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boulevard. resulted in an increased at
tendance last night and one more con-
fessiou. The people are becoming more
and more impressed with the messages
Of the Evangelist Day and the solos by
Paul Arnold. the noted baritone.
Tonight the evangeli-s subject VIII
he In the Beginning G ID The serv-
ice VIII begin tonight at 1880 and clos
al $50. on Sunoay morning the evan
selst Will speak on the subject, "Fo'
lowing Jesus Altar on and on sunday
evening, The Name That Is A5ove
Fvery Name" On sunday morning Ar
mold Will sing a song OF his own COM
position entitled The Old Home and
Mother" He has sung this song In
twenty-five states and 1900 copies OF
the same have been sold IN his @'eet-
ings. The meetings Will be continue Cd
all next week, except Monday night
which is rest night
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PAT PANS
HARVEY
rfHrERNArIonAL NEWS sERyIcEJ

WASHING Ton, Feb. 2o--Colonel
George Harvey, American ambassador
TO Great Britain, was again put on
the pan" today IN the United States
senate.
Following Senator Reeds criticism
OF yesterday, in which he declared he
would almost be willing 10 repeal the
prohibition laws 10 set Harvey back.
Senator Pat Harrison, Democrat. OF
Mississippi. attacked Harvey today for
comparing President Harding to an
elephant.
Harrison. reading from dictionary
soIemnly assured the senate that an
elephant was noted for It's "solia
ivory and carried wood IN It's head.
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S. PauI's Church--Ep1scopal-
lslm bach Ave anu Ann oG

Pew Peter Langendorr. Rector.
Tomorrow Is the Sunday before Lent.
Services at the church:
500 a. m--Ioly Communion.
At this service the persons confirm
ed last Sunday by Bishop White will
make their First Communion. After
u4asnunion they will be the guests OF
the women OF the Parish for breakfast.
Is 50 a. NJ agrch scnooi and instruc-
ton. r f. Tenant. Acting Supt-
te-45 q ra--Aforning prayer and ser
mon by the Rector. Topic: The Treas
uHa ai TIE k4A dom"
1880 p. rn.-Evening prayer and ser
mon. Ne pld all cordial welcome {
our services. Come and worship with
US.
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Or C'has II. Lesson. pastor.
9.45 a. m.-Sunday school
o. ". Kiger, supt.
HOO &. m.-Worship.
The Christian Ministry.
$40 p. m.-Epworth League.
Fitting as a Personal Experience.
MI q NJ JeweIt, leader.
1880 p. na.-Worship
who IS the Lord
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= 81 SIT fred up against k4ulf
sought to Kill him. Acts 21-2S.
- ~ ran. 70 two. Matt. 22-24.
3-Diotrephes, 3rd. John 80.
4-.ae Irst is Will. Second ar.
agree nlent
5-Ieb. Chap. H.
6-For God 80 loved the world. John
In the life beyond this. Rom.
THE perretual ministry OF one
soul TO another.
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sc. Johns Lutheran church.

west Hammond. EIbert. 0I6 ". SD
lev st, phone 1&2e-R
Sunday 900 q. m.-English Sunday
school. AL children welcome.
1000 a. m.-English service.
Topic. Our Prayer on the Tires
hold OF Lent"
20 D. m.-Gernan services.
Topic: God Covenent with Israel
and IsraeTs Covenant with the Gtbo~
olnites.
Wednesday. 1850 2. In.--German lent
en- services
Visitors welcome.
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SCRlPTURAL
QUESTIONS
NEW QUESTIONS

tBy' Ns-sNn BflsOlnl
Name the historical books Of the
New Testament
- hat $ religion?
3-When was thu Christian church
..~.-uea BY whom?
where ana ..At il the Kingdom
of I'D?
5-What is the lesson OF the parable
u .lne pounds3
We the morning star of the
New Testament2
What las. frees Us from the law
u s,n aid Death?
s-Mentlon the beloved physician of
the New Testament
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o.. Paul. Lufneraz naxrM
az Clinton AZ.

a.. r Liehtsinn. Pastor.
$3.50 q. m.-Preparatory service.
f9 1a-1terr.lan service.
Holy Communion.
Ja l. Il4.----anday school.
800 D. m.--Engllsh service.
Discourse on d Missionary topic.
7:45 p. Morgan Recital by Prof
Carl Rupprecht. organist Of St. Luke :
Lutheran church. Chicago. ILL.,
Visitors welcome.
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Corner Pine st. and Chicago ava
~ TARnr GtaHeY "A Minister. Ao6 QAl

Corner Pine %. and Chicago ava
IL. Leroy SteGey. Minister. scs OaA
street.
sunday school at $50 a m.
Public Worship at 10:45 a. n ana
1850 p. n.
Y. r. s. c. e. at $50 ?. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday az 1859
.. n.
The sermon subject Sunday morning
will be: THE Intensive and Extensive
Power Of Gospel" The evening service
will be joint service with the 7. p
& G E The subject for study 10:
"Books That Make Life Better. The
Tnets+ 81 ii bring a short message or
the subject, THE Book That Makes Life
Better The orchestra viii play at the
evening service Mrs Ralph kleinmar
special music. The public IS most cor
daily invited to all services OF tilli
Community church.
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raRws grsxSy1sxiAz CnHrSas
M0hrnAH and HI ghlara sta
4. c. Farrstt. Einissee.

Bible School at S:45 a. m
1900 a. m.-Morning worship.
Subject: Bring One"
Junior EnorsAA-r at AGO p. m.
intermediate Endeavor $50 2. H.
Senior Endeavor at $50 p N.
ENeniiir se3i ship at 100 p. m
This service IS in charge of the Mer
Club and Dr. Roy II. Brown of gae Phi
ippine Islands will deliver the adde's
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Public Worship at 1890 a m
Evangelfstic meeting, $3.50 p. m.
Thursday evening, Mld-Week. 1880
p. m.
Tuesday evening, Cottage Prayer meet
ing, at $50 Ash St, 1880 p. m.
4 cordial invitation is extended 70
all. Comet
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nsator. sss Holman strict. Phons
s:is a. rn.-speclal music by the or
gao = m.-sunday school.
1915 p. rn.-Morning worship =.
Theme. Getting Along With folks
A continuation Of the discussions =
the sermon on the Mount.
$50 D m.-1nTermediate League So
20 $40 .. n1.-1a+ermediate League de-
v' 5:oo :. hG nl.--r,pworth League social
sac ,. na.-Epworth League devotion
7:S go = r.-EveninE WORSHIP
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FIRST BAPTIST CHUECH---
707-2ls Smiley 4.

Rev. J. g. Granger. Pastor. -.
fuI classes for all. Guy Cobb. Supt.
GAS a. m.-Men's brotherhood Class.
Morse DellPiain. President.
400 a. m-Mornng worship SUD
so D. na.-Senior Is. z. 7. L
$50 D. rn.-Intermedist r.. I. p Z.
1890 D. rn-Evening service.
s,,biert. Mans Greatest Question.
"wednesday. 7:45 ?. m, Mid-Week
Service, with Bible study leo by the
p' Thursdav. 1880. choir rehearsal.
Thursday. 1850. Boy Scout meeting
Troop One.
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ddr.s- by Charles c. Jessee. Sub
!oct; Democracy, Divine or DevilIsh."
Zee 4--4--s among tie leading pat
rm oratCrs o. tho DAY, spoaAIng on
the same programs VIM. jennings
eu4s bert Bank. "a pt
-Dhard Hcison. orc. He is emphati~al-
Y Amer4N4-.. A.4o as patriotic message
at this time will be immenenly worth
while.
s:45 p. rn.-Feilowship period.
the ladies' of the Fourth Division win
II ts14Il.
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Hammond CITY nass.ou. 1ss rse.AAs ara

i89 Indiana venue
u j. Ellen, Evan gellst-
Phone Lansing Civ.
Gospel services: Thursday ane
Sunday evening. 7:45 2. m.
Subject sunday: The Suffering Mes
siah.
Adult Bible class and Sunday school
az p. NJ. All are cordially invited
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Sunday school board meetiag Arst
Tuesday in each month.
This is community church. Come
and he ono ot as.
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the audience is never disappointed. We
extend a special invitation TO all and
especially 10 the young to attend these
services
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Evangelist Meetings.

The series Of evangelstic meetings
II progress at the First Christian
church. Calumet avenue and Summer
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p. m.-Feilowship period
-sumanusl Evaugssscal Church.

aston. Phone 1895.
d. m.-Sunday > hool
1915 q m.-EngIish service and holy
Communion. No evening service.
tuesday, 1880 p. m.-Junior Y. P. l..
social meeting.
Wednesday. 7:45 2. m.--Lent service.
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Tn1rrrr Eve1IsH LUTHERAN =

Walthsru street and Park Place
II Mackensen, pastor, 1894 G2-Tisol
street. Phone l44S.
s45 q Yn.-Sunday School
1880 q. n1.--Morring services.
l.45 .. -n.-Eyening worship.
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Calumet a. en4e and Summer Blvd.
S.av a m--.lyie school.
1890 a. denomination and service.
$50 D. ui.--~nrtst.an EndeavOr. SEN
Tor. intermediate and Junior Endeavor.
1880 p. n---EN angelistic service.
7:45 each evening during the week
an evangelistic service.
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TIE FULL GospE1 MrsstoN

z02 Hoffman street, corner Towls -
block east Of Holman.
1890 g. m.-Preach1ng.
$3.50 p. m. SUNDAY school.
$3.50 .. m. Praise meeting
1880 .. m.-Preachlng service
Mid-week services Tuesday and ETH
day evenings.
Salvation meeting 81 1880.
All are invited to these services
Rev z. Griffith, pastor IN charge
Residence, 2Ol Chicago ave. Hammond
Rev. Z. J. Griffith, Pastor.
Ms l. Thompson. supL
S. G. CarIey. Secretary.
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s1rss Church OF me waE&rsas.

Corner Calume; and Michigan svssA
A. IL wells. Pastor.
sunday school. s:4s a. m.
Aornlng Worship at 1914 , ~
Chfldren's Meeting at $50 ?. m
Y p s. meeting al $50 p. n.
Evangelestic meeting, 1880 p m
Ni4a-v eeh prayer meeting, $50 ?. n.
Wednesday
Missionary meeting. p. m. Thursday
Teachers meeting, 1880 ?. n. FRIDAY.
Men and Boys meeting. 1880 ?. N.
Saturday.
The Young Peoples Sociaty will give
four special programs during the lnonth
Of February each sunday evening a.
$50 p. m. The subject for the eth VII.
be. ''Forei gn Missions" for tho lztl
Home Missions" for the 19tn- sun
dav School Work" and for The -6.h
The Work Of the Young People our
g ? s = al-.a IS N.el atteraad ana
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rirnt Church Of christ-scssne4st-.

t1H % &1DAlHldI
Morning service at 1e:45.
Sunday School at II o'clock
Wednesday, evening testimonial meet
Ing az o'clock
4 free reading room IS open daily OK
cspt Sunday from TO 2 m and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings from 1880
to Q.
The public IL cordially welcomed to
all services and e visit the reading
room.
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Centenary M. E. Churcn-

Corner OF Gostlin and Towle streets.
Warren c. Hensiee. Pastor.
Residence Ice Sheffield ave, phone
i243-M Miss Fern Rucknan, pastor s
assistant. Residence PA Gostlin st,
! phone 1013-W.
Activities:
Sunday:
$50 a. ~ Sunday school
lO:45 a. m.-Morning worship.
$50 p. rn.-Epworth League.
1880 .. rn.-Evening worship.
Wednesday:
| Ladies Aid Society, all day.
! Thursday: 200 ?. m.-Midweek SER
/ Official Board meeting first Monday
/ evening in each month.
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rHE sALvArroN ARMY-

269 State St Phone 1926. Capt.
George A Heidi and Lieut.. II. X. Youn (
berg, officers in charge.
Public services: Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at 500 p.
Sunday:
400 a. u.--Holiness service.
2:l5 D. rn-Sunday school.
$3.50 o. rr-Young Peoples Legion.
500 p. na.-salvation meeting.
Thursday, 300 r. m.-Home Legion,
Sewing Circle for women over IS years.
Saturday, 900 p. m.-Band OF Love
class for children to 10 years.
Everybody welcome,
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5IbIoy btrebt bynaBoB--
Our BirthriEht' ill Sc the subject
of Rabbi J RappapOrt's sermon Friday
evening. Owing to the fact that the
history class for the stud % the
Jews share and part IN American his
tory, IL to meet immcdiatelv after ser
Vices, the services VIII start half ar
hour earlier than formerly. that is
services VIII start at Thirty. Fri
Gay evening. December the second n Fl
eve~v Friday thereafter.
Lnterna Ctcnai ES4s students.
l. @. .. f Hall. 179 State 81
! Public lecture along biblical lines o.
(! e-y Sunday al 1900 p. m
Always Instructive. neipful and rea-
! sOnable The wisdom from above In
the noblest science and the best instruoa
LIon-
/ Al weicorne Seats free. No rollec-
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moEG-Iolds meetings every Sunday az
40 Ito prove The Dead DO Live. $50
State Line ST. Ever one welcome, rree-
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21
SUMMONS

la the Circuit Cour, ui the state OF urstuu t1r
the County ut Multuumhh
Allie 10. htc,umrlf Plaintiff ys. pfauk o.,
oConnuF and Nora % Gonuor hia Niir Defend.
/ ants
10 Frank Q. oConnor and Nota ID couu1r.
his vile the above named defendants
in the name oi the state of oregon you aut
each OF yuu ace hereby required a. appgaI in said
cuutt aud cau.r and answer the complaint u'tt
againsl you iu the above entitled slit ou ur h..
tore Monday thr iAih daY oi August igIl said
date being sik weeks from the date ui itfst pul
licaian 81 this summons aud % Nuu iail su O. fr
pear aud answer. tuI want thereof thr plalulhI
will apply ca the court tor thg Triiri prayed f|I
iu her complaint herein tuwt
a Judgment aud decree forever ttHalua. Ir.H
miuatiug aud deriariug uuti and void tnat Cg,.
tain contrast entered into ON coz about thr fHIh
daY ui March. 20. bN aud hrtNtrn thy piaiuuii
hrtrin and defendants. Frank a. otuuuHf and
Nora - Connor. wherein plaintiff agrees tu sell
aud defendants o. puIghsrg that certain real
property dtsCrthsd as the NuTth Ten iIuI feet Hi
ipt five 80 and The south Thirty lul irpt ui lNt
siE tol biloxi four tO hIu,h's Addition 90 l.ast
roItiand add now within the corporate limits ut
the City oi Portland oregon.
Aud torcClosiug and Terminating an right 90.
he and interest % thr defendants aud each ui
them iu and "a aid premi-gs iu said ,uuttalt
drslTibrd and herein before set out. aud rrslur-
ma the said real property to plaintiff. aul iul
hrr costs and disbursements incurred lU said
suit and such other aud further Trl'gi u lhc
premises a. 10 the court may seem meet and
equitable
This summons Is served upon sou by plbIigl.
tiun thereof bY order Of the Honorable kuhrII
fugkcr. Judge ui the above entitled rHuTi mli-
and entered ON sIst day OF June isGs. lt which
iu the 81, lohus Reyie~ once week tur not lrs-
than siH successive weeks, the date nt the ufHf
publication thereof being June %. '8s. aud ,E.
date oi the lasl publication hrng August Ii' iss'
slDNEN GokboNi
Attorney ior Plaintiff
go Gcrliuger HidgY Portland ore Main .I7Ir
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Wanted-A good carpenter
See w. L. Greene.
LOst-lleavy wool, grey and
green cape coat lost from ear
Reward for return or informa-
tion. Call at this office.
Wanted-GOod sized marble
slab, or table with marble top.
Call Empire OO63 after . p. m.
For Sale-Eight Barred Rock
chickens and their mother, $500.
Call 1918 =. lvanhoc street,
Better Wood, Empire 1893.
If you want TO keep healthy use
Extra Virgin Italian Olive Oh.
For sale at ST, Johns Avenue Gro
cery, corner North Jersey ST.
For Sale Cheap One large
size white enameled refrigerator,
good as new, $40. Call Gl0 North
Jersey street
For Rent-5 room furnished
house. Call at 6l0 n. Central ay-
enue.
For Sale-Ten acres of best
walnut and fruit land, deep soil,
finest spring water plant now.
4 five year old walnut orchard is
worth $1,000 per acrc.A few miles
out, 800 down, the rest 800 per
year. Ten acres in walnuts, ber-
ries, fruit, chickens, a few COWS,
pigs, etc, will make a better liy-
ing than city ever can.-l4 Craw-
ford street, near St. Johns Lum-
ber yard.
A nice assortment Of Granite
ware, your choice l5c each, at
Kasmeyer's Variety Store.
For Sale Cheap, Splendid sew
en- room boat house, 81. Johns.
Portland WOOlen Mill Dock.
DIR. Frank Sandifur is the one
TO consult in case you have any
vision trouble. You can absolute
ly depend upon his work. Have
your eyes properly cared for now
so that you may have good vision
even when you have grown old.
Office BOnham-Currier Bldg.
phone Empire 0379.
Tennis ShOes-ROGERS.
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Geo. ". CrOCkWeII, NJ. {.
NalurOpaih, SpinOlOgiSt
700, 720 Dekum Bldg.
EIootrio TrentnIonts

SPECiALTlES
Stomach trouble, Chronic disease and
Female complaints.
No matter what your trouble Is can
help you; have cured hundreds! why
not your
Consultation aud examinations Free,
"Pay as you can"
No knife. No operations. No incurable
case taken.
Free treatments this week.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

The local branch Y. w. c. A. is
now closed for the season. Dur
ing the month of August Mrs,
j, NJ. Shaw, local secretary, will
have charge of the girls camp on
the Clackamas, and most of the
club members are anticipating a
stay at the camp during that
time.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

The Sans Dieu Ricns Glass of
the Evangelical church will pic.
mic at Scappoosc tomorrow.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Mrs. George Beno of Minot, S.
d., is a guest at the home of w.
III. Monahan, 676 Vanderbilt st.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

e. {. turrin and Verne Hall
have been making some fine
catches of fish of late
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

City Commissioner Pier was
struck by an autOmbile driven by
w. ii. Norman in Sunnyside dis
trict Tuesday morning, and psi
fully but not seriously injured.
As he was struck he grabbed the
front fender of the ear and was
carried about ten feet. The com
missioner attaches no blame for
the accident to Mr.. Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Douglass
have returned from an auto trip
through Washington, which in
cluded a drive from Raymond 10
Long Beach, Wash. They return
ed by way of Astoria and the
Lower Columbia river highway.
Mrs. Billings Douglass and her
daughter Virginia and son Jack
returned with them for a visit IN
st. Johns.
A birthday surprise party was
given in honor of Mrs. Leila Ad-
ans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c,
f. Hatchitt, at the Christian
church Friday evening, July II,
About twenty young folks were
in attendance and enjoyed the oc-
easion immensely. A dainty
lunch was served. Miss Frances
NOtz rendered several splendid
readings which were greatly en-
joyed.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

The Public Dock Commission
has approved plans for the con
structiOn of the extension of pier
No. at Terminal No. 4, and
Chief Engineer Hegardt has been
directed to advertise for propos-
ais.
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ing a residence Tor WIN. Mace Ol
Leonard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miller re
turned last week from sojourl
at Nescowin Beach.
i:
Miss Anna Poe and Miss Doro
thy Coulter are visiting at Sea
side with their sisters.
Officers Maxwell and HIATT ar,
spending their vacation at Sea
side with their families.
Mrs. j. f. Wood left Saturday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Melvin
Ferguson, at Clarkson, Wash.
Mrs. Longstaff who underwent
a surgical operation at the Good
Samaritan hospital is improving
very nicely.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL 90; We'd
nesday evening at 500 at 403
Smith avenue.
DR.. +. p. Schultze is spending
this week in Seattle attending
medical lectures and doing spe-
cial clinical work.
Mrs. Sol. Cameron and daugh-
ter Helen Of Victoria, B. c.. were
recent guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Warner.
Lieut.. II. l.. Crane has returned
after vacation OF ten days spent
with his family camping on the
Santiam and at Pacific City,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Blew, Mrs.
G. l.. Holmes and Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. Roberts left yesterday for
sojourn at Manhattan Beach.
Mrs. Marion Johnston left on
the steamer Senator Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles, where
she will visit for six weeks with
her sister.
DIR. and Mrs. Wynn Manning of
Bend, Oregon, were recent visi-
tors at the home of the DIR. s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Manning,
making the trip by auto.
Peninsula Lodge No. l2S, |. O.
o. +. presented w. II. Monahan
with a handsome gold chain and
fob last Monday night in recog.
milton of faithful service.
During the months of July and
August when travel on the high
ways is heaviest ear drivers
should exercise the greatest care
in the operation of their ears.
Miss Grace FutZ OF ~. LOUIS, |
Mo-, arrived in ST. Johns on last !
Friday and will spend the Sum
mer with her sister, Mrs. l.. Ken
nedy on South Ivanhoe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. h. lngledue |
and Mrs. Bessie Post left a few |
days ago for an extended trip !
through the East. They left by |
way Of Seattle and Canada, tax
ing the boat out Of Seattle.
The Public Dock Commission |
has approved plans for the con
structiOn of the extension of pier
No. l at Terminal No. 4, and
Chief Engineer Hegardt has been
directed to advertise for propos-
ais.
The local branch Y. w. c. A. is
now closed for the season. Dur
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

w. p. Greene & Son are erect
ing a residence for VIM. Mace on
Leonard street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miller re-
turned last week from a sojourn
at Neseowin Beach.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

n new son was a recent arrival
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.. T..
Doyle on South Kellogg street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Miss Anna Poe and Miss Doro.
thy Coulter are visiting at Sea-
side with their sisters.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. +. II, lngledue
and Mrs. Bessie Post left a few
days ago for an extended trip
through the East. They left by
way of Seattle and Canada, tax.
ing the boat out Of Seattle.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

The "Sibloco PipeleSs Fur
mace" is low in height, making
them practical for any basement /;
square outside castings, taking
up the least room Of any furnace
on the market, and above all are
very economical in fuel con
sumption, giving you % per
cent of the heat that usually
goes up the chimney. Install one
now, Alex. $. Scales, Agent I;
phone Empire 1925.
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Miss Grace Futz Of st, Louis,
Mo-, arrived in ST. Johns on last
Friday and will spend the Sum
mer with her sister, Mrs. l.. Ken
nedy on South Ivanhoe street,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

During the months Of July and
August when travel on the high
ways is heaviest ear drivers
should exercise the greatest care
in the operation of their ears.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Peninsula Lodge No. l2s, |. O.
o. +. presented w. II. Monahan
with a handsome gold chain and
fob last Monday night in recog.
milton of faithful service.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Lewis Miller has treated his
home to a handsome new coat of
paint and otherwise made il
more attractive and convenient.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Officers Maxwell and HIATT are
spending their vacation at Sea-
side with their families.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

DR.. and Mrs. Wynn Manning OF
Bend, Oregon, We're recent visi-
tors at the home of the DR.. 5 par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Manning,
making the trip by auto.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Mrs. Ella G.. Workman, Grand
Chief of Pythian Sisters Of Ore
gon, made her official visit 10
Rose Temple No, i3 July 9th, at
which time she complimented the
members ms being the first Py-
THAN Sister Temple to have al
ready a fund started for the Ore
gon- Washington home that is TO
be built al Vancouver.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21

Ed. $. Curricr, son Robert and
nephew, Lloyd Praeger of San
Jose have returned from an en-.
joyable outing in the Crater
Lake region.