St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, March 03, 1922, Image 2

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    THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
A. W. Markle Bditor
PubHshod Friday of Each Week
N. Jerawr. St. Phone Col. 3gT
Bncriftln Pflo SI, 60 par yr.
THK RRVIRW ii entered at post
la ForUtad, Oregon, m mall matter
ef tho tecond elm under the Act of Con
i of March j, 1879.
St. Johns Community Club
The St. Johns Community club
will conveno at tho Y. w. C. A.
building on Tuesday evening of
next week. Tho meeting will be
of nn interesting naturo nnd
will bo dovotcd to business mut
ters in which our community is
interested. It behooves every
ono to attend this meeting and
lend their aid 111 furthering the
intorcsts of St. Johns. It is es
pecially urged that the members
of tho building and membership
committee! bo present, JCuniom-
bar tho timo and place and turn
out.
Tho W. 1;. 1 . U. will meet on
Monday, March Gth, at S!:UO 1'
M. in tho Methodist church par
lor. This is the business meeting
of tho month. Mrs. J3. Williams
will have chargo of the Bible
study. The Second Dispensation
w tho subject. The public is i 1 1
riled to all our meetings. Re
ported.
Thcro was a spirited mass
mooting held tho evening of
March 1st nt tho auditorium of
tho Central Library under the
auspices of tho Housewives'
Council, relative to the recall
discussion of the public service
commission. About U.r from Ht.
Johns wcro present. A number
of interesting addresses were
given. It is expected that an
other mooting will ho held in the
nonr future.
March 1st Oregon drupe Circle
initiated three, and ono transfer
member. Wo had a largo attend
nnco of members and visitors.
Tho following Circles were rep
resented: Service, Mt. Ilootl and
Multnomah. Four out of town
Circles were also represented,
After a reading by Lilly It. Wal
ker and a Virginia reel, which
wr.ro enjoyed greatly by all,
A lunch was nerved cafeteria
atylo. Reported.
un account or 1110 numerous
inquiries received at his ofllee,
Collector Huntley is tif the npiu
Ion that many taxpayers do not
Know inni mo slump taxes tin
legal instruments were not re
pealed by tho now Revenuo Ael,
Ho announces that those taxes
are still in full force and e licet,
and thoy apply as heretofore on
promissory notes, deeds, slock
cortincatcrt, powers of attorney,
proxies, etc. Tho stamp (axes
on surety bonds and medicinal
preparations were repealed, but
thrao are tho only change in the
stamp taxr.1.
At a meeting of the Fraternal
Boosters Wednesday evening the
following resolution was adopt-
l: "He it resolved by tho St.
Johns llooster ( lull in meeting
awembled that the club herewith
formally endorse A. A. Muek for
the Republican nomination for
County Commissioner, in the
ovent that ho should decide to
announce his candidacy for that
odtce. The Club is impelled to
take this aotion because it is
firmly convinced that Mr.Muek'a
mnrvico as County Commissioner
entitle him to the support of all
citizens who appreciate an eeo
nomic administration of count v
affair.
Uncle Jeff Snow in tho Boil
land Journal says: "Thero isn't
no bounty nor bonus the bovs
that went to the front will fit
outer congress that will bo half
what'u conuu' to 'em; but with
the big railroad combine holler
in' fcr more and still more mon
ey, and the big augar trust get
tin' ready to dip into the pork
arm with hoth ham h. to nv
nuthin' of tho land profiteer who
U atowin' away good money like
a ground nquirrel in harvest time
dow wheat, why, I don't see
how our young and gallant de
Xendera of tho flag, with their
toe atickin' out and their belts
tickin' in, can have tho gall to
worry the gootl and great in
Taahington about any bonuses."
Tuesday evenuiK Mrs. Minnie
U Iiton, Worthy Grand Mat
ron; Mm. Tauline ltilcv, Past
Uraud Matron; Mrs. Pltocbo
Guerb, Grand Marshal: l'l U
U. Miller, First Grand Patron,
Mm. Miller; Clyde Kvanw, Past
urana ratron, and other distiu
tiBtnlibed guests visited Minerva
UMptcr, O. K. S. The grand of-
ctr were well pleased with the
progress beiDR made in the local
chapter, nnder the RtiidliiK hand
e Uti. J. M. Blair and her asso
i -. or i . i
ic ouiccrs. iteirestttucnis were
WTed and the evening will always
dc among pleasant memories by nil
ii attendance.
Watklns' Products for sale by G,
K. Rathwill, G21 lliicbanan street;
pkeac Kmpirc 1247.
Oet vour spraying material at
the St. Johns Hardware Co.
Y. W. C. A. Notes
The Spring millinery class will
begin Tuesday, March 7th, from
1 V U o'clock P. M. Mrs. Chen
ey is the instructor. Brine old
hats or new materials.
The S. 0. S. Girl Reserve club
met at the homo of Mrs, R. 0
Brand Monday and elected the
folowing officers: MurgarctMc
Orcgor, president; Mary Mac
Donald, secretary; Oraco Coy
treasurer, and Viola Hoot, piau
ist. The girls plan to take a hike
at their next meeting time.
Tho Juunbow Ulub surpnsct
Mrs. Shaw with a regular ban
iuet on Tuesday night nt the Y,
v. C. A. building and handker
chief shower for Virginia Doug
las, who will leavo Sunday to
live in Lamborn, Wash. A beau
tiful calla lily was presented to
Mrs. Shaw. Stories, jokes nut
speeches were given at tho tnblo
and an impromptu program was
given nrtcrwnrd on tho Htiiiro
Twenty-one girls sat together at
the table with Mrs. Douglass am
Mrs, Robertson.
February U.'J Tho Royal Neigh
bo r Club was entertained at
farewell party given by Mrs
Nelson at the homo of Neighbor
.leid, 7IH H. Kellogg street
Dainty refreshments wcro sorvct
and a good timo was hud by all
We regret losing Mrs. Nelson
from our elub and hope to have
her with us again some day
Those present wore: Mcsdamea
Alley, Miss Alley, Stcidelman
ICryer, Kigg, Bear, Wright, Free
A. Merry, V. Horry, Bilycu, Wy
more. Dickie, Sttihr, Thompson
liailcy, Moytl, Hoid, and Nelson
children, Ktith Stcidelman, June
wymore. lleorgo I'islior, C'rvi
Merry, Ilea Jewel nil Cocncal Bit
you. Kcportcd.
Nine High School Reserves, uc
coinpaiiied by Mrs. Mabel Rob
ertson, enjoyed u Inko Sunday
February '2l, in spito of the flur
ries of snow which fell during
the morning. After reaching
.Miller station a camplirc was
made. Itonstcd weliiles and buns
tasted very good to tho hungry
miters. All returned to St
Johns tired but happy. Among
the hikers were: Catherine Han
bury, Charlotte Held, Thelma
Voting, .Minnie Miller, Lauretta
McCarthy, Margaret Robertson
.Marian Hanbury, Velln Holier
sou, Lelin Taylor ami Mabel Ro
bertsoii. Iteported.
.Mrs. Silas Call entertained
II a I II .
'I IS, i. .I. IIIIIISOII III IIIUCII till
Friday, Feb. tilth. Tho after
noon was very pleasantly enjoy-
eti in planning for the hast cm
tnii to be taken in the near fit
ture. A dainty lunch and served
in the hostess' most approved
M.vio was enjoyeil.
I test Tub Silk Shirts mndo
$7.b0.- ROGKRS.
All Makes
Welcome
Some driver of cart not
equipped with Wlllird Hattcrici
think they ought to go to the
xrvice nation that told the
battery. Not at alll
The afet rule U to go to the
place that irlve you the bet at
tention, hai the mott .killed
workmen and xem to be mott
on the Job- the place that de.
enrt the title of "Battery
Headquarter".
That' the kind of battery ta.
tlon we have ulway. run and
alway eipect to run.
Come In and we'll .how you
how near to 100 per cent we are
In .VIII, courtcty and prompt.
nc.
SI. Johns Auto Electric Co,
Columbia 88
317 S. Jersey St.
PLOWING
CJOLUMIUA 72 I
J. B. MARLETT
134 SWENSON
White Front Grocery
Col. 766
FRENCH BLOCK 523 Columbia blvd.
Opportunities for Friday and Saturday
Bargain
ONH IIVNDRKD PKR CKNT
one. I.ook this List Over. Those
Pure Cane llerry Sugar, 19 lbs.$1.00
(Willi! worth ot Groceries)
Carnation or Horden's Milk, can .10
Fountain Peaches, size 2J . . . .20
Sugar Hush Sweet Coru.,2 cans .25
Strained Honey, 21 or. jar SO
IMicz Jam, 9 or. jar 10
Yellow Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack. . .27
Come early, We appreciate your
PRKH to each child, accompanied by
i'.i). the M'hCIAI, ou Sugar
other Bargains. M
THE BARGAIN COUNTER
For Sate by Owner Plve room Mod.
em Bungalow. Call 1212 S. Jersey
meet. 17
Selected K, I, Red egg 11.25 a let
ting of 16; Hoaanteed (lock. Large ga
range $20, Call nt 1011 E. Polk street,
near Bank street.
For Rent One and 2 room II. K.,
also 1 sleeping room, clean and cheap;
close to Cooperage and Woolen Mills.
Riverside Hotel, 116 S. Decatur street;
Col. 1127.
"For Sale-Eleven full blood White
Wyandotte hens at 816 N. Smith Ave,
For Sale Furniture of 4 rooms; is of
good quality, practically new. By the
piece ff wanted; priced reasonable. 420
N. Syracuse street.
FRUIT TRKHS AND BUSHP.SI I
must sell them for what I enn get; must
move this week. Now is your chance.
Ml ti. Jersey street, corner Baltimore.
Ten acres irrigated land 3 miles from
Siokane, Wash,, at opportunity. Will
sell on easy terms or trade for house in
l. joiius. col, 4J0.
Twenty acre laud close to Astoria.
Will sell chcaii or trade for house equity.
COI. 44b.
For Sale DnvcntKirt and 4 burner 1
wlckless oil atove. Call G2S1 Columbia
boulevard, French block.
For Sale
Cheap-Child'.
oak high
chair. Call at 40'
7 N. Jersey street.
For Rent One and 2 room II. K.J
aio 1 Hecping room, clean and .cheap;
ciosc 10 looiKtage and woolen Aim.
Riverside Motel, 110 S. Decatur street;
coi. 11147.
For Sale 7 lrapiiet9, J2.50.
FcSMiideii, corner Oswego.
Call 120
For Sale -Reed babv buggy, In good
condition, can 71a Allegheny street.
For Sale on V.nsy Term. Four room
modern house; flue location. Call on
owner, 2010 Willamette Blvd.
For Sale Hgg for hatching. Buff
Minorca, 3 and ft per setting of 15.
can ui7 1.. lyier.
For Sale Dry short slab and block
wood fl.ro per load; green 4.00 per
load; planer trimming 4.00 per load.
Call 403 N. Jersey; Col
iim n. jersey; col. 14
470.
For Sale One good
Kimball oruan
ami 10 Canary birds, very reasonable.
Call 003 . Allegheny street. 21,
Thoroughbred bheppard strain Ail
cona teltltig egg f 1.50 per 1G. Stock
110m nasi. jvir. White, 1003 N. Jersey St.
For Sale Harness and wrnion. Col.
MV, im It. Tioga street.
Wanted Ladv wishes any kind oil
house work; also washing. Call at 116
S. Jersey street.
Fine Plymouth Hock Hatching Itggs,
10 ior n.w. iiicuiMior lots on Hand now.
Glnriloln bulbs 10 and 25c doten. Mon-
Ibrctia bulbs 10c doien. Dahlia bulbs
next month. 21S Burr street, corner
iotnirtrii. in
For Sale Chei Heed babr bmfi!v.
large site. Col, CCS or H12 N. Seneca
street.
For Sale Four room house nnd lot
60x100, very cheap. Call at 424 Allc
ghcuy sttect. 18
Wanted to Trade Indian motorcycle.
valued at C0, for livcrrude engine or I
smaii 1 ii tic n. v.au lcii. 4W.
For Side A neat 3 loom nlastercd
housa; toilet, bath and Ik'liU. Hood lo
cation, nice lot. Price f IfrOO. Hasy terms.
Term belter than rent on n modern
4 room house with fruit and shrubbery.
rrie. raw.
Have Mine uood deals on euuities.
v.aii 111 ami ici us icu you nooui mem.
Scale & Blew. 402 N. Jersey treet:
CO I, Zoo,
I can rent your place. O. W.
Cochrane. 101 Ualtiiuoro: Cob
uiithia l it),
l''or Sale K. I. Hod hatchintr
CKh'N, bent laying strain on market.
1UI0 JiitHt roll: street. 17
Store. building, good location.
encap rent. 101 Ualtiiuoro.
A Suit Pressed
35c
Why pay more? Why not
briiiR those suits here now
and let Joy put them into con-
tlitlonf You wotihl Ik sur
prised how much longer
clothes wear when we keep
tiicui tu snapc lor you.
A Suit French Dry
Cleaned
$1.25
Store No. 4
217 N. Jersey Street
6 Stores
Hxtra
Hig Savitigs for Every
who Shop Karlv will be Sure:
-Meat (Market Specials
Hoiling Deef, lb 10 and .15
Rib or T-Ronc Steak, lb 25
Pork Chops, lb 25
Pork Roasts, lb 20
Hamburger, lb 15
patronage. One Slick Candv
parents.
does not include auv of
the
MERRICK. Proo.
' ar"
It. I. Red hatching eggs $1.50
for 15; also puro Tailored hatch
ing eggs $1.25; others nt $1. Al
so will have some 11. I. lied baby
chicks. 808 S. Crawford. 18
Baby's Pi dure
is Priceless
YOU will never know
the pleasure that
will come from n scries
of portraits of "baby."
And how "baby" will
appreciate those pictures
in the years to come.
Wc specialize In Ilia
photography of children.
Wc nwurc you the fln
hed portrait wc make
III reflect "baby's" de
lightful personality.
Now open all Day and hvenings.
THE HOES STUDIO
WoOdHieil Of tlie World
St. Johns Cnmn 773
Oool.lWf mctllnic ticty Monday evtiihig I
In Ilkkucr Hall, llutuiiKtoti and Jcricy atreet
vl.linn.lw.t. wrl.iiiuc Old nicmtxr cornel
out and are vrlml a live amp you Ixlonii to.
II. I'HTKKH, C. C, W A TKUV I . -ICIK.
DOIIIC LODGE NO. 132
A, I', and A. M.
Meets the first and third
Wcducsdayof each month
in .MaiMjiuc nan, vui
tors welcome.
John M. llliilr. W. M.
A. W. DavU, Secretary-
Minerva Chapter No. 105, 0. E. S.
y sc
fourth TucMliiy of encli
month in Masonic Hall.
Visitors welcome.
msec ! Iltalr. W. M
Utf l? X l'ot. Hcc.
JI?tt. I'llnrvLkn .Irrrt
DANCING
Every Thursday Night
St. Johns Skating Rink
Jack Carlson's 5 piece Orchestra
Committee Julius Gumbcrt,
C. A. German, T, C. I'reibcrK.
OlHccCol. t52C Kesi.lciicc-Col. 177
Dr. E. P. Bordon
DENTIST
Painless extraction of teeth under nitrons
oxide km
Peninsula IlnnIC HIiIk.
Ht. Johns, I'ortluiul, Oregon
PENINSULA HUE ABSTRACT i REALTY CO
H. HENOCRSON, Mnnng'or
402 N. Jorsay Street
Abtructs of Title l'lcjwired
Title Hxnmineil
Phone Cohimhla 265
Telephone Main 90S
II. A. LONGSTAFF
KepresentiiiK
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Go,
Col. 265 C3 N. KelloKk' Street
Pulley & Zurcher
Pltimblnjr, HeatliiR & Tinning
We KeHtir Altttniuuui Ware
Thone Col, 12 ar? S. Jersey St.
Dr. W. J. Gilstrap
Physician & Surgeon
Glasses Accurately Fitted
X ray Laboratory
Peninsula Security Co. Dldp;.
St. Johns,
R. G. Muck
I'hunei Col.
A. A. Muck
I'honea Col. 11S
Ht SMI
.Main V.m
907 I'efeeiulen Street
Sand, Gravel and
Crushed Rock
Meinher of the Ihilhlcr' Uxchanne
I'hone Columbia 874
L. R. NICHOLS
Chimney Brick. Cesspool Brick.
also Contracts taken for Digging
uess pools.
602 N, IWiion Street
Phone Columbia 977
PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO.. Inc.
Electrical Engineers and Contractors
WIRINC. KIXTUKKS ANn SVITUKS
General Repair Work
109 S. Jertey Street, Portland, Oregon
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 Clears
311 South Jersey Street
4w
Repairing Has Dropped
I will half sole Shoes
at these prices:
Men's heavy half soles f 1.25
Men's light half sole 1.00
Ladies' heavy soles 1.00
Ladles' light shoes 75
Boy's heavy soles 1,00
Boys' light soles 76
Girls' soles 75
Patching 15c up
I use the best of leather that
mouey will buy. I have cotn'e to
stay and believe in living and let
you live.
C. C. HOPKINS
Boot and Shoe Maker
513 Columbia Blvd.
Near Filling Station.
St. Johns Transfer Co.
When it's your move, call us. No lob
too lame or too small to receive our
careful attention. Dally Trips to Port
land.
CAREFUL FURNITURE HOVER
109 East Burlington it. Columbia 82
Columbia. 118 Woodlawn 3101
BROWN'S
Dolivory and Transfer
...... .St, Johns, Oregon
Alex. S. Scales Mrs. C. A. Blew
Sc.ales & Blew
REAL ESTATE. BROKERS
Wc Buy and Sell
Airctita for Slblnco l'ltirlrti Furnace.
Ionc Col. 255 402 N. Jersey
W. A. ALLEN
llicyclo Kcpairing, Lawn Mower
Sharpening, Saw Filing, Knife
Grinding, etc., promptly done.
Prices right; givo mo a trial.
118 Philadelphia Street.
R.
GRAHAM McOALL, M. D.
Physician and Surgoon
Hours 8 ::10-10 A. M.; 1-5 V. M.
KvcuiiiKft by nppointmcnt.
Peninsula Bonk Building
Kmpiro !)!).'!. Hen. 108 Fowunden
JAMES P. STAPLETON-
Attorney nt Law
822-827 Ga.sco Huildinir
.MarHhall 111 25 Portland. Ore.
Itesideuco IMiono Woodlawn 2G01
WANTED "
All Kinds of Oarpcntcr Work
Will repair all your buildinira.
roof roiiairiiiL'; Hhiuirlinir and ro-
sliiiiK'lin a apeoialty. Call at 207
. .John street, or phono umpire
IW) . Cliarlex Maiir. Carpemer.
Selling H!j;h Haby ChicltH
Siii;Io Comb
RHODE ISLAND WHITES
Frodorick Strain
IF. Peck Phono Col. 879
711 S. CrawfordStroot
BERENICE MYER McOALL
Pianist and Fipo Organist
Students Limited.
Houra by appointment.
108 Feftsentlen atrcet
The Fraternal Boosters
.Meets every First and Third Wed
nesday in the
Odd Follows' Hall
Join nnd Help Boost
A BARGAIN 5 room mod
ern hoti.so with 100x100 for Gar
den ; uootl torms. RICH &
1 ATH, 107 N. Jorsoy; Col. 887.
THE FORCE UNSEEN
Ready to toil at auy task you set tlte Uuseeu Force drawn down from
the raiu clouds and the perpetual mountain snows, stands ever alert to the sudden
deniauds of the Home, Office, Factory and Transportation.
Indispensible Service as Per
manent as Civilization
Such are the useful and necessary facilities which this great Public Utility
provides for the 330,000 people living in the tctritory in which the company
operates.
Millions of dollars of physical property needed to produce this service
stand back of the investment we are offering you our 7 per cent Prior Preference
Stock,
You may buy for cash or on easy terms to net you 7,3 per ceut on your
money.
You may become a profit-sharing stockholder in this Company by paying
$10 down and $10 a month, and your partial payments draw interest at 7 per cent
till your contract is completed.
Investigate this Fine Opportunity Today
No stock having preference over this issue will be created without the consent of the
holders of a majority of this class of stock.
Portland Railway, Light and Power Company,
Flnntrin Ruildinor Portland niwnn
Buy Wood Now!
Green Wood, Part
Green and Dry
Immediate Delivery
St. Johns Lumber Co.
Phono Empire 487 117 Philadelphia Street
MACK'S
Second
hand
If you can't find what you want elsewhere, conic to inc. If
I haven't Rot it, I will get it. I carry b'URNITURIi, CAR
PUTS, DISHKS, COOKING UTENSILS, STOVUS AND
RANGES. Iti fact, anything you wish in the Household Line.
Will Buy, Sell or Exchange Anything.
' GENERAL jjj
Peninsula Hospital
D. KAVANAGI1 jL
312 Trumbull St.,
The Hospital
Special Nurses Obtainnblc
For deep frying and
sautcing, Mazola is
unequalled. There is
no waste. Use it over
and over again. Car
ries no flavors, even
of fish and onions,
from one food to an
other. Used and recommended by
Public bchool Domestic
ScicnccTcitclicrs
riviiii iiiu,i,.,,j
Com IVoJutli OhiW Hook
of 64 p. Wrii. Cum
lnx!ui Itcfinlng Co.
Pwtttttot A. Arte, UU
MAZOLA
Furniture
Store
cor. Willamette blvd.
for St. Johns
Phone Columbia M92
for Salads
(jooiang
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