n i E ST. HE L ENS MIST, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER i. M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M MIST M M M M M 1 ,'“ Ul ; drama. Rouge," York for M minili on MISTINGS. M M M M M M 1 M A R T H A M A N S F I E L D C O M IN G rO L IB E R T Y M M M > M Palmer'* sensutiou-tl "Queen of (lit* Molliti) .t pity Unit thrilled Now moro than a your, ami was a tour from count to count r»«.ui .-«iiipan».-* m. of » n i t h N O T IC E OF S C H O O L MEETING. N O T IL E IH lierehy Riveli to thè legai voterà of lu''‘! ,A . , ' , of rollimi.la Colini» . State of Oregon, ihul a Si HttOL MKK N , dlsirirt » i l i he beiti at auditorium on (he 20th duy or N.o.iut'. ***’ 7:110 ».'clock tu thè afternoon for thè purpose of votmg ou liatisp. • of High Scinto! poplin fiotti oulslde Ibis districi and discussi"« Ilo nu get heretnufter net uut ulti» tlif levvlng l»oani. uu*l t*1 0,1 1 * slittiti of levying a special illstrlct lux , . . . Die Itti al ani,.uut ol money needed bv thè subì scliool d i s i Iti d u r i l i thè tisca 1 year hegtiining ou Juuo 30. 1SF23, and ctidlng .lui»*' ‘ 0 , - • ** . stimateti In III», tollowmg butlgel and Inclutles thè a n i o i i n t s to » 1 ’ ‘ ' 1 ' 1 ' from thè coutil y se »tool fumi, state school finiti, elemenliir» sch....| fumi special tlistrict lux. aliti all t >t li »* i i i i o u e y s ttf III. d i s t r i t i lit e r pi ay « h ! through huropo. is the Mrs A F Hurnolt visited friends j " ' l " 1'.1'' s,'1‘'t'u’*l ior *J]*' Pjcture 111,1 will bo screeneii at Tlio l.lborty on in f o r t land Saturday ,, . uo*t Sun.la» and Monday ntgfcts. Mr and Mrs K A Koss tno.o'« {|„. usual luatiuoo performun -, llt IM.I I. to Portland Wednesday. L „ oll Sunday aftornoou. Mr. and Mrs Klon Felton wore ’flu* story is powerful and appeal USI IM \ r K I > E X P E N H H I Iti S Portland visitors Tuesday. | inn. packed tight with action and Mrs C. K. Hallberg o f Rainier thrill, tremendous in its pictorial TTT iry Tn— n -1 l a Ti 1 ' was the guest of St. Helens friendsjand dramatic qualities Martha 1 I t per i . . h Mansfield, who appears us a dance Monday. 1 » 2 too oo 1 Superintendent Mr. and Mrs W. K I'lark of Peer shown in gtitt»‘rtng revues and ex I l i 1. tino 0 «I 2 Principals Island were transacting business in travugamas of the Zeigfield produc »2 1 IH)U 01* 19 3 Teacher» tions. and other similar stage plays,! f 1 y a o 0 0 St. Helens Monday 4 Janitors but of all her undertakings none! l ».H 0 0 1 « Hon W. H Cooper, the Scappoos.- j i ’ ll*! k was us eminently suited to her per . 0 0 » attorney, was in St Helens Tuesday «Duality and training as the part 1 7 Other services transacting legal affairs she plays in the "Queen of the Mou Miss Averie Shackleford, who is lin Rouge." that of a self-sacrificing T O T A L . . attending the I ’ nlversity of Oregon maiden of Normandy who danced in ] at Kugene. spent the week end with a notorius cafe itt the Paris under-1 M I T E M \l. \M* s i P P I I E N i»oo 00 » 1 Furniture tdesk*. «toves. t in tutu*. etc » her mother here world that the hoy she loved might (»ÜU 0 0 » 2 Supplies 1 chalk erasers, etc » So say the critics Mr and Mrs Harry Hadfield re achieve fame. l 00 oo » 3 Library books In this magnificent and spectac-| turned to St Helens Monday eve 1 00 oa » 4 Labratory equipment ning from Wheeler. Oregon, where ular production a treat is in stor*M J too oo 5 Telephone . . . for followers of the silent drama they visited friends for two weeks. 2 lì !» 00 » 6 Janitor's supplies portrayal, Mr. and Mrs R G Prael, daugh who admire convincing 500 00 » 7 Fuel charming settings and brilliance of ter Dorothy and son. Charles, o f A s too o<* i S Light It is a super-special wlt.i toria. and Professor and Mrs A action 135 00 t 0 Water Mauthe o f Portland were Sunday I an all-star cast 200 00 $ 111 Postage, stationery, printing guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W E A T H E R REPORT S. C. Morton. T O T A I ................. Dig shipment just in of ladies’ F O R O C T O B E R . 192, and misses’ coats, priced at figurts M i l s t i n \ \< t 1 m > 1:1 p t i n s ranging from $'20 to »35. in styl.sh M;iximum temperature 7 1 degrees and up-to-date patterns and caarau- , minimum temperature T O T A L ............................. teed quality Milady s Shop. Met or- 29 degrees ou the 2yth; mean max ntick building. St. Helens. It imum temperature 00 2 degrees; 1 x HI- HTI P \ 1 ss S 7 0 00 00 Gus E Erickson, independent can mean minimum 43.3 degrees, mean 1 Bonded, amt ln!er*«l thereon didate for public service commission- monthly temperature 51 2 degrees er. was In St Helens Tuesday Mr which is 0.7 degrees below uormal T O T A I ................................ Erickson is optimistic as to his elec- ita j„ 4 50 inches which is 0 96 inch tion His campaign slogan is. “ Pn- above the average. greatest (lui!,. T i n S S P O K T A T IO S ««I lilt.II >< IIIHH p i p i i . s f r o m o i 1 si pi-, m i s n i s n u « 1 reasonable Rates Must be Reduced " rainfall 1 Ox Inch on the 25th Pre- The Oregon dealers in Winchester vailing wins XW and SE Thunder materials held their annual conven on 3rd and 31st There were 6 clear, T O T A L . . . . . . . . . . . ticn in Portland on Monday an 1 7 partly cloudy and IS cloudy days Tuesday. Everett Howe and T r a c y . while measurable precipitation fell MISI E L I IN F O I S Howe, of the St Helens Hardware I on 17 days. Month was warm, plea-- company. local distributors of the ant and favorable for outdoor work T O T A I ............... Winchester goods, attended the con- until the 23rd when the temperature ventlon. fell considerable and the winter Total estimât»-») amount of money for all pur poses «luring the y< ar Recorder J B. Godfrey is again rl*ins set in The only frost occurred on the job after a two weeks' vaca- on tl,e 39th ESTIM ATED UK« El PT tion. A part of the time was spent] 3 ° s Hackenberg, Observer In Tillamook and from that city he From county school futi»! during the »•< tiling Eor a Weak IHgestion. went overland to Seaside The re » 7.7 * 70 school veut ................. corder returned Sunday and feels No medicine cun replace food, but From state school fund during the to n in g much better on account of the re-t Chamberlain's Tablets will help you $ 1.376 6 school year . and the trip to digest your food, taken thut gives From elementar» school tinnì .turine t!••■ mining Representative Sherman M Miles quantity of food taken that gives i 6.346 2 1 schtml yeur .......... returned from Eugene Monday eve- strength and vigor to the system, Estimateli amount to he recelv.d frolli all Ot her ning where he had been on a busi- but the amount digested and a s s i g 1 2.3 1 2 00 souri.es during thè comiug schoi-l y a r nees trip. He has been putting in Rated. If troubled with a weak di et nslderable time this week in In- gestion, give Chamberlain's Tablets Total estlmuted n-ceipts. not tncliullug pro- ttrviewin g the voters o f the county a trial Thousands have been bene- pose«) tax and has met with encouragement | flted by their use. as to his contest for re-election to REE A P I T E L A ' rio N The I ’niteU States government is the legislature. If vou wish to know whether , ... you have any difficulty with your eyesight call on Or Thompson advanced optical knowledge and the right glasses. •’T h a t’s his rep- utatlon." Consult him about your eyes next visit. Saturday. November 11, Orcadla Hotel, until 4 p m . 2t KoinK to hiiV“ “ n educational display Total egtimated expeiiH'»* f<»r ilo* .ir , at the Pacific international I.ive | receipts not includine. pro The dls- Total estimated Stock •xpusitlon this year posed tax ^iav vulued at many thousands of ,i0|jur _____ and is of great educational ; valu. Tll(. ¡>aci f ic International is Baiane«, amount tu he raiseil hy »li-tri. t tax hH(| a Portland. November 4 to 11. mc|U 8 jve hai ed thi* Il01li dav of Octoht r. 1 '» 2 2 ( H A R L E S G RAU \M A special meeting of the Colum -! bia County Farm Bureau was held j in St. Helens Saturday. H J Con-! rad. assistant secretary of the state farm bureau, was present and re viewed some of the work done by ; the organization during the past j year The secretary reports that] orders for alfalfa hay are corning in. Oue member recently saved over four times the cost of his member -1 ship of 110 on one order of hay Att<-st : MRS F »2 7.1 14 00 1 2.5*5 00 t 1 000 00 « 7,000 O’* 1 1 .uuo 00 » 500 13 2 1 'J 00 11 139 .211# 00 117 f l ’ ha . B« ard of 1 4 4' » Urei t A GEORGE. He riet CI. irk Mist Wantads nearly always ^et results The Sunset theatre in West St 1 Helens which lias been operated b y ’ W. H. Brower, has been leased to George L. Govro who has already taken charge The new proprietor expects to make some needed im provements in the show house and ’ has contracted for a new machine In order to make better pictures. Only the best of pictures will be shown, he states and he hopes to re- 1 celve the patronage of the public . 1 He expects to re-open the show house about November 10th. Useful and Needed Books W E H A V E A L A R G E L I N E O! Laird and Lee’s Diaries at Address Books Vest Pocket Dictionaries Elementary Dictionaries Common School Dictionaries High School Dictionaries JOHN W . O LIV E R Concert Violinist A N I C E L I N E OE H A L L O W E ’E N N O V E L T I E S Deming’s Drug Store Mr. Oliver will teach violin, in St. Helens every W e d nesday beginning November 15. If interested mail a Muckle Building card to 105 Hudson St. Portland, Oregon. ♦ Only the Best for me! declares the woman who ta k e s p r id e in the kind o f food she sets bet ore her fam ily. She knows it doesn’t pay to waste her good effort* and her good flour, eggs and other materials by u s i n g a n y t h i n g but ROYAL— the best bak ing powder made. ft Contains No Alum Leaves No B itter Taste 4 ♦ Let Us Show You ♦ how our meats though far superior to the ordinary ♦ ♦ grades are far more economical. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ keepers buy their meats Experienced house- here regularly They ♦ ♦ If 4 4 4 wouldn’t do so if they didn’t get good meats and good value for their money. They get more, as one or two trials of our meats will prove to you. : 4 ♦ M O R T O N & W IL S O N 4 * ( T w o Markets) : I he Strand—Columbia St. Central— Willamette St