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Quartered oak, finished golden,
French legs, center dawer, top 2ox
30 inches,
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Tabourette
Golden oak, size
14x14 inches, 18
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$2.75
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Though only a new enterprise in
St. Johns we are meeting with splen
did success.
It is not the price alone, but what
is given for the price that counts.
We earnestly urge you to call and
inspect our goods and compare prices.
Wings, plumes, flowers, silks, rib
bons, velvets and ornaments of every
description. SCHOOL HATS, natty lit
tle street hats, etc.
VOGUE MILLINERY CO.
Eirst Door South of Postoflice
A. C. GESI.ER MRS. C. A. STUCKBR X
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J POTTER & GOOLDl
He who by his bir would rise
Musi cither bust or advertise.
Air. lerry irotn innuy called on
W. 15. Swengel and family Sunday
Miss Laura Kochcr from Aurora
was the guest of Anna Swengel
over Sunday.
Mrs. C. Little nud Mrs. Haskins
left Monday for an extended trip
through California.
' Mrs. Eugene Wright left on
Wednesday forCatlin, Ore., where
she will teach school for the ensu
ing term.
Mrs. 13. L. Snow is quite ilt and
suffering severely, we are informed
and her many friends will sympa
thise with her.
J. J. Shrincr and wife have return
ed from a couple of weeks' visit
with relatives and friends at Jef
ferson, Oregon.
Mrs. I). P. Hoover. Mrs. J. I
Hendricks and Miss Jennie Hen
dricks spent a day at the state fair
Thursday of last week.
Mr. N. J. IJailcy, formerly of St.
Johns, now of the Sedro Manufac
turing company at Sedro Woolcy,
Wash., is visiting here for a few
days.
Miss Stella Campling leaves to
day for Camas, Washington where
she has been engaged to teach the
young idea how to shoot for the
coming school year.
Rev. C. P. Gates, pastor of the
Evangelical church visited his
mother in Dallas, the first of the
week and incidentally attended the
opening exercise of Dallas college
the prosperous little "college midst
the hills."
Have you seen J. S. Downey'
new twins? They are beauties
He lias tliein at the olucc every
(lav, and is as proud of them as
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understand that you arc from Mis
souri.
ip Do not buy until
prices are right.
The Lorain
Tiest Range ever shown in
St. Johns. Only range on
the const built up off the
floor. Potter & Goold ex
clusive agents.
First installment of our
line of Cheerful, Redwood,
Pacific, Oak Home, Cen
tury Hot Blast and airtight
heaters has arrived. Our
increasing sales from sea
sou to season show the su
periority of these stoves.
you have looked through our stock. Our
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THIS HARDWARE MEN.
Deputy Assessor North was in
the city Wednesday and informs us
that the new assessment for St.
Johns is practically the same as it
was last year there being but
very few minor changes where the
assessment has been raised slightly.
Rev. James D. Corby, minister
of the church of the Good Tidings
Uuiversulist, East Eighth and East
Couch street, Portland will preach
on "1 lie Practical Powers ol Chris
tian Univers,ilism," in the Congre
gational church Sunday afternoon
at 5 o clock. All ate invited to
attend.
The Norwegian tramp steamer
Elsa is taking on a cargo of 3,000,
000 fct of Oregon fir lumber at
the dock of the St. Johns Lumber
company. This is the first of n
number of such shipments which
will be made by this firm in the
near future.
The subjects that will be cousid
erect at the nvaugcllcal cliurcli on
next Sunday are, "The Unknown
Sepulchre" and "In the Hollow of
His Hand," morning and evening
respectively. Everybody is cor
dially invited. A special welcome
to strangers. Chester P. Gates,
pastor.
Miss Corn Abraham of Sparta'
Wis., who has been visiting her
friend Miss Campling, will leave
with that lady today, to take charge
of a school in Washington. Thus
St. Johns will lose two of her pretty
"sclioolmams or the soliool year
We wish them the best ot succes
and a safe return.
Charles I. Foss is making a num
her of his combination railroad ties
which will be placed in the track of
the street railway here in St. Johns
ior trial. We are satisfied once tried
they will be adopted, for Mr. Koss
assures they can be manufactured
cheaper than the wooden tie and
their life will be many times longer
tjian the latter.
R. C. Clark left at this office
very uuique specimen of work in
the shape of a small Indian arrow
head, which he manufactured by a
secret process from a piece of brok
en beer bottle. It took him but
about five minutes to do the work.
I If the noble redmau had been pos
, sesseu 01 mis Knowledge ana a
sufficient number of beer bottles it
would have proven a boon to him
during a vigorous campaign.
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FRENCH BLOCK BAKERY
BALLAGH BROS., Props.
"Hi, there, sonny! What are you
crying for uow?"
"Oh, mamma, boo-hoo, sent me
to the bakery in the French block
for ioc worth of those nice cookies,
'n I just tasted 'em 'n they were so
good I just had to taste 'em again,
'n I kep tasting 'em n they're all
gone 'n I'll get a lickiu' when I get
home, boo-hoo-hoo."
"Never mind, sonny, I don't
blame you for eating them; they
are good. Here's another dime; get
some more for your mamma."
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Call in and subscribe now.
Charles Estcs and wife of Cen
tralia, Wash., are among the latest
residents to locate in this part of
the world.
Dr. Mary MacLachlau returned
this week from her trip to Europe,
where she has been taking a special
course of study, and she will be
very glad to meet her friends and
patrons again as of yore.
Carl Hayner and family moved
back from East St. Johns to Edison
street. They think it is too far
out for the winter. It will be diff
erent when the streets are improved
out that way. East St. Johns is a
fine residence section.
Captain F. E. Urink returned
this week from his trip cast as a
delegate to a gathering of the
Eagles in Virginia and reports the
time of his life. He says he got
everything that was coining to him
on the trip.
The Wabash base ball club,
which claims the independent cham
pionship of Portland, has been
matched against the the St. Johns
Tri-City leaguers and the game will
be pulled off on the local grounds
next Sunday afternoon. It will
start at 3 0 clock.
The Indies of the Congregational
church gave a splendid dinner and
supper Wednesday which the citi
zens patronized liberally, but had
they known all the good things
they would have been supplied
with for the small sum of 25 cents
they would have simply swamped
them.
THE BARGAIN COUNTER
An Intcrcstine Column For
Prospective Buyers.
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R. A. Dunmirc, assistant secre
tary and assistant cashier of the
St. Johns Hank and treasurer of the
St. Johns Gas Light & Heat com
pany arrived in St. Johns yesterday
and wilt make his home here. Mr.
Dunmirc is from Massachusetts
and will make 11 good acquisition
to our business circle.
F. L. Matizcy scut us samples of
i)otatoes raised on his property on
Crtiikshunk street near Cedar Park
that are certainly beauties. They
will be seen in our window. The
middle one is an Early Rose. The
two white ones are liurhauks ami
fine siKicimeus. Mr. Mau.ey liar
vested eight sacks of these from his
little patch on his lot.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hlouut and
daughter Mrs. Steiuhoff old friends
from Hood River were very wel
come callers yrsterday. Mrs. Seiu
hoff is now living 011 the hast bide,
and her father and mother content
plate coming to St. Johns. We
trust they may soon do so as they
would be gladly welcomed by our
people here.
Mrs. T. J. Mouahan received
letter yesterday from Stausbury,
Mo., informing her of the death of
her father at that place. The
letter was written August 8th and
did not reach Mrs. Mouahan until
yesterday, and it seems to
been lying in the postoffice at
land nearly all this time.
queerest part of it is that the
was addressed to bt. Johns,
The W. C. T. U. held n
interesting meeting in the Evangel
ical church Monday afternoon.
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1 WW IIL'W Illk-IIIIJVI.I Wl'lV llVllll.ll III
the Union at last meeting. Mrs
J. C. Scott, Mrs. Emma Smith and
Mrs. D. Ilushy, were elected deli
gates to the county convention to
be held in the Goodenough building
at Portland, Friday, the 27. Every
member of the Union should try and
attend this convention.
Captain Hrcdesou is installing
quite an art gallery in his studio In
the city hall. The Captain is a
a connoisseur in incline 01 linearis.
Ills latest acquisition, However, is
a regulation irolicc baton made of
birdseyc maple and other things,
which is a present from Captain l
E. Hrink, who brought it from
Norfolk, Va. Just ask the Captain
to show you the new instrument of
torture. It is a beaut.
N. A. Gee, the house mover, is
busier than an old hen with 17
chicks these days moving eope
out of the way of the Hill road, out
of the way of new buildings being
erected, and otherwise straighten
ing up the inconveniences and
mistakes of house users. Wednes
day he took the office of O. R.
Downs next door to the Review
and moved it over on Oswego
treet to his property there, where
Mr. Downs will make a storehouse
of it.
C. W. Gee, with his sisters,
Mrs. Winn and Mrs. Wakeley of
iveruiore, Cal., arrived in St.
Johns Tuesday evening and they
have made up their minds to make
this their permanent home. They
say that everything in their section
is dry as a powder house and it
was a great relief to them when
they came on to the bright, green
vegetation of Oregon, and that
nothing could induce them to return
to California. '1 hey are uncle and
aunts of our townsman, N. A. Gee.
Suits cleaned and pressed, Si. 00,
ineeda Laundry.
S750. River view comer lot-
terms. S. L. Dobie.
The West Coast Laundry makes
a specialty of lace curtains.
Acreage I have three acres close
in and cheap. S. L. Dobie.
No need of having cold feet
Cnlef Uros. sell heating stoves
Rest thing in men's working
gloves is found at the Harness shop
We wash and iron all flat work
at 25c tcr dozen. West Coav
Laundry.
10 bags sugar, $5.50 per bag
The Wagoner Co., 109 Hurling
ton street.
You get full weight and first
quality at the Central market. Just
try it nwhile.
We arc offering the balance of
our stock at cost and below. The
Wagoner Co.
Good Roods, small profits
quick sales is the motto of
Home Ilakcry.
Si 150. Modern four-room
tage and 50x100 improved lot
terms. S. L. Dobie.
10 barrels best hard wheat flour
$5.00 per barrel. The Wagoner
to., 109 Jersey btreet.
S425- Must be sold soon lot in
St. Johns Park, 'y cash, balance
T5 a mouth. S. L. Dobie.
Just received our new stock o
Horse Illaukcts and Rain Covers.
St. Johns Harness Shop. .6c
bee J. I',. Williams and save rent
by purchasing one of his fine resi
deuce properties 011 the installment
plan.
Rachel Paulson, teacher of Piano
and Harmony. .109 Tilford Huild
iug, lentil and Morrison Streets,
Portland.
Have your property insured ii
the St. Paul or Northern fire in
suraucc companies. They are the
best. S. L. Dobie, agent.
If in need of dental work call at
room 5 in Holbrook block. Ex
amination free, and advice cheer
fully given to all. Dr. Rambo.
Some very desirable comer lots
near the new schoolhouse can be
bought cheap and on the install
uieiit plan by applying to J. 15.
Williams.
I). S. Southmayd has a ton and
a half of 1907 wall paper on hand
for you to choose from. Prices mid
work guaranteed. Call and inspect
this stock.
Are you hungry? then try the
Home Uakery. They have the
best of home made bread, pies and
doughnuts. Try them, they are
really good to eat.
Come in mid look at our new Fall
suits and overcoats before going
elswhere. We make your old
cloths look like new. Peterson and
Noce, Merchant Tailors.
l ry llie central Ligar stand one
door north Peninsula Hank, 103
Jersey St. Exclusive cigars and
tobaccos, llase ball headquarters.
lf. E. Goodell, proprietor.
Do not forget the millinery open
ing ut Mrs. F. R. Anderson's to
morrow, Saturday. You cannot
miss the place, south side of Ta co
ma street, first door west of the
corner.
All our meats are government
inspected and the best that money
can imy, 1 liey tire neatly and
carefully handled. Come in and
leave your order for free delivery.
Ward's Central Market.
Our business having doubled in
the last six weeks, we find it neces
sary to employ more help. Any
one desiring a good job for the win
ter come and see us. Women csim.-
daily. Ineeda Laundry.
A shipment of that famous
"Rosewood Oak" Harness Leather
has just been received by W. 15.
Swengel of the St. Johns Harness
.shop. In point of quality Mr.
bweugel says it is the finest he ever
put a knife into and thinks it a
good time to leave orders for new
laruess. 46c
We have some 10 barrels of High
Flight flour and 10 bags of best
cane sugar, also a lot of miscellane
ous groceries that we want to dis
pose of during the next few days.
Sugar S5.50 a sack, flour S5.00
per barrel. Call at 109 litirliugtou
to see our list. lhe Wagoner
Company,
W. W. Raser, our ex-member
from Clackamas, was in the city
Wednesday with a sample of St.
Johns roasting ears which beat any
thing in that line we had since we
eft the "grasshopper state." I hey
are fine, big, well filled ears of the
StowelPs evergreen variety, perfect
ly free from worms or any defects.
Mr, Raser divided with the boys and
it took about two minutes to empty
his sack. They were grown by
him in St. Johns. Hood River
may do us on apples but we have
them skinned to a frazzle on corn.
Bring in your priuting now.
How is Your Title?
Have your abstracts made, con
tinued or examined by II, Hender
son, abstracter and notary public.
Rooms 4 and 5, Leo Iiuilding,
opjwsite postoflice. Accurate work.
Reasonable tees.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to express our deepest
and most heart felt thanks to our
friends and neighbors, to the Wood
men of the World ,to the Knights of
'ythias and Women of Woodcraft
for their kindness and sympathy in
our sad breaveiueut in the loss of
our dear husband and father and
for the beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Edith Ellis,
Guy Pratt.
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Let us remind you 1
ncrain tfinf- r 9
Can supply you with
Slicker coats
Slicker pants
and Slicker hats
Also Umbrellas
And don't make that long, tedious ride to Port
land to buy Shoes-even high top shoes. We have
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Bonham 8c Currier
Li 07 b. Jersey.
"MADE IN OREGON"
BY PARRISH & THOMPSON
CONIHACIOItS, I1UILDUIS, MANUI ACIUIII ItS 01'
HIGH GRADE, CEMENT HOLLOW BLOGKS
HEAVIEST, STRONGEST, BEST
Enclory at St. Johns, Oregon.
Oflice, 220 Alisky Iiuilding, Portland, Oregon.
I COUCH & CO
Legitimate profits is our mollo.
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! Bargains This Week j
Good four-room house, full lot, on Jersey street f i.ioo
Two lots in Point View 3js
Fractional block on Hurliugtou street, near It. U., 3 front 2,250
Full block, river view .ooo
100x100 close in, corner, five-room Iioiim: 3ioo
50x100 on alley close in, monthly payments 375
50x100 flue business location 011 Jersey sircut I.000
25x100 two story income business pioHirty 2,750
80 acres 3 miles from Forest Grove, improved 1,000
Hotel and furnishings 17,000
50x100 income projnjrty, Jersey street 13,500
Good buys in factory situs, luisiiiuss locution, and modern
flats for rent.
Lots and acreage in Whitwood Court, acro the river, cheap
and 011 easy payments.
H. G. OGDEIN
REVIEW OFFICE.
LINNTON !
Timber and Farm
Lands convenient
to transportation
and Linnton.
: St. Johns and
East St. Johns
LOTS
CITY PROPERTY
WATER FRONT
llargaius in I.iuu
tou Real Estate.
Also at Whitwood Court.
A. HARDY
Office opposite postoflice
at I.iiintou.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
In order to Insure a change of ad-
ertltement the copy for such change
should reach this office not later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Please
remember this and save the printer
lor fine bargains in the
way of husinuttx and
dwelling lots, river and
railroad frontage sold
on easy terms. See
KING
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GILLMORE
113' j Jersey Street,
Real (Estate, Loans and
Insurance.
Phone Union 406S
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