St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-19

moved to Potatoes and other garden
produce accepted on subscrip
tion at this office.
moved his
iinnvile. Funerals as low as 500. $40,
and $50, if desired. See ad. of
IN Mouth Miller e. Tracey in this issue.
n discon-
Dredging began yesterday at
the new elevator site, and three
,s at tbe shifts are whooping things
heing we'll alohg.
If my work pleases you; please
Liberty me. .Rogers 2O2 N Jersey
the local street.
UMBRELLAS - Recovering.
moved to repairing; umbrellas made to
'here he order. Hoes Sign Co., 307 S.
Jersey street.
( Clarks, When in need of small arti.
win her cIes, get them at the 5.10-15c
"a FAMILY store. st. Johns in the PENN.
sula National Bank Building.
no IS en- The ladies of the w. c. I. U.
lr Candy. will serve a ten cent tea at the
tew days home of Mrs. j. V. Scott next
!. Monday afternoon at the close
of the program. Every one is
had bse, invited
where he
ad work. st. Johns Fair Store. T.. w
ms. Foy. prop.. household utility
supplies and general notions,
loo., 4. 207 N. Jersey st. Highest
.i ,saatn =" quality goods at lowest prices.
= ! ser;on. Next to Electric store.
to her
Rev. Zimmerman preached at
the Evangelical church last
Derver Sunday. Rev. Layton being un.
{ to her aoie " vo"uu.s .. 'ne snuI,vlees n,
She will oo"hf w an a..aeN vi h,hess;
or three .s MY Lay .ou naS ieco'ereu anu
hanging reacbed The TbnrsdaS ,,nrn
IRE uone ing between employees and ship |
nal builders the men are TO stop all
o ulreeSeu picketing and the employers are
o"''ei'ee to hire no more men until the
strike is settled.
have dc. At its meeting Wedne sday
es Satur- e'emm"s Do,,S 100 Louse, -. r.
,ck here sson a.. w., NJ' toS, supser,peu Ior
res may y;"Vs,,' 20 soao haS h",, noaoi as,h ~
w '"' ed by this lodge. making total
of 500.
had his .
n truck Fred Krosel pioneer citizen
Il weeks Of st. Johns, died at his home, |
e plant. no N. Syracuse street. Wednes.
TUESDAY day October 18th. at about p. |
!. m. of cancer of the eye. He
was aged 81 years and is sur
viyed by his widow. The body |
of rain is being shipped to Astoria
half an for interment.
heart of
'iIo ~ ~ oiv rIv Prof. and Mrs. c. A. Fry
t ha;r on,s entertained the Jolly 'Steen
''1m on ,Spat club at their home on East doth
v" ''"' street Wednesday evening. In
the game of 500 Mr.. and Mrs.
+. X. Ingledue secured first
ife. now prize, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
r. North Muck the second prize. Deli
e first of cious refreshments were serv-
ds. Mr.. ed The evening was thorough.
by many y enjoyed by all.
n inter-
The Masonic event of the
season occurred in st. Johns
las been police Team nnt On tbe work at
result Doric Lodge. About $50 were
ing lhto in attendance, including a num-
Inc local her of nromInent Portland
ne now Masons. A big feast and big
outter. time followed.
36 cents
The strike situation looks
much better at the present and
morning the prospects are that it will
~ school come to an end inside of ten
no even days. Both strikers and en-
union ployers have agreed to abide by
m Of the the decision of the adjustment
crest OF board that is now making an
Drive. Investigation, and which de-
will ad- cision is expected to be made
{ go. public after the board completes
an Investigation of the. situa.
rn Star .,oh a. 'an plata riaeseY ;s G ~ WIN
Ie Tues. po.tinS .Iispe tbia yseaL S aa ~
tibo nan me spend week in reviewing the
me.a ,me ~ Frisco situation.
lied the
work If you have anything to sell
ENJOY at bargain and do not care to
go to the expense of advertis-
ing same. with the uncertainty
,eoa Cb; OF making a sale. tell us about
nee last it, We will advertise ii with.
skat;no out cost to the owner. and if a
sale ia not made there is no ad i