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Wilms Moxon. F. w. Valkntink. MOXON-VALENTINE Co. Philadelphia Street. ST. JOHNS, OREGON. WATER FRONT 430 feet frontage, 1200 feet deep, near Peninsula mill. BARGAIN. Building on Jersey street corner, $10,000; annual ren tal $1,300. Hardware ! 9 Finding that we bought too heavily in s RANGES AND COOK STOVES ? vc will, until July first, sell any Stove or Range in mr R our stock at 10 per cent discount for cash. J III ! . ... . t!l I I! . We will also give a liberal dis count on tunc sales. m Our stock of Screen Doors, Window Screens, and Screen Wire Cloth is still in good shape. 'mr Our H. & M. raiut stock is replenished every j week. Get estimates before you buy. m Our line of Builders' Hardware is complete. f POTTER & GOOLD I TI1F. HAKDWAUK MKN. FREE! 30 Days Trial!. FREE! The Greatest Household Convenience of the Age New Model Electric Flat-Iron Fill in coupon and mail to us nud you will receive free of cli irge an KLKCTRIC FLAT IRON. RETURN COUPON PORTLAND GUN KRAI, KLF.CTRIC CO. Seventh anil Alder Slrcit, Portland, Or. Gvntleiuuii ; Van may clcliver to me one Fleet ric Flat Iron, which I agree to try, and, if uiis.itisfuctory to me, to return to you within 30 days from date of delivery. If I do not return it at that time you may charge sune to my account at $4.00. It is understood that 110 charge will l: nude for the iron if I return it within 30 days. Nam it. Addkhss Portland General Electric Co. Seventh and Alder Streets, Telephone Exchange IJ, PORTLAND, OREGON HILLS ADDITION Most desirable bus iness and residence lots in St. Johns. Terms to suit purchasers. P. HILL- Office at Residence, 618 North Jersey Street, St. Johns X I There are several bargains advertised in this week's Review. Chicago Rooming House V. Hinman, Prop, Good rooms from ft a week up. Comer Chicago and Ivanhoe streets Saint John Oregon The G. HEITKEMPER GO. Watchmaker. Jeweler. Sllvcrtmltb. Importer and Wholesale Dealers 286 UerriSM $.rl,: PORTLAND Local News. Remember the Fourth I School election this (Friday) evening. I.et the Peninsula Hank write you n fire insurance policy. Watch repairing n specialty nt C. Marion Salisbury's. Miss Jean McCombs of Seattle is n guest of Mrs. F. P. Bnbitt. Dressmaking done by Carrie Wood, 615 North Ivanhoe street. Mrs. Frank Peterson attended a wedding in Portland on Wednesday. Wc wash and iron all flat work at 25c per dozen. West Coast Laundry. Furnished rooms with bath everything new. 531 South Jersey street. w. valentine is building a cottage in the rear of his blacksmith shop on Ivanhoe street. The election of two school direc tors will be held at the sclioollioti.se this (Friday) evening. Kthel Armstrong, of Burlington street, gave a hlrthdav anniversary party on Saturday afternoon Did you ever note the fact that the merchant who docs the most ntl vertisiug does the largest business? Miss Kdna Magnus, sister of Mrs. T. T. Parker, is expected to arrive from Wheatland, Ore., for n visit. The ball last Saturday night for the benefit of the baseball club was n well-attended and very enjoyable affair. All insurance twney in a reliable company is as good as money in your iHKket in case of loss by fire. Ask the Peninsula Hank. Mrs. M. Halt of Seattle am Mrs. .1 1.C. Hxouof Portland, sis ters of S. W. Simmons, were visl- tors at their brothel's home last Monday. 15. II. Drunson, 11 shartHMicr of tools of all kinds, lias niieiicdti shop on I vanlioe street. .Shears, knives, razors and every kind of an edge tool will be tint in condition at i ow price. W. I) Nelson, publisher of the Haines Record, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ltihbus of Haines, Ors., were St. Johns visi tors last Satuiday. Young Gordon Parker left St. olius alone 011 Saturday night for Yreka, Calif., where he will visit his aunt, T. T. Parker's sister. until August. His aunt ami uncle will return with him. C. K. Barron, of St. Johns, Mich., has been added to the ton sorial force of the Hon Ton barber hop. Mr. Harron is a first class workman, nud will proven valuable addition to the shop. Saturday afternoon Rev. F. I.. Young united in marriage Miss Anna Gertrude Madison, of St. olius, and Mr. W. II. Ticdciuau, fSenttle. They will make their home in Seattle -where Mr. Ticde- man is employed by the city as en gineer. Several scows for use in the con- (ruction of the new railroad bridge have leeu delivered and are now in use. 1 lie machinery bar tie was auncbed at a Portland shipyard last Tuesday, nud n half dozen scows are now under construction at the yards. Carpenters begnn tearing out the old refrigerator in- the St. Johns meat market last Tuesday tor the purpose of installing n modern cold storage room. 1 he new meat pre server is one of the latest on the market. The contents ore always kept at a uniform temperature. It is convenience itself. With the new refrigerntor Mr. Donnelly will have ample room for storing and keeping a large supply of meats during the coming hot weather. Dr. McChesney last week sold to Patrick Skelly two choice lots on the corner of Jersey and Chicago streets. This protierty is on the east side of the street between the McChesney nud Jower blocks. The price paid was $3,750. Mr. Skelly is having plans drawn for a hand some brick budding and will build at once. F. M. Lashbnugh purchased an other fine team last Friday. They cost him f 500. With a brand new harness from Sweugel's harness shop they made a hue appearance. "I now have fourteen horses in my barn," said Mr. I.nshbatigh, "and they cost me fa, 600. No, I haven't got all I want. Show me something good and in ouy it. There is a great demand for ten ant houses in St. Johns. Every day inquiries are made at this of fice concerning houses to rent. It would surely prove a paying propo sition for capitalists to build a num ber of residences to let. The popu lation of our city is rapidly increas ing but not so fast as it would if tenant houses were available. The Review was in error in stat iug the school meeting for the elec tion of two directors to fill the va cancies caused by the resignation of Messrs. Hrice and Ogden would le held tomorrow evening. It will be held this (Friday) evening at the Central school building at 8 o'clock. No other business outside of the election of the two directors will be transacted. Be on hand and vote for the man of your choice. Keep Your Kye On St. Johns. Keau ioucu x uo. s new ad in this issue. makes The West Coast Laundry a specialty of lace curtains. Try the "Par F.xcellence" : the champion 5c cigar: made in St. Johns. Shears, nxes and knives ground at the new repair shop in rear of Cochran block. First class and reliable insurance companies only arc represented by the Peninsula Hank. Doesn't the noise of the mills along the water front sound good to you? Boost for more of them I L. L. Bailey is again proprietor of the confectionery store on Jersey street, taking possession last Tues day. Mrs. Hurl, of the Herbert & Far! Co., went to southern Oregon I hursday night to visit her mother who is seriously ill. l'lacc your orders lor your next winter's supply of slabwood now Later on we may not be able to supply you so mtickly. Price File Co. ' Phone Woodlawn 22 t Chief of Police Hredeson has been confined lc his home by illness dm ing the week, nud J. W. Whitscl has been wearing the star. Henry Smith recently ptitehiisei a line stepper of the Lovelace-Mam brmo siock mat uorsemeti pro notiuce an exceptionally line animal How about your job printing? better leave your order with lis now before you are out. Our tirices cannot be excelled 111 l'ortl ml. Do not foreet that you can fill uish your house cheacratH. F. Llark s new mid second hand stole 2ox Jeisey street, St. Johns, than at any other place. Mrs. L. M. Mills mid L. M. Mills, jr., of Grand Rapids, Mich., motliei and brother of Mrs. Rich ard Shepard, at rived in St. Johns last Monday, and will remain for 11 summer s visit. tt if. .1 II 1 .a ji. v.. .miicucii, wue ami mice daughters, were guests of Mr. am Mrs. I horudykc on TiivmIiiv. 1 hey were former resideirs of Lovclaud, Colo., but exp.-et to settle in Oregon. On the Fourth of July rvfrcsh in 1 . . . 1 , . ... . . . incuts win lie serveu ov toe lames of the Baptist church. Sandwiches, Mirk nud beans, brown bund, sal ads, ice cieam and cake, colTcc nud tea. Near the city hall. Tomorrow evening the bids for a our-tooiii addition to the present school building, ndvcitiscd else where in this issue, wilt be oivcned by the school board. All who care to bid 011 the work have ample no tice, and the indications me that 11 number will put in bids. The members of the file depart ment wish to tender their thanks to the management of the Poitlaud Woolen Mills and Supt. Bishop for their generous donation of the cloth ftom which the new iiuifoiiii sliiils were made. The act merits the ap preciation of every mciiiler of the eparlmeiit. The jury in the case of M. II, Magoue, guardian of Uocoe Ma- gone, vs. the Portland .Mauufuctur- ug Co., after being out over twen ty hours brought in 11 verdict of ,.ioo for the plaintiff. The suit was brought for I 10,000 damugis for the loss of 11 hand while at work in the defendant's mill. Rough dry washing at 6c per poumi. west uoast Laundry. Smoking is a pleasure if the cig ars are bought at Valentine's. Try the "Par Kxccllcnce" : the champion eurar: made in St. Johns. First-class dressiuakinir by Mrs. Zclln E. Johnston, 531 South Jersey street. Remember the ball of the fire W. A. hall Through the courtesy of Mana ger mink 01 the rl ohns terry about twenty St. Johnites were tu- ken up the river above the renin- ula mills 011 the launch Rover to meet Admiral Goodrich's squadron as it passed down the river Wed nesday morning. It was a highly nioynble trip and greatly apprecia ted by all on board. Al. Ashtou, the well-known mo- toriuau, wants to get up a fat men's race far the Fourth. Said he: "Put on a heavyweight race for tie Fourth. I'll lie the scratch starter. I weigh 365 jMiuuds without my coat nud vest, mid will give n huud leap to all the other sprinters who enter, and carry weight for age in the bargain." One need not lie born with u veil or the gift of prophecy to fore sec that lots between Fisk street in University Park and Macrum ave nue in Northern hill 011 Dawson street which extends through the centre of that rapidly growing dis trict between the rivers in Portland, and now selling for $15 jicr front foot, will, within twenty years from today, sell for one thousand dollars per front foot. If there is anyone who thinks there is not a goo-l-sized payroll in St. Johns they should station them selves near Burlington Place any week day evening shortly alter 5 o'clock and keep their eyes ojieu for an hour. They will see the em ployes of the mills coming up the hill in droves. And every one of these men earn good wages, too. The drydock, Portland Manufac turing Co., Steel Shipbuilding Co., Marine Iron Works, Mcdern Ma chine Works, St. Johns Lumlier Co., Jolies mill, ship yards and woolen mills send a corps of em ployes home whose numbers will astonish many well-informed resi dents of the city. The new bridge across the Willamette is daily add ing workmen to its force and ere long a regiment of men will be em ployed 011 this particular job. It is good to watch this working brigade return from their labors every night. partmcnt at M. morrow niht. it you have river view property for sale or small houses for rent see II . G. Ogdeu, Review office. Mis. M. M. Bloom and daughter Leona, of Portland, we're guests of Mrs. A. W. Markle Friday. Harry L. Crary arrived yesterday from Debt van, Wis., to spend the summer with C. K. Bailey. Protect your proiwrty from loss by fire by insuring in only first class companies. See the Peninsula Bank Phone Woodlawn 22 for your slabwood stove and 4-foot lengths. Wood dclivctcd from St. Johns mill. Remember! You cannot buy liner candies or cigars than the goods Valentine sells in his neat store. Miss lilva Hurlbert was the host ess nt a very pretty lawn party given at C. S. Thump-son's last even ing. C. W. Potter, Geo. C. Carhart, II. W. Hrice and Willis Moxon ate mentioned ns candidates for school ditector. Mi.-ses Carrie and Ruby Martin and Grace Harris, young ladies of Lovclaud, Colorado, who 11 re tour ing the coast, were guests of Mrs. W. L. Thorndyke yesteidav. File inny destroy your home unv time. Are you protected niminst Mtlitilor total loss; If not. call at the Peninsula Bank ami Icttru the small umouiit that will uivcvoti protection. Mises Bniasch, Douglas, Long, Peikins. Mrs. May Wright, MisMS Amy Golan, Svlvia Rowland and Wyleim Thorudvkc attended Miss l.iuu l.hiehan's recital at Mt. Tabor riiuiMlay evening. .mix. win vtccKs entertained a number of ft lends at luncheon in a delightful manner in honor of her istcr, Mrs. Dean, of Ashland, I'm-sdny, June 20th, at her new lome in South St. Johns. The guests weie Mixlaines Dean, Day, HuteliiiiMMi, Churchill, 1 tinman, 'arkcr, I ranger, Learned ami tossilvr. Miss V.Wm Cole gave 11 surprise urty on the eve of thedepaiture of her niece, Miss Maude Cole, for her home in Sveiisen, Oiegou. Theie were eighteen guests, mostly play mates of Miv, Maud. Singing, rec itations and games, followed by ice cream and cake, made the evening :iss in 11 pleasant manner. Miss Cole had attended school heie the mst winter and made many warm friends who were loth to have her epart. If there is anyone in St. Johns esiriug to make improvements 011 their proiwrly on a street where the grade has not yet been established they may have the grade defined by K'tltlon al a cost of about $3K iter mile. This will enable all who de- ire to improve to govern the height of their foundations nud lay their sidewalks so that everything will lie uniform nud systematic when the street impioveiueiits are com plete. Call at the city hall and Recorder 1 horudykc will explain O. Arvitson was relieved of $05 in cush about 12 o'clock Wednesday night by 11 fellow who was acting as n guide to show him his way tome. The theft took place in front of the Arvitson home near the (limping station. Mrs. Arvitson was attracted outside by the noise made by the men, and knocked the mt of the light-fingered man off hi lead. The hat is now nt the city hull, and may be the means of iden tifying the robber. It is 11 soft black hat, si.e 7I4. Although tin Mlow is known there is no clue as to his whereabouts. The ieople of St. Johns were treated to the sight of u lifetime Wednesday morning when Admiral Goodrich's .squadron of I pasted down the river. front of the city the boats formed in line, the flagship Chicago passing from the rear to the head of the procession, followed by the gunboat Princeton, the tnrcdo-hoat Preble, the battleship Boston nud the tor-edo-loat Paul Jones, in the order named. With the exception of the Paul Jones, which went to Santa Crux, all the ships steamed north for Puget Sound oiiit.s. Many people witnessed the gra1 d sight from every point of vantage. AVith several miles of sidewalks to be laid in the city many projcrty owners are debating whether they will follow the instructions of the council and build a wooden walk or whether they will lay the everlast ug cement walk instead. The rapid decay of a wooden sidewalk and the constant repairs necessary to keep it in a safe condition have led many to consider putting in the more durable cement, The life of lumlier in a walk is variously esti mated from four to eight years. The cost of a cement walk is but a trifle more than one of wood, and when put in by one who under stands the business the expense of maintaining an absolutely safe walk ceases, Join the Commercial Club I Reliable insurance at the lowest rates at the Peninsula Bank. For fine cigars it will pay you to can at valentines: opposite city hall. Fhc material used in Linue's bread is the best and can t be better. Smoke a St. Johns cigar best 10c cigar on the market the "White Crow." Insure against fire before volt have one with D. C. Rouers. auent for the "old reliable" Phoenix of London. ' Smokcn St. Johns cigar best 10c cigar on the market the "White Crow." Apostle George A. Smith of the Mormon church will speak in th Klisky building, Portland, tonight rite public is invited to attend. Don't forget the dance of the fire department at M. W. A. hall to morrow nii'iu. i ne best of music and the usual good tinieiniaraiitced Stove length slabwood nt $2.25 a oau ami J-ioot slab at 52. so per cord, inside of untlin, Stewart, Wil lis Boulevard nud Tvler streets Phone your order to Woodlawn 22 Good Paint Used Right LOOKS RIGHT battleships When 111 Artisans Initiated. At their regular nieetiiii: Tties day eveniui: the local order o United Artisans initiated fifteen new membeis in the mysteries of the odge. An exemplifying team from Portland No. 2 had charge of the nitiation. Supreme Master Artl sail iiuiison ami Mipreme .Mcdlca hxntniner Ohnstead were present mid assisted in the work. At th close 01 the meeting ice cream am cake was served and a good time enjoyed. The outer is growing rapidly ami will soon teach the too 111111 k. Fire Insurance. We wish to announce to the business men of St. Johns that we ate agents for the Glens Falls In mii mice Company: that this com pany is paying nil its losses in Sail brancisco: am! that 110 advance rates lias been made. See us when you want reliable and reasonable insurance 011 your bulldiiiesor uier chaudise. Moxon-Viileiitiue Co. Wnnlcd. Hand iioners at the West Coast Laundry. Apply at once. Women Wnnlcd To work in basket factory. Apply at Poitlaud Manufacturing Co., St. Johns. For Sale. Fggs for hatching fiom purebred Golden, Silver, Riug-Neckul nud Lady Amherst pheasants. Inqttlic of Paul or Thomas Cochrnu. Uni versity Pink. For S:i e Clienp. One pluuuer pump, brass fitted with easing, capacity 5,000 gallons lour ; one iy horse ixiwet motor for alternating current, and in ex cellent condition. Call nt St, Johns Water Company's office or phone vist 0.VI7. I . II. I'.dlelsen, Suiwr- iuteiident, July 4th Will be celebrated at St. Johns In Befitting Style, Races and Games Come and Join Us! Tope England Decorators: French Block. St. Johns. Central Bar. 8M, Cociihan, 1'rtlp. Thus. Conpox, Mgr. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cochran Block, St. Johns, Oregon BUILT DY W.C.ADAMS CONTRACTOR and UUILDOR UV uou-Imvf with 114 11 itfftdl uililt'Mt ari'lilUrt, and ur omi yrrutiKO to advance innncv to all lliw uo (Unite to ImiM lnnun. Shop Second Door of Posloff.ce West ST. JOHNS OlilMON F. J. Koerner, CONTRACTOR AND HUILDBIl I'Imiih ami Niil1iiatiiiM riiinixiu'ii mi iipniliwitiim. Iltllll With UtWtllMM ami promptly All WOIK ilhqmloh. II. Crook. fs Jiwy I'lioiu- So at iMKt. I). K. WhIUmi. t'Hitt-iit)' ISuk. Crook & Walton CONTRACTORS ami IIUILDURS. Plan Drawn ami I'.Mitmitr I'lirnMied. (i-mnil JiiIiIiIiik ami ltt-Miriii(. Shop ioH I'miii 11 kiri'i'i. m-r Jry. ST. JOHNS. OltlHiON. Your Horse Lame Take him to Godsey & Clark Uxpert llorst'sltocrs. Our specially is lionasdunrfiui, hihI we guarantee our work, SUMMON. 11 the Circuit Court of lliu itait uf Qrtt. gnu, County of .MiiltiHiiiitth. utrl IliurU. ruimiii. v. n. 15. lliirris. Dtifuiitlaut. To O. It. Harm, dufeudriHt: In tlio name of Hit hUilv of QwgOM yw ure liurchy wiiiuwnit.l uml rpilrf tu iipMur unit mutter tin- toui.Uml Uml iijjiiilikt )m ill till- ulxive entitled Mii I (Ml or liefore tlio lllli (lay o( Auuukt, Ku6, which ik ufler klv wetk Imvc exuiiml roin the "late of the lin-l iiultllcutHiH of this kumiiioiiK. It ik iirvwriueal in ttw order for the tiutilu-utitm uf Mini mow that the biimiiions 1 publlMlrtl fur iiz miTcssive wevkk, iiimI Mtui ortlur wt made and dated the ijimI Uy of Jiihv, I'M. uml the lirt iaillu-iUou tlit'iutil to iiiuile the 2th ilwy of June, I'M'. nl If you fall to uivur and uiikHt-r. th plain tiff will apply to the court for the rvlkf prayed for in her kuid toinpUiiul, tu wit: That the UiiUof matrimony urrviofow uml now exiktiiiK lctieen tin- puiuliff mul the defuiulaiit Ih.- iliktolved uimI that he lc- divorced from him uml lor kitcli other relief ie khall keem etpiiuhlv. Thik summons u aiijitiiei one u w mik for nix kucccttivc week in thw St. JulllM Review liv order of the Honorable Jmluu Alfred Sean, Jr., judge of lht (Umjyw oil tltleil court, mane tin- 221111 nay 01 jujiu, . H. DKM.IMIHK, Attorney mr me pinnum. iu Chumliur of Coiuiuurcu. Portland. Pirn insertion Juno 39, 1941; Uut iii&yr tion Augiikt II, i''.