Mitorlcul Sootaty
Attend Meeting
Of tho Community Club at Y. W.
C. A. Building next Tuesday even
ing. St. Johns Fair Site Discussion.
ST. JOHNS REVIEW
St. Johns Fair Site
Will be Boos'cd at the Community
Club meeting Tuesday evening.
Let everybody attend and Boost.
VOLUME 17
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1921.
NUMBER 15.
High School Notes
Tho high school notes this
year will be reported and edited
by the several English classes in
succession. For this issue the
English sixth classes are re
sponsible, the active commit
tee being Joy Egteland, Morgan
Shirley, Leonard Harrington,
Lelia Baylor, Ruth Weiss and
Thelma Young.
The new school term at James
John has begun with the largest
enrollment since the school was
opened. The freshman class en
tering this term is the largest in
the history of James John. It
numbers 81 students who come
from the several schools of the
Peninsula and Unnton; also
many Btudents have transferred
from other schools, and one stu
dent is from Wales.
In assembly Friday Mr. Fletcher
back.fora month yet. Peter Erm
ler is on the F. G. Drenn. His
boat arrived in San Francisco
the twlefth, bo he is expected to
be back some time this week.
Heinie Bauer is on the City of
Reno, enrouto for European
ports.
Tuesday, September 13th the
8th termers had a most enjoya
ble picnic at Linnton beach,
Mrs. Hiestand chaneronincr.
They went in swimming, played
games, and at 5:30 had a de
lightful supper "under tho old
apple tree." ITiey played a
while longer and when the moon
looked down on tho scene, de
parted for home, feolintr that
welcomed the new students; the their initiation to Senior was
elected temporary captain of the The Columbia Tile Corpora
team. Three of tho boys on the tion, recently incoporated, has
squad are still on their Summer closed a deal whereby the corn
vacation. Bob Miller, captain pany becomes the owner of an
during the 1920 season, ioon the eight-acre tract on the south side
S. S. Pawlet, now somewhere in of Columbia boulevard, in tho
the Orient. He is not expected. Kenton industrial section of tho
new faculty members wero in
troduced and the freshmen sang
the traditional selection, Santa
Lucia.
Many changes in tho faculty
are observed tills term. Tho new
members nro: MissFlorencc Da
vis and Miss Celia Hunkins,
both of whom n-e James John
graduates; MIbs Brachtnnd Miss
Curtmull of Portland; MIsb Gore
of Leadvillu, Colorado.
At the Tu malum election held
most happy.
Y. W. C. A. Notes
WlTf all who are interested in
tho gymnasium class for this
Winter please come to tho build
ing next Wednesday, the 21st, at
2 p. m. Miss Gauwer from the
Central Association will be the
city. Tho tract will be used as a
site for the company's factory.
The site, which lies just cast of
tho Derby Btreet approach to the
inter-state bridge, has a front
age of 1116 feet, on the Oregon-
Washington railroad freight lino
and an eaual frontago on
boulevard. The company will
begin building at once, and it
is announced, on the tirstunit of
tho plant, which will be 90 by
335 feet in size, and will be of
A merchant in a nearby com
munity told a Herald reporter
the other day that there was no
business anyway, so why should
he advertise? And that reminds
us of the hen who nutt scratch
ing because there was a scarcity
of worms. It seemed to be a bad
year for worms; the hen didn't
see any of the wriggling var
mints trying to make them
selves at honest moal for
hungry chicken, and the hen
qnnn hpirnn to hnvn fhn nnnonr.
thtranco of a run-down fowl. The
owner noticed the run-down up
pearance, caught the hen, killed
her and threw the carcass to
tho ' 'liawgB" and the moral is
this: "Don't let your business
reinforced concrete. The first get tho run-down appearance or
instructor. Further plana will be
made at that limo. The clnss will
Tnnmlnv mnrnlnir iW fnllnwlntr , "0' September 2Gth
were ulected: Editor-in-chief. . A class in millinery Will begin
Jov Eirtelnnd: Hternrv. Vesta, the first of October, with Mrs.
Hughes; athletics, Leonard Har
rington; art, Anna Poo; business
manager, Romaync Brand assist
ant business manager, Robert
Lemon.
The new council held a meet
ing Friday evening. It voted on
namos to be submitted for the
Turn alum staff, uppolntcd Eliza
beth Schultz pianist for assem
bly singing, and named the Hon
or Point committee (or the year.
L. F. Pickens, instructor.
Clusscs in sowing, basketry
and clay wi'l ulso begin ut that
time. Watch for tho schedule
next week. For information re
gurding classes call Co). 57 or
Col. 1296.
Any girl or woman needing
help of any kind call tho Y. W.
C. A. Confidential nasitance.
Mrs. Norman Christie.general
secretary, and nine others of tho
Thcso last nro, Mabel Kae(l.i8taff. enjoyed a wafllo supper
cnnirman; tucar Aiciunney anu nat Friday night nt 7 o'clock at
Florence BlomKrcn, usslutant our building, gueats of the local
secretary.
members.
Friday, Soptombor 9th, tho
D. S. Girls guvo the first lunch
con of tho term to a committee
or Boosters for the 1925 Fair.
Tho football season is starting
oft with n rush and n bang at
James John this year. With six
Idttormen back and about twenty
now men out, tho prospects for a
winning team are favorable.
"Fluffy" Hiatt, an old James
John graduate, is coaching tho
team this season and under his
guidanco tho players are being
whipped into shape in quick or
der.
Tho project of a high bridge
in St. Johns will b') taken up be
fore tho Stato Legislature at its
next session, which is tho next
step to bo taken toward its ac
complishment. Whether or not
St. Johns secures the 1925 Expo
sition, tho bridge project will not
be neglected.
The St. Johns Hndwnro Co. is
having the entire front of the
Btore remodeled, and when com
pleted it will bo one of the finest
in the city. Gus Lucier has
Maynard Miksch has been charge of the work.
144 50c Tubes of Mag-Lac
Tooth Paste
As a special feature we will present abso
luteiy free, one tube of Mag-Lac Tooth Paste, 50c
size, to each of the first 144 adult persons enter
ing this store after
1 P.M.
fotlirfiAV
UUIUI UUJ
1
Septembe
r 17
We have selected Mag-Lac for this feature
because it is a very high class toilet necessity.
It contains milk of magnesia, which every den
tist knpws is the best corrective of acid mouth, the
principal cause of tooth decay.
Mag-Lac Tooth Paste corrects acid mouth
and thus prolongs the life and beauty of your teeth.
It also cleans and polishes, besides having a most
pleasant taste. We know that once you use it, it
will always be your choice.
Come and get yours. You are not asked to
buy anything. lust be early enough to be one of
the first 144. There is no obligation we want you
you to have it.
Girrin's For Drugs
building will be erected so that
other units can be put up from
time to time in the future as
business develops. The company
will manufacture only tho high
way grade of automobile and
auto truck tires, it is announced,
and will be the only fuctory
west of Chicago devoted ex
clusively to this type of tires.
Thousands of Oregon pioneers
have retired from an active lifo
and are now reaping a harvest
of contentment. But with many
there was a time when tho fol
lowing lines dedicated to tho
early Puget Sound pioneers,
were anything but inspiring:
"I tried to get out of the coun
try, but poverty forced mo to
stay, until 1 became nn old sot
tier; then nothing could drive mo
awuy."
An exchange sayB: "Thero
are two reasons why tho ladies
have quit carrying their money
in their stockings. Their petti
coats are so short that there is
no room at tho top, and their ho
siery so thin that the light
fingered gontry can boo whether
thero is enough money in it to
pay for robbing it otnerwiBo
tho banks are in good condition.
some of your best customers
might get it into their heads
that you are ready for thefinan
ciai graveyard and "pass you up
like a pay car passes a tramp."
Let's keep adertising. Mt.
Scott Herald.
Remember the St. Johns Com
munity Club meetB next Tuesday
evening In the i. W. U. A.
building. Thin will be nn im
portant meeting, and the first
to take place after tho Summer
vacation period. It will bo in
tho form of a mass meeting to
take up the St. Johns Fair Bite
proposition. Let everybody at
tend. Now is the time to boost.
Mr. and Mrs. James Vandcn
berg and son Fred have returned
from a several months' absence
in California and now occupy
tho D. E. Vernon residence, 2130
Willamette boulevard. Liko many
others, the Vandcnbcrg family
are now fully satisfied with St.
Johns.
Tho usual casualties are re
ported for the hunting season
and women are not doing tho
hunting either. If they were tho
men would advocato taking
away their licenses. Bonton
County Courier.
I wish I werc a little stone
A-scttin' on a hill,
With not n single thing to do,
But just a-settin' still.
I wouldn't cat;
I wouldn't sleep;
I wouldn't even wash.
I'd jes' set there a million years
And rest myself, b'goshl Ex.
At the St. Johns Community
church last Sunday the attend
ance at Sunday school was very
encouraging. Every effort is be
ing made to provide classes for
every ago. Next Sundav morning
the paBtor's subject will bo "The
Dignity and Necessity of Being n
Christian. "In theevening, after
a fifteen minutes' song service.
beginning nt 8 o'clock, n.set of
slides, picturing tho life of
Christ, will bo shown. These
slides aro of a good quality and
will be accompanied with a Ice
ture. If you do not worship
elsewhere you are urged to meet
with us. Reported.
Lynns Van Duzcn of 4150swc
go street died September 12th of
heart trouble. He was born in
Ontario, Canada, and come here
from Michigan about twelve
years ago. Mr. van uuzen was
aged 58 years, 10 months and 2G
days, and is survived by his
widow. Tho funeral services
were held in tho Christian
church Wednesday nt 2 n. m..Dr.
Jones preaching the sermon. In
terment took placo in Roso uity
cemetery, the St. Johns Under
taking Co. being in charge of
the remains.
Alphone Lucier. son of Gus
Lucier, expects to arrive home
from Ketchikan. Alaska, today.
This was his fourth trip to
Alaska, where ho has been em
ployed by tho Moore Packing Co.
lo left here last March.
Rosoburg is certainly on the
map just now. Hut it took a mur
der caso to accomplish the fuct.
Rosoburg Nows-Roviow.
GEORGIA RICH
ACCREDITED PIANO TEACHER
Musical Analysis. Hand Building and Relaxation
Credits given to High School Students
St. Johns Studio Residence Studio
410 Oswego Street
Colombia 554
515 Afusworth Ave.
Woodlawn 2092,
For a DRIPPING NOSE
And CHILLY TOES, Wear ROGERS' Warm
35C HOSE 3 PAIRS $1.00
TAKE TIME TO READ THESE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
Drcti Sox, 15c, 2 pair 2fc
Drew Sox 20,26c, 35c
Silk Sox COc, 76, 8Cc
Wool DrcM Sox... COc, 7Cc, $1.00
Clock Stripe Sox 75c, 85c
NKKTIKS 25c up
Garter 20c, 35c, 50c
Sustwmlert 50c, CSc, 75c
lUmlkurclilcU 10c, 3 (or 25c
Collar Pins 26c, 50c, $ 1.00
Nektlc rim 25c, 50c, $1.00
Collar llutlons 3 for 6c; 10c
Cuff Links 25c, 35c, 60c
Nektlc Claapa COc, $1.00
Cotton Cloven 10c up
Heavy Work Pauls f2.60
I)rri I'utiti f3.05up
Pocketbooks 26c, 36c, 50c
Williams' Shaving Soap 6c
Talcum l'owiler. , ,77.'. 16c
Olive Cream Soap 2 cakes 16c
Colgate's Dental Cream 10c
Arm Humls ...10c, 26c
All Starched Collars,,.,, 20c
Ruber Collars 26c
Men's Urest Shoes f4.05
Men's Work Shoes $3.85
Hoys' Scout Shoes J2.60
Hoys' Dress Shoes f'i'JC up
Boys' mouses 05c
Hoys' Dress Cups 05c
Hoys' Suits $4.85, fH,W, 9.60
Hoys' Overcoats f7.50
Hoy." rants $1.25, f 1.60
Hoys' Corduroys $1,1)5
Hoys' Suspenders , 26c
Hoy' Stockings 30c, 35c
Hoys' I'ulou Suits $1.10, $1.25
Hoys'lloss or Roa.l Ov. $.IQ, f 1.25
Hoys' Helta 50c
Men's Del ts..., 60c, C6c, 75c, $1.00
.Children's Rubers C5c
Mlic' Ruber 85c
Women's Rubers ....$1.00
Hoys' Rubers $ 1.10, f 1.20
Men's Rubers $1.26, 1.35, 1.60
Women's Toe Rubers 76c
Ruber Shoes $3.60, 3.75, 4.00
Best Grade Hip Hoot fH.2G
Ruber Heels 36c
Hossot the Road Overalls.,., fl.flG
Coveralls $2.50, 2.06
Work Shirts 55c, 1.16, 1.35
I'launel Shirts $2.00, 2.50 up
Unlonsults $1.25, I CO, 1.76
Men's Kaps 05c to 2.60
Dress lint $2.50 up
Dicss Shirt $1,50 up
Negligee Shirts fl.50 up
Leather Work Aprons $1,25
Carpenters' Aprons CCc, 1,00
Carpenters' Overall $1,05
Shop Cam 16c, 35c, COc
Rnln lints 60. 75c, 1.00
Slickers 2,25, 3.25
Men's Oveicoats 16.00, 10.50
Men's Mackinaw 7.60, 0,50
Hoys' Mackinaw 5.50, 6.60
Tin I'ant 2.05
Wrap Leggings 1,50
Leather Puttees ,4.o6
Hiking 1'auts 2.06
Ladies' Ctverall 85c
Heavy Hlbless Overall 1,60
KOGKRS' 8PHCIAI 50c
Future Should Be Considered
While considuritiR an appro
priate site for the 11)25 Exposi
tion it would be well to look
forward to the possibilities of
the future regarding locations
for manufacturing Dlahts desired
in our city. Therefore, tho great
opportunities tho Peninsula of
fers is worthy of due considera
tion, owing to the fact that
transnortntion fnnlHttpn nffnmA
hero aro uncqualed both by land
ana water, wo fervently trust
that in the broad and just decis
ion of thnnn rnqttnnniiiln fnv thr
location of this great event they
will select a location which at
tho expiration of such there will
bo left bucIi territory available
for flnsirfil fnifnrv timl Inialtuiaa
propositions. Wo have also under
construction at the present time
1'ior Park, which we may rest
assured, will prove itself one
among the most prominent of
its kind. It is our desire at this
time to impress upon the public
mind without n doubt tho Pen
insula, in all its irrandeur and
splendor, offers all that may bo
required so far as territory, etc..
aro concerned, Wo aro at the
nrescnt timo rfniiiUmr nn hi.
vestigation of this most popular
part oi tne city lor such an ex
hibit. We need business, a pay
roll and all that goes to bring
nioro nrn.qnnrnnn itmnu in mir
Citv. Hint win mnv Im tnimlnil
among the living, to bo ever on
tho alert for eventualities lying
dormant about us, to certfiy
that tho advantageous opportu
nities win not nn lor nnmt iv n
allowed to escano our notice.
let tin nil dn our ilntv ntwl nn?t
in this gigantic undertaking, and
endeavor to show to tho civil
ized world thntWH urn nnxidilnir
and practicing to our utmost
tllOSO thin tfH most cattentlnl tn
human progress. Success is our
Illutto that thn ni'lilnvnmnnt nf
greater things may bo recorded
to our credit wo will bo required
to cant hhIiIo tho mnntln nf unit.
iflhneHH niul ninv nminm with
ourselves and our fellow man.
Publicity Manager Kratornal
uoostora of Portland.
MULTNOMAH
T11EATHE
Thursday and l'rldnv, Sept. 15 and 1C
JAS. KIRKWOOD AND WES
LEY BARRY In
"Bob Hampton of Placer"
From the book by Rmidnll Parish
This Is an exceptionally kjocI j.lc
turc.
I
I
Reduction !
Auto Storage
To $5.00 per Month
. Flro Proof Garage
Central Location
Excollcnt Service
General Repairing
by Expert Mechanbs
at New
Reduced Prices
All Work Guaranteed
Field's Motor Gar Co.
OF ST. JOHNS
212 South Jersey Street
Phone Cot. 656
St. Johns Fuel Co.
fill) Columbia Houleviinl
Slab nntl Cordwooil
Office Wlldrose Shingle Co.
Phone Col. 918
BrinK in your news items.
GOOD BTUl'l AT T1IJS RIGHT J'JIIOii
U u L K o
. THE RAINCOAT MAN
Bk of CMHMice Mkt .ST. IDHM9 Oho hma
St. Johns Undertaking Co.
Thomas Grlce, Manager
Office, Col. 527 PHONES-Nhjht, Col. 299 208 N. Jersey St.
FREE USE OF CHAPEL AUTOAIOBILE HEARSE
Night or Day Colls Promptly Answered
Not a Branch office of any
Portland Undertaking Co.
1,0 W RKNT enables us to give
our customers the benefit of
Very I,ow Prices.
We guarantee lower prices than you can get in the city
SOS
SURE OF SERVICE
W7iojj You Insure With Urn
-V . CAFITAL $150,000
4? GKNKItAL 1NHUIIANCK 'Vw
MOimUOK I)ANH ! I N VKHTM KNTH
Mt. Joiinh, Iifrivjvi, Oiikcion
108 South Jersey St Phone Columbia 161
"Say 4t tuiti 3(otoera"
Sftecltett' s Greenhouses
814 and 816 North Kellogg Street
. Phone Col. 401
CALDWELL & SON
LEADING BARBERS
The place where good service mid
courteoui treatment prevail. Children'
hair cutlltiK receive special attention.
109 BURLINGTON STREET
DEARING'S
For Fine Chocolates
Ice Cream, Tobacco and Cigars
311 South Jersey Street
The Step Inn Pool Room
Jiy I'Ullitdelphin St.
Is now under the Management of
A. 11 rod Mr. Antiunion
A Portion of Your PatronaK will be
Appreciated
$100 Reduction
The Wonderful
1922 Chevrolet
With it's New Rear Axle, Timkcn
Bearings and New Clutch
THINK OF IT,
ONLY $675,00 HERE AT ST, JOHNS
COMPLETLY EQUIPPED
Come See it and Ride in it. Drive
it away for
$250.00 DOWN
Fields' Motor Car Co.
OF ST. JOHNS 212 S. Jersey Street
Phono for Freo Demonstration, Col. 656
tS Thrifty
We offer every inducement
to those who are trying to bet
ter their financial condition.
Our first recommendation is a
Savings Account.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE
The Bank For Savings