St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-04-16

rent. -l0l4 N. Learned.
If in need of glasses DIR. Gil.
strap will fit you and guarantee
satisfaction.
For Sale New high grade $500
piano. Will take 5000 for same,
some terms. Call 73l Tioga
street. Mrs. w. c. Deese.
Watches" made over into
"Time-pieces" at reasonable
rates at Rogers, 300 N. Jersey
street.
Stopl Lookl Listen! Alex.
S. Scales. Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Fruit and Vegetables in
season. Phone Columbia 210.
We desire to thank all the
friends who so kindly assisted
us in our late bereavement -
Mrs. Charles Bredeson and fam
lily.
Regular business meeting of
the w. CT. u. will be held at
the Libary Monday, April 19 at
2:30. Everybody welcome. -
Sec'y.
| Mr.. Fred Warner, who has
spent the last four months with
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.. Monahan,
returned to his home in st. Joe,
Mo-, Tuesday last.
Services st. Johns Congrega-
tional church. Daniel 7. Thomas
pastor: 10 a. m. Bible School.
IL a. m. "A Peace Message. i"
$3.50 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
Alex. S. Scales, popular grocer.
Good groceries. right prices and
good service. That's all.
Phone Columbia 2l0. sol Fes-
sender street.
The new city officials have TAX
en- hold of the reins of govern
ment in good style. and il is safe
to predict that they will serve
the people well so long as they
continue in office.
| DR.. II. o. Brown. Chiropractor,
has removed TO corner Dwight
and Lombard streets across the
street from the Scott-Wood Co.
green house. University Park.
Same phone number, Columbia
273.
We wish to publicly express
our sincere gratitude to the
many kind friends who have
shown and expressed sympathy
in our bereavement and also
for the many beautiful floral
offerings. .-lnkerman Davis and
family.
Recorder Dunsmore has receiv-
ed several congratulatory let
ters from prominent citizens in
Portland, in which they COM
mend the good judgment of the
St. Johns people in re-electing
him TO the office, which he has
been conducting so satisfactorily
10 all concerned.
Harry II. Rawson. son of Ed.
Rawson. the inventor. has accept
ed the position of foreman in
the machine shop Of the Wash
ington Machinery company at
Spokane. He has been employ
ed the past year in shop of the
| Peninsula Iron Works Harry
is a very intelligent and ener-
getic young man and has numer-
Gus friends in st. Johns who
are pleased TO learn of his sue
cess but will be sorry to lose
him and his estimable wife from
the church and social circles OF
our city.
At st. Johns Congregational
Church Rev. ID. I. Thomas. the
pastor. Sunday pointed out that
good roads were indication of ma
terial and moral progress. and
declared il the duty of every
citizen 10 go 10 the polls and
vote for good roads. Rev. Mr..
Thomas discussed at length the
economical value of good roads
to the farmer. which he pointed
out could not be overestimated.
He urged that the slovenly
methods of road construction in
this country should cease. be.
cause of the tremendous econom.
ic waste.
! Residents of Linnton and
: points adjacent may own their
own carline TO Portland if a pc
> tition presented TO the County
: Commissioners is granted. The
petition asks for % year fran
chise for road to take the place
! of the United Railways line,
which ceased operations April /.
! The petition is signed by o. M,
: Clark, Richard Shepard and j,
b. Holbrook. The new road,
! which must be completed and in
operation one year after the
adoption of the proposed fran
chise, will be constructed at q
cost of approximately 500. 00C
and will run to the nOrtherly
: limits of Linnton. Construction
, must begin within six months.
A five cent fare will be charged
The censorship ordinance was
: sustained at the election las
+ waak and therefore will he in