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Newspaper Page Text8 OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE 2 Arc After Your Trade AND Will Make the Prices and Terms Right to get it. ROOM SIZE RUGS t $13,00 $1 Down $1 Weekly ROOM SIZE RUGS NET $10,45 Local News. Pronch tho gospel of St. Johns. Mr. ShcprmlBon, has returned tu Brcnt nutuburs Pny your subscription, Cropplo senson Is now ut hniul nnil tho young nlmrods nru cntclilnr; this variety of delicious nnd nlipotlalnj; nor nomo at uatnn, wash., nrter a plcasnnt sojourn with her daughter, Mrs. K. S. Wright on South Hayes. According to n Chicago pnpor the Union Mont Co. Is calling for bids 1 for tho construction of n rnllwnv Mrs. O. F. Aldrlch of Brookings, from KontOM (o ,10 Swft ,mckw plant.. o South Dakota, has arrived In St Johns nnd will spend tho summer with her slater, Mrs. Charles Orcde son Tho grammar school defeated Ock- loy Green In a gamo of baso ball Friday last by tho cIobo scoro of 9 to 8. The gamo was quite Interest ing throughout. o Tho many cherry blossoms J. A. Colo, tho gonial meat man, has grown n little over an Inch In height tho past few days. Tho ar rival of a now boy at his homo Tues day evening Is responsible for this elongating process. o Tho O. K. restaurant on Hurling- Spring is here and House Cleaning. Why not brighten up the house with some new lace curtains? 25 Per Cent Discount on all Lace Curtains for Cash We have Them from 80 cents a pair to $10.00 a pair ! m cO e-O rSD cn3 cO c-O oia I tO cO c-O e-o r8 tm I I rirst INational bank I 2 3 2 3 3 3 ? !. St. Johns, Oregon Paid in Capital ... $25,000.00 OIWICKRS Henry W. Coc, President A. R. Jol)cs, Vice Pres. V, P. Drinker, Cashier Drafts issued on nil Foreign Countries. SAPK DI5POSIT HOXIJS FOR RUNT. rO r5D c e43 cO c-4D rO eO 44 cO eS3 e-O pO c-53 e53 e43 1 EDMONDSON CO., Plumbing and Tinning 203 S. Jersey Street Phone Jersey 9 1 St. Johns, Oregon AFTER 10 WEEKS fU Remodeling we have one of the most up-to-date General Stores A A .. I 1 1 !... .1-11.. on uie reninstim aim new ijuuua uic uiiivwk uu-ty. I COUCH & CO. A a t Phone Jersey 973. 306-208 Philadelphia street. A 4 St. Johns Lumber Co. Has oil kinds of lumber, kiln dried and otherwise. Also slab wood. Timbers of all sizes cut to order. Get year winter's wood now and save trouble. GET YOUR COAL From R. WILCOX Price 97.00 per ton. More HEAT, less SOOT aud SMOKE for your money than any coal 011 the Coast. ST. JOHNS BRICK CO. Manufacturers of Clay Brick and Pressed Brick. Plastering Sand on bands at all times. Orders solicited. H. HENDERSON 205 Jersey St Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Abstracts of Title Prepared. Accurate Work Guaranteed. L Make our tore your headquarters tor seasonable goods. We have a complete stock of GARDEN TOOLS, LAWN HOSE, SPRINKL ERS AND LAWN MOWERS St. Johns Hardware Co. ton Btrot't litis been brlnlitoncil nml 1 " 1,1 1 1'lllliolllnlinil bv Hut tmlnfnr'a lirnali. uioom u.rougiioui tno pouiuiuiu pro- This restaurant Is dolnir n enn.1 hn,l sent a pleasing sight, nnd ntld con- noB8 nlld ,8 worlliy of nlld ,8 ro B.uornniy 10 tno nuracuvenoss or tno colv,ng tho mwotl of our cUlcMii vuriuua numcB wncro inoso trees may i. - 1 I u. viiivnvnn null illllllllllo I of nnv nnttiro nru niilili.rt n nrmoi iMi-ucni puopio nro arriving in at. ..... , if Illp,. !,. ....... n Tnl.n. ... .. ..., 1.1 " .;, MT ,t ,nrg0 Th0 ow ,,,,1,,, wimoMCB sovcrm lamnics coming Ormloson, mton.U keening l.ls cy W iuhm, i..o.r iiumo. iicrc. nnu rnnny ,, for nny v0nUon of ,, ru,,n(f wDiiuiB uro 111 our guy uuuy iooKingig0 i,uwllr0 tno landscape oor Mayor Hrlco has appointed Dr. I Chns I'oss, tho land bnrbur, ImH Int1l1l.i1 n llltr Inll nf lftn.1 nlnnfltii ... Mnf'lm.nnl' l.'.l O r..l ....I .. " ' ....... v.v f, ....W..V-0..VV, a. ,.u x.. r. Tom,un Btntlon, on tho Snlem eloc ViX, ,.n U VU.....I.UUU lu lliuuv Willi ll ,., , , .-,nrt . ..,, nnu Luiiiiiiiiivu iruiu uiu vuiuiiivrciJi ciuu to duviso soino moniiH of so- curing a freo ferry service, o A number of St. Johns sports tool: In tho opening gumu of tho bate ball season at Portland Tuesday. Port land won tho contest by tho closo of Portland, for It. L. Donald, n Port laud mini. Mr. i'oss Is now putting a largo forco of men to work on this Job. 0 n Mrs. Lottie Carlson cntertnlued number of her Portland friends on Hnfctfti- Rtmilitv ivllli ti ,1ltiitn tit score of 4 to 3 and It required 11 L ,vo covorB Tho ,W ro()m WB very prettily decorated with pink car nations, Oregon grape nnd fern and tho dining room In Kniter lilies A splendid tlino was reported. Innings to decide tho gamo. o Tho business card nf 12. II, Hot comb may be found In nn other vol umn. Mr. Ilolcomb Is n finished workman In every sense of the word and nny one desiring work In his lino will tniiko no mistake by secur ing his services. It. It. Churchill left last Saturday for tin extended visit to his old homo In Mlclllgun. Ho Is nn ardent ad mirer of St. Johns nnd It Is more than likely that u number of Mlchlgntidersi will migrate to St, Johns iih a re sult of his visit among them. ro' I,. D, Jackson hns iniido nrrntige monts for nn unlimited supply washed river gravel mid sand, mid any one desiring to secure this urn terlal should look him up. Ills bunk era nro located at tho foot of Now ton street. Note ad In another column Carl Hutchinson nnd wlfo . of Bancroft, Wis., aro guests at the homo of Qeorgn Fohh, who Is n It will bo noticed 'that a mistake "rother-ln-law of Mr. Hutchinson occurs on first iiuku of this miner In Thoy will make their permanent tho lino under 8. C. Cook's cut and 1,01,10 ' 81. Johns If tho sltuntlon also under V. It. Urowns' t.lctUM. I"aes mom nere, so u is n lore They should have been transposed h0,lu conclusion Hint they will Mr. Hnnk Ih rniinplliiinii frnm llinl"'aill. first wnrd nnd Mr. Drown from Iho Rnrnml unr.l. I . I'.merson Ol HUH cuy was 0 lunilly lujurvd by uelng struck with Howltt & WrlKht. tho locnl con. a "OKging nooit wimo ni worn loaning tractors. Imvo secured tho contract loK l0' cars for tho Oregon City for eroding a commodious school l,w,cr mm ma 1,10 ,,r' "0CK wo" bulldlnir nl Holton. As thoso isentlo. nesday afternoon. Ho was working men oro ornumonta to tholr profea- atiiong tho logs In tho river where slon It Is noedloss to say that tho '" lmuleil up to tho cars by Job whou completed will bo first cabio, mid had adjusted tho cnuio to class in ovary respect. Iu l0"a 111111 ,liu niachliiory had start o led when tho chain parted mid tho Frank Smith, tho trust buster cf I hook ut tliu end awung around and Portland, has loused tho room ad. itruck him on tho bond with tor- Joining tho St. Johns Pharmacy anil rifle forco. Ho was picked up In nn will establish a branch ment mnrkot unconscious condition nnd conveyed therein. Mr. Smith expecta to sup- Portland hospital, where ho Huh ply his Unlvorslty Park and Llnnton l surlouH condition. trado from this point. This will I make six moat markots In St. Johiia.l APRIL WEDDING. J. W. Flotchor of Honolulu and A vory protty woddlng took placo Jamos MilllKan of Old Moxlco. vls-nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ited tholr old tlmo frlond, 8. J. Dow. Esson at 410 Maplo stroot Wodnos ney, last week. Tho meeting of theai day ovenlng, April H. Iho contract old "tllllcumB" was u Joyous ono, and lK parties wore Walter A. Trout many happy romliilBcensca were land Mls Korah MoKlnnle, both well called to mind. Snm didn't tell known and popular St. Johna young whether they would all look good pooplo. Ilov, .). It. Johnson, puator In print, however, I ?f tho Chrlstlun church, pronounced (ho words thut mado thorn man and A neat ratling has been put In tho wlfo. Tho brldo and groom looked Ity council chamber dividing tho (heir bost, which requires no further room Into two .parts. Comfortable I eulogy hi this community. Tho par soata havo been placed along tho lor of tho Esson homo was neatly walls, giving tho chambor a much and tastefully docorutcd for tho oc better appearance and making It easlon. Tho enjoyablo affair was more Inviting. E. 11. Holcomb had witnessed only by a fow closo charge of tho improvements andl'rlends, after which tho happy thoy speak well for his skill, couple departed for tholr new homu o - t 014 N. Hayes stroot, accompanied Moving pictures aro very hard on py o best wlshoa of tholr frlonds young eyes, says an omlnent author- Tho groom Is connected with tho Ity, and tho more shows thoro aro of Collapsible Ilox company in this city, this nature the greater will bo the d Is ono of our vory bost young harvest of tho eyo specialist. Bo if aion. Tho brldo Is a handsomo and you want to hasten tho day when accomplished young woman and n your child will bo compelled to wear seneral favorite among hor friends, spectacle's, send hlin ofton to mov- whom are legion, 'ino lloviow joins Ing picture shows. Boston Herald. with tho many friends In wishing o tho nowly woddod pair n pleasant Frank Turk, who held down the ani1 J0""16? dow tho 8trcam position as short stop for tho Alblna 01 mo club on tho 11th. proved that ho was nlaver of tho first water. Quick LOOKS GOOD TO HIM. - and accurate in hla throwing, he o gathered In everything that camo Walter M, Dunham of tho Colin bis way In a manner that would havo gla oil Holds, In California, was In done credit to a major leaguer.' HolValo Saturday, Sunday and Monduy will no doubt be heard from higher looking over the oil fields hero, T. up In tho near future. I W, Davidson, vice president, and J. o (P. Wilbur, member of tho board of 8. W. Simmons, the great road director, and also largo stockhold exoert. Is the first man to lay con- era of tho Eastern Oregon Oil & nn niAhmnnH Btr... in Qas Co.. took Mr. Dunham out to rron. of his Drooerty. and workmen v,w o field. After thoroughly in are now busily engaged In this work, vestlgatlng tho field Mr. Dunham both on Webmond and South Hayea 8tated ho was 8olnK back Collngla street. Mr. Simmons was also tho an(l Bet a drilling plant and bring It first man In St. Johns to grade or 10 tbeB0 rlold'' at onco He Iurther Improve a street In this city, and 8tatod ho considered tho field oven as done more street work here than oe,,er Btul ,i4rur u,an 11,0 -"ngM any other roan. As a road and Btre4 uem ,n "o"a. w""i is proimu.y tM.llder he has no suoorlors and few 1,10 arSe Producing field nra n..H ,hen Rnmiiei Rimmnna United States. Valo Orlano. takes the contract for any work along thla line It Is a sure thing that tho Largo furnished room suitable for In tho work will be done as only a skilled two, over Calef 'Ilros. store opposlto man knows bow. 1 Post Office. Terms reasonable. Up. WANTED A good waitress call at Contral Hotel, St. Johns, Ore. o You get full weight nnd first quality at the Central market. Just try it mvhite. WANTBu a solicitor to secure subscriptions for tho Hovlow. Good f mmlsslon paid. Call at once. i o Uoonis furnished for houso kocp- Ing, $2.00 per week up. Tho Ray mond, 110 S. Jersey. l!2p Have your property insured iu the St. Paul or Northern fire insur ance companies. They arc the best. b. h. Douie, accnt. Loavo Tologram "Tho Alaska Tour'' coupon votes for Mrs. Valon- tino nt tho Post Office, Hovlow office or with your carrier. o If you watit to buy.ront, soli or oxchango property soo Wolcott, (Th Hcut Man.) 401 South Joruoy. Std entrance. Wanted A man to do carpenter work In uxchaugu for a lot. 12. Hurlburt, 420 Jersey street, or IMS Willis boulevard. o A Special Bargain If taken at onco lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 2, Caplcs 2nd Addition to St. Johns. Tonus easy. Harry C. Hunter. o All our meats arc government inspected aud the best that money can buy. They arc neatly nnd carefully handled. Come iu mid lenve your order for free delivery Ward's Central Market. o All kinds of laundry work dco promptly, Rough dry wnshlng cents por pound. Calls mado for laundry at any placo. King us up Phono Jcrsoy 331. St. Johns Latin diy. Churchill I)roaproprloto'-s. LIGHT IS PROPERTY IN 8T. JOHNS ON THE DECLINE? Lots 13-14, Block 12, worth $1300 for only $1)00. hook nl 'em. 100 feel north of Fosiondcn on Kdlson street. $100 down, balance 2 yparit nt 7 per cent. 1C L. Davidson Oswego, Oregon. How Is Your Title? Have your abstracts made, con tinned or examined by Peninsula Title, Abstract unci Realty Co.. II Henderson, manager. Accurate work. Reasonable fees. Cement Block building, Jersey street. ST. JOHN8 OARQAINS. Just think, 0 lots COxlOO with nl ley, milking Hnmo as four cornura. 4 now modern cottages all rented, good chance for store on ono of vacant lots. All goes for $0300. Torms, 117 front on Wlllnmotto Ilnulovnrd by 280 feot doep with 30 foot alloy; neat 0 room cottage, 74 cholco fruit troos.O and 8 yearn old, Only $4300, Terms. Also havo mi up Iu Whltwood Court, best view on tho Willamette. No agents. J. D. CAMPDELL Phono Richmond 1241, St. Julius o OPPORTUNITIES. Freo Some good ngoncles. $250 Lot COxlOO, $5 down, $5 por month. $400 Lot COxlOO, $35 down, $10 per month; South fit. Johns. $875 Lot 125x100, $350 down, $15 por month; 100 feet of car line. $1250 Four room plastered houso, one block of car lino; $50 down, $10 pur month, $2000 Six room plastered houso In flno resldonco district; $1C0 down, $15 per month. $1000 Twenty acres piling tim ber; $250 down, $25 per month, 8eo Wolcott, "The Rent Man." NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. St. Johns branch of tho Socialist party has opened a hall at 200 W. Burlington street, and thoy Intend uh soon aa posslblo to fit It up h free reading and lounging room, to bo opou at all reasonable bourn, and the public is welcome to uso It, 'arty members desiring advanced studios Iu tho sclonco may procure saino freo from tho contral library of tho party in Portland, P. J. McCarty, Socrotary, NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. In order to Insure a change of ad vertisement the copy for such change should reach this office not later than Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Please 'emember this and save the printer I HENDRICKS HARDWARE CO. NOW IS THE TIME I To lay in your supply of I GARDEN TOOLS Would you have your home lighted equally as brilliant as gas or electricty would light it at a cost that is merely nothing? We have the St, Johns agency for the Incandescent Kerosene burner, anew invention, the benefits of which any one may have. The light is given by carbon and mantle through the new patent burner. We will have a number of them lighted in our store on Saturday night. BON HAM & CURRIER I Keep Bright and You WILL KEEP BUSY Klcctrlc Ulit Is the magnet that draws trade. The bright store Is the "hypnotic eye" of business. People can no more resist the attraction of a brilliant, Klcctricnlly lighted store than they can resist the clarion call of a brass band. Is your competitor with the Klcctricnlly illuminated show windows, bright interior nnd sparkling Klcctrlc Sign getting nn advantage over you ? The moth never flutters around the unlighted caudlel Up-to-date stores nowadays consider hop-window lighting n necessity, whether they remain open after dark or not. Competition forces modern methods. A show window brilliantly illuminated with Klcctric light will make many n sale "the night before." Klcctric light comtxils attention, makes easy the examination of your display, shows goods iu detail and fabrics in their true colors. Aud don't neglect the Klcctric Sign. It is soliciting "tomorrow's" business every moment it is lighted burning your name in the public mind. It is n solicitor that never becomes weary never stops work costs little. Call Telephones: Mailt 6688, A 1675 for Information. Portland Railway Light and Power Go. FIRST AND ALDER STREETS PORTLAND 0RE60N ooooo ATTENTION!! Merchants! Manufacturers! Karmcrs! Everybody! We arc hunting for your business and have been on your trail for sonic time. Our aim is to serve you well. The adoption of our service offers a complete solution to the transportation problem. Our rates arc reasonable aud our service unsurpassed. Two trains between St. Johns and Portland daily. We deliver Anything, Any Place, Any Time. Call aud get our rates before shipping. PORTLAND & SUBURBAN EXPRESS CO. C. W. STEARNS Agent at St. Johns. Phones: Portland Office, Main 358 St. Johns: Jersey 122 A 3358 OOOOOOOOOOOOQO( THE PENINSULA BANK St, Johns, Oregon. Established 1905 PAID-IN CAPITAL STOCK AND SURPLUS Ol'I'ICI'.US $ 30,000.00 R. T. riutt, President 1'. C. Kiiumi, Vice I'nwltlcnt C. A. Wood, Cushler DIRI'.CTOItS K. T, Piatt, President. Attorney V, C, Knapi), Vice Prv Sec, nnd Ocn, Mur, Pun. I.iimbur Co. M. 1 Ilolbrook, Capitalist Petur Autfii, Pre. Portland Mfc, Co, II, I Powers, Vice Pres. and Gun, Mnr. I.vwiston Sweet Wutcrifc Irrigation Co, Tlios. Cochran, Heal I'.statc C. A. Wood, Cashier CONTRACTOR and Builder WILLARD L. PLUMMER i We have a fine assortment on hand. Call in and pick out what you want. HENDRICKS' J HARDWARE CO. t, REPAIR WORK GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Office and Store I'istures, Stuir lluildiiiK, China Closets. Screen Doors and Windows, made to Order, Cabinet Work. Designs And Estimates Made Shop Corner Osvttgo and Willis Blvd. Res. 229 OSWEGO ST. JOHNS, OR