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About St. Helens mist. (St. Helens, Or.) 1913-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1922)
T H E ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. DECEMBER I. DLV PAGE EIGH T M M M M M M M M M M M M m ' BURNING TH E M M M M M FRANZ FARM IS SUBDIVIDED M Y U L E LOGS M The numi' givou l»y tho snolont t'oii.ity Survoyar I. J YmiOrslio Ml Gotha ami Suxous to tho fosilvul o f voti li«« cotu plotod (ha i l.ating of MIST MISTINGS. M tho wlntor solsttco w..s Jul. o r Yulo i (ho Frod Fruii« furiti trsot on ilio Tho luttor torni 1« »(.Il rosorvoil hy Yunkloii rouil ami (ho odfio o f lloul M | (ho (on. or W o»l Si llolon» Tho fumi Scotch. M m ! Tho burniti* o f tho Yulo log o f 4 i atro» Iris booti illvlilod litio .'> N oli« I t il FIN A l. Ite ti« NT. SI )l\li>NS. ' ! ........ «M e««« t o u rt M ouse ,,t |t„, »Ulll) aa th.* placo ..( |„ ""'«'*11 , , ‘•«“«»Hg accollili and petltlou f o r illalrlhu Upon »Ulli ac en im i. ,, lloll .IS ■ tecu lor of thè »*»tate of • Inn. at w hich Utili CI ihs il Iti ikk h. tIt'ci'UMed, and that porsoii luter* Hie»| in», | III«' t olititi t <>11 rt of t tu* Biute of tire file o b je c t luto, in i*. 1 1111 'k " <* " « the , "»tu« goii for ilo* Couiilt o f C olum bia In or uny pul l I hei oof » li le 11 Colili thè adulili lai rut Ioli of 1 *'Hl li llltltlllH ald ' siali* I n holllfi Imd h.n» »«'I Sul Riser •*utor II l*tl\\ I I I 1 11td.it. Mie tutti day of |b«ci*niher. Attorney for I » . Iti'.'? ut IO o Y lO i 'k III t h è for»*lliHin Anything t,• , n , ther»'of un ilio tllnn, and th»* Court Wiieiaj Notti** la herohy giteli hy Ilio un In tlie Circuit Court o f Ilio Nialo o f dorsignod that lo* lui . flh'd hls final 1 treg*>■ fnr tkilu m bla C o n n i) W intani II Pohndorf, PI ilutlff. v» l ’earl Leone Politili >rf IK'feiidalit To l ’i*url Leone l'ehlidorf. thè l*e fetidaut «bovi* named in thè \ante of thè State of Or* known hy olh or namo» in contlnonlal acro trac!» Tho«o truci» aro vory giin you are lieiely reqtitred to n|i Kuropo. wa» ati i licioni t'hristtnss doalrahlo for Ilio man » ho v o r k » In pear and :.u»wer lite cofipl.it 1 ftb'd corom ony ilo«coiulin(f frcm (ho Scan- (ho mllla in Si Helens >r other In- agaiust you In Mie above enlitled »un — Plata Pharmacy ltuyniond dlnavlrn». » h o at their loest o f Jul dustrUl enterp ■ for they um loti or hefore Ilo* espirai .oli of '"»I 1. U R u th erford and »on used to kindle huge bonfires in hon clo se In and only Jo minute» » u lk weeks fr**l * thè date of thè f i a pili* ; m otored to Portland Saturday The soil Is il Ica timi o f ( li I» »uinmoiiH. or o f their god T h or Similar boti from the court house Iih'i »ani 1 W h itm a n '» I'andtes for Christum* fires were kindled In Kurope le u rope and good and especially adapted to gar tirsi putillcatioti I» inaile and d»t* *1 elsewhere at the timnicr solstice den and fruit r. i leg A plat of the — l ’ lara Pharmacy IV ie m b e r I. I* 2 Ì . that h<*lng thè The English ceremony o f bringing | land may he seen at the offic e of the Mi»» Nellie Bure ham and Walden in and burnitifi tee Yule log on Ivavanagli lcind ooinniinv « h o »III Mine prererlbed hy Min con I in tlov Hillard wore Portland visitors Sat Christmas eve. which still has it s ; have charge o f the aelllni. o f the order (or pnhllcallon of tliis sani inoli»; ami if voti fall »0 t * app**.‘i urday local survivals » a s full o f pictures property Very easy term» »111 he and aiiH»i*r ilo* Ct'inplalnl. Ili»» pialli The log was a m a ss iv e' given and it Is a splendid opportunity Uff »III upply to I l e rourt for (In Christmas Bookle t» and post card» quo detail are n o » on display at tho K*a piece o f wood, frequently the r u g g e d , for the workers In the in'll and oth- rellef denmuded In thè roinplalnl. and grotesquely mark 'd root o f an era to recure a good houieslte lo c i to wll. for a *ict-re»' » * f ahstilufe 'Il Pharmacy. oak tlon end have enough good land to rorce dlasolvlng thè bollii» o f tisi Miss I-oulso Kotel had as her finest It was drawn In triemph from Its raise the garden truck and other rlnu ny eiistlng botweou plulnttff and during tho Thanksgiving holiday. resting place amid shouts and laugh- produce he needs The land Is some lilefeiidant. and for thè care cast. ,l> Miss Louise Black of Castle Hock ter. every wayfarer d o f ' i n g his hat o f the Inest in Columbia county. — | and control of thè minor chllil of I Today i* som ebody's birthday. " hy as It passed On its entrance Into, Advl sald muri lag** not give a box of Whitman s Samp the baronial halls, the minstrels hail j Thls siimmotis la puhllshed hy or ed It with song and music, or In the l e r ’ — Plaza Pharmacy ■ler of thè Monorahle Martin Whlte W hen k ou are t <>nsti|*«ted Judge o f thè oCunty Court **f th» A L Fuller, cashier of the Kat- absence o f the minstrels each niem-i her o f the family sat upon (t In turn To Insure a healthy action o f the sull> (>f 0 r „ goIl for Columbia i'min nior State bank, » u s a Sunday guest and sang a Yule song ho»**ls and correct disorders o f the ty. duly made, dated and entered at the homo o f Mr. and Mrs H. r liver, tuke two of Cham berlain'» T ab November 2 4 192? McCormick lets Immediately after supper. They RA KE R RE-ELECTED JOHN I. STORI.A The stork visited the hom e of Mr » i l l not only cause a gentle move Attorney for Plaintiff IteM.I*-tie* AS PRESIDENT ment of the bowels, without unpleas and Post Office Address St Helens and Mrs Joseph Stricklevitch Satur day evening and left in their care a ant effects, bill bullish that dull. Oregou k* K P Raker, of Goble, was re *tupid feeling, that often accompan baby daughter. ----------- 0 ----- elected president o f the state h.*.*- ies constipation Women were Imran 'led on a Jury Mr and Mrs W B MacKay. Mrs E K Baum and Miss Barbara Baum keepers' ass.K-lation in a meeting case In the supreme court In Ited v.ere guest» at the h om e o f Miss Amy e ? “ ' lo r tla m l Monday for the first Come In and hear our new Gen Peer, Altu , R , . , The univers.-il adopt on c f honev time In the history of Causila Plaza Pharmacy 1 - .1 eubstltnte f..r glu cose artificial ' " " r.-cords Joseph Maxfield. Sr., was a busi- sugar food would do :*way with 90 ness visitor In Portland Monday. por pent o f the case o f diabetes, In- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mayor-elect A F Barnett was in testlnal and kidney disorder? o f hu Portland Tuesday. manity. was advocated hy M" Raker Dr. L. Ci. Ross. Ed Jones and R o n who addressed the body. Mr Ral:er. who is tl-e owner of ald Blakesley m otored to Portland Saturday and attended the O A C. one o f the largest bee f-*rms In the The point wt are making is that we have west at Onhle, r.tated that "a ccord and W S. C game Inc to recent experiments hr the Mrs George Wilson and son Max Colorado experiments! 'rb ora torles have returned from Corvallis Max it has lean ascerfr.ined that Infestl- t.aving accepted a position with Swift Kerms 0 f a u ari> unahle to <■ Company o f Portland. Ilvo in honey, and the same applies Mr and Mrs Svdnev Melhuwn of 10 , h e ge-m s o f typhoid It is a no- and there is no doubt that you all want groceries Portland spent Thanksgiving with tlceable fact that all honey-eating Some time during the week or the month, you will Mrs M e lh u is h s parents Mr and •‘aces are practically Immune from have to have groceries. We are here to answer that Mrs! H E LaBare “ »«*• d1»<'as’*B " I W e've Got What You Want Groceries want. We have a complete line of staple groceries, green goods, and fruits. W E ARE PROUD OF OUR SERVICE AND OF OUR SYSTEM OF DISTRI BUTION We can serve you to your satisfaction and it will he a pleasure to us to ifb so. Call at Mr and Mrs. Emmett Drake and t h » vitiiciv i v c , i m , t daughter Phyllis of Portland were. TH A X K S i . H PIG f . R ACE the guests of Ur and Mrs James T Hero Is the cup and here th* hoard, Martin Thanksgiving day But what o f a grace to greet the G W Roberts, district freight and passenger agent of the l nlon 1 actfic system, with headquarters at Astor- la. was a business visitor in St. Hel- ens Tuesday Mrs Carl Huston and daughter left for the.r home in Portland on Monday after a several days' visit »:*:. Mr* H 1 ton’s par-nt- Mr and Mrs A. J Doming „ „ „ ' ' “s ' f h c fo(>d and h„ r„ th, wtnJ Hu, how sha„ w# prais„ hlm we j dine* Sa(th U o d . ..w h o fl„ s a broth#r*, I plate. To use his own need never wait." And whoso shareth love and peace Hath drunk God's health, and God's reuse — W om a n 's Home Companion. THE HOME OF V V " \ Edward Ketel received a m* »sag*.'i Tuesday morning stating that his; mother. Mrs R. C. Ketel who re sides in Ashland, was seriously III I He, wife and son left Tuesday after-1 noon for Ashland. Louis LaBare spent Saturday eve ning and Sunday with the home folks He came up from Corvallis with the eolleg,. hand to take In the O A. C - Pullman gam e and while so close to home took the opportu nity to run nown. He return<-<i from Corvallis last night to spend the Thanksgiving holidays at home. SPEEDY STAR HAS NEW SPEED RECORD Charles Jones whose newest ph oto play, "P a rd on My N erve." 1» the a t traction at The Lib erty Saturday night has hung up a new speed rec ord In this dashing romance o f a wandering ranchman T i e play Is "aid to be pa cked with stirring a c tion i f th<- plains where in the old er I days a superabundance o f n e w e was' needed to be able to answer "pres- 1 e n t” at life'» dally roll call. And ! with all his daring, hls nerve, hls i stunts Jones stops every now and then to frolic and give bis audience! a hearty laugh BUDGET C O M M ITT E E IS IN SESSION Members o f the county court and advis ory c om m ittee aro busy prepar ing the budget o f expenses for the county for the ensuing year They i started on the work Monday and hope to com plete it this wer v. Mem bers o f the ad visory c om m ittee are, D. W Price o f 8cappoo';e, Henry K r a ii o f Clatakanle and F 11. Hoi b r o j k o f Goble. The c om m ittee has not given out Inform aton as to w hether or not an e ffo r t will b e ( made to reduce the taxee. > ' ^ r ' ' \ \M % Mr and Mrs. Peter Hrakke had a , , their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs H F Kem ps o f Portland. Master Rich ard Brakke who has been som e time, In Portland returned to St. Helen')] with Mr and Mrs. Kempe. In a hotly contested gam e the f o o '- ball team o f the Con gregational church defeated the team represent ing the Methodist church, the score being 19 to 0. Sutherland. .Mace and Rainey made touchdow ns. The < e n g r e - a t i o ' ■'! team ou tm - gbed the Methodist and their line could not he dented by their opponents. ' ■ 1 THE PHONK M ARKET BASKET" 27 ................ » ......... .. We ollci the finest kind of eatables (ut that Thanksgiving dinner, everything of the highest )Ua| tty and the pm rs ate i|inte moderate. M AKE Y OUR SE L E C TIO N S HI KE Nuts of all kinds. Dates, package and hulk. h g v Mince Meat, Olives, Imported Olive Oil A latgc variety of canned goods. Fruits ol all kinds, en Fan prices Honest weights—cheerful and effi cient servic e and quality groceries is out tormula of success. >! I ( >UR I INE OF D RY CR M »1 W O R K SHIRTS. HOSIERY, ETC Those high-top Rubber Bootees we ate .elling are just the thing for the workingman whose W"rk ,■» outdoors, also for the farmer. Made of a g,.ml grade of rubber and will give excellent service Pi iced at $4 l.S and $4 H5 WE CA RRY BERGMAN SHOES AND BOYS FOR MEN Italian Importing Co. I’ll aie IK St I lelens, Ore Are You in Partnership With Your Own Money? rn C^> j ■ ■(/ r\ ........ in I1 ♦ rv V *7- r Old fashioned Feast LARSEN & CO., Grocers J Cabbage, the good kind, delivered A thing o f beauty is a jo y forever; at your h o m e m any quantity. Kraut its loveliness Increases. It will never cabbage, get it now front the ranch. Bass into nothingness Leave orders at Morton tt Wilson's, -John Keats. or drop a postal to Mrrris Bros , Warren, Oregon. 49t4 S«!iair‘ i?t'*i iin ........ ............................ .................................... Miss Kathryn Metsker was host -si Saturday afternoon at a charm ing k|| party, the occasion being her elev-I \\ rÀiÆ enth birthday. A number o f young I ladies enjo yed Miss Kathryn's hos pitality. John Dowd, who has a large ranch near Yankton, claims to have grown , the larg'-st turnip yet produced In this section It weighs 11 1-4 lbs and is on exhibition at the Kelly c o n - ' lectlonery. * Tool! for the , i V ' y V --- ; - Have you ever sto|i|>cil to figure out your relationship to youi possession. Is your money a burden to you or .* source ol service 5 Money lymj; idle, hidden away somewhere, is a continual annoyance, causes needless concern and is a danger and menace to the owner. Othet property and life is l»y keeping n on tfie person, tucked away around the house or store or even in ttie safes or vaults. But your money in the CO LU M B IA C O U N TY BANK ASK OFFICERS OF T H E CO LU M B IA COUN I Y BANK A B O U T M ONEY AND INVESTMENTS V. X Customers / •. The business man should real ize that he is separated from his customers — old and new — by minutes, not miles. | In these days of strenuous com petition the successful merchant must make the best use of bis re sources, and there is none more important than his long distance telephone service. In the transaction of business the use of the long distance tele phone will mean the prompt answer, the personal touch and an economy of time. Every Bel] telephone is a Long Distance station. The Pacific Teleph one And Telegraph Company I lie officers of the Columbia County Bank are anvi ■ vis and willing to serve the people of this city and »ei tion when it come', to financial and investment mat ters and from a business view banks are indespens able I lie counsel and service of ex|>erienccd men c.tn be obtained .it the Columbia County Bank t" everybody submitting the proposition I be officer* of the Columbia County Bank are m et ested in your success, your thrift and savings, and every I .inker has concern over the future of tfie cit> consequently they are interested in you, your child ren and public affairs as well as individual matters of business character. SAVINGS INCREASING AND BUSINESS G ETTIN G B E TT ER Join the ranks of the thrifty, industrious army of St ilelemtes who are putting their money into savings accounts, getting it out of hiding, helping to push St Helens in the matter of progress and prosperity. I l>r savings deposits of St Helens banks are increasing at a most commendable rate and business is getting l'rt ter I hen touch elbows in the upward movement, make your money work along with everything els e It all counts, for you and the community. Columbia County Bank pays Four Ber Cent Interest, compounded semi-annually on Saving* Accounts Nil Kit MAN M. Ml I. KM. (»rewMrvit J. K. IM TCHINNON. Caslil* r