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Hen's & Boy s Clot hes
JJ TIICSC PRICES PRCVyllL OrtLY TOR (ME WEEK-SEPT 2.9 TO OCT. 5
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mrciias in macy acckvoir
Wo art; ofTcrin some of the Litest snaps euer in
thin line. Following are a few cuts we are making.
$1.00 Values now l'c: 75c Values now 45c: 50c Values
now :il)c: H5c ValueB now 15c.
ACTS FIIE MECL1GEE SHIRTS
Not the old timers that would not look good on you,
hut the newest things in fine shirts. Dont miss this.
$2.00 Values now 1.75: 1.50 Shirts at 1.25: 1.00 at 75c
DRESS SHIRTS TOR tzn
Fine 1.00 Dress Shirts 1.25: 1.00 Value3 at 75c
COTTOrt IMDERWEylR FOR AErt
Every 50c garment goes at 40c. Come and get them.
(au Men's n r Silk Hose, $1 Value, 3 pairs for $2.50
UA ieg. 35c $::, this week four pairs for $1.00
SCHOOL IS (0V. CET THE BOY A SUIT OF "QAPTAUi KIDD" CLOTHES. 7MBE
BY THE A1K.ERS OF CURLEE CLOTHES FOR AEA. OUR LIAE OF CURLEE
CLOTHES IS BETTER THAti EVER THIS YE7IR. Atib VE CjM FIT YOU.
Fall Line Men's Shoes
Stylish and Up-To-Date Now in.
REAEABER TMT THESE PRICES
1RE FOR (ME WEEK OAtLY. Atib
THAT OUR LIAE OP GEATS' FUR
AISHIrtGS IS THE BEST EVER DIS
PLAYED HERE.
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JAS. MUCKLE
& SON
''Every thing for Everybody."
Department Store. St. Helens, Oregon
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ibadies'
SHOES I
Our Stock this year is
as high in quality as
money can buy.
These shoes are the
kind that combine
style and durability.
NO USE TALKING
When you want the
best in Job Printing the
proper place to go is
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THE MIST PRINT SHOP
ST. HELENS. OREGON
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FINE STATIONERY
For PARTICULAR People
We Are Confident of Our
Ability to Please You.
A NEW LINE OF FOUNTAIN PENS
From On. Dollar lo Fiva
J? larye fssorment of 6arh
Deminff's Dru? Store st. Helens, or. I
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olumbia County Abstract
m Trust Co.
Abstract!, Real Estate, Insurance,
Loans, Conveyancing
St. Helens, Oregon
On the Right Side
Of the Ledger
The nmn of provident hahits will
find himself lit tee end of th year,
il lie entrusts to us tlw eafo cunnlinif.
iie mid incrpace ii Ilia favings, no
mailer how little, no matter how
hig. We dnvote our hnla time to
looking after good investments, and
our capi'al, our record, our surplus
uliow that we call subserve your best
Intereitr
Columbia County Bank
Win. M. ROS3.Pr.d.t.
A. L STONE, Ca.k,r.
O. M. WASHBURN, Via Pratidaat
J. S. ALLEN, AMulant Cajhiar
All Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Furnished.
R. CONSTANTIN
Plumbing and
Sheet Metal
Heating
Work
EXCURSION
FARES EAST
19 11
From All Points on
! Oregon- Washingon Railroad
& Navigation Company
TO FAKK9
Chicago $72 00
Council Blnfft 60 00
Omaha 00 00
Kansas City 00 00
St, Joseph CO 00
St, Paul 60 00
St. Paul, via Council Bluff: 63 90
St. Louis 70 00
SALE DATES
May is, 17, 18. 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28
and 29.
June 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17. 21, 22, 28, 20
and 30.
July 1. 2. 3. '4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 20, 27 and 28.
Auirust 3, 4.5, 14, 13. 16, 17. 21, T2, 23.
28, 29 and 30.
September I, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
Inquire of any O.-W. R. A N. Agent
for more complete information, or
WM. McMURRAY
General Panangar Afent, Portland, Or
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St Helens
Oregon
T Watches
Clocks
Von A. Gray
Watchmaker and Jeweler. All
Work Guaranteed.
St. Helens Or.
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White
3 Clothes
for
3 Clean
3 People
ST. HELENS
LAUNDRY
Under new managcuient
Watch for the Wagon Monda y l
G. F. ROBERTSON
Excursions East: Low
Round Trip Fares
May Itito lit, 22 t 2", 27 to 29.
Jim.' 5, 7, 9, 10. 12, Hi, 17, 21, 22, a3.
; 2i t, :;o.
j Ju!y 1 to 6, 11), 20, 20, 27, 2S.
Ai:RU?t 3, 4, 5, 11 ;o 17, 21 to 23, 28
! :;o.
j beptimlx-r 1, 2, 4 to 7.
i St. Paul ft0 00
. MinneHP'tlis (ii) 00
I Kansas City 6C) 00
, Omiiba 60 00
I lHilutli 60 00
j Winnipeg 00 00
' Chiciiiro f72 50
j Milwaukie 72 50 '
! St. Louis f7t) 00
! IVnwr $,V 00
I Colir.vilo prinyn.. 55 00
i New York flOS 50
Philadelphia 103 50
Wellington 107 50
Baltimore 107 50
Boston 110 00
M.iv 12. 13 Miuoappoli, andt. Paul,
fk) oo.
A variety of routes Roinj; and return
ing is open for selection. Keturn limit
Oi tohcr ;lt. Stopovers are allowed in
each direction.
Summons.
ta the Cirrult Conn ol tha State o( Oregon for
llnlnnibla Countv.
riort.la iiorval, f lalntilT, vs. Ell Dorral, He
fenilant.
In lha nam of the State of Oreann, ynu are
herpby rtMtilrfM to apiear anil answer the m
plaint flleu aKatnut you In the alove entitle,!
court and canite on or herare the date of the
expiration of the time prescribed In the onler
for the publication ofthethla mimmons, shi1
date beliia the "i!Kli clay ol 8eplem)er I9ll.aiil
if yon fall to so appear and answer, Juilitement
ami deeree will he taken attaii.st you for waul
tnereuf aa specltled m the said complaint, to
wit. For a decree dissolving the bonds of tost
rimnny now eilstlun between the plantain and
defendant, and for such other and further re
lief aa to this Coart may seem meet and equi
table.
This summon! Is served by publication there
of In The Oregon Mist, a newspaper primed
and pnhliahed at Hi. Helens, Oregon, by onb r
of the above entitled Court, made, dated and
died therein on the th day of August, It'll,
which said order requires that sum noons in
this suit be published once a week for six cod
ecutlve weeks.
Iat of Brat publication thereof August IS,
1911.
Data of last publication September, 29, 1911.
Sweek sn1 Fonts.
Attorneys fur Plaintiff.
Notice of Final Account
Jntlr la hereby given that the nnderslaned
as guardian of 'he parson and estate of Donald
Kleth t'srr. s minor, has filed her Anal account
a th County Court of Columbia County, Ore
on, and thai said Court has set Tuesday the Mh
day of Hentemher, 1911, at loo'clock A. M. as the
time tor hearing of objections lo said tltial
account and the settlement of said auardimi
hip rustier. All persons Interested are hereliy
notified to appear on or before the time ! e
mentioned and show caue. if any thev have,
why aald account should not be approved and
said aetata settled.
Mrs. R. R. Csrr.
Ouardian of the person and estate ol PonsKI
Kleth ( arr Minor.
Data ol first publication Angnet 4th li'U.
at ol ssoond publieattoa sapumbar 1st 1911.
SUMMONS
In the f in nit Court of the State of Orenon,
for Columhiii Ciiiinlv .
Luveiia s.iliiig. plmioitr. vi Oliver P. Sullng
to Oliver I. ?Hlunr il.-iVudsiit aUive nnnifd:
In the Nrtme ol (he SlHte l trei;ou, you are
hereiiy rciiulred to a pent slid aner die com
Islut tile,! niitiinst yon in thctilxive entitled
suit tin or before the --'n. dav of September A.
I. ltd ', the sMne liein the lat dsv of the time
pre'rilH-,1 In thcorderforthe piiblit'Htiotioftbis
summon., and the said period of time being
l weeks fr.nn the clay ol the first publication
of the summons, ami If you fail to so anix'sr
and ailwer said com plaint, the plaintiff will
cause vour default to he entered and apply to
the Court shove named tor the relief demanded
!n snid complaint, to-wit : (or a decree ili-,,lv-lug
the bonds of inatrtmnny now exi.thi be
tween the plulnliif ami the defendant, and
awaolltik' to the plaintiff herein the exc!usle
cutndv and control of plaimlrT and defend
ant s miner child, opal Mildred, and for such
other and further relief as to the Court seems
meet sod equitable.
't hi.Nummons is puUithed hv order of the
Honorable Janc-a Dart. Jiidne "of the Countv
Court of the -tnte of Oregon, for Columbia
county, the same Unng the County where said
suit It pending, made and 'dated August It) A.
I Mil. which order peccr, bed that service of
"iminon. in this unit be made n(on tou by
publication onco a week lor six consecutive,
weeks, which lime will begin to run fp---day
of the lirt publication hereof
time within which vou arc rUire-'
said compla'tit is on or before t
the time pre-crit-ed in said nrd
tlon. to w n. !eeteml.er iJnd lt
The dale of the tirt pu' ll
mo tit is Kri lay August II'
i.
Attorney
For Sal.
New 8 room
garden, dear'
proved Willi
three l.lorr
liltwk fit
Price '