St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-04
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the eye when he's talking to me.
Dora-Then wear 'em longer,
dearie.
Cards of thanks notices are
charged for at the rate of fifty
cents each. Persons desiring to
have such notices published
should make a note of this.
Johnnie" /" said the teacher,
give me q sentence containing
the word notwithstanding" "
And Johnnie answered, "The
mans trousers were worn out,
but notwithstanding"
A depth Of 2475 feet has been
reached by the drill in the
Lower Columbia Oil & Gas Com.
papy's well near Astoria, the show.
Ing Of gas becoming stronger each
day.
The radio laboratory at Oregon
Agricultural College is now fully
equipped and can send messages to
any part Of the United States. Reg.
ular courses in radio telegraphy are
now being offered to students.
Henry Ford has $54. 900, 600 in
Michigan bank. And we are
Just as happy as Henry and will
have just as good a time, too.
with the $5i we have in a Dallas
bank. Polk County ltemizer.
The league for women voters
wants more rights for women.
Some Crane men will think that
is funny. because they know
they have no more rights TO hand
over. Crane American.
According TO a bulletin sent
out by the Ohio Bankers Asso.
citation n sharp lookout should bo
kept for counterfeit SO and $50
federal reserve notes which are
now being circulated. The $40
note is drawn upon the Federal
Reserve Bank OF Chicago. Ii has
the portrait Of Andrew Jackson
and is of the series Of 1914. Il
Is signed by ID. i. Houston. sec,
retary Of the treasury. and by
John Burke. treasurer of the
United States. II is printed from
zinc plates on two pieces Of poor
quality paper. A few silkithreads
are placed between the pieces.
but the paper is too thick for
them 10 show through. The work
manship is rather crude and the
bill may easily be identified. The
$20 note Is drawn upon the Fed.
eral Reserve Bank of San Fran
cisco and is signed the same as
the $40 note. IL is "A straight
photographic reproduction and
no attempt In made TO color the
seal or the numbers. II In of a.
sepia color. from the printing
process ana should easily attract
attention.
Ghosts, goblinS aud girls, all
Girl Reserves, members OF the 81.
Johns branch OF the Y. w. G. A.,
met for Hallowe' en- frolic at the
Y, w. {. A. building Monday
evening, Black cats were here.
there and everywhere and numerous
Jack o'lantern faces CLEANED and
smiled down on the merry crowd. |
About 100 grade school girls, all in
coloTful costumes. led by the branch |
secretary, Mrs. J. NJ. Shaw, par.
ticipated la the grand march Mem.
beTs costumed as representatives OF
the "Klu klux klan in full rega.
liza were on hand, but were not
needed TO keep the peace. A pro,
gram OF songs aud dances was given
by different groups and special
solo dance by Margaret Holbrook
Games aud refreshments followed.
A large gathering of parents aud
friends attended aud shared with
the girls the pleasures of the even
ing. A party for the high school
girl reserves was given last Satur-
day evening and proved TO he a
most enjoyable occasion. The al
Visors in charge OF the different
clubs at the ST. Johns branch are all
enthusiastic workers and they are
doing much for the good of the
girls in this neighborhood. Mrs
{. A, Morden is chairman OF the
ST. Johns branch committee.
Garage I5xI7; hen house 9xIo, /
900; 100 pound computing scales 4
and Ice box, $50. Call Col. 779, $
! want fresh gentle milch COW, 1
must be cheap: also want neat,
quick, plain sewing done, in yonr
shop. Give phone aud particulars. q
Address "K," this office. a
For Rent.-Two clean rooms, 7
partly furnished, IS per month.
Call Sunday at III N. Swensen
street.
Garage for Rent,-6l8 Tioga r
street =
For Rent. Garage. Call 727
Rast Charleston street. Columbia 4
I79S.
For Sale. e.-Seven months old
roggenburg billy goat, hornless,
rom prize stock. or trade for
:hickens. $40 Smith ave, Col. SS4.
Furnished House for Rent. t.-
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