St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-05-22

y For Rent, housekeeping rooms
Apply at $50 s. Jersey street.
Clean home cooked meals q
the White House under ne'
management. adv.
Watches" made over int
"Time.pieces" at reasonabl
rates at Rogers, 800 N. Jerse.
street.
Mrs. Frank A. Rice and bah,
are spending the week will
friends in Yamhill.
| Wanted Boarders in privat,
family. Inquire at this office
adv.
| w. O. Moe has added an at.
tractive front porch to his resi-
dence on West Richmond street,
John Brooks has returned from
| California, where he had been
employed for several months as
a linotype operator. He reports
conditions exceedingly dull in
that state.
Registration books for county
and state are again open at the
office of Judge j. +. Williams in
the Holbrook block. Register
and have done with il, If you
have not already done so.
Mrs. Clara Greer. spiritual
medium; readings daily except
Sunday, evenings by appoint
ment; 81 Montgomery street,
Portland; Marshall 30S3. Cir
cles Wednesday 8 p. m. adv.
Alderman Munson's sugges-
tion that fountain be installed
near the ferry landing is a most
meritorious one. IL is something
that is badly needed, as many a
thirsty traveller can testify.
The funeral of Verna Carter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. Carter. was held Sunday
afternoon at the Undertaking
Parlors in st. Johns. Rev. J. A.
Goode preached the sermon.
1t is rumored that the Western
Cooperage Company will soon
begin the erection of a big plant
on their acreage near the dry
dock. Also that new woolen
mill will be erected on Bradford
street this summer.
For Sale-Forty acres No. |
land near Ridgefeld. Washing.
ton; % acres cleared. In order
to close up an estate. will offer
this land very cheap. Thad. I.
Parker. Holbrook building. st.
Johns, Oregon; phone Col. 10.
Judge'J. T.. Williamsyreceived
the nomination of Justice of the
Peace for st. Johns District by
a handsome vote. j. M.Swisher
received the Republican and
Frank y Clark the } Democratic
nomination for Constable.
Not only can you save money
by purchasing Of us. but you
have the benefit of free delivery;
also you patronize your neighbor
who is always ready TO rectify
any little error or replace any
goods that are not entirely salts
factory. The st. Johns Phar-
macy. adv.
Did not the county commits.
sioners agree that in the event of
the city placing a water hydrant
near the ferry landing that the
cleaning of the boilers on the
ferry boat would take place at
night and not interfere with the
ferry schedule? How about III?
The Bachelor Club gave its
fifth annual ball last evening in
the rink, and il was a brilliant
and most superb success. The
decorations were entrancingly
beautiful, the music unsurpassa-
BILE and the floor in the finest
possible condition. The attend
ance was large. A more COM
plete notice next week.
Dan Polling, superintendent
of the Temperance Department
of the National Christian En-
deavor Society, and recognized
as the greatest orator in the
United States under thirty years
of age, will speak in the Taylor
Street Methodist church Sunday,
May oath. at 3 p. m. You will
need to go early if you get a
seat. j. A. Goode.
Mayor and Mrs. A. w. Vim
cent entertained the jolly 'Steen
Club at their beautiful home on
Leavitt and Ivanhoe streets in a
delightful manner Wednesday
evening. The first prize in pro-
gressive 500 was won by Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Muck; the second
prize by Prof. and Mrs. C.. II.
Boyd. and the guest prize by
Mrs. Snow. Delicious refresh
ments were served, and all had
a most delightful time.
The Ansco Company of Birm-
ington N. Y, will give So. 900
for photographs of Americas
fifty loveliest women" These
fifty photographs will be chosen