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PLEDGES FOR THE
PROTECTION OF HOME
I will not permit rubbish, greasy
rags, paper aiui useless waste to ac­
cum ulate In or arouiul buildings.
1 will see that m atches are kept In
metul boxes and out of the reach of
children, and use only safety match­
es
I will not permit children under
ten years of age to use matches
I will see that lamps are kept
clean, and that lamps are filled by
daylight only.
I will see that kerosene oil it kept
in a closed metal cun in a safe place,
and not used for kindling fires
I will not permit gasoline to oe
kept In the house
I will not permit gasoline tc I"'
kept in anything but an air-tight
metal can. painted red.
I will not allow anyone to fill a
kerosene or gasoline stove w h ile it
is lighted or by artificial light
I will not allow anyone to wash
clothes or other articles in gasoline
In a house. If they are washed out
o f doors. I will not permit them in
the house until the gasoline has en ­
tirely evaporated
I will have the chim neys, flues,
stovepipes, and stoves inspected at
least tw ice a year
I will never per­
mit a stove to be set up without
metal protection underneath.
I will see that all ashes are placed
In a tightly closed metal receptacle,
and not deposited near a building or
fence.
I will not permit cotton or other
flim sy decorations to be used on or
around Christmas trees.
I will not celebrate the Fourth of
July or any other holiday by endan­
gering life or property
For ordinary care will prevent
many fires and save many lives and
much property.
Fire prevention week October 7 to
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COW TESTING
REPORT; AUGUST
The report of the Columbia Coun­
ty Cow Testing association for the
month o f August sh ow s that 326
cows were tested with an average
production o f 618 pounds of milk
and 23.1 of butter fat. The three
high pure bred herds for the month
were those of W atts Rice, who has a
Jersey herd of 6 cows. The average
milk par cow was 834 pounds and
the average fat 39.8.
R Anliker's
Holstein herd produced an average
of 1278 pounds o f milk and 39 5 of
fat, w h ile the Jersey herd of G. C.
Curteman averaged 67 2 pounds of
milk and 37.5 o f fat.
The three
high grade herds for
the
month
were:
John Holmes, number of
cows. 14; average milk. 776 pounds;
average fat. 43.2
pounds.
Frank
Brown, average milk. 665 pounds,
average fat. 30.4. and J W. Curte­
man, average milk 612 and fat 29.7.
T he high pure bred cow is Ladv
Gay. ow ned by R. B. Magruder with
1086 pounds of milk and 52.1
pounds o f fat. She is a four-year-old
Guernsey.
Nine boarders were dis­
posed of during the month. Due to
the high cost o f hay, the mem bers
o f the association are checking up
very closely on their boarders. It is
stated that a member of the associa­
tion who has been keeping a close
tab on his herd recently sold the en­
tire herd and the fact that he was a
member of the association probably
increased the sale price of each ani­
mal at least $15.
QIF.STIOXS.
The Glad A w a k en in g — As for me.
I will behold thy face in righ teou s­
ness; I shall be satisfied, when T
awake, with th y likeness. — Psalm s
17:15.
W ho was the first judge accord­
ing to the B ible?— Exodus 18. 13.
W ho was the first pilgrim? —•
Genesis 12, 1-5.
W ho is the first shepherd men­
tioned in the B ib le? — Genesis, 4. 4
W ho told the first lie?—-Genesis
4. 9
What was the first of the plagues
of E gyp t?— Exodus 7, 20.
W hat was the first recorded song
of the a n g els? — Job 38, 7.
During the siege and fam ine in
Samaria, what price was paid for
the head of an ass?— II Kings 6. 25.
How many were killed in the fall
of the building that Samson pulled
dow n?— Judges 16, 26-30
How many idolatrous worshippers
of the golden calf were slain by or­
der o f Moses?— Exodus 32. 28
LATEST PHOTO OE \ K \ \
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DEER ISLAND
j
Business is
Exacting—
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DeLAVAL
Set of Five Class
MIXING BO W LS
79c
COMMAND-----
THERE IS A CHARM
in clean, well laundryed
linen that appeals to mi­
lady as do fine cut glass
and services of silver.
She can entrust her lin­
ens to our laundry-care
because she knows we
are expert in the hand­
ling of them.
ME
IM) H E M S T IT C H IN G
Haul's Jams. 1 pound jars
30 c
Grapes for Jelly
Now is the time to make your
supply of Grape Jelly
Barton's Picnic Hams, the poutul
20c
Barton'^ Bacon, 10 to 12 lbs., per pound
39c
Barton’s Bacon, 12 to 14 lbs.,
29c
per
lb.
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The choicest of inspected beef, meats, roasts, veal and
pork.
Let us furnish you your meats.
You will be f
satisfied with the quality, the price and the service, t
C e n t r a l Grocery
Successors to Columbia River Meat Company
Rutherford Bldg., Phone 80
St. Helens, Oregon
Suggestions of
Seasonable
“ Alligator”
Brand
♦ THE GOOD MAXWELL
Guaranteed not to leak.
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OVERSHOES AND RUBBER BOOTS
HEAVY WORK SHOES
JI The good MAXWELL is just as unusual in its
stamina, reliability, comfort and economy, as it is ir.
beauty of appearance. The new low prices of the
Sedan and Coupe make these fine cars more desir­
able ar, sound values.
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The following new prices on Maxwell Cars are now
effective. Prices quoted are for St. Helens delivery.
Boys’ Suits at Moderate Cost
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Shoes, Caps and Sweaters
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Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Touring .......................................$1050.00
Roadster ................................... $1050.00
Coupe .........................................$1435.00
S ed a n .......................................... $1550.00
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UV can m a k e p ro m p t d e liv e ry . Tti<- M A X W E L L Is **a*llv (hr
I a*** i* o f Hu- inr<||iini |>rl<«*«l r a n t. I*-« u s . I <in ■ >n * i ra t*
fills fwt fo you.
H a r m s Bros. O a r a g e
St. H E L E N S S T E A M
LAUNDRY
50c
Waterproof Capes for the Children
the well known
II. A. CHILDS, Cashier
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Kerr’s Variety Store
Member Eednral Reserve System
«'HAS. GRAHAM, l ’reald.-iit
LAUNDRY IN THE
AWAITING YOUR
Maple Flavor Karo, 5 pound cans
REN.
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WE RE NOW
$2.15
ST. HELENS, OREGON
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LAND-----
per sack
First National Bank
Parts i
St. Helens, Oregon
Contract let for new- Booth-Kellv
saw mill at Wendling. ______________
Gold Mfil.il Flour, none better, lew as goo«l
RAIN COATS FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILD­
H. A. C O L T
THE CLEANEST
Money-Saving Special for
Thrifty Housekeepers
We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest.
I am agent for this well known
St. H E L E N S S T E A M
LAUNDRY
se In >o I students yveili,„s,i..
on the Near East R„|lt.r A*f
Ing the startling ,■■..„dii|,JtlI P. h"*r'
Near East the student |„„|y *“
an orphan
v *0uH«4
Ml»« Naomi Bunnell »Isiua
lust Friday
1 d "«hooi
A good turn out Is
.
-he firs, foot hull game S siu r'-V ?
ternooii on ih., flat si u «i..
plays High School of ,
hl*o
l 'orilami
Admission H e ™ ? V
The si „.le,,,
Mr(
7
even in g welcoming n„. ,,uu(? rll4*$
dents, wus well attended
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of the evening whs the
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'••f'esi,,,,;nr7 ®«
served uud everyone hud
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able time
Merchandise
They are sure of such service here.
Cream Separators
and reliable separator.
and oil carried in stock.
:
Their customers demand good service of
them. It is logical that they should require
good service of their bank.
i ’ortland— Three churches costing
$ 51,000 to be built in Mt. Scott dis- j
trict.
DEVANKY A GORTMAN
Pastuerized Pure Milk and Cream
from T. B. TeBted Jersey Cows.
Two Deliveries Daily
Phone 141
ONE WEEK ONLY
The Fresh man elusa have held
l hell first class m enilllg and have
, lioseii Vernon Moss, president; Opal
Hunter, vice president. Amelia Klb-
l.m secretary, and t rysial Knighton.
Ireasurer
Glenn Linn has been elected yell
|,aider
The first yell practice was
In*Iti Thursday afternoon S 11 II S.
will have U rally Friday afternoon to
u d veillse the Hut un lay game
In the student body m eeting held
Tuesday afternoon Miss Helen Dodd
and Miss Marion Morton were elect
, ,| presidents of the two literary or­
ganization*
I’lioi e socio! lo» will I»«
similar to those of last year
\lr Noreross .poke f" 'he high
FRE E METHODIST
Mr and Mrs W K Clark. Mr and
Mrs A. Adams and Miss Fay l.ar-
Preaching at 11 a •“ • Sunday
ned left Tuesday morning for Salem
school at 10 a m . preaching at 8 P
to attend the state fair.
.
ni/* Wednesday prayer meetings at
8 p m
Geo tl Edwards, Pastor.
Mrs. F Mcnonald was a Portland
visitor Tuesday
SE V E N T H DA A 1 VI *\ EN 11ST.
Mrs Mary Colviu uud daughter
Sabbath school every Sabbath
Miss Electa of Marshland were visi­
(Saturday) at 10 u in
Missionary
tors with Mr and Mrs F A Colvin
last week and took in the Columbia
service or preaching at 11 15
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county fair.
are invited.
Mrs N A Andrews and son have
ei t h e r in
closed the restaurant part of their
Services held on the first Sunday of
business until next year
each month at 3 P m In Adventist
Mr and Mrs Chester McConnell
church. English Sunday tchoo. every
are back in Deer Island after an a b ­
Sunday at 10:30 a m
sence o f several months
Aid meets every third Friday at
Miss lila Naegeli and Master Fred
Rev
p m
The public Is Invited
Cox both won a trip to the state fair
J E Shipp, pastor.
on their club work and will start
W ednesday for J idem w ith Mrs
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t ’A TH O L lil
l.ena Garnett as chaperone
Hour
of
services
changed
Due
to
The pupils of the sew ing and can­
the division of the large territory
ning club received 2 6 prizes. 14 blue
! in charge of Father t'lancy. the fo
ribbons and 9 red and 3 white for
lowing hour» of iervicon ut St. 11**1-
their work which was voted by many
ens will he observed, temporarily at
people visitin gthe fair to be the
leust : Sunday mass at 9 00 o'clock
best exhibit in the building, only one
dally mass at 8:00 o'clock, l ate I
pupil of the club being over 13 j e a i s
chis'm and Bible study, Tuesday a j
o f age.
1 1 5 p m . Sodality on Fridays all
Mrs. L W Gill's and sons, T h om ­
4:15, choir practice on Wednesdays
as and Warren of Baker. Oregon,
at 7:30 p m.
have returned to Deer Island for the
winter and are at the home of T
( o M d t l t r \ TI ON t l .
S. Morrell.
Mr. Qlllis will return
some time in November.
Rally Day Sunday will be observed
Vlilerman William «'.e-grove, «Ilo ut the Congregational church next
T. 5. Morrell left Saturday for
Baker, Oregon, and expects to be assumed th e leadership of Ireland's Sunday A short program will be giv
destinies since the death of Arthur i n by tbe Sunday school at 10 a m.
gone several months.
Mr and Mrs. A. E. B utterfield t .n f fit li and Michael t'olltns, left the All children who do not attend Sun­
and Dr. and Mrs. Allen Noyes re­ I'rce State without ei»il eonuiuunlers. day school elsewhere are urged to
turned from Seaside after a ten days His |M.sit i. tn is teiii|Mirar>, loll will | make the Congregational Sunday
iindniihtcdly become is rimim nl la— school their home the parents are
stay.
The Vancouver t B. C.) Tim es has cause of the Irish |as.pie's fallii in especially In vlted to come with their
At 11 o'clock
the fo llow ing report of an incident him,__________________________________ children next Sunday
Rev Paul Holfinun will preach <>•>
at the recent regatta held there:
" S u rp ris es” Communion will be oh-
Hundreds of spectators in a tten d ­ CHAMBER PLANS
erve.l children baptized and n. a ,
ance at the fall regatta of the Van­
WEEKLY LUNCHEONS members received Into tbe fellow-
couver Rowing club Saturday a fter­
'ship of the church
“The (Juest for,
noon were treated to a thrilling ex ­
hibition of aquaplaning as a final to
President J H. Flynn of the St. H ap p in ess" la the th e m e for 7 $6
the events, in which Miss Veroqua Helens Chamber ot Commerce, states Mrs Glenn ll Metaker will sing at
Godfrey, 11 years of age. and her that It has beeu decided to hold a the morning service.
sister. Marguerite, aged 13. dau gh ­ weekly meeting at luncheon on Mon­
M ETHO DIST K PIK iTIPA L.
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry God­ day of each week, the first of these
frey, were the performers. Clad In luncheons to be held on Monday.
" T h e Friendly C h u r . l i ”
-mart battling costum es they took October 9, ut a place to be later
Rally Day will be observed by tbe
turns in riding the polished surf designated. The meeting will be Sunday school next Sunday morning
boats, which slipped through the called to order at 12 o'clock and
Let's have every member present on
water at racing speed, at the end of closed promptly at one o ’clock and time
If you do not attend sou •
a line attached to Mr LePage's fast during the luncheon hour various
other Sunday school we cordially In
motor launch
With
feet
firmly matters of business and work In pro­ vite you to Join oui runks
Ai ill'­
braced on the board, like a chariot gress will be discussed.
Many o ili­ l l o'clock hour a Ki ll) Day piogratn
racer, and gripping the lines to their er towns
have
inaugurated
this v 111 be given
shiny steed, they skim m ed the su r ­ method of holding club m eetings and
Beginning with Sunday evening
face ot the water at full speed, the It has met with popular approval. all evening meetings will run on tin
boards th row in g up a great bank ot Non-members, as well as members
winter schedule
Kpwortli League
spray. As the launch made the cir­ are Invited to attend.
at fi:30. other meetings at 7 .3 0 . m i­
cuit of the harbor they banked the
The president stated that in order le.* otherwise announced
corners like an airplane, and as an to make this a success it would be
There Is still room for more at
exhibition of you th fu l
grace
and
necessary to make reservations for our Happy Sunday Evening servlc*
poise and daring it was exceedingly
Come on«'* and you will want to
pretty.
Suddenly in
rounding
a a place at tile luncheon not luler
than Saturday noon preceding the come again. Next Sunday the pas­
curve the board slipped from under
the feet of the youngest girl and she meeting and that such reservations tor will speak on "The Man God
should be requested from John L. Sent
There will be live coiigr>
was precipitated into the water with
the fasf-going launch leaving hyr Storla, bank huilding. phone 122 o r gational singing and special music
I Come!
helpless, a bobbing speck of girl­ at his residence, phone 7 2-.M
hood in the center of the big bay
T h e ' i p i s h a p apparently
did
not
phase her in the least, for with deft
overhand strokes she pursued the.
launch, which made a sw ift turn ]
and came back to pick her up Both j
girls
are
adepts at water sports !
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Their aquaplaning stunt cam e as a
surprise and was one of the most
speotacujar features of a m em or­
able afternoon of sport.
Business men have a right to be exacting
The tw o young ladles mentioned
are nieces of Mr and Mrs. C. H
in
their
banging requirements.
English of this little city.
ST. HELENS DAIRY
Extra Special
HIGH St i m o l i NOTES
CHURCH NOTICES
IR ISH
Mason Cord Tires
Philadelphia Batteries
Maxwell Parts Service Station
Accessories
OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
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We have just received our fall line
of Knitting Yarn in Assorted
Colors
Our stock of Holeproof Hosiery is compl***-
E. M. HELON,
Dry Goods
:
Clothing
:
Furnishings
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