St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17

loupes too soon.
II Mrs. Chas. Tooley and chill
dren are spending few week
in Barton, Oregon.
| Why doesn't somebody boos
lemonade as a hot weather drinl
is it too old fashioned?
Painted faces look their worst
after they have become weather
beaten around the mouth.
C. J. Seal is having a sub
stantial addition added to his
residence on Mohawk street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Ord of
Oakland. CAL, are visiting at
the home of G. H. Lemon and
family.
That the dawn of prosperity is
at hand is evidenced from the
statement of men of finance the
country over.
S. o. G. Call. whose dwelling
was destroyed by fire some time
ago, is erecting a residence on
Mohawk street.
Marion Johnston and family
left yesterday to spend a couple
of weeks reveling in the sea
breeZes at Newport.
For Sale, or exchange for
chickens, gas stove or rugs. SKI
camera and medical battery.
Call 3l3 N. Hayes street.
A Delaware man killed a
blacksnake with sleighbells in
its stomach. The horse and
sleigh have not been found.
V. w. Mason. the well known
street contractor, has been called
to Long Beach, Cal, on account
of the critical illness of his
father.
The Miller Hardware Co. has
discontinued business on Phila-
delphia street. and the room
will be occupied next week by
Mr.. Sully.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox says
what women need above all
else is common sense" And
that's something they can't get
in Paris.
The New York ZOO is to have
a gorilla that smiles and looks
pleasant, whether il feels like il
or not. Just like woman away
from home. Elk.
Miss Veda and William Carley
left last week for their home in
Montreal. after spending most
pleasant visit with their grand
mother. Mrs Davidson.
Skinny women are going out
of style. il is said. But il is
hard to believe that any sweep.
ing changes will be made until
cooler weather comes.
Mrs. Cyra Niver. the only wo-
man member of the Pennsylvania
moving picture censorship board
has decided that one yard is long
enough for a kiss. Stingy!
For Rent-Seven room house,
quarter acre of ground. one
block from car line; $40 per
month. Apply to j. Il. Hitler.
Secretary Commercial club, Hol-
brook building.
ii. C. Finch brought box of
mammoth blackberries to this
office Monday. a number of which
measured two inches in length.
They were beauties and were
raised by Mr.. Finch at his home
at 6l2 Cruikshank street.
In order TO raise the money
with which to install municipal
lighting system. the city of
Drain. Oregon, has voted to sell
$4,000 worth of city bonds. AS
soon as the bonds are disposed
of, the contract for the construc-
tion will be let.
Many of the mean things a
person hears stick in his mem
ory like burr to sleeps back,
while the decent things slip
away from him. Old Human
Nature didn't thrust goodness
upon people; it is something that
must be acquired.
Mrs. J. C. Scott has just re-
turned from a trip to Seattle,
where she has been with her
son, DIR. w. B. Scott, and family.
She says Seattle is a good place
to visit. but st. Johns is the
place to live.
The annual inspection on last
Thursday by the government in
spectors of the st. Johns ferry
was a thorough one; and what
makes Capt. Freeze smile is the
fact that the inspectors found
everything all 0. X. and the best
kept and cleanest ferry on the
river. --Linnton Leader.
A suffragette ninety feet tall
and with a name of equal pro-
portions stands at the center of
"The Zone" of the Panama Ex-
position. The lady's name is
Miss Panama Pankaline Imogene
Ennalrinhfo and cha 10 nlnh In