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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1912)
Oregon Mist ' rm,iu f,,r ,nH x, , t by uhhluuh. uum ,it,q Ul. .u i ..aisf ' '". -a Fd.d 18S1 . ttia f net Frt4v ;You 11 filifl Juitj ll. x , f , .j-..,v thut v.iil cost jiu Tr.inl'ui llarwl ; 3 1' i '1 9 . i i. .. .Li . t . I uru u Mi ll I'M I Hi ... fx- m:. P..M:.f.;n rmn.nu .. : - IT...- V--r?: r" 7 .K''i: as uio rortland r.hkJj and B..trt a. .ltrr j.i.n.ry 0. j 'et I'W'I'lu think tll.-y can iu. ! " in Ht-irut, nr. do liftti r by trailing iii tin' city uu.trr t ari Maceh c.l. lr.. 11 f r. , i ! hand a larue. and comnlut st(-l( SuMcmrrioM jutm Ont die moth ....lt.no .. .75 Aitcrtllng rata. mala known on ajpll. cation. LX1 BOtlcaa 2ft cent per Una. County Official Paper List week thrre was a Home Industries Day celebrated in Ore gonthe object of which was to display the products of Oregon and stimulate an Interest in the manufacture and use cf Oregon made g.wda. In other words it was an effort on the part of man ufacturers to create such an in terest In home made goods as would result In their use by Ore gon people In preference to goods made In some other Btate. It was a good move. Oregon maJe goods should bo the choice of Oregon people, when price and quality are equal. What applies to the state In this wsy applies with equal or greater force to the particular city trade of each lo cality. The reason for the use of Oregon made goods by Oregon people when brought a little clos er home applies with the same force to the St. Helens goods by St. Helens people. U applies to the patronizing of St. Helens business houses by St. Helens people. Instead of the purchasing of Portland goods by St. Helens people, where quality and price are equal. The business firms of this city are carrying up to cate stock of merchandise in the several lines represented here, and at prices that are lower than the same goods sell for in Port land. There is no good teason for St. Helens people going out side tho city for anything neces sary in the ordinary course of living The onlv reason that can possibly beset forth for going away is that there may oe a larger assortment to choose from in Portland, but there is certain- i.. ...nrfnuini annuirh here to thn most particular buy ers. Instances of these facts are many and we cite a few or them here so that the attention of the St. Helens people who do shop ping In Portland may know that there are advantages in trndir g at home by reason of the quality and price as well as the support of home business firms which they are entitled to. If our readers in St.' Helens will take up this paper and glance f home business firms who are advertising their) wares then call on them und com pare prices, taking quality into consideration, they will find that money can be saved by trading right here. Take the case of the new fur niture store of Sherwood & Rors in this city; Jook up their prices and compare them witn me prices for the same goods in Portland and you will see where you save from 10 to 25 per cent on most anything you want in their line, chairs that are ad vertised In Portland papers ol different furnilure houses at a special sale, too tor Wi an1 $1.00 can be found at the store a A fit $3 to $3.25. TKn MmHrni anods too. Nearly Mn the samo way tw;b utnnr ika rDart U not tne A Ilia Uvl II v . n local firm entitled to your trade; t.u . i; nt vour grocery A caiv v m v w r wants with you and visit the store of C. II. John & Co.. in tins .: thnro vnu will find the best grade of groceries at prices that Portland merchants cannot beat by any means and In most cases the local merchant nell eheaner than does the city merchant. Or go out to the new store of the Italian Importing Co. on the Houlton road and look over their stock of groceries and provisions. You will not find a wig II. v - - . same class of goods that will compare In prices and accommo dation with the Italian Importing Co. In tho clothing and dry goods line, a business which re quires considerable capital to run and you will find Deuer umk rlghtathome than you wil in the city. Look over the stock of - - - ' f -'-vv ' v 'V. I of dry gool and fumialiings that eiual a great many stocks car ried in Portland, and for bar gains in anything carried by MorguB & Son no other firm can cijual it. They have been doing business in this city for years and have ketit ur with the timi a Their stock is larje enouRh and new enough to compare with any of the stores of like character and size in any of the cities. The matter of going to the city for other thirgs such as jewelry books plumbing supplies etc. should not be done either, for in this city we have one of the most complete and up-to-date jewe'ry store and watch repair shops in the state, conducted by Von A. Gray who is an experienced work man and carries a fine stock of watches, clocks, diamonds and other jewelry, and his prices wiil compare favorably with any house of the kind and quality in the city. If books or fine sta tionery, fountain pen supplies and toilet articles are wanted one need go no further than to A. J. Deming's drug store 3 Portland "SPECIAL" Sales Exposed 1 (IJanrr in at our windows on your next I rijt down, town . Wc have cut out of ? Inst Sun duns Orroifinn some of the SO' : culled ".stf riut hnrguinx'', advertised by the I urge furniture, stores of Portland I and ire, in rite iiou to com hare - the pho- toes and furniture in, the window, also our prices and those advertised. II',. j ), 1,11,11 hi hmn una rut out ami uiltitr lined baraainM that j htiuht attract your attention in any of th paperi, bring it to our Q tture, and wt uuutantn to gin you a better prici on thi samt articlt I j for the nasvn that it does not eozt us to much to do business at iht 'rartland dealer. MAKE VS I'RUVi IT e fL'HMTUHJj UEALERS UNDERTAKERS E ME ALMERS ST. HELENS Kistner I W Juror Hinson W T " Tarbell Guy " KelleyAJ Walker CC " Richaidson D W FrickCC Bell J L Anderson, Kmil Ilaminerback, Sam Dalilyn-n, Arthur Llnduhl and Har old Carlson. A general good time was njayd by all. Horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Ilazen Nov. 2riih a nun. Tlu-re was a Thanksgiving Berinnn I in the inoiT.ing and pmRxam in thehristenaen Hans evening of N-.v. ?th at the Swed- Nelson Isaac ish Lutheian church. WoodsAlbert At N. F. Baker's there was quite Jones Grant a pig killing the other day and as a j JCyser Geo M reult nine good sized porkers were j Lovelr.ce RN where shipiied to Frank L. Smith's mark-jllaynes Henry everything in these lines are car-1 et in J'ortlanJ next day. j Stacey Jack ra, nmi s nriniii lnu'nr iVinn pi,n Tlw. riimila of Warren school Srave vHde H W bo found in the city for the fame I the following program Wednesday , Kelley G R quality of goods. In the line of j hl m"" ai, ulu " ,iW ""unc- j enoecK ueo Reception, A Thanksgiving Din-'. Young EM ner, Wellborn. I jone8 Grant W Dialogue, The Story of a Seed, 5 , McCey F O ; Campbell Forrest Fish Kenneth plumbing supplies U. Constanlin carries a line sudicient to meet all the demands of a city the size of St. Helens and he does first class work at less than Portland prices. Then take the St. I Id- ens laundry, a plant fully equip- ncd for handling all the bubiness of the city and in first class shape too. yet there are numbers of people who send their laundry to Portland. Of course these firms mentioned are not the only ones in the city who earning large stocks ami whose prices are low er than Portland price?, but we l,nv, tnkeii the naintS of these firms from tho advertising col-; hood, all. umns of the Mist ns represer.ta-j Dialogue , t iu..I..,..:i..js firms of the " ut l , v . " . mini s. Recitation, The Turkey. Theodore Peterson. Adams Fred i. Tu..t.a.rlt.in.y nine little girls. i Thomas Guy I Ro tation, Tough time for the(ParkerAM Turkey, Ruth Peterson and Signe Thurston John Anderson. Hoysen Palu Chr Dialogue, What We're Thankful Abbott Fred For, 3 boys and 3 girls. i Nelson Olof ." Recitation, Kitty's Thanksgiving, Ruby RJ Mildred Ixiwrey. - AMOUNT REJECTED Imitation . Freedom Thanksg.v- ing, l annie Cooper. j Oh The Snorts of Child-j ' DISTRICT ROAD FUND DIST NO. 1 5 CO 4 00 2 20 4 20 4 00 4 00 5 CO 5 60: 12 40' 6 10 31 40 36 60 8 20 6 00 5 60 5 60 2 00 2 20 S 60 5 60 5 60 13 60 9 60 5 60; 5 60; 4 401 5 60j 11 20 8 40: 8 40 4 00 5 60 7 60 2 50 WHITE & WHITE Houlton, Ore, We are Closing Out our Men's and Hoy's Suits and iu order to do so have cot the price 20 per cent. It will pay you to come and look through our stock. Our Furniture Department is bigger and better than ever, and our sales are in- creasing every month. We can save you money in this department. A big stock of Men's Heavy Underwear and Work Shirts, Logger's Shirts, Rain Coats. Rubbers, Boots and Hats. The "Walk-Over Shoe is still in the lead Good leather, good styles and perfect fits. A large assortment to choose from. A good selection of Outing Flannelsnd Duckling Fleece from 101015 cents . per yard. Dress Patterns in all wool, half wool and cotton. Granite Ware, Tinware and Stoves. Heating Stoves from $2.00 to $20.00 We deliver goods to any part of St. Helens or Houlton. Yours tor Business WIS Professional Cards DR. L. GILBERT ROSS PHYSICIAN ft SUROEON OB Bnk BMg. C. HeleUS DR EDWIN ROSS PHYSICIAN A SURGEON St. Helens - Oregon J. A. BILL F. M.THOBP IT , T. S. WHITE FUNERAL DIRECTOR UCERSKO KMBAl.MER Houlton Oregon TP CENTRAL MARKET Dealers is Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Poultry, Produce Your Orders Solicited Good Prices Full Weight Phone 60 St. Helens, Ore. C wtcKe Clacks 12 DR. ALFRED J. PEEL PHYSICIAN & SURGEON St. Helens Bunk UuiMlnc YON A. GRAY All - Watchmaker and Jeweler. Work Guaranteed. I OpUcalGood. St Helen. Or. 3 Oh that Dreadful Boy, Frazier Jas PlST. NO. 2 city. Then we may say mm what has already ben 6aul ahor.t ; the St. Helens firms fr St. Hel ens people with equal force to Houlton people, and Houlton rirn:s. I.etth lloul'on pcopl' take a trip thr-mifh th-' hre store of White & W Into. for. e ample, take a imte of the larpc varied Block of C"i-Us nai:u.cu hy this wide awake firm and they will have no cause to ro tu Tort- lund to trade. Also stew into the storoof Mr Has. el and get Eorr.e of his prices and you will he as tonished at the barjjains olfered. There are other linns m nouuu., t,H and deserving of support out, as is the case in St. Helen, we have taken these business linns from the ad column of the Mift and cite them us instances. While en this subject it may be rt r:,U the attention of the people of this city and vicinity to lU'ci.aJon, Laura Furr. A ThuuksRivinpr Ixon, j ! Kkstrom G II lialiKU 1 pupils. Uwitution. My Thanksivintf, Tl.eoihu'O CMiir. . ...... : I j S..n?. Octolr-s ruriy. " ' r,ipojny A v...,.;inii,.n Th.v.iks-chin;' in UUl.i .. , , M Vium"l Virginia Curtis Coper. Keciiation, Six little Turkeys. Ed win Isaacson. Uccitation, Dewey Larsen. llccitation, The Wild tloose Chaw, 1.'!!.,.. A 1 mi mist. Diah.srue. Coin' Somewhere. Dew ev r.ea:u and ttuth Hcndrickion. " l'ial..jcuo. Ten Little Fumpkin t uccs, 10 boy. myc. Silver Thread Among 1 ne GuM, 0 pii. , f..., ti. nrosri'.m cake anu conw. were sold to all who wi,hed it. The program was very K.hmI. as were also the refreshments, and were en 1 hv all. Mrs. A. iJuiuWrom. DIST. NO. 3 Contractors Eiuipment Co McTntyre P Ft 1 ton E Nichols T N Vincent D Mclntyre A Kt-tlel W ;' Hattanll Eveisaul K Woodward J Morris C To be Continued $10 00 j 1 20 00 167 10 7 CO l 32 00 j 18 00' 6 25 i 8 75' 21 001 15 OO '; 1 So 11 25 17 50 5 00 DR. H. R. CLIFF PHYSICIAN A SURGEON Phone JUId S; A 1233: Be. E. 4657 I! 13 to 1117 Mllng UiiiMing Portland. Or. GEORGE H. SHINN ATTORN EY-AT-LAW St. Helens - Oregon Allen, Felton & Quick REAL ESTATE DEALERS INVESTMENTS, RENTALS. INSURANCE. COLLECTIONS. LOANS, LAND TTL S. APPRAISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. FISCAL AGENT, CONVEYANCE. EXECUTOR INFORMATION AND EMPLOYMENT ST. HELENS . OREGON THE GREAT DAY. M. E. MILLER ATTORN EY-AT-LAW St. Helens - Oregon St. Helens Transfer Co. lUll. - , -f . other r . li .su.iei- Otu finder was the fact that the pnnu rj n - u.om Quin. 0,-epm Mist is prepared o hand-1 J- J f(llk9 for e all kinds of printing, akes all , cv and mm 1 h ,c ' v. oh too t ie week eml. k,nd.?!LJ:"rso that .herel 1,1 met uKh srnau hoi "!- . can be and is no reason or ju:,t:c, in any person, firm or c,.p-; -i;n municipal or otherw. e. m sending away for printing. i article nav,- Vi rrts which can and will be sub- 8tantiatedIfnnyKrs.mwi.MaKc the trouble to visit an m business houses mentioned or an of the other bJsmess hoxs these towns. Home peopk; should pntronizo home indusyso:- Ue markets. I!y ;k ulsn every citi. i. t- (,ni,;unitywillbob,:1Ue a, .. l.. .'!, mnnl i'.il Hie tuy . ... n-,w rilllK !lt 1'V P mentof taxes etc G "( IJIlelliat they are justly e.ui .d, trxiand buyers of me.cn...iu. Si save many dollar. durmKa year's time, - WARREN . surmise party was given llarou.va- an ucci- tiir.iitir to mat which his 1 1 ...1 ... ..no! !-.( 0. n.-utly :t'tV y thxvoodsJixv. ADVERTISED .LETTER3 , lha St. Hel-1 Uttera um. - t.n. Ore. Tostotheo for the week end. November 2:!. U12. V. aa liarker. 1 letter ,1. T. IV: ihU. 1 letler- j MkAV -v. C-d-. I 'cller .. j K. Y. lUdy. l'.u'. j LcLU-r on iv. .;,;. f. M. Phona IS General Treftisfer and Drayage Dealer ia . Brick, Cement, Feed, Sand and Shingles Agents for .STUDEBAKER Bun Oppotit. School Houm 11 iin.i nmii PiHf.ihnf.i.1mMtittK r--,Mi.iiiMii 1 St. Helens Mill Co. m 13 op tj TrvUfM jp, li t All Work Guaranteed. M Iippriwihirgnl it mjuirM ' Mo iTii.inents of practicl. "iniure ihat ia gool iable. Tl e Hi l key nte.!iitend.nti in li e way of gooJ, purs Grocer ie, Cr.nbertie. Mince Meat, Nuts, 1'iuim, Plniu VudJiig, eic. If yon went to be .die lo Rive hwtT Ib.nks fr quality .if' " ... . .-i f?f in ni. order our ororer- ieshen, nn'l get satislarurm foi litilf rti. I IIVIfUID I . M, ill a. 1 hb i Wagons and Vehicles Estimates Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN bo sell I io ii:e Plumbing and Sheet Metal St Helens -EO"e4Se 5 r act o-" Heating Work Oregon ...... 21. tho oocasson Tbirihday. ThoPt EVnnor n-l :. ...,..,,.., I'llft Muhr and Ma- ftiyrno ----- . tdda Carl.". . ' ' . , , Ticlienor W K dorson, Emu nu v.. Court Proceedings Continued .. ii...,.., r.nHrd at Kl-'Otiuii 3 00 retry n fi.i Hull W U I.IUHIV" Weed Judm -' Lane B F ijjiencer Israel Heejrhley U M " sin C. It " Stacy JW WUn: Maws 2 00,1 Lveuue part James Cal to paoners Part James IVstase&Exrvw Fai r John Comnu.onei 9 00 - - 9 00 1 9 00 j 9 00 i' 9 00! 10 SO 1 -tf 2s 4i,i C3 0 Lath Electric Lighting- (Saves Your Eyes) Steam Heating- (Prolongs Your Lives) Wood Lumber f A SPECIAL INVITATION. St Helens, Ore, 1912. Mr. vTago earner ; Youaro cordially invited to call at cur storo ar.d In3?3Ct our large stock of general, merchandise. Then mrYe known your Kants and we .in mmfn vflii Tiriceg.' duality considered, that va ri.irtHrnt.fid in the citv. Give us a trial. tan.iv " v Yours For Business. T-T VlORGUfcD i)UlN Is i I t: "fflf E.ACROU3E UU E. W. kCTEL GROUSE & KETEL Hv CV-d P in Mw04 Building on Columbia $ . nw St Helen Howl nd rt prepared to do anytnin. In lh buitdinf line. )cbbtr at Rcnsible Prkea E. A. CF.OUSE Plan and Eatinam FurnanaS E W. KETEL TlTt 4 0 if L
