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JOHNS REVIEW
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VOLUME 18
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921.
NUMBER 0
Death of Leathea Burrel!
Leatha Poling Burrell was born
?,orvaI is'.. Oregon, June 28th,
rJi)9, and died at her home in
St. Johns, Oregon, December 5th.
liwi, aired twelve years, five
A writer in the Montavilla
Times favon a merging of
three locations for the 1925 Ex
position, claiming that "we
have not a single location com
pletely filling all the require
ments that an exposition of this
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u n ik wiiii iiiuidon Is nnri nnrl St. .Inhns.
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at that time
UllltL'fl Kviimro icnl Phnnt. nl
Corvallis. and when aim mnuori St. Johns United Evangelical
with her narenis tn St. .inlmq Church. Regular services next
lur membershin wna nlnnn Sunday. Had a good attendance
With theirs in Miinclnifi.fi oi,,, 'last Sunday: three united with
was n faithful Christian until her 1 ie church Sunday morning. The
going home. She leaves to Sunday school is preparing a
i ijrurum lor uiinaimua, which
I will probably bo given Friday
i evening, December 23rd.
Receipts from the operation of The St. Johns postoftice should
the municipal terminals during No- certainly be provided with more
vetnber reached the enormous to-, help during the holiday season,
tal of $90,745, the larpest returns The present force, no matter
of any month in the history of the how hard they work, cannot do
port. Municipal Terminal No. 4 the oflico justice, and long
turned into the coffers of the. com-' waits on the part of patrons is
mission a total of $G6,500 Re- inevitable at times. The head
ceipts from Terminal No. 1 were office would certainly be juati
$17,000; No. 2, $6,250; No. 3, fled in providing more help. The
$675, and public levee, $320. business demands it.
Santa Claus at the St. Johns
Hardware store Saturday proved a
wonderful attraction, and the pro
prietors scarcely realized there were
so many boys and girls in St. Johns
Anyhow all enjoyed the cuter
prise immensely and Sawn Claus
acquitted himself In superb style.
He will repeat his visit there Satur
day. NEKTIES 60c. -ROGERS.
nnurn their bss her fntiifr.
nuttier, two sisters, three broth
dm and many other relatives and
friends. We do not mourn as
those that have no hope, but
have the hope of meeting again.
Services were held In St. Johns
United Evangelical Church at
two o'clock Friday, December
9th, in charge of the pastor, J. H.
Holdeman, with the sermon by
Rev. Schmalle of Portland Ock
my urcen onurcn, a lormer pas
tor. Mrs. Lena Day, Leatl;
music teacher, presided at the
piano, with the singing by Mrs.
C. P. Gates and Mrs. Good. Mrs.
Gool sang "Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere." The body was laid
to rest in the Portland Cremate
ri.im at East Fourtenlh and By
lies streets. May the Lord com
fort thu sorrowing ones. Re.
ported.
In the writeup of the Com
munity Club meeting in last
iidue we inadvertently omitted
thu Altruistic Club of the 1'yth
inn Sisters in the rejort of
Mrs. Davis in the good work
donu in assisting public welfare.
The Altruistic Club has accom
plished splendid work and has
reliovcd much distress in a quiet,
uno3tentious way. Only Inst
week two families of children
were outfitted in clothing and
supplied with food and other no
Cfssitien by the club.
Given Brownie Camera; $2.00
to $1.50 -Ctirrin'H for Drugs.
The regular monthly meeting
of the George School Parent
Teachers' Association will be
held at the school on Tuesday
evening, December 201 h. The
program will begin promptly nt
7:30 p. m., and a social evening
will follow. All parents are es
pecially urged to attend.
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Lena Dnv I nnlL'a . .nniBum nospiini naa
wr ? nt iw been taking care of many cases
and tnc people tire beginning to
realize more and more tho value
and convenience of this institu
tion. It is well managed and tho
patients receive the best of
care, It is cerafnly deserving of
a iiint liberal patronage.
V. II. Gunsolus of Omaha.
NcbrusKU. is tho guest of his
brother. D. E. Gunsolus, of this
place. He is an old time news
paper tnun and has held several
responsible county positions. Mr.
Gonsolus will spend some time
in California before returning
home.
Tho Port of Portland has pur
chased Swan Island and plans
ury being perfected for dredging
thu West Swan Island channel.
which will be eventually opened
300 feet wide and 32 feet deep
throughout.
D. C. Lewis and B. F.
Mulkey had charge of the dc
fense in the Burns murder case,
which resulted in a hung jury.
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To First Person Who Buys
One of the Wonderful New
CHEVROLET
AUTOMOBILES
For Christmas Gift
No Telephone Orders Received
FIELD'S MOTOR CAR CO.
CHRISTMAS SILKKNIT MB gM
NEKTIES 75c
Men's Silk Plaited HOSE, nil colors 50c
Silk Handkerchiefs 50c
Garters 20c, 35c,50c
Wool Dress Hose 50c, 95c
Cashmere Socks 35c, 3 for $1.00
Cuff Links 35c, 50c, 75c, $1 00
Arm Hands 10c, 15c, 25c
Soft Collars 25c, 35c, 50c
All Starched Collars 20c
"Arrow" Handkerchiefs 10c, 15c, 25c
Dress Shirts $1.50. $LG5, Sl.75 up to $3.00
Silk Stripe Shirts $2.95 up
Uest Tub Silk Shirts $7-50
Dress Caps $1 50, $1.95, 2 50
Dress Suspenders 50c, 75c, 95c
Pants $1.75, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 4.85
Men's Uiiionsuits $1.50, 1.75,2.50,3.25
Heavy Overalls, Union made $1.50
Men's House Slippers ... . 95c, SI. 35. 1.85. 2 95
NUKTIKS 25c, 50c, 75c, 95c up
Belts, Men's or Boys 50c, 75c, $1.00
Kid Gloves $1.85,2.60
Auto Driving Gloves 1.45, 1.76,2.75, 3.25
Men's Fine Dress Raincouts $12.50
Sweater Coats $1.45, 1.95
Wool Sport Coats. $4.50
Wool Sport Vests , $4.50
Collar Bags $175
Muillcrs, Silk or Wool $1.75, 2.50
Boys' Suits. $4.85 up
Men's Suits -. $17.50 up
Men's Overcoats $1C50 up
Men's Mackinaws $7.50, 9.50, 10.75
Boys' Mackinaws $0.50
Men's Leather Work Shoes $3.35 up
Men's Leather Dress Shoes $4. 95 up
Flannel Shirts $2 25, 2.50,2.95, 3.50, 4.85
Hats and Caps that fit your face mid pocketbook
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Several new faces were to be
seen at the Community Church
last Sunday. The plans were per
fectd for the Christmas program
and those who are to take part arc
busily at work. The choir has been
strengthened by new members.
Good music is assured at all of
these services, and especially for
the Christmas exercises. The ser
mons are all prepared with the idea
of presenting a direct appeal to the
Individual. Our desire is to estab
lish a program that will not be self
ish, but rather one that will be of
benefit to the entire community.
There will be regular services. Sun
day school nt 10:00. Morning wor
ship at n:oo. Evening service at
7:30. The Christian Endeavor is
getting under way. There is a
dandy bunch of young people with
a real purpose. Howard Grccu will
lead Sunday evening. The meeting
will begiu promptly nt 6:30. Re
ported. Attention, Masons! You, your
wives, mothers, sisters and daugh
ters arc invited to attend the annual
installation ceremonies which will
be conducted in the Masonic hall,
December 19th, 192 1, at 7:30 p. nt.
Come and get acquainted. After the
Installation ceremonies there will be
a social time. Good music; no long
drawn speeches just a good, old
fashioned Masonic evening. He
member the hour, 7:30 p. tn. Pen
insula Chapter No. 43, Royal Arch
Masons. W. A. Carroll, E. II. P.
A masquerade ball will be
given by tho L. O. O. M. Sat
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Tho girls' basket ball schedule
will start Tuesday, December
20th, with a game between tin1
fifth and sixth termers, and onc
between the seventh und eighth
termers. On Wednesday the first
and second termers and the third
and fourth termers will play.
The boys' basket ball team of
James John High School will
play Hood River High School De
cember lGth. The local team has
been doing some hard work
lately, under the leadership of
Mr. Kalmbach, coach, and the
team is prepared to give Hood
River a hard tight.
Parents of the students of
James John are always welcome
but on Thursday and Friday of
last week they had a special in
visitation to visit the school.
Fifty-five mothers and fathers
accepted n n d caught brief
glimpses of actual school work
during the day. We hope that
these and other parents will
come again.
A goodly number of patrons
and parents were visitor at the
Assembly on Thursdny. T h 0
Girls Glee Club gave two mu
sical selections. Mr. Boyer led
thu Assembly in songs and Rob
ert Ray, one of the freshmen
boys, with his mother and sis
ter, gave a violin, cello and pi
ano trio.
Mr. Wiese, director of typing
RUBERS, UMBRELLAS, STAG SHIRTS
"GOOD STUFF AT THE RIGHT PRICE"
ROGERS
unlay evening. December 17th. r H,.linki..Wnlk,.r'. v'mitmi ilu
at the Moose Hall. A peppy live school Tuesday. In a talk before
piece orchestra. Suitable prizes tho typing students he emplm
awarded. Proceeds go toward aized the importance of accti
Christmas tree fund for the rncy, sitting posture and move
children Of the Commit- ninnfu nf the llntrnra mid wrist in
nity. Admission 35 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham,
formerly of tho SunBut Grocery,
have gone to California for 11
severul months' stay. Mrs. Gra
ham, who recently underwent an
operation at the local hospital,
has recovered nicely.
Xmas Cream Mixed Candy,
Special 29c. pound. Currin's
for Drugs.
gaining speed.
dents demonstrated
Three of hi stu-
these dual
ities. Mr. Weise has demon
strated in many places and will
soon publish a book on typing.
Lost Gray mottled kitten, whiti'
chin, two white feet; seen last at
501 N. Syracuse street. Finder
nlease call nt above address: re
I ward.
'Aw. rmk mo nn eusv one Hmnll size. Large s'zed apples
said the pupil to the teacher who ure completely cleaned up at Co-
it iiiii. io tiiu MiKKi "I. Ill' ...... .. j
asked,
dtistry in tho country'" "Root-!
legging," continued tho urchin.
Ex.
Let's junk the navies of the I
world and then let's beat a few
swords into plowshares. Let's
get rid of the navy and the army
both. If ono is useless the other
is needless. Benton County
Courier.
Rain Hats 50c ROGERS.
'Saij ttiutifi & lowers"
There ii no better wny to express your
kind thoughts nt Christmns than with
the gill ( h beautiful plant. ,
Poiutettns, Cyclamen, Ilegoulus, Prim
rote, Xmns Cherries, Xmas Pepper
niul l'erns, nil itlics. Hxtro good value,
hut please order curly. Wc will deliver
nccordiiig to your Instruction.
An oitiitlc Calendar free with each
Reports indicate that tho bulk
of tho 1921 crop of Snitzonbon
Lnpples of the Hood River ills
frier hnvn nlrnnilu nnua.wl mil nf
tho hands of producers and ship- ,mrc,w,e of onc dollarur over'
Wig
are
ers' Association at Hood River.
Practically the only apples of
fered of tills varietv bv reinilnr'
snipping organizations are of
1 pi
j organizations. Few Spitz - , r
offered by tho apple Grow- OUecA'elt .v cJrcenioitses
814 and 816 North Kellogg Street
Phone Col. 401
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We have reduced Prices
to Normalcy
St. Johns Undertaking Co.
Thomas Grice, Alannger
Office, Col. 527 PHONES -Night, Col. 299 208 N. Jersey St.
4 Our safe deposit vault is fireproof and Is equipped
4 with a thoroughly modern burglar alarm system.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
$3.00 PER YEAR
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CAPITAL 5150.000
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Place a Brunswick
Your Home for Xmas
For $5.00 Cash we will
place any model up to
$150.00 in your home.
Balance to suit you No
interest. The Brunswick
Plays all Records and
Brunswick Records Play on any
Phonograph.
Special Christmas Release
BRUNSWICK RECORDS NOW ON SALE
10O46 Silent Night , .....l'lorence Uaston, Male Trio
fl.00
2148 Harlcl The Herald Angels Sing ... All Souls' Choir
85c It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Cathedral Choir
2149 While Shepherds Watched All Souls' Choir
85c Augels from the Realms of Glory. , Cathedral Choir
10015 Holy Night Marie Chamlee and Chorus
$1.00
30011 Ave Maria (Ilach-Gounod) Soprauo and Violin In Latin.
$1.50 l'lorence Kaston and Max Rosen
5001 Wayside Cross (Palmer) Criterion Male Quartet
$1.00 Church in the Wildwood (PitU) Criterion Male Quartet
13002 Christ in I'lauders (Stephens) Theo Karle
$1 25 The Lord Is My Light Altitsen ... Theo Karle
5033 Adeste I'ideles Oil, Come All Ye I'uithful Portugal
, , Collegiate Choir
$1.00 Joy to the World Handel Collegiate Choir
W. IV1. Tower
JEWELER 107 Philadelphia St.
Victrola VI
$35.00
Victrola No, 50
$45.00
THE Victrola is man
ufactured exclusive
ly by the Victor Talk
ing Machine Company,
in sizes and wood fin
ishes to suit every home.
When you choose the
style best suited to your
requirements, yoU may
rest secure in the knowl;
edge that it Will play the
music you want to hear
your kind of music -
as only the Victrola
can play it.
Victrola VIII
$50.00
Victrola No. 90
$125.00
Victrola No. 100
$150.00
Victrola No. 110
$225.00
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Victrola No. 300
$250.00
Victrola No. 120
$275.00
These and other models of Victrolas as Low as
$1.00 Down, or your own terms in reason, no interest.
We oil and care for your Victrola as long as you are
in this district.
Currin's For Drugs
108 South Jersey St;
Phone Columbia 161
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