St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-12-04

Mrs. Perry Struud VII enter.
tain ,his afternoon nj Auction
Bridge.
Subject for Christian Science
lecture Sunday. God the Only
Cause and Creator. "
Drcssmaking. Prices 20 suit
the times. Call at t25 East
Buchanan street ST. Johns.
Watches" made over into
"Time. pieces" az reasonable
rates at Rogers. 800 n. Jersey
street.
Rubber goods, fountain syr-
inges. hot water bottles. at
omizers and all rubber supplies
selling nc one-fourth of at the
ST. Johns Pharmacy.
A man was killed last week in
Portland from turning on an
electric light while sitting in
his bath tub. This is always a
most dangerous thing TO do.
Definite arrangements con-
cerning the proposed Com
munity Christmas tree have not
yet been completed. but will
probably be effected Sunday
afternoon.
Auto for hire by day, hour or
trip, at very reasonable rates.
Good opportunity for parties Of
four or less TO make a trip into
the country at a low price. II.
M. Waldref. 600 Fessenden street.
Phone Columbia 206.
Some special deals on Graphic
phones, closing out a stock {;
prices cannot be equaled else
where; cash or terms: at the st.
Johns Pharmacy.
Remember the w. c. 7. u.
meeting at the Library next
Monday at 2:30. Mrs. Olsen
will have the paper on the sub
ject for the day, 1.-THE protection
Of our girls in the department
stores" The subject will be
discussed from both sides of the
question. Reporter.
The Oregonian says that buy
ing oil stock is a gamble. We
have always been under the inn
preston that 10 gamble one
would have a slight chance at
least Of realizing something on
the Notwithstanding that
has not yet happened in Oregon
oil stock, we believe
All parents are hereby warned
20 keep their children under the
age Of 16 years off the streets
after the curfew bell rings each
evening, unless accompanied by
an older person. Children found
upon the streets unchaperoned
after the curfew rings will be
liable TO arrest and the parents
subject TO fine. John Poff, Chief
of Police.
J. T. Mayes, a well known
citizen of st. Johns. died shortly
after the midnight hour We'd
lnesday morning, after an illness
of several years. y. Funeral
took place yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock from the Christian
church; interment in Mount
Scott cemetery. The Knights
of Phythias and w. 0. W.. OF
which Orders he was a mem.
ber. had charge. A widow and
large family of children survive.
More particulars next week.
Mrs. Emma l.. Gentry died al
the home of her daughter. Mrs.
+. o. Magoon. 800 Philadelphia
street. last Sunday. of apoplexy,
She was born in Philadelphia
| in 1889. and for the past sever
months had been making hei
home here. She is survived by
four sons and five daughters,
two of the latter, Mrs. Il. o,
Magoon and Mrs. Matte Short,
residing i'm st. Johns. The
| funeral took place Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. c,
lW. Nelson officiating. Inter
ment in Lone Fir cemetery,
The st. Johns Undertaking Com
pany had charge of the funeral
The City of Room No. 10
Central school, elected officers
for the last half term Tuesday
Dec. lst. This school city ha'
the commission form Of govern
ment. The officers follow
Mayor. Hubert Martin. elected
to succeed himself; judge of thu
municipal court, Russell Drink
err; city attorney. Alice Brown
chief of police, Clarice Sneed
clerk, Gilmer Clark. There wer,
five commissioners elected-Jacl
Vinson. Idrys Weimer. Almi
Rassi, Nora Northington ant
| Lettie Reed. Captain of tn,
} boys lines. Lindroff Skaar; cap
tain of the girls lines. Gene
We've Gammel; leaders. Arthu
Johnson and Lille Rude. Thi
city was organized in March
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