St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-11-29
Local News

s GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
hitting. w. w. ROGERS
THE RAINcoAT MAN
Johns
Pathe records at Currins.
orestry 4 Masquerade suits for rent at
giving 214 Fessenden street.
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A grand dance will be held at
Doric .he community cluo mousse OF the
q Saturday. evening. A good time
is assured.
Of the d T. wo,Lor &c .ho G. to.,o
1a'Ip, - Vulcanizing Works, after taking
vi "'S about month off to wrestle with
full fedged case of the "hu. ="
is now ready for business at the
wing old stand on Jersey street.
a, the
'riting r,y.-, r. p..L, 81,
give dance in the skating rink
Thursday evening of next week.
ct for IL will be their opening dance Of
Iodern the season. and all who desire
Ierism good time should not fail to at
d. tend.
rv on. The String Ensemble Of the
lub in MONDAY Musical club, assisted
|. their by several fne singers, which
Iesday was TO appear at the Baptist
church Sunday y. m. in twi.
light symphony. has been post.
poned until December 10Th on
'nowh 'il account of illness.
apple
Y inter VIII. Dearing. the well known
confectioner. captured large
tarantula thet he discovered in
bunch of bananas recently. IL
treet. and bas attracted lois NJ atten.
eaus, tion in it's confinement in glass
ineIai case. Mr.. Dearing was fortu-
nate in capturing II without be-
ing stung.
achey
Vport, Can't be donei Try and du.
vas r IN plicate my Ten Dollar Raincoats
lhey in any store in the United States
very for $1,000. Don't cost cent TO
look them over. They're fine
Christmas present. too. This Is
shed not money making sale. but a
IL be- Get Acquainted Sale" We
,arent both win II you trade with w.
' tri- w. Rogers. The Raincoat Man,
ng on 202 N. Jersey. Open evenings.
any -
The Juvenile Orchestra. under
the able and efficient direction
c 10 a of Mrs. Frank A. Rice. render.
dc II. ed several delightful selections
h Nj. at the open meeting Of the
Port Knights and Ladies of Security
ere TO Monday evening. Especially
well pleasing features we're violin
an. in solo by Carl Mygren. aged l0
years. and a duet by Julia Cos
tello and Lillian Holmes. The
orner Juveniles are young artists and
aries. show much musical ability.
Ford
!. M, Teachers in Portland schools
.ies;" were denied the requested sal.
Jams. AIRY increase i'm Tuesdays elec.
hahn" tion. The vote was 1873 favor
able TO the increase, with 230l
opposed. majority of 428
ridav against. The proposed salary
ancar increase amounted 10 500 a
IInsss month to teachers receiving less
sidsJ than $4,000 a year and carried
,rviv- with it an additional tax levy
con of g of a mill with which TO
ntsin provide the additional $3.50. 900
neral "eeessary W meet 'he 'hcrease'
Dn.
An after school study hall, |
n no with a teacher in charge has
T., been instituted at the James
ninS % John High for the benefit of
sn;S' those who wish to prepare their
Sh' H. lessons at that time. The room
,rs of is open as long as the students |
H. wish to stay. is kept warm and
.a0 - above all, quiet. Altho the hall
''' - has been established but short !
time, the students are already |
beginning to avail themselves of |
Wen this opportunity for quiet study. |
hre Stanley O'Connor.
'oung
tak. Mrs. Nellie r. Pellette died at |
! few her home in Portland Thanksiv- |
son's ing morning of influenza. For
living several years she had been en-
soed ployed on our typesetting ma
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