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JOHNS REVIEW VOLUME 18 ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1922. NUMBER 1G ST. ! For Sale One Ford enr with piston rings; two rear wheels, one front spring, lias no fend ers, seat or plank; burns lots of gas and hard to crank. Carbure ter busted, half way through; en gine missing, hits on two. Three years old; four In the spring, lias shock absorber and every thing. Radiator busted, sure does leak; differential's dry, you can hear it squeak. Ten spokes missing; front all bent; tires blowed out, aint worth a cent. Got lots of speed, will run like the deuce; burns either gas or tobacco juice. Tires all off; been run on the rim. A mighty good Ford for the shape it's in. Hx. St. Johns United Evangelical church, J. Iloldcman, pastor. Regular services on next Sunday morning and evening. The at tendance last Sunday did not come up to the attendance the Sunday before; so much sickness may account for it. All corneas soon as you are well enough to come. The subject in the loung People's meeting in the evening was interesting and helpful. The Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary society program fol lowing the Young People's meet ing was well attended and well rendered. The address by Rev. Qoode was an inspiration and en couragement to all the workers in the missionary cause. A lib eral offering was received for missions. deported. The following is quoted from a western journal, says (lie I'liil dolphin Ledger: "Wo have ta ken wood, potatoes, corn, eggs, butter, onions, cabbage, chick ens, stone, calico, lumber, sand, labor, sauerkraut, second band clothing, coouskins, scrap iron, shoo pegs, rawhides, chinkapins, tan bark, dogs, sorghum, seed, jar ware, and wheat straw on subscription, and now a man wants to know if wo would send the paper for six months for a largo owl. Wo have no prece dent for refusing' and if we can find a man who is out of owl and wants some we'll do it." Of all the iniquitous vocations in the world, that of dopo ped dler is the worst. Compared to him, the bootlegger almost takes oir a virtuous hue, inless. per chance, he bo nuo of those boot leggers who pass out deadly poi son for .iquor. Kv. Old Father Hubbard went to the cupboard (o get himself a drink, and when ho got there tho! cupboard was bare, so ho took one from the sink. . I MACK'S tend Furniture Second 117 Philadelphia Street Empire 487 BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED Will Pay Cash for all Used Furniture, Stoves, Etc. Call and lot me glvo you a price GENERAL Peninsula hospital D. KAVANAGH 312 Trumbull St., cor. Willamette blyd. The Hospital for St. Johns Special Nurses Obtainable Buy Wood Now! Green Wood, Part Green and Dry Immediate Delivery St. Johns Lumber Co. South Port Coal $12.75 CLEAN, HOLDS FIRE OVER NIGHT BROADWAY 70 Government tests show our Utah and Wyoming Coals excel in heat. Price $14 and $15. The Snns Dicu Ricn class of the Evangelical church enjoyed a delightful Valentine party at the home' of Miss Vesta Dibble Saturday, the 18th. The evening was spent in playing interesting games. Dainty refreshments were served. Among those pres ent were: Fay Palmer, Ruby Brous, Charlotte Reid, Lelia Taylor, Lucy Thomas, Ruth Pal mer, Lillian Avery, Doris Max well, Thelma Young, Eleanor Barry, Mourn 1 Bolen, Vclla Rob erson, Viola Rassi, Helen Doug lass, Lauretta McCarthy, Audrey .James, Grace Swan, Elsie Ra!m, Matilda Iliourick, Catherine Riehter, Vesta Dibble, Bertha Young,NToltio Dawson, LatieGoe, Rex Bolen, Raleigh Meyer, Ar thur Roborson,Maxwcll MncDou aid, Floyd Monda, Harold Bar ry, Ellery Landers, Lester Spot fcrd Alfred Maplethorpe, Owen Robertson, Roy Riekman, Calvin Kobortson. ueporjed. While the time' for announce mcnt of candidacies for munici pal ofllces which become vacant in .Inly, J!)L';i, is far distant, ncv ertholess one about the city hal can hear more or less about what is to happen. For instance City Commissioner Bigelow is pronar inir to make a race to be re-elect ed; William Adams, city treas nrer, is giving serious eonsideni tion to the question of running for a scat in tho council; Dr. T. li. l'crkins, former city cominis sinner, is certain to be a candi date with strength that will make him n formidable candidate and it is quite probable that Stanhope Pier, son of City Commissioner Pier, will be a candidate to 1111 i no vacancy which win occur when Mr. Pier, Sr., steps out of lice. City Auditor Funk, who has been reported as coveting a seat in the council, has told his friends that he is satisfied with his present berth and will ask the voters to return him to the city auditor's office. Portland Daily Abstract. To grow rich : Trust none, be friend none, get all possible, save all you get; stint yourself and yours; heap interest, bo menu, miserable, despised for thirty years; and when wealth has come denth comes to finish the job your body is buried in a deep hole, tho heirs dance over it, and your spirit goes where! Roy Jacobs of 811 Hudson St. recently underwent an operation at St. Vincent's hospital, and ho is slowly recovering. His father' S. D. Jacobs of Zilla, Wash., is visiting him here. Phone Columbia 1492 tore i A four ncre traet on the west side of the river opposite St. Johns, and extending from the IJnntnn road to the harbor line, was purehased last week by the American Box & Crate company for a eash consideration of $20, 000. The site is oeupied by the buildings formerly used by the Oregon Wood Distillation com pany. Kepairs on the structures are under way and machinery valued at $40,000 is being install ed ior the manufacture of box shooks. A veneer plant will also be installed at an early date. Of llcials of the company are J. W. T. ,J., .1. ,1. and Mrs. Solum Harri son. The concern started opera lions in 1018 with a capitalixa tion of $1500 and consumed MOO feet of lumber daily. Present daily consumption is 40,000 feet and this will be increased to (i0.- 000 when the new plant is in stalled. The factory will employ 75 operatives. The new site was purchased from Campbell & Swi gert. Oflleers were elected at the Community Sunday School last Sunday as follows: Supt., Hobt. McMnhon; Asst. Supt., Mrs. O. li. Nickcrson; Sec, Dora Adams; Treas., Wallace Hoyd; Librarian, Will Carley; Organist, Veda Carlcy . Due to sickness the C. J5. attendance was small, hut with Ella Ackormau leading, there was a good mooting. The evening service was well attend ed; the character portrayals by the pastor in "The Head of the House" was thoroughly enjoyed. The now ollleors will be installed at the Sunday school service. The evening service will he in charge of the Christian Undoav or. Heporls will he given of the State Convent ion by Misses Ma bel Heed and Htith Gordon; Miss Gordon will sing "Have Thine Own Way, Lord." Koportt'd. Final WIndup Week of SKIDOO SALE of Winter Apparel for Men MEN'S WOOL UNION SUITS Regular Price $6.00, Sale Price $4.50, Two Suits $8.50 Regular Price $3.50, Sale Price $2.75, Two Suits $5.00 Men's Cotton Rib Union Suits, Sale Price $1.25. $1.75 Overcoats Men's Suits $12.50,$14.95, $16.50 $12.50, $16.50. $18.50. $22.50 Mcn,s Drcss Men's Wool Vests, also R-imrmh: Sweater Coats ivtiintotiib Houso Jackct styIo $3-95, $6.50, $8.50, $12.50 Reg. Price $4.50, Extra Spo. .$2.95 SlMSiaillHBMSHBlHMBSlSHaMBaiHBBMSaaWMMM MMnaHMMBMBHBMaWMMIHIilMaMIBMMI Men's Felt Hats Dress Caps Your TO OCT Values up to Reg. Price $2.50, Salo Price. .$1.85 Choice q333 $6.50 Reg. Price $1.95, Salo Price.. $1.40 House Slippers NEKTIES Reg. Price $3.50, Sale Price. $2.45 Reg. Price $1.50, Sale Price. .$1.20 Reg. Price $1.35, Sale Price. . . .95c Reg. Price $1.25, Salo Price. . . .95c LARGE ASSORTMENT MEN'S DRESS fs jm kiw mm S H O ES$4.95 Men's Guaranteed Leather Work Shoes, Extra Special $2.95 and $3.15 St. Johns Undertaking Co. Thomas Grice, Manager Office, Col. 527 PHONES --Nlht, Col. 299 208 N. Jersey St. DON'T BE A VICTIM OF THE FIVE O'CLOCK BURGLAR Store your papers and box iu our fire proof vault, ll .1.- .Durgiar aiarm, 53.oo per year. t Peninsula Security Company t On Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 15th, the ladies of the Congrega tional church and friends held a Martha "Washington tea at the home of Mrs. II. L. Whisler, 811 Smith avenue. The house was tastefully decorated with potted ferns and (lowers and the cos tumes of dresses worn in Wash ington's day worn by n few gave the only needed finishing touch to tho occasion. Especially at tractive was the costume of little Marilyn Nottrsc, our minister's two year old daughter, who per formed her part perfectly. A bountiful luncheon was served at four o'clock and all felt very for t until o to bo present when it was discovered Mrs. AMusler was go ing to serve some of her chicken sandwiches. Those present were Mesdanios Cheney, l'olhill, Groh, Finch, Knowlcs, W. G. Powell, ltoborts, Manning, Nourso, Da vidson, Wright, Doherty, lllair, Floyd, Foul, Veda Carley, Web ster, Doyd, Green, Shepherd, Whisler, Powell The children present were Marilyn and Kath leen Nourse, Vena Way, Jack Blair and Janet and Dale Powell. lieported. A. C. Galbraith, 877 Oberlin street, is planning an extensive house building campaign in the St. Johns district during the en suing spring and summer. He has just taken out building permits for four houses to bo built on Leonard street, and plans are be ing made for the erection of a number of houses in the vicinity uf the now James John high school. Dan Williamson's Itcstauratit in the Masonic Block has been enlarged and attraetivoly Im proved by closing in the front and thus adding to the floor space. Kogors sells Tennis Shoes, ROGERS' valuables in u safe deposit T equipped with automatic f T Laurehvood Past Noble Grand Club STUNT KVKNING. Composed by Anna Canright. YouM scarce expect one ol my nje , To perform any itunt upon the stnoe. So come all you jcoi!lc, great ml small, ' And see II your alphabet you can recall. I'll be the teacher; you toe tha mark, And Into this rhyme you may silently bark. first in the line Is the letter A, Which stands tor Amreln and Anderson, too. They may tell u quickly as the words can be said What letters express twenty, less than one hundred. D is (or IturruitKUs, Deckiuan, Doyd nnd Jleam Stands also (or Dullness; they sure make a team. Aic usually nuict and usually steady, Driving singly, in tandem or for double span ready. We'd like them to tell in accents bold What insect gives sweetness for young and old. C is for Chaney nnd Cntirluht, too. The present and pitst. Just pity us, do. Stands too ior our rati Noble Grand Club. The best of dub kind, wo can truthfully The letter we use, as one of the best; It is C to behold. Need we tell all the rest? 1) mentions the doers In this littte band Who travel straight on with hand clasped by hand. 1) is also for dues which we owe every year. There's a few forgotten this season, we fear, 15 Is our cars as wall as our eyes; We use both for protection, so are quite wise, 1' stands for the (int. we surely must pay If we miss our quotation on any Club day. I' is for funds In tho bank that we save. We're working fur more a large sum we crave. O Is the good that we already have done With our time, thoughts and efforts and even our luti. Letter II will now please step into line, We wish your number was nearer nine. There's Haskell nnd Hendricks wlto're always ready. Haute nnd Haines, never slow, and steady. Hall and Hill, we'd like you to tell How you chose that letter II so well. Head, Heart and Hands are the helpers three Whoso works last through liternlty. '4 GREAT BIG TEMPTATION "Say it with 3ioioers" Cut Flowers, Ferns Flowering Pot Plants, Floral Designs. SBecAett' s Qreeniouses 814 and 816 North Kellogg Street Phone Col. 401 CALDWELL & SON LEADING BARBERS The place where good service and courteou treatment-prevail. Children' hair cutting receive special attention. 109 BURLINGTON STREET St. Johns Fuel Co. 515 Columbia Boulevard Slab and Cordwood Office Wildrose Shingle Co. Phone Col. 918 DEARING'S For Fine Chocolates Ice Cream, Tobacco and Cigars 311 South Jersey Street I Is the Interest we always take; J is the Justice we never forsake; K Is the kindness we wish to extend, h is the love which wc wish to expend. With M, which is money, and whose use has no end, In the N and the O of our noble order. To our new noble grand, Lauretta Noreue, We tender our New Year's wishes sincere. Remember the sick; be kind to the well. Keep the members all busy and you wilt excel. 1 Is the patience and pennies, too, We used for twelve plus for the sisters true. Q might be queer minrrcl which never have come. We question the wisdom and so have none. R is for Rogers and Robinson, too Their work in the order Is not very new. They've been Rebekahs for years and ior years, And we praise their fine service without uy tears. f S itau lids for Secretary Snyder, always oler. always staid She keeps our books In order and the money must be paid, S stands, too, for the stunts that are pulled off tonight. 'Tis fun to be watching; in tha pranks we delight. T Is for Thomss and the splendid times we've had. U Is useful, unique and for union, nothing very bad. V Is for victory, the vim and the vigor Which the club must use If it wishes to get bigger, W stands (or women and the work waiting to be done. It isn't like man's work, which lasts from sun to sun. X Is for the extra care bestowed upon this ryhmo. Y Is for you to increase the value of the Club with time. 7. Is the zeal every member should show; Without it nothing succeeds, as you know. Our effort is ended; our stunt is performed. We hope each one of you has been greatly charmed, AMERICAN SHOE SHOP 110 S. Jersey Street EDW. CONNANT, Prop. There lins heen a splendid re sponse to my otter to repair shoes nt cost to newly persons. I iiavo on hnnd flvu pairs of children's shoes; 7 pnirn of Indies' shoes, small nnd , medium sizes, nil iu ujood repair. LET'S GO I St. Johns Christian CHURCH Oswego and Central Bible School 9:45 A. M, Communion and Sermon 11:00 A. M. C. E. 6:30 P. M. Sermon 7:30 P. M. Midweek Senlct Thursday 8 P. M, DEVOTED T the prsclamitlii f the Coiptl To rcstsrln primitive ChrlitlirUty To rurlt Strlpturil Ideals Ts billalif ChrUilin (hinder. DR. JONES, Minister Beilfcntt Phone Col. tW Office Csl. 97 A Suit Pressed 35c Why pay more? Why not bring those suits here now nnd let Joy put them into con dition? You would be sur prised how much longer clothes wear when we keep them in shape for you, A Suit French Dry Cleaned $1.25 Store No. 4 217 N. Jersey .Street 6 Stores Telephone Main 998 II. A. LONGSTAFF Representing Northwesters Mutual Lid lisvranee Co. 639 N. Kellogg Street MULTNOMAH TI-IEATHE Thurs. nnd Fri., Feb. 23 nnd 21 Dorthy Phillips in "MAN, WOMAN AND MAR RIAGE" An exceptionally strong eight. reel super special Saturday, February 25th Paulino Stark in "WIFE AGAINST WIFE" Sunday, Februnry 2Gth CHARLES RAY in "R. S. V. P." Mon. nnd Tucs., Feb. 27 nnd 28 Wm. Duncan in - llflrntipt TTf ATrni Vitngrnph. Also "White Knglc" No. 8. Wednesday, Mwoh 1st A Walsh Special "THE SERENADE" Thurs. nnd Fri., Mnrch 2 nnd !l Richard Barthclmcss in "TOL'ABLE DAVID" A story of the Virginia moun tains. Wo eousider it to bo one of tho best picture. of the pnst year. Pulley & Zurcher Plumbing, Heating & Tinning Wc Repair Aluminum Ware l'lionc Col. 1)2 207 8. Jersey St. Dr. W. J. Gilstrap Physician & Surgeon Glasses Accurately Fitted X ray Laboratory Peninsula Security Co. Hid'. St. Johns. K. O. Muck Hioiics Col. lUSt Ilait H531 A. A. Muck Phone Col. 118 Main m'l 007 l'cssendcn .Street Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock Member of the Iltilldrrit' ltxchmiKt Hall 8 Davis Barber Shop nnd HATH HOOMH HALL A Dull, Proprietors 108 Philadelphia St. Itntl.s Mc Officc-Cnl. (Wfi Residence- Col. 177 Dr. E. P. Borden DENTIST Painless extraction of teeth under nitrous oxide jjas Peninsula HtuiK llldi:. St. Johns, 1'ortliuid, Oregon KEN'S CABINET SHOP 418 North Jersey Street l'urniture Making nnd Job Work a Specialty. UcfinlHhiug nnd Itu- wiring uenlly done. THE I HOUSE OYE WORKS 317 N JliKSKV Me t's suits cleaned and prested 1.60 Meu's suits n)iiKd nnd prestetl .GO Ladles' suits mid coats cleaned and pressed 1.60 French Dry or Steam Cleaning We make no clmrpc (or ending (or ami delivering, minor repairs, rv placing broken buttons. Our rates tire recoguUed Sttmdurd l'rices for l'irl-cluss Work, We specialize on Quick Service. Good Work, Tel. Columbia 1289 h. A ft An ru a e PENINSULA HUE ABSTRACT & REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Manager 402 N. Jarsey Street Abstracts of Title Prewired Title Kx'imiuc-d Phone Columbiu 255 PORTRAIT of yourself or any member of your family FREE Call at the address below for par ticulars. Sample on exhibition at Philadelphia Shoe Shop CARL JUIINKK, Prop. 304 N. Jersey Street. I'houe Columbia 874 L. R. NICHOLS Chimney Brick, Cesspool IJrick, also Contracts taken for Digging Cesspools, digger, John Morgan. 602 N. Kdlson Street Phono Columbia 977 PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO., Inc. Electrical Engineers md Contractors WIKINO HJXTOKKS AND SIWMMS General Repair Work 109 3. Jersey Sueet, Portland, Oregon
