St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22

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craft Saturday evening, Oct
Both.
Mrs. j. S. Bubb will demon
strate three point Broiderfas
Art Needle at B1nham & Cur
rier's store Saturday from 8 4
5, and Tuesday afternoon.
Don't spend the time to d,
your own cooking at home wher
you can get it cheaper at the AL
truistic Club, Pythian Sisters
cooked food sale Oct. 30th.
Dan Keliher, candidate fol-
Mayor, and VIM. ID. Bennett,
candidate for public service com.
missioner, will speak tomorrow
Saturday, evening in the libra
ry on the street car rate ques-
tion.
With over 5000 milk goats in
the state at the present time.
goat dairying is taking form.
A corporation is being organic.
ed to market the product of milk
goats with Offices in Portland.
Pendleton, LaGrande. Albany,
Salem. Eugene, Astoria andSonth-
ern Oregon towns have have rec
ognized the value Of goat milk
and more importations Of pure
bred animals are being made.
A jolly little crowd of young
sters gave Mildred Schwartz a
birthday party Saturday after
noon. the occasion being her
sixth birthday. Mildred was
given many pretty gifts. Those
present were: Harold Smith.
Donald and Dorothy McGilI, Lii
ly May Allen, Ruth Wolfe. Jane
Funk. Mary Frances 0rmandy.
Robert and Roberta Marcy, Al.
ice Monahan. Francis and Jason
Bailey, Louise Davis. George
Schwartz and Mildred Schwartz.
The second quarterly meeting
for Portland Second Free Meth
odist church will be held begin
ming Friday, Oct. %. and hold
ing over SUNDAY. Rev. l.. A.
Hopper. the District Elder. will
have charge. Sunday school at
10 a. m. followed by love feast,
preaching about Il, followed by
the Sacrament. Also mission
ary meeting beginning at z p.
M, in charge of Mrs. +. l..
Burns. district President ;preach-
ing at 8 O'Clock. All are well
come.
Two Republican attorneys.
w. S. U'Ren and Mark w.
Hearn, will address the Cox.
Roosevelt club at Bickner hall
Tuesday. October Goth. at 1880
p. IN. on why they are support.
ing Cox for President, and the
League of Nations. The Cox
Roosevelt glee club of Portland
will sing. and there will be sew
eral other musical numbers.
This promises to be the most en-
thusiastic meeting of the sea-
son. The public invited. Don't |
fail TO be on hand at 1880 p. m. !
sharp. Mrs. Bessie M. Rich. !
ards, president.
There was a splendid attendance |
at the local Y. w. c. A. Thursday |
evening TO organize a community |
glee club, led by Miss Olive Kin
caid, a James John High school
teacher, and Merle Harrington at
he piano. A music committee con-
'isting of Mrs. S. A. Mulkey, Mrs.
.. Overstreet, Mrs. SchultZe and
DR.. Schultze, was appointed to Sc
ect music for the next meeting. A
arger attendance is expected next
lime, and every one who likes to
ling is cordially invited. The or
sanization will take place at the
next meeting.
NOTICE THlS:-The HaTmo-
ny Confectionery at the corner Of
Richmond and Jersey streets will
hold a guessing contest and give
i've handsome prizes to the FIVE
learest guesSers. See prizes and
particulars in display windows.
Fry our hot matted milk shakes on
,old days, and home made candies
We aim to please. A. Posthumus.
Card Of Thanks. We desire to
express our sincere thanks TO the
leighbors and friends for their
sindness and sympathy during the
illness and death Of our beloved
wife and mother. John X, ,Schmitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Simmons, Mr.
md Mrs. Harry Fontaine.
B. r. Belieu has returned from a
wo months sojourn in Nebraska,
Iowa and other states.
For SaIe-Overland SO in good
condition, $400; part down. $50
Y. Syracuse street.
For Rent-Three rooms partly
furnished or unfinished, 4l9 N.
leonard street. two blocks from
Review Office.
Wanted-Young lady to learn
rade at this Office.
Room to rent with all conven-
enees. Call 2735 Willamette boul-
evard, near Tyler street.
For Sale-Garland range, 8 foot
pax extension table. - Harmony