St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-11-13

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your cold. Let us prove it. st
Johns Pharmacy.
Mrs. Gertrude Thomas of tn,
North School is the happy DOS
SCISSOR of a new piano. ,
d. A. Magness of Newbere
visited with his sister, Mrs. T,
III. Parker, the first of the week.
Watches" made over into
"Time-pieces" at reasonable
rates at Rogers, 300 N. Jersey
street.
Lost--Several papers and blue
prints in large envelope with ad-
dress on outside. Finder please
leave at this office; reward.
Fall flies are very impudent.
Some of the go to the extrema of
perching on the swatter and
twiddling their hind legs at the
head of the family.
If Gear Nicholas gets through
the present war all right maybe
he will be so popular for a year
or two that none of his people
will feel like hitting him with
a bomb.
Eugene is going to build a
new Armory and bonds for that
purpose to the amount of S25. 900.
running ten years, were sold last
week at par with accrued in.
terest.
The First National Bank of
Candy opened its doors for the
first time last week. The bank
is financed by officials of the
Candy State Bank and other
residents of Clackamas County. |
The W. C. I. u. meeting will |
be held at the Library next Mon.
day afternoon at 2:30. Subject, |
Thanksgiving and what it
means to u.s." Come and tell
Is what you have to be thankful
Tor. Reporter.
Miss Bertha James Stocks.
'locutionist, will give a recital
lnder the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid, at the First Baptist church,
Thursday, Nov. 10Th, at 8 p. m.
Tickets must be presented AT
loor. Adults, 25c children, 10c.
Within the last few days steps
AVE been taken to build an
lectric line between Astoria and
seaside. IL is believed that the
necessary right of way can be
ecured practically without cost
nd that work on the line will be
within a short time.
Work has been commenced on
canning plant at Houlton.
he last few years has seen such
remarkable increase in the
ut-put of fruits and vegetables
n that territory that some |
1eans of taking care of the sur
lus has become imperative.
j. B. Eaten. a cattle buyer
rom Texas has been visiting
arious portions of the viii
lmette Valley recently buying
attic for shipment TO Texas.
of butter TO Chicago
nd cattle to Texas would in
icate that Oregon's position as
dairy country is becoming we'll
:
The milk condensery at New j
erg has resumed operations /
tier having been temporarily |
osed on account of fire. IL is C
king all the milk from about 4
700 cows. sending it's wagons h
ito the country for a distance of Ip
N miles. IL disburses an aver
&c of $4,000 per month to the
'rmers and dairymen.
Auto for hire by day. hour or 7
ip, at very reasonable rates, =
ood opportunity for parties of q
'ur or less TO make a trip into v
Ie country at a low price. H. .
!. Waldref. 600 Fessenden street. y
hone Columbia 206. y
Many men, after reaching a v
rtain age. give up the idea of T
ling President and feel that N
ey could be satisfied with men, ii
'rship on board the of county j
mmissioners.
Woman is fused over by wo- u
an during three periods of her . ,
'e-wheD she is a baby. again :, =
hen she is bride, and finally
hen she is a grandmother. !
an is her only steady admirer. u
The Ladies of the Seventh Il
~ Adventist church met at o.
e home of Mrs. j. Vinton Scott G
Tuesday. Nov. 10th. and or "
nized a "Dorcas" society. II
e have taken for our motto
mes l-27. Pure religion and
defled before God is this. to
sit the fatherless and widows &c
their affiiction, and to keep a.
nself unspotted from the al
'rld." Our next meeting will hi
held Wednesday. Nov. 18th, b!
I'm 2 to A o'clock. at the home pi
Mrs. A. X. Falkenberg on "
I'm street near Jersey. Re- Tn