St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-02-19

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city. Lowney's our speciality.
The Sc. Johns Pharmacy.
For Rent-6 room. modern
house, bungalow style, all on
first floor, not far from school
house. Call up Col. 239.
watches" made over into
"Time-pieces" at reasonable
rates at Rogers, 800 N. Jersey
street.
All the latest dance Records,
Hesitations, Fox Trots, One
Steps, etc., at the st. Johns
Pharmacy, Graphophone Deal
ers.
Hear Jenny Lind, Caruso, Ole
Bull Mask Chorus, and other
artists in Concert at the home
of DIR. Brown, Wed. evening,
Feb. oath. Tickets 25 cents.
Rev. F. M. Baum. vicar of the
st. Andrews Episcopal church,
Portsmouth, will speak at 727
Smith avenue. st. Johns. Tues
day afternoons at 3 80. beginning
February %.
The st. Johns Fire Department
will play the Kenton club a game
of basket ball in the st. Johns
skating rink tomorrow, Satur-
day, night beginning at So'clock.
A warmly contested game is
assured.
Eggs for Hatching, so cents
for l5-Good strong vigorous
stock, mated up for egg produc-
tion. | have one so egg size
Cycle Hatcher with brooder at
tachment. Worth $500. Will
take $5.00.-S. w. Rogers.
We desire to express our
sincere thanks to the ladies of
the w. G. 7. u. for floral trib-
utes and kind words Of sympa-
thy and also to other friends for
kindness and sympathy extend
ed during the illness and death
of our beloved wife and mother.
L. N. Bellinger. w. M. Bel in
ger and G. V. Bellinger. ~
This year Lent began on Feb
ruary II. Ash Wednesday, which
marks the beginning Of a period
Of abstinence and self sacrifice
for church members. In the
Catholic churches especially the
Lenten period will be strictly
observed. and there will be a
general lull in social gayeties
until after Easter.
Mrs. l.. N. Bellinger died at
the home of her mother in Sell
wood Friday Of last week Of
heart failure. She was born
near Salem. Oregon. January %,
1859, and for eight years resided
with her family in st. Johns.
Last Fall she went TO Corvallis
to keep house FOR her two sons.
who are attending college there.
She returned during the holi-
days, and not feeling very well.
she was prevailed upon TO remain
with her mother ever since.
Mrs. Bellinger was a true Christ
ian lady. and was well liked by
all who knew her. She is surviv-
ed by her husband, and two
sons. w. M. and G. V. Bellinger.
besides mother. two brothers
and two sisters. The funeral
took place Tuesday; interment
at Oregon City.
The girl who is unkind TO her
mother isn't worth tinker's
doggone. This isn't written in
any part of the Bible. but it's
written in the history of thou
sands and thousands of misfit
homes. If one of you boys ever
run across a girl with her face
full of roses. with eyes that would
dim the lustre of a Southern sky
and with a voice that would
make the song of an angel seem
discordant. and she says as she
comes TO the door: 81 can't go
for a few minutes; I've got TO
help mother with the dishes. "
don't give her up. Stick to her
like a burr 10 a mules tail.
Just sit down on the door step
and wait. II she joins you in
two or three minute. so much the
better; but if you have to stay
there on the door step for a half
hour or an hour. you just wait
for her. If you don't somebody
else will and in time you'll real
ize what you have lost. Wait
for her. boy. She's worth it,
Ex.
One of the good things that
has been suggested this session
of the Legislature is a proposal
to compel insurance companies
to pay in full all losses up to the
full amount insured. That is alb
solutely right. There is no rea-
son why any insurance agent
should collect premium on an
amount that his company does
not mean to pay. If your agent
insures your $500 house for
$250O, at his own suggestion,
and takes your premium for il
there is no reason why his COM
pany should not stand for the