The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, April 08, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe . Orev Mist End afthe Posto ;- St. Helens, Oregon, as ecoti'U-la' i ill matter. IsstiKD Evksv ? -m,v BY E. H. l!i,AGV ElMfC ANTi Prosuii '. County Official Pap 'A Sdbscriptiox Rates One year - , JJ far months - Advertiin? rates murle known on atr catton Legal notice 25 cents per line J. A. Cmcor Couat Ofkickrs: : F.Vin .. .TMslrict luo I. I?. Camobe.ll District Juil it- B. B. Tongue District Attorney County OmcaM ' James Dart. Jle- ........St. V"s W. A. Harris, Clw -t. 1 je Martin Whito, Sh-riff.... W K. Tiohonor, Comm'r.... Clat'knn e H. Wt, Cotpmireioner ..Soappoow E. K. Quick, Treasurer St. Helens TJ. W. Clark. Assessor St. Helen J. H. Collins, School Supt Ctstsksme C. T. Prencott, Surveyor -St. Helens Frank Sherwood. Coroner ..Rainier CONSOLIDATION POSTPONED. The Mist is sorry the people of Houlton decided not to consol idate. The vote of 26 to 32, however, shows a decided change in favor of the union of the two communities, and we believe in another year consolidation will h effected. In the meantime everything possible should be done to promote a friendly feel ing between the two communi ties. Notwithstanding the in -isibIe boundary line, our in terests are the same, and we can act totrether in many matters. It is undeniable that a number who voted against consolidation were deceived into believing that it meant the removal of the rail wav station, and a story was cir culated that the station agent . had received a letter from the railroad authorities making in quiries as to the advisability of such a step. It is also undeniable that false statements were made reeardine the indebtedness of St Helens and the liabilities that would be incurred by the Deonle of Houlton should they consolidate. Such methods of campaigning will in due time re act against those who used them and the people of Houlton will refuse to put further faith in their assertions. A year soon rolls by. and one year from last Monday consoli dation will carry by a goodly majority. : THE STOCKING BANK. credit for a payment, and their neglect costs them nothing: but if vou have lost the receipt and did not pay by check you must pay again, as any court will take their books in preference to your word. The safe method, then, is to select a reliable bank and wake all payments by check: GEORGE H. WILLIAMS. A Deaceful ending to a stormy life was the lot of George II. Williams, at one time a figure of national importance. He was at the helm ..when -men's passions were at white heat, and bouth- erners and southern sympathiz ers were unsparing in their de nunciation of his methods. There is no doubt, however, that he was a man of trreat ability, and the remarkable mental vigor he displayed at the great age of 87 has rarely been equaled. His was Oregon s greatest intellect and his last public utterance, on the occasion of a banquet in honor of his 87th birthday, is a literary gem that will bear perusal. His life was not alto gether a happy one, and those who judged him superficially and bv hearsay could not give him the same measure of justice as did those who knew the truth. He enioved in his last days the nm-imharinn nf his own con science and that is good evidence that in addition to being a great man he was one wno etiu nisauiy accordimr to his own mature judgment. COURT UNITV NO. 7, t'. of A. Meets every Friday night in K.ol IMUll, M. Helens, Otexon. Visiting brothers wel raw, M. K. Miller, Chief w- fl. . ' -- Hunger, mmmic u, v vm . Notlre of Fluid Account ... lu (he t'umtlr Court of tht 8tt ot Orcswu tor Columbia OouiHjr. Ill the nwiter ol ins misio m rmu VOTIVK IS IIKKRHY ilVKN Irist Anni is re,.lmiiitlrHiri ol llm atwvv mlilel culsie iiu Hlol In N"l sowmit lu ia initt ol SHlu esLUllll llltf onuvp ui mv i uuibia County, u4 Mist Mou.Uy, lh Mh day ol April, Into, si lh hourot ten oclnc. s. m. AtU IMHll l D- III rfUKV in "wm ..".. . " t lime tor hesrliis suit iwllltii iwia areeuiU u,l siiv objections H 1 "e" llmreto. l)UM this IMh Jy ol Mrv h, WW. VluuiiWltsirU ol the KMuie ol fmiik l'syus, leeeaMil, COUNTY SCHOOL FUND B low is a slaiemeiif of th county school liinil.apiwrtioiieil 1V S lpyrinteu- deot CVliiiiS last Monday, April i, IU10, to the 'feveral ili!ricls of Columbia Onmty. fs4, the b.il.nue of the SJKH) ciiTiil over from laet fall, and f 5.R1 per capita a apporuoned to each distnct. Tlie followimr amounts veie por tionel: ASSOl'SCBJIEST Having purchased (he interest of James Dart, ol Uart A Mucltle. we wiU to an ounce to our frieods aud patrons that he business will be continued under the name of Jas. Mucklt & Son. We solicit .1.. m..ama.i nl til, nuhlie. assurintF tuc j.i.'.i-. " r ' , , them of courteous treatment anil lowest prices qualitv considered. Respecttnlly, JAS. MUCKLK A SON Colonist Fares VRAM Chicago $33 St LouU $32 FL0K1A 1.6U St Paul. Duluth $25.00 Kansas City, Omaha - 25.00 AND NOTtCl? 0lf RKtUSTKAflOS. lntlisv'lwi.iiiii't 0r',,u '"r lliei oui.iy m v.muui...... ta . '; nusrivrof i..wiloii im I" l"hJf,"r (V)norih,rnii..onn ,lt merlitisn, tlo-a' rulinliX 'lh ' U Hiiorilio i.ror ol wdloii l ! ' Iwwnl trsvelwl wimiy na l.-.ln (wm lloiilionio 1'ill.t.urii. Ihoiiio '" , norlliwoUrly mane hIoiik lbs north hoiinil 1 lion oi romlK ilh lli wmi line oM ioiilhMU.iiHrirol llio lnrtlil U'isttet if laid .A'liou .is () llitiio ru ilwj nlos north on wilrt pi line !' N;1'1.1' wt ooriwt o (ho milhl i"artr ol ll huriliwo.1 qaarier ol MM ; '?,;!; theiu-a riiniilos l lt "' bu"" lino ot Mhl wiiil'l .niarirl Hie 1 on wr.l .lrl.'r ot will sseiloo ! lH'lnt'i ami eoil' twxaiy (JOJ sctos aiui or Um: ' visal'i Bernlr Almworth BsUr, runny rl.y Alii wotih, nox l)4ly Aniwonh Morvju. Johi l Ahisworlh, Hairjr K. Alhior. ilaij.1 Alnoh, HM Alnwrtli, it"'lM. U.i.i. w. m. uaa. sua J. v. uw. "" ciihe k.uipoIw, s i.aa. a.H.-a. m ,hlr.l Uw ol f, W. H1ioii. '!'';''; vhoMirn nsnirsst unknown: Ins hl I law ol A. IUvr,l. da. hi liuo DH re unknown. ml olhn wooni It may eonwr.. : uvlvuamits. TAKK NOrtC K . ... 1... m k k -n Mto. an l-i.ll-tloii wik lllwt hy Mia K. I. Hwliiw an. Muss' ttin t'l " lu thf Om-iilt I oiirt ol l-.auiiil.ls I oiilil). lorlliltUI rt-si.lnnloli ol Ih ADMINISTBAWU'S NOTICK In l,o Co.t-.ty Conn Mh. t,., of tl. r-r' ' - "iv... ,iwi ,i want., in. 11 ol iitumm ":-. 1T.,i..,i..i.i. and dre,l and " ,7 ..": , it ill Med n sum ciiOTi " m i ,. MoiirL nun"-' d ir in juiiK" v - . ,l,.n,r,,,ots.M..:r,,. a t ahch tlm. and pmc. any r"v- -- ,,, ,0 stain u y ai-poa; - z :..., t,, sid e ount an.i no uw.. saldssoiiii.l:''tii ...nor. Mtr.l' rii.-;ii Pateil Msruh 26, 110. ADMISISTKATOR'3 NOTICK i ih? 0o?.:.y .c. T, .1.. i..iaiu ii( J11I111 1 rants, a ee.i. -.", r im Miul Si joim k,s..... a-r'.JrV To mm cmri .-- , mthistimion 01 p . unlav. lb S d? ' !" IU!' ?l " u Correspondingly Points t Iw Fsraa from All 1st to All Points oa SPOKANE PORTLAND &SEATTLERY Kmd StalioM Ow ASTORIA & COLUMBIA RIVER RY Portland to Astoria. Inc. Disl. rnj.'N Ami 1 iHKtave t.matce N-anpoooe... '-'i 0 S H f. Wat kins ... St. llckna....;.t: H.) 3 11. J. Kwiaii Deer Islana ... 7 tin; w 4 i, I'. Htirui. Rwintfr.... i .il 1)0 r. K. D. Ticbvti.. . . .flstkJii. . . IS"1 i A tr I ItrriTi.tMtr SrillvifX 7 Wb. Hon " artt-n . . . i i -" A. K. Harvcv Fisbhnwk. ... .!! ?o i(i A.lirahft..i Mar.lil!.n.l... II E. Mc ev Columbia City... lu.fi ii!l Veruonta... IS T. J. Plipnin Rainier.. li J.i.Wm Wtud Vernonla.. 1 1 Jl.-ihu 1 lUtr Clsukanie.. W .'. K. Btam Rainier . I- AUrt W'ooii. Vernonla.. ISl.ru. ?'.us Kfcasvy.. IM Wit!.r !..rtH. kattltcr.. Ji T. K. a Kculwn . 22 N. P.ivii:l-ou MSt.. U FreJ Flohrer Maviter.. 21 Slr. X U. fetenoa Mit. i Jobn Kriws tfutuvy . Jfi .!iver Se'.sun ... f!at.,iiaiii . 27 K. A. i.etvtll Yeruouia Ftil Hrrftiti....s.:a.po-.. ... John MrA-iam .M-ivvr.. X) t'.f. Heigi Yankton. ;il Frank kl.-in'trilis -Mitf.. 3! Mrs. I. kirbv Majraer.. SI Mr. Ella K)'-r ...Kytvt. M II. t.-. v uo'l. . ., ..let;r I1 ana. W Mrs. K.-I..:t Liuk (.ol.le. .i7 K. I. iMUitla ibie :s )!r. In us Bruwn....Ailiy. . A. JJ. Clark Houlton. hi M. E. Ericfectin C!,itki.uip. I-: K. K. Hilrg....H--blik.. :; T. w. R.t,in-tt Vaiikton.. 44 M. F. Voang . . . Cldt-l.-itiie.. J 1.. J'aiu;, tak'le Clin, wu Tickets on' Sale Daily March 1st to April 15. Inc., 1910 Arrangements may re made with any agent of the S. P. & S. or A. & C. R. to deliver tickets to friends in the East. Detailed information furnished by any A. & C. R. agent or II. M. ADAMS G. F. & P. A. Portland Oregon title o me laml above .wwrthe.1. o unny fl wX ,urt( n ins ciij vospiHi onorlKlor..th iMh day of AV,'i i T-.V. Voliimi la Cn.liU. r'. IMO. ana .how rait why .n. h a.l Ifatlon jl St Helens. I olum J-'"'". ' , , " ,)f i . a een umj rl.. -.-- -. - - . , ;!'!: ! sild rcrt t..r e .eitteo eol O. sab c not bsruta, iheaame will I iken a volt loihenraver oi ill ai..lliati..n an I you aitl Mve, was iron, "Fs V, ,.,,. This imuion U p'i!!llrtsl bv ontrr of It 'll J A. IMkln. mnileon llio Wh 'lay ul ,M";",' "JIU, I'tie Hut . il.)l.aii.m Iwlus the inn ,'lny ,i March, l 10. Sll.t lul o" h -.'ll'! ' ot Ap.ll. WiU. Ja. i. StrU-kWr; Miiri-hy. llro in. . Hwrtl. Ail irnn rot Ain ll. allt -l.i..i, t t.i.M and ulsi" ao P'"- 1 ' ...... . .i i. tni.t ..mU may an II .,r HUH ll'.' rii'B. . and loive ilielr utijettiuiis U said ao- co.1..il..r.r.RKnitKAST(Kiiciitor pitied Maiclt S5i I'UU, .XI ji ..Vl . 1) . sr. a; ii .43; .. u . 9 . r .l-w .. Id . . l .. II .. '.. ii ,. . '. vt .: . 17 .. ; .. I.. ,. 1'. .1-1 . -J) '. W Hi .;ni M ITS 47. lu 1W . 1.16 J1 IV.l lu H t I) 170 v. .-71 JI) 117 111 -jt ' io 1 V! (10 :i .) no I T.v iw i t il VI 171 l i I"'.' l I 171 l FOB PORTLAND DAILY STEAMER Leaves St. Helens 6.00 A. M. Arrives at Ponl in.l 10:) A. M. Leaves I'nrtlnnd al 2:W 1. M. Arrives .St. Helens at 6:30 1. M. '0TICE TO CREU1TVKM. Kd Ml ' tnu I""." npixamia aim!nUtrl.r ol the mtalf "Nil Martin l aMiilt, Ir.-rs-a-l, l.y th coiimv 10 -' f- f I.' ....... V. ..w.f.l.. j 4 R. K. Ijraliam sr I'n-.'utt... . .'. A c-iiniaiii lluxloll..... Ju'.ia Ilirktlit.-M .. JIi. Tlinun CT4.;il . r A T" Irt tl'flA 1 .i ' - lievein putting their money in Z'ulj& I :l o.u' : 4 A. . Hiinisou Warren , I.: -I 44 , til jiaruti . H-mii .trt..nri. "j ...w . j eoiirt ol the Stan-nt union lur the county uf the estate art- Irrebr 'e-inire-l to prcwot llio, ' " I WM to me, jrrf.errty lenllcd al n-.Ulrci by ,''-"'! 1st, at w-oji"e. urcoB, within t rouiittia '..! Ir-'-ra thvdsitv Iwii. 1j1 l (-iensl) JAMIM I.KOVARI., - -1. -, ..i?..iil,., il.,. lf.i. .,1 u.nin l urnlir nei-eaitrii 4 A. . HuniM.il Warrull.... in v, j n i.iiUk Ki-t ... a 1J u: ik.t Vionrl-- , N. H Oi-ell Mamtilalld . . . . l U1U II1H1J4 mat. wuuica 1 ;lt. KuU M. Main Wv.twrt ... They always lose the interest J-2 i.ilj IV! --l 4i '.4 0i .110, ill 117 ) l ia si m M. E. JlllliT. Allnrney to" Aaniiin.tr..tnr. llate ol first ftibli(-dt:iil Aj.rll 1, 1H0. IJIJJ iJllUtTUlg wa SPRING DRESS GOODS WHAT OF THE FOLLOWING DO YOU WANT Calicoes, 7c. rcrcales, 8 and 10c. Ginghams, 12 1-2 and l.k Indian Head, 15c. Linens, 35 anil 4K. Madras. 17 l-2c. Poplins, 40c. Galateas. 2H Messitlines, Wc Dimities, 15c. r(.ngee8,75c,$l.25 Everyone a Winner and the Kind that S.'ll Quick. If You Want Some of the Almve Cfiine NOW. Ladies' WaUta Pretty patterns, neat designs, well made. Prices from $1.00 to $2.50 Child's DresseVand Rompers Some that are practi cally indestructible. Rompers 25c. Dresses 75c to $2.00 SUMMONS. Silk Petticoats - Real values lhat are worth more, go at $5 and $5.50. All RELBEN. banks are willing to pay, s6me rinipa thev lose their money, and once in awhile they lose their Prt)gtamof the Literary Soriety of lives. But the burglar relies on j the pubIic tchooi iu jjtrict No. 20, the old adage that there is a new j Apiii 1, l'jio: sucker born every minute andjSong ..Red, White and Blue whenever he hears of a man or j Recitation, Smith Jordan, Veima Wan woman who refuses to patronize! namaker, Harvey lieiinett, ami Er the bank he ltnows that in that jJ Rbb""' Wxie Lan(, person's house there ii an oppor- ) Reci,ati,in, Jack Alexander' Ilamol.l tunity for Some good work in his j Tracy, Jet,nic Kin,', Jennie Link, line. The latest victims of the j -Vickie Welti r. theory that every man should be ! Soa Arid Lang Syne ,. , ii-:ii: ( Recitation, Ci'Cil and Marie Lox. his own banker are Mr. ilham Dialoguei 8eyen liule KirIs P. Bock and Otto Wintenberger, , Hong Tlie Oregon Gra of Portland, who were relieved j Dialoane .... .' A SpellinK Trouble ; Of the Sum of $1440. As the rob- j Miss Eradsl.aw and Byron Jordan v ,1 ; A fivna 'Sona By Velma Wannamaker ., , . ; Con'est, naming the Governors ot Ore- there was no loss of life, and F was wou WJ possibly herealter the victims In the Circuit ivoirl. ol tti- i'e ol Oregon, lur Coiuinl't County. Arthur Tliuinm Kolinio, plaititiflT, vs. Wsrl Kli rti Ki..iilH'n. ili-'fiiilmit. T.i Perl KloriiU Kotilnscn, the akove-namt '1 .l.'liiitii:il. In the iin lie ( t!io State of Oregoa, ton arc neri-f rntiifiii n, ni.,"-ni a,,., ....... ,liillll lilvil wutnit I" 'll above entltk'it roiiri uli'l -,l'l(l lt 111 Lfiiirr ,in "i .. ...... i. ..i- .i,... ...! I. NUT, I-.MU. WUH-II 1 .11 Her., .iki .,' lWu. tie 'luM- onltrvil lor III" orni MibU(ntlou OI im. ri'nii;;. Sll'l ir ,"iu inn ... cr the (lnlntllT will s..t for the rcllel pravtrl fur iu lil l oinplHlnt, tu-wll: Kor a ile l:rpe dijiKoivin Hit: boil Is of matrimony now extfctinsr Iv t..r'in thirsliove tiaio'-'l iihiiiitliritiia ili.fii,isin. an I I Jf nr:ii oilier ami luruitr re Iii'f aJ. to ll.t-1 ."ir. .vi.-viiiii ir.t-'.o aii'i Jili. Thn .itniri'm if jnllill.hi;il lr onler of Ihc ilnu. laiin-a liarl. JiiJire ol llif Loui.lv Court lor Culumbi:. . Diiuij-. Il.il. I.AKK. Alionify ror p;ainun. lime of ltrl prrtilicatioii April I. l'Jlu. iJatu ol It puMliMllou May I-'., 1'JIB. REPORT. Ji the condition ol ihe Columbia Count Bank, nt HI. Jlflens, in the Slate ol Oregon, at tlie close ol business March 23, 1!)10: REfU;ttCl'.S. Loans and discounts $1:1,42'). Wi BUNGALOW NETS .Per Yard , 35 to 60c SCRIMS, 30c CURTAIN SWISS, 20c Fancy Neckwear FOR LADIES Something different and that is sure to please, t . J ST. HELENS J. H, WELLINGTON OREGON . fH-erdrnff. uxiirtl and unse- 1:00. F.Titt Lnze was wou by Miss; I!1.n Mitr.a nl wrnml l.u l hint ! CUfC'I i ' ,i,. ! . " 1 Warrant ..... win fiHVt- sh hm t'nuuizii lu vie- . Mistwtimpr. i nnif th,ir rr.mw in Som ' Naming the Presidents. Kivii the .tale kj"K l'',s"' htMUte' 8,1,1 J . i i , i .i.t' a, tlw-v I.ptpil frniii anil thi. rlntt i 1Jt l,r '"' ' naoie DanK. lvooen jjivingswiitj, ; - - -- , , , . i tutry i-trvi d ns president. I-irst prue .who was murdered at Coble, ; , JH;V j, e A1XHnto. aud swmlnjv would be alive today, and Col- 'Ar, hiiiaid. umbia County would be ahead ; Krnie Robbins won first jjri.e by naiiiinK! 'i"'l 7't : & Aiu&aauaaaaAiillLAAAAA ' " n o n:t on i A ir.,,.,,.. w I I, Uuc Irom banks (not r. servo blink l Lluc from apiroved rcs-rve banks 25.02H.07 i A 4 i i ; i.72j A rnte Kn ilnu. ui.n nrni urij: uv iiiiiiiiiiv . , , , , ,, i , . . , , , , i Cliecka a.i 1 o licr c.isli items. 1 , 7 ! js RPVM-a thousand do ars exoend- ' th" capitals n( rath state, anil Nickiet ,, nIM : . u t..t-n nitmni- in Mm,! Ve1tt-r sei ond i rize for siieaklnK- CU ill tilC J.UVJ1U tttL.llil, i." i.n.fe , .- , . . . . i,i i, i Our schooi is in a prosfjerotis condi: - hi. murderers to justice, had iUmurieMeaiLtwsircc. v only possessed the common bum-; ,Javi, al, r:tHKe uniOmw a i ness sense to place his money in teachers. a reliable bank. ! The l-r;.cs weie donated by the But the safety of the money is , T t'-. Watts. ., j not the only thins that should in-1 ' - duce men to oatronize banks- The ' '' convenience of a checking account ! if you wan to wii ymr busineci ,f is well worthy of consideration. kind, ..r if yon want to sell your : ; A return check is the very best .LT, C i-. receipt you can have for money .j,.,,;,,,, ailll ,,ri,.e. . Address j, k. . paid, and a properly kept stub, j Kmiiii, MS ciiaoiin;r Cuinmwce, l'ort? v together with the books of thehmd, Oi'on. . V., bank, makes you absolutely safe; 'ticb- oir SALfi." " " from any demand for second psy- i tk cuiy r..nr. of . state i cmxou, ...... , .1 for i;o!.lln'i,u l.uUlitl'. ment, and that these demands j iu mailer of u c-tuio ot ihcxioi i. are not infrequently made by bus-! sotiioiriwli.''iiViii t!mft,y virtue ofwi .. - .. j. T, , onii-r jin"?yuil tnu'ii-'i h.v tin; aliiceijiitl;i iness nrms or the City ot Jrort-.-e.iit-hnri t.v wfiw i union . , . t , .i ii mi'J ain-r lli 6,h dy nt May, Vlo. oll.-r for sale ' land has been thoroughly proven .t win wii m i.mmo to m )rou 0r- ..i' . ,, i . . i'(er!ii tHe iiighut .riw. for eaali, nil of Ihe ., , by the recent.- experience oi & i rixht. iinuiies'au!oftiieieeeaaiii,Trio.iwa ' , i . i r iJ i'.ikt-rwiu, i'f, fn unrl lo lil(K.-li. rimy-four ami number of depositors in the Co--ixiy.. ot me .i Kt. Helena, in saw " ' Tumbia County Bank. A Portland j cuum' m- ' . wrREr. ay mit. wS U'lnliilstrshtrolthssstsleofTlKSodore, Eek- firm may neglect to. give, you , ron, deceased. llo Vou Hunt To Sell Cai-b on l.iuid Total 15,302.02 i i,i.uii,i'riiw. Capital s'ock p:,id in 12,000.00 Surplus fund 2,000.00 l.'ndivided iirolils, k-vs ex- eiises and taxi s paid .... 627.01 Individual deposits subject, to check :. 22:!,.r,)o,41 liuJKiud certificates oi deposit 8l,5Ji.!)2 Time certificates of deposit. . I0,45d.2'j ToTAf. ;..;...;.'.,..mws.c3 htate of Orpgin, County of Columbia, ss: I, Wni. JI. lioss, cashier ot the above named bank, do 'solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best ol my knowledge and belief. WM. M. ROSS, Cashier. Subscribed ami swoin lo before lnc this 5th day ol April, 1010. J. W. IMV, . . Notary Public. ' Correct Attest : ' 1 JAMES DART, KUWI.V ROSS, : ' .' . . MARTIN WIIITK, Directors, CITY WATER RUNS IT j iou bimpiy turn me raucei--ine offikld does the wash 4 ing. Gets your clothes spotless without the wear and tear .3 that ruina them. The Coffield Motor Washing Machine 1 Wkmi " Absolutely will not damage the finest of fabricB. Washes heavy blankets, bed spreads and all heavy pieces with ease m , ' "!",,jx",t wvu oi'icttun kiiu uii oeavy pieces with ease w Takes all the heavy work off the laundress and leaves her I frvwth trip rithi.f tbinrra W,t,i,r. !.. ,.i:..Ui..i ...i ., w field is used. Ihe last tubful is washed with the same en- ?rLy "n'ithorouffhly as the (irfit. Your washing is finished in half the time, with little labor, and your clothes come out clean and white enough to suit the most exacting k FOR SALE BY R. CONSTANTIN COMPANY! &T. HELENS nncnnsi a Ob r Indestructible! . The clfr, fulL brilliant tone of Columbia IncUttra tlblo Cyllndef Konl to tlw btat rcaaon for their grow. Ing popularity. , V. ... . But Iff fine thing to know they ran' brtak, M matter how cartlca you may be, and that they will new wear out, no matter how many tlmea you play them. 35cenU! Call for a catalog I A iplendld wpertolr to chooaat om-and w m adding to It right along. M. ROSENTHAL, I. O. O. F. BUg- St Helen ELECTRIC Fixtures Columbia Electric M Berlin Bakery and Kverything New and Clean. Try our Collec and Cake. HOULTON OREQC1 THE ARCADE ST. HELENS An Up-to-Date Moving Picture Show, in the old Muckle store building:, which has been re modeled for the purpose. Three shows every evening, beginning at 7:30. - i-- . .-. .., ...A.A if mm MM WALKOVER -SHOES- In These Days Of near milk, almost meat, and not quite leather you're not alwavR lor your money. You may get quality ond you may not. So far ns kIiock arc concerned, you ," r ?r away wilh 1,11 ""certainty by buying WALK-OVKKS. There isn't and there never ; was any uncertainty about their style or comfort or quality. If you have worn them you know it. $4.Q0.7.$4.50.7.$5.00 WE ARE SOLE AGENTS WHITE & ANDERSON HOULTON, ORE.