St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-11-20

For Sale-One COW cheap. 49,
Bristol street.
Picture framing done at Portland
prices at H. f. Clark's, the furni
ture man. Adv.
DIR. Gambee is the latest St
Johns citizen to become the pos
SCISSOR of fine automobile.
A young daughter arrived al
the home of Mrs. Hazel Couch
Peterson at Forest Grove Nov.
9th.
For all kinds of general re.
pairing of autos, bicycles, lawn
mowers. etc.. go to the Home
Garage, 102 Smith avenue, cor
ner of Charleston; G. B. Ben
ham, proprietor; phone Column
bia 603.
E. l.. Strickland, who is at the
Portland Sanitarium, suffering
with rheumatism and other COM
plications, is slowing improv-
ing. His many friends hope he
will soon be around again as well
as ever.
Why not send a subscription to
a good magazine for Christmas
present? Order now to avoid
delays. Special club offers on
all magazines. - Mrs. c. o.
Rogers, 800 Smith avenue, north; |;
phone Columbia 104.
Miss Merta Cation is a can
didate in the Journal Trade and
Circulation Contest, and will APP
preciate any and all help which
may be given her. Votes are
given with purchases made at
Bonham & Curriers' and the st.
Johns Pharmacy.
ID. E. Gonsolus brought to this
office yesterday a most peculiar
appearing potato which he
raised on his ground in this
city. II has the appearance of
a brooding duck with brown
head and tail. II is quite an
oddity in the way of q vegetable.
We desire to express our sin.
cere thanks to friends who so
kindly rendered their aid and
sympathy during the illness and
death of Mr.. w. X. Hall. and
can assure them that their kind
ness will ever be gratefully
rendered. Mrs. w. r. Hall and
The first social function to be
held in any of the state build
ings at the Panama Exposition
was the house warming and
dedication in the Oregon build.
ing the night of October 81.
the many original fea-
lures was the dedication of the
AZ great pillars of the building
TO the states Of the Union.
Officials of the Panama Pacific
international exposition are in
receipt of communications from
Italy telling of the active
preparations that are being
made toward the sending of
Italian exhibits. Among other
exhibits the best section of the
Genoa exposition will be brought
10 San Francisco. Marconi will
be among the notables TO attend
from Italy.
A high class musicale will be
given in the First Trust q Saw
ms Bank building, 1904 Fessen-
len street. Monday evening of |
next week at 8 o'clock. under
he auspices or the East st. |
Johns Improvement Association. |
Good instrumental and vocal
music will be rendered by some
If Portland's best talent. There |
will be no charge to this enter
.ainment. and everybody i'm
,ited.
The jolly 'Steen Club was most |
delightfully."- entertained at the |
home of Mayor and Mrs. Vim
,ent Wednesday evening. The |
line was spent very pleasantly |
n playing the ever popular
yame of 500. after which a most
INVITING lunch was served. The
irst prize was captured by Mr..
md Mrs. A. w. Markle, the sec
md by Prof. and Mrs. c. III.
Boyd. and the guest prize by |
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Douglass.
Word has been received from
Germany by officials of the
Panama Exposition that German
exhibitors are preparing exhibits
or 1915 exposition in spite of
he war. With the exception of
few manufacturers near the
,order. there have been no
on the part of Ger
nan merchants. German ar
,hitects are in San Franciso at
his time constructing the Ger
nan sections for exhibits. Ger
many has established a New
York Office for exposition ac-
iyities. One of Germany's |
triking exhibits will be the
4eichner Fountain, which will be
ihown in America for the first
ime. 1t is more than a hundred
eet high and appears as a great