JOHNS REVIEW
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VOLUME 18
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1922.
NUMBER 11
Peninsula Hospital Notes
The many, friends
of Frank
kuow that
Spencer will be glad to
he is improving.
Mrs. J. Mitchell and Mrs. David
Smith have both left the hospital
mrs. ueiss, iurs. uurnnt and
Barbara Smith arc all doing nicely,
We arc all boosting for our loca
mills, manufacturing plants, bank
and business houses. Now let us
say a word for our hospital. We
need a hospital in St. Johns; it has
been the cry for the past few years
1 lie Peninsula Hospital is one of
the nicest and best equipped smal
hospitals1 in Portland. It can take
care of any emergency; has an up
to-cialc surgery and X-ray room
very competent and pleasant trainee:
nurses. It is highly recommended
by local physicians and all others.
ii is ccmrany located and a very
liandy place tor the friends and rcl
atives of St. Johns people who have
to be ill and confined in a hospital.
nsiuc iroin an tins, it is a very
pleasant and cnecrtui place. He
ported.
The W. C. T. U's. were pleas
nutly entertained at the beautiful
home ot Mrs George Atchison,
1(520 Willamette Uottlevard, Mon
tiny afternoon, Junuary i6th, Mrs.
Helen Aycr Davenport, .state m
pcrintcndciit of the Amcricauiza
tion department of thcW. C.T. U.,
oiso .Mrs. i i Vincent, our
county vice-president, was with us
and both gave us splendid ail
dt esses on the work of American
zatiou. They arc both forceful mid
intelligent speakers. Our Union
will no doubt profit much by hav
ing these sisters with us. We also
had Miss Kavauatigh of our local
hospital, there, who talked a few
minutes about her splendid hospi
tal, an institution of which every
member of our union is very proud,
mid one that deserves all our sup
port. Mrs. Nourse nnd Mrs. Cnlli
sou each pleased the ladies with
vocal .selections. Mrs. Atchison,
assisted by her two ilaughters-lu-law,
and Mrs. Williams, served
very dainty nnd delicious refresh
ments. We always welcome visitors
nt any of our meetings. Reported.
Mrs. W. S. Packard of Canatf
dnigua, New York, has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. David,
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Vin
son, on South Ivnnlioc street. Mrs.
Packard returned to the home of
her daughter In Seattle Tuesday,
where she is spending the Winter.
Mrs. Maynard has made ex
tensive improvements on her resi
lience on Willamette boulevard
near Catllu street, occupied by Mr.
mid Mrs. Ikons.
Mon'8 $1.50 Sweater Voala or
Woo! Sport Conta-Snlo prlco
$2 95 -ROGERS.
W. E. HENDERSON
Painiing, Paper
Kalsomining
FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED
Agent for Uhl Bros. Wall Paper
Temporary Address: No Job Too Urge or Too Small
625 E. Charleston St. Columbia 697.
Peninsula
1 1,312 Trumbull St, cor. Willamette blvd.
The Hospital for St. Johrjs
Under New Management
Qatton Ranch Dairy
Buy Pure Milk Direct From The Farm
The Dairy is under strict supervision of the City
Health Department and the Cows are tested
for tuberculosis every six mouths.
Phone Col. 321 for orders
South PortCoaI$l2.75
CLEAN, HOLDS FIRE OVER NIGHT
BROADWAY 70
Government tests show our Utah and Wyoming
Coals excel in heat. Price $14 and $15.
A Modern Samaritan
A mau went down to Jericho to
buy a can of beans. He had one
dollar, fifty cents secreted in his
jeans. He needed all the money, for
he earned it threshing wheat; he
knew his frau and youngsters had
to have some beans to int. When
half way to Jericho he met a stick
up guy who quickly snatched his
pocket book and lammedhim in the
eye, The stickup artist took his
cont; he was n trifle rude, and left
him lying by the road half dead and
nearly nude. A priest, a Lcviteand
a clerk went whizzing by the road.
They saw the man; they saw the
wounds and where the blood had
flowed. They honked their horn and
hollered out as they went scooting
by. They opened out the cutout and
threw 'cr into high. The chairman
of the city board, an alderman and
a cop all saw the victim lying there
but none of them would stop. A
barber from Samaria (whose name
and street address were overlooked
next morning by the writers of the
rcss) passed by aud taw the in
tired man, took out his first-aid
kit, and said: "I am sorry, neigh
bor; can't I help you out u bit?"
le put witch hazel on the hurts
bound up the aching head, then
packed his man to Jericho nnd put
!ii in sate in bed. He tipped the bcl
boy mid the clerk and said: "In
this hotel please keep this injured
mau until he is completely well.
Just send the bill to my address
mid I will pay you a I, nlthotigh
may not have the needed dough un
til some time next Pall." Who was
the poor man's neighbor one of
those who hit the pike, or the sim
le old bnmarltnn whose name per
haps was Ike? Three Mnk Header.
Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden, county
superintendent of the Christian
Citizenship Department of the
W. C. T. U., will conduct an all
day meeting nt the Y. W. C. A. in
St. Johns under the nuspiccs ot the
Deborah Livingstone Union of this
:Iacc, January 25th. Program will
begin nt 10:30 n. in. The public is
uvitcd to attend this important
meeting aud we urge every mission
ouury society of the churches here
to cooperate with us in making this
meeting a success. All of us who
kuow Mrs. Hidden kuow she has n
message well worth listening to.
We have some special music that
will help the interest of the meet-
ng A pot luck luncheon will be
served nt noon, Kveryone bring
your lunch. Colfcc nnd tea will be
irovldcd. A good time is guaran
teed all who can attend. Reported.
ROGERS
hits tho II. C. L.
Men's 3.85 Work Shoes
during Clenrnnco Snlo
only leather nt
that.
Hanging and J
4
ULINLKAL k
Hospital
Phone Columbia 1492
Those who failed to take in the
Senior class play, ' A Kettle of
Fish," given hi the nuditorium of
the Jutiles John High Inst Friday
nnd Saturday evenings missed a
real treat. The play was well con
ceived and most admirably carried
out, each participant executing his
or her part like finished artists,
nnd received rounds of npplntise for
their clever acting. The comedy
was staged under the diieetion oi
Miss Celin Ilunkins. The cast:
Miilua, a dancing housemaid, So
phrouin I.oKcc; Mrs. Salmon, the
emphatic wife, MablcKccd; Maud,
the married daughter of the Sal
mon's, Sara Abbott; Herbert Gray
ling, aspirant for Rosa's hand, HI
mo Moon; Rosa, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Salmon, Lena Crump;
Mr. Salmon, the would-be poet,
Roifayuc 13 rami; Signor l'cscatori,
the mysUrious Italian, Oscar Me-'
Kinney; Paul Tutbot. son-in-law
and husband, Peter Krmler; l)r j
Pollock, n faiiciitil schemer, Al
wood Carlson; Crnb, the postman,
Sam Secor; Premiere Dansetise, the
opera dancer, Helen Jncobsou.
The stnfl Business Manager, Dor- j
othy Coulter; assistant business
malinger, Dec Uasieisttigc manager, 1
Morgan Shirley; assistant stage;
manager, Walter Cunningham; ',
head usher, Vesta Simmons', cos
tume manager, Lois Brooks. j
A very pleasant surprise pnrty'
was given Mrs. George Thyensen
Thursday, January 12th, ut her'
home 423 Kast Huchauan street. A
delightful time was enjoyed by nil
present. A delightful lunch was
served nt 1 p. m. The following
friends were present: McMlntncs
V. O Whitney, John Hcnvcrs.K. A.
Hggcr, S. K. Shacklefotd, F. H.
Small, J. IS. Mcdved, Clarence
Foss, R. II. Uower, lv. A. Wright,
A. II. Schwartz, lieu Holin. W. II.
Dickey, C. U. Reynolds, 15. J.
Churchill, F.thel Seymore, Weeks.
Ninely.five cent NI3KTIIJS-
Siilu prlco 7Cc; 3 for $1.1)5.
H0G13RS.
TURN OVER THIS PAGE AND
i ROGERS Big Value Sale
WISE MEN
CHANGE THEIR MINDS
ROGERS
Ho never pulled off a SALE in his lifo boforo, but,
in effect the biggest
REAL GENUINE SALE
on some of my lines of MEN'S FURNISHINGS, HATS, CAPS and SHOES
St. John; has ever been able to enjoy. Why did he do it? Very simple
tho people want it, want to think they arc getting something for nothing--which
can't be done. EiUT heretofore decidedly seasonable or overstocked
merchandise has been disposed of in my store at the end of the season at
cost, often at an actual loss, as my customers know, rather than carry It
over. That's all I'm up to, but as tho public wants to buy It "ON SALE"
1 merely will call rny same old method of doing business "ON SALE" for
your convenience and to make my advertising more alluring.
Yours for honest merchandise,
ROGERS
THE HOUSE OF BIG VALUES
St. Johns Undertaking Co.
Thomas Gricc, Alnnacr
Office, Col. 527-PIIONES-Nhjht, Col. 299 208 N. Jerse) St.
MR. AUTOMOBILE OWNER:
There are five kinds of automobile insurance which every au
tomobile owner should carry to be fully protected against all haz
ards, namely: Fire, Theft, Liability, Property Damage and Col
lisiou. May we ask that if you are not familiar with the above
kinds of insurance aud are interested in protecting yourself and
others that you call and see us regarding the same?
CAPITAL
KNICI CA'i. I
MOICraACSK U).NH
Hi. JOIINH, I'OHTMMI, OlIKdON
108 South Jersey St.
If all the boxes of npples shipped
direct from Portland to F.uropc this
season were placed end to end, two
boxes deep, the pile would reach
from Portland to Hood River. Most
Porttauders, nnd in fact many of
the producers themselves do not re
alize the volume to which ttie di
rect export movement of Oregon
apples has grown nor the rapid de
velopment of the traffic. The first
box of apples ever to be shipped
direct from Portland to the Ku-
1 .
ropenu mnriceis was loatieu on a
steamer here nd longer ago than
the latter part of last October. Ac
tual exports of apples direct to Eu
rope in refrigerated steamer space
this season have nmouutcd to
H71.887 boxes. Seven big steam
ships have carried this quantity,
and before this season's apple crop
is exhausted, three more steamers
will load apples for Kurope in their
refrigerator holds and one will load
them for the Atlantic coast.
At the morning service of the
Community Church last Sunday
those present enjoved a solo,
"Hold Thou My Hand," by Ruth
Weiss. Miss Weiss has a very
sweet voice nnd will be heard from
ngitiu in this role. Christian Ku
deavor was well attended. The
Young Peoples' Chorus made
its first appearance nt the
evening service. Next Sunday
morning the sermon thought will
be, -The Man With a Hunting
Heart." Mrs. J. 0. Hniley will
sing. There will ntso be n special
number by the choir. The Young
Peoples' Chorus will lead the song
service in the evening mid will also
slug n special piece. The annual
meeting of the church will be held
February Gth. New officers will be
elected. A goal for the year will be
suggested. There will be a program.
- Reported.
Men's Heavy Pure
UNION S U I
worth $0.00; mile
$ l.fiO; two stilts $8.C0,
cash. HOG13HS.
Wool
T S,
price
spot
Is not a Wise Man, but he
and hereby makes nn open
$150,000 4
NHUKANCK
: I.WKHTMENTH
Phone Columbia 1G1 1
A most enjoyable birthday party
was given January 12th nt the home
of Mrs. Marchaud on South Ivnnlioc
street. Following the luncheon
serveu uy tne ciiarming Hostess, n
beautiful birthday cake, with three
candles, representing birthdays of
three present, wns the source of
much joy nnd pleasing to the taste
as well. Those present were
Mesdatucs Armstrong, Hthcl Arm
strong, Bergman, Laird, Smith,
Burkholdcr, Beam, Hclser, Cy
rus, Moore, MacGregor and Over
street. Also Richard Lnird, Bethel
Lorcttn Bergman, Vivian Muhtit,
Ruth Tolliver and Rebecca Over
street. Kvcryone left wishing Mrs.
Marchaud, Mrs Beam and Mrs.
Bergman many happy returns of
the day. Reported.
Mts. N. Campbell was hostess to
the members of the Altruistic Club
of Pythian Sisters at her home 227
West Tyler street January 10th at
an all day session. Quilting occu
pied the day and' a most bountiful
dinner wns served, after which n
business meeting wns held nnd n re
port of last meeting read. Those
present were Mcsdnmcs Clark,
Bricc, Hendricks, Wcimcr, Beck
man, Boyd, Jones, Jncobsou, Gro
tnachcy, Walker, Hoover, Mills,
Olhus, Tcelittg, Johnson nnd the
hostess. The next meeting will be
with Sister Condon nt her home
GlOWcidler Jntiunry 24th. Mrs.
Condon extends n warm welcome to
nil members nnd encli otic is ex
pected to be present. Reported.
Willis Vinson of Willamette Uni
versity spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Vinson. Sunday Dr.
and Mrs. H. S, Irvine, Mrs. Pack
ard and Mrs. Vinson returned with
Mr. Vinson to Salem, where they
spent n very pleasant dny.
Mrs. Georgia Underwood nnd
Mrs. J. W. Snusscr of Oakland,
Oregon, were recent visitors in St.
Johns. A little later Mr. aud Mrs.
Sausser and family niny become
residents of this community.
READ ABOUT j
has changed his mind
confession of the fact.
starting today, there Is
'Snij It toiti 3-loiocrs"
Cut Flowers, Ferns
Flowering rot
' Plants, Floral
Designs.
SBectett' s Qreeniottses
814 and 816 North Kellogg Street
Phone Col. 401
CALDWELL & SON
LEADING HAUBEHS
The place where Rood service and
courteous treatment prevail. Children's
hair cutting receive special attention.
109 BURLINGTON STREET
DEARING'S
For Fine Chocolates
Ice Cream, Tobacco and Cigars
311 South Jersey Street
St. Johns Fuel Co.
515 Columbia Uonlevard
Slab and Cordwood
Office Wildrose ShitiKie Co.
1'houe Col. JJ18
Here's n little sermon from nn
exchange that is as full of truth as
a watermelon is ns full of seeds
rend it twice to be sure you dou't
miss any of it.: "Tell me not in
mournful numbers advertising is n
dream, for the business man who
slumbers has 110 chance to skim the
cream. Life Is real; life is earnest I
Competition's something fierce, if
for divldeuds thou yearncst, learn
the parry, thrust and pierce. In
the business field of battle, molly
coddles have no place; be not like
dumb-driven cattle, be a live otic
in the race. Lives of ercnt men nil
remind us wc must bring the bacon
home, and departing leave behind
us foot prints on another's dome.
Let us then be up and doing, other
wise we may be done; still achiev
ing, still pursuing-advertise and
get the mon." lix.
Fill up your NEKTIE rnck
$1.50 KNITS. Sale urico $1.25;
2 for $2.25.-KOGEKS.
Wanted Used Ford
Will tako in 1916 or 1917
Ford on new or rebuilt Chev
rolet. Might buy for casli if
in good condition and priced
right. Phone Mr. Stevenson,
Col. 656, at once.
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Scclcy, Fnniotis In (his Spe
cialty, Called (0 Portland
F. II. Seelcy, of Chicngo nnd
Philadelphia, the noted truss ex
pert, will personally be nt the Hen
sou Hotel, and will remniu in Port
land Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thursday nnd Friday, Jan.
Z, 24, 25, 2G, 27. Mr. Seeley
says: "The Spermatic Shield will
not only retain any case of rupture
perfectly, but contracts the open
ing in 10 days on the average case.
Heing n vast advancement over nil
former methods exemplifying in
stantaneous effects immediately ap
preciable and withstanding any
strain or position no matter the
size or location. Large or difficult
casts, or IncUsiounl ruptures (fol
lowing operations) specialty solicit
ed. This instrument received the
only award in Kuglaud aud in
Spain, producing results without
surgery, injections, medical treat
ments or prescriptions. Mr. Seeley
has documents from the United
States Government, Washington,
I). C, for inspection. He will be
glad to demonstrate without charge
or fit them if desired. Business
demands prevent stopping nt any
other place in this section,
V, S. Hvery statement in this
notice has been verified before the
Fedcrnl and State Courts. F. II.
Seeley.
Home Office, 117 No. Dearborn
street, Chicago. adv
A Suit Pressed
45c
Why pay more? Why not
bring those suits here now
and 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 Storos
Buy Wood Now!
Green Wood, Part
Green and Dry
Immediate Delivery
St. Johns Lumber Co.
MULTNOMAH
THEATRE
Thursday and l'rlduy, Jnn, 1!) nnd 20
A lg Vltngmpli spcrlnl,
"The Heart of Maryland"
lluscd on David Itvlusco's stage piny.
A wonderful picture.
Saturday, Jnmmry 21st
WANDA HAWLEY in "A KISS
IN T1MH" Renlnrt.
Sunday, Jntiunry 221
LIONEL BARRYMORE In "Tint
O It HAT ADVIiNTURIt."
Monday nnd Tncsdny, Jnn. 2.1 nml III
Doug. Fairbanks
In "TIIU MOM.YCOII)LK"
United Artints. And Scrinl No. X
Wcdncsdny, Jnnunry 25th
POLI NEGRI in "GVl'SV
ni.oop,"
Thursday nnd 1'rldny, Jan. 20 nnd 27
Another big Vltngrnph Special in 8
reels,
"The Son of Wallingford"
A picture worthy of the name 'Siwcinl.'
Snturdny, Jnnunr UHtli
CONSTANCE BINNEY In
"SUCH A MTTI.lt UltHN"
Renlnrt.
Pulley & Zurcher
Plumbing, Heating & Tinning
Wc Hcpnir Aluminum Wnre
Miotic Col. 02 207 S. fcrncy St.
How About It?
Were you renlly comfortable the
last cold spell?
Was your house the home it
should have been?
Do you enjoy the piano, phono
graph, telephone, electric lights
and other conveniences with only
one comer of the house warm
around the stove?
A Siblico Pipeless Furnace will
solve the problem. Price 5135, in
stalled $152.
Will gladly demonstrate nnd
place your order.
Al.IiX. S. SCAI.KS,
G02 Fcssenden; Photic Col. 1225
Dr. W. J. Gilstrap
Physician & Surgeon
Glasses Accurately fitted
X ray Laboratory
Peninsula Security Co. Iildg.
St. Johns.
R. G. Muck
I'I.oiim Col. M
Ht WWII
IM7 l'owciideii Struct
A. A. Muck
riioHim Od. i IK
MhIii
Sand, Gravel and
Crushed Rock
MenilHirs uf the MuDdm' ICxi-Iihiikc
Ollice-Col. 02B Uinldciiif -Col. 177
Dr. E. P. Borden
DENTIST
I'nluleiM extraction of teeth uinlr nitrous
oxide
i'l'iiiiuulu IUiiIC llltlK.
St. Johns, l'ortlmnl, Owon
S Davis Barber Shop
and HATH ROOMS
HALL & DavU, Proprietors
108 Philadelphia St. Hutlm 5c
razors CABINET SHOP
418 North Jersey Street
Furniture Making and Job Work,
n S()eciaUy. Kefmishiiig ami Re
pairing neatly done.
Notice of Final Account
In the Circuit Court of the SUU of
Oregon for Multnomah Courtly.
In the mutter of the estate uf A4Mtu
M. JtMey, iIccoamji!.
In 1'roh.ite No. MW,
Notice U heruhy ulvvu tlwt tlve ttuitor-
ilKiied, lis udinluUlruior of the ettMtv of
AKiiktu M. Kstey.duceuM.'d, luu Aledtti
tiuul account in the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of Mult
nomah, and that Tuowlay, the Slkt tlnv
of January, nt the hour of U.30
o'clock in the forenoon of wtlil dxy, ul
the Court Room of uM Court luu been
nmxdiited by said Court a the time arid
pluce (or the hearing of ohjevtiou then'
to uuil the Mttleiueut thereof.
Dated nnd tint uhUhed Dtv.80, 1W1.
Date of last publication January 27, MttfJ
I). C. I.l'.WlS, AilminUlraior.
With will uuue.xe.1