The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, November 15, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textytiii UiuLU. " I, Hui urn? i.ifcklilfcsW ! a m We are after your linen .1 ant you l 'ilroil. ur 4 1 IF I7S CORRECT SALLAN HAS IT 1 i h.'r tor ) nr o n R ) atom. I i''t "" IUl , i ... ...u.m vmi run in t Ulter ek dour t l-rrl ir Ik money 200 Suits to Select from at Prices Ranging from $10.00 to $27.50 A Big Line of Nitty English Slipons WE ARE ALWAYS GL.W TO HAVE YOU COME IX AXD LOOK THEM OVER Fnruishings Hats Shoes M. SALLAN S IM I 1 ' 1 M ill I . i3 W - i i Titf Leading Clothier In Bank Building IF SALLAN HAS IT, ITS CORRECT T I tvTV '"' rurlbn, vour money Tjl h: rut w Ih tin. i. by ' M" 1,1 tt.i r I oit.e ittim, turn. St. Helens Laundry Why not have your house wind for electric lights? It is to your iuterest, not only for your own convenience but for protection from fire. Over teu per cent of the fires in dwellings last year in the U. S. were caused by kerosene lamps and two per cent from electric wires. OTP TT-'t t. Harness i Shoo Sh WRITE TO E. A. Jensnum & Son. "We lh it Kkttkh for Lkss"' ST. JOHNS. Z3 MONrr.OMI'RY ST. HELENS, ORE. St. Helens School Opens Monday, September 16th 2; REMEMBER WE ATE HEADQUARTERS FO - School Books and School Supplies 5j Str. IRALDA Summer Rates between St. Helens and Portland 50 cents one way 75 cents round trip Tickets good any time after April 4th Boat leave St. Helen 7:55 a. ni. Returning leaves Portland 2:30 p. m. Arrive at St. Helena 4 45 p. m. C LHOOCHKIRK Wood for Sale Good Dry Fir, Cut from Large Green Trees. Will Deliver to St. Helens for $3.50 per Cord. To Houlton for $3.00 per Cord. 25c Discount on Ten Cords or More. Hard Wood $4.50 per Cord. Phone Bachelor Flat Line or write me at Warren, Ore. Wm. Skuzie. sjBjaBBavs-sajBja-ajjBpa-) St. Helens Dairy PURE MILK AND CREAM i From Healthy Cows I DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR I EVERY DAY I George konopka I PROPRIETOR I r Vernonia j E. J. Mills and wife returned from a weeks visit in Portland Sun day. Mrs. Belle Wilson is attending the Teachers' Institute in Gatskanie this week. On Monday Nov. 4 our mail Route was changed and in place of the car rier going to Timber he goes over ! the mountain to Buxton. i i T. B. Mills was a Portland visitor the latter part of the week. B. F. Lane will give a big dance in his new store building on Satur day evening November 16. The Timber Orchestra has been engaged and a big time expected. Virgil Powell and G. B. Smith the well known bear trappers added another large bear to their list Friday. It weighed 325 pounds and measured 6 feet and 7 inches. A 7 1-2 mill special Tax was vot ed in Road District No. 15, Thursday. A. M. Parker and Albert Wood are attending court at St. Helens. The Railroad Surveyors have just completed their survey from Banks via Vernonia and Rock Creek to Astoria. Booth Hall returned from a two weeks visit at Rainier Thursday. N. J. Parker expects to leave in a few days for Washington where he will trap during the winter. ADVERTISED LETTERS Dangerous Bieeoimqs Our W.va-to-F1t Ilk Elastic Hostory MlitTM at caoe ofua nm Stackioaa, Khm Cap. AaklaU WruMmw k ut l!Mua WOODABD. CLARKE CO. fartiaaa, Orvgoa All kinds of job work done at reasoanable prices at the Mist office. For Sale and Want Ada Ada in TWa Column Bring RmuIu We have for sale at the Mist office all kinds of typewriter paper, car bon paper, legal blanks, legal backs etc. FOR RENT Rooms in the Bank Building. We have 30 cords of dry fir wood for sale. J as. Muckle & Son. WHY PAY RENT Buy a lot. Build a home. $ 0 down $0 a month, then you have it. See St. Helens Improvement Co. T.A. Laws, Mgr. Congregational Church Regular services at the Congre gational church Sunday Nov. 17. Morning at 11 o'clock, evening at 7:30. The subject in the morning will be "Home Missions," and in the evening, "The Coming of the Lord." This is a subject that is very much misunderstood. The plain scrip ture proof is what is needed to make it one of the most blessed in a christian life. All are invited to attend these services. Letters unclaimed in the St. Hel en, Ore. Post office for the week end, November 9. 1912. A. Andtrson, A. E. Armstrong. H. T. Barbour, Hiram E. Bennett, M. M. Binford, Harry Capps, J. Daly, E. E. Godfrey. S. M. Hartman, Thomas P. Holmes, J. J. Judd. Ray Mitchell, Roy Myers, John Ness, J. R. Neil! Tom Rafferty, Miss E. Scherzer, J. b. Paterson, P. S. Siebeck. H. White. C. H. Vaughn. Letters unclaimed by November 23 will be sent to the Dead-Letter office M. C. Gray. P. M. 1 letter 1 " 3 " 1 " 2 " 1 " 2 " 2 " 2 " 1 " 2 " 2 " 2 " 1 " 1 " 2 " 1 " 2 " 1 " 1 " 2 " WE HAVE ALSO S (.CURED THE AGENCY FOH Eastman's Photographic Gods WE CARRY ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF THE l Celebrated Nyal Family Remedies 5 jj SCHOOL BCOKS ARE SOLD STRICTLY FOR CASH 5 A. J. DEMING, Druggist, ST. HELENS ' d.iaittaititiMsattiii(Btaittftitiia.si.ti.i Thanks 2 J i I f v with other teachers in their soIumiI room work: therefore. l it. Resolved, That we, the teachers of Columbia County, in institute as sembled, are in favor of a visiting day, and do hereby lecoiumend that the school boards of Columbia Coun ty allow their teachers one day fur visiting schools. " Be it Resolved by the teachers of j Boys and girls, u watch for you. Columbia County, that we express You can earn it by helping us one 1 wish to thank the voters of Col umbia County who gave mo their support at the recent election, i Yours very sincerely, J. H. Wilkerson. i All' rnifAriirT!1 UlIU I VJUll For ainirtM-lp or nU-k loa. In a ahaiV. praM in. ouiron ana ruuu Th mit Wk nukM ll May. You dont bav. to lu at th tartfl or witca on-antl-utf device Tb action ataya opan alter m. h an(l tkai la nrwL ll alwajra eiajra oyn wbm lha n.:iiHi u nm, Klva ahuta thrM to fat Ih. crtpplM-Mch mulct t,,4ui trul ol th. trlggaf Anw. Th. racutl rU.li (ir jrua-kkki anoihar ahU In; ukaa lha atraln off Ih. gun - th rtixomion w i4 tha kkk all wtthoul tumliuahing tha diiva thinJ tb bVa 8lmpla take-down ( turn of lha na.llljr handltd nuiKaiina arrawap makaa claanlTMt, carrytiiK and Intah ctuui(a vf barrala quick and aaay. tUnd M motion ptctura b..W!i t.llinf Sovtk kick la oaad bow a friction dvir tnundonl)ri tha XnMfM(MC Autokw.linit Shotfatokai tha puuiahoMnt out of haavy tlv Wtat tm-dmr. tTMINTUN AIMS.IMON MtTTALLlC CAlHll)(r t:U. IVM4la 7 nYaCa FOUND a bunch of keys, owner may have the same by calling at Mist office and paying for this no tice. 00,000 Fruit trees., Write for prices. A. Holaday Scat.pooso. CHURCHES Mfth. dit Lpi'copal Ctiu-jn SumlaySbool 10 :' Prrarbing 11?0 Ei Worth 1 ravnc 6: it U- v 7: n Real Estate Transfers Nov. 8. J. and C. Johnson to J. and A. Erickson, land in 24 4-2, considers tion, $6000. A. G. Hope et ux to St. Helens, Lbr. Co., lot 7 blk. 10, in St. Hel ens, con. $2200. Nov. 9. E. II. Voigt et ux to T. H. Hun ter, lots in Goble, con. $10.00. T H. Hunter to S. L. Voight, lots in Goble, con. $10.00. T. L. and M. E. Holstine to J. C. Johnson, land in 35-5-2, con. $530. Nov. 11. D. E. and W. S. Dippold to H. II. Knighton, lot 30, blk. Tishenors, 2d add. to Clatskanie, con. $125. F. J. Haner to E. Remington, land in 18-6-4, con. $1.00. Marriage Licenses Ollie Burchett Ralph Hoggatt Anna Sulma Peter Mauries Hattie B. McAdams C. Fred Wash-burn. The Italian Importing Co., carry a fine line of staple groceries, 8 or 10 varieties of cheese. All ki ids of ', fresh fruits and vegetables in sea son, bes'des many Italian importa tions new to this locality. Cjurte-, ous treatment extended to all invite your patronage. At the Teachers' Institute, hel in Clatskanie, last week, the follow ing resolutions were adopted: Whereas, We, the teachers Columbia County, feel that we have had a most profitable and pleasan institute during the three day's sess ion which is now drawing to a close therefore, be it. Resolved, That our thanks are due to the people of the city of Clatskanie for their most cordial hospitality by throwing open thei homes to furnish accommodations, and for many acts of kindness and favors shown us during these three I days; and we wish to express our appreciation, also, to the ladies who provided for the Cordial and pleas ant reception to the teachers, which was so thoroughly enjoyed by all; Resolved, That we are highly pleased with the instructions and inspiration given us by the able speakers and instructors who par ticipated in this meeting, and that we pray the good work they are do ing may long continue; Resolved, That we congratulate our County Superintendent, upon his recent election to the import ant office of School Superintendent, and that we promise our co-opera tion in all undertakings that may be for the unbuilding of the schools of Columbia County, for the better ment of the boys and girls; Kesolved, That we thank the principal and the teachers of the Clatskanie school for their many acts Of kindness, contributing to the comfort and pleasure of this gath ering of teachers; to the trustees and members of the Presbyterian church for so generously donating the use of their splendid church for the evening meetings; and to Rev. C. E. Curtis, Pastor of the M. E. Church, for his kind ministrations and his sincere interest in our work and welfare, J. H. Collins, E. S. Faxon, Com. C. E. Lake. And also the following: TERRIFIED THE SHAH. Th. Paraian Monarch 8uddnly La it All Intaraat In Radium. Itadlntn, moat myalerloua of the new inyxterli-s In modern acleuce. la ao lit tl. fatulllnr to unrUntifk- wra ttmt tb. panic of tli. orleiilnl Mtcniite ()e acrlbed lu a recent book hy M. Xavl.-r raoll, a French detective, la eiihllr un deratood. Ooc. while la Paris the aliah of Persia, MuzuGTur ed din. exprpMHcd it wlab to know aometlilnu of I'rofrKHor Curie's famous discovery. II. puoll made tb. necexmiry nrrutiucmi'iila Complete dnrknraa la of conrxe needed If radium la to reveal Itself In all ita brilliancy. With endlenn troiiblu I'noll perauaded the monarch to dem i-ncl Into one of the hotel eel lor a that Imd been arrouKcd for the purpoite. But at length hi. ninjextr. with ull his ault. proceeded to the iindef ground apartment. I'rofemtor Curie cIo-mmI the or. switched off I he eleitrl.' He lit nnd uncovered his apecluien or indium Suddenly alimit of terror lift wren tli roar of a bull and the yell t n imm being murdered ranir out nnd wua echoed by a hundred other. Amid Renernl excitement nnd con sternation." writes si. Pnoll, "we Bunff ourselves upon tb. electric switches snd turned on the lights. "Then we beheld a at range am-ctncle. In the midst of the prostrate lYritliiua. with bis arms around the neck of the grand vizier and bis round pupils di lated to their very rims, stood the abah, ahoutlng at the top of bis voice la Peralan: "'Come away 1 Come away r "The Bwltcbln on of the llcht calm ed bis mnd terror ni If by magic. Itenl- Istnff tha dlitn nnnltif man n,.A . i - t - i-i'"" ......... niiu ..nautili Whereas, we believe that the ha had caused si. curie, the ahnh tried We teachers would derive mtch good, to cornl"'""''tc I'lin by tbo offer of a nf nraptmol U ..' i decoration. I!ut the austere man of r , u; iaiii ik ui.iei scl-nc." pon.inlu. I,.il .11.......1,. m. 1 m, m K Wimm Send postal Hnu.-iekeei,rs :i! Carmen All kinds of job work done at the Mi.st office at reasonable prices. HIM K)Wn.AM !)AII aTEAMER our appreciation of the earnest nnd Saturday afternoon, untiring work in the interest of the, today to National schools of this county done by re-j Federation, Suit '. tiring County Superintendent J. H. Ave., Chicago. 111. Collins during the years of his able administration. C. C. Thomason, T. W. Tandy. Committee. School Report The following is the report of the Bachelor Flat Bchool for the month, ending Nov. 1st: Number of pupils enrolled 18 " of da'3 taught during mo. 20 Whole number days attendance 3:13 Average deportment jh Average daily attendance 17 The following were present every day of the month. Frances Reynolds, lister Ijtke. Florence Larson, H elma Marten, Ingmer Larson, Edwin Marten. Os car Marten, Irvin Larson, Frrnil Stubbs, Eddie Stubbs, and Erneht Jacobson. Visitors during the month, were; Supt. J. B. Wilkerson, II. Bumgard- ner, Miss Myrtle Bennett, and Miss ' " 1 fllS :'aMai"'.'. is: e, -I. Hrlen :( A. Ainvum l'..r!.n l ii::io A. I.esven I'ortlnnil ut 2 'Ml IV Arrives St. Ilrleni, st I'. IODCES M. M. M M T. IIKI.KN" CAMC, M KKf.r... M V. '.I- . Mf i, t,,.t himI third Wn!nealav. J. W. Clarke, Om-nl II K. I.a!.A KK, Clerk. Lois Elliott. E. Lake, Teacher. iHOl.'I.lON tllaM'. MM, 8, Women 01 I WiMiilcraft, meet the arcoml and j Intirih Tilriftiiy after noon of earli I month at Houlton, Ore. Mn. Ktna Wikntroui, tiuardlan Nelghlair rCB.pwe, Ore.; Miniue A. Morley, Clerk. Collin, bia hnLainpinrnt o. 77, I. o. O K. meets in the I. O. O. r. IIhII. on Ilia M-eonil and fourth Thorn.1 ly ol each tnmr.h, fojourneiinn Fatrianhi moal cordially Invited In meet with u. thaa. Spini er, Chiel Pntrlnrcti. C. V. lILiktmlry, Srrihe. i:Ol.t;.MIUA IIOMKSTKAP No. HM ErotherlHxxI ol American Yeomen, nieetathe aecom and fourth Weil neaday nixht of each month at Yank ton.Ore. VinitinK nwniUra welcome. V.. S. IIinson, Honrnatila Vorntitn (-'. V. I.akk, Corrr ip-in lent. x : i h'i a ..Ji ;a OPEN FDR BUSINESS The Italian Importing Co. i DEALf.RS IN (ifocrrirs, J( faltfc find Ft id (U nrnil llmisrliidd .Yrct s.ifh's A Specialty i u All Kin ls of Cheese Also 1 Wholesale Department for I;irst Cl.tss Ira poitct! and I domestic Wines of all KiuJs I'rco ('.elivcry to any part of St. Helens or Hou'.ton Wc- Rispeitftilly Solicit a Share of the Patronage n I Oil! m ST.IIELIIXS Cull Vs Up f 1 MlJ'AK C.'l.ti'TKK No. ;;o. o. 1.. s Meeta in .Mitsonic Hull .t .e(( and ourtn Hatur J-vo. - ch n oml GKKTRCDK COL! .IN, V ,T. M'CY (illAV, Sm retii, , Kverybody Treated Right F J. BASEEL Dry (mmkIs, Men's 523.CK) suits for ? 20.10, Ladies Suits, best quality, Hats, Caps, Ilot.ts ami Shoes, Ladies' Capes, Coats, Shirt Waists, Furniture of all Kinds, Stoves and Manges, Hardware. Tinware. SPKCIAL: Hkst Sugar, $5.p per sick Guaranteed flour 51.30 per sack, 5.00 per barrel Fine Line of Fruit jars aud wc sell them cheap. C, u 11 powder Tea 4 5c lb. 40c Coffee 35c lb. -We Sell Everything Cheap- COMIC AND SAVK YOUR CASH I HOULTON - - OREGON J PHONE 52 St. Helen Tj.iI... Nn ---VS'n tl. I. O.O. K.lnjiM log, on Ilia aecoml and fourth Naturilitya olearh month, vi.itirnt memlr are alwsvajflven a baity welcome . W. A. Mclntlie, N. (i. C. W. I'.Ukealar, Hec. Tha Iulian Iraportirg Co. jchools and thus coming ii touch j 4Uns It Avon Locle No r:i Knight r, lyt,i1M, meeta eyery Tiieatlay Kvenlng in Cat tle Hall, Kt. Helena. Vlaitlna; KniKhta alwaya Welcome. Fred Watkina.C. C. V A. (ieuiKe, K ol K A 8 KT. IIKLKNS LODtiK NO. A K A AM. HeeUl.t anil 3.1 Saturday in enrli Month. Viaitlng brotliara cordiallr welcomed. C W Clam, MaaUr; B. Jfc Qttck) B:r.UrT. Houlton Market POWLLL A HARRIS. Prop I.KAl.KtU M Fresh aud Cured Meat" Poultry, Kkr:. m" YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED CORRECT WEIGHTS 'V. Pay Hi(h.at Ca.h Pra B' Pork anJ Vaal I'VXAMI TK l-oWDKU I RIVER POWDER COMP 4 UF.M.KUH IS nu PONT EXPLOSIVES ALL EXPLOSIVES nn itirprn in u ton LOTS 0 MOBS TO ANY POINT IN COLUMBIA COUNTY ON THE RIV" Tl n TMTt'n nnrrnM it- )