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I Ilk ll- r LESSONS
HUNTERS ARF. THF
OF SPORTSMEN
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Pali» t 1 f . o o o
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1 '•*. $110.000
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f 133 000
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9 1 1 $.000
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South Fa fHt. i $ 1 0? 000
Alahu» > 9 1 0 000
$ : T. 000
trulla'
lur S 11 14 000
$ 1 02 000
Uiali1» » «
$ 1 0o 000
9 1 ( a N.OOO
New J'
1
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So*i h I '
9 4 mio
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M«ry 1 nut 9 9 » 000
Kmturkv 9 f 4 000
1 »i 7 Aon
Wyom'ti*
9< 7.0 00
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Monlii.n 1 4 : ooo
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> 1 1 6 .0 U0
flou«!« 1is s ooo
fonnort r fi* $ s u Oo0
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th* fl«» *.
Il *!•
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»111 total m ore than un
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H E L E N S MIST, F R ID A Y , D KC E M B E R
I* I>arHf*n: "T h a t election 1
*• ht»rud<.Ta !"ft |»y th
r afi'l I will k * t a r«*Ht fro m at
• •»
I h-y left tinditii- tend nc any political meetings a
’ or«
wan i*nifr* »l i foinriiittiifiriai] "
punch
L F Fullerton
“ Thr.t T ra il er
never bec Il U*4“ *l
*ill w a t d i e » t h«*
about 900 Ob Th« • in a« o f o ld ."
«'n wûh ont»
A L. Larson:
That I am not
■r end otb«
b» avier than 1 am i therw<He I would
No d u e un to th' bav* !i«“ *fi hurt v. >n.<* than I wti . j
w !i“ fi I f *-11 on t
truck or had tin-
acr Idem truck fall on ino."
Monday
Only twenty-two shopping day ;
i,. In- mivenienc
II-
l.ef.,r,.
I'hrlstmas
Why
postpon- !
'"■'.r h o p p h g?
III! fool -Upped
ll>- f » l l acr*
• d* f»f thu truck and injur**«! h
K O A D M A S i i;k W I L L
N O I S 1.1 ; K O i l ICI
f {« • 111 til : -
What
\r«- \\t* riuinkfiil I *ir‘*
“ 1'1'Olnt IH* I;
tul for and Warr-ui r* nldwita
* • xc»'i»t|on T»»n following can
lanliful for
i»: Kr * k "ii. i\r:
T he fin*
- i all »wlnK rn" to got my brand
and dami) barn
wHl
undor
work ufAn
'<%<» «* h* h *
thu Nfl.ftl* :
u fin- ram
plant to dr
That all th«* corn
h»* alio."
"That the sal“
.f potuto**« k**< u up » wall, and T
kavi* disposed f so many."
John Karr
T h at b* o Is at homu
u:tit «n
• »uhi no
i much
.‘lltUNlt
o f 1 ( 0«
i-tivm'
bulk
» rnputaUcn
C o rre s p o n d e n c e
Fred W fio . I
'That
ir ■ -I for good i.illk m.-h : s I bave
k> <-ps up althuugh th* prie*- ls loa "
K'iner llahlyi'-n
' Tlmt ho w o r»
.i fili
ch»ol - i lg rl I compieteti
WARREN
The Butcher
t Jiur< h
Fri
Is the Man
\! !
and a Kood
\\
i l .
111 l*t 1*1 s I III t \ s
g'hi* I'AVeil ruH-1
*»v I'eileHt rigfl*
thoill'l
»lu ll’ s
be--,
"I* » 1 1" l»*ft f o r so tlolii»; II **V
fir,
c.ir com in g l " « H r * N thc..i
»»•I It,
< i r c om in g f r o n lli e r e í r
pa...
■ t hoir * u- l,t
li boa i" • '
ferii
1 »n » i . t i " . r*. h.,»,, noi I*. *-n more
ore i ■ i • m , f,,r ||„. p„v,.,| h i g i i H « . * " »
•
iih I ii
■ Union« on4 W * h ' M Mi i
•i'" I m nnrrow, MOfflcIrnl'V » i *
ftnl'r i" «Un» too cor» lo p«.*« Th*
'riiffi, m, the roui u lnrm»»ing «»*!
I*"1 • •*** *l»rk nini rnlnv *1»»i< of
f » i i * r coming on thorn I» mor** Ilk.
T h e city coil»
p e*lo »irl»n » »n il m oiorl»!
fe«h n » » o the iitm o*l m u l l o * » » . I
«A I he ir
I nimoMl to |ir*-v*-nl »celi!«-i ' *
.f;.... »f »orillent
Th, * I hunk you for your cooper
•II *» I» i h t» m ill*.r whh-h Ih**.' f*'* I
•ur* •'*» will g i v e
lie*, pert fu ll y.
U llH llN I IIA l.l.A ll»!
l>*»r i lly of HI Union». Or* non
count at the First National and in-
Open a small ac
teres, your boy or girl in saving. These little ac­
f»tr
m iking
ft
«»a
tl*.-
of
nin ny
I l| y l y
fir t ni"
of
larger.
M"
di. rover
I» rnl»!n
I»
who
miouim
put
Ih''
—It costs only a frac­
tion of a cent for
each baking.
— You use less be­
cause it contains
more than the ordi-
nary leavening
strength.
M'GOW
N j ANDERSON
Contraclors and Builders
VDItXOMt, MHKl.OV
Rough and Finished Yel­
low Fir Lumber.
Plans and Estimates Fur­
nished.
PO W D ER
/T v
The sales of Calumet
are over 150 greater
than that of any other
baking powder.
B F *T B Y TE ST
THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER
W ARM TH
For W inter Days and Nights
T H E SOFT W O O L Y N A P . H I G H Q U A L I T Y A N D C A R E F U L W O R K M A N ­
S H IP OF O R E G O N C I T Y A N D O T H E R W E L L K N O W N B R A N D S O F M E R ­
C H A N D IS E IN SU R E S W A R M T H N O M A T T E R H O W C O L D T H E W E A T H ­
E R — ALI. A R E A P R O D U C T O F E X P E R T M A N U F A C T U R E — A F A C T Y O U
W I L L A P P R E C I A T E A F T E R T H E L O N G S E R V IC E T H E Y W I L L G I V E Y O U
O REGO N C ITY
O V E R C O A T S
O R E G O N C IT Y
O R E G O N C IT Y
W O O L S H IR T S
M A C K IN A W S
W e have a beautiful line
Pure Virgin Wool
In the latest and most
of pure wocl shirts in
$10 and $11 Each
serviceable styles, all
plain and fancy colors
pure virgin wool
Boys at $5.50 and $6.50
$3.9.S — S4.50 — $5.00
Best Full Double Stag
$5.50 — $6.00
Shirts Made at $8.50
$15 — $17.50 — $20 and
$25.
B LA N K ETS
D IR E C T F R O M T H E M I L L S T H A T M A D E T H E M — I N S P R A Y . S O U r H C A R ­
O L I N A — W E H A V E R E C E I V E D O U R S H IP M E N T O I C O T T O N B L A N K E T S.
T H E I R Q U A L I T Y IS T H E H I G H E S T G R A D E — T H E P R IC E IS C H E A P E R :
$2.60 $2.95
$3.75
Wool Nap .Very Heavy. $4.00. $4.50. $4 75— Higher Grades at from $5.00 to $11.50
A re You An Optimist?
1, „ human nauirr ,o fed tha* ■•"* ncis hhor'* I'»***'
may he Lutne.l or robhe.l hut that ours wdl no,.
F,rc. theft an.l aeehle",. however, are impartial
S T A R BRAND SHOES Are Better
W E H A V E R E C E IV E D T H IS W E E K A N O T H E R L A R G E S H IP M E N T OF
T H E S E G O O D S E R V I C E A B L E S H O E S A T V E R Y R E A S O N A B L E PRICES.
IN F A N T S
5 to 8
$1.25 to $1.75
MISSES, s’* , t o l l ' d . .
$2-25 to $2.95
MISSES. 12 to 2 ............. $2.60 to $2.95
visitors
Of ahHolme p ro tectio n lo r yo u r »a lu a t f »
c u re that ih a S afe D eposit B o x here.
First National Bank
IIFI.KM*. «»KFM«»*
Menih»r K * d * r » l H " * ' * " * ’ •'’ r * " m
Il A. ( I t i l i * .
G R O W IN G
G IR L S . 3 to 7 $3.95 to $5.50
L A D I E S ' DRESS. 3 to 8
M E N 'S DRESS
$2.95 to $575
$3.95 to $6.00
M E N 'S W O R K S H O E S . $3.95 to $6.00
The le.» you ean afford m l - e d -
II \ h . Mll t l l " « I rr»hh-nt
inventor*
•Ml" thing I I I " I- Itine I. W
••gl,r
th e
T h T X cV n ^ B A K IN G
West St Helens
counts receive all the attention that is accorded the
ht
•kiitil !'
Auto Painting Co.
CALUMET
to keep the family healthy
tin lesson of thrift and industry.
t"
Now is the time to have
that car painted.
Come
in and talk to us about it
There’s Only One W ay to
Save on Bake-Day, Use
who is allied with the cook
ling tl
tenditi
riie C h ild ren
trian»
AUTO PAINTING....
Don’t think because you can get a
big can of Baking Powder for little
money that you are saving anything.
Agents for Eagle Lumber
Company
West St. Helens
In vi* * ! ■»> wtsli to CUlllll*'! p*‘I* -
SEVEN
Don't Be Penny W ise
and Pound Foolish
' ? - 1 urd«'*n " f f
O’Connor & M cDonald
o f f i c e r » o f the city *f St U*-l
•A h h *1* there » t i l I»*- no nc-*l*l* nt
•her. *> c l t i f t i » o f Hit* lo n - i m;»y I"
Uli* » or If* J n reti nini n i l,, this tiles
PAEE
nad*
urday
and happy. W e keep the
• who hunt lu th» fl«*ld
W trm n
n* *i In #«T®ry «• n««* »*f th*
c *ok happy, too, because
i
tf l o g r a m a rwcmitly i «,nt
she knows lie can order
* I rt I riti i « »r* » < halli
. ,
ttUipU
*• r.i«* « «• rr«|u<*«ting
t«*
im.iuiit o f mon«*) fip«»r*i
from us by telephone and
> trl"UH pii « ' ■«
Tb*
t
I :
nii)UNlon«,r o f
KUh
and
¿et just what she wants.
* 1 that fr o m 130,000 000
¡.pelli v! t , . V«"
t«*rtalnni*»nt
• n a . r«- b it In Main**
• d rn
reparal
it i" « w h o hunt and flab, and V «»rk »«<
:d« ram*» w o rd that $2f»0. Nii-I H-donn
The Best of Meats at the
r«* b*ft ihn rr t»y u p o n « and tua c««r|
h«* pl­
• ¿ir
\\ is« « tiain plar«*«l «lu« t t*> M ì Nora
inti M
Lowest Possible Prices
- « i t t .3.000 000 . I >«*nv* r
•.*,.1 M
rid Mr
u oo o and San K ra n d a c o IlmthrrK w
and
• "
Tti«*««» \fi\• vi t highly appi
dbci
Prompt Delivery
KlVf* a total uf $3 If»
Tin* I'f ir tU n d t' ha t i l l e r o f Bolls in th*
V Mil
«tit**! t ?!••«••* atmw.r*« t «» I»
fl«‘
»y arKuni«*nt that U d o « » n ' t hr for«* th«» audh’Oi
l'"T ■ * « M H
n«*tit am
v .»no m«»r«» plant Iful now
v
‘
t - “ t» f«»r in un y >• «i
rt (MM. |. <f ?
-n*.«*r%atlon m •• «•*»1 r • •« h« r ,.n u
I’ llO M FJ
in f oro*
wltli th«* l fnlt»*«1 wdl and
. *inm««nt v«»ry r.iucli lut• i - mimi»* ml.
John Fut
• I f K'an»" in «*v«*ry alat«* I
K 1st U»<
ivpl al I 1
> r > Ht y an t
* ¿»t«» t t —
"p«»rtain«*vi
Th«» «tnt«»« that
•fi•*y y««arlv t«» l»r«*«»«l Ram*,
t inon«*y «m gwtn-* pr«* orv * -
«•* t haut K*«t n u lu. o f ttnmrv
11 n «*ttla«*riH f o r tin* ip «»rii -
ifo th«*ra t«» hunt and th«,%
•t inotiay t n t r a v I P n *
r 1* 1 -
«*n«* «»f th«* Kra«t«*«t hv.ut*
on on ra«*or«t
Th*»« * w ho
the children a-k for money—or do they ask tor
l).
alroady spant iw in « tlm**
a
way
to earn it? The greatest lesson ot childhood is
laid bail hatlar pl.iil t«» PO
'"M * I
1, 1922
H o u s e h o ld H in t s
*'•» I» hop u II
" •!'. '■ . .Vili . „
r • « * iniiih** nf j(l .
rii a hi * i J vv a i i • v ii
111 III loll» " f ,|m , ,|„
»»
In *'»
i»iirl'
Tlie>
ThU St-nM.ii lu
si
'•If and Will UHI' Il pi HI ,
‘ »O 11,ut Wiirri'ti rank h ho hlfth In'
k lI.A M \ I* A 1*1 It TO M O U ).
pur»
I II.. "r«,|onlul Mln tin- rllnlrlrl» ,,f tini enmity.**
* In, higher V iiil>
J II I'lttnian, publisher of tlie
A itliu r M ud:
‘ -Tli.it tin- ladle»
[H Dili
rim* » » ' I well preu. nt* <1
Imi suri, a Hpl' ndld Mil" mid I roiil,| P o w l f u f'oun ty Ne WH at K alam a.
»« woultl i.»: m i " o f tlioHH Kood lii-d nhfci-tn " »a s ne*-ti i h » tiandwrltinK on tbe
M. r nini mui
I
‘ » ‘ i r Kr'rk on:
‘ T h a t huMne » f. all, follo w ing til** election v*-r*llct !
I f the w i i e r barrel which stanila
f . r the pr," • un t h»*
I." "Il .' good r<. 1 1 ". I» i . I ., I I Mnvi.r"i„.r -ti, , ,i i l r
. I •» your kitchen
I h covered
with
o f « *ol
wan r«* l imi proi'-prt for W i r r e n
uro
»,,
'* '
1 ** 1 ’ * ° | w h ile oilcloth. It will lock more lik e
Hill mmle 1 v««ryoD«f (irli*li» '*
I move hi printing outfit ami paper a piece o f furniture.
i»lo
«»«•n (1| h
Porter l'fiori,I h : T i n t the f'*llown| •» Kelso
He has renimi the sm a ll !
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• t| (
K< • 11 rivalry wa « Hbowri ' ilio lirnk' lut,, II,.- ' vi,,r».
building on Fro nt sir* * und*-r con
I f y o '' on ly ll!iv" :l f ‘ w flow ers In
hlunlrig. Mi- I iiijm v|. in g witb
I 11.11 tlii* inim*.y I li;.,f ”
struct Ion by J F
Boncutter,
v » ;" » ' " I - » - y l " , k » hit ..itraggly
i » r Hit Mie pii-M of < «rtaln
7
I, an I put l4 f,.w c or i(S i „ ti . v,alor. T h . y
'• Parinoli:
" T i n t I wan not li,
ludi«*
The pie n
will tnovo into it about lince ruber 1 ■.ill hold the f k w o i » linci keep thorn
«ture
win
o
itn-
I,uriti-irti
wert
• Ht
Ha» Hilf wat »"1,1 i'<>r Ybf
t'.'ii, i ■ I would li" obliged ti; u|>aiu
* in place
Full, K lo 1" r fath«*r "old up niy timidi.”
< haiiil.f r I.tin's Ci.Ujfatfi 11* mialy
h* lOIlK.-d I " 1
lu r
tin* M o i I u t ’ n I'avorit«*.
Itili i oiipi-r
"T h a t W ' rien ha.,
....... .......
T r y HlicinK je lly roll in fairly
Wfirt-en
Alvin 1.,,,
»" l i a lino,! norial fluii and we all
T
h
e
.soothing
and
In
aline
proper
i
'
"
' “ E" i f 8 and P llfc . w l l h , wlslppea
I»b* • ut«»r, b » having ' » ‘ vi. Mieli r o j a l tini": twice i-acli
•I* of f amt rial,,
* o » , h Iten.edv
" ' j -1
‘ rt ,\'jT
1 yi V« ry pif* o l f
• Pie,, .ant ia •*■ and prompt and i f - 1 “ V-Tl
JH,y T'A i C,,i be
U f •‘muflí!.
Tl •• affair
*’ II Lund:
" T h a t I have only fectuul l i t r e , have made It a favor-
_____
' «1 HIICrftMH
at Hi lioi'l now All Hi*. ot|i**i-h a r »
Hu rulit I h
■*• bit»y In Warr*-n ■I I. to d<, for th* uiMelvi s and help
. eimlu
' i i ' 11
' V ia
1 Ad d HOute grateil cheese and some
i ‘ »ident
nil on Mi»- ranch."
l'
; ’
• /
r y , ' " ,,* ; « W M « d inus roon.., to the
white
Loom! h '
'
'
•-••••"»:
I..... - f-.r
I and
■ • • im prov.-
I A Bacon;
" T h a t 1 have th«*
,
nick
.'lu r
1 ntQrvil and th n L'Ii and n «m all hOU:u to Jiv<*
; ment
in I relief and is tree from opium and
! $2n all tieV/ dollars o aM<*
f h»* fir e although bad * * * other h a r m ' d drug«.
I the f ]a s «1 f l»d ads In '.he Mist
Kn tranco
w.» no wortie."
SHOULD c o n t i n u i ;
finest
'
RUBBERS— Full line of light and heavy Rubber Footwear, all colors
DRY GOODS
E. M. HELON
FU R N IS H IN G S
C LO T H IN G