St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-22

! stan,
Mrs. Y. j. McMullen has pur.
chased new Ford Sedan from
the local agents, Mcfarland Rob
inson.
The Square Deal store will be
closed Saturday on account of
Jewish holiday. Will open at 6
o clock in the evening.
Mrs. G. B. Nickerson has been
giving several dinner parties for
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Bodgc,
who left for Boston this week.
No matter whose blank your
prescription is written on, Cur
rim s will fill it correctly.
+ Mrs. Maud Stewart, having re-
covered from recent illness
wishes 10 announce that she has
resumed her teaching of piano
and violin; home studio lOl Os.
wego street phone Emp. 0965.
Nictrolas OF easy terms. Cur
rim s for Drugs.
We wish to express our deep
appreciation to all those who as.
sisted us in our recent bcrcayc-
mcnt, and for the sympathy eN-
pressed by the many beautiful
floral tributcS.-Mrs. Alice NJ.
Ringcl aud Family.
If il isn't an Eastman it ism T a
Kodak. Currin Says So.
The Bachelor foot ball squad
will practice at Pier Park the
morning of Sept. %. The team is
coming along fine under the able
coaching of Hiatt. Both the back
field and line are stronger than
the championship team the Club
turned out last year. II is ru-
morcd that Shcrn Cochran is
back in town 10 stay, aud II this
lanky tackle turns out for the
club team he will be a tower of
strength, for he beats anything in
the city at that position.-Rcp.
When hunting or fishing in
klamath county, stop at Currin :
For Drugs.
Some of the real advantages of
having DR.. Frank Sandifur look
after your vision troubles are
His office is right here in ST.
Johns; he has the latest equip
mcnt and devotcs his whole time
10 the care of eyes he is thor
oughly trained for this work, be-
ing an instructor in the Oregon
College of Ocular Sciences his Of
flee hours meet the needs of this
community eXactly-9 a. m, 10 II
and Z p. m, 10 . p. m. Bonham q
Currier Bldg; Empire 0379.
Currm' 5 do expert prescription
work.
The OwaisSa Campfire Girls
are giving a program in the high
school on Oct. 9Th, Mary Ilar-
ney, Elizabeth Schultle, Ena Pull
lin, Helen Mcmillan, Dorothy
Fluter, Janice Gould, Goldie Roe
banks, Mildred Erickson and Sal
lie llughson take part in the mu-
steal part of the program. Kath-
crime Bonham, Helen Borden and
Dorothea Pulln in a special
dance arranged by Miss Gammcc
with the help of Mrs, Gabriel
Pullin their guardian and Mr..
Lawrence Woodin, Portland bar
itone, This should be a very in
teresting program.
Select your Druggist with the
same care you do your Doctor,
Currin Says So.
II is now pretty well assured
that the proposition of voting up
on bonds for the construction of
a high bridge a 81. Johns will go
upon the ballot at the November
election. That such a bridge
here would prove the greatest
kind of a boon for the Peninsula
is well realized, Not only would
il increase property values, but
add largely TO the business trans
acted. The annoyance of waiting
on the ferry would be eliminated,
and the time of reaching the bus
mess center Of Portland would be
greatly leSSened. As a driveway
il would have no superiOrs and
as convenience it would be i'm
mense. Get out and boost.
Save time, trouble and money
al Currin s For Drugs.
There can be no doubt that ST.
Johns deserves and is entitled 10
better street car service. The
people here have been quite pa
tient in the hope that better ser
vice would be installed. But now
they feel that it is high time that
something should be done. AS
ably pointed out by speakers at
the Community Club meeting on
Tuesday evening, the service af-
fOrded is far from being in keep
ing with the progress being made
on the Lower Peninsula. Several
solutions have been advanced and
it is 10 be hoped that the compa-
ny will at once get busy and give
rs the better service which we are
so richly entitled 10.
We have given fourteen years