St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-11-09

Electric Vacuum Cleaner for
rent n. r. Clark. a
when you receive slight.
look IL over. and see u ID is c
not so slight that you can over.
look II"
IL my work pleascs YOU: please a
tell your friends. II not, tell
me Rogers. 202 n. Jersey
street. 4,
Come in and get your Ia
vorite patriotic Records. Cur.
rims for Drugs. n
w. Scott Kellogg has some
fine samples of potatoes on ex-
hibition that were raised on his RI
ranch at Sheridan. q
.
When in need of small arti.
cles. get them at the 5.l0-l5c
store. st. Johns: in the Penin- !.
sula National Bank Building. :, y
II you waht hand picked Spit.
Zenberg apples from the White a,
Salmon valley. call at 529 S. ~
lvanhoe street after 5 p. m. 81
The supply Is limited. $l.25 "
cash per box undelivered.
st. Johns Fair Store. f.. w. r.
Foy. prop; household utility w
supplies and general notions, bf
207 N. Jersey st. Highest
quality goods at lowest prices.
Next to Electric store. co
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The Ladies of the st. Johns
church will serve m
chicken pie supper and have
On sale fancy useful articles in
the basement of the church, ny
November l4th. yo
rhe sale begins at 2:30 p. m. cl,
and first call to supper at $50 70
,. m.
Said a young Tommy. just an
arrived in the trenches. to one w
Who had been out since the Al
beginning: This your baptism u
II fire|" The old timer glanced
Icornfully upon the newcomer.
Baptism be hanged" he said err
lisgustedly. This is my bloom W,
ng golden wedding!" el,
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Sermon topic at the Baptist
hurch Sunday morning.
'Christ's Teaching Concerning a.,
lin and Salvation" Sunday -,
'vening the pastors of the ,rs
Methodist and Baptist church Tl
will exchange pulpits. Sunday Co
Mrs. Pullin and Miss nn
Airline Shaw will sing a duet. M ,.i
Il Waited for the Lord" by ao ".
iendolssohn; Miss Foy accom-. o.
,anist.
The annual home cooking ex
lay at o. A. G. is Saturday IN,
Iext. when among the other al,
ttractions the prospective he
football game of vo
he Northwest conference will
'e played between the strong
State and the o. A.
;. team. The entire student
'ody. one of the largest ever a
on this or any other ga
ampus of the northwest. is BE
overtime to give the old 20
liners a reception and welcome ne
hat they will never forget. orr
Our citizens are still i'm I'm
'atiently waiting the repair ms
f Jersey street to get under ea
way. In regard to the matter di,
he editor called Commissioner de
Sarbur's department Tuesday m,
lnG received the information
hat the contract for the repair
work had been let TO the War of
en- Construction Co.. which ON
had promised to get ~
,usy on the work just as soon Si,
IS possible. Their crews are iii
low engaged in finishing up ne
work outside the city, and they al
viii then be transferred to III,
Jersey street. ~
Mrs. Sarah c. Mack died at I'M
Ter home. 63l East Tyler street, sli
November 10th. of qu
.hronic nephrltis, after an i'll. gr
less of several months. aged no
lbout 20 years. Mrs. Mack was
,orn in the state of New York
md had been a resident of st. Ba
Johns for the past five years. fri
she is survived by her hus- tn,
)and only. The funeral took si,
,lace Sunday afternoon at 2 ga
,'clock from the chapel of the De
i. Johns Undertaking Com in,
'any; interment in Columbia tn