St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-11-19

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Every girl with money looks
like a get.rich.quick proposition
to some young man. -Bostor
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Potatoes are best when allowed
to lie on the ground for two OF
three weeks after growing has
ceased. This gives them a chance
to mature. - Farm Crops, o. A,
C.
A most acceptable Christmas
gift-100 neatly printed envel.
opes. Get them at this office.
A. X. Folkenberg and family
have moved to Castor. Oregon,
where they expect to make their
future home.
One of the largest beets we have
yet seen was grown by ID. o. Che.
ney, and may be seen at this office.
II weighs nearly IL pounds.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held In the Evangelical
church next Thursday morning
at 1890. DIR. Jones will preach.
Mrs. Mollie Martin of Monroe,
Oregon, visited several days at the
home Of Mrs. A. II. Schwartz, and
left Monday evening for Cincinnati,
Ohio, on a two months visit.
Pruning may be started as soon
rs the leaves have fallen in west
ern Oregon. The trees are dor
nant st this time and may be
safely pruned. In eastern Oregon
he pruning may not be done
safely until late winter or early
spring on account Of the cold. -
Horticultural, o. A. c.
Trailers made in Portland by
he Farm and Tourist Trailer
are now trundling
after innumerable automobiles.
So great Is the demand for those
home products that the company
will soon be compelled to enlarge
he capacity Of It's plant. The
'irm 10 the pioneer in this
business in Oregon.
Under the auspices of the
Congregational Ladies' Aid So
,iety a stereopticon lecture will
be given by Mr.. Avery Of Port
and In the Congregational
.hurch on Friday night at 7:3o.
The slides Of this lecture have
been used before several large
Portland audiences and have
been greatly appreciated. Don't
miss them. Silver collection
taken at the door.
Ex-Service Men: Come 10 the
big American Legion dance at
the Bachelors Club this, Friday.
, sVening. There'll be "chow"
enough for all and the kind of
music that will make you forget
your troubles. Every thing is
free 10 the ex-seryice man and
MS immediate relatives and it's
going TO be one big "get ac-
Iuainted" party. Don't forget
.he time and the place. 208A N.
Jersey street. Tonight.
Exports cleared through the
Portland customs house during
1920 have a total value of $52,-
700. 900. according TO figures
in the past week. Ex-
ports for the year show an i'm
nense gain over 1919. despite
he fact that the Oriental market,
Usually a heavy buyer. has been
iull for several months. Wheat,
mostly for the United Kingdom,
With a value of $3.529, 345, was
he largest item Of export. Bur.
ap from British India shows
lp biggest on the import list
or September.
WORK PANTS sI.95 up
ROGERS.
For rent - Three unfurnished
ooms at 4l9 N. Leonard street.
Lady Wants house or hotel
work, prefer steady work. Call
,ol. "a.
Wanted - Three to five room
louse. small payment down, good
monthly payments. Call Columbia
320.
Lost-Blue and gold pin, Poly
linic Medical school, New York.
finder please leave at this Office:
ewsrd.
Furnished cottage for rent; apply
I 524 r. Richmond; no children,
Also furnished room; gentlemen
referred.
For Sale - Good rose comb
Brown Leghorn rooster. Also
ooms for rent. Call sol n.
syracuse street.
Tent house for sale, price $50,
including electric lights and
inoleum. Will trade for 80 x 80
ire. Call 1927 N. Central avenue.
Wanted Children to take
are of during the day for work
ng mothers, or to keep all of
he time. .-2l37 Willamette
boulevard.