St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-11-08

Satisfaction. s thc vmd-Cn.
tnuie. ths Raflsi
Ro, iurlc,luc has sold bic rcsi.
dcncc b. Nv. Harvey
Cuwin saNs. for quick W..
co,cry when SICK have your prc.
scriplions filled thcre.
rhos. Glover is moving his
saloon frum Harrington street 81
the Mooihouse building on Phila.
dclphia strcct
The Misses Graves gave a dc.
ilrhtful party o. their yuunr
friends IN their apartments IN
the nolbrcok building last Thurs.
day evening.
The postoilicc assistants hcay.
cd a great sigh 81 relief when
the election was over. Cam.
paign literature almost by the ton
almost swRmped the office at
times.
The young son Of Groccryman
Charley Muck, who had n delicate
operation performed upon one Of
his ears. is getting along nicely.
and will soon be wholly recover
ed.
Full bloodcd Rhode Island Reds
Cockerels. nine months old.
For sale cheap. Also fryers.
SIG Central Ave. Phone Col.
$50.
Mr.. Poultryman: IL you are
not getting eggs, don't blame
the chickens. Help them along
by feeding Conkey's Laying Ton
ic. Lauthers Mercantile Co. has
it. Up.
Substantial repairs and alter
ations have been made TO the
Methodist church class rooms on
Leavitt street. which affords
greater convenience and attract
iveness.
The st. Johns pharmacy has
been embellished and the interior
frightened by new tints Other
improvements have also been
made. II is one of the most at
tractive pharmacies on the PEN
insula.
Many new families are moving
into st. Johns from all parts of
Uncle Sans domain. BY the
way the vacant houses have be-
come occupied. the city's popula-
tion must be well over the 5000
mark.
Mrs. AL Harris and children
have returned from Crabtree,
Oregon. and will spend the win
ter in st. Johns. AL had TO put
in a few more days hunting in
that sportman's paradise before
following suit.
The dinner given by the ladies
of the Methodist church in the
Holbrook building on election
day was most successful in every
way, and the ladies' desire 10
thank the many patrons for their
attendance.
Congregational Church:
Preaching IL A. M. 7:30 Pm.
Sunday School 10 A. M. Prayer
meeting 1880 p. M. You are
cordially invited 10 attend these
and all other services of the
church. James Murphy, Pastor.
There will be a mems meeting
at Congregational Church Sun
day at 800 z. M. All men, old
and young, are invited TO the
service. This will be a union
service and earnestly request all
pastors TO be present.
Mrs. C.. j. Johnson and her 3
year old son, Arthur. of Los An
geles, Cal, have been spending
a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
A. I. Larson, on their return
trip from Europe. Mrs. Larson
had not seen her sister for rs
years.
IL will cost approximately one
and three-quarter million dollars
TO run the state institutions dur
ing the coming two years, ac-
cording to the budget being made
for action by the next Legisla-
ture. This is somewhat less than
was appreciated at the last ses-
sion for like purposes.
Proud father: 81 tell you sir.
that boy of mine will be a won
der!" Friend (wearily): What
wonderful things has he done
nowW Proud father: why, the
other day he ate all the preser-
yes in the pantry. | overheard
him say, as he smeared the cats
face with the stuff: "Im sorry
Tom, to do this, but | can't have
the old folks suspect me"
One quality, one kind of ser
vice. one price. THE BEST.
Currin says so.
What is said to be the biggest
orchard of Winter Nellies pears
i'm the United States is located
near Central Point and it belongs
to +. III. HOPKINS. 1t is 80 acres