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200 Acres of Beautiful Lots
mid ncrcagc, directly ncross the river from ST. JOHNS,
on N. 1 railroad, near Claremont Tavern, where all
trains stop daily, and electric line now building, is now
on ale nt very reasonable figures mid easy payments.
K. SIIKPAKD & CO. mid II. G. OGI)F,N,
St. Johns, Okkoon.
HARDWARE !
We arc now in our new location in the Iiickner Huild-
ing.
We nre glad to see oil our old friends, and' will wel
come all new ones who may call 011 us.
We will have some WARM bargains to offer in a few
days. WATCH OUR STORK GROW.
POTTER &
THK IIARDWARI5 MF.N.
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
Present investment in St. Johns realty means future independence.
For reliable information about prices and
best locations, write or call on
Colvin & Henderson
101 i.j Philadelphia Street ST. JOHNS, CKKGON
Notary Public.
Conveyancer.
Scales Bros Grocery
Has a large and well selected stock of staple and fancy
groceries. Quality guaranteed. Our large and growing
trade is a sure indication that our prices are right. If
you have not been trading with us, call in and look
around. We'll be pleased and so will you.
SCALES
Phone Union 4064.
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DENTIST
Haa opanad offlcaa in aulta IB of tha Holbrook Block, St. Johns.
Your patronage solicited
rloor
Coverings
Let us give you
figures oi
Oil Cloths
Printed and Inlaid
Linoleum
Carpets
Rugs ond
Matting.
Dressers
In fir, white maple, golden
ush or mahogany finish.
Minis' eye maple, oak mid
mahogany, $6.75 to $30.
Opposite
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Local News.
Calef Bros, will please you both
as to style and price.
Rough dry washing at 6c per
pound. West Coast Laundry.
Fully one thousand people crossed
the river on the ferry last Sunday.
Harvey Uriggs of Bridal Veil,
was a visitor in the city last Sun
day.
If you want furniture that your
wife can live happily with go to
Calef Bro.
Go to Brodnhl's greenhouse,
303 Miiciitiiiati tot., lor your rose
bushes and bedding plants.
Mr. and Mrs. Chun of Walla
Wnlla, Washington visited old
friends in St. Johns Monday.
All single men patronizimr the
Ineeda Laundry will have all under
wear repaired free of charge.
Dray loads of household goods
moving through the streets is one
of th: sights to be seen daily in St.
Johns.
l-or sale Corner lots 1 and 2 111
block 7, South St. Johns. Price
75o, on terms. Phone owner,
bcott 222.
Tents For tents of any size or
styk or canvas goods of any kind
go to Shaw's Furniture store
French Block.
Ior Sale Household goods.
Also 1 Ludico wheel and good
Winchester rifle. Opposite city hall
over Bazaar store.
a nan a dozen new Homes arc
now building in South St. Johns.
1 lie same may be said of every
addition in the city.
bore mroats and ond col .is are
the prevailing fashion nowadays
undoubtedly caused by the sudden
change in the weather.
Mrs. S. S. Roberts, the dress
maker, 1612 Oliu St., University
Park, all work done neatly and
satisfactorily. Phone Woodlawn,
802.
There arc rumors to the effect
that another road house will be
built 011 the opposite side of the
river at some point 011 the county
road.
Judge S. If. Greene, who for the
ast six mouths has had his office
I he Review building, moved to
room 25 in the Holbrook block the
first of the week.
Couucilumii W. II. King is ex
cavating at the corner of Ivauhoc
and John streets and will build 11
urge skating rink for the amuse
ment of the young mid old who
enjoy the sport.
Mr and Mrs. F. .A. Rolertsou
and two children of Frankfort,
Mich, arc visiting at the home of
K. C. Couch and fatuily. Mrs.
Robertson is a daughter of Mrs,
Couch.
M. K. I.egard has res'gucd his
place with 'I he Wagoner Co., and
will drive the laundry wagon for
ic West Coast Laundry. No
regular driver has been put 011 at
1 lie Wagoner Co.
Mrs. Augusta Mansfield received
le sad news, Thursday last, of the
eath oi her brother, Win. Stinc,
who resides in Minneapolis, Minn.
of heart failure. He was an old
soldier of an Illinois regiment.
I have for sale a splendid team of
oung horses, 3 and 4 years old.
'ereherons, weigh 1,500 pounds
each; stylish and lively, sound as a
dollar. Call and see me. J, II .
Fletcher, 833 Willamette boulevard.
About one hundred and fifty
men arc now employed on the cut
now being made near Northern
Hill by the Portland and Seattle
railroad. This uuuiler will le
largely increased when the work
is well under way.
Rev. Chas, Harris and wife nr
ved in the city from Maplcton,
Ore., for a visit with Mrs. Utirris'
parents, Rev. and Mrs. 15. I?. Mc-
iicker, last Sunday. Mr. Burns
will be located at Sodaville, Ore.
luring the coming year.
An item in the city dailies is to
le effect that active work on the
big Swift packing plant on Colum
bia slough will begin within inside
of 60 days. In fact the contractors
only await the completion of the
dredges to be used in the work.
Any one desiring instruction on
cornets, altos, trombones, tubes,
baritone or reed instruments would
do well to consult Prof, A. C.
White, baud master, St. Johns
baud. Leave word at Chipmau's
book store. Terms reasonable.
What narrowly escaped being a
serious conflagration occurred at the
home of W. L. 1 horndyke Wednes
day evening. The chimney caught
fire and it took the combined efforts
of W. L. and his sou Frauk to sub
due the flames.
Several Miuuesotans were in St.
ohns Wednesday, and were so
well pleased with what they saw
that they declared they would sell
their holdings iti the land of the
blizzards and return here and take
up a residence.
City Attorney Greene This mat
ter of straightening out the tangle
bet wren the contractors on the new
city hall, their bondsmen and oth
ers is going to be goue over care
fully, and you may rest assured that
everybody will have to live up to
their agreement. The city wants
to do all it agreed to and it expects
everybody else to do the same.
: Tlitf "Review will keep you posted.
The West Coast LatUidry t makes
a specialty ot incc curtains.
Mrs. G. T. Kirk of Albina vis
ited Mrs. J. J. Tryon Tuesday.
Mrs. A. W. Davis leaves this
week for a two mouth's sojourn at
Fillmore, Utah.
If you want to pay for only what
you get, and get what you pay for,
go to Calef Bros.
A 120 capacity Cornell incubator
for sale, $7. Also eggs for hatch
ing nt 205 N. Kdison street.
Try the Crystal Home Bakery
617 Dawson street, for all kinds of
home made bread and pastry.
The new board signs of The
Wagoner Co. can now be seen in
most every nook and corner of the
town.
Wallace Ulover and wile ami
Mrs. Viola Holland and family all
entertained numerous guests on
Sunday.
Mrs. Delia Ticcr has opened
dressmaking shop nt 507 Tioga St.
1'irst class dressmaking. All work
guaranteed.
If in need of furniture or stoves,
the excellent quality mid low prices
will surprise you at bliaw s Ftirni
turc Store, French block.
P. II. Kdlcfson is making his
handsome home on Fillmore street
doubly attractive by grading and
the setting out of shrubbery.
Owing to the high water the
earth sluiced out into the river from
the Portland and Seattle railroad
cut has settled nearly n foot.
D. . boutlimayd, painter, pacr
hanger and decorator, has plenty
of 1906 wall pajKT in stock at, 708
W. Richmond street, St. Johns.
Buy your cigars and tobacco of
Harris & Goodell. The only ex
elusive cigar store in St. Johns.
Corner Jersey and Tacoma streets.
W. S. Clark, St. Johns Art Co,
pictures and frames to order; Art
goods of nil kinds. 205 N. Jersey
street, St. Johns, Ore. Some good
bargains in real estate.
A second base ball club is now
being organized in this city and
some of its members claim they will
give the first team u run for its
money before the season is over.
Four little girls hugely enjoyed a
flower gathering picnic toward
Smith's crossing on Sunday. They
wetu Gladys Bredcsou, lua Peter
son, IClizabeth Stidter and Wylena
Ihorndykc.
Last Monday the water company
began the flushing of their water
tanks and mains leading to the
river, which will guarantee n sup
ply of absolutely pure water during
the summer months. v
Call nt The Review office nnd
procure your stationery witii the
map of St. Johns printed on the
back. Let y6ur friends know
where you live mid acquaint them
with the advantages of your city.
It takes the big five-yard steam
shovel in' use on the railroad cut
near Northern Hill but n minute
mid a half to load one of the cars
with twenty yards of dirt. Large
crowds daily watch the operation
of the huge machine,
The Fairchild 12 acre tract nt
Newport stntion has been platted
as Newton Addition mid the lots
ure now for sale by the St. Johns
Laud Co. Prices ranging from
$300 to $500 nt the old terms - $,s
down and $5 per mouth.
The new up-to-date stone and
cement steps which M. F. Loy has
erected nt the side of his residence,
arc works of art and models of con
venience. It is worth anyone's
time to walk over to his home and
sec them, as they are the only ones
of their kind in St. Johns.
An interesting and impressive
christening ceremony was wit
nessed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Bredesou last Tuesday after
noon, Rev. K. H. McVickerofliciat-
tig. An even half dozen of the
ittle ones received the cognomen
which they are to bear through
ife.
LINNTON !
Timber and Farm
Lands convenient
to transportation
and Linnton.
LOTS
CITY PROPERTY
WATER PRONT
Bargains in Linn
ton Real Kstate.
A. HARDY
Office opposite postoffice
at Linutou.
Friday, April 20, is the date of
Baptist ladies sale.
Horn April. 8th, to Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Shclton, a sou.
Try the new bakery in the French
block for wholesome goods.
For Sale -Washing machine for
$1.50 at 403 W. Johns street.
Start right by getting up-to-date,
high class goods at Calef Bros.
Fresh bread, pies, cake and cook
ie every day at the trench block
bakery.
We wash and iron all flat work
nt 25c per dozen. West Coast
Laundry.
Notice the special prices 011 goods
111 our furniture department. The
Wagoner Co.
Several firms in the business dis
trict arc agitating the sprinkling
ot Jersey street.
New wall pnperat Portland prices
at Hendricks & Monnich Potter
& Goold's old stand.
Mrs. A. L. Yotingferdorf and lit
tie daughter visited with friends it
St. Johns last Tuesday.
Cathuriuc, wife of Andrew Gren.
died nt her late home on Willamette
botilcvnrd last Friday, aged 52
years.
uoou, nonest values sticii arc
the sentiments Calef Bros, have
ever incorporated in their business
policy.
Coughs, colds in the head mid
mild attacks of the crip arc some of
the fashionable ailments in St. Johns
at pa-sent.
If you are in need of dental work
sec Dr. Kambo, Room 18, Hol
brook block. All work strictly
first-class,
Rev. David Lepper, the sluuiuir
evangelist, will conduct the services
u the Methodist church next Sun-
day evening.
Money to loan on good real es
tate security at 7 per cent. Apply
to Colvin & Henderson, Cochran
block, St. Johns.
St. Johuites who planted their
gardens a mouth ago now have new
onions mid radishes. The vegeta
bles are nothing to brag about, how
ever.
1,. 11. ciiipman leu last .Moudav
night for nil extended trip in the
eastern mid southern states. He
expects to be absent about three
mouths.
1 lie Crystal Home Bakery, 617
Dawson street, has the best of home
made bread mid pastry. Also 11
selct line of groceries. 0cu from
1 a. in. to 9 p. m.
uur expenses nre light, our
irices corrcsiKHidiugly low. We
handle new mid second hand furni
ture and stoves. Come in and
usped our stock. Shuw's Furni
ture store, French Block.
Baptist Indies' bazar and dinner
will be held in the Holbrook block
Friday, April 26, in room formerly
occupied by Overstreet's plumbing
shop. Hot dinner at 12 o'clock;
ce cream and cake in the evening.
Hereafter all notices of societies,
churches, etc., announcing enter
tainments where admission is
charged will lie inserted in The
Review at five cents ier Hue each
insertion. This rule will Iw strictly
enforced.
From the conversation of those
who are familiar with the facts it
will not be long before another dry
lock in St. Johns will be an abso-
ute necessity. For nearly a year
the present dock has Ixren unable to
accomodate all the business offered.
Geo. Simmons, who recently pur
chased the Raser confectionery
store, wishes to announce the fact
that he will constantly have on
hand fresh candies, nuts, fruit, to
bacco, cigars, soft drinks, etc, mid
cordially invites the public to give
him n share of their patronage.
Owing to the opening of the pub
ic library in an adjoining room and
the late hour at which the meeting
adjourned, the Commercial club
MMtioucd its annual election of olh-
cers until next Wednesday evening.
Let every member of the club mid
all who are willing to work for the
best interests of the city be present.
The stern wheel steamer Tele
phone, the fastest craft 011 the river,
will be placed oil The Dalles run
this morning, making the round
trip daily, As the Telephone,
Telegraph and Chas. K. Spencer
all leave Portland at 7 o'clock every
morning, frequent tests of speed
as far as the mouth of the Willam
ette may be looked for often.
Mrs. T. J. Monahau was agree
ably surprised on her return from
church last Sunday to find a house
full of guests and the table spread
for a splendid dinner, T. J, Mon
ahau planned the surprise, the oc
casion being in honor of his wife's
birthday. The party included the
mniediate relatives and a few inti
mate friends of the family.
A more faithful, obliging and
conscientious secretary for the Com
mercial club than the present in
cumbent would le hard to fiuu.
Karly and late Mr, Perkins has
given his work for the club time
and attention cheerfully. Very few
know the amount of labor he has
performed during the past year.
Arid it has all been done without
compensation. In fact none has
been asked. In reelecting u. J.
Perkins to succeed himself the club
will secure an efficient and pains
taking official and honor a compe
tent and worthy citizen.
Brodahl's greenhouse, 302 Bu
chanau street, for pot plants.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
Me' ban francisco earthquake.
Clean stock, large assortment
and up to date service at Calef
Bros.
Take n walk around the city and
keep track of the new improve
ments. Two 2nd hand ranges to go at a
low price at The Wagoner Co.
Furniture department.
J. 15. Williams will soon beuin
the erection of a handsome resi
dence in Fast St. Johns.
C. A. Bailey contemplates an ex
tended trip through the middle
west in a couple of weeks.
The base ballists were out in
force last Tuesday afternoon, prac
ticing on the new grounds.
Miss Ivdith Moc returned from
Ncwberg last Tuesday, where she
had been visiting for two weeks.
Twelve nice, level lots in South
St. Johns. Small payment down
mid $5 per month L. II. Smith.
St. Johns was the center of at
traction last Sunday and the crowds
from the city were out 111 force.
Fully 5000 visitors were here.
1 he cherry nnd other fruit trees
arc all in full bloom, and there is
no prettier sight in the world than
an orchard of fruit trees at this par-
uciiiar lime
Bear in mind what The Review
said n short time ago about some
thing doing on the water front.
When it does hapicii there will be
great rejoicing nil along the Hue.
The electric Hue has purchased
n tract of ground near Northern
Hill where it will erect n trans
forming station. It is intended to
use the new station in connection
with the one now nt St. Johns
Heights.
Pleasant livening.
One of the most pleasing
events
of the season was the entertainment
given by the ladies of the W. R.
C. Circle last Friday evening nt the
Chicago rooming house in honor of
the birthdays of some of the mem
bers of the Circle. The baud ren
dered n serenade, after which ull
listened to n short progrnm, as fol-
ows:
Music -Band.
Reading Miss Kribs.
French solo Mrs. LcBlond.
Solo Miss Marsh.
Reading Mrs. Shelter.
Violin Solo Mr. McNnr.
Quartette Mesdames Harris
Shelter, Hanson, Cross,
Music Baud.
At the conclusion of the progrnm
refreshments were served.
WHY
inve n torpid liyer when Hcrbiue,
the only liver regulator will help
you ? There is no reason why you
should suffer from Dysepsa, Con
stipation, Chills and Fever or any
ver complaints, when Herbiue
will cure you. F. C. Wnite, West-
vi le. I'm., wriees: "I was sick
for a mouth with chills and fever,
mid nfter taking two bottles of
Icrblue am well mid healthy."
Sold by St. Johns Drug Store.
HENDRICKS
&
MONNICH
New Hardware, Wall
Paper
And 11 full Hue of
New Era Paints.
SASH AND DOORS,
GLASS.
SPECIAL
Butter Prices
We carry a number of diff
erent brands of butter, all
about the same quality.
Some creameries make their
own prices and others let
us make our prices. , ,
Finest creamery butter, roll 70c
Finest Creamery butter, roll, 65c
St. Johns eggs, per dozen 25c
Fresh, nice ranch eggs, 2 doz, 45c
GHOCHKY DHI'AKTMI'.NT
THE WAGONER GO,
P. W. HENDERSON
KIML EST A II!
I.SVl!STMI!N18
Peninsula jrojx:rty a specialty,
243 Stark ktrtct,
l'hone Main 1976, I'ortUud, Ore,
Prescriptions
Require careful attention and only
the purest of ingredients should
enter into 'their composition.
Our Drugs are Pure
And only the the most careful at
tention is given each prescrip
tion. II you have not yet become n patron
of our store, the next time you
you nre called upon to have a
prescription filled or in fact re
quire drugs of any nature, give
us a trial visit, and if courteous
treatment, pure drugs mid care
ful service count for anything
you will come again.
SmitiYsPiiarmacy
Holbrook Block,
ST. JOHNS, ORKGON.
J.S. Downey & Co.
wSj Jersey Street.
Reliable information concerning St.
Johns realty cheerfully
furnished.
Real Hstatc Bought mid Sold.
List your projierly with us.
To Make Money
from real estate investments
care should he exercised
in buying. The man who
makes the most money out
of real estate is he who in
vests in property that will
increase in value rapidly.
Some Rare Bargains
ure to be found in our list
of desirable proerties. A
visit to our office mid 1111
investigation of proerty
listed with us wilt prove
that 110 better investment
can be made anywhere in
St. Johns than the pur
chase of some of our late
offerings. Call mid let us
show you what we have.
Dobie, Peterson & Co.
Jersey Street.
Buy a Lot in
West St. Johns
$100 and up.
EASY TERMS
Richard Shepard
&Co.
L. B. Chipman
Real Estate
J. S. McKINNEY
REAL ESTATE
Close iu lots 011 easy pay
ments. Lot on St. Johns Heights
$5 down mid f5 per month.
Lots in South St. Johns.
IJasy terms.
Iots at Northern Hill $150
each,
St. Johns Heights Station,
l'hone Union sBj.
WHIPS!
The largest and best assortment
of whips ever unloaded at St. Johns
has just arrived from the factory
for the
ST, JOHNS HARNESS SHOP
If you know a good thing when
you see it, try these, 15 very whip
warranted- Prices low.
W. E. SWENGEL,
THIS HARNF.SS MAKF.R