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I THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW A. W. Markle Editor Publiahod Friday of Each Week 404 N. Jersey St. Phone Col. 321 Suhsorletl on prlos SI. 60 Tnit Rkvirw la entered at post office In Portland, Oregon, a mall matter el the Jie secoud class under the Act of Con- gress of JSarch j, 1879. Tho play, "A Commanding Po sition," given by tho Girl Kcscr Toa nt Y. W. C. A. building Inst Saturday ovenhiy was n delight ful affair and immensoly enjoyed by tho lnrgo number in attend nneo. Tho ftno orchestra music was also a pleasing feature. Jt was composed of John Oliver, vi olin; Archie Mahcr, cornet It. Ii, Ilurd, collo; Mr. Spencer, clan not; Qcorgo Mnrlctt, drum, and llnndolph Howard, pinno. Ruth Wdifts. with Veda Carli nccompn nist, rendered a solo; Dorothy Walker and Lucilo Avey gave 11 dialogue, and the inulo quartet of tho M. E. church, consisting of Messrs, Harncycoat, Thompson, McKcig and DcPec, rendered delightful selections. Following was tho cast for the play: Miss Skinflint, Hazel Fox; Marian, Ni 11a DoPco; Ethel Chloride, Komi lind Ogden ; Doctor, Edith Hot torn; Mrs. Murphy, Eva Iiottoni; Mrs. Softly, Miriam Iiaehmau,- Jane, Ism Ilaynor. Nurses Glad ya Diokson, Vesta Uarrott, Glad yii Jeans, Mildred Glaub, Gernli 1110 Hartlott. Patients Ida Vroo man, Vclma Fairchild, Alma Muck, Erma Itigler, Kathleen Markle. Mothers Hvelyn Mer ritt, Margaret Robertson. Vera McL'auley. Social Workei-K Helm Homier, Elizabeth I louder shott, Laura Hade. Neighbors Hilda Oertz, German: Gertrude IUtliffc, Italian j Hosetta Shells. Negro. Children Winifred Fair child, AIico Foss, Helm Moore, Marjorio Russell, Alice Ziiik, Wilma Scab, Adeline Hartlett, hillinii Clark, Peggy Harrington Accompnuist, Mrs. R. G. Mel'all otago .Calvin Robertson, Erntwl Vrooman. Ushers, hauretta Mo Cnrthy, Thelma Voung. Observations of the Fraternal Roosters' Club: uur sitiuwaiKH are iiemg over grown with grass and weeds In many places where hanks about tho walks much dirt has neeiimu latcd on tho latter. Shade trees overhanging (he pavemenl.s mv allowed to grow so low thai (lie limbs annoy pedestrians and ob struct tho way. In cultivating gardens many people are oareh-Hh of the walks and force the mirth out onto tho pavement. unnxing muuiain nt the eorner of Jersey and Htirliiigtnu shoiil I he replaced by one of more invil 1 a ing ami rospeetaiilo appearance. Tho attention of the authoritios whoue business it Is to attend to thouo matters Is resiieetively so netted. Hoported. "Papa, is there a Chimtian Aral" "Why, what 011 earth put trial idea in your lioadf" "Tin preacher read it today from I Ik n!L. ami i 1 . mnic ine wieiteu nee wiieii 110 nun pursueth." "Why, Tommy, wiai means that t no wicked men flee-" "Then, papa, is there 11 wicked woman Meat" "No, no it moans that tho wicked llees, rnnt away, MUM... .1.. .1 mnl" "Whol" ii ni iiw uir.v .4 11,1 I i ne wicKcti iiea. -wo, 110 1 won't you sec l tl lilt a at a. Tho wicked man runs away when no man in after him." "Is there a woman after him?" "Tomui go to bed!" Hvorybody's. The beautiful lloat of the ti t.i (ii.i unoneior i mi) won ursi pne in it class at the tloral parade last Friday afternoon. It was indeed a work of art and its superb oeauty won tlie admiring plaml ua in mo inousaiiiis 01 onioouers it wan constructor to represent ine battlcaliip Dregon. Thous amis and thousands of roses were ntilized in its embellishment ami the effect was entrancing. Mam eiprcfisM it in their opinion to be the finest lloat in the entire parade. The Haohelor llova are to be congratulated upon their splendid float. Hair llobbing and Curling. We are now equipped to do all kinds of Hair llobbing and Curl 2. 1.1 l ,. . i i"K. 'vo curia wuii eiiiKireu Dutch Hob. K. 0. Trpp, 110 N Jersey streot. Hfre k the best olTer you ever nau? hu room Kronen buiiira ov two fireplaces, furnace, hardwood noor, concrete basement, eon crete floor, lot 75x100, beautiful full lawn, near best residences in St. Johns, close to dry dock and Cooperage, a rich man's house at J'uui man a M lee, iVIIIUlCII lias Una for sale; 306 N. Jere St. Will bntld on hard surface treat five room modern house. lull cement basement', bard wood floors and fireplace, $:i7f0, $500 eaih, balance easy terms, Hiee & Tate, 107 N, Jersey; Col. 8S7. Have you been to see M. N. Amiiich, 30G N. Jersey street, to buy or sell or trade property T us nannies any tlung in proporty anywhere; his phono is Kinpire 1562, residence 100 S. Smith Ave. "Wanted A small furnished house. Call Col. 819, Typewriter ribbons for sale at tfeis office; 70c each. Wool Bathing Suits MEN'S WOMEN'S $3.50 $2.95 $5.00 Curtain Scrim, Yard - 22c Thread 5c Chilcls' Patent Leather Sandals, Size 2 and 3 only ... $125 Women's Kid Pumps - - $3.85 Women's Muslin Underskirt - $1.25, $1.50 Dresser Scarves - 50c Women's Long Silk Gloves - - $1.50 Baby's Waterproof Pants - - 45c Corsets - $3.50 $2.95, $2.50r $2.00 Men's Work Shoos - $3.25, $2.95, $2.40 Khaki Work Shirts Special Price - 85c IVIcn'sSntin Strlpo Athletic Unionsuit-$1.25 Men's Khaki Lace Breeches - $3.00 'Meet me," sighed she, softly, "Where the springtime zophyrs blow ; Where the woolly lambkins gam bol, And the hillside cattle low. Meet me at the roadside, Where the pussy willows swayj Where the crocus lifts its petals And the huh and shadows piny. Meet me where Uiu plowman Turns tho fragrant furrow true Where the robin sings his sweet est. And the morning sky is blue. ! Meet me," then sho whispered. With her eheeks a rosy hue, , Rut don't you dare come near unless You bring your motor, too." Marshall N. Dana. This should sell at onee: Seven room house, nil kinds of fruit and berries, grape vines, niee lawn, en per than paying rent; own your own home; small cash, balance terms. Aniiieli, '10(1 N. Jersey street. Will build yon f, room Ntriutly modern House 'Jliviu, lire place, hardwood lloors, full basement, on Willamette boulevard, all street assessments paid, f'fiOl) eash, balance terms. Hoe your plans. .See .1. I', (Jillmore, V.y .N Jersey street, Col. 81. For Sale Need baby binriv. fall -11 1 Itristol street, or Colum bia II!) I. AUSTRALIAN PRESS PAYS TRIBUTE TO J, C, HERDSMAN Chautauqua Lecturer Pralaed aa Noted Orator in Qlowlng Term. Ono of the uncut tributes ever pnld to J. C llertiHtimu, tho lecturer, who will illHcuna "I.lfo's llulnnco Hlioet" at Chautauqua on the sixth iiftrrnoon, nppeareil In the Mulboumo (Aus trnlla) Times, under date of Nov. 17th, following Mr. Herdsman's elec- trlfyliiK speech In the Australian city, "He Is one of the most notable ora tors that lmn ever vlaltcd this eouu-1 try," suld the paper, "After hearing his imM re m In which he urted the closest cooperation between ICnellsh- spcuklni; peoples, ono cannot full to i reullze that If there are many Anicr- Icuub of this calibre, then Australia will derive an Inestlmnblo advantage In an International exchange of Ideas," CENTRAL CASH GROCERY 108 Philadelphia St. W. J. FORSYTHE Opposite Masonic Bldg. Phone Empire 1588 The Store of Personal Service WE DELIVER FREE OUR MOTTO We don't sell cheap goods, but Good Goods Cheap. 'c carry a full Hue of nil makes of Jar Caps and Rubbers, A Visit to Our Store will Conviuce You of the High Quality of Our Goods at the Lowest Possible Price. Sl'HCIAL PRICK lfR!DAYi SATURDAY and MONDAY 50 lbs. Goldeu Gate Coffee to be given away KRK15. JOWER CHAUTAUQUA "CLINIC" IS MOST VALUABLE FEATURE Noted Authority on Health Subjecta to Dlocuaa "Danger Slonals." Minn IMna Eugenia I,ove will be with us on the aeconil afternoon with n lecture tlint Is of vital linportnnco to every mail, woman and child In this community. "Dimmer HIkihiI en tho Head to Heullli" la tho theme, and no speaker alum; henlth lines Is bet ter qualified to dlNcuas It. Her lec ture Is brluiful of common sense, Ilrst of all, mid Is permeated with a charm of personality that arouses the keen- eat Interest among tlioio title addrexs. es. Ktio Ii a veritable storehouse of valuoblo Information. For Salt loi table l&x 8 ft. with balls mid cues complete. t all Col. !!:. Hring in your nowa items. Hair Work; switches made to I order. Mrs. Hill, u'15 K. Tyler St. Sunnnor rates, Planer Wood ; Empiro 1133. Ono hundrod lirat class envoi- opea with your name nnd ad dress neatly printed on the cor ner tor ono dollar at the Keview oftico. Additional 100 for 7fc The nostollice department ad. I vines the ubo of printed return envelopes. Phone Col, 34S Woodlawn 2119 Bartlett & Widenmann WOOD SAWING All Ordcra I'tomptly Attended S29 I. Mohawk St. Portland, Ore. Offer Expires October 1st, 1922 I have a number o enrda kit for Artura Olive Buff Portraits FREE Come mid Sec l' About Them Men's Hot Weather Prices on Half Soles and Heels 51.50 the Pair Philadelphia Shoe Shop 304 N. Jcncy St. Carl Jubnkt, Prep. mm Frances Ingram Is Coming Ellison White announce a special Chautauqua tour of Frances Ingram, famous contralto of the Metropolitan Opera Company and formerly of the Chicago Operatic Association. Catnpanini snid "The best American contralto voice I have ever heard." The Chicago Evening Journal says, "The great est contralto of her generation." She appears in concert here on the second evening of Chautauqua with three assisting artists: Ethel Stearns, violoncellist; Vere Stearns, violinist; and Mina Ilellcksoti, pianist. Seven Wonder Days Make Chautauqua week your vacation week. You will never regret It. It will be seven days filled with interesting and in spiring lectures, splendid music and wholesome entertainment. Lectures by Opie Kead, Norman Allen Imrlc, Dr. Elmer Iynn Williams, J. C- Ilcrbsman and Edna Eugenia Lowe. Eleven concerts during the week by Frances Ingram and the Stearns Ilellekson Trio, I'atton Brothers Trio, Oceaulc Quintet, Electra Piatt and Vernon Stone, The Wattcau Girls and The GUvan Opera Coinpuny Paul Fleming and Company in "An Even ing of Mugic" on first night and on the fifth night a big New York play production. Season Tickets Now on Sale Adults, 52.50; Students, No War ST. June 30, July E. L4-1 W trough Jorihedqy Your day's work Is shortened nnd made easier when you have n good oil cookstove. Burn Pearl Oil for fuel nnd you no longer have coal and wood to carry or ashes to shovel out. You work with n clean controlled heat that is concentrated directly un der tho utonsil whero it is needed nnd your kitchen is kept cool nnd freo from dirt. Pearl Oil is tho clean-burning, uni form, economical kerosene refined nnd re-refined by a special process. Dealers everywhere. Order by namo -Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY l California) PEARL IKUROSUNE) HKAT AND LIGHT Dr. V. P. Schultze, Ues. Col. 1131 Office Col. 37U Drs. Schultze & Swart PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 1-0 Uotih.un & Currier HIdg. fialton Ranch Dairy Buy Pure Milk Direct From The Farm The Dairy is under strict supervision of the City Health Depnrtuieut and the Cows are tested for tuberculosis every six mouths. Phone Col. 321 for orders Wanted Men or women to take orders for genuine guaran teed hosiery for nion. womon and children. Kliininato.s darning, Hi a week full tune, $1 an hour spare sary. time. Kxporieuee unneeos- International Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. Don't send your printing out of town. Typewriter nauer for salo at this otlice. Kor Sale Ghean and sichtlv building lots. See j. S. Downey at oace, 933 N, Syracuse. iac $1.50; Tax Child's, $1.00 JOHNS 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 N - W HITS J Dr. D. S. Swart, Res. Col 283 Office Col. 379 For Sale, at 929 Calhoun, by owner, new modern houso, living room, bed room, built-in Dutch kitchen, dining alcove with built in nliinn ..Incut rtjimnlAtu kail. room, cement walks and steps: 2 50x100 foot lots, level with side walk. A dandy place for a cou ple wishing to keep cow or chickens; $2200, terms. Call Col. 1064, or write Mr. Roy Crouchley, 920 N. Central Ave. Mrs. Vinson does hemstitch ing at 52S South Ivanhoe; phone Columbia 1044. tf COMPANY (C.llfmnit) Choice Groceries A full line of the Choicest eroceries at most reasonable prices, constantly on hand. We give 5. & II. Green Trading Stamps with All furcnascs LSimmons&Co. Quality Grocers THE I HOUSE DYE WORKS Moved to 217 North Jersey, formerly occu pied by Joy, the Tailor Telephone Empire 1399 H. A. MANNING Repairing Has Dropped I will half sole Shoes at these prices: Mcn'i heavy half aolet f 1.25 Mcn'a light half ole 1.00 Ladles' heavy aolet 1.00 Lndle' light thoci 76 Ilor'a heavy totes 1.00 Hoys' light solos 75 uirit' soics , 7o Patching 15c up I use the best of leather that nioucy will buy. I have come to stay and believe in living and let you live. C. C. HOPKINS Boot and Shoe Maker G13 Columbia Blvd. Near Filling Station. Geo. W. Crqckwell, M. E. naiuropain, pinoioeisi 704,720 Dckumlldi. iiootWo Trvtttmantn Sl'KCIALTlHS Stomach trouble. Chronic disease and I'emale compltlnts. No maltcr what your trouble Is I can help you: I have cured hundreds! why not you I'oniuiiailon and examinations rite. "Pay as you can." No knife. No operations. No Incurable icate laKcn, 1'rce treatments this week. St. Johns Transfer Co. Baby chick starter, Little chick scratch, Good time to lay in your Winter's supply of wood, CABtfUL FUBMTURE MOVES i IW Esit Iwlktlos St. CelonUs 83 St. Johns Fuel Co. 515 Columbia Boulevard Slab and Cordwood Office Wildrose ShliiRle Co. Phone Col. 918 PENINSULA WASHERY 1032 N. Syracuse Street Patronize Your Local Laundry Hand Finish Work Mended and Darned a Specialty. Family Wash. ine and Wet Wash Solicited. Bundles Called for and Delivered, batmactlon Guaranteed. 1110110 Columbttt 2407 St. Johns, Oregon kV. Herwlck C. O. Herwick )ne Col. 682 Res. 1025 S. Jersey J. W. HERWICK & SON Wood of all Kinds BRICK, SAND AND GRAVEL Piano Tuning Repairing ERNEST HAROLD Reliable Work Skta it 107 W. Pirk . ram IXl-U Member Builders Exchange W, P. Greene & Son Contractors & Buttders 625 B. BUCHANAN STREET Portland, Ore. Phone Col. 1036 Phone Columbia 42 C. R. SEELEY Painter, Paper Hanger. and Kalsofliiner 101 N. Olympia St., Cor. E. Charleston Idle Hour Pool Hall 207 N. Jersey Street GLOVER & ALLEN, Proprietors T. A. Glover. Manarer Cigars, Tobacco and Soft Drinks. OLASZ-WTUiON WOOD Slab and block wood mixed. $0 per load ; four foot slab, $4.50 eoru; planer wood, $4.50 load. W. U. BfCuK, 615 N. HudftOB It. near Fessenden, HOLMES LODGt NO. 10 KNIGHTS OP PYTltlAS , Meets every Friday night a( !jo o'clock in int. KNUR tall. Viilton alwart net come. B. B. PHILLIPS, C. C. A. CARL MltLSON, K. R, g PENINSULA CHAPTER No, 43 A. A. M. Stated meetings on the fint , Monday of each month In Ma-' aouic Hall. Visitors Wtkwie. I. D. WltaSTKR. K. it. r. i. it. LUMQNi StcrtUryf iflfc Laurel Lodge, I.O. O.F. '""v"' No. IOO, St. Johns. Onaon Meets each Monday ovening in' Odd Pel lows hall nt 7:3o. A cordial welcome to all visiting brothers. Thorns. Thompson, K. O. KJ. Cllci, V. O. ldw. Conosnt, Rec BtC.! O.W.NoRat , Fla.Bce. II. 1'. CLrfc, Tress. St, Johns Gamp No. 7546 Modern Woodmen of Amorica. We heartily solicit the attendance of our members at our regular meetings every 2d and 4th Thursday evening. A. S. Berry, H. R. Corbett, Consul. , Clerk. 202 It. Polk St. 029 S. Jersey St. Woodmen of the World St. Johns Camp 773 Oooi. lU mtttlom every Monday rtnln In Dltku.r 1U1I, nuriliigloti nJ Jerxy ttrcei. Vlillori.lw.T. welcome. Old member coma out and see whtt a lire camp you belong (o. DORIC LODGE NO. 132, A. r. and A. M. MecU the first and third wednesdayof each month In Masonic Hall. Vlil tors welcome, JohnM. Dlalr, W.(M. A. W. Davis, Secretary., t Mtnerva Chapter No, 105, 0,E,S.: Meets every second and fourth Tuesday of each month in Masonic ullall. Visitors welcome. . OracL. Dlalr, Wt tr Be.ile V. I'o.t, R. . 1177 Amlierit ttrttt. The Fraternal Boosters, Meets every First nnd Tiilr'dVc'd ncsday in the ' Odd Fellows' Hll ' Join and Help boost Oflice-Col. C25 Uesldeucc-Col. 477 Dr. E. P. Borden , DENTIST Paliilcss extraction of teeth under nitrous oxide k Peulniula llnnK Illdf;. St. Johns, Portland, Oregon ' PENIRSUU TITLE ABSTRACT i REALTY N H. HENDERSON, Mnir ' 403 N. Jaraay atratt Abstracts of Title Prepared ' Titles Kxamlne'd Phone Columbia 266 Poff & O'Neil TRANSFER AND STORAGE Sand aud Gravel - Dally Trips to Portland 4 PiMMC9l.3dl 206 1. JERSTST Frank A. Rice LAWYER ? OfTIce 107 N. Jersey Street? Phone Col. 087 Residence Col. 399 All Kinds ot Truck and Team Work.I'urnllureMovlnp, Basement DlgKlnR, Sand and Gravel; Wood for salc-i-Cordwood S7.o: Planer rr W. S. JEANS Col. 73a 510 fi. Polk- St. ELMER SNEED Violin Instruction STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street Phone Columbia 302 ILuy or sell St. Johns Property A. W. DAVIS Real Estate Fire Insurance and Notary Public List your property with me if you aesire to sell quickly t Dr. W. J. Gilstrap Physician'& Surgeon Glare's Accurately Fitted X ray Laboratory Peuinsula Security Co. Bldg, St. Johns. R. G. Muck , A. A. Muck Phones Co. 1284 Phones Col. U8 East 8631 Maln4KY 907 Fessenden Street Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock Members ot the Builders' Exchange Phona Columbia 977 PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO.. lac. Ekctrja! EngLum ii Csntractm WIR1NO FJXTUXKS AND SCPPUK3 General Renalr Wnrk 10? S. Jenty Street, - Portland. Oregoo Phone Columbia 874 L. R. NICHOLS Chimney Brick, Cesspool Brick, also Contracts taken for Dieeintr Cesspools, 502 N. Edison Street L Legal 6uarant Givru Currin'n For Druca St. Joh&s, regoa Geo. W. Muhm Contractor and Builder Plans and S Dec lB cations furnishMl Free where I build. Residence ad. IT dress 10S Smitb avc Col. y6i.