2 4 2 I ? 2 I tASY TERMS LOW PRICES 4 Opposite Postoffice Jewel Refrigerators Made of best selected Eastern Hard wood, Golden Oak finish. Prices ac cording to capacity, $9.00 to $25.00. One 50 pound ice capacity net $10 has been used a little but doesn't show it. Buy St Johns made ice and buy your Refrigerators in St. Johns. You will get good service. I Keep cool and be comfortable. X&4&4&4&4l&4tf4&4&4&4tf4&4X4&4X44. Yes, that sounds nil right, but when you sec the With Legs LORAIN Without S Legs 1 uj LnxJ HUB Von won't buy nn other. J nst ask your j- neighbor, who is using f it, whnt she thinks of v. the LORAIN. We have others ns low ns $30 for nn S-16 But that is not a LORAIN. I Norton's Hardware ! Successor to Potter & Goold Don't go to Portland TO BUY YOUR MEAT We carry a full line of frcsli meats, also salt and smoked meats. As residents of St, Johns we believe in patronizing home industry and want you to get the habit. Why go to Portland when you can get your meat right at home at Portland prices? Come and give us a trial. We will surely treat you right. BiTGOOD & COLE 205 S. Jersey Cash Market ... t 1 T t t lltrco tmngs arc essential 10 success in dusiiicss ? 2 2 ? R 1st. Right Goods 2nd. Right Prices 3rd. Right Treatment You will find all these if you trade with F. LASH 207 S. Jersey Street St. Johns. ic Gns C3J J Go Co Co C5o mm C5 Co Go C5J J. E. COLVIN Real Estate and Fire Insurance Good buys in residence and business lots. Factory sites, acreage and water frontage. Cement Block Bidg. iw Tu e DC. Chicago and Jersey Sts. ST. JOH NS, ORE. Local News. EDMONDSON CO., Plumbing and Tinning Call and see our new Garden Hose. 23 S. Jersey Street Phone jersey 9 St Mas, Of e$e He who by his h would rise ,Mu9t either bust or advertise. Radium is worth $40,000,000 a ton. If we had a ton or so we could lay off nnd go fishing Satur day. Peary is ready to start for the North Pole July 1st, but it is saul he needs money, lie surely docs not expect to start a bank at the N. P. Clark the furniture man bought the stock of Colvin Brothers the first of the week, and moved it all to his hie store on the corner of Jersey and Tacoma streets. Miss Grace Stucker lias been having a short seance with the measles: but says no measly com plaint like that can keep her in biftl, and is out again having a good time as usual. There will be memorial services of the I. O O. 1 at the United Kvangclicnl church at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. All Odd Fellows and their families and friends arc invit ed to be in attendance. Dr. Kambo will leave next Sun day for a trip over the new North Bank road nnd expects to spend n week in eastern Washington among friends and relatives. Mrs. Kambo will accompany him on his return. Professor G. W Brown of Hood River was in the citv last Friday during our absence in Portland We would have been glad to meet the professor, as he is one of Hood River's most progressive instruc tors Be sure to hear the memorial ad dress at the United Kvnngelical church Sunday. It will be deliv ered by Rev. A. H. Leonard of the Baptist church at 2:30 o'clock and will be particularly interesting to nil fraternities. Rev. J. F. Johnson will preach at the Christian tabernacle next Sunday morning and evening. Y. P S. C. 12. Sunday evening nt 8 o'clock and midweek prayer meeting nt 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. Rev. and Mrs. 12. 12. McVickcr will attend the commencement ex ercises at the Dallas college the first of next week. Their daugh ter, Miss Lillian, is one of the grad uates from the clussicnl course. Corvallis Gazette. Miss Lillian McVickcr will return with lu r parents from the Kvnngcl ical college nt Dallas this week where she graduates. She expects to remain nt home the coming twelve months, having been elected to a position in the public school of Corvallis for the coming school year. Corvallis Gazette. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McCormack of Pendleton came down overland with their buzz wngou to attend the Rose Carnival and to visit their friends Mr. and Mrs. II. 12. Collier. Alter the Rose ijltow tucy went ' up the valley, visiting Salem, Kit- gene, Albany and other points be fore returning home. Comrade P. T. Hanson brought us in the handsomest bouquet of roses yesterday we have ever laid eyes upon. It is just so pretty we can taste it. The man who does not grow roses and lots of them don't know what he misses. They are the most beautiful flower that blooms. Mr. Hanson has our most hearty thanks. n P. WnlonO. tulin U'ont n fif. nttle to attend the gathering of the t n ..!. . uig ueei 01 war snips ui 11101 pon, half promised us a write-up of the event, but we suppose business has hindered him so far. He tells an ititf.rACtt.inr ctnri. e( ttir. trin ntwl tllr ... V. W.f WJ w. .. ..' . fleet and we are sure the readers of the Review would have been in terested in an account of his trip. Mrs. Kemp and family of Bon ner s rerry, lualio, are visiting Mrs. Kemp's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. I2d Wilson this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have not seen their daughter for six years aud consequently there Is a very happy bunch at their home these days. It would just be a nice thing it the visitors could make tins tlieir home. We offer this as n suggestion. The field meet on Multnomah field this week by the children of the Portland schools was something to delight the heart of the child lover. They were wonderfully well trained, and enjoyed the evo lutions fully as well as did the vis itors. Then the trolley ride was a feature the pupils will never forget. It would be a fine thing if these field meets could be pulled off more than once a year. W. H. Warner, who was work ing on a house 011 Alberta, met with a very painful accident Mon day morning. He was drawing a nail with his shingling hatchet, when it slipped off the nail, the blade catching his left hand be tween the thumb and fore finger severing the veins of the hand and making a deep gash. He came all the way home aud waited an hour before he secured the services of a surgeon. He finally reached Dr. Vincent's office where he was prop erly cared for and the doctor says if uo complications intervene he will soon be able to resume his oc cupation. Mr.- Warner's hand bled very profusely and he was obliged to put a ligature about his wrist to stop the blood somewhat, but this did not keep it from bleed ing considerably all the time. It seems that precincts 89, 90 and 9! were the only ones in Mult nomah county to go dry. It is the entering wedge. Two years hence it will lie diiven to the heart of Portland. Chester Paul Gates was in at tendance at the commencement ex ercises at uanas ana received tuc M. A. degree this week. We con gratulate Brother Gates on his ac quisition of the sheepskin. Henry B. Conn and Miss Gene vieve L. Hutchinson were married at the home of the bride's mother at 212 Polk street, Wednesday evening, June 10, by Rev. 12. A. Leonard. The newly married couple will make their home in St. Johns. Around the World. Those who made the tour of the world Monday evening will not soon loriiet it. we went to tue home of Miss Brown, where tickets were bought and Boston baked beans, brown bread and pickles were eaten at the lunch counter. Leaving Boston we sailed around the Horn nud louche I ut the island of Nippon, where in the home of Mr. B. T. Leggett we were served Japanese refreshments by tiic pretty Gieshc girls. The porch was light ed with Japanese lanterns and pre sented 11 most inviting appearance. From there we sailed for Amster dam where wc visited the home of Fran Vincent and were regaled with hot wienies nud saner kraut mit sundvitches. Fran Vincent was the prettiest little Dutch girl in the bunch, and the quaint blue Dutch ware in which the refreshments were served added to their taste. From the laud of rosy-cheeked utid golden-haired vendors of limbtirger, lager mid pretzels we sailed to Scotias fair isle, where we stopped at the hospitable home of the charming Miss MacLachlau nud there our Highland Mary enter tained us with the pretty Scotch aire, played by a phonograph, furnished by Mr. T,ilor the tea man. Inside the huii-u we were delighted with the decorations of Scotch broom and thistles, and a fine British flag furnished by Cap tain Dunbar attested the loyally of the Scotch lassie to the crown nud McLachlau plaid that adorned the wall indicated her fidelity to the clan. After refreshments had been served Mr. an 1 Miss lrkins sang Jamie and Jmiie. the former wear ing the MacLachhiu plaid. We then sailed for Portland nnd came to the home of Mi. D.ivis on Fill more street where we were greeted with iiumeious copies of Old Glory which decorated the walls, testify ing to the diet that it was u genuine patriotic American home and the profusion of roses which completed the adornment indicated the sec tion of the country represented, the modern valley of Sharon. Ice cream nud cake were served here after which patriotic songs were .siiugib) request Miss Perkins gave u rending ur "Ilagar." As the clock struck 13 the bunch oi tour ists hiked for home,liaviugeiijoyed n. happy aud instructive evening. The High Water Mark. The following clipped from n Roseburg paper may be applicable in St. Johns Mr. Hditor: A lady friend wants to say a few words to the grocery merchants, and really it is a delicate subject to handle. You know it is near the time when ourgroccryineti set their vegetables outside on the pavement and do not know there are many tall dogs in the town, nud it operates ns though they had drank from some of our medical springs. Now, Mr. Kditor, you know what I mean to say, and if you help me out, you will do the public n great favor. What we want is the vege tables in boxes aud "above high water mark." For the good of wo men and mankind the grocers will please attend to it. Those wire screens, too, they sometimes use 011 their baskets and boxes are not "water tight." This, I repeat, is u delicate mat ter, but you know when a lady goes shopping for cabbage, lettuce nud such, she doesn't like to be obliged to get peas alto. Please put it in shape so as to offend no body, and greatly oblige, A Housekeeper. A New Laundry. W. L. Churchill and L. II. Simp son have purchased the old Iueeda laundry and are installing new ma chinery and refitting the laundry aud will have the plant in operation at au early date. They are install ing a new mangle which is guaran teed to do as good work as an y ma chine in Portland and they have a new wagon coming from Racine, Wis. Everybody knows these boys and they will be sure to receive a good share of the laundry business of the city. The name of the laun dry will be changed to the St. Johns Laundry and the firm name will be the St. Johns Laundry Company. We wish them success in their new enterprise. 1 1 1 , Mandolin and Guitar Lessons. I have organized a class of man dolin and guitar pupils in St. Johns and can take a few more scholars on each. Terms reasonable. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Best of ref erences. Dale F. Taylor, at Calef Bros., House Furnishers, opp. P. O. 3itf THE BARGAIN COUNTER Lot on Lively street 400. Kasy terms. S. L. Dobie. 50 foot lot on Jersey sticet, $4000. Terms. S. L. Dobie. An ocre near Stewart Station $1800 400 cash. S. L. Dobie. Do not forget Bitgood & Cole give yon meat nt Portland prices. Yx acre, otxtooj one block from enr line $600 $200 cash. S. L. Dobie. You get full weight and first quality at the Central market. Just try it awhile. Get your eyes tested and fitted nt Butterworth's. No fit no pay. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bitgood & Cole's trade is stead ily increasing, the result of smnll margins and prompt service. fi 1005 room house nnd 50.x too lot, 300 cash balance two and three years. S. L. Dobie. Choicest varieties of pansy plants and rose bushes at Brodahl's green house. Place your orders now. If you wish clean, fresh, nicely cut meats go to Bitgood & Cole's. All our meats are government Inspected nnd the best that money can buy. They are neatly nud carefully handled. Come in and leave your order for free delivery. Ward's Central Market. You get more meat nud less bone for your money nt Bitgood it Cole's than anywhere in the city. 12 D. Walker, 119 N. Jersey, tit Y N. Jersey, cigars, tobacco, confectionery and ice cream. For Sale House of eight large rooms with bath room, pantry and two closets. Good woodshed. Lot 50x100. Ten blocks from ears Price $i3oo. Half cash, balance to suit. S C. Cook, Cor. Oswego and Fcsscuden, St. Johns. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Buy your ten nud coffee of R. F. Lash. Celery plants for sale at 205 N. Kdisou street. For first class screens for doors and windows see G. W. Dunbar. If you wnnt to buy, rent, sell or exchange property see Wolcott (The Rent Man.) Kxpcrt optician at the jewelry stoic from 1 to 3 p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Subscribe for the Telegram best evening paper on the coast. See 12d Stockton. Now is the time to secure your cabbage and tomato plants. Nice ones for sale nt Brodahl's green house. Wanted Someone to care for io-mouths-old healthy boy. State price. Address Bob Freeman, Gen. Del., Portland. 33P Have your property insured in the St. Paul or Northern fire iustir mice companies. They are the best. S. L. Dobie, agent. Found and left at this office, a hair chain bearing charm with poi traits of two ladies. Owner can have same by proving property nud paying for this notice. If you have any old thing 011 this green earth to sell or trade see J. S. McKinucy. He will fit you out. What have you got? Come nnd see me. Office St. Johns Heights Stntiou. A strawberry and ice cream so cial will be given on the lawn ut the home of Mrs. Bullis, 611 South Jersey St., under the auspices of the stewards of the M. 12. church, June 19th. Everybody invited. To Water Users. Water used throiiL'h hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks or washing porches or windows must be naid for in advance, and used only between the hours of 5 aud H a. 111. nud 5 and 9 p. m. it must not be used for sprinkling streets, Anyone using wnter contrary to these rules, or wnstefully. will be shut off without further notice. St. Johns Waterworks and Light ing Co., P. H, Fdlef.sen, superintendent. To Exchange. When wishing to exchange your property for outside acreage or farms you should see McKinucy for oiiicK results, can aim give me a trial. J. S. McKinnky, St. Johns Heights Station. One Year in Business. Trade increasing by leaps and bounds. This ought to convince you of the superior quality of our teas and coffees. National Tea Store, "the home of good coffee." Make an Offer I I have 1000 shares of the Col lapsible Box Co.'s stock. All paid. Make me an offer quick. W. A. Thorndyke, 77 Third St., Astoria, Oregon, How is Your Title? Have your abstracts made, con tinued or examined by II. Hender son, abstracter aud notary public. Accurate work. Reasonable fees. 205 Jersey street. Jt INTERNATIONAL I rrr&rrr'?c,irrR.TrninTMr'e I SCHOOLS I SCRANT0N, PENNSYLVANIA I a Architecture Book-keeping Stenography 2 Bnnking and Banking Law Commercial Law Advertising Show Cnrd Writing & Chemistry Mechanical Drawing jjj 12lcctrical Kngineering Newspaper Illustrating Civil Kngiueering Civil Service f Steam Kngineering Mechanical Kngintriug i Gas Kngiucering Mining Knginecriug Locomotive Running Plumbing, Hunting and Ventilating French, Spanish, German tnught with Kdisou phonograph 0 i For full information nddrees, J. A. SI I ERE, Representative 425 Washington St., Portland, Ore. KeepB right and You WILL KEEP BUSY Klcctric Light is the magnet that draws trade. The bright store is the "hypnotic eye" of buwinww. People can 110 more resist the attraction ol a brilliant, Kleclricnlly lighted store than they can resist the clarion call of n brnsM ImihI. Is your conivtltor with the KKctrienlly illuminated nhow windows, bright inlet ior and sparkling Klcctric Sign Retting nil advantage over you? The moth never Mutters mound the uuliglited caudle! llp-to-date stores nowadays consider shop-window lighting u necessity, whether they remain open ufter dark or not. Competition forces modem methods. A show window brilliantly illuminated with Klectrlc light will make many 11 sale "the night before." Klcctric light compels attention, makes easy the examination of your dinptay, shows goods in detail and fnbiics in their true colon. And don't neglect the Klcctric Sign. It in soliciting "tomorrow's" busiucH every moment it in lighted burning your name in the public mind. It is a solicitor that never becomes weary never stops work cosir little. Cull Telephones: Alain 6688, A 1675 for Information. Portland Railway Light and Power Go. FIRST AND ALDER STREETS rOHTLAND OREGON ? THE - - 2 1 PENINSULA BANK St. Johns, Oregon. Capital 25,000.00 Surplus 1,500.00 Inturofct jMiid 011 swings deposits. & i i ifi 0 "SP & dfi DID YOU EVER REALIZE I It .sometime pnys to look urouml n little nud get prices uiul see qunlitics lie fore you buy. We have Initli. COUC Phout Tnton 4000. o 2'. 3. .s Philadelphia tixU. ITT--" " 11 11 (TV II t. Johns Lumber Co. Has all kinds of lumber, kiln drud and nthi-rui-. Also slab wood. Timbers of all sj.e-. 1 ut t uoUr. Get your winter's wood now and save (rouble. 1 I iu a J of S H HFNHFRSiON 205 Jersey St. S I Real Estate, Loans, Insurance I l Abstracts of Title Prepared. Accural- Work Guaranteed. Manufacturers of Clny Hriek aud Pressed Hrick. Plastering Sand on hands at all times. Orders solicited.