St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-06-06

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making. Call 535 s. Jersey.
The new skating rink is in full
operation on North Jersey.
For Rents Room House will
Sleeping Porch-531 S. Jersey st
Picture framing done at Portland
prices at II. +. Clark's, the furni
utre man. If
Everything for the amateur
photographer. -Currins fol
Drugs.
The Harbin blacksmith shoI
on the corner of Charleston anC
lvanhoe has undergone some sub.
stantial repairs recently.
For Sale Cheap-5 room house.
easy terms; owner leaving town.
Address Anderson, SOP West
Charleston street, st. Johns.
A.C. Gesler attributes the sale
at good advantage of his house
hold furniture to a little ad in
the Review. 1t pays; yea, ver-
lily.
Currin says: Remember, if il
isn't an EASTMAN it isn't a
KODAK.
Mrs. r. ID. Swengel and child
rem have just arrived from North
Dakota, and will be guests of rel
atives in st. Johns for several
weeks.
Stolen or taken last Monday
night from rear of |. o. o. +.
hall, one Erie bicycle. A re-
ward of So will be paid for its
return. Alex S. Scales.
Currin says: A Nyal Remedy
for any ailment that you may
have.
Owing to want of space two
excellent papers read at the w.
! G. I. u. meeting in the city
hall Monday afternoon are left
out of the Review this week.
We are indebted for handsome
bouquets of roses to p. T. Han
son and Mrs. j. C. Scott. They
were of rare beauty, and the
kindness of the donors is much
appreciated.
The First Trust and Savings
bank is the title of the new in
stitution on Fessenden street,
which is located in the handsome
concrete building erected for
that purpose.
Fortune knocks at every man 5
door once in a life time. Now Is
your time. Property will never be
as cheap again. The best buys In
ST. Johns today see p. Hill, 6Is N.
Jersey St.
Currin says: You can get full
weight guaranteed household
drugs here as cheaply as any
place.
There will be services at the
First Baptist Church Sunday.
Rev. Howell will preach. There
| will also be the Communion SER
vices in the morning. All mem
bers are requested 10 be present
at these services.
First Christian Science Society
Sundays II a. M, Wednesdays at s
p. m. Reading room open on Tues.
Thurs, and Sat, from to 4 p. m.
All cordially invited To the services
and reading room. Subject Sunday:
God, the Only Cause and Creator
/ have purchased the residence
and household goods of Mr..
Thomas Whitney and offer all
for sale. The furniture is in
first class condition and includes
all articles needed in a home.
Will sell in lots TO suit purchaser.
Anna j. Canright. 415 N.
Leonard street.
Currin says: We use Mt. Hood
Homogenized Ice Cream, pure
fruit tlavors. and all served
scrupulously clean.
The Bachelor club picnicked at
Magoon's park, near Oregon
City. Sunday. They report a
most delightful time. and rec
ommend this park to all who de-
sire to picnic, as il is fitted up
with dancing pavilion, swings,
etc, and ice cream may be pro-
cured in any quantity right on
the grounds.
Ray Wright is fitting himself
up a neat and cozy habitation at
924 S. Hayes street. Ii is not,
as some might presume, that Ray
is going to discontinue the life
of single blessedness. His sister
will arrive here next week from
Newark, Ohio, to keep house for
him. At least that is what he
tells US.
Miss Cora Huff and Frank
Thornbrue were married at the
home of the brides parents near
Multnomah station Tuesday.
June 3, at 6 p. m. Rev. j. j.
Patton of the st. Johns M. f.
church officiated. The bride is