St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-06-11


Lecture Sunday: God the Pre-
server of Man. s
Couch & Co. is closing out
some mems SO. so, 81. 90 and $4.5(
Oxford Shoes for $1.75.
Both st. Johns and Linnton
school districts will not be a part
of the Portland school district.
Tuesdays Journal.
Remember the Recital by the
Baptist Church Choir at the
church Saturday evening of next
week. Tickets 10 cents.
Lewis Lust and wife of Napo.
leon. Ohio, have been the guests
of the latter's sister. Mrs. K. c..
Couch, for the past week.
Mrs. r. D. Jackson and little
daughter Lois of Moro. Oregon,
are spending a few weeks with
their many friends in st. Johns.
Some fine household furniture,
used very little. Prices less than
half. See e. X. Sully, 113 Phil
adelphia street, st. Johns, Ore
gon. , -. ..g-,--.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet next Monday. the 14th,
at the home of Mrs. T. M. Quinn
on Tyler Street near Jersey
street. Reporter.
Don't wish your store was in
a better location. Use Peerless
Mazda Frontlites and bring the
good location to you. j. E. Kill
kenny, 107 S. Jersey street.
Five Hundred party and dance
given by Women of Woodcraft
Bickner's Hall Tuesday evening,
June 22nd. Prizes for winners
at cards and the best music to
dance by. Admission Is cents.
Chalmer Lutz of Hamler, Ohio,
is a guest of his uncle. Hon. X.
G. Couch, and family. He is
making a tour of the West, and
will take in the San Francisco
Exposition before returning to
his home.
Mrs. Eta Beam desires to
thank the people of st. Johns for
assistance in securing the piano
at the Multnomah Theatre con-
test held recently. and assures
them that their aid will ever be
gratefully remembered.
John N. Edlefsen of the PEN
insula National Bank returned
Tuesday from two weeks So
journ in California. Besides TAX
ing in the Fair and attending the
Bankers Convention there. he
made a tour of the principal
cities of that state. Mr.. Edlefsen
enjoyed the trip immensely.
We wish to thank our many
friends and officers ard members
of the United Artisans, w. kR.
c., G. A. X. and Laurelwood
Rebekah Lodge No. l60 for the
beautiful floral decorations and
for their sweet words and deeds
of consolation in our deep be-
reayement.-W. W.. Marcy and
Family. Mrs. p. L. Hanson. Mr..
p. I. Hanson, Mrs. Sidney Cor
don.
The new process of canning
fruit will be demonstrated at
the First Trust a. Savings Bank
building Monday afternoon at
2:30 by the Oregon Agricultural
College. under the auspices of
the East st. Johns Improvement
Association. No charge is made.
and all the ladies of st. Johns
desiring TO acquire knowledge of
the latest and most approved
way of canning fruit are urged
TO attend.
The children of st. Clements
parochial school. st. Johns. will
terminate their school year on
next Thursday evening, June
18th, with an entertainment in
the school hall. beginning at
eight o'clock. In addition to the
musical features. a brief comedy
entitled "Woman's Rights" will
be presented. and a forty-five
minute drama. my aunt's heir
ess." twenty-five cents admis-
sion will be charged. The even.
ing's program has been very
carefully prepared. and with q
view TO pleasing and delighting
the large audience that is al
ways present on such occasions,
Owing TO the delay in having
a telephone installed and arriva
of account books we will not be-
able to begin active business
operations for a few days. Will
have most of the accounts trans
ferred to the Ideal Grocery by
Saturday, June 18th. and will
then do all soliciting and bust
ness in general from that place
We wish to thank those that 81
Kindly assisted us during th'
Grand Opening and also the pub
lie for the orderly manner in
which they acted under thu
crowded circumstances. New
Telephone is Col. l30. Ideal Gro
Gerry, POP S. Jersey. Alex. S
Scales.