St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-11-03

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Eyes examined, glasses fitted
| We do it right.--Dr. w. j. Gil
strap, Physician and Surgcon
IL Peninsula Security Bldg.
Remember our t0ynSman. ID. {
Lewis, is a nominee for the Stat
Legislature. lie is entitled {,
and will no doubt receive a hand
some vote. Good thing to have
man from st. Johns in the Lcgis
laturc.
We ask the indulgence of on
readers for the lack of news il
this issue. Owing TO a rush oI
advertising and job printing thi,
week the space was taken up ant
the force did not have time tC
add a couple more pages.
The IIallowe' 'cn party given by
the Community Club in the Y. w
&. \. building Tuesday evening
was a most jolly affair. 4 high
ly entertaining program was Civ
en- and refreshments of pumpkin
PIE AMI cider was served. The at.
tendance was large.
Beginning Sunday. Nov. 18th
the Y. w. e. \. building will b,
open 10 the public every Sunday
afternoon from 3 till ) O'Clock
Any one who wants a place 10 go
will find a hearty welcome. \
different program at each me 4
ing. Music will be provided ap
something 10 interest all. The
committee women vii take their
turn in acting as hostess.
The st. Johns Library has a
shelf of the following books ON
health, child care and food that
may be borrowed Bolton, EXer.
ciscs for women; Rose, Feeding
the family Gulick, Efficient life
Howe, How 10 prevent sickness
jackson, Outwitting our nerves
Fuller, Story of drugs; Fisher,
How 10 live; Maddocks. Pure
food cook book; Ramsey. Infan
cy and childhood.
DR.. w. +. Martin, associate ed.
itor of the Liberty Magazine of
Washington, ID. c., will discuss
the Compulsory School Bill at St
Johns Public Library on Monday
evening, Nov. 9th, at 5 p. m. DIR
Martin is a speaker Of National
reputation, having spoken on the
principles of Religious Liberty
in almost every state in the Tn,
ION. You are invited 10 be pres,
ent and hear the discussion and
then decide the question on its
own merits. pd adv
DR.. 4. l.. Perkins made a good
Finance Commissioner three
years ago. lie also made good ~
State senator. lie was instr,I,
mental in having laws passed
while acting as chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee that
were of special benefit to the peo
pie of this state. DR. Perkins
has a clean public record, is pos,
scSsed of qualifications that fiji
him for the place and if elected
10 the office will give his entire
attention 10 serving the public,
honestly and faithfully.
Bernard c. Hickman and Anna
Carlson were united in marriage
Saturday, October 2sth, Rev. Lu-
ther Deck, Lutheran minister, of
ticiating. The bride wore a dark
blue tricotinc suit and "A very
beautiful black chinchilla lace
waist and small black velvet hat
with bird of paradise feathers
and silver trimmings. Her cor
sage was of small bride roses
and bovardia and asparagus
ferns. Her maid of honor, Miss
Mary Monroe, and best man, Mr.,
Edward Shaw. At the home of
the brides the wedding dinner
was served. Many delicious
dishes were served and a very
beautiful wedding cake. The
house was artistically decorated
TO represent HallOwe EN-. Those
present at the dinner were the
bride and groom, Mr., and Mrs.
b. c. Hickman, Miss Mary Mon
roe, Edward Shaw, Mrs. Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carson, father
and mother Of the bride, Mrs. j.
Hickman, mother Of the groom,
and Oscar, Carl, Gustav and Err
nest Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Nelson, Mrs. p. Rood, Mrs. Olson,
Miss Marie lleine, Clyde Heine,
Mrs. George LetsOn. The bridal
couple will be home 10 their
friends at 927 S. Kellogg street.
Don't wait until next week to
buy a lot. Just seven left, in
price from Sl75 10 $500, 80 cash,
- per month. j. +. Gilmore
ll31a y. Jersey Empire 0OSl.
Ford for sale cheap, completely
Oyerhauled. See it at the ST
John Garage.
Ladies' RUBERS 75c, 95c-
ROGERS.
Neat, clean young man wants
furnished room, suitable for light
housekeeping, sleeping porch pre-
ferred, and willing TO share
porch with other party; not over