St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-02-21

prices at III. + clark $, tue iurm-
utre man. tt
1 Lots for Sale-Also some fur
niture. Ms. Anna euler, 416
i E. Richmond.
l S. O.Balke has begun construc-
| tion of a fine residence on Mo-
hawk street, near Fessenden.
Basement work of all kinds
done promptly at reasonable
price. ". w. Mason; phone Col
umbia 68.
AS we go to press we learn
that the condition of J.T. Brooks,
our well known townsman, is
most serious.
For Rent Modern 5 room house
2 blocks from car line. Lot
55xlS2. Inquire of owner at
209b N. Jersey street, or 1414
Oswego street.
Come have a big time at the
taffy pull Friday evening, Feb. .21,
basement of M. +. church given
by the Epworth League. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Methodist Church II a. m.
The leaven and the meal. 1880
p. m., The bread from Heaven.
Sunday School 10 a. m., Epworth
League $3.50 p. m.
Uneeda Sunday morning re-
fresher, q new thought. a new
start for the new weeks work.
Come and get all this and more
with il at the Baraca Bible Class
at 10 p. M; Baptist church. If.
For a sprain you will find
Chamberlain's Liniment excel
lent. 1t allays the pain, removes
the soreness, and soon restores
the parts to n healthy condition.
% and 80 cent bottles for sale
by all dealers.
For Lease To responsible
party until last of September,
modern Z room house, 100x250 lot,
COW barn, chicken house, all
kinds of fruit and berries, plenty
of room for garden. Inquire
323 West Polk.
Oregon will, in all probability,
,make a strong showing at this
years dry farming congress.
The Immigrant Commission has
taken the subject up with the
railroads and plans will be made
early in the year so that a COM
plete exhibit may be prepared.
Revival services are now in
progress in the Free Methodist
church, corner East Richmond
and Hudson steerts, conducted
by Evangelist M. l.. Schooley.
in connection with the pastor,
II. V. Haslam. They will be
continued all next week.
st. Johns has been pretty well
represented al the st. Vincent
, hospital in Portland during the
past week or so. j. N. Edlefsen
was operated upon for appendi-
citis; w. A. Bennett for injury
to his arm; Chares Fay for gland
trouble, and Mrs. Horann has
also been operated upon there.
The Vale Chamber of Commerce
is taking care of the boys Of the
city by allowing them the use of
the handsomely appointed club
rooms twice a week. This is
probably the first city in the
state TO take the rising genera
tion into partnership in its de-
velopment work and is move
that is certain 10 have good re-
suits.
The Civic Betterment league.
with a membership of 100. has
started a campaign for a more
j beautiful st. Johns. The object
is a most laudable one. and should
secure the assistance of every
individual in st. Johns. Those
that have not enough pride to
clean up around their premises
should be made 10 do so.
If you want envelopes printed
| at the bargain price of fifty
J cents for 100 envelopes, you had
better hurry. After March first
the price will revert back to
regulation price of 81. 90 for the
first hundred. Many have taken
advantage of the cut rate, a
number of whom were ladies.
If you want 10 furnish your ad-
dress to your out of town friends
easily and clearly. have same
4 printed on envelopes while the
bargain price is in vogue.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Miss Floid
Wood, Tuesday, Feb. Is. The
object being the discussion of
the opera Patience" A very
excellent program was rendered
by Miss Alice Brown, vocal. Mr..
Turner, flute. Miss Wood, piano.
Those present were Mesdames
T. Glover, Newell. Lebo, Hill,
Brown. Kemp, Wood, Misses +.
Mcdonald, N. Whistler. N.
! Kemp, F. Wood. Alice Brown,
Helen Hill, Mr.. Turner, Harris G.
Deweiss, C. Herwich, h. Pow
4 ell, j. Powell. DIR. Brown.