iMiT 111 II J I-
THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
Published Every Friday
At 117 West Uurllngton Street.
Dv Markm: & livuuMti:.
Tint RitVtKW 19 entered nt post office
n Snlut Johns, Oregon, ns mail tnnttcr
of the second clnss under the Act of Con
grcss of March 3, 1879.
Jab Printing cieeutccl la flrit-clait stl.
Dllli lor Job Printing ruh on dHlTfrr.
All communlcitlonri should b tddrened to
Th IterUw. Rl, Jnhnu, Or-rnn.
All kdmtlilng bills tTtl flrtt of och
mnnfh.
omcUl Mawnptptr of tht City of St. Johm,
Adr'rtUInt rlt. $1,00 rr Inch per month.
Subscription price $1.00 por yonr.
A. W. MARK I.I?. lidltor
W. 1. nVI'.RLKU, Assoclnte
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1909.
TI10 Horse mid Cnttlo Halo In Port
hunt linn opened tho eyes of live
stock liroeders In every part of tho
United Stntcu nttd Cnnndii to the
fnet that Oregon Ih tho beat market
for good things In thnt line In thu
United Stntes.
OrcgonlntiB don't wish nnybody
hnrd luck, hut thoy never get suf
flelontly sympathetic, when tho
fruit crop fnllH In tho older states
to "murk down" tho price nt which
wo "hold ud" the Imlimcu of tho
world for ItH befit npples.
Teddy killed IiIh first tiger Inst
week and all tho world In ringing
with tho nowH. Ah long uh hu him
few nntlvcfl iiIoiik which ho can feed
to a vicious nnlnial heforu It roach. m
thu dunger Ih not ho Krent. Ah
tigers nre moro or Icsh lined to that
color of food n white mnii tins
better Hhow, uiiIcsh tho nnltunl'j
curiosity Ih aroiiHcd and hu wnntn
Homethlnt; dlrfereiit for dessert. Then:
Ih nonie slight, difference between
hunting n tlHernnd luu'luga lot of tin
Uvch cIiiiho It around for 0110 to
Hhoot at.
If Portland Hhould attain a populn
tlon of COO.OOj population ns per tho
movement thnt has been IntiUKurnlod
with that end In view, at thu rate of
flvo to a household It will require
10,000 more homes to accommodate
them. If this happomi, whero will
tho now Iioiinch hu built? It Ih doubt
fill If nil told there Ih anywhere near
thai number of loU on thu market
to ilny, but there Ih plenty yet to
plat out on tho peninsula. With
Portland already crowding tho foot
I1III11 on tho west Hide, t Ih to the
east Hide that this ureal Incoming
horde will of necessity come In order
to find Htillablu and pleasant habi
tation. It Ih Hiiro that 81. Johns will
got Uh full quote of now rcsldeiitii.
and therefore, If Portland nets half
a million In 101'.! St. Johns win have
nt leant 25,090 Inhabitants. Doea It
not look that way to you? I
Ono of the grcntcst monnccs to
Boclcty and tho well being of ntiy
roiniminlty Is the person who breaks
(lunranllno. When an Infectious
dlseaso Is contracted by any member
of tho household and tho board of
health bus placed the house under
quarantine, It Ih tho bounden duty
of overy member therein to obey tho
Instructions given by tho city phy
slclnu regarding mingling with th
outsido world. While It is oftlmcs
11 great hardship for members of the
family to remain housed up until
thu disease has wnsted Its force and
the patient cured, nevertheless It
Imperative that this be done. It Is
I ho only known tnothod to provcut
tho spread of tho contagion, and n
man who has no moro regard for tho
welfuro of his friends and nc
qualntances than to mluglo freely
with them when ho knows there Is
a case of dangerous and contnglou
disease at his homo can not bo called
11 good citizen, mid after ho bus (lis
regarded thu laws of quarantine hu
Ih a monnco to socloty. If peoplo
will not stay nt homo when It Is
placed under quarantine It Is the
duty of thu city council to place n
special officer at each houso and
fnrru the InhnhltnntA thereof to re
main thcro regurdless of tho oxpotiso
Involved and no matter how depleted
tho city cofferH may bo. Llfo cannc
hu uninsured In dollars and cents
and If n llfo Ih lost through tho nou
enforcement of quarantine rules the
bereaved members of tho family will
never forgive the authorities having
tho matter In charge. Of .course vie
tatorri can he arrested and comlcted
for breaking quarantine, but till
cannot happen until thu case has
been cured of thu dire affliction, but.
In the meantime forco must bo used,
It necessary, to compel tho members
of thu afflicted household to remain
at homo If 11 pest houso has not been
provided.
Any girl who has u waste baskot
In a fair state of preservation can
have a now spring hat without much
cost. A few flowers and ribbons will
do thu rest.
A homo that ents chickens, ducks
mil geese alive Ih owned by (leorgo
I). Dunlop, a resident of Dunlnp, a
Uulner Valley suburb. The horse
has displayed u liking for broilers
with the feathers 011 over since ho
was 2 years old,
"Illlly" seems to prefer tho fowl
at thu ago they are generally put on
(ho market for fries, but his owner
IicIIovch hu would uat a full grown
hlclccu or duck If ho got tho oppor
tunity, Thu horse has been known
to eat a whole flock of young
lilt kirns at one meal, lie Ih excep
tionally tricky nail will open an ordi
nary gate with his bead to roach bis
feathered victims.
About the best medicine in the
world is sunshine when taken in
proper doses. That nt this time of
the year is particularly Rood, and
people do well to vet out and take
in n few sunshines a day, with long
deep breaths occasionally. And to
exercise the joints and keep the
muscles in practice, ns many of
them as possible. Then cat temper
ntcly of health v food, and you will
keep in good health.
1
A city Is kept clenn by every man
sweeping in front of his door.
city is made beautiful by each man
keeping his home neat and his front
yard in order. liven a rented place
Is pretty if the tenant lias prulc en
ottgh to keep it neat and clean
Where all the houses and yards on
a street are well kept that street nt
tracts the attention of passcrsby
It docs not take mticli money nor
much time to make a place neat
and the sight of n neat place raises
the estimation the public has for a
family. The city should do some
thing for its parks nnd for the
streets; the people must do it for
the houses. To have n city beattti
fttl the people who own the houses
and the people who rent houses
must take tin interest. Attention
to details timke beauty. Iix.
Pointers for our Patrons.
I he (inference between poor
stock and first class stock on n job
is n small item when you consider
the value of the job. It is the
price of n satisfied customer. It is
better to make 50 cents less 011 n
job nnd have n customer who will
come back, than to use the flimsy
stock, make the extra 50 cents and
lose your customer.
way we figure it.
That is the
Our Charges.
As is customary, we will charge
for card of thanks, 50c: for rcsolu
tious of re.siect, $1.00; for notices
of church or Imlge entertainments,
suppers, sociables, etc., where there
nre charges for admission, 5c cr
me, but where there nre 110 charges
for the.se events, we will break the
rule nnd insert them free. Wc
muke this niiiiouuccmctit so that
our good friends may understand
our rule in this rcsx.-ct.
How Is Your Title?
Have your abstracts made, con
tinued or examined by Peninsula
Title, Abstract and Realty Co., II.
Henderson, manager. Accurnto work.
Reasonable fees. Comont lllock
building, Jersey street.
Uh n ROOSTER for 8t. Johns.
ORDINANCE NO. 228.
AN
ORDINANCE ADOPT1NO THE
REPORT, PLAT AND SURVEY
OP THE CITY ENGINEER CON
TAINING A DESCRIPTION OF
THE LAND TO HE CON
DEMNED FOR THE PURPOSE
OK WIDENING BUCHANAN
STREET.
ORDINANCE NO. 231.
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
THE GRADE OK RICHMOND
STREET FROM WILLIS HOULE
VARD TO COLUMBIA BOULE
VARD IN SAID CITY.
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1909 Spring Styles 1909
Bed Rock Prices
Tho city of St. Johns docs ordain as I
follows:
That tho grade of Richmond street
In tho city of St. Johns from Willis
boulovard to the Columbia boulevard
That tho report, plat and survey of
thu city engineer, describing tho land
to bo condemned for tho purpose of In said city, bo and tho samo Is here
widening Buchnnan street between by established nccordlng to and In
Willis boulovard and a point 87.8 feet conformity with tho profllo thereof
Westerly from Dawson street, as prepared by tho city engineer and
shown by said plat, to-wlt: on fllo with tho city rccordor which
REPORT snld profllo Is satisfactory and Is her
In order to open Buchanan strcot by approved nnd nil opted, nnd the
through tho Cnples tract It will bo grado of said Richmond street bo
necessary to condemn tho following tweon Willis boulevard and Coluin
ground: bin boulovard Is hereby established
Beginning nt a stono In tho Inter- In conformity thcrowlth.
section of tho center lines of Willis Passed by tho Council, May Uh,
Drummer's Samples of:
Ladies Wash Suits $2 to $4.25,
Children's Dresses 25c to $1.50,
Tailored Shirt Waists $1.25,
Panama Skirts $3 to $5,50
A glance at our windows will convince you that
our goods arc up to date and prices are right.
M. S. COBB
boulevard and Buchanan strcot as
laid off In South St. Johns run West
erly nlotig tho center lino of Buchan
an 10 ft. to tho West lino of Willis
boulovard; thenco Northerly along
tho West lino of Willis boulovard 27.t
feet to a point; thenco Westerly and
parallel to tho center Una of Buchan
an ns laid off In South St. Johns
572.54 fcot to a point; thonco South
erly and parallel to tho confer of
Dawson stcrct 27.0 feet to tho center
of Buchntiun street; thenco Enstcrly
along tho center lino of Buchanan to
10o9.
Approved by tho Mayor, Slay 4th, I
1009.
Attest: J. F. HENDRICKS,
A. M. ESSON, Mayor.
Recorder.
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101 Jersey St.
ST. JOHNS
RESOLUTION
It
Is resolved by tho City of St. I
Johns:
Tlm I, it mi ma It nyntilllnnt ntlll
" . , I . . I . . A " b .( V . . . "- .
mo piaco ot ueginning, omiuing 1110 nccc8gnry to Improve Portland boule
portion of Dawson St. Included, con- ...,, from tho southerly lino of Fes-
mining In all huj.8 stjuaro foot or 8ondon 8trcot to tho Southeasterly
.32 acres. lino of Point Vlow Addition In tho
Which said report, pint and survey cIty of 8t.j0i,nBln tho following man
nro satisfactory and nro hereby .. to-wlf
adopted and approved. 1Jy cra(iltiir samo by cut and fill
Passed by the Council this tli day to tho established fcriido or grade to
Mayor, this Uh
of May, 11)08,
Approved by tho
day of Mny, 1009.
Attest: J. F. HENDRICKS,
A. M. ESSON, Mayor.
Recorder.
Published In tho St. Johns Rovlow,
May 7th, 1909.
ORDINANCE NO. 229.
YOUR HOME
Built according to your own plans in
EAST ST. JOHNS
Can he hnd in the new restricted building district for a few hundred cash and balance on easy monthly terms.
Streets graded, water, lights, car service and stores.
TALK IT OVER with any agent in St. Johns, or agent on tract.
Phone Richmond 601
It la estimated that muro than two1 Kdisoti I). Fuller, known
million Htrnngorii will lslt Portland ns " Italic,, , who lives nt Columbia,
this year, and It Is up to our people n .suburb of Seattle, is believed to
to seo that a largo percentage of , lie the largest boy in tlic Northwest,
them visit St. Johns,
.
"Raise moro hogH and get moro
wealth by sending tho Oregon Brand
of packing house products to overy
market of tho world" Is it motto
that should bu announced from usury
school and pulpit, and bo emblazon
ed on thu walls of every commercial
organization In tho state.
being io-j years old and weiejiine,
20a pounds. He is five feet, three
inches high and has the .strength
of 1111 ordinary man. Contrary to
the general belief, he has no fat;
his flesh is solid nnd he hnndtes his
huge body with considerable agility.
In a tug-of-wnr contest with five
playmates the other day he was
victor. " ltabe' ' can lift 350 pounds
uud has often picked up n sack
1. i.... . 1.- .....1 1
New subscribers are coming In it from the house to the barn.
In a gratifying manner, and If tho Physicians declare the boy is ns fully
ratio licupti up It will not bo many . developed us u man in the prime of
bo established, from tho Northerly
Una of Oswcito Btreet to tho Souther
ly lino of FcsBcnden street, nnd by
sldcwnlklng sold boulovard on either
side thereof for snld enltro length
from Bald Fcsbcndcn street to the
SntithcnBtcrly lino of Point Vlow Ad
dition with cement sldo-wnlks; Bald
cement side-walks Bhall bo six (0)
fcot wido with twelve (12) foot
curb! all of Bald couient sldownlk
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE nhnll bo done In nccordanco to and
REPORT, PLAT AND SURVEY tho manner provided by ordinance
OF THE CITY ENGINEER OF So. 1C0 nnd shull bo standard In
LAND TO BE CONDEMNED FOR nvery respect, and by further Improv-
THE PURPOSE OF EXTEND- inK Bnmo with all necessary wood
I NO RICHMOND STREET IN I cross walks nnd box gutters as
SAID CITY. I shown on plan; and by also placing
In tho curb, every CO feet a 4 Inch
Tho city of St. Johns does ordain tiled drain, nil of wiiicli sunn uo un-
mi follows- dnr tho sunorvls Ion and direction or
Thnt tho survey, plat nnd method tho city engineer; and by placing a
Vn l nf tim rnnnrt of Dm f'ltv I'm. I utrlti of Mncadiim In the center or
glneer of tho city of St. JohiiB made sold boulevard from northerly lino of
In the mnttor of opening and extend- Oswego street to i-essenuen sireui.
lug Richmond street In the city of St snld macadam shall bo U foot 111
JnliriM. which snld rcnort Is as fob I width, extending 7 feet on eltliur
lows: suio or mo center 01 smu uuuiuvhiu
REPORT, METHOD NO. 2 and shnll bo 8 Inches in uopin in 1110
llnulnnlntr nt nn Irnn nliui In Ihnlrmitnr nnd sinned to II depth of 0
Enst lino of Richmond Btreet. lis laid Inches at n point 7 fcot on either side
out In James John's Second Addition, of said conter lino; tho rock used
and -17.8 ft. from tho Intersection of for said muendam to bo deposited In
this lino nnd tho Northerly lino of two layers. All of said macadam
Columbia boulovard In n Northorly work shnll bo dono In nccordanco
direction run South 20 degrees. .02 with nnd In tho manner proviiioti ny
mlnutcH West along snld lino of Rich- Section 1, Ordlnnnco 102 of tho city
mond Btreet 47.8 ft; thonco Easterly of St. Johns and shall bo without
along tho North lino of Columbia sand binder; all ot said work to bo
boulovard 83.9C foot; thenco run dono undor tho supervision and dl-
U'.olnrlv fin r.'t r.ml In (In. nlnro nf lin. rnrlloii nf tho cltV OIIKlnoor. All BldU
ginning, containing in all 1C07 miunro walks, Including crosswalks, shall bo
foot or .0391 acres, being on tho plat figured mm mu upon ns iiuym
lllock "A." of walk and curb combined (12 feet
That tho survoy, pint and roport IntersoctlonB counted nB 11110. 1
innti. ah wane in coiiuuciiuu mi
snld Improvement to bo In accordance
to tho plans and specuicniions 01
tho city engineer on fllo In tho of
flco of tho city rocordor relative
tiinroto. which said Plans and speci
fications and estimates nro satisfac
tory and nro hereby npprovod. aaia
lmprovomont8 to bo mndo In nccoi-
danco with 1110 cnnrior nnu orum
nncoB of tho city of St. Johns, nnd
undor tho supervision nnd direction
of tho city engineer.
Thnt tim cost of said Improve
ment to bo assessed ns provided by
tho city chnrtor upon tho property
especially nnd particularly bonoflt
toil thorobv. nnd which Is hereby de
clared to bo all of lots, parts of lots,
blocks and pnrcols of land botwoon
tho termini of such Improvements
nlmiilnif unon. adjucont or proxi
mate to said Portland Boulovnrd,
from tho marginal lines of said boule
vard back to tho center of tho block
or blocks or tracts of laud abutting
thnrpnn or nrox mato tliorolo iroin
Charleston stroot to Southeast lino of
Point Vlow addition, from cuariesion
stroot to Fossondcn street, irom
Charleston street to extend 250 feet
or
The Best is None too Good
For Our Customers
And we have the BEST ROSES for
the least money ever offered in any jjf
shop. J
Lome least your eyes and make your cnoicc. jgf
VOGUE MILLINERY
Open Evenings
Where the Money Grows
Fruitdale Acreage
On the Beautiful Clnckatnns River, the I'niuniis Trout Fishing
Stream of Oregon, Within ICiglit Miles of Portland, the Great
Market of the Pacific Northwest. Pure Water, Pure Air, Pure
Ilenlth'. A Matchless Paradise For 11 Home. We nre sclliup;
tracts in rich uud beautiful
FRUITDALE
For Only $75.00 Per Acre
And on terms thnt will nppcnl to nil. Rich Soil, No Gravel,
Level, Plenty of Water. Here is Your Opportunity. You will
be in the company of thoe who nre doiiiK things worth while.
Let us k'wc you n diagram of the route from Poverty to Plenty
nnd help you to quick independence and happiness.
American-Scandinavian Realty Company.
107 Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon.
For further information cnll on J. J. Engrp.n, owner,
corner of Gilbert nnd Thompson streets, St. Johns.
mothod No. 2, bo and tho samo Is
hereby adopted nnd npprovod, which
una pint, report and survoy aro h 8(lo of aM nmrBi ii08
hereby referred to nnd mndo n part houiOVnrd.
of this ordinance m,., Iirnnorlv included In said
Passed by tho Council, Mny Uh, lmnrn..mnnl .ii,,,,!,., aforesaid Is
SI. Johns Lumber Co.
Has nil kinds of lumber, kiln dried nnd otherwise.
Aho slab wood. Timbers of all sizes cut to order.
Get your winter's wood now and save trouble.
11)09.
hereby declared to bo "Local Im-
Approved by tho Mayor, Mny h, prove,ent District No. 21.
months until oery homo In St. Johns
will bo a repository for tho llovlow
each week. W'u aro dolnt; our bent
to please the people, mid If wo fad
It Is not bocanse wo have nut tried.
Without regard to the exact spot
In which thoy may reside, Oiokoii
people are IhkIiiiiIiik to realUo fnllv
tho tremendous benefit of the An
nual ltoso Festival, which this year
beclns Juno 7th, contlnuliiK until
tho 12th, This Festival emphasizes
to people at a distance tho extreme
ly favorable cllmntle conditions whlcl:
make possible tho production of the
finest roses In the world.
" " 1 " t " ""
Wouldn't It be n good Idea to re
move tho fountain from the city" hull
plot to n location nut 011 the uouaro
whero horses could got tho benefit
ot drlnklnt' water? As It now stun ls
It is of no benefit. A Iiuko vase
would bo more of an ornament 10
tho grounds, and If tho fountain was
removed to somo point whero It
would bo accessible to animals It
would bo of much moro practical service.
Subscrlbo
happy.
for
tho
lloviow and bo
1 in . 1..:. 1 .1.:.. 1... :., 1 !..
Hie, mil uuvuiiii mis 111: iaiiuiiii.il 111
eueruy. "Ilabe" has u brother
who is six feet, inches in his
htockinir feet nnd weighs
pounds, Mr. Fuller appears small
beside lus son, weighing but 170
jHiuuds. The boy's mother weighs
170 pounds, hx.
Carrie Nation is training her
niece, Miss Carrie Moore, who is
staying with her aunt now studying
her methods to he a saloon smasher.
Newspaper reports state that Carrie
in, 2 is nu intelligent looking
young lady of 23- If U is tine it is
11 case where "looks nre deceiving"
for no young lady of good common
sense would take up any such life
of cheap notoriety us that of Carrie
Nutiou. Such women are not only
a detriment nnd n curse to the cause
they pretend to espouse but are n
shame uud a disgrace to our coun
try's most priceless jewel, Ameri
can womciihood. If Carrie Nation
was capable of training her niece to
do something useful, if it were noth
ing but to make bread or darn socks,
it would not only be better for the
niece but better for the cause of pro
hibition and the country in general.
!
Preach tho gospel of St. Johns,
In spite of tho fact that new meat
markets are behiK opened up In St.
Johns, our trado still continues to
Increase. There Is a reason. Peoplo
realize when they want OOOI) meat
It Is not the cheapest market that
keeps It, Thoy cannot afford to, as
they cater to u certain clnss who
aro satisfied with poor meet mid
uood meat cannot bo sold at poor
meat prices, That U Iho reason
why tho trado of
BITGOOD & COLE
Is constantly increasing, Nothlui;
but the best Is kept on hand, and ,
people nro beKlnnlut; to realize this.
Then their prices aro at the very
lowest notch at which first class
meat can bo sold to make n living
profit. Dealers In Interior meat
catch the people at first, but thoy
cannot bold them. It doesn't pay u
buy meut and then have to throw it
out. If you nro not satisfied with
the quality you have been getting,
try IllTOOOl) & COLE.
Do It Now,
1909.
Attest: J, P. HENDRICKS,
A. M. Fsson, Muyor.
llecordor.
Published In tho St. Johns Itovlow,
May 7, 1909.
ORDINANCE NO. 230.
AN OHDINANCB TO ESTA11I.I8II
THE OIUDE ON PORTLAND
1IOULEVARD FROM FESSEN
DEN STREET TO EAST LINE
OF POINT VIEW IN THE CITV
OF ST. JOHNS.
meat of tho probable total cost of I
said lmnrovemont of said Portland
Ilnulovard Is SI 1.732.36.
Thnt the cost of sold Portland
boulevard to b assessed aguinst the
nronertr In said locnl assessment
district as provided by tho city char
ter of tho city of St. Johns.
Adopted tho 4th day of May,
1909.
Attests
A. M. ESSON,
Recorder.
Published In the- St. Johns Rovlow,
May 7 and U, 1909.
RESOLUTION.
Now Is tho tlmo to get rid of
your rheumatism. You can do so
by applying Chamborlaln's Liniment,
Nine cases out of ten aro simply
muscular rhomutlsm duo to cold or
damp, or chronic rhoumatlsm, and
yield to the vigorous application of
this liniment. Try It. You nro cer
tain to bo delighted with tho quick
relief which It affords. Sold by all
good druggists.
Do a ROOSTER (or St. Johns.
Section 1: That the grade of Port
land boulevard In tho city of St,
Johns from Fessomlon to Oswego
street In said city bo and tho samo
Is hereby established according to, 1, iH rosnlvdt bv tho city of St.
and In conformity with the prof flo Johns, that It deems It expedient and
mi'ii-ui iii-(iureu uuu ouuuunuu ujr noCe88ary to change ana niter tea
Charles E. Andrew, city englneor, goniton street In said city from tho
which Is on fllo In tho office of the Westerly lino of Jersoy street to tho
city rocorder, which said profile Is willametto river, by wldonlng tho
hereby adopted and approved nnd 8amo by condemning a strip of land
tho said grudo of said Portland boule- on each aide thereof throughout the
vnrd established In conformity thore- ,.ntlro length flvo (6) feet wide, the
with. by changlug said Fessenden street
bectlon 2: That the grado of tho (rom Jersey street to the Willametto
sldownlks on said Portland boule- tU-or from Sixty (60) to Seventy (70)
vurd bo and the snmo is hereby es-lfeot wj,je( ana the city engineer Is
tnbllshed from Oswego street to East horebv ordered and directed to niako
line of Point View In said city nc.8urvey of such chango; to make a
cording to the profile thereof referred plat of the samo and a written re-
to in bectlon t or this ordinance, port containing a full and complete
which said profile of the grade for ,tscrlntlon of said Fcssendon street
saiu siuo wants between uswego anaia8 changed; and of tho proposed
East lino of Point View In said city boundaries thereof: and of the oor-
is nereDy adopted ana approved. tlona of each lot and tr?ct of land
Passed by the council tnis ,h to bo aDnrourlated thor!or: and to
day of May, 1909. I niako such survey, report and plat
Approved by tho Mayor tnis 4tn and file the samo with the city re-
day or May, 1909 corder within twenty days from the
Attest: J, F. HENUhIUKo. I date of tho passage of this resolution.
A. M. ESSON, Mayor. Adopted by the Council May th.
Recorder. 1909.
and Finishes for
Every Home Use
This is the time to freshen up the home by doinir
the odd Jobs of paintine you have been planning. For
the bueey, the furniture, for the floors and woodwork,
far tvtry paint purpoie, we have the richt Finish.
ACME QUALITY
PAJNTS. ENAMELS, STAINS AND VARNISHES
are each and every one scientifically prepared for specific use.
Remember if it's a surface to be painted, enameled,
stained, varnished or finished in any way, there's an
Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose. We can
tell you what to use, how much to use and
the cost. Atk us.
see our window display
HENDRICKS
HARDWARE CO.
Published In the St. Johns Rovlow,
May 7th, 1909.
Two houses and lots, corner Edt-
sou and John streets. Lot 100x1001
feet. A snap. Inquire R, W, Mc-
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Attest:
A. M. ESSON,
Recorder
Published In the St. Johns Review,
May 7 and H. 19U9,
13 a POOSTER for SL Johns.
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