St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-08

The savings account of Portland
is high; average per capita is 1854
as against SCI 85 for the nation.
Lawn Mowers are selling fast al
the St. Johns Hardware Company
Twenty per cent. discount.
Entertainment by Y. w. c. A,
Clubs next Wednesday evening al
Y. w. c. A. building. Do moi
miss il.
In the Chinese Empire thousands
bet on Dempsey. The Chink is an
American as far as the prize ring is
concerned.
When they get TO making men S
clothing without pockets many
women will be able to get to bed
earlier, II is said.
The Willamette promises to stay
within its banks for six months at
least. Acres Of potatoes will doubt
less be replanted in flooded districts.
Carpenter will not retire from
the prize ring; he will fight any man
except Dempsey, who the genial
Frenchman acknowledges his supe-
rior.
The Cleaner Class OF the NJ. l..
church will hold a sale of home
cooking, Saturday, July 9th, at
II. +. Clark's Furniture Store. Sale
begins at p. nj.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Otis Newton and
Mrs. Katherine Mackey Of Port.
land, aud Mr.. aud Mrs $. l. I.au.
der OF Albina were 81. Johns visit
ors since last issue OF this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned. Jackson have
returned from Cottage Grove and
again taken up residence in this
city. Mr.. Jackson holds a response.
BILE position at the Clark * Wilson
mill.
Screen your Doors and Windows.
Flies carry disease. You will find a
Complete Stock at the St. Johns
Hardware Company,
Mrs, w. L. Ashby visited friends
in Frelida, Wash, last week and
attended the wedding of Miss Ger.
trude Mcirvin OF that place and
Archie ]. Gagne OF Bellingham,
Wash.
Both men aud women OF all
classes will talk about prize fights
and tell why their choice should be
winner. Small boys will come TO
blows and often get licking. Queer
world, isn't it1
Mrs. John Timer, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter at Redmond. Oregon. has
returned TO her home at 5l2 Oswe.
90 street. Mrs. Randolph aud
daughter Of Redmond accompanied
Mrs. Timer home.
.The annual picnic OF the
Womans' Christian Temperance
Union will be held at Columbia
Park next Monday, We will meet
there at III O. o'clock and have our
dinner spread at IL. Come along
with us and have a good time; eve
rybody invited, Everyone is sup
posed to bring a couple of lemons.
cups and sugar in their lunch
basket. Reported.
Owing to the great interest and
desires for further public lectures on
Millions now Living will Never
Die" the ]. b S. A has arranged
for a continuance OF them, the
speaker being Norman M. I.ewton,
evangelist of the Portland J. b. S. A.
The first of the series will be Sun
day, July 10th, at II a, M. In the
Moose hall. instead Of Bickner's 5
hall, as formerly announced. Seats
free; no collections; don't miss one.
Reported.
The third annual entertainment
and social evening will be given by
the Y. w. c. A. Clubs Wednesday
evening, July 18th, at the Y. w.
c. A building, Chicago and Leon.
ard streets. Admission, 15 cents;
children under six years old free,
Ice cream, candy and fruit punch
will be for sale. Everybody is in
vited and the proceeds will be for
the local work. The club girls will
sell tickets. The following program
will be given: OrchestTa-Folk
Dances-by Bluebird Club. Read
ing, Dorothy Walker, Duet. Alma !
Markwart and Beth Boomsluiter.
See-Ssw Song, Rainbow Club.
japanese Dance of Greeting, Helen !
Borden and Virginia Douglas.
Solo, Mrs. Georgia Schmeer.
japanese Dance by James John |
High School. Play, Maids,
Modes and Manners, by II. X. S. |
Club. Song, by II. X. S. Club.
Raymond, the bright thirteen
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. l.. |
Campbell, died at his home, 1915
S Kellogg, Saturday morning Of
diptheria. Private funeral was held |
in the afternoon. interment in Rose
City cemetery.
Cards of thanks notices are
charged for at the rate of fifty
cents each. Persons desiring to
haua annh nnIicoa nIIhEahod |