St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-02-19
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= For Sale--Big invalid's whee
chair. Call 9l7 North Jersey
4 street, st. Johns.
! Mrs. Frank Rice is spending 9
few days at st. Martins Springs
in Washington state.
} For Sale. Boat house, cheap,
or will trade for a good COW.
; Inquire at this Office.
For Sale Range in first class
condition. with hot water coil.
See Roy Wilcox about it.
Wanted to Forty
acres of good land for st. Johns
property. Call at Central Hotel.
Found-A lady's pendant in
st. Johns. Heitkemper's Cigar
Factory, Isl Porter street. Main
2263.
Wanted, housework-Well ex-
perienced. Age "a. 1915 E.
| Charleston street, st. Johns,
| Oregon. Miss Minnie Teske.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Markle
entertained the jolly 'Steen
club at their home on South Ivan
hoe street Wednesday evening.
| For Sale-i acre, 6 room house,
lights, toilet and 8 bearing fruit
trees, improved street. Fine
Iplace for chickens. Only $3.50
| IL taken soon. Terms. Col. 107.
Don't forget Louise Lott, the
Christian church candidate in the
IPiano Contest, has a benefit
night at the Multnomah Theatre,
saturday night. Feb. goth. A
special program has been ar
ranged for this night; don't miss
| it.-Adv.
| Did you see "The Kentucky
| BELIEF" You sure missed the
time of your life If you didn't.
| II was a great success with a
| full house; all spent very enjoy
able evening, / am sure. A
young music teacher of Portland
favored us with a lovely piano
solo. Also a certain Mr.. Tay-
Ter sang a number Of very good
songs. The orchestra surely
ought to have a word of praise.
IL was remarkable. Reporter.
Mrs. E.E. Gambee was host
ess Tuesday afternoon when she
entertained the Quid Libet club
at her home on Dawson street.
A charming feature of the after
noon was a vocal solo by Mrs.
Viola Johnson. piano recitations
by Miss Waddock. and a violin
solo by the hostess. Refresh
ments were served. The invited
guests beside the club members
were Mrs. Gambee. Misses Mary
and Martina Waddock of Port
and; Mrs. Alice Learned, Mrs.
o. Il. Learned and Mrs. Gordon.
st. Johns. Oregon. Feb. 11th,
1915. Editor Review: | under,
stand that il In reported that
sold my laundry route to the st.
Johns Laundry and then left
them without notice. wish "a
state that | gave my laundry
business gratis. and worked
hard for six months 10 get the
laundry started but failed and ]
gave due notice of my change
back TO Portland. and did not
try to hold them up for $500 OF
$500 for my business as Others
did. All | ask for is a square
deal. Yours truly, Charles T.,
Roger. Adv.
The box social given at the
Odd Fellows Hall Monday even
ing by the Rebekahs and ODD
.. Fellows was a fine success, and
thoroughly enjoyed. One anus
ing feature was the arrest OF
the auctioneer by Officer Noreer
after the auction was concluded
The officer asked him If he
had a license TO practice auction
eering. and upon reply to the
contrary he was promptly taker
! TO the city hall. The auctioneel
for a while believed il was {
genuine arrest. and il did moi
dawn upon him for some tim,
! that it was a "frameup."
J A stranger sat down beside
a man in the car and opened con
versation by remarking: II un'
derstand the city government
of your town is about the worst
of any place in the country y
THAT is a fact" said the man,
land | do not believe it could
possibly be more unsatisfactory,
But who are you. and how do
you know where | liveY 81
DON'T" replied the stranger.
81 am a travelling man and an
, Just proving a theory that citi'
: zens in every town in the coun-
try believe their government il
a little worse than any other,
You are the twelfth man have
talked TO. and all from different
towns. and they all say the same
thinQo