St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-03-19

lecture sunday. matter.
Picture framing doue at Portlan,
prices at H, f. Clark's, the furni
ture man. Adv.
The Merger Club will hold
meeting in the library buildin,
next Monday evening. All in
vited.
For Sale-120 egg Mandy LIE,
Incubator, good as new. Cost
$21.00. Will take $10.00.-Dr
w. j. Gilstrap.
San-Tox preparations are guar.
anteed to please you or we re-
turn the purchase price. Get
one of the Blue Books free at
the st. Johns Pharmacy.
Rheumatic sufferers will find
something to their interest in
the Swanson Rheumatic Cure
Company ad. in another column.
Their "5 Drop" treatment has
become famous.
For Sale Cheap-l914 Detach-
able Evenrude Motor for row.
boats. 80 horse power, has been
used for demonstration only.
Call at this office or phone Main
3697 for further information.
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 low price. H.
M. Waldref, 600 Fessenden street.
Phone Columbia 206.
We desire to express our sim
cere thanks to the neighbors
and friends and the Women of
for their aid and SYM
pathy during the illness and
death Of Mrs. McKiddy-Rela.
tives and children.
Monday afternoon the Psy.
chology club met with Mrs.
Johnson. Subject, Auto Sug-
yestion. Any one interested
are cordially invited to attend.
Next meeting Monday the club
will meet with Mrs. Bonham.
The home of H.Knares on East
Charleston street was partially |
destroyed by fire Wednesday, |
out the local fire department put |
,ut the fire after about $3.50 |
iamage had been wrought. The |
oss was fully covered by insur-
ance.
All members of H.B. Compson
". r. c. No SO are requested to
)e present at the next meeting. |
Saturday, March 20. At the last |
Meeting of the Corps they took
n four new members. The next |
sewing will be held at the home
# Mrs. Fanny Marlett, 234 Sven.
on srteet. Friday. March 81. at
o a. m. The president would
ike all to attend these meet.
ngs. Press Cor.
The District Forester at Port
and has announced that an area
# brushland sufficient TO accom-.
date 20, 900 TO $4,000 goats is
low available on the western
lopes of the Cascade range. II
S believed that pasturing goats
N these lands will lessen the
hances of fire by clearing off
he underbrush. and that il will
% far toward clearing the land
or other purposes. III the eX-
)eriment proves a success, other
arge tracts will be set aside for
Iasture.
All residents of st. Johns are
ereby notified to assemble all
and other debris around
heir premises and place same on
he curb in front of their homes
n boxes or barrels Monday. Ap-
il 5th. from whence same will
e removed by the city authori-
les. The dumping of garbage
r debris of any sort on the prop
rty of the city. any private or
ublic corporation or individual
5 prohibited by Ordinance No
which provides a penalty of
ne or Imprisonment. or both
or violation of the ordinance
!. +. Dunsmore. Recorder.
The establishing of a plant for
he manufacture of potato starch
J being discussed by the busi-
ess men of Redmond, Madras
nd other Central Oregon points.
IS large areas of that part of
ne state are peculiarly adapted
, the production of spuds, and
5 unfavorable markets and the ,
sual percentage of cuIls some
mes make the business unprofit- |
BILE. it is proposed to use any
lrplus and all eulls in making /
tarch. of which Central Ore.
on's potatoes are said to contain
n average of l8 per cent. A II
lctory costing $4,000 should [
are for all Gull potatoes from
300, acres. One should be locat-
d at st. Johns.
The meeting held in the audi
,rium of the HiOh school huild-