St. Helens mist., May 26, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

PAGE T W O
T H E ST. H E L E N S M IS T . F R I D A Y . M A Y 26. I'UJ
THK lit >lt»l- t AIMING HU h.'
fhaniherlwlu
r‘«l>iw,
'it I
•'*IU of i
The fot:it(b -i prlnoipul markets
Perhaps th. Ulu~
of the west show a total of fill,211
diseases caused t
horses received during the first two
appendici) I,, lf )0“y
months o f 1922
In a recent report
dangerous di«V.*L *u«ld
Issued by the horse association ot
> i* - - e ....................S I HU. lire regular
h,,r . . '• • * » )*
America this shows a gain
I
11
i l i.lli , ... I.. .I eau I..... noie I.y lu llin g búrlala s | ,| l. t “ * lMirl»*
4o2
or 4 t> ■ per cent 'I'll .
I
w - " head,
V ...........,
i..m im i H.» 11 a pouiui in iiowr tur»»»*,
ares do not take into considera I. .
,
,
M
and a hair a pound
«tid
primary
room
Mrs.
Rewy
»•Milk
the chief
c h e f eastern
eastern market*.
mar le le Boston.
Boston
. . . . . .
,
v
'
SCAPPOOSE
teacher o f Iasi \...r ..in
the
( alum Boll nlid soak uowspupei«
into tills paste until I lie m ixture Is
l nive,si,°vf o? \\ uVlUuglon Z 7,n'l ‘h calh7 Moi'd * Z Z .' U
U
, " T
' “'
K .... .
SCAPPOOSE, Ore.. May 24. — her teacher s course fo r a Hfe cer-; Mrs K l J Dew
Forre HRs ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ <
.....
T V l ' n i about as ititi U as putt)
(Special to The M isti.
Miss Gladys
ll a ill
M ie n ,,, I 'i .i ! |.,IHj
Johnson left Tuesday evening for
•S i
unirli like papier niaelie
C I T Y A l ' | (J
The girls or deer Island have or- and we“ wll'l H“| b F g la d io haVe'her' m ''
" " ..... ..
ganiied a canning club and under with us
throughout the country i.y reason
California.
laund J
Mr. Tipton visited his daughter.
,
,,
„
if potatoes art* boiled too rapidly
or Mrs.
Mrs. Colvin
w,u ,, Mi ..... VanDolah'a
father
W ” illiam
" i " " ' " road
1
G A RACK, ine
Miss Ruby while in our vicinity last the
“ • instruction
» ‘ -Auction of
Colviu will
,, , . ‘
. . .
"tiam ° cavatlUK.
con trilli on M
and gen
Monday.
prepare fruit and vegetables fo r an B Arnett, died at 7:40 o'clock Wed era! mere!, ndislng
" Pimi Connelly, they » III lie coft and broken on the
I
III
Itiirn
-lde »in-, i. grl)(i
nesday morning. Mny 24 at Mrs Van
utili known liiirseitimi of Phlludel outside and have lumi celi I ora.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wren are r e -: exl''|1“ 1
county fair.
and I “ lb Hlivri,
pliiu. suited I lint more horses lui I
celving congratnl tions
upon the
*
* v e r Island Livestock com- Dolah’s home,
Try »ash in g your linoleum in the \V Moiling I'oll-lllBg, Hrtth.M
birth o f a son, Saturday. May 12th.
vera| car l.gids of
Mrs. lieuheii Maxmeyer gave a been sold in t luit oily in I he past
tor t 'leaning. General
A. Plata has sold his. two lots in ,.‘ 1 , “ «
w? * k ' Tlu* W!l,er is blr,h‘,*>r l"‘ r,-v Saturday afternoon three moni lis I limi iu any corres­ left-over la rd i It Is almost us good
the Greenwood addition to Mrs. U.
? apiuiy amt a good many of for her small daughter Naomi
ponding three montila lu Um past Cm as varnish
Ha. mid Nigh. Ki,.r
V\\ Scott
I th« low-land farmers will huve (o
years.
m __________
K. T . (Ila riile ) I'oumln, r
Tile
demand
for
saddle
horses
is
John Watson is still on the sick moJ.® l ll.e ir c?,lt!e '
....................
list and we wish him a speedy re-
‘ . » uwsoli 1» building another!
greater this year than il ever has
covery.
new house on his chicken farm southi
lieen. Greater interest all over Urn
'
player !•>« - ' “ sou— ----------------------------------------
country in horseback tiding I» the
Mr. and Mrs. ¡Price entertained 1 .l.)t>er , i8land
reason. according to horse uulhor-
friends and l>r. I'. G. Dubach o f O.
*' , fVeorK “ Andrews o f Clover
A. C., Friday evening ut dinner.
i ;
addition bus her quick order
ittca. for tlie spring's heavy demand
;
O u r Boy R ep o rter
.
The senior class aud faculty were ' u** ® operation and Is ready to
for well broken well bred saddle
¡
»
e
i
'
e
the
public
with
all
kinds
o
f
1
1
horses Three week* ago Ute sale i.,
entertained ut dinner Tuesday e v ­
good eats.
F » re
r B an warmer
watnier an now you ooou
cood i.*,xr»Kiuii,
l.exliglon , i\»»ir
Kentucky,
s"t
»• Koo.oe \i w' ___ . . .
..a.
ra
m k \. s
< h new n
ening bv Mrs. W atts and Mrs. ( offyn.
The class colors, pink end silver
,
, \
,e
kjf*
J
* Put 0,1 >“ ur hathlB sute When the ords In the saddle horse f • id
wbn
K
*
Macinater
suns
ghlnin
Bll
g0
wUt
„
„
uk(S
vour
--------
*
-----------
were used in decorating the diuner
possession and u re ;ba, h ln (he |uwn aprinkler an yon
lillll.i: I\ .wn T U M .l I s
was follow ed by a theatre party iu ninvi. L In iic
Portland.
w ife have moved to Seaside*im d^x-j ^ n io r r e / V u e 1“ 1** * l>Utl1
lhP
( ) " " hundred languages have I.....
Special sale on Capes at Milady * pact to make that place their home
. ■
added to the British and Foreign
Shop McCormick huilding, St. Hel­ for the preseat.
8 . , .
,
Bible Society’s |i | of ver • >tis of tin
ens. ' On ladies' aud misses' Capes a
Mrs. Naegell is much improved
, he
sed sun, people V leen ed uu Scriptun s " " ' 1 :M
" h:l 1 ’ ' " •">
cu, o f from 15 to *t> has been made. from a rase o f sore throat and
it*' ;l|I rite for eleeti up day uu sum M‘*u" ‘
. uinking a total of
>0 .Ilf
N ew Percales O rgan d ies and Voile
Now priced at from »12 to »25
s- just arrived
real bargains.
Milady s Shop, St.
,M r s % '% a co“ w ,,1,f,a |nM
F
,
! S J t ! P « « o « ; n. e n P f.M h ln g you ........
">•'
>
now ........—
published *«
this
week.
Bored to
PoMland i Monday
i ;,! w L
*
I no they will he sendin fur !„n. from
Helens. Ore.— Adv.
motored
to Portland
sickness two if they dot|t
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Pom eroy en­
The many friends of Homer Ste­
jin) dush
tertained with a dinner Iasi week wart nre very glad to see him out
Nice N ew Line of the Latest C aps for Men and Boyy
......vwf
»pi w|ch
« »w» >a
a »n ifr
Mister \Vi»(
is imu
tied r cashier
celebrating a birthday anniversary of on the streets agxln
m e »ire e t» affUn
! u to tho Ut mishnul up to Ho^ppoo^‘'
their grandson Vernon. Mr. aud Mrs.
If
you
want
to
buy
a
home
Mr. Hice o f ^ lutukante has o p in a i ^ U)| |lrrrt ve^tiildy Hoeiii the »il**» un
H o w about that new S traw H a t — we have li^ht hat*
James Pomeroy. Vernon aud Clay. up the barber slu.p
, here
----------------
- one , h, .
and any
, lial
1Ia p,Ua tbare ads
in St. Helens or a ranch
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Frakes. Mr. anil neding
not
ding a hair cut or shave
sliuve need n
o ti.
anil Mexican Panam as at $3.50 to $5.00
Mrs. Fred Perrot. James Leonard hesitate as he is un A No. I barber in our paper evry time they liaff to
see us for bargains. If you
were the guests.
Mr and Mrs. Colvin anil Mr and put a ad in an we always gei it rile
want
to
sell
your
home
or
The commencement exercises last Mrs. English visited with Mr. and be told the clieef. He is a nice man.
Men's Ventilated Linen H ats and many others tc
Thursday evening were well attend­ Mrs Hoven at Goble Monday eve- My mother knows how to play Wist
ranch list it with us for a
My
ed aud much enjoyed by the audience Hoven andetai shr etaoi nuetaoinn ; but that a game with cards.
quick
sale.
choose from.
Dr. Dubach ot O. A. C. gave an ad ing and was etitayla'ped by Mr Ho­ (other he says she dont.
p
Jim dash
dress which w ill long be remembered ven and Mr. Morris a' l bo radio by
Diplomas were presented by Miss music from Los Angeles, Vancouver
Good nlle. Agnes O Mallev plays
Strain.
and Portland
>'» pi8 organ in a big ohurch Up to
Mrs Slirieve returned Monday a f­
Mr. and Mrs George Condas were Yakima all by her self with her
St. Helens Oregon
||
ter visiting friends for a week in the Portland visitors Tuesday
J' F l.ands an feet also an gets paile for
W illam ette valley.
Lyod was in charge o f the confer- her wlch ls a compliment my Mother
The Ladies' auxiliary o f The Atuer tionerv while thev were away
sa>'8
she ,1ont P1“ ? '*>' ear though.
icau Legion held a meeting Saturday
Mr.
and
Mrs
W illiam Shafer
her hands an feet
evening at the home of Mrs. Bosier. moved to Seas de for the f vison
J*nl <lash
o en s Athletic Underw ear. $1.00; B. V. I).'s at $1.35
The follow ing officers were elected: ind besides the milk delivery will
You got to cross a bridge now to
President. Mrs. Cordelia Clouniuger; operate a confectionery.
get to see Judge Philips
He calls
to $1.50.
vice president. Mrs. Ethel Garrison;
---------- -m --------------
,'b>. bridge the bridge o f size if you
secretary.
Mrs. Dorris;
treasurer.
' are in bail and if you want to ge:
Mrs. Earl Kilworth. The ladies plan
YANKTON
I hooked up he sed its the bridge of
W e also carry a new and complete line of Men's
holding their meetings in the a fte r­
hopes.
noons. the date to be set later by the
T. V. Holstine and Claud Rathbun
Jim dash
W ork Gloves, M en's and B oys' Overalls. Men's and
president.
,
M liter Mills wlch is rode m aker
Mrs. Sandstrom, Mrs. Hoven of were Sunday visitors in Portland.
Hew
itt
Building
Mrs. Madge Quaale o f Portland tol(j
c|leef I get the wether re.
Boys' W hite C anvas Shoes
Goble, Mrs. Arch Duncan o f St. H el­
spent the week end with her parent-.
p o r ( r|(e
j P8se8 often as the wether
ens were hostesses last Wednesday \ir.
Barger
Mr. and Mrs. Barger.
-
- .
♦
and entertained
fo r
Miss Gladys
Mrs. Frank Brown, o f Vancouvei. man does un he gets pade fo r it the
♦
Johnson who is leaving for an in­ Washington, is visiting tier sou, Thau wether man does un I dont.
definite stay in California. Mrs. Bess- Brown.
Jim dash
♦
Mister Farnell and Mrs Farnell
mer sans The Rosary, also an o rig i­
Mrs. Boylan and Mrs. Edmondso.i
♦
nal poem set to music. Mary M etcalf o f Oregon City were week end visi­ wus to church to see Bishop Sum­
Specialties
♦
ner wich wus here that time an the
gave a pleasing reading. Mrs. Bess- tors at the Joe Sobieski home.
♦
I wus hnhtized
mer and Mrs. Campbell captured the
D. J. Jarvis came home from Por.- I kids got babtized.
Hom e Made Candies
, w
1' when I wus 6 munths old an l crld"
prizes in the guessing contest. Each
♦
W c have just received a new and up-to-date line of
guest remembered Gladys with a lit­ .and Monday » l u r e he hail been in my Mother sed wlch is a good sine
♦
a
hospital
for
several
days.
cause
the
devil's
b-avin
you
my
fotli-
tle g ift and humorous verse. Dainty
Ladies' O xfords. Patent Leather and Strap
Mr. Pimm left Monday fo r Slied.l, pr gpi|
♦
S P E C IA L C A K M K L S
refreshment were served. Mrs. Leon­ Oregon where lie w ill s|Xend the
j (m ,ja8h
♦
ard o f Goble,
Mrs.
Miller.
Mrs.
and Kid Shoes.
\
c |KT lb.
M)8tpr ator|a .8 ba‘ck aRpn Me goes
Fieldhotise and Mrs. Roy o f St. Hel­ summer looking after his prune or
♦
a way an cums hack more than enny-
ens and Mr». DuBois o f Portland ' tlar‘l-
♦
Special sale t n Capes at M ilady's | buddy on blznesa
were among the guests
Fountain Specialties
♦
Jim dash
Mrs. D. VV. Price. Watts Price .ihop, McCormick building. St. Hel-
♦
Gladys Lake heil oumpney
James W atts and Ernest Uhlman mo ens. On ladies' and misses' Capes a
Jim dash
♦
tored to Eugene and spent Sunday a cut o f from $5 to »t> has been made
Now priced at from *12 to S26— I
Doctor Russell's all over his cold
the U. o f O. visiting Vera.
♦
eal
bargains.
M
ilady's
Sliop,
S
t.!
agen
The Community church:
Sunday
♦
|
jlm daHh
school at 10 a. m., morning worship Helens, Ore.— Adv.
♦
ST. H E L E N S . O R E G O N
at 11 o'clock. 0. E. at 7 p m., eve­
Mrs. R. C. Karth who was in the!
Mister Brakke's fokes 1» here now
♦
Jim dash
ning service at 8 o'clock. Mr. Bond Good Samaratian liospital for sever
pastor.
al weeks is now home and is iinprov-
Mister Roy Copeland will soon b<-
At the regular month end meeting ing rapidly.
! on his way to S Francisco *o the
of the local American Legi n post
Mr Newlun sold one o f his fine shrlners an then's goln to L. Angeles
held Saturday evening. Commander Jersey cows to ('has. Peterson who 1,0 *ce sum relashuns an the sites at.
A R. Dorris was chosen as delegate now expects to work into the p u re 1 movies in his Shivprlay.
Shrlners
to the state convention to be held at bred cattle.
; 1« peeple you haff to stay up nltes
I
70 ÇTDW M .'C
The eighth grade graduation ex with,
The Dalles. July 27. 28 and 29. Jus
20 STORES
C. Johnson. Jr., was chosen as alter­ ercises held in the grange hall Sa'-I
Jim dash
nate.
unlay night was very much appre
Mrs Lake's hack from the clrcu-
Scappoose Post 109 is planning on L ie d hv tlie large crowd present.
jlm dash
Memorial Day services to he held it Every number given showed work by
Mister Louis Douras owns it all
Rev. John­ now up to the market for meets an
the church here. A speaker will be .'Oth pupil and teacher
obtained fo r the Memorial Day ad son o f St. Helens, gave Uie class ad­ groshrlPs.
He is sellili it Jess the
dress and special music is being pre­ dress. A class o f nin-- received their, same
pared
Servicer at the church will diplomas six of whom h d an averag-i!
Jlm dash
be folio we 1 at he cemetery by the o f mote than 90 r per
w o girls
Mister Arch ■'UHCHIl
Duncan's s goin Up
up to
_ _ cent.
........... T ...
.......—
.ell»»/« *----
------
decoration o f g riv e s and erection of Agnes Holiicski and Esther Briggs Portland
tom orrer agen to get
American Legion grave markers
having the highest which was 96: ‘ »''<1 for sumbuddy wlch is tired
Mrs. C harl»s Sandstrom
Mrs per cent for their year's work.
watln
Hoven. o f Goble. Mrs Arch Duncan
Yankton now has fifteen pupils
o f St. Helens entertained fo r MigB ready for high school, Columbia
Coming to Astoria, also
Gladys Johnson Wednesday a fte r­ Height* at least four and Bachelor
' ■
—
i 11J 1 1 1 1 1 1 VJ
X I - ♦ / » •• « -
---------
noon, May 17th at the home of Mrs. Flats at least eight. One truck could
Portland
Do all the stores you see s u r e s t anything pleasantly unusual? 20th Century
Sandstrom.
Miss Johnson left on make the trip and parents are now
Tuesday fo r an extended stay -in v/ondering if cither .St, Helens or
Stores make constant silent helpful appeals. '1 hey furnish many an inspiration tor
California.
At a guessing contest Scappoose want these pupils enough
better
meals, and besides, meals made from 20th Century food stocks cost less.
prizes were awarded Mrs. Bessmer to send a truck after them.
The
and Mrs. Campbell.
Mary Metcalf school getting these pupils would re­
MI'Et 'I A L IS T
gave
interesting
readings,
Mrs. ceive at least $125 each per year
E X T R A O R D IN A R Y S A T U R D A Y A N D M O N D A Y O F F E R I N G S :
Bessmer sang “ The Rosary,” and and should think it would pay to
In Internal Medicine for tlie past
an original song. “ So Long. Gladys.” send for them.
eleven years.
FOLGKR'H GOLDEN G ATE c o l I KK,
Each guest brought Gladys a sur­
IMlEN NOT OPERATE
Kb E Exira Fancy B lu« Itone llc »d b’ " '' OC*
2 Vi Ih. cairn 8F>r, 5 III. cuna . .
prise gift to use on her trip, accom­
W ill lie at
pound 7 t*c ; 2 III* I5 c ; 5 Ih*
C O L U M B IA C IT Y
panied by humorous rhymes. Dainty
\HTOKIA, M O ND AY. JENE 5tli,
BLOOKKR'H COCOA
I *1 r*-< t importailon frolli
refreshments were served and the
t RISCO H lg beat lyp»- o f ahortenlng
Welnlmrd Hotel, ni.il at PO R TLAN D ,
Holland to il«
Aak for circular wlth '
friends departed wishing Gladys a
George Morgan and ------
. .....
Miss l'ia
tl RENKON H O TEL, TIE H O A 4
and
1 II* ran
1 *'j Ih 34c;
pleasant and safe Journey.
About went motor boat riding Thursday,
cipe how to muke. Simili calli 15r
W
E
D
N
E
SD
AY,
JE
N
E
4)
and
7
3 Ihn 4 »r ; H Ihn $1 30; 9 Ihn
fifty were present.
Mrs. Leonard of evening
half III. calia . . .
........
( )fflee Hours; ill a. in. to -4 p. in.
Goble, Mrs M iller Mrs Fieldhouse.
Herbert Wharton and Mrs. M
BAKED BEAN'S. Del Monte High (Jimmy,
(IlighcHt lypi- corna in Am erica)
and Mrs. Roy o f St Hein is Mrs. Wharton. * red Cuples and Mr. Roy:
T W O D A Y » O N LY
Vi lb can* 4 for 25c. No 2 can* 2 for
DuBois of Portland were out-of-town and Victor Larsen m oioied to Cue
No ( 'liarge fo r Consultation
guests
E
xcel»
Cake
Flour
non Beach. Saturday to put up a cot­
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular grad­
la r g e Can Inatant
tage on the H erbert s lots there
..... iu
■■ m
ru u ii« and
arm surgery
full lb parkag<"i . .
uate
medclne
surgery ar
and is
Grated Plnenpide
I'oat urn . . . .
D E E R IS L A N D
Tlie county roller and grader is licensed by the stc.te o f Oregon. He
No 2 can* ...............
working on the mam street o f Co- v.sus professionally the more impor
Del Monte Prepared Mu*
'
«
I
lf
Small
W
hile
Hi
lant towns and cities and offers to
A very successful school year was lumliia City.
tard, 15c nize ..........
Devilled Menta. Hinall
Mr. ( arson has moved in (o the all who call on this trip free consu.
closed Friday, May 19
On Thurs­
fancy *ti,ck, « |h*
can* 4c; large can*
day evening one o f the best pro­ Maxwell roadhouse on the highway j tation, except the expense o f treat
A rgo Corn S firch
Fima H»*ann hi*Ht
grams o f the year was given and and his store is now open fo r busi^-| meat when desired.
full lb. package ........
Boyal Baking Powder
after the program the four eighth
Krai!*». 2 ||IN # #
According to his method o f treat
Henry Oleen mad- a business trip m,.nt he a,,,,, not oppril(e for chronii
grade graduates were presented with
12 »Z. can ...............
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers o f
their diplomas and five other pupils to St. Helens b riday morning.
w ere presented with roll o f honor
Those who utleuded tiie cum-, stomach, tonsils or adenoids,
„ , ------ -- oum coiiee sold in
Helens
j.|B bH8 to b|H cre(m wonderful r<-
diplomas.
The eighth grade grad­ mencement exercises at fl
in our
our sto
stores is roasted in our own
diaPa8Ba ot UlB Htornarh
plant, just before you get it. It's fresher, stronger and costs less.
uates were. M argaret Foster, Cath Frtday evening were. Rachel Morgan. , u„ ,
h(mBll hllK)d. gkln, DPrvpg he, r.
erine Gardner. W illiam Heffert and Miss t onologue, t larence and ( lyde
Sun ict Blend, make* delightful
Plantation CovTee,
Jack M errill
A ll o f them expect Harch.s (la re n c e Morgan and Mr. I k|dB, yg, bIaddflr, bed WBttln(t „
per pound
cup. pound 28c;
to take up their high school work
Penberry C offee, lie«» of Qflp
Mne Etta Wilson has moved from
‘ Un,;^■’/ ’‘T ? 11 T ’
next year
The honor diplomas were
2 pound* . .
the
male
berry i pound •»“
Portland
to
Columbia
City
#
........
..
presented
to
Ida
Leach. W aiter
—
I
Mr Merrick has rented the Bang- , , f tl5,ou,
'•*>“ " ailing for anv
Loyd, Daniel W o lf and Viola and
20T H C E N T U R Y C O F F E E — Really the best of all, pound 33c; 5 pounds
sun house and w ill move his fam ily ° " f lh ‘>f
d,,11nHt
a'iv
M arie Daly.
$1.60
liBre
better, do not fall to call, as iniurop
Special sale on Capes at Milady's
The steamer Metlako came home er tn»‘a" '" '« s rather than disease are
Shop, McCormick huilding. St. H el­ for the first election in Columbia very often the cause o f your lung
ens. ' On ladies' and misses' Capes a c ity to stay over so those on hoard standing trouble
cut o f from $5 to »6 has been made. could vote.
Remember above date, that con
Now priced at from 112 to »25
W e had for the first time in Co- saltation on this trip will he fre».
o f G o ld
D u t l
real bargains.
M ilady's Shop, St.
sewed, natural varnished handle wriui.
^MS, Portland manufactured, a four*
lum I »-i ( ity the prirnapy election and that his treatment is different,
Helens, Ore.— Adv.
board
Those on the hoard were
Mc.rrled women must be accompan
4dc. W ith each broom we will i.,Ve k u p p
" and one'half pounds to the broom. fo*‘
Mrs. Colvin has been re-elected a l.igii Wharton, Ed Graham, Janies ied by their husbands.
W
A
S
H
I
N
G
P
O
W
D
E
R
.
*
h
R
K
K
-----
--------
principal fo r next year and Miss McCoy, W illiam McC'lay and Clark,
Ad tress:
3.1«
Boston
Block
..........................
G O '- '>
I> U S T
j
aM r y W e lte r o f Goble w ill take the the road supervisor.
'M inneapolis. Minn.
23tJi
Edwin Oleen and fam ily o f P ort­
land motored down Sunday to visit
Mr. and Mrs Albert Butts.
Special s«lc on Cape* at Milady's
Shop McCormick l>ulUlin k St llel-
jena. On ladles' and misses’ Capes a
cut o f from $& to $6 has been made
| Now priced at from f t 2 to *25
real bargains.
Milady's Shop, St
Helens, Ore
Adv
prlmadv neieus.
ure
a
uv
u.
...
. .
•
..V it
1,1 ink"
i.r «•»,
GEORGE
Ml
‘ ARRIVED!
ohi
•cl
Ml
£
The Kavanagh Land Co. jj
For Hen
St. Helens Candy
Kitchen
IC E
CREAM
For Women
40
B
St. HelensCandy
Kitchen
Bti
i
I
Kill
It
M
I'
ron
cu
lia
fu
01!
('a
»cl
roh
U«,
K0K
bull
ami
Mein i
old. al
teil
loir»
IKS
WA.N'TI
Kcitaui
WORK
bount-
Wv dn
St II
WA.N’TE
»rinati
Borr
work
Phone
» ’ANTRI
Ban I y
" «rd «
No n j
Port leu i
»'»rd'i
Mlnncm
E. M. H E LO N
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J
T ELLS YOU SOMETHING
I
Dr. Mellenthin
$1.65
t1
$1.90
28c
5c
10c
Ili
25c
39c
■H,,H 48c
25c
55c
15c
8c
40c
I POR R|
lib 1
•ch, e.
dren
tritili
lost
_ -On nu
frtdiu. , ,
ntider p|gg
Mnonige
. B Jte»,,ri
* • • »
CHURC
• ♦ • *
I’» M il
•K «clini
IWTlce I i
* » m
jk Pnlverx