St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-08-02
Local News,

aAyc Bath caps IN generous variety
at Currns.
Ter for rent H. Christian Science subject for
next Sundays services: Love"
q at SIS Hnd. Wanted-Woman to take care
of child; $50 per month. Call
529 South lvanhOe street.
ior and Fess' Dancing at the Good Time
Dancing Club every Wednesday
evening. st. Johns skating rink.
ne one 5 puli9 If you don't like Nyal Rene
S' oo''"' dies bring them back and get
your money Fair isn't it'll
Currin Says So.
week took out .
residence at Jeff Hayzlett has added an
venue. other delivery wagon 70 take
care of his increasing laundry, |
zelle has talk cleaning, and dyeing business.
repair resid
vanhoe. Private Leonard Jackson, a
barber before the war. who lost |
curitv 20 .s his sight in service. has reopen.
ding at Hud ed his barber shop in London
nbns avenue and his customers declare he |
can WELD a razor with as much |
skill as when he had his eyes. |
Porter Ship
9 o9ern m Ime, The proposition is being con-
'' "o'""" sidered OF running special cars
TO and from st. Johns the cars
joining the main track of the
b of Toronto, Oregon Washington Railroad q |
ut the home Navigation company at the tur-
2 rs delighted mel junction, and running 20 East |
, world. Second and Hawthorne avenue. |
.
len Mills has The Quality Butter Store is |
for the con- the name of new establishment |
lge between that is being erected on North /
Al plant. Jersey street near the Grabateria
store. A full line of butter. |
,ac -. cheese. including cottage cheese. |
ns lm, iauu W, eggs and buttermilk will be |
W Tnt, TTmy''as as constantly on hand. Saturday. |
~ y ond RAM % August 10th. is announced as the
anu D"''"' opening day.
nees are now One of the most exciting and |
on Richmond interesting ball games of the
'anhoe ana season is scheduled for the after
hlhsula se- noon of August 4th. when the
leading 81. Helens team will
cross bats with the locals. |
, Hendricks This will be ST. Helens' first |
ave arrived appearance in St. Johns. and
've taken mn no doubt there will be a large
r. old home crowd in attendance. The game
Their many begins at O'Clock.
atty pleased
become res. The largest single order for
ST. Johns. bacon and canned meats in the |
history of the world 80. $50 600
., pounds of bacon and l3i, 900 900
Ie ana Wen pounds of canned meat has just /
ent ana so been placed boy the Quartermas-
irant Smith ter's Department u. S. A. for
hall last Sat the American Army overseas. |
Inc program Louis +. Swift, in commenting |
was follow, on this Monday. said the order
Joily good will take the bacon from approx
mately 100000 hogs.
Theatre has Mr.. and Mrs. William Whit |
enlarged by law and family Of Topeka. Kan
at the rear. sas. arrived in ST. Johns Sunday. |
Us have been and are the guests of Mr.. Whit. |
capacity at laws sister Mrs. Whitney Rose. |
e VIII have Mr.. Whitaw has been engaged
augmented, in the dry goods ana grocery bus
actlohs nave mess for number OF years. |
the next lew He says he is delighted with this |
country and expects to make
this his home. tie will engage in |
,o,,h.o g business in the near future.
ss died SIM. At lecture a well-known Eng |
6 thoupht IN lish authority on economies
by Yellow mentioned the fact that in some
ed last Mon parts of America the number of
Noble assist. men was considerably larger
ants Pass. is than that of women, and he add
M the same ed, humOrousy: II can, there
fore, recommend the ladies TO
emgrate to that part" A
young woman seated In one OF
nee will be the last rows of the auditorium
munity club stood up and, full of indignation, !
smith Porter left the room rather noisily. !
lrday, even whereupon the lecturer remark !
0 doubt be ed. ~ did not mean that it
by the ship should be done in such hurry"
rends. The %
community Mrs NeWlywed went TO the !
largest ana grocery store to do her morning
'l rortiahd' marketing. She was determin-
ed that the grocer should not
~, ,,ro,,ouod take advantage Of her mex
a1 hhdiPp - perience. "TheSe eggs are
:, DuiiS,ns os fn 20 dreadfully small" she remarked
ims ,uiI iH g" know it" replied the grocer. |
M 70, eMn en- fant fEa "But they are what the farmer
br;"L @ do brings me. They are Just fresh
,rnnen, Dr1en 'o % from the country this morning"
an D,l a. orant eyes" said the bride. "and
se 'Ile portIo,d that's the trouble with those
s' 0''""u farmers. They are so anxious
to get their eggs sold that they
take them off the nests too
lnday at the n!''-People's Home journal.
church will -
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