Toledo Ranges
Notice the smooth nickle work. Easy to keep
clean. Full nsbestos lined. Made of best quality cold
rolled sheet steel.
We guarantee it to be perfect
We Sell It For
$10.00
Less than any Range of
equal qunltity in St. Johns.
We furnish new pipe and
place it in your Home.
Don't Forget
bout our HEATERS the
best on the market.
$1 down, $1 weekly.
Local News.
Remember the place--
Mniti store
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K. Morrison
Portland
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Opposite
Postoffice
We can afford to sell at Reasonable Prices
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Stockholders' Liability,
$25,000.00
50,000.00
Three per cent paid on savings deposits.
Safe deposit boxes for rent.
EDMONDSON CO.,
Plumbing and Tinning
Call and .see our new Garden Hose.
203 S. Jersey Street Phone jersey 91 St. Johns, Oregon
DO YOU WISH TO MAKE LIFELONG FRIENDS?
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If to, buy n pair of SI! I.'. KOYAI W.UK or GOODSMAN BROS.'
ROY A I. CHINOOK .SIIOHS for men. We have a complete line of fc
School Shoe for lxy ami girls at modest prices. We alto have a
complete Hue cf Acpiapelle Waterproof Clothing. A trial ol any of
the above good will be ample proof of our assertion in till ail,
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Phone Union 406G.
:o6-2o8 Philadelphia street.
A Merchant's Expense ol Doing Business Must
Determine His Selling Price
When you buy here you are not helping to pay a big
rent, big insurance, an army of clerks and your neighbor's
bills. Compare our prices with those of Portland.
Men's silk lined dress gloves $1.50 value $1.15
Men's ISverstick rubbers, $1.35 value 1.00
Men's heavy blue shambray shirts, 75c value 50
Men's heavy wool socks, 25c value 15
Boys' all wool sweaters, $1.50 value 1,00
We are adding a line of ladies' goods and notions and
quote the following just to attract the ladies to our store:
Fancy neckwear, sold regularly at 50c $
Fur trimmed felt slippers, $1.50 value
Wool felt over gaiters, I1.00 value ,
Children's mitts, 15c value
Thread, sold everywhere at 6c per spool
311 South Jersey Street
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COAL CREEK COAL
Cheaper, cleaner, better than wood.
Delivered anywhere in the city.
R. WILCOX, Agent
For neat work, good material and reasonable prices The
Review job printing department cannot be beaten.
He who by Ills biz would rise
Must cither bust or advertise.
Watch the label on your paper.
Get on the baud wagon for the
Peninsula booster edition. It will
be the best thing ever sent out from
this part of the country.
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Mrs, J, II, Joiicb nnd daughter of
I'errydnlo Ore, who hns boon visit
ing her brother, It. McKlnney, dopnn
I'd for their home Krldny, Inst.
All Kpworth League rally will
be held at the regular service hour
Sunday 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. livery
bodv come, as n very interesting
meeting will be held.
M. P. Parsons returned the Inst of
Inst week from Park -Place, whero
ho tins boon engaged during the slim
mer In constructing n collide of fine
school buildings. Ho reports tiling
lively thoro and every body hnppy,
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Our typesetter went back on us
yesterday, through the breaking of
n gas pine to the burner and wc
were unable to get the council pro
cccdings set up in time for this
week, we will Have tliem in our
next issue.
BIG REALTY SALE
The high school football team
is soliciting funds to procure tin
outfit. When they call on you
just remember that it is but a little
while since you were a boy, nut!
think of the bully games you had
while you dig up nil extra quarter
or a null Tor them. It will pay.
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llooxt the I'enliiHiilii 00. Ion. It wi.i
prove n booster for yout locality,
Wo wish to have every lirlustry In
St. Johns Included In either tlio
nrllo ups or the display ndn no that
wo may mnke the bust possible show
l"B.
Miss Cole on Salem street placed
us under many obligations by bring
lug us a flue three-tier Baldwin off
one ot her trees, blie says sue
gathered five boxes of good apples
from this tree and fully another
box fell off the tree. The Baldwin
is a splendid apple and the speci
men Miss Cole brought us is a flue
one.
Kpworth League reunion in
Ulckiicr'.s hall Wednesday evening,
was a very enthusiastic meeting.
There were about too in attend
ance, and an excellent urogram
was rendered. A good social time
was enjoyed afterward during
which delicious refreshments were
served. Iivcryouc enjoyed the oc
casion.
Note the label on your paper.
Mr. Steve Osburii,. uncle of Mrs.
Katie McKiuuie, arrived last Tties-
lay from Hood River iu company
with C. K. Done of that city, who
is a cousin of Mrs. McKiuuie. Mr.
Osburti has been making n tour of
the coast and stopped to see his
niece whom he had uot seen for
many years. He returned to
Osburii, Idaho, via Seattle and
Spokane yesterday.
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Note the libel on your paper.
A Are broke out at the home of
A. W. Markle on South Ivauhoe
Tuesday morning about 11 o'clock.
The fire boys were at the scene
within ten minutes after the alarm
was turned in, and with their usual
celerity quickly subdued the flames.
The fire apparently started from a
defective flue and the damage from
tire and water will likely reach be
tween $300 nnd f.too. Had the
chemical engine carriage uot brok
en down on the way the loss 110
doubt would have been appreciably
ess. An unfortunate feature was
K. C. Conch getting a finger caught
in the fire apparatus and cutting it
badly, several stitches being re
quired to fix it up,
Note the label on your paper.
The initial number of the new
magazine, llonville's Western
Monthly reached our table this
week. It is a bright youngster of
112 pages of as neat, clean clear-cut
presswork as ever came out of a
printery. It is printed on good
book paper and illustrated with
several fine halftones of Columbia
river scenery; contains aa install
ment of a very interesting serial
story and a large number of very
entertaining short stories, poems,
and a splendid list of advertising
patrons for the first issue of the
magazine. The cover design is iu
keeping with the other parts of the
number and puts the finishing
touch upon a production that the
publishers may well feel proud of.
A Card.
We desire to thus publicly ex
press our appreciation and gratitude
to the fire department and neigh
bors and friends for their kindness
and prompt action during the fire
at our home Tuesday, and assure
them that the same will not be forgotten.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Markle.
Note the label on your paper.
A real estate transfer of import
ance was that made Monday by the
Columbia Arms Investment Com
pnny to M. L. Holbrook. The dea
covers a trnct of 71 acres of laud
at bunth's crossing, near St. Johns
I lie consideration was 590,000. Th
land iu question is a portion of th
ioo-acre tract purchased by William
Killlugsworth nnd associates last
January for the sum of $65,000.00
1 Heir profit nniounts to 2s. 000.00
ii'id they still retain Approximately
one-fourth of the acreage. The sale
is considered a significant one as i
shows the increasing values of real
estate on the Peninsula.
The tract is located at Smith's
crossing, near where the St. Johns
car line crosses the Spokane, Port
land & Seattle track. Mr. Holbrook
intends to cut the property up into
city lots. Streets arc to be eroded
water mains laid and sidewalks put
in, as is being done iu other sub
urban districts. I'cssendeu street,
which extends through the proper
ty is to be widened and paved, in
conjunction wuu me property own
trs along the same highway,
1 he Columbia Arms Company
retains the remainder -of the 100
acre tract which extends from the
O. K. & N.to the Columbia slough,
I he deal was manipulated by K,
G. Brand and is one ot the best of
the many good deals he made during
the two years he has been opcrnt
lug as n broker at Maegley Junc
tion. Mr. Brand is one of the
livest, most progressive realty men
on the Peninsula.
Peninsula Realty Ass'n.
The realty association met in reg
ular session yesterday evening am
although there was not such nu at
tendance as could have been desir
e'd a good meeting was held. Presi
dent Nolta met the West Side Real
ty board, seeking co-oeratioti with
that body nnd was given every en
couragemcut, although they desired
greatly for the Peninsula Realty As
sociation to join them iu n bunch.
Communications from the Port'
land Rose Carnival association and
the Peninsula Rose Carnival nss-j
ciation were read by the acting sec
retory.
The association endorsed the
proposition of publishing the Pen
insula booster on which the Review
is working nnd also the publication
of the Peninsula News as proposed
by the Kcvlcvv.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Airs. Louisa Keognn.
Mrs. Louisa Kcogan died Wed
nesday 11:30 p.m., nt her home .11.1
Oswego street, St. Johns, Ore. She
was born iu Peterborough, Ontario,
1851. June 6, i868,she wns united
iu marriage to Richard II. Keouau
in Saginaw, Mich. She is survived
by her husband, one sister, Mrs. F.
N. Brezee.St. Johns, Ore.;and two
brothers, William Pye of Saginaw
Mich., nnd John Pye, of Maiikato,
Mi 11 u.
Mrs. Roy Wilcox, who was oper
ated on Wednesday is improving
nnd her recovery is considered as
sured It was a very severe trial
lowever, in her enfeebled condi
tion.
Mrs. lid. Stockton, who suffered
a severe operation for cancer re
cently iu a Portland hospital is im
proving uicely, the cuttings are
healing iu good shae and the good
lady will be home the first of the
week, all of which is very good
news to her many friends.
Now is the time to euguge space
iu the Peninsula edition before a
canvas of the rcuiusula is male,
for you will have the choice of
space and can secure any amount
you wish; later this cannot be done.
Better take the space now.
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A Linen and China shower was
given Miss Kuiiiia Schrimsher and
.Mr. Harry York on Saturday even
ing, (Jet. 17, by the Baptist church
Glory Class. Several speeches were
made after which lunch was served
and games played. Theyouugcoiiplc
received many uselul presents.
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We haye arranged for the O. R.
& N, railway company to take all
the copies of the Peninsula booster
edition that are not wanted by the
different societies and business men
in St. Johns and on the Peninsula
and they will distribute them to
their several offices in the eastern
states where they will be handed
to people coining west.
L. H. Simpson of the St. Johns
laundry sold his interest in that es
tablishment to Mr. K. R. Churchill
ast Monday, Mr. Churchill is a bro
ther of the senior member of the
firm and recently came here from
Duluth, Minn. Mr. Simpson con
templates a visit to California before
engaging in any other business but
he will not leave St. John, that is
assured.
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Married, at the resideuce of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. C.
Cook, 1001 Oswego St. .Wednesday
October 21, 1908, Mr. Ktumett A.
Blew and Miss Jessie L. Cook, Rev.
F. L. Young officiating. '
1 his was a quiet home wedding
only the immediate relations and a
few friends being present. Mr.
and Mrs. Blew left on the Califor
nia F.xpress immediately after the
wedding for a tour of the coast.
Dressmaking, McClicsnoy block.
Delicious Muscntcllcs nnd Concord
grapes nt Frank Clark's.
TOR 8ALG -Buff Orpington cocker
els. C. H. Dorrlo, French Block, -lot
Tho best y. Thoso C-ncro tracts
It. H. Smith &Co. hnvo for Bale.
Fine lot of King apples nt Frank
uinrKB. 1113 uesi eating nppics on
earth,
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You get full weight nnd first
qunlity nt the Central market. Just
try it awhile.
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l'uro Hold River Apple- cider can
bo bndntAl. Harris cigar storo whole
snlo or retail.
Subscribe for the Telegram
best evening pntwr on the coast
See lid Stockton.
FOR SALE Horse, wolght 1230
pounds; buggy nnd harness; InnUro
of Hngoiiscn and Smith. 49 ttc
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve Thanksgiving d tiner.
Watch for place and price.
Nothing llko tho L. II. Smith & Co
C-ncro tracts. Sco him about thorn
Laundry work, house nnd office
dunning, by tho dny or hour, Ad
dress K, Box 1108. Mp
POUND A post office key nnd
left nt this oflice. Owner can have
same by paying for this notice.
! or a good lob of painting, pnper
hanging or knlsomlnlng nt reason-
nblo prlco phono Richmond 472. COp
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Plain Sowliig.hemtlltchhig and fan
cy work ilono by thr. piece or day. I.
M. Hunter, 202 H. Polk St. Johu.i lite
Have your proiicrty insured iu
the St. Paul or Northern fire insur
ance companies. They are the
best. S. L. Dobic, agent.
ir you wani 10 uuy.runt, lieu or
exchange property see Wolcott, (The
llcnt Man.) 101 South Jersey. Side
entrance.
The Lndies' Aid of the Congre
gational Church, will serve n chick
en pie dinner, on ivlectiou Day in
the Holbrook Block. Price 25 Cts.
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8 1 LVHItWAll 1-2 Seo I.nsh nt 207
South Jersey street. Ho ban tho
finest llm of Hllvorwaro for tho table
nt prices to dull the times. Juul
right for Christmas,
Sco thoso C-acro tractn that 111.
Smith & Co, offer.
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To meet any persona employed
during tho day who may wish music
lessons, MIhh Clolniid, vocal teacher,
will bo In hor studio Tuesday oven
lugs during October from C to 8 p.
111. mid MIhh Paulson, piano teacher,
Fildny evening fiom C to 8 p. 111. r,0p
THU I.I.OVD Hoomu with or with
out board. (Jood homo cooking, for
ror of 1-oavltt and Ivniihoo HtreetH,
One sulto of housekeeping roouiH,
Mrs. M. 1-2. Scott.
FIVU-ncro tracts nonr electric lino,
14 mllos from boat tnndlug.Tho finest
land esp'j billy adapted to fruit
fluo placo for a Bupburbiin homo;
nice elilck.ui ranch. FIvo. ncro
tructa 1500, 1760 etc. For full In
formation doj I.oroy II. Smith & Co.
All our meats are government
nspected and the best that money
an buy. They are neatly nun
carefully handled. Come in nnd
cave your order lor uee delivery.
Ward's Central Market.
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All kinds of luundry work don
promptly. Rough dry wualilng 0
couta pur pound, (.'alia inniio for
laundry nt any plnco, King us up
bono Jersey 331. St. Johim I.auu-
hy. Churchill Uros.,proprlotor8.
Mimic Studio Room 13, McChosnoj
Block, Miss Cleland, vocal teacher,
us for two years u pupil of llorr
Uo Charles feparkB of Drosdon, Our-
innny. Houra Ho & p. 111., Tuesmiy,
ednesday and Thursdny. -Miss
Paulson toachor of piano ami har
mony Is a graduate of Chicago Musi-
cu College. Houra from 1 to G p, m.
Monduy, Friday and Saturduy. 00 p
WANTED Succesa Magazlno ro-
julrea tho services of a man In St,
Johns to look after expiring aubscrlp
tlons and to secure now business by
moans of special methods unusually
effective; position permanent; pre
fer ono with oxperlonco, but would
consider any applicant with good
natural qualifications; salary 1C0
per day, with commission option. Ad
dress, with references, R. C. Peacock,
Room 102, Success Magazlno Bldg.,
Now York.
How is Your Title?
Have yqur abstracts made, con
tinued or examined by Peninsula
Title, Abstract and Realty Co., II.
Henderson, manager. Accurate
work. Reasonable fees. Cement
Block building, Jersey street.
Note the label on your paper,
MILLINERY I
At unheard of prices at this time of the venr. t
HALF PRICE
On nil our hats up to ??. 00, That means i
fS.oo lints for $4. 00 G.oo hats for $3.00 l
4.00 hats for 2.00 2.00 hats for 1.00 f
$t.oo hats for 50 cents.
You pay only half of the regular price. All hats marked in
plain figures,
Phone Jersey 2t 1 O. P. WOLCOTT 401 S. Jersey St. t
Arc you tired of punching
your toes through
your stockings?
Are you tired of darning? If you are, try the
We have sold many kinds of hose, but these give
the best satisfaction of any. When a customer
tells us if we have n pair of shoes that will wear
ns well as our Wuuder hose he will take n pair,
wc think we have the right thing.
Do you do embroidery work? We have the
Cnrlson-Ctirricr Hue of real linen pieces, and pil
lows and pillow tops, mid the silks for work
ing them. Do you wear overalls? We have a
big Hue of Headlights. Our store is the St.
Johns ngency for all of these.
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BONHAM & CURRIER
Keep Bright and You
WILL KEEP BUSY
Hlectric Light is the magnet that draws trade. The
bright store is the "hypnotic eye" of business. People can
110 more resist the attraction ol 11 brilliant, lilectricnlly lighted
store than they can resist the clarion call of a brass baud.
Is your competitor with the lilectricnlly illuminated show
windows, bright iuteiior and sparkling lilectriu Sign getting
nu advantage over you? The moth never flutters around the
uiilighted cnndlc! Up-to-date stores nowadays consider
shop-window lighting n necessity, whether they remain oeii
after dark or uot. Competition forces modem methods.
A show window brilliantly illuminated with lileclrie
light will make many n sale "the night before." lilectrlc
light compels attention, makes easy the examination of your
display, shows goods iu detail and fabrics in their true colors,
And don't neglect the lilectric Sign. It is soliciting
"tomorrow's" business every moment it is lighted burning
your name iu the public mind. It is 11 solicitor that uuver
becomes weary never stops work - - costs little.
Call Telephones: Mnlit 6688, A 1675 for Information.
Portland Railway Liglit and Power Co,
FIRST AND ALDER STREETS PORTLAND OREGOII
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RANGES
'IMi is is the t annc you
hear them talk about.
It will J my yutt Income
iu ami see this one be
fore you buy.
Heaters, Heaters!
Make your selection
of your winter heating
stove now,us our assort
ment is complete and
the prices are liglit.
Look our line over be
fore you buy ami be
convinced,
S ST. JOHNS HARDWARE CO.
Successor to 1). R. Norton
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ST. JOHNS BRICK CO.!
Manufacturers of Clay Brkk and Pressed Brick. Plastering
Sand on hands at all times. Orders .solicited.
H. HENDERSON 205 Jersey St.
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance
Abstracts of Title Prepared.
Accurate Work Guaranteed
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