St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-16

Girl wants light housework Of
care of children. Address 82(
N. Hayes street, st. Johns, Ore
gon.
Hess Poultry Panacea, the
great egg producer; Instant
Louise Killer, the great extermi.
nator for lice; you can get them
at The st. Johns Pharmacy.
Suite of four rooms for rent,
furnished or unfurnished, with
heat, water and light. First
Trust & Savings Bank, building,
1902 Fessenden street.
Ellsworth Adam Cantrall, not
ed chautaqua and lyceum lectur-
er, will speak in st. Johns next
Tuesday evening on "Tne Twelve
Fundamental Fallacies of Prohi-
bition." Watch for posters. adv
j. E. Williams is the regular
nominee of the Republican, DEM
ocratic and Progressive parties
for Justice of the Peace, st.
Johns district. His number on
the ballot is 140. Don't over
look it. adv.
Commissioner Brewster of
Portland has engaged the SER
vices of a competent contractor
to secure work for the unem-
ployed the coming winter. The
plan is a good one and no doubt
could be adopted by other cities
to good advantage. The plan is
to secure contracts for clearing
land within or near the city
limit and give all the proceeds
to the workmen. II Is believed
the men will thus earn So to SO
per day for their labor.
The Christian Science lecture
by Prof. Herring in the high
school auditorium last Friday
evening was most interesting
and instructive. Despite the
heavy downpour of the ele-
ments, a good sized audience lis
tened to the talented orator.
The address in full appears in
this issue, and by reading It one
may become more familiar with
the beliefs and teachings Of
Scientists. II is a
mastery and.scholarly discourse.
George Munter. deputy ma
tional director of the organizing
department of the Loyal Order
Of Moose, has moved to st. Johns
and is inaugurating an active
membership campaign for the
ocal lodge. The charter was
opened the first of this month
and the initiation fee lowered
10 five dollars. An effort is be-
ing made to increase the men,
bership to 1000, with fair
chances of success. Mr.. Munter
Is an affable and congenial
and already has
made many friends in our city.
That st. Johns soil will grow
almost anything and attain
/ size that is seldom excelled
has again been demonstrated. |
IN the show window of j. +. |
iillmore's real estate Office may |
De seen pear grown at the home |
# l.. b. Chapman on North |
Hayes street. Its weight is
hirty-fve ounces, and il meas
Tres nineteen inches one way
md fourteen inches the other
way around. which makes il
ONE pear. IL attracts consider
bile attention on the part of the
'assersby.
Laurel Lodge, |. o. o. F. and
sebekahs entertained the officers
nd members of the st. Helens
odge and the Star and Peninsu-
a lodges of Portland in a most
manner Monday even-
ng in the Commercial club
ooms, where a splendid banquet
vas served and eloquent and
witty speeches made, and in the
Eagles Hall. where dancing was
in. A. S. Scales acted
s POSTMASTER in fine style. The
'uests were immensely pleased |
With the entertainment and good
ime accorded them.
What was formerly a restau-
ant conducted by E. o. Magoon
n North Jersey street. has been
Iivided into two compartments
" a partition. The north por-
ion is utilized as a restaurant
nd is conducted by w. Fluter
f Centralia, Wash. II makes a
Ieat and cozy eating place and
5 nicely fitted up and arranged.
ir. Magoon occupies the adjoin-
ng room with a fine line of to-
,accos and cigars. and will use
he rear portion for serving chill
oncarne and other delicacies.
I is tastefully furnished and
rranged with tables and chairs.
md quite a number may be ac-
ommodated at one time. The
Dcation is the best in the city,
nd no doubt both establish
nents will do good business.
According to plans announced
asst week by Terry & Harris. in
orporated. negotiations are un-
er way for the construction of