St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-06-17

street.
B. F. Belieu spent severa
days with his son and family a
Seaside.
T. j. Lindley is having a new
residence constructed at COS f
Tioga street.
Subject for Christian Scienc,
services Sunday: Is the Uni
verse. Including Man, Evolved
by Atomic Force?
Services will be held in tn,
Odd Fellows hall Sunday even
ing at 8 o'clock, Rev. Ramey il
charge. All welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris and sol
Cecil, former residents Of st
Johns. are visitors at the hom,
of p. G. Belieu.
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Palmer
have returned to Prineville af
ter enjoying a visit with theil
son. DR.. c. Harold Palmer.
James C. Caine. who is {
candidate for School Director
is well and favorably known tc
many of our people. being the
Portland electrical inspector fol
the st. Johns, Kenton and Linn.
ton districts.
Remember the "Deestrict
Skule" at the Y. w. C. A. build.
ing Friday evening of next
week. II is being presented by
the Community Club and prom.
ises to be highly interesting.
Remember the date. Admission
% cents.
The hard sur.acing of South
Jersey and Buchanan streets has
been completed and thrown open
TO public traffic. This is a mark.
ed Improvement and provides
another hard surface artery tn
Lombard and Willamette boule.
ward.
w. ID. Pearson and wife are
visiting at the home Of his par
ents on Newton street. Walter
was In the electric business on
South Jersey street when the
war broke out, and was one of
the first to enlist. After his dis
charge he married a Berkeley
girl and remained in that city.
His many friends are glad to see
him and hope that he and his
wife will remain with us.
Miss Bernice Shaw entertain
ed at tea June 4th at the WV.
{. A. club rooms in honor of
Miss Anna Toole, who had just
returned from teaching in South
ern Oregon. and will soon leave
for n visit in California. The
rooms were tastily decorated in
wild roses. Those present were
the Misses Anna Toole. Esther
Peile. Mary Keifer, Gladys
Coon. Irene Bodway, Edythe !
Cochran, Helen Anderson. Nina
Scales, Arlene Shaw. Elinor
Hodgins, Opal Weimer. Edith |
Hartnel, Sybil Bugbee and Ber.
nice Shaw.
Chilly Underwear 95c,
X o G T. r S
Lost-Lady's gold watch with !
initials IL. b." on back. Find
er call Columbia l26; reward.
Having purchased the Ander-
son Corner Grocery on Leonard |
and Fessenden streets. we will
appreciate a continuance of their
.rade with that of my friends. |
Ne will try to please you in due
respect. F. Ellicott.
BOYS DRESS KAPS 95c.
X o G. l. X S
Dressy dresses, Wolfe dresses,
IS and 81. These are of fine col
,red and figured voile, selling
rom stores at twice that amount.
for street wear. Blouses
worked with the fashionable
WOOL embroidery So and made of
durable Jap crepe. The Sewing
Shop. ll2 Fessenden. near Os.
Vego street.
Try our Chile. - The Geneva,
,l5 l 2 N. Jersey street.
BOYS SUITS $3.50 UP.
K o G T. X S
Wanted-Bundle washing and
family ones; mending of all
sinds, plain sewing. crochet or
lers; give guaranteed work. -
j23 N. Leonard street.
Fresh line of groceries and |
confectionery. ice cream and |
beverages. Take home |
a brick of ice cream for Sunday |
dinner. Call Columbia 1861. The |
Fern. 2O3 N. Jersey street. 20 A
The Spencer Corsetiere of st. !
Johns is now located at 1904
Commercial street; phone Wood
lawn 5724. Will be pleased TO
hear from clienteles. 80.
The Sewing Shop is a small
Dress Factory. where we turn
out ready made dresses. blouses
and aprons. Call and examine
our new voile dresses at Sc and