St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19

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. family from 6ll East Chicag,
. street 10 3l6 North Edison street
Mrs. c. ]. Strickland OF Vale
A Oregon, is a guest OF her ole
time friend, Mrs. Z. G. Gilmore
this week.
The home of Mr.. penowski al
1909 Oswego street was destroy.
ed by fire last Friday evening.
No one was at home at the time
and the origin of the fire is a
mystery.
Geo. II. Lynn of Hood River
visited last week with his daugh.
ter, Miss Georgia Lynn who is
spending the summer with Mrs.
Byerlee, 3l5 West Richmond
street.
For Sale-Ohice furniture. in
cluding leather couch and chair,
desk, ETC., also household furni-
ture in first class condition, in
cluding some fine rugs. Call
lO9 W. Burr street; phone Col
umbia 51S. adv.
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.
Six per cent Farm and City
Loans may be obtained to repay
mortgages, remove encum-
brances. purchase or improve
real estate. from one to ten
years time. Special privileges;
correspondence invited. A. G..
General Agency, 767 Gas and
Electric building. Denver, Colo,
or 440 Phelan building, San
Francisco, Calf. adv.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLM
ERS. A stockholders meeting
of the Equal Rights Company
will be held in the |. o. O. +.
hall, st. Johns. at 1880 p. m.
July 18th. for the purpose of
learning the wishes of the stock
holders regarding the business
of the Company. Every stock
holder is earnestly requested TO
be present. "A. Porter. Secre-
tary.
IL seems incongruitous TO hear
man prate about the brother
hood of man and almost in the
same breath condemn every man
that holds Office or possesses a
little wealth. Brotherhood of
man means love instead of
emnity. IL certainly does not
mean taking advantage of the
misfortune of a fellow man.
One should not preach what he
refuses to practice.
Former Mayor j. +. Hendricks
has sent the editor a sample of
the kind of eggs produced by
his chickens at his home in
PeEll. Wash. IL weights one
quarter of a pound and is eight
inches by six inches and one
quarter in circumference. the
product of a Rhode Island Red
hen. Mr.. Hendricks concludes
his letter with: I'VE still love
st. Johns and It's people. and
we will be there some day"
TO THE PUBLIC OF ST.
JOHNS S-Drs. Brown and Har-
rington. veterinary surgeons of
Portland. have opened up an
Office and hospital at 203 Jersey
street, with DIR. j. N. Grant in
charge. and will carry a COM
piete line of Drs. Brown and
Harrington's standard veterin-
airy medicines. Hoping the pub
lie of ST. Johns and vicinity will
patroniZe their home veterinary,
we beg 10 remain. yours respect
fully. DIR. j. N. Grant. DR.. ID.
w. Brown, DR.. w. r. Harrison.
The Jolly 'Steen Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Derrie on Wed. |
nesday night. = splendid lunch |
was served in the den. Mrs. !
Markle won the first prize. a |
handsome framed painting. DIR.
and Mrs. A. w. Vincent won the |
second prize. a hand painted salt |
and pepper shaker. Mrs. Gam |
mel received the guest prize. a |
hand embroidered handbag. |
Those present as guests of the |
club were Mrs. X. ID. Jackson of |
Moro. Oregon; Miss Wintermute |
of Seattle. Wash. and Mrs.
Gammel. Next week the club |
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Evens.
To launch a movement for am
80 foot boulevard along the ST. |
Johns road through Lower Al |
bina from Killingsworth avenue |
to Greeley street. a mass meet
ing of Peninsulars was held in
Peninsula Hall. All of the inn
provement clubs on the Lower
Peninsula have joined in the
movement. Petitions have been
signed by several thousand resi-
dents and will be presented to
ALn Do,,nniI In tho rnn,. f,tfa1rn