St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-01-23

Christian Science topic 10
Sunday: Faith.
No reductions were ever mad,
in the wages of sin.
Picture framing done at Portlan,
prices at H. H. Clark $, the furni
ulre man. Adv.
Fine Plymouth Cockerels foI
sale, also one Cock at 504 S
Hayes.
Ludwig Shain is having a fin,
residence erected on North Jer
sey street.
No matter how good a man is
some women will insist that al
men are alike.
We don't suppose the eugenists
ever have in mind anything sc
radical as triplets.
DR.. f. +. Gambee and family
have taken up their residence at
1115 Dawson street.
Thos. Scales is having a neat
and comfortable residence erect
ed on Allegheny street.
One objection to keeping a
diary is that we hesitate to re-
cord all the fool things we do.
Besides being able to speak
several languages, Envoy John
Lind can keep still in all of them.
There may be people who don't
90 to church because they can't
talk back to the man in the pull
pit.
1t is all right to pray without
ceasing. but praying without
hustling will never get one any
where.
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.
A good drop head sewing
machine TO exchange for chick
ems. Address or call sos Alta
street. adv.
Mrs. l.. II. Chambers of Sun.
side, Oregon, spent a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hors-
man. 20S North Willamette boul-
evard, during the past week.
> For Sale Brick bungalow.
five rooms, bath. toilet. fireplace.
two closets. full basement. two
lots. All for 81. 600. S. C.. Cook.
30S s. Fessenden street, st.
Johns. adv.
The Sans Diem Riens class of
young people of the Evangelical
church gave a tag social Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
G. M. Hall. All had a delight
ful time. The following officers
were elected for the coming
year: Pres. Miss Minnie Plas-
ket; vice president. Roy Perkins I;
secretary. Ruth Smith; treasur-
er. Francis Pero; organist, Min
ME Miller.
A. S. Benson has voluntarily
gone TO the expense and trouble
of having a profile. plans and
estimates made for the improve
ment of Willamette boulevard
from Burlington street to the
south city limits 10 connect with
the hard surface Improvement
in Portland. The plans provide
for not TO exceed a thirty foot
strip of graveled bitulithic hard
surfacing. at $l.50 per yard, in
the center of the street the en-
tire length, without making a
Jog at Richmond street. III the
city council is disposed TO take
the matter up and push 1t thru
as outlined. with the cooperation
of the property owners, il would
make a very pretty and substan-
tial Improvement.
On last Sunday evening at the
M. l.. church was given one of
the greatest addresses ever given
in our city or the state of Oregon
on the subject of Temperance by
the Rev. DIR. Clarence True Will
son. General Secretary of Tenn
perance Work in the Methodist
Episcopal church throughout the
United States, whose headquar-
ters is at Topeka. Kansas. DIR.
Wilson has dug up the facts on
temperance and temperance re-
form from the foundations of
history for a century past. and
he marshals those facts one af-
ter another in such a mastery
way. arguments that are simply
incontrovertible. that il seems
any and every sane and sensible
person ought 10 be convinced and
converted TO his way of think
ing and the great temperance
reform and prohibition movement
now sweeping over the country.
All should have heard him. Xxx