St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-28


prices at II. +. Clark's, the furni
ture man. Adv.
if in need of glasses DR.. Gil
strap will fit you and guarante,
satisfaction.
Ladies' $3.50 Ozxford Ties
good style, small sizes, only 81
cents at Couch & Co.
Watches" made over int
"Time-pieces" at reasonabl,
rates at Rogers, 300 N. Jersey
street.
San-Tox preparations, salts
faction guaranteed or money
refunded. At The. st. Johns
Pharmacy.
1t is said that the Portland
Chamber of Commerce has en-.
dorsed the measure of merging
st. Johns with Portland.
A dance will be held in the Ea.
gle Hall Saturday evening.
Sneed's orchestra will furnish
the music. A good time is as
sured.
The Psychology Club will
meet in the manse of the Con-
gregational church Monday after
noon at 2:30. Subject: "Psy-
chology of Love-" Leader, Mrs.
Grace Ferris.
A new list of Columbia Rec
ords received. also some special
deals in Columbia Graphic
phones, worthy of your investi-
cation. if you are looking for a
bargain. At The st. Johns
Pharmacy.
A BARGAIN. The Willamina
State Bank, Willamina, Oregon,
offers on quick sale, for short
time only. the two story house
and three lots at 71S N. Edison
street, and house and one lot at
oil N. Hayes street, in st. Johns,
both for $4,000. No trade.
We desire to extend our sim
cere thanks to General Compson
Post and the comrades of the
Peter Porter Circle for aid and
assistance during the illness and
death of Charles M. Taylor. and
assure them their kindness will
ever be gratefully remembered.
Mrs. Flora Serrurier and fam
lily.
The entertainment given in
the Multnomah Theatre Thurs.
lay evening of last week, under
of Prof. Dick Perrine,
was a fine success. All the
participants acquitted thomsel-
yes in splendid stvle. The
dance following the entertain.
nent was largely attended and
a jolly good time was had.
Despite the fact that every
one seems in favor Of the annex
alton (St. Johns and Portland)
there is strong probability that
he plan will fail. The danger
les in the apparent apathy of
he Portland voters and this sit
lation is doubly dangerous by
reason of the fact that q majori-
" of all the persons voting at
he election must vote in favor
,f the annexation" ." The above
s a quotation taken from an in.
.erview with ID. C.Lewis in yes
.erday's Oregonian.
The price of good sidewalk
has been reduced considerable
rom what il cost a few years
lgo. An instance of this is H.
on the cost of sidewalk
IN South lvanhoe street. Six
,r seven years ago wooden
walk was laid at a cost of So
.ents per lineal foot. At that
ime cement sidewalk cost more
han one dollar per foot. Tues
lay evening the contract for
idewalking South Ivanhoe with
cement was let for 20 cents per
meal foot. or only 10 cents per
DOT more than the wooden walk
ost.
The Baptist church choir. un-
Ter the direction of Mrs. Wright.
will give a recital next Satur-
lay evening, June 5th. in the
hurch. Choruses by the choir,
olos by Mr.. Clark, Mrs. Hud-
on. Miss Jones, Miss McNiven,
diss Davis. Mrs. Wright. Louie
simmons and Archie Maher. and
eadings will be given by Mrs.
3ehnke. Mrs. Arnold and 9TH
RS. Mixed quartets and male
Iuartets are being prepared.
The orchestra will play several
numbers; Miss Young and MISS
fillmore will render piano mu-
ic. Everybody come and bring
our neighbors. Tickets. ten
'ents.
Charles M. Taylor, who died
n Portland May l8. was born at
Fort Ann. N. Y, on April 26,
844. He moved with his parents
o Monroe County. Wisconsin.
where he enlisted in the Sixth
Wisconsin Regulars, Company
<. at the opening of the civil
var. He was married October
6. 1870. to Mrs. Florence Tay-
or, who died March 81. Mr..