St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, January 10, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLADIES' DESKS Always in style, always sure to please. We have them in solid oak, finished golden or weathered or mahogany. Spe cial prices : $6.00, $7.20, $9.45 and $I5.25- Clearance Sale Continues With SPECIAL PRICES in all lines of our complete stock. WE DON'T Advertise "Regular Values" at twice the ACTUAL VALUES in order to cut the prices one-half and still receive the full commercial values. Come and See ! Opposite Postofilco WE HAVE A FEW I HEATING STOVES left, tlint we will sell regardless of profit, mid ALMOST regardless of cost to Clean Up Before Invoice Now is a good time while too ruiuy to work out of doors, to dress up tlint Commode, Morris chair or Chiffonier, with a coat of Sunshine. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF SHADES Then give the kitchen floor nnd wainscot a coat of Creolitc. Make your wile believe that you have turned over a leaf with the New Year. POTTER & GOOLD, THIS IIAUDWARH MEN ST. JOHNS, OREGON 9 WE BUY FURS-HIDES far tzxA cmh. 10 toS man mon for too u thlp.Baw hnulRUaUiHttu to Mil lbomr WrIU (or PtIm tUt Mjkl llf port. KUppln Iw u4 tUt cmr luwn mil a. r a BBnilAlllllB ttmnem. nun i Kris i nfirrBnv hwiwkikwm lit u. iMtfcM tuu4. M ttU Ml llH Htwt iw iU, llhutraUwiIirw IsImU ill tkl Tr.rP.rt' Hkma. IWwr.. Trr 04IM U- tttf 4 M I Inf. ml.lM.rM. Il . m.Ui totrH I pill, trust! flrrir..ll H.4M u4 rut U II t wtUi Utrrl pill, trust! Timinmww.1b. Ml4 Imm4 ItU O-u Hhm4m fcfttl m4 Uhm U4imu MlMll h U.., It W M Will. ll'P tall BUILDERS' HARDWARE ! As well as the other kinds of Hardware is OUR HOBBY We are making the hard ware business our study, and it's not how cheap we can buy but how good, and we must have the quality. Our Universal Stoves and Ranges are as good as the BEST made. Our mixed paints are the Acme quality kind. Hendricks Hardware COMPANY. No. in Burlington street home, home. others home When to Go Home. From the Blufftou, Ind., Banner: "When tired out, go home. When you want consolation, go When you want fun, go When you want to show that you have reformed, go and let your family get aquainted with the fact. Wheu you want to show your self at your best go home and do the act there. When you feel like being extra liberal go home and practice on your wife and children first. Wheu you want to shine with extra brilliancy go home and light up the whole household." To which we would add, when you have a bad cold go home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a quick cure is certain. For sale by St. Johus Drug store. ! Baptist Ladies' Aid The Wellington UWGHT 4 GL8VEI. rrsjrkters. Fine Wiues and Liquors. Family Supplies a Specialty. Holbrook Block, St. Johns, Oregon Bring iu your job printing. The ladies' aid of the Baptist church held their annual meeting December 26th and elected their officers for the coming year: Mrs. Granger, president: Mrs. Grow, vice president; Mrs. Chiswell, sec retary: Mrs. Maher, assistant sec retary; Mrs. Rose, treasurer; Mes- dames Leonard and Hutchinson, committee on Larkin work. The receipts for the year were $412.17. disbursements $399.12. This is indeed a very fine showing for the ladies, and we congratulate tnera upon their success, and hope they may be able to double it in the year ahead of them. Building Permits Issued. No. 1 21 to Tames A. Kelley to erect a residence on lots 23 and 24 block 5 in Caples addition, fronting on Oswego, between WiUis uouie yard and Dawson streets. $1700. Local News. He who by his biz would rise Must cither bust or nilvcrtlsc. Frel McCnllum of San Jose, Col. is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. C. Gesslcr, on Oswego street. Christian Science society meet ings are held at the home of W. H. King Sunday and Wednesday eve nings at 8 p. 111. Hal Hal That Leap Year dance Friday evening given by the United Brotherhood. Be sure to come. The ladies will be "It." W. C. Adams of Hood River was in the city the first of the week, meeting old friends. He says he is doing well with his Hood River ranch. The special Evangelistic services at the United Evangelical church nrc still continuing and will be held throughout next week also. All arc invited to attend. Mrs. B. S. Hoover returned home Monday from a visit to her mother, Mrs. Sarah Smith, at Oregon City. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. D. P. Martin, of the same place. There will be no junior or inter mediate meeting at the Kvangelical church next Sunday afternoon be cause of the men's mass meeting to be held at the usual hour for their meetings. Sam Downey and D. C. Rogers the political cyclones and real estate manipulators have combined their energies and the dynamic force iu evidence iu their office sometimes makes the walls bulge out. There has been efforts made this week to recover the bailers of the Annie Coinings, recently sunk by collision in the fog with the Euro pa opposite Linutou but we have not learned with what success. Rev. C. Bucchlcr, German Luth eran minister will prcauh in the Congregational church Sunday at 2 p. in. All arc invited to attend the meeting, but as the preaching wilt be iu German, the Germans and those who understand the language are especially invited to be present. The many friends of Mrs. Fred W. Coffyn will be glad to know that she is recovering, but sorry that her recovery is so slow. She had hopes that she would be able to attend the installation ceremonies of the Rebeknhs but Mr. Coffyn says sue will nanny uc aiue to come iu to lodge. The new cars on the trolley line arc a line improvement over any thing' in that line the company has put on before. They arc smooth running, convenient, neat iu ap pearance and the only thing they lack of perfection is n heater for the cold and rainy days. The illustrated service at the Couuregatiouul church Sunday, January 12 at 7:30 p. in. promises to be of great interest and profit. The public is invited to attend it. Usual services in the morning. Mrs. Lyons and others will sing. G. W. Nelson, pastor. Wayne L. Mills, architect, is building him 0 neat little office right across our path on the wny home near the Jersey street stop on the car line. If we get in a hurry some dark night and bump into his office in our path and knock it out of line, we would like to plead guilty now, throw ourselves upon the mercy of the court and secure as light a penalty as possible. Mr. Kpps of the St. Johus Elec tric company returned from Cress well recently where he has been awarded the contract for installing the electric light system for that booming little city. Mr. Kpps speaks very highly of the progress ive spirit of that little berg. This firm of electricians are hustlers and are reaching out after all the trade they can get. The good thing about it is that they give first class satisfaction wherever they work. The skating rink is being put iu first class shape for dancing and skating by the enterprising mana ger. He has contracted with C. W. Cramer of Portland to smooth the surface with an electric floor surfacing machine, a contrivance which looks like a street roller on a small scale. This machine is operated by electricity and travels from one side of the room to the other with a sanded roller in con tact with the floor all the time. This cuts off the inequalities leav ing the surface as smooth and shin ing as the top of Sam Downey's think tank. The riuk will be in splendid shape for the dance Satur day night. There will be no skat iug this week. It is on Mausfield, the whisker sharp, this time and it cost him $1.50 besides no telling how many cigars before he gets over it. Mon day morning he wished to get iuto the new location where he ts soon to open up his palatial whisker loint, but could not find his keys. He chased into all the surrounding offices, accusing everyone he met with being the felonious possessor of those keys, or accessories after or before the fact. He could not eet any clue to the keys, however. At an expense of $1.50 he had the old lock taken off and two new keys fitted. About an hour after ward be put his band into the pocket of his office uniform jacket and, behold! there reposed in their innocence the offending keys, just where the ower had placed them the Saturday night before. Fine oil for shoes at the harness shop. $7i. Lot close in. A cash, balance $5 a month. S. L. Dobie. tuoo. Corner lot on Jersey St. 1-3 cash, balance 1, 2 or 3 years. S. L. Dobie. Vmi pet full weicht and first quality at the Central market. Just try it awuiic. Lots 1. 2. .1. a and 5, block No. 2, Shcpard's nddition. Terms and cheap. S. L. Dobie. t.tno. House nnd lot on Ivan- hoc street near car line and post- oince. lerms. a. u. uouic. Tin tint fortret Frtdav eveninir. January toth, tonight, Leap Year ball. The lauics win 11c me wnoic thing. T will lit In St. Tolms to test eves Tuesday, Jan. 14 at the North Bank pharmacy. C. M. Salisbury, Optician. llnve voitr nroncrtv insured in the St. Paul or Northern fire insur ance companies. They are the best. S. L. Dobie, agent. All nnr !tinnt4 nrp rrnvermnont Insnectcd nnd the best that money can buy. They arc neatly and caretuuy untuned, come 111 aim leave your order for free delivery. mm m . . t r I. waru s icutrai AiarKci. llnvp vmtr rvp fitted nrrmerly by C. M. Salisbury, the optician, Jan. 14, nt North Bank pharmacy, St. Johns. THE BARGAIN 'COUNTER An Interesting Column For Prospective Buyers. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Larson & Halvorseu have dissolved partnership and that Jacob Halvorscn will collect nil accounts and pay all bills. Jacob Halvorseu, St. Johus, Oregon. How Dipthcria is Contracted. One often hears the expression, "My child cought n severe cold which devclocd into diphtcria," when the truth was that the cold had simply left the little one partic ularly susceptible to the wandering dipthcria germ. When Chamder latu'u Cough Remedy is given it quickly cures the cold and lessens the danger of diptheriu or any other germ disease being contracted. For sale by St. Johns Drug Store. To Whom it May Concern. For the name and residence of the owner of any proierty iu St. Johns or vicinity, call on or write M 'I' Tin vlx.v ntlA.HAll nt In... I. A. A. i UlliWti tlllWIIIVjr H 4,1., fl Holbrook building. Titles to real property cufcucci'c UAun unc uioucec I nknwLkw nniiv mnvh. nntini.vi Bring in your printing now. Mr. nnd Mrs. Garner of Yacolt, spent several days lust week wilh their daughter, Mrs, Greeuwnld. Wvnn Mauninir. who is attend ing the O. A. C. at Corvallis this winter, has returned to school after spending the holidays at home, C. M. Salisbury, our old time jeweler, was in the city yesterday shaking hands with friends. See his locals in the bargain counter und get your peepers fixed. There is a new store building being erected near Cedar Park but we have not learned by whom. It does not indicate any very great stringency iu money matters iu St. Johns. The fact that the building permits being issued receutly are for buildings costiug $1000 and up ward indicates that there is plenty of "dough" with us anyway. We wish to call special at'cutiou to the advertisement of the Prall Mercantile Co. iu this issue. Mr. Prall has nothing but the newest of goods, and is receiving new ones constantly, and is giving our people the advantage of spot cash buying. There are no bad debts his patrons have to make good, He is working on the quick sales and small profit plan and therefore is able to sell as cheaply or even cheaper than the same goods are sold in Portlaud. We thought Mr. Prall was a married man until the other day when we asked him to bring Mrs. Prall out to a social function. Mr. Prall remarked that lie was just looking for Mrs. Prall. He had read so much about the rosy cheeked Oregon girl that he concluded to combine pleasure with business and see if he could not find Mrs. Prall out here in Oregon. Of course this was not for publica tion, but it accidentally slipped through our hands. Mass Meeting. All voters, residents of St. Johns are invited and urged to attend a mass meeting to be held Wednesday evening, January 15 in the city hall at 7:30 p. m. to discuss matters of interest to all, This is a non partisan meeting. J. E. Kirk, Sec. 2 LADIES' HOME Headlight Overalls JOURNAL PATTERNS "Union Made" j Special January Reduction Sale Until further notice wc offer many lines of first-class merchandise at greatly reduced prices. Our regular prices arc from 10 to 25 per cent, cheaper than any other store in St. Johns and as cheap as any Portland store handling the same grade of goods, and WE CAN PROVE IT This is not a fake sale of the kind now so popular in Portland. If you wish to be humbugged, don't come here, Go to some of Portland's big department stores. Wc don't mark up our goods before wc mark tlicm down. YOUR CREDIT IS NOT GOOD At this store. Wc sell only for cash and you get the benefit in better goods at lower prices. Thrifty housewives and all economi cal buyers will find much to interest them at this sale. All standard Prints, Merrimacks, Peabodys, Hamiltons, etc., regular price everywhere 8c, now 7c net yard. Amoskeag and Normandic dress ginghams sold at the best stores for 12 i-2c and by sonic of our St. Johns competitors at 18 cents, now 10 cents yard. Entire stock of Outing Flannels reduced 7c outings now 6c 12 i-2c outings now 10c ioc outings now 9c 15c outings now 12 i-2c Flannelettes regularly 12 i-2c now 10c. Deep Cut in Dress Goods Cotton dress goods iu stripes and plaids the 18c grade now 15c The 25c grade now 20c. Twenty per cent discount on all our wool dress goods. ?r.25 values now $1.00; $1.00 values now 8oe the yard, etc., etc. Big Values in Bedding. Extra fine cotton blankets, full size, regular $2.25, now $2.00 Pine white wool blankets, full size, regular j.oo, now 3.50 Super white wool blankets, full size, regular 5.00, now 4.50 Pull size comforter, weight 7 pounds, $1.50. Sateen covered comforters, filled with best white batting, reg ular price $3.00, now $2.50. Comforters from 75c up. Blankets from 85c the pair up. 3 Big Bargains Men's Underwear 3 Men's grey wool underwear, regular price $1.00, now 75c. Men's grey wool underwear, regular price 1.25, now St. 00. Men's grey wool underwear, regular price 1.50, now 1.25. Odd pairs men's and women's shoes at actual cost. All hand painted china, pictures, picture frames, Japanese bas kets, etc., TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF. We guarantee that these prices cannot be duplicated. PRALL MERCANTILE CO. HOLBROOK BLOCK, ST. JOHNS A Home Alade Happy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1 ft About two mouths ngo our baby 'X girl hml measles which settled 011 V linn nt l).ut v.kLl.ll.ul I.. A ill llllln iiiiw iiv iii.ii tmiMiiu ,i, 11 y. severe attack ot bronchitis. . 0 We!K had two doctors but 110 relief was & obtained. Everybody thought she o would die. I went to eight differ- ft cut Mores 10 mm a certain remedy , v ...l.l-l. 1....... ... :.x WMi1.11 nun nun ibwuiiiiiiiiiiivii iu i y me nnd failed to get it, when one of the htorekeciers insisted tlint I , try ChnmlM.-rlafii's Cough Remedy. I did so nnd our baby is alive and well to day. Geo. W. Spence, Holly Spring, N. C. Par sale by St. Johns Drug Store. How is Your Title? Have your abstracts made, ecu tinned or examined by II. Hender son, abstracter nnd notary public. Accurate work. Reasonable fees. S05 Jersey street. TIME TAULE 0. R. & N. Krick pattern!! t. ,yn PIIDI IPATiniJC Union Depot, Portland. No, 2 Chicago Sia-cUI leaves H:ju n, iu. No, a SjK)kane 1'lycr leave ut 7:00 p. 111, No, 6 Katifcai City Kxii. leave 7, to 11, 111, no. a I .oca 1 rukbenuer leaves n: l:oo a, 111, i 8 1 i BONHAM & CURRIER niter leaves h:oo n. 111, , ?, iiniucii More, 107 ft. jersey. No, 1 Chicago Scclal arrives Hijo p. in. jy No, 3 hjokane 1'lycr arrives ai h:oo a. 111, v No. 5 Kansas City V.xu, arrives q,4s a, 111, X No, 7 Local Passenger arrives 5:45 p. 111. 6 y 8 St. Johns The Coming City of the Peninsula I Call at 113 1-2 Jersey street to get prices on some good factory sites, business blocks and choice residence lots. We have some extra good bargains in blocks on the O. R. & N. track and on the river front for factory sites. See KING & s GILLMORE I J i3 Jersey Street. jj t Phone Union 4068 S LH S i , PJHO(f or J ItrrfolloWUoivcrc.e) ' ftuildiiur (1 fMt HAUfl !HC MASON & URBAN Proprietors- Contractors for all kinds of Cement Work such as Sidewalks, Basements, Etc Corner TIioiuuii and Mrr hlrctU, near Ct.Ur I'tk J. E. COLVIN Real Estate, Loans and Fire Insurance The Jefferson, the only old line company that has 50,000 deposit with state. 205 JERSEY ST. ST. JOHNS, ORE.