St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-09-11
Currin Says: ANY time is a
good time to Kodak.

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Cyclone Cold Cure will cure
your cold. Get it at the st.
Johns Pharmacy.
Let us hope that the papers
soon will be giving us pictures
of troops on their way home
from war.
Full faith in what General
Sherman said gives rise to the
thought that there will be no
war in heaven.
The Czar began a proclama-
tion with my beloved Jews"-
just as If he were going to try
to borrow money from them.
The President told us all to
keep quiet, but may be Richard
Pearson Hobson was the par
ticular chap he had in mind.
Dorothy Dix wants the sexes
to stand on the same platform.
It's coming to that; they already
sit in the same porch swing.
Lillian Russell doesn't like her
daughters second marriage.
But. for that matter. she didn't
seem to like some of her own.
The first car of Bartlett pears
from Grants Pass sold in Chicago
for So per box, 25c above ship
ments from any other section.
We guarantee the quality of
Ansco Films. to be equal to that
of any film on the market. Try
them for your next exposure.
AT the st. Johns Pharmacy.
Many of the nations engaged
in war seem to like to tell their
troubles to Uncle Sam. Probab-
ly take him for a good old soul.
"Travel book says you could
put the whole of Germany and
Switzerland into Texas" Not
without raising a howl from
Texas.
A citizen makes the sugges-
tion that this be called THE st.
Johns Peninsula" instead of
only "The Peninsula" :" Not a
bad idea.
When the school bell rings
you will find us on time with a
first class supply of everything
needed in the school room. Cur
rims for Drugs.
Petitions are being circulated
for the nomination of Council
man II. M. Waldref as an inde-
pendent candidate for the office
Of Justice of the Peace, st. Johns
district.
George Simmons of Ridgefeld.
Wash, greeted his many friends
here yesterday. George is pros
pering nicely on his ranch near
Vancouver and likes IL inn
mensely.
Jerome Whistler is acting as
assistant at Ormandy Bros.
furniture store during the en-.
forced absence of Cecil Magone.
who broke a bone in his leg
while in the Tournament race
Monday.
Street decorations for the Col
umbia River Interstate Fair al
Vancouver. Wash, which open
ed Monday and will close on
the 18th. are the most elaborate
and extensive ever displayed in
that city. The attendance bids
fair TO average 10000 or more
per day.
Linnton's high school pupils
will attend the James John high
school here this year. The ap.
plication of the Linnton school
hoard for the admission of about
fifteen pupils of high school age
was acted upon favorably al
last meeting of the st. Johns
school board.
The Tyler street case. which
has been hanging fire in the
courts for several years. was
finally decided Wednesday in
favor of the city. the courts up.
holding the dedication of the
streets by Mrs. Nancy Caples,
now deceased. The street IL
now ready for improvement pro-
ceedings to begin.
Mrs. +. s. Wright and three
children of Heison, Wash, are
spending the week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Markle.
| Mr.. Wright is moving to Cooks
Landing near the Little White
Salmon river. Washington state,
where he will engage in the
mercantile business.
| Chas. C. Woodhouse, Jr., well
known in st. Johns. is now al
0kanogan. Wash. where he Ii
rendering great assistance in 9
fight against the removal of the
county seat from Okanogan tC
Conconully. He is strongly op'
posed to the proposed removal,
and in an appeal to the people
tells in convincing terms why
the removal should not take
place, which was published in
the Okanogan Independent last
week. Mr.. Woodhouse is alsc
the author of a catchy piece OF
music extolling the beauties and