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PAGE TWO t o p i c o f II,., a d dress t A ITIO I.IO LIFE OR DEATH? Llvo* of 2500 Children at S ta k s In Question Asked Oregon Man Laat Summer. A question which is still haunting S tate Director J . J. H.uidsaker ot ^ Nuar East Relief, » a » ►•ut to him by Mrs Juau rtte W. Emrich whou he was in Constantinople late last sum mer. Mrs. Emrich is well known In Oregon through her talks on condi tions in the Near h a s t four years ago. when she spoke iu the 1918 campaign. "M rs. Kmrlch is now in charge of egtensiTe Near h a s t Relief work at Constartiuop’. e. her duties including the management of several industrial units, a number of soup-kitchens, and a feeding station for 5,000 children." »aid Mr. Hatidsaker. " S h e is one of the most energetic, efficient and de voted workers on the Near hast staff., and has borne up wonderfully under a succession of heavy personul griefs. Her husband died when heading a relief expedition in Aleppo shortly > s GEO RGE : O ur Boy R ep o rter ; K a th e rin e Goodwin's bought a home to keep house In wliuts bo o k keeper an sn o g e rte r for R u th e rfo rd 's place. Sum re lash uns cumm in to help her from back east u idles her purunts but 1 dent know thare names yet. T h u le 's plenty of room In It also tor im pruvements she told n e at) addishuns jint dash I ast J u d g e llazett did he have i good time in l.oiig Reach wotchin mare mades on the beach an he s-'d It w us two cold to take a bath when l.e wus thare. He didn't gel do.v t to T. Ju a n a he sed count of the con- d'fhun of the farn re lash u ns with t he 1'. S t a n s or sumthln lik-> tnat. He i sed big words like law ye-s w het, they dont no je s s w hats cummin nei" the c h ce f sed Mrs Hazen > i : . with him all the time wich explain-; evry- think my fo the r sed. jlm dash Mister Davis is back on the jo b restln you for Mister Duke A e l l . n -- ton for steppin on the gas from I . i n land. They got $11 liunderd and 7o dol iera lust munth for ll.-ker tucksea Ju d g e Philip sed. Mister Olof Olson he pade Ills tackses an M ister Huge I'i'-ile his'n also wich ua $ . hunderd hollers Mister Rage b etter turn over a new leef the Judge told him jliu dusn M; sute for R aste r w Ich I got from in> own munney from Mister Violin's s tore's got a extra p o ck-t inside the cole for c hang e an l put uiy S nudi school munney In It an when it cum a round I forgot a boat the pocket an coodn't find my mun nei T h e plate I mean fo r clock shun. jlm dash Mister George G r a h a m 's takln o ur paper now from f l a t s k a n i e . We got i-nuff paper to t a k e on sum more a l so the clieef told me to say. Mister tim b alli ro le us an sed he missed 'In' Mist th e 1st week 1 got out the male t u . time so tliuta why the clieef sed. fio,,,I X.lvi.e t o t h e Itili -- iis « i K I MRS. J E A N E T T E W. EMRICH Low prices and good goods are our every day specials Fancy l.oiiisi: tia Sw.-.-l tatoe*. 5 Hu. 25c. J lbs Po- lit. Choice l.cmons. 2 for 5c; 5 for 1 4c, dozen . . i!K. Yes, We Deliver Mazolu Oil. Two «l.ii feature sale, pints 25c. quarts 4 Sc. gal 89« gallon* 91.7ft Golden Rod Rolled OatH larc- p a c k a g e ..................... x IT m 9-Iii Sack Olympic H e a r t s ........................ McCormick Bldg. St. Helens. Ore. Alpine Milk, Oregon product, tall cans Kxtra special . . 9c Pure Lard, 2 lbs .'17V Compound in bulk, 2 lbs HA. «*ltri*^ Wa king Powder, pack- » *• l.'ncolored Jap an Tea. our It 1" brand, makes - plondtd cup of t- .i. half pound ‘J«n Pe*rh**H or P**arH. good fru it in good «yrup, n n A n - T>- I Gard« t known M o la sse for hlglies' Ut i ’r- h mad«* pottnd P«*av:ut Butter tv K\ * lo Flour. 3 park- Ut ( uk*> 2 I*.* e. n 12 Hi<*. r» .V» lirai <1 Mol: . HH. N oììi II p ». 2 pk *^ h i ¿ ‘ V pound* fo r 2-* m f ■ *r « VO LT. I « PI. XT I Lassa If it is good and to be had. it is at our stores, and ;»fcly priced for cash buyers Join Our Battery Life Extension Institute for T h a t 's our trade-in price for a 5-volt Pr.-st o L ite B attery for popular m ake, of light ear» We havt type« for heavier cars prle<- •d cor- respondlngly low. When you gel Prest- O-Lite Battery, you have Joined our Life Extension Institute for Batteries You have started right w i th a Prest-O-Llte, and Prest ()- Lite Service will prolong the life of your battery. Prest - O - Lite B a it, eric live longer, and die slow. Satisfies the sweet tooth and aids appetite and digestion. Cleanses mouth and teeth. A great boon to smokers, relieving hot, dry mouth. Com bines benefit. pleasure Store $20 than any o th e r m ak e |pg their backbone <»f faiuoii* Prest-O -P lates that make« them live to a ripe old age T h e plates thut do tiot f'>rgo |M.roMi«y, i u obtain harilm-ss. I'Latea wi l h ready power in winter, ' ......... ’" ' I With great noli- buckling, heat - restating atr.-ngth in n«mi„M-r. T h a t's why 87 leading m an ufacturers specify pr. st- tt-L lte B atteries as original e<|ulpruent, nnd " t h e Hat i- growing. Ilow Is your p u ls e ? If It I* battsry low atul Weak, let o ur experts di»K- no»e its trou ble , im matter what m a k e f battery Bur f rie n d ly advice and uttentlM will put It In sbape if It can be done, and we never ted you that you need a nr* b a tte ry until you do Com e arou nd nn«l enroll your b a tte ry in the Life Ex tension In s t it u t e of th«' old est o rg anized service I” mo* torlats. Copeland Auto Company and ST. HELENS, OREGON Don’t miss the joy of the new WRIGLEY'S P-K-the sugar- coated peppermint tid bit! The Oldest Service to M otorists Headquarters battery — Arrow, SERVICE $34.00 for Prest-O-Eite special battery Rl LL UP WHERE Deer Island Garage YOU SEE THE for radio SIGN purposes > f xrtj ( ff + ¿<,1) ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ dueorer.-d I don» FI - ru»h«d to bnzade forni pul out .90 T a t Paid Agt*r»fi fo r f Phone I If ¿ 2 fM* » caught fire p-.k of the CENTRALLY LOCATED IN THE WELLINGTON BUILDING, THE STRAND $32.50, M cF arland and F i a t .................... Wives ere« "Sprinz." * tire progra by a lari'- Johnson h fKoratlom faithful at tbe pro'll. Mr (ieri, the ron,tel' bum» Mr and tallied Mr Mra Danni »venlnz anil lloven an«l and Mrs H Tbt off I « lacb csuk I i ' of tar on Th« fir» r>- and was -" Herieral.- ev-n-nz in ' the high acl r-0th i ’^tixury frwn f r o m o u r ov.*n roAttei; Is v**ry v«*r> hu tlifa i tory if you 1 kc giNid rof.*«M* lb 33c; 2 pounds A.V jJU.uU IÜ VOI.T. 7 P E V I E S — Maxwell. Dodge F r a n k very H "1 Mr Tej li.»Mpi,,*l * past moni Mr atnl .petit 14»' Mrrt l t*®r Bill Mi» jays with Mrs H'' Mr lloti'l au,I •'•r# Victor ' kta wlrele ,ooti lea'- Btslls to ' ' Mrs N food and t Everyone i-« treated alike and treated right Wheat imi . CriKCo always good, I 1D 29c. 1 4 lb. 74 4 c ; 4 1 Its »' He, 6 pounds *l-:|o “The Money-Saving Grocer” has l « * ipot» ab“ 11 One of 1 Cooper of theria H prumiry to Geriteli Is irbool was di-tois- !• m in the " - * The chi under tI ■ Ion and M r. It irs Royal W hite Snap M J It India and Ceylon T r e e Tea_ 1 lb. 11». W K I T T E N . IM A« 11 ICE P R O O F (»TA RAN TEE O F T H R E E VEAK8 « VO I.T, IT PLA TEN — Marmon, Stutz, , un ningh am, Nat f an nn ■ I ttt'Al’l’* (Cpeital Cleave "l> her and Mrs ' Yellow or White Corn Meal, kiln dried, finest grade, 9-lb. sacks . 25c B a t te r y a ytialiry Product Throughout and Hacked by *i VOI.T, Id PLATEN__ Buick '2 0 . ( o l e , Hudson. J o rd an Studebaker, Allen. Auburn Apper- son. Rase, Chalmers, c h a n d le r '20 Davis. Grant '20. Dorris, Haynes! Moon Oakland '20, Moline-Knlght! Paige, P -etnier, R eo , R o am er Scripps-Booth '2 0, T em plar. Velle and ot lers, Overlan ! f 0 0 n il long b attery ............................. V A U .U U >ol begins promptly ut Sunday 9 I... Morning wars 11* at I I u in p in and Hap Kpworth lit-ugue at pi Sunday Evening hour at s o'clock "M aking " I d T h in g s New S e , vices held firs, ur,d ' ■" " " ................ ... u 1,1 ‘ Km' 1' 1 - " - - i -, ^ S n u d a i al l i ::it a m M 1 *1 Special features for Saturday and Monday at any 20th Century Store are: Dependable Groceries, Fresh Veg etables, Moderate Prices and Courteous Service Phone 42 I l I III It XN I I I mi . »I* X 1 I lie I » •••ii.llV I Iniri-h" is often used in speaking of these stores. NO W A T E R « VOI.T. 11 PLATEN__ Ford. B uick , '1 0 to 18. Chevrolet. Hupmobile, Old-mobile Saxon, Over land^ Crow K lk b -r-. i ., a n d .\- ie f l y e r . Dort, Klcar, Em pire E l- Kin, G n c t 1 7 - 1 8 . Kiss 1 K ar. King 10 to '1 9 i L ib erty, Mitchel. Nash Oakland !- r0 lb. \\, ^ 2 5 QQ cott, S te p h e n s and othe VII I ID »DIM I ‘‘They Certainly are Good Places to Trade” Mac-Dry Battery E ach I Iti ti 'I l ITIOIHST The e v a li gelisllc servlt*es w Idei bave been in progruss In thè Frec Methodist church for thè pesi three weeks closed Snudai llighl with a (urge and appreelallve audience I lie meeting reaulted In much good lo thè locai church and coni munity l'here n e re several who re eeived definite spiritual help mieli.- n e re haptl.-cd, fili- United wltli thè e li uri-li and a goodly -uni w.m ruised for thè vanous church Intureats The Services in thè future «111 he held as formerly Snudai school al lu a ni . preaeliing hy thè paslor Muli-i.r- tnortfing al I 1 a tu and Sun dai evening ai 7 16 p in Youiig peoples meeting Snudai • veiilng at 7 ..'clock Mld-we.-k p i a i , r uu-et ing Timi sdii> evening al . I.' I. M liti : Il E K l'astnr hour T h e r......i i s t r ù * * U lloly mass ou Sunday at I I -HI l ' “ “ '•'•I ........ . alni ,, "f Daily musa al 9 o'eloek < a le . I i I hiii b" ■ i 1 41 : ■ and lllble study al 4 •& ° h l'ueeduyv a l a » rg .............. e mi lu her of v«rv f i * " « « Choir practice on l u e s . l a y iilglita. S p e cia l music • W««rJ l'h lld ie u 's cho ir and Üodalliy ui et-, log ou l-’riday a * :* & s i \ I VI »! „ u u > u s li Mas oli O li Sumlii.v of thè 1 moniti I» at 9 00 a m t onfeasbm », are I n a n i oli S a t in ,l a ) uflernooii and I Sal u n lay I at | „ v -V-,., uvening unii beloru ail m asses I inviai loua frolli ab ove sch e d u le or Lvs ' " V*1 " special services wlli alwuys he un i 'V i ii i li n r at n i 1 7 .............. 'ii. ” s uh* -veiling ill. ^ Altai.. «W nounced in thla paper Mu ii «lia y evenin g. - A „ ' ' ¿ » I Nou-t'allioll.'i. ine ulwaya w e| lug Rower " Daniel 7 ». " f * ¡come. J O S E P H R CLA NCY. I’* « ì t»r invited !.. be present 7! u 1 1e r, 1‘uator. ' Ha] THE PHRASE Because you are assured of after the signing of the armistice, and one of her little boys died suddenly ju st one week after my first conversa tion with her. * • * When I saw her her heart was heavy because of her inability to give the childreu under her care enough food to keep them in normal health and strength. It great agony of soul she discussed w ick me whether she should continue fesd ing her 5.000 children as she was do ing, or whether it would be bettei for the future of the race to double the allowances of food for each child anc cut the cumber of children in hull The latter plan, of course, w ould meai the abandonment of 2.500 helplesi tittle boys and girls to the stark fat« of starvation, and the giving of theii food to the other 2,500 children. It order that the smaller group might be brought to normal maturity. With in a week alter she asked me tbit question, her own little boy wui stricken and died. One week after thi lad was buried. I returned to Con stantlnople, from the Interior, to fin« Mrs Emrich again at her post, witi the ante-room of her office filled wit* widows and orphans to whom she wai giving caretui sympathetic attention.' CHURCHES T ho se w ho are bilious. dyspopDc and Constipated feel m iserably n good share of the time They won! I soon fell fine and e n jo y t h e ir m eals | - ould ta k e a few doses >f < h a m h e rlaln ’s T ¡«lets to strengtln-n i their digestion and reg ulate the liv er and boivels. It Always Pays to Trade at Roy's :hi A.M 0N Ü T H E - VK