St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-28

! Politics viii he all the rage Cor
The next week or 81.
I Ray Wright has returned frum
several months soiOuru IN Cali.
fornia.
]. T.. Rrciecn has gone to Lyt.
ION. \. {. where he will remain
indefinitely
Picture framing done AZ Portland
pficCs a. II. Z. Ciasks. the fufni.
uttc man II
q. J. Gatzmyer candidate for
City Attorney. representative Of
the people. pd adv.
Don't forget to register. The
time for doing 80 Is rapidly
drawing 90 n close. DO Il now.
W. l.. Churchill has opened up
a laundry in the Holbrook build
ing on Richmond street. near
Jersey.
The havoc wrought by lorna
do. flood and fire in the Middle
West is most appalling. and the
full extent of the damage done
is yet but little realized.
Yesterday was the last day for
fling as candidates for city office.
A full list Of the various candi-
dates will be published next
week.
Methodist Church. one block
south Of City Hall-ll a. M. adj
dress by Rev. II. h. Johnson of
Berkeley. Cal. 4; 1870 p. m. SER
mon by the pastor. All are In
vited.
First Christian Science Society
Sundays ~ a. m, Wednesdays at s
p. IN. Reading room open on Tues
day and Saturday from to 4 p. m.
All cordially invited TO the services
and reading room. Subject Sunday;
Reality"
Remember when you want an
article that is not i'm our regular
stock. WE WILL GET 1T FOR
YOU, and promptly, too. There
is nothing too small to receive
our absolute attention. CUR
RIMS FOR DRUGS.
Miss Nellie NJ. Stevens, prin-
cipal of the North School. enter
tanned at an Easter luncheon the
teachers of the building. Those
present were the Misses Madge
Dunn. Vene Founer. Gertrude
Mitchell, Flo. McNiven. N. NJ.
Stevens. l.. McDaniels, Ruth
Canright and Mrs. Test.
DIR. and Mrs. b. +. Rambo
entertained a number of their
friends in a delightful manner
at a dancing party in Bickner's
Hall Monday evening. Miss
Cations three piece orchestra
furnished excellent music for
the occasion. All enjoyed the
event in a most thorough man
ner.
c. II. Lambson has rendered
his resignation as secretary of
the Commercial club. 10 take
effect April lst, and C. T.. Bailey
will fill the position temporarily
until a successor has been chos-
en-. Mr.. Lambson is a fine young
man, and has made many friends
during his stay here by his gen.
tlemanly ways and unfailing
good humor.
+. l.. Smith. an experienced
band leader. and who was late
leader of the famous Pendleton
y Roundup band and also the la
y dies band of Weston, Oregon,
D was i'm st. Johns this week with
a view of organizing a band in
Q this city. He will return next
y week and endeavor TO complete
plans for a first class musical or
y ganization.
+ The Easter program rendered
at the Congregational church
Sunday evening last was greatly
enjoyed by the large number in
attendance. Every number on
the program was well rendered
by those taking part. Several
e who were TO have participated
: i'm the program were unable "a
do so on account of illness. The
. liberal offering received was
greatly appreciated.
Florence is making big prepa'
rations for its annual Rhododen'
dron Festival TO be held there
in May. The exact dates have
not yet been determined, de-
pending somewhat on whether
the Spring is late or early. This
year, for the second time, {
school fair will be held in con.
4 nection with the carnival anC
there are indications that it viii
attract many visitors.
Currin says: The prescription
Z business with us is certainty
we know how, and there is al
ways one quality of drugs useC
in your prescriptions - THE
BEST. Promptness and abso
Z lutte reliability has built our pre-
scription business. We are pre-
scription "Cranks." There /!