The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, December 20, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text; .. . ;r . . ? SV 2da II SHOPPING CENTEf HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT h. '5 STORE SVCTT Unparalellod Value giving in all lines begins Saturday, November 30th. Don't let the financial muddle worry you. Everything will come outright and we will all be happy. We have-prepared for you tho largest and choiceststock of HOLIDAY GOODS ever seen in our Store. To meet the money stringency wo havo cut our prices accordingly yYovL will not have to dissappoint your dear ones. A visit to otr store will convince you. A few Holiday suggestions: SANTA CLAUS QUARTERS. A large stock of useful and interest ing toys to gladden the hearts of the little ones. Rocking Horses, Express Wagons, Dressedand Undressed Dolls, Doll Buggies, Doll Furniture, Doll Dishes, Stoves, Mechanical Toys, Iron Toys, Musical Toys, Iron Toys, Banks, Au tomatic Toys, Magic Lanterns, Games. Books, Engines, Boats, Tops, Stuffed Animals, Rubber Balls, Air Guns, Rifles, Boxing Gloves,' Drums, Moving-Dolls, Etc, Etc WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Tailor-Made Coats, Suits, Skirts, . Silk and Satin Petticoats, Kimonas. Shirt Waists, Long and Elbow Sleeves, Silk and Satin Raincoats, Shawls, Fine Underwear, Muslins, Hosiery' ARTISTIC MILLINERY Trimmed Hats, Walking Hats, Caps. SWEETHEARTS EMPORIUM iSONS AND HUSBANDS DEPT. For Your Wife. For Your Mother, For Your Neighbor's Sister and Her Brother Handkerchief Boxes, Glove Boxes, Toitet Cases, Manicure Sets, Work Boxes, Jewelry Boxes, PictureFrdmes Autograph Alb urns, Postal Card Al bums, Pnoto Albums, Fancy Station ery, Secretaries, Card Cases, Hand Bags, Purses, Gloves, Neckwear, Fan cy Garters, Fine Back Combs, Orna mental Buckles, Etc ( The Men Folks Have Not Been For gotten. For them we have things that will please. Silk Umbrellas, Mufflers, the Finest Neckwear, Silk Suspenders, Neatest Cuff Links, Scarf Fins, Watch Fobs, Shaving Cups, Shaving Sets, Pocket Knives of the Finest Quality, Beau tiful Lockets, Charms, Pipes. Fancy Shirts, Cigar Holders. Fancy Armlets, Fountain Pens, Pocket Books, Wal lets, and many other Useful and Or namental Articles. Sewing Machines, Washing Machines, " Wringers, Portiers, Rugs and Lace Curtains make Very Acceptable and Pleasing Gifts. Men's and Boys' Clothing Men's Suits, Latest Fabrics, Faultless Makes and Styles. Sincrle and Double breamed, spec. $0$ to 16.501 Overcoats and Cravenets, $13 Ci O Eft and $20 Values, only $l.DUt Fine Trousers just arrived, $5 and - . $6.00 Values, only $4.45 f Suitsfor agesl2to20$5.50 $1 2.50? Men's and bovs' Hats and Cans in all the i Latest Shapes and. Colors J. B Stetson. Conqueror, The Knox, Harrold. M Mil ft If H Shoes and Slippers. Men's WalKover Shoes in Vici, Patent Colt and Calf, $5.00 shoes for only $4.50 Orthopedic Shoes, $4 values, only $3.50 Other Makes $2.00 up Women's, Misses, Children's Shoes in end less Variety at prices to suit the times. Men's and Women's Slippers Velvet, Al ligator, Russia calf, embroidesed and plain forty-three different styles. The celebrated 'Comfy" slumber slippers. Art China, Cut Glass, Silver Beautiful Una of this class of Goodi in Great Variety,nt the Most Reasonable Prices American and Imported Cut Glass, Haviland China; Bohemian Glass Fine Silverware. Carvinir Sets. Kanri Saucers, Dinner Sets, Lemonade Sek Wine Sets, Iunch Sets, Tom and Jerry Sets, Berry Sets, Tea Seta, Fancy Odd Pieces in Glass and China. Jardiniers, SiaLuary, Ornaments, Etc Inspect this line. PS "sua tu'iri Victor Talking Machines, with rwrtl IS In , on eay payment. Edison Phonograph. Ill to pa, with i record, conrvri hm and rrmjw. One dollar per week up. Columbia Craphphiie and Record. Over tve thousand p.ce on ha ml Keeortt I', Nmik etc. AcrruWna. Violins, (juttara, Harnwnka, Mrtngs, .Short Musle, ' Agent for the nkbnUH) 'Netsow" I'tano. Os eaay payment. No interni. IRON BEDS, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Cupboards, Sideboards, Dining Tables,' Kitchen Cabinets, Chairs and Rockers. I IMMII Ml I MM LWFTT' "ECLIPSE" Celebrated Steel Ranges and Stove J " L 1 1 O Air-tight Heaters, Steel Box Stoues. "Cook Stoves, Department Store Granitoware and Woodenware. OREGON MIST Entered at the Postoffice at St. Helens, ' Oregon, u second-class mail matter, Isstmo Every Fbiday By E. H. FXAGG. Editor and Propkxetob.. Sobscription Rates 1.50 .75 One year - Six months Advertising rates made known on appli cation. Legal notices 25 cents per line. December 20. CHRISTMAS. Befoie the next issue of the Mist our readers will have pawed another Christ mas Day. It ia the great Christian holi day in honor of the lihth of the Man of Galliiee, the bumble carpenter's son whose peaceful teaching were deatined to become the creed of the greatest civilized nations. He 'taught nothing but tove. His mesBiga was "Peace on Earth, Good will toward Men," and his teachings, if adhered to, would bring about Heaven on earth. It is the most perfect system of philosophy ever given mankind, and Sis simplicity permits its . adoption by all those whose- minds are capable of understanding the pl.inegt truths. It is essentially a religion for the poor and hum Me, and does not readily commend itself to "the favored ones of earth. The proverb of the camel and the needle's eve is applicable to ' day as when it was written. The religion of Jeans Christ it antagonistic to- the accumulation of great fortunes by the approved niolern business methods, The Inwter who tukes a fee to defend crime, the banker alio willfully riks the savings intrusted to his cave, ths manu facturer who enters into a combination to crush out h s conipetfwf' and rie the price, on necessities of life, and the exploiter of Libr who fur the sake of gain sacrifices human life to run his business econoniicilly all of these are criminals fro n the Christian standpoint, and hone of them can escape the pen alty. ; To the poir and lowly tlie promise is givenofa future reward. The Jewish Heaven was paved with gold, the Ihl'One , of the Creator was to be of gold, and the ngels clustered about the throne were to be incessantly occupied in playing upon instruments of gold. Few Chris tians now-a day believe this In a literal sense. Heaven ia regarded as a place of reward for a life lived to the standard tt by Christ ss nearly as on may sw- " ".jHaJBWataMSl III olate tbe example of the Master, and ,uch a belief must prove S blessing to humanity in the future as It has in tbe past. Tbererefore it ia that all agree that the birthday of Christ is the great est of all holidays. In every corner of the world it will be celebrated. Horns ties will be renewed and strengthen), neighbors will forget their petty feuds. lousiness men will for tbe time put aside their anxieties, and for one day at least the maxim of tbe Master will be heeded and peace and good will prevail The M ist hopes all its readers and all the people will enjoy the day to the foil of their capacity and that they will take Icial care that on that day those whom misfortune has visited thall re ceive some share of tbe general bappi ness. , Xascalar Paias fared "During the summer of 1903 I was troubled with muscular pains in the instep of my foot," says Mr. 8. Pedlar. of Toronto, Ont. "At times it was so painful I could hardly walk. Chamber lain's Pain Balm was recommended to me, so I tried it and was comnletelv cured by one small bottle. I have strife recommended it to several ol my friends. all of whom speak highly of it." For. sale by A. J. Iteming, druggist. Governor U probably unfounded. There QUINCY a do gooa reason wny ne snouta do so. Hughes is an advrnced reformer and his election would mean that all that is tiold, beautiful gold, virgin gold, can good iu tbe Roosevelt policies wonld be seen at Thos. Basal s store, juit as it perpetuated. Mr. Hughes bas the friend- WM mined not one mile from here. You will not need your spectacles tjsee it With, either, ho more hard times for Qnlncy. 4 ' 8. Ban sold his timber land just east of town a few days arc for iTO.OOO. to ueumerau, wno uistrust Bryan, would, a party who is talking of patting in vote for Hughes. His nomination would sawmill and flumine the lumber down ta mean uis election, and unless something I tbe railroad track. u IZ nT I 1' 7B V? ahere wat sjooU driving water In ths Hughes will o. the next President of the Ceaer U.t week. Most of the log. ar. down to the water now m .i t . .... Here's tieed Advice vuicaen uueves struct litis place last O. 8. Wolr it,. W V-- " " iwntcuiar, lor , - - "H f Ih.a tr. V II. . t . . - i i i . meichanuof URaysville, N. Y., y,: rf . T U . 'r. ......i L.u S,' registered Jlymoalb Bwks to make Palmer's logging camp shut down for ship of practically all Republicans. There is no reason . why, ia a contest with Mr. Bryan, he should lose any por tion of the Republican vote, and there are many reasons why numbers of ply Buckhn's Arnica Salve. It cored me of them for good 20 years ago." Guaran teed for sores, wounds, burns or abrasions 25c by Houlton, Deer Island, Warren and Scappoose dealers. ST. HELENS SCHOOL NOTES. a month, or until better weather. S. Ban's shingle mill is sti'l running and we still bear the hum of the Ingles piai er. Ton bad the Wall street gam blers can not see everything In the world at the same Ume. President Roocevelt has again tie en compelled to declare in unequivocal ter ns that he will not accept ttie Re publican nomination for ths Presidency, and vet there are a buncb of politicians who, for their own purpose, still insUt that the nomination must be tenders I him by the Republican National Con vention, and that he will bj compelled to accept. Tbelr probable motive la to remain 'W.id" with the President until bis successor is elected. The Republi can "Rational Convention will not lie stampeded by theee boosters. It will be composed of men who underjtsrld the gm i of po'itius, and each "favorite" son will have hi trusty lieutenants upon the floor. Tuey will be organized to prevent any such footSxtinons as a stam pede in favor of the man who has re peatedly notified-, tbsin- tliat he would not take the nomination and the avail ability of the several avowed candidates will bs tried out and in all probability a wUe selection made. At tha present time Governor Huxliea of New York is undoubtedly in the lead, with Tuft sec ond, but rup'dly losing ground. Taft is the President's first clioi.-e, but whether that fact will aid him in the convention s hard to say. Mr. Roosevelt is popular with the masses of the people-though not so popular as he was one year ago but he has made many strong enemies among those who generally rule conven tions, and, Mr. Taft would inherit all these enemies, while many of ' Mr. Roosevelt's friends, now that he is oat of the field, will transfer theiraltegiancs to Hughes. The talk that Mr. Roose velt wilt bitterly oppose ths Hew York' 20, 1 SCAPPOOSE We are having examinations in all rades this week. We will dismiss on Friday, Dec. for tbe 'Xinas holidays. Pupils sre required to euter school be- Beappoote Is nelthei dead nor sleeping tween 8:30 and 9 o'clock, and to take IU farmers and dairymen are prospering the r respective seats and begin work and its buiiuens house are recelviiie a immediately upon entering school. No good patronage. umviiiir. irm.ii itv nr itiicsiiiir urisinr i if r . i . . r os a -w"s wsso s niniH woou ia neintr flit 111 mms chool building-, walk, it recta, or than lor many previous Mmonif Kivinir ...el..nu,.illwFnlUiiwu wHe emolovment to a lrio nnmh. vi auoracuooi. reaanna i wao-M. .........(..uuM.umpn-i The entertainment given bv the rons, and friends visit U at any time. Ladles' Aid Racial (in tl.a ,.t . you uave to uo is 10 waia in ana nod bazaar) last Saturday evening wna a a seat. is anneceasary to knock on grand success, both socially and flimn the, door. ciallv. reallilmr over nliii ntl... The teacher will spend ths holidays Miss Tingle, the expert cook, eave a out or town. Miss LeDok will spend short but very entertaining talk on kr n.ot of the time with Iter brother at experience in the Orient. The balance Prescott, Mrs. Quirk with her parents of the program was famished bv local and friends at Dallas, Mr. Allen will talent, and was In every way pleating sojourn in roniana ana Keren Grove end creditable to tbe community vimimg inenos and inspecting tbe work Th- .0,mir iw.nnl i..i,u of other schools. -i,h ,,Wiiiirt,l .K,.lni t ,n n.. i.. n M hoviiiwii V IUB UHII to be given at Watts & Price's hall South Daknu. -lit, t,. rfM. .ii-. nnsiraos migni, py tne Bedmen. This mines, bonanza farms,' wide ranges and 0,der, which has been organized about strange natural formations, is a veritable t yeai mn,bh1P "early wonderland. At Mound City, iu tbe " '' ,,,?' rapmiy. home of K. D. Ctaon. a o,lfl " m oe" 'earns in ths Of bealinif baa lately occured. Her ma olBI seemed near death with lunir and throat Mr-1- - Wikstrom lias about com trouble. "Exhaustinir comrhimr amli. pieted arrangemenls for reopening the occured every five minutes," writes Mrs. Colombia Lumber Co's business snd ex- Clapp, "when I began giving Dr. Klnz's Potato bejln sctive work early in the New Diacovvery, the great medicine that BPr,n8' saved bis lifeaud completely cured blin." I W,, E. Strawser has returned and his Guaranteed for coughs and colds, throat old patrons will flud him ready to shave snd lung trouble, by Houlton, Deer Is- ' spin a yarn, as seems most fitting. laud, Warren snd Scappoose dealers. 50c Duncan Bros, have leased ths butclmr and 1.00. Trial bottle free. I hop from R. A. McKay and are now dealing out chops to suit. Mr. 1'. 8. King, malinger of the V. A S. W, By returned Sunday with a charm lug bride, and the bore were out in true charivari style Monday night. Henry Newman has lual flnlnhed neat dwelling ia town snd will hereafter be one of us. There la a strong probability that road district No. 1, will vote s special tax for permanent roid work, fir next ytar. Our roads are considered far above the averane and when ch ami every one contributes a littla ad ditional money It means much for beltei roads. We e ecinl'y need good winter r.jads for handliiiK the large cream and milk out put, when such product Is sidl ing at iubeu. UEUBEX YANKTON 1TKMS. Sir. Nettle Lmp4 lias gone It Pint- land to jWlta , !;,!,,,, C. H. ltri((g has a flue tin of Curll. mas K'khI. ready for Santa t'laus. His scb,,) was rtied MtrtM days uf im wret while our Iracbur attended insttliite. i. t "" -wra. r.rry uy atid their iriml. Mr. Phillip 8,Uh, of H'MoVld. wainr, nave lieen vliUn th pm week mi Mrs, .y cUsiii. Mrs. TlUbell. n a apei hil cho,l m etiiii h,l I 'ct. Ha 6 mill lax wt vt,, t(J r,j, f.woo io dim hi a new two tiim whoul "uw. p,o. a. ln Ult hmi was sceepinl with a iiltl . altefaUim, Tl.. V-..I. . . n... . . . - inriy icc, III, t i . lBl , , whih iii inn iikud room. The dh win iiimtsii dinner. Julmaon, Mr. and Mrs. A) Itsmy, t.L I Urn, fc. K. Mksria' U Tit, K. It, Mewing, and Peter KatUiSMt, Alt it-port a gnoJ Uf. Urs I'uwctl ba left tor UiitolseaestT, whatr ht will leacb st-lj dtulsf Iks winter, America's Greatest Weill a. L. Toledo Blade C. C. Iloven, watchman on the Sir. Elder, visited with his family last wet-k while the steamer was in Portland. Tenia II. Clark, of Aberdeen, Wash.. T'! offlcer '"' Gr" 'l for the visite.1 with Antone Wise over Kund.iy. 1 yat l''d t Hit last ' I lni'f-1 lilt I t. 1 la. .k Mi.s Nellie WI.e, of Portland, came T.Zh V. . - . K.' M ,u down and visited her inmh.r and l.ii,, ) 1 r',,'' I 11- Mr. and Mrs. Antoi.e Vie last fi,lu I V . "' . llr'. . iaroi'1 . i tar, . lt..i , tin... u. . Atitone VIe InHt fiundnv. O. W. Jordan and son llarvev. A. Winans, Miss RoseBuskuk, A.Tand and John Uobblns were Portland visitor mi Monday. AV. 8. Wilburn and wife moved from Maiviil lo Munvili on Tue.ly. Owing to the severe storm that was raging I;utt Thursday evenlnr. (lol.lo Orange did not meet. The next meet- ng will be held Dec. 20th, for the elec tion of officers. All members Are ie. quested to be piesent, by order of the mauler. The mill and logging camn on .i,i... Urcex ars making some ealenilu. cnanges in their plant which thoy peci to start up the first weekl In Janu- ary. v The school in this district will t,ik.. six weeks vacation after next Friday, on n.tuuiiioi tuenoiidaya. The firm snow of ths season at this place fell Tuesday morning. The residents of road district No. 5 will meet at Uoble on Dec. 2'lth 0 vnu ?bli I dtslrlc"! tiHKial r0ilJ tat hr ( Itfill',!- . . It. . .... . m.rw Miriieii, u. A. 8.; Mi. hie Hyde, 7, , ' . ii-raw, flow. 5 ollts "-, ii-inonn, Ii..iai )( i.M4se,aci first Saturday iilKlit y Badly Mixed tp Abraham Brown, of Wlnterton. N. Y bud a verv reniarkihti. ... V says: "Doctors got badly mixed up over .... , ... ,u mri uisease; two called it kidney trouble j the fourth blood poison and the fifth stomach and liver trouble-' but none of them helped me ; so my advised trying Kleclrlc Hitter's, which e restoring me to peifect health. One bot tle did we more good than all the five doctors perscrihed," Guaranteed for blood poison, weakness and all stomach liver and kidney complaints, by Houlton Deer Island, Warren and Scappoow Hard tlm s tins not affecteJ the Neha iuiiiius much yet. Mist lima a money order oflluo .. . UJW " UrfXilwrod Co. nf news, th Mlnil. ni.lill.hM short andsetW l ortliind, has been up tiding a couple of I stories, and msny department" olj TOLEDO, OHIO ' The Ilvst Known Newsnaner la til United fitatr. CIRCULATION ldO.OOO. POI't'UI IN EVERY M. Ill ma I) v rcta tha Toledo BUds lw most remarkable weekly awf puiiiished in the l ulled Males. the only newspaper suprclally fhw " Nalimial ctrrulailnH. It has bad tkt largest circulation lor men years ts ailv liewaiMiire in Anirrlra. FBrtkf" uior it Is the cheapest oewijwpcf Ists world, as wilt be enplelncd to any pew wno will write us (or terms. Tb H Ol ths World ma mnirrd that trSW twople can more easily couiprrlntid. by reading cuwbcrarmie columns dallies. All current topics nile piais each Isstis by special edimrial Bijtttr wnuen irwu inception down w "- The only par published eciity people who do or do not read ilally Prs. and vet thirst for pli That this klndol a newspaper Is pnj1 ia proven by the fact that His HKi7 mane now has over IHO.tKH) veariy acribera. and ia circulated In all part . tha tlnll.it Mi. ix rn i.litiilon to tM .... L - I.. .1 . " . ' in ma vmiey inking alter tl.e .freavs oi mo iirm. Ii' u Tl.. ... ... ... miiihim. oi vernnnl. 1... u ... ong ,,. jwistom teachers who ..io.. uie i.istltute at Chitsksnl- I... wire, sirs, t; rfc u r.. week M.: Weed, Mis, N,svold,MI. Orabel ..nmii, an,, JCotKla Meyers. Tlie Nelmlein '" finished Its Ue t,. UMt(ln. ' null lw..u s.ll. aw... ' 'a io i-ortland. Tha line suited to every member ol the (aiBll- Only on dollar a year. write tor ires specimen copy. Address . - . . T"EDL&,Ok.o. The Made and Mist II .S P" TH! (or a short time. ,Tske advantage o this great offer. nJ Ml.s relephoiie Comnanv wsl In th. Mn nit Crmrl otitis Ststs ot OrsioS I" ttoll.litlit. ..mini Krod t. Uuuaull tils'lallK it..... . i. ......... .... .. in "ells i'liwault, mIhivs named. deCiw"".',. soon ha nvi...,.l i.i, name oi ins ho. is oi V' " ibs "fin lis extended to Pili.l.i.r,. n I ar h.,.hv r...ni..a and .' wiui ins Ma In Co's lines i ' ' . ."""!. " " "nes. I llilwl voiirt snd him u Mr. and Mr. int.. . - iiounes are ,"" " "l0is visit Iii the states. . 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