St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-22
Sand for the taking away.
See H.F Clark about il.

, Sand for the taking away
} See H.F. Clark about it.
L. N. Bellinger spent Sunday
with his son, W. NJ. Bellinger
! at Astoria.
Get a free enlargement, 8x10
! at Currin's by saving the envel
! opes from our kodak finishing
department until they amount e
, $3.50.
; Messrs. Ernest aud Louis Stei
Der and families arrived this morn
ing from Bismarck, n. D., with in
tention to make ST. Johns theii
future home.
Mrs. K. j. Hanley of Los
Gatos. Cal, stopped off on her
way to Washington state to visit
her old friend, Mrs. J. n. Har.
ney, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sporup re.
turned to Valseiz Tuesday morn.
ing where Mr.. Sporup is super.
intendent Of one of the largest
sawmills in the state.
Jack Dempsey has given out
a statement that he will demand
$500, 900 as his end for the next
fight. which may be with Car
pentier in London soon. Demp.
sey says he does not want to go
back in the movies.
With the United States de-
pleting her forests four and one.
half times as fast as nature
grows them. il has been made
emphatically plain before the
United States Chamber of Com
merce forestry policy committee
that. something must be done
about It's"
We desire TO express our sin
cere thanNs and appreciation Of
the floral offerings and kindness
Of friends and neighbors dur.
ing the illness and death Of our
beloved daughter and sister,
Esther Erickson. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. s. Erickson and daughter,
Anna Erickson.
A st. Johns man declares he
will spend every day Of his va.
cation helping his wife clean
house. cook. wash dishes. care
tor the garden and keep the
lawn in order. No matter what
his finish may be in this vale Of
tears. a golden harp awaits him
on the other shore.
We wish to oeypress our thanks
and appreciation TO our many
friends for their Kindness and
attention during the illness and
loss OF our beloved mother and
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Horsman.
Rev. b. j. Hoadley of Uni.
versity Park will occupy the
pulpit at the M. h. church Sum-
day morning at III o'clock. The
choir will sing a special anthem.
Epworth League service in the
evening, but no preaching. Rev.
Kloster will be back from his va
cation a week later.
Do you know that "The World $
Judgment Day is at Hand and
that Millions now Living will Never
Diel Better come aud hear N. NJ.
Lewton OF the Portland Inter
national Bible Students Assoeia.
tion present this interesting lecture
in the Moose hall, Sunday, July
24th, at II a. m. You are welcome.
Seats free; no collections. Re.
ported,
You needn't worry about sun
burn If you have a bottle of Cur
rims Rose Cream handy.
ROGERS sells PANTS.
Free sand. See II. +. Clark.
JAZZ-CAPS lOc.
X o G. l. X S
Blackberries for sale. -2l5 Tyler
street.
Wear ROGERS Bathing Suits
and don't go near the water.
Nyal's Mosquito Cream 25c.
at Currin's.
Boys Dress KAPS 95c.
X o G Il X S
Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter
Day Saints Sunday school Sunday
morning at 1870, Bickner's Hall.
Cottage meeting Friday evening at
800. 524 T.. Mohawk street. All
welcome; no collections.
KEDS for the Kids
X . G Il X S.
Laying Pullets for Sale. %.
A. C. Stock; A Plymouth Rock;
g White Leghorns. Columbia
1877.
ROGERS sells SHOES
For Rent. Furnished room,
suitable for two men. and gar
age, $5. 90 per week. 72l Oswe-
go street.
ROGERS sells HOSE-Silk or
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