St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-10-08

The Christian Science church
will hold, in addition to their
Sunday. morning services, even.
. ing services at 500 o'clock dur
, ing the month of October.
The Hon. c. N. Macarthur, our
present Congressman from this
district, will address the citizens
of st. Johns and vicinity in Bick.
ner's Hall Monday evening, DC.
tober 11th. under the auspices OF
lSt. Johns Republican Club. Mr..
Macarthur is a candidate for re.
election on the Republican ticket.
Come and hear him express his
views on the leading issues of
the day. and you will be better
able to judge as to his fitness to
| be continued in Washington as
your representative. - w. A.
Carroll, President.
The Pioneer M. L. Sunday
school will hold their Rally Day
services Sunday. October 10th.
The morning program. beginning
at 10 o'clock, will include pri.
mary exercises and the gradua.
tion of a primary class TO the
Junior department of the S. S.,
in charge of Mrs. Edward Bowe |:
solo by Mrs. Boscoe, and the re.
ception of new members into the
church, followed by the regular
morning sermon. The evening
program will be devoted 20 a
spectacular pageant. "The Com.
ing Of Truth" beginning at
1880. given by the young people
of the church under the dlrec-
tion Of Mrs. S. G. Cook. Mrs.
Myrtle Weeks and Mrs. b. A.
Olsen.
The st. Johns Community Club
will hold its next meeting on
Monday evening. Oct. 18th, at
the Y. w. c. A. headquarters,
Central avenue and Chicago
street. The entertainment is TO
be given by the Department of
Public Safety. City of Portland.
The principal speakers will be
Mayor Geo. l.. Baker. Judge
Rossman. Deputy City Attorney
Stadter and Chief of Police Jen-
kins. Several musical numbers
will be rendered. including the
famous Police Quartet. Refresh
ments will be served. The en-.
tertainment committee consist
ing of Sergeant X. l.. Crane and
Mrs.J. M. Shaw, will have charge.
Pickles. ships masts. macaro-
ni-these just happen to top the
list of products turned out by
the "a manufacturing concerns
in the North Portland industrial
district. l3 of which have come
there since 1917. They employ
over 5000 people and do a total
business of Sl25. 900. 900. Among
the other commodities that are
made on the Peninsula are metal
and wood pipe. sauerkraut. tin.
ned meats, stoves. furniture.
readycut houses. boxes and
crates. wool dry kilns. waxed pa
per. steel bridges. patent roof
fling. paints. all sorts of lumber.
shingles. wood containers from
candy pals to giant tanks. farm
appliances. road building equip
ment and fertilizers. says the |
Portland Press Club Bulletin.
The Cox-Roosevelt club held |
one OF the most interesting meet
ings Of the season at Bickner
Hall Tuesday evening. Oct. 5th. |
Mr.. Oglesby Young, we'll known |
attorney. discussed the League
of Nations in a clear. concise |
manner. Mr.. Newton Mccoy |
followed by explaining Article |
10 to the entire satisfaction of |
all present. Some Republicans
present asked questions which |
Mr.. Mccoy answered promptly |
and satisfactorily. Mr.. Norman |
Richards, candidate for Mayor,
who was a visitor at the club,
was called upon for speech by
members. He told them briefly
why he believed he should be
elected and what he would do if |
elected. which brought forth ap-
plause. The meeting was a
complete success. Reported.
II you want to plant Fruit
Trees. Roses or Vines. see the
landscape gardener at 30l North
Jersey street, corner Baltimore.
| will sell shrubbery and trees
and show you how to care for
same. Pruning and lawnmaking
also a specially. Or if you want
to buy or sell property see me.
M. N. AMlZlCH, Phone Colum-
bia 425.
LUMBER! All the lumber left
at the James John high school will
be sold at bargain in any amount.
Will be on the ground all day Mon
day.-W. p. Greene; Col. 1925.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Doty of 207 w. John
street has grown some immense po-
tatoes, several of which are on ex-
hibition at this Office, one weighing
two pounds.
Cards of thanks notices are |
charged for at the rate of fifty |
cents each. Persons desiring to |