lu the school house being installed in the Rose theatre Sunday evening. proves a success a concert will be Following is the roll of honor for given Friday night. Feb. 24. February in the Deer Island s c h o o l’ S ch o o l N otes Advanced grades-— W illitm Seffert, The Vernonia taxpayers are c o n Margaret Foster. Lucille Watson. Ida sidering the plans for the new high Leach, Ida Naegeli, Hazel Foster. school building which will be c o m Mollie W olff. Charles Re: ver, Viola pleted and teady for use by next Daly. Florence Adams, Billie Shafer tail Daniel W olff. Hazel Watson, Mari" There are many cases of influenza Daly. Primary grades— George F os , in and around Vernonia. Several of Is our business and our years of exp t i nec tssurc you ter. Walter Loyd. Merle Loyd. Law the students have been absent dur- rence Gardner, Jane Shafer. Charle- only expert work and at reasona le prices. We have a ing the past week. Stewart. Robert Spencer has received the Mr. Calavan end Superintendent complete line of Hath Room Supplies. wood coutract of the Vernonia Wilkerson were callers at the school Tuesday afternoon in the interests of schools R. Constantin, Plumber & Heating Expert Engineer Mai y Van Blarisom has been ab industrial club work. sent from school the past week on Mrs S L. Butler received a tele St. Helens- Oregon Phone 128-J account o f a serious cold gram last Tue~(lay from her old The Terman Intelligence tests home in Smithsburg, Pa., announc ing the death of her aged mother and 'were given to the high school stu Many Interesting ♦ a sister, both dying the same day, dents last week. ♦ her sister at 7:30 p. m. and the results were noted. Miss Isabel Con mother at 9:3 0 p. m. Mrs Butler ha »lit, of the junior class, ranked the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ OVER THE COUNTY Palm Oasis* Wear-ever Aluminum Sale m i S I KY I’AN a Special March -hi to 1 Uh inclusive Hi-» unt on all other Wear-ever A timinum « the same time. E. L. Olson Is seen nowadays at tests are to be given to the pupils of \ W the wheel of a new Chevrolet and ♦ says if he had known the great pleasure attached he would have schools to determine the intelligence status o f the pupils. been an owner long ago. (B y S o u th Sca|>|MHiHi- Sch-i4>l.\ SOUTH SCAPPOOSE. Ore.. March 2.— (Special to The M i s t i — Mrs. Michoff o f Portland is visiting the Kowalewski family The Ford Factory has made another reduction in the price of the FO R DSON T R A C T O R ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ College Girl Corsets1 Built to Fit and l it Right Ire ♦ ♦ ♦ T H A T IS TH E KIND OF SEED W A N T AND SH OULD H AVE YOU ? ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ L a d i e s ’ B l o o m e r s a n d Waist» W r have just received a nice assortment if these#- •w aring apparel. F. 0. B. St. Helens Place your order now for immediate delivery. It is time for the Spring Farm Work ferent colors. Priced at 75c and 8.5c Gingham House Apron» nict PRICES O N FORD CARS Touring Car with starter and demountable rims $577.09 Roadster with starter and demountable rims $546.80 Coupe with starter and demountable rims $719.7-» Sedan with starter and demountable r im s ......... $787.42 Truck, c h a ssis.............................................................. $554.25 If you want cither pound or i hundn ! pounds wc can supply you. The price on HULK SEED is much less than when in the packet. We have » bulk— ♦ ♦ Clover Seed, Crass Seed, Tirnotln Seed, Beet Seed, English Rye Crass, Field Corn, Sweet Corn ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * Prices F. O. B. St. Helens m 0 m.i'lc and • A U T H O R IZ E D FO R D A N D FO R D SO N D E A L E R S ST. HELENS, OREGON ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ an snott] ment of tasty patterns. Priced From $1.25 I p Many other items of ladies' apparel wearm , n irked reductions over fonner prices. E . M. HELONl SI H E LE N S. OREGON That B oy o f Y ou rs Y i want that hoy of yours to he« >e a man* >»f l),f | course you do. Y are probably giving him a educa i ••thin,; except one important i »>ter ^ | you induced him to open an account at mf ♦ f Th- ' ie t h k . K ♦ 1 ' ’ "ay thus early in life beam a .mking methods’’ a n d assure .i . v u r ^ and u, » . I I you we If not, w i^lll **■ ilur lc ilssl'i! I *1 'T* 1 Li-iiich of his education. ♦ 12k low. Wc can up to 500 l.,s. gr.iin dealer-, omparifvdi of ♦ 1 ♦ ♦ ♦ l ♦ realize the savmg you will make by deal,,,.; v„ h , F I R S T N A T I O N A L BANK O K HJ A I ’ IMMtftK A Wils«.n, Pres. Albert D. Ridgeway. Vice Pt*| E. E. W ist, Cashier ♦ Immediate Delivery Fieldhouse Motor Co. un Hou*| ♦ ♦ * ONION SETS in this section of the county and by our pnees wuh - <>t G r w rth, want him to make a sued B A B Y CHICK FEED AND CHICK MASH W e bought .> Just about what the wholes..... pnu- i furnish you just the quantity y,iU wa. assortment ♦ ♦ ♦ E X T R A SPECIAL per pound . . . . ever*ldd-| ♦ S a v e Money on B u lk Seeds Vv e can make immediate delivery. do better d you feed them this A11 sizes an< X ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< ♦ Fordson and No. 7 Oliver Plow - í 4 , AND Priced Reasonably—$2 to $7 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ W e have made our election of ording to the advice of County Agent Holibaugii .or r o p s adapt to this soil and din te. No haphazai 1 iuess with as to the seed supply. ♦ ♦ ♦ ¡jjjfl Specialty t sets .ire as good a* the best We have thru >i/cs and several styles. Samfacti n uarantttti j and a variety of GARDEN SEED ♦ i.. Sati sf y Ar e Our SO U T H SCAPPOOSE W ARREN W A R R E N , Ore., March 2.— (Spe clal to The Mist.)— The recent warm days have awakened the farmers of the district to prep re their land.- for Se e ds Th at Gr ow and St. Helens Ore>[o, Masonic Building Palm Oasis* :: ROSS A t Frank Wilki ns * -a S ï ' : 86 f 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ l ♦ ♦♦♦♦* und H n r|ilu a g.111.».on L n l l i s l k t«i m W * * * Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent F o u r T r e I , nt In te rm it on T im «' W * * 1" ' I