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About St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1907)
Local News. THE BARGAIN COUNTER TRAIL'S PLACE TOR PORTLAND PRICES" I SEE THAt NAMt u o E u. o & o CL U H W O Q. a. O Appropriate Pieces and excellent values for Holiday Buyers We have them in abund ance and in great variety We will store free off charge for Xmas delivery anything you may purchase for a friend or relative. Our stock is kept up-to-date by the con stant addtion of new g Music Cabinets Slmviuj Cabiiicts Chiffoniers Children's Chairs Large Rockers Turkish Rockers, etc. Ladies' Desks Combination Cases Parlor Tables Dining Chairs Couches Rugs, etc. Let us have your orders early and we will do the rest Beginning Monday, December 16, this evening until Christmas. store will be open every Id s o X Ld X h- o Li z X r--CC Ld Ld i Art Display! Lovely specimens of art work by na tive daughters of Oregon. Burnt leath er, felt, wood plaques, envelope hold- ers, oil paintings, burnt wood, bowls, Spin trays, ash trays, and many other articles. Some of the prettiest calen dars ever shown in the city at the VOGUE MILLINERY STORE They are exquisite and are all home made, Oregon product. Prices to suit the times. I Division sale I r Autumn. I'nv tell tne nut that imttire grlcvci That tutumcr't gone awhile. Wlilip'rliiK wlmli mid tinting lcvc Arc but Iter ivtcctctl imllc. Such lomber liuct you My they nrcf The yellow, red and tcre. The Kyeat Ktb, I My, by fur 0( nil the jawing year. 'Tit not with halting tlcpt and (low She enter into deep, Hut Kindly to her rent I know, I'or God doth vigil keep, 'Tit not time to tlgh find iiionn That nummcr't growing old. Arc not the thcavct nil garnered home, The theep within the fold? HyCrl NcUon. UNTIL JAN. 1, 1908 We will divide profits with our customers to tent of TEN PER CENT discount o all cash sales of the ex Ranges, Heating Stoves, Stov Boards, Rssd Turquoise and Amsthryst En ameled Ware all Washing Machines except the 1900 Washer, Steel Foot I AM MM M a m A ' Mats, Table and Pocket Cutlery. We desire to see every one Christmas gifts, and we take this touting our share. have their usual method of contri- POTTER & GOOLD, THE HARDWARE MEN ST. JOHNS. OREGON aBBBBB KtUbUthtd iSSi la Ntw York City. A. UNGER Maker of the famous LA CADIZA, 10 Cent C and G EL ROYAL, 5 Cent ft Full line of Smokers' Supplies. Second door from postoffice. McChesney Block. i FURS: HIDES IBmmX HUNTERB'iLTRAPPCIiraUIDCriS. SSSSjAiHbltMil. MttlMMHu cwwilttaL IBmttnUf Urr Ultmit- Hi VWBSSM Tnrr bmH. Dmr'. Tiw. tw Ui M4 vkan la tairfli '"" V ti fit kMlklH KiW kM i UttMkM C JUiutw lull t4 w ! "'fit' Wjf WoU, Bring in your job printing. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rogers have returned from their trip to the cast ana will taxc up tucir resilience as soon as it can be put in shape. Alfred Tolman's birthday was celebrated Wednesday evening by a big crowd of young people gather ing at his home to give him a boost toward his next milestone. The Oregon Corn Flake com pony have copyrighted a dandy carton to hold their cereal product. It is neat attractive and air tight. There will be no moisture or dis ease germs in the output o! this factory. It Is another sign of their progress! veness. "Why Don't God Kilt the Dev il?" is the subject that will be con sidered at the Hvangelical church next Sunday evening. Morning topic: "The Lukewarm Church," the last in the scries of the seven oa the "tatters to the Churches of Asia." You are most cordially invited. Chester P. Gates, pastor. Madame Leona, the palmist and fortune teller who was located at the New St. Johns hotel recently has moved on. The Madame made many friends here by her pleasant, modest behavior and while we have no faith in that kind of work, it furnishes a great deal of amuse ment to people who are thus in clined. Judge S. H. Greene is on the retired list at his residence on West Fessenden because of a very sore throat, He lias been ill for more than a week, but at last accounts was recovering. Misses Jennie and Lalah have returned from the farm near Castle Rock, Wash., and will remain until after the holidays at least. Cards are out announcing the approaching marriage of A. Unger, our popular cigar manufacturer, and Miss Minnie Hoffman of New York City. The felicitations of bis many friends will be generously extended to Brother Unger and best wishes for a happy prosperous voyage on the matrimonial sea. The happy event is to occur in February and we will be glad to keep the tinpan brigade informed as to dates in lime for a vigorous campaign. Whether it was out of revenge for what was published about him in last week's Review or whether it was just out of the goodness of his generous heart we know not, but we do know that T. P. Ward, the genial butcher, presented the printer man on Saturday evening with the finest veal roast it has ever been our good fortune to en counter. He also threw in a cou ple of thick juicy steaks for good measure. Tom is of the salt of the earth, and may bis shadow never grow less nor his arm shortened. He who by Ills bit would rise Must either biutorn Ivcrtlse. Three new residences have been commenced this week near Cedar Park, Pascal Hill has been in limbo with a hard case of grip for the past two weeks but is slowly recov ering. Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Upson and daughter Kloisc, friends from Hood River were visitors at the Byerlce home Saturday and Sunday. The friends of F. M. Lashbauglt will be greatly shocked to lcaru that he was killed last week while ! riding after cattle at Blodgctt. Ore his horse apparently having fallen killing both itself and rider. J. T. Pond, who has been work ing on the dredge Portland, had his left nrm badly injured by n tim ber falling upon it tcccntly, but tin dcr the skillful treatment of a locn physician is getting along nicely. Take notice of Bouham & Cur ricr's new ad. Cut it out when you go to do your trading. It is worth 25 cents to you and will save you just that much money when you buy $2 worth of goods there. An Interesting Column Prospective Buyers. For Christmas Store. gifts at National Tea Fancy fans and National Tea Store. purses at the The Santiam News asks "After the Clouds What?" Sunshine, bright glorious sunshine, a purified financial atmosphere, more health ful and vigorous nrosucritv. It is sure to come as effect follows cause D. J. and B. F. Ilorsmau have returned with their families from a trip to the cast. The OrcRonians arc all coming back, for they can find nothing quite so good as Ore gon. It is the verdict of every one who tries. Messrs. Walter Blake and Allen Pctticord, well to do farmers of Seneca county, Ohio, arc visiting with h. E. Walker and family this week. They are also looking after their interests In copper mines in the eastern part of the state. Mrs. II. li. Collier went to Pen die ton to visit with her mother over the holidavs. consenucntlv this iron , ial disciple of ulackstonc is on the mourner's bench. Mr. Collier ex pects to follow her on the shortest day of the year and return with her. If our "Old Subscriber" who recently scored our merchants for not having any special sales and charging such high prices will look on the editorial page of this issue te will sec just what he wants in St. Johns. Now a the time for lint to get busy or shut up. Another illustrated service will be given at tuc congregational church, Sunday, December 15 at 7:30 p. ra. Mr. Buttcrworth will most likely sing one of his beauti ful solos at this service. At the morning service Mrs. Lyons will sing a solo and the ladies quartette will render a selection. All are uvitcd to attend. G. W. Nelson, pastor. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Walker, old residents of St. Johns, but of late making their home in San Fran cisco, were in the city this week ooking after their property inter ests here. Mr. Walker was re cently transferred from San Fran cisco to Portland by the Southern acific people where he is employed now by that company. Mrs. Gordon Ogden, nee Hart- man, formerly one of bt. Johns bright girls, now a resident of For est Grove, was a visitor in St. ohns looking after their property titeres's in Northern Hill this week. Mrs. Ogden says their property is not for sale and that they are coming back here to live sometime. She would like to rent their property for a time, however and particulars may be learned at this office. We wanted to give the "devil" key to the office, so that he could get in ahead of us and fire up. We went to unite s repair shop and in little while he had made us a key that was better than the old one, and while we were rubbering about we found that Billle was repairing phonographs, bicycles, umbrellas, awnmowers lu fact, anything you could think of that needed repair ing, and he is an expert at the biz, too. It struck us that now would be about the best time in the world to get your lawn mower sharpened and adjusted so that in the spring you would have it ready when you wanted to use it, Billie is the boy to do it, and is the best man in the city to fix any old thing that needs repairing. Just try him once. Pythian Sisters Elect. At their meeting last week the Pythian Sisters elected the follow ing officers: Mrs. Dr. Vinceut, P. C; Mrs.Valentine.M.K.C; Mrs.M. ones, li. S.; Mrs. Belle Barnet, It. Mrs. Weimer, marshal: Mrs. Hannah Clark, M. of R. and C; Mrs. Anna Black, M. of F.rMrs. Dr. Hartel P. of T.; Mrs. Andy Kerr, O. G.; Mrs. Francis Potter, trustee. The ladies, after the election of officers, spread the tables and en joyed a season of feasting with de- ightful social "cuatterings ' which marked a boom in the work of that enterprising society, for it is known that each Is trying to outdo tne other in their work for the order, and that the bunch is pretty evenly matched. This means good work all along the line, Join the crowd of holiday shop pers at the National Tea Store. $375- Lot close in. XA cash balance $5 a mouth. S. L. Dobie Phonographs and records make fine Christmas gifts. National Tea Store. $3500. Corner lot on Jersey St 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2 or 3 years S. L. Dobic. You get full weight and first quality at the Central market. Just try It awhile. Lots t, 2, 3, 4 and 5, block No 2, Shcpard's addition. Terms ami cheap. S. L. Dobic. Solid gold rings at half prices at Uncle Myers, 143 Third street, near Alder, Portland, Oregon. $1400. House and lot 011 Ivan hoe street near car line and post- ollicc. Terms. S. L. Dobic. Holiday sale of violins and guitars at Uncle Myers, 143 Third street near Alder, Portland, Ore. Fancy chiiiawarc, vases, cups and saucers at one-half the price charg cd by others. National Tea Store. Don't forget to get for Christmas one of Petersen t Nocc's tailor- made suits or overcoats, for $25. Holiday sale of watches, chains and jewelry at Uncle Myers, 143 Third street, near Alder, Portland, Ore. All kinds of household goods, beds and bedding, kitchen furniture and utensils new and second hand at all kinds of prices. Have your property insured in the St. Paul or Northern fire insur ance companies. They are the best. b. h. Dobic, ngeut. Before buying your Christmas presents don't fail to see Clark. You will miss It if you do. He has the goods and the prices arc right. Special cash sale on the Royal sewing machines at Clark's. Buy the wife one for Christmas and make her as happy ns a girl with her first beau. "Sights of Kuropc," the fourth in the course of entertainments will be given Wednesday, December 18 at 7:45 P tn. at the Cougrcga tiotial church. Owner being obliged to leave for California, offers nice five-room cottage for sale cheap on easy terms. Inquire at 610 N. hdlsou or II. G. Ogden, Review office. it will not cost you a cent to see anything that Clark has for sale. He will be glad to show you the goods and give you his prices. All kinds of new goods constant ly being received at Clark's. Hun dreds of articles that will make use ful and ornamental presents for the Christmas season. The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church will give a 2o-ccnt supper and hold a sale of holiday ami other goods in the Holbrook block Tues day, Dec. 17. The patronage of the citizens is solicited. All our meats arc government nspected and the best that money can buy. iney are neatly ami carefully handled. Come in and leave your order for free delivery. Ward's Central Market. Get your piano tuned before Xmas. Witter & Werschkul, the expert piano tuners, will be bt. Johns Wednesday, Dec. 18. Phone Woodlown 658, or leave orders at the Review office. All work guaranteed. Say, my friend, why suffer with rheumatism when help is so nigh? I cure rheumatism iu all its forms or no pay. l also sell the secret direct to the sufferer, I have used this iu my practice for 19 years and never had otic failure. Price for formula $3. The Ureku Remedy Co., Holbrook, Ore. Route 1, Box No. 30. How Is Your Title? Have your abstracts made, con tinued or examined by II. Hender son, abstracter auu notary public. Accurate work. Reasonable fees. 205 Jersey street. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to the good citizens and the fire department of St. Johns for their strenuous efforts in our behalf Thursday morning, when our home and household goods were burned. The kindness of these friends will never be forgotten by either of us. Mr. and Mrs. S. Stanton Neeland. How Diptheria is Contracted. One often hears the expression, My child anight a severe cold which developed into diphteria," when the truth was that the cold had simply left the little one partic ularly susceptible to the wandering diptheria germ. When Chamder lam's Cough Remedy is given it quickly cures the cold and lessens the danger of diptheria or any other germ disease being contracted. For sale by St. Johns Drug Store. We Are Proud Of our Holiday Goods and are confident that a visit to our store will make of you a satisfied customers. We have just put on sale A most attractive assortment of imported China at extremely low prices. Neither goods nor prices can be duplicated iu this vicinity. There arc Cups and Saucers, Fancy Plates, Chocolate Pots, Sugar Bowls and Creamers, Bon Bon Dishes, etc. Prices range irom 25c to $5.00. Today we Open A spick and span line of ladies' belts, purses and shopping bags, all marked at prices that chal lenge competition. Men's neckwear and and sus penders in fancy boxes at 25c to . ft. 50. Special sale of embroidered white handkerchiefs at 5c ca. Do your Christmas shopping now before the lines are broken Prall Mercantile Co. tTxmSt 'TRAIL'S PLACE TOR PORTLAND PRICES" 25c 25c Clearance Ee certificate Good for 25c in trade during December At our branch store, No. 107 S. Jersey, this advertisement if cut out and brought to us will he npplied oil any purchase of $3.00 or more for cash. For example: If you buy a pair of shoes for $2, by turning in this coupon you get the shoes for $1.75. If $2.25 shoes you get them for 2.00. And this applies to anything iu our dry goods and shoe store. This amounts to an average of about 10 cr cent reduction in prices, which is the same as the cut iu the mill hands wages. BONHAM & CURRIER Branch Store, 107 S. Jersey. 25c 25c o o H. T. BUTTERWORTH Jeweler Pine line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Dia monds, Hrooches, Stick Pins, Lodge Kniblcins, Rings, Silverware and Christinas Novelties at prices below Portland dealers. Corner Jersey and Ienvitt streets. o ST. JOHNS BRICK CO. Manufacturers of Clay Brick and Pressed Brick, Plastering Sand 011 hands at all times. Orders solicited. H. HENDERSON 205 Jersey St. jj Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Abstracts of Title Prepared. Accurate Work Guaranteed. To Whom it May Concern. For the name and residence of the owner of any proierty in St. ohns or vicinity, call on or write T. T. Parker, attorney at law, iu Holbrook building. Titles to real projcrty. A Home Made Happy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. About two mouths ago our baby girl had measles which settled on her lungs and at last resulted in a severe attack ot Droucuitis, we had two doctors but no relief was obtained. Kverybody thought she would die. I went to eight differ ent stores to find a certain remedy which hud been recommended to me and failed to get it, when one of the storekeepers insisted that I try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, did so and our baby is alive and well to day, Geo. V. Spence, Holly Spring, N, C. For sale by St. Johns Drug Store. Tennessee Jubilee Singers. This delightful aggregation of colored musicians and singers were given n hearty receptiou at Bick tier's hall last Saturday night. They were iu very goal form and the entertainment was a treat from start to finish. The singing was all good aud the male quartette was irresistible. Uncle Joe Wilson was the funny man of the bunch and kept the house laughing all the time. If they ever come this way again they will be obliged to secure bigger hall to hold the crowd. ONE BIT-A-WEEK All idvcrllicmtntt under this hcid one bit for Nth Meek No id. liken for leu than two bilt. Over 24 words two bits i week (hard, 1 1' You want to buy. rent, Mill or ex change jiroKTly tec Wulcatt (The Rent Mini.) I)i KS.smaki.no All kiwis of dress making neatly anil promptly done by Miwi Anna Htelchen, 519 So. Jersey. 4tf 1'ou ItitNT Cmui1 Iloiikc ami Imru at Northern Hill, beloneinu to Cordon S. Ogden. Apply to h. K. Johnwiii, near prtiiilM.'S, f)n l'URNISlllill llOUSIt TO KltNT If you want a furnished lionse in u good local ity, cheap rent, usk J. 1!. William!). He hat one, 1'ok Sam'. Hy owner; sacrifice price; good tlx room house, full lot, fine tightly location, beautiful riverview, I'uriiiture, including piano, If desired. Kvcrythlug must go at tome price, Terms 011 uirt. Call at house. 9M, N. I'illmore, St. Johns, Sale or Trade. I.ot 50x100, store room and five Hying rooms. Will take lot as first payment, balance $10 per mouth with interest. 617 Dawson street. P. W. Henderson, 243 Stark street, Portland. Aoney Wanted. I2800 or $3000 for ten years or less, at 7 per cent interest payable monthly; good security. Apply at this oilice. QwENGEL'S HAND MADE HARNESS
