St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-02-06

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prices at II. +. Clark's, the furn
utre man. Adv.
Fine Plymouth Cockerels 70
sale, also one Cock at 504 S
Hayes.
Wanted Girl for genera
housework. Middle aged won
an preferred. Phone Col. 213
or Col. ID.
Watches" made over int,
"Time-pieces" at reasonabl,
rates at Rogers, 309 N. Jersey
street.
Second hand furniture for sale
at 801 N. Fillmore street, st,
Johns.
Evangelist Lawton will speak
at Bickner hall Sunday at 3 D.
m. on the subject, "The Great
Hereafter" d."
Girl 16 years old wants light
house work or work as nurse
girl. Address 80 N. Hayes
street. st. Johns. adv.
Have you any pictures you
would desire to have framed
If so, the Jersey Street Repair
Shop will do it neatly and at a
very reasonable price.
For Sale Brick bungalow.
five rooms. bath. toilet, fireplace.
two closets. full basement, two
lots. All for So, 600. S. G.. Cook,
30S S. Fessenden street. st.
Johns. adv.
Bankers Edlefsen and Drinker
the regional bank din
ner in Portland last week when
the Nations eminent represen-
tatives paid that city visit in
connection with regional bank
affairs.
A Missouri man is advertising
for q wife who weighs 300 pounds
and is six feet tall. Nearly ev-
cry day somebody. either by ac-
tion or words, repudiates the
poet who said that man wants
but little here below.
One woman has been trying to
sell her husband for $1,000 and
another is suing a railroad COM
pany for $3.50. 900 damages for
the loss of hers. The price Of
everything seems TO be regulat-
ed by supply and demand.
To a station crowd he passed
while on his way north Presi-
ient Wilson said: IL am not in
the habit of talking when | hav-
en't anything to say" Sounds
ike a rebuke to Vice President
Marshall. .-Ex.
At the present rate of increase,
DR.. j. M. Cattrell says there
will be no babies after 1925.
Can you imagine a world with
put babies? Why all the manu-
facturers of toys and baby
things would have TO go out of
business or equip their plants
FOR the manufacture of dog col
ars.
The Royal Neighbors of Amer.
lea were delightfully."- entertain.
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson on 0swego street last
Thursday evening. The game of
500 was the chief diversion. The
aides first prize was won by
Mrs. Moore: second prize by
Mrs. Reed. The gentleman's
irst prize was won by Mr.. Cor
oett; second prize by Mr.. Moore.
A most delicious lunch was serv-
ID. and all enjoyed themselves
immensely.
Benjamin +. Atherton, con-
yicted several days ago of swind-
ing Mrs. Alice Snyder. 73 years
# age. out of $500 by giving
Ter worthless securities for
oans, was sentenced 10 one 10
i've years in the penitentiary by
circuit Judge Kayanaugh this
morning. He was given per.
mission to remain in the county
all for 10 days, that he might
prepare TO serve his term. Sat
lrday's Journal. Mr.. Atherton
business on Richmond
treet. st. Johns. for a year or
more.
A number of young folks gave
party at the home of Jack Vim
on Friday evening. January 80.
lunch was served and all present |
lad a most enjoyable time. !
hose present were Ruth and
ielen Edmondson. Isabelle Me-
queen, Laura and lrma Haskell, |
Wilma ingalls,. Agnes Vincent, !
lillian and Alice Rawson. Kath- |
yn Ashbaugh. Della. Margaret |
nd Eliza Vinson. Frank John
on, Glenn Wright. Donavon
'almer. Hubert Martin. William
)ischarger. Ralph Beden, Basil
nd Donald Strickland, Vernie |
Iall. Herman Shredder. Fred |
lawson. Percy Smith. Gilmier
lark and Jack Vinson.
FLOYD. the magician. who is
0 give the next entertainment
a the High School course, is