St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-04-23

90 nOuSeWOrK ana COOKING. AL
ply sol North Hayes street.
Watches" made over int
"Time-pieces" at REASONABLE
rates at Rogers, 309 N. Jerse,
street.
Leroy Crouchley left Monda,
for Ketchikan, Alaska, to worl
in the lumber camp where h,
was employed last Summer.
Wanted-To exchange twenty
acres of land for st. Johns prop
erty. Inquire 723 N. William
ette boulevard, st. Johns.
Alex. S. Scales, popular grocer
Good groceries, right prices anc
good service. That's all.
Phone Columbia 2l0. sol Fes,
sender street.
Protect your young chicks by
using Instant Louise Killer. and
make them grow by using Hess
Panacea. You can get it at the
st. Johns Pharmacy.
E. S. Wright of Cook. Wash.
ington. spent a few days this
week with his family on South
Ivanhoe street, and while here
his wife presented him with a
bouncing baby boy.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet next Monday the 26th
at a O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Geo. Jeffcott, 1118 S. Gresham
st. All children welcome. Re-
porter.
A reception will be rendered
Rev. Herbert +. Jones, the new
pastor of the Christian church,
next Friday eve., at the church.
Members and friends are urged
to be present. Everybody in
vited.
A BARGAIN. The Willamina
State Bank, Willamina. Oregon,
offers on quick sale. for short
time only. the two story house
and three lots at 7lS N. Edison
street. and house and one lot at
OIL N. Hayes street, in st. Johns,
both for $4,000. No trade.
W. H. Close of Red Lodge.
Mont, visited a few days last
week with Mary Carr. When
children they lived near each
other. however had not met for
32 years. Mr.. Close has held
the Offices Of Justice of the Peace
IL years and Police Judge for 6
years. and is on vacation TAX
ing in the fairs in California
and visiting old friends along
the coast.
The Sans Dieu Riens Class of
the Evangelical SIS. held their
regular monthly business meet
ing Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Cordelia Cross. 5l9 Il.
Mohawk ST.. with thirty pres
ent. The names of four new
members were enrolled making
a total membership of forty five.
The reports of the different
committees were submitted
showing especially good work of
the Flower Committee of which
Beulah Beam is chairman. Af-
ter the business session. the So
cial hour was enjoyed by all and
dainty refreshments served by
the hostess. Reporter.
Two Irishmen were in a city
bank waiting their turn at the
cashiers window. This reminds
me of Finnegan." remarked one.
what about Finneganp asked
the other. " 'Tis a story that
Finnegan died. and when he
greeted Saint Peter he said: It's
a foine job you've had here foar
a long time well. Finnegan."
said Saint Peter, here we count
a million years as a minute and
a million dollars as a cent?"
"Ah!" said Finnegan, Pm need
ing cash. Lend me a cent" ;"
Sure" sayssPeter; "just wait
a minute"
Few people have any idea of
the immensity of the plant be-
ing erected by theWestern Coop
erage company near the dry
dock. II represents an expen-
diture of over S400. 900. and will
be the largest cooperage plant
in the United States. besides be-
ing the most modern and sub
stantial. Work is progressing
at a steady rate and new build.
ings are being completed and
machinery installed right along.
A machine that will use up the
refuse at a rate of 200 or 800
cords a day is an innovation.
With its use what was formerly
thrown away and burned will be
used to advantage as wood pulp.
Everything is being construct
ed in the most substantial way
possible. and it is amazing to see
how permanent the structures
and superstructures are being
made. A visit to the location is
the only way one can gain a fair
idea of the immensity of the
project. 1t is said that it will
require 300 or 400 employees to
operate the plant when il is