St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, June 11, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextRED TAG SALE It will pay you to borrow money to take advantage of these prices. i New Improved Mel ville Sewing Machine Fully Guaranteed. MONEY REFUND ED IF NOT SATIS FACTORY. Regular Price $22.50 Red Tag Sale Price $17-50 Local News. Try n North Bank special Sundno at our fountain. North Unnk I'hnrm- acy. 0 uurns Jones, wlfo ana two sons spont several days this week In Hood River. Pay your subscription. 0 For raro bargains in all kinds of roalty sea P. Hill. Ill nt White Frost Refrigator Clean, Sanitary, Durable, Cheap OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE r i3 cO cO l oiO e43 cO cnQ c0 m f First National Bank I 2 3 2 2 2 2 St. Johns, Oregon Paid in Capital ... $25,000.00 OPPICIJRS Henry W. Coc, President A. R. Jobcs, Vice Pres. I P. Drinker, Cashier Drafts issued on all Foreign Countries. SAPK DKPOSIT HOXHS POR RENT. rOrOrOrOrOcOcOcOKWrOcOrOcOcOcOrO 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 When You are Sick You go to the doctor in whom you have most con fidence. It should be the same as regards your drug gist. If you take your prescriptions to the North Bank Pharmacy you will have that confidence, for they use ouly the purest drugs and fill your prescrip tions correctly. D. P. Horamnn circulated a peti tion for tlio closing of tliu business houses yostorday nfternoon to tako In tho Carnival, and that ho was successful was evidenced by tho do- sorted appoaranco of our stroets. 80 wo guosB wo havo Frank to thank foi making n gonoral half holiday yester day, ITS WRONG! I J To put clumsy, ugly looking" shoes on the boy just because Tfc he is hard on his shoes. Shoes don't have to be ugly to be r tS durable. We have shoes for boys, youths and little gents that ore made to look well besides wearing well. Turn the boy's fcT feet lu this direction and you will get perfect satisfaction. tt 1 COUCH & CO. J Phone Jersey 972 General Merchants 206-208 Philadelphia Street 5!WT44lv74lT4lvTl?lT4 Something New, Natty and Neat. The North Bank Pharmacy has installed a first class and up to date Soda Fountain the best in the city, . They use only the pure fruit syrups in their sodas and serve the famous Hazelwood ice cream. Like their drugs, every thing at the fountain is the best. an EDMONDSON CO., Plumbing and Tinning t 23 S. Jersey Street Phone Jersey 91 St. Mm, tot& i ttMttttftfftf1'" H. HENDERSON 205 Jersey St Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Abstracts of Title Prepared. Accurate Work Guaranteed. MflttfltlWtffftftfmWtttMfWffftffffW Tho Ladles Aid of tho First Dap- tlst church will servo a lunch on tho Fourth of July. ' o - B. J. Carr of Shepard, Mich., was a guest of S. W. Rogers, tho real es tate man, tho past week. O' Try A. D. S. peroxide tooth powder or paste. Itocoraended by good dontlsts. North Dank Pharm acy. Mrs. O. W. Bradley Is quite her home In this city. o A. D. S. Carbolic and Witch Hazel ointments aro best for sores, bruises or sprains, North Dank Pharmacy o Watch tho baBkct at Tho North Hank Pharmacy. In It for you. Thcro Is something spent sights Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madden of Greeley, Colorado, visited Carl and Olo Nelson tho latter part of last week, o ino family Jar club Held an on Joyablc session nt tho homo of At torney Geo. J. Perkins last Friday ovonlng. ilov. C. P. antes and wlfo at tended tho Dallas Collego Commence ment exercises at that place Wed nesday evening. 0 On account of tho nbsonco of Kov. C. P. antes next 8undny morn ing, iiuv. u. ai. Aicugcr will deliver 1 sormon in tho Evnngcllcal church. Thoro Is not a enso of smnllpox In St. Johns. Tho Into little unplonsnnt. Hess liar been entirely abated and every one breathes a Blgh of relief. o St. Jolnu was certainly well rep resented In Portland yostcrday nf ternoon und evening. Only a hand ful w.ui loft to look after tho city and wlrh they hnd gone, too, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Wllllnmi tho past week taking In tho at tho Scattlo exposition, o Mrs. ShcpnrdBon of Catlln, V(ib1i., Is n guest at tho home of her dnughtcr, Mrs. E. 8. Wright on South liny us this week. o Don't overlook tho fnct that your prescriptions will bo filled with tho bcBt drugs nnd compounded right nt tho North Dank Pharmacy. 0 Mrs. J. II. Lcczcr returned to Echo Tuesday morning after visiting her brother, J. U. Campbell, nnd wlfo for a couplo of weeks. 0 Tho St. Johns Hnrdwaro Co.'s store Is being treated to a couplo coats of paint, which Is qulto an lm provemont on this largo and well lo catod structure. 0 - F. M, Naught of Oregon City mnilo n very pleasant visit with his sister, Mrs. W. E. Knight of this city, Snt urdny and Sunday. Mr. Naught a voteran of tho Indian war of 1857. If you wunt St. Johns property that Is sure to advanco rapidly In valuo see P. Hill. For Hent Modorn 10 room house closo In, furnished or unfurnished Inquire 028 S. Ivntihoo street, or at this office. Without doubt tho very best buy In St. Johns Is a lot COxlOO on cor ner of Chicago and Ivanhoo stroots. P. Hill has tho salo of this proporty and It taken quick $1800 takes It Worth easily from I2G00 to $3000. o It's Luck to Smoke Puck Tho Hotter than Cc Cigar Tho Cigar In tho Orcen Box Is Ilov. C. P. antes will deliver the Odd Follow Memorlul address nt Lafayette next Sunday morning, nnd In tho evening will deliver n Mem orial address for tho I. O. O.F. at tho Evangelical church In this city, o Many beautiful roses woro shipped (o Portland this weok from St. Johns nnd tho people of this city certainly havo done their full shnro, and then some, to make tho Hobo Carnival an unqualified success. wonucr ir roruand would do as much for 8t. Johns? Mrs, J, E. WllllaniB left this week for Chicago and several points In WIbcoiibIii whero she will mnko an extonded sojourn of about eight months. o Mrs, Hoy Wilcox underwent n ser ious operation at tho Good Snnmrlt- nn hospital at Portland tho past week and Is somewhat Improved nt this writing. o Mrs. Jennie Howell nnd child from Henttle arrived In St. Johns this week and will spend tho summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J Hondrlcks. Tho flowers for tho Portland Gen oral Electric Co.'s float wero furnished by Mrs, L, II. Chlpmnn of this city. They wero certainly beau ties and greatly admired by all, . o ' Harry Hunter nnd 8. C. Davis havo banded together as n real estate firm, and wo understand that Mr. Davis will look aftor 'affairs In St. lohiis wltllo "Happy" looks after the Portland end, F. M. Phillips has exchanged his homo In this placo for ono In Van couver, Wash., nnd on Tuosdny moved with his family to his now location. Mr. Phillips Is Interested In and con ducting a branch furniture store thoro for Cnlef Hros. nnd Is dolim flno business which Is steadily In- creasing, o Tho moat markot recontly con ducted by C. W. Donnott on Jorsoy street has ceased to do business, and again Is tho fact demonstrated that In theso modorn times It is almost impossible to conduct a business Mlis Nina Walldroff and Miss . p of Hastings, Mich., wero tho (ictus of Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Ges ler Tuosdny. Thoy wero en route for homo after spondlug some time lu (ho state of Washington. o J, II, Campbell left Wednesday morning for n business trip to Ya- aulnna Hay. Mrs, Campbell accom panied hor husband as far as Salem whore she will visit with relatives and frlonds for a few days. Portland passed an nmondmont to bond tho city for 12,000,000 for tho construction of n high brldgo at Hroadway at tho election Monday. bond Issue of Sl&0,000 for a gar- without tho use of printer's Ink. One bngo crematory was also authorized. neods only to look back for tho last three or four years and ho win In variably find that tho peoplo who wont out of business In St. Johns wero tho ones who did not bollovo In advertising. Wonder If tho peoplo of that city would not bo pleased to havo St. Johns annex with It and help pay tho enormous bonded Indebtedness thoy aro piling up? o A monstrosity In tho shape of a young kitten having two woll devel oped heads, six legs and sovon feet was ono of a family of six born a day or two ugo ut tho residence of J. B. Twiddell lu Montavllla, Ono of Its heads was In tho center of Its body as was tho two extra logs, ono of which had two feet. Tho curios Ity lived but a short tlmo aftor birth, while its five brothers and sisters i no closing of our stores at 6 'clock p. m. excopt Saturday nights and pay nights has not yet been in augurated. All that Is nocessary Is for somo ono to get out with a paper and it Is moro than likely that all will fall in lino. The clerks desorve this concession and wo believe the business men aro not averse to it. fW. 1 Hi. . . mo ueauiuui warm evenings are here now and It would do all good to I aro healthy, playful llttlo houso pets, advantage of them and got out in I tho opon air, Whllo the public may bo Incommoded by tho early closing, yet It would not tako long to adjust themselves to It. Now will some one pleaso step forward with tho necessary document and let every body interested sign it. o Tho following young ladles were selected by the St. Johns branch ot tho Hose Festival committee to pass out roses to visitors last Tuesday, which was St. Johns day at the do pot: Lola Walker, Lulu Glllmore, Edna Bailey, Georgia Perrlne. A, S. 8tono, ono of our best and Blanche Edlefsen, Babo Cooper, Ollle I most highly respected citizens passed Cooper, Florence Carlson, Fern Davis, I to tho great beyond at his home at Local contractors should not over look tho fact that a call Is now be ing made for bids on tho construc tion of tho high school near tho city hall, Bids closo June 'ii and no tlmo should bo lost in compiling esti mates. Bids may bo submitted for tho whole or In part, and there Is no reason why local men snoum not handle this proposition, largo even though it bo. Submit your bids, gentlomen, and don't wait until tho last mlnuto. Lena Long, Sadie Cblpman and Mary Herald. Tho members of tho St, Johns branch are Mrs, H. McKln ney, Mrs. F, W. Valentine, Mrs. Ceo. Perkins, Mrs. C. A. Wood and Mrs, A. W. Vincent. This corps and their assistants have done splendid, work, and deserve great credit for their a'd in making the Carnival Ujo grand success it Is, and for bring ing St. Johns so prominently to the front. o Wo havo a complete Hno of the famous Nyals and A. D, 8, Remedies, There are none better. North Bank Pharmacy. 933 Jersey street Wednesday morn Ing. Mr. Stone had been afflicted with heart dlseaso and dropsy for some time and his death was not un expected. Ho was aged about 60 years, A widow and four sons aro left to mourn the loss of a faithful husband and a kind and devoted father. A quiet and unassuming man, possessed of sound Judgment, a kind and considerate neighbor and friend, In bis death St, Johns loses one of her very best citizens. Subscribe for tho Telegram beat evonlng paper on the coast. See aa Biocxion, All kinds of laundry work dono promptly. Hough dry washing 0 cents per pound. Calls mado for laundry at any placo. Ring ua up Phono Jersey 331. St. Johns Laun dry. Churchill Bros.,proprietors. u All our moats aro govornmont In spected and tho best that money can buy. They aro neatly and careful ly handled. Conio In and leavo your order for freo delivery. Ward's Control Markot. PROSPERITY Our sales for April 1907 exceeded April 1906 $1350 " " " 1908 " " 1907 782 " " " 1909 " " 1908 1134 This record is a true iudicatiou to us that St. Johns people are patronizing their home stores increasingly, and pinning our faith to the future by the nbove comparison wc have added to our stock a $1500 Hue of Men's Clothing. It is not n cheap line, but our suits will give you your money's worth in style, fit nnd wearing qualities. We have also increased the line of Cluctt shirts, and Mon arch shirts and collars, nnd still retain the agency for Wun dcrhose, Headlight Overalls nnd Butterick Patterns. BONHAM & CURRIER If you want something particular ly flno In tho way ot roal estato boo P. Hill about It. Havo your property Insured In tho St. Paul or Northorn flro Insurnnco companies. They aro tho best. 8 L. Doblo, ngont, DON'T MONKEY with agents buy of tho owner lots 13 and 14 Block 13, 100 foot north of Fpsson den on Edison. Tho best rcsldonco Blto in St. Johns. $400.00 down uninnco ,?tuu.oo, two years at 7 per cont. Address, E. L. Davidson, Ob wego, Oregon, YOU NEVER CAN TELL just oxnetly tho causo of your rhuu matlsm, but you know you havo It, Do you know that Ballard's Snow Liniment will cure It? relieves tho pain reduces tho swelling and umuors tuo joints and muscles so that you will bo as active and well as you over woro, Prlco 25c COo and $1.00. Sold by North Hank I'hnrm acy. How is Your Title? Havo your abstracts mado, con tlnuod or oxnmlnod by Ponlnsula Titlo, Abstract nnd Hoalty Co., II. Henderson, mnnngor. Accurato work Hoasonablo foes, Comont Block building, Jorsoy stroot. tho Chimbtrlaln's Couah Remedy Beit on the Market. "I havo used Chamborlaln's Cough Homcdy aud find It to bo tho boot on tho market," says E. W. Tardy, odltor of Tho Sontluol, aalusboro, Tonn. "Our baby had novorn! colds tho past winter nnd Chamborlaln's Cough Homody always gave It relief a once and cured It lu a short tlmo. I nlwaya recommend it when oppor tunity presents itself." For salo by all good druggists. A VITAL POINT. Tho most delicate part of a baby Is It's bowols. Every ailment that It suffers with attacks tho bowols al so endangering In most cases tho life of tho Infant. McGoo'a Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea, dysontory nnd all derangouiont of tho stomach or bowols. Sold by North Bank Pharmacy. BUILDING PERMITS. No. 31 To K. J. Hill to oroct a dwelling abovo tho dry dock on Brad ford street, botweon Polk and Plorco streets, for A. 8, Benson es timated cost fC.OOO. No, 35 To J. 8, Jonos to oroct a dwelling on Hartman stroot between Crulkshank and Myora stroots; es timated cost $C&0, No. 30 To 8. C. Cook to oroct a dwolllng on Oswego stroet botwoon Nlcklln and Hartman streets; es timated cost $250. No. 37 To A Isonhath to build addition to building on aresham streot botweon Richmond and Mo hawk streets; estimated cost $400, Mrs, Wayno L, Mills entertained tho Family Jar club In a fnrowell party to Mrs. J, E. WllllaniB on Mon day evening. Mrs, Williams haa de parted upon an exteuded visit to different cities of tho East. The party was a very merry one and everybody had a splendid time. "HAZELWOOD" lea Cream Th Bait Obtainable Cosiest place in town. Bring your friends around and treat them to something fine. Get our rates for church parties, socials, etc. Note the big yel low sign. A. UNGER 103 N. Jersey St. IF NOT WHY NOT? Do You Use ELECTRICITY? Electric Light is Cheap with Tungsten Lamps INVESTIGATE at 417, 7th Street Portland Railway Light and Power Go, lOOOOOl ATTENTION!! Merchants! Manufacturers! Farmers! Everybody! Wc are hunting for your business and have been on your trail for some 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 and our service unsurpassed. Two trains between St. Johns uud Portland daily. We deliver Anything, Any Place, Any Time. Call and get our rates before shipping. PORTLAND & SUBURBAN EXPRESS CO. C. W. STEARNS Agent at St. Johns. Phones: Portland Office, Main 358 St. Johns: Jersey 123 A 3358 oooo Make our store your headquarters (or iaoimble goods, We have a complete stock of GARDEN TOOLS, LAWN HOSE, SPRINKL ERS AND LAWN MOWERS St. Johns Hardware Co. St. Johns Lumber Co. Has all kinds of lumber, kiln dried aud otherwise. Also slab wood. Timbers of all sizes cut to order. Get your winter's wood now and save trouble. A WRECK Is tho only fit description for the man or woman who Is crippled with rhoumatlsm, Just a fow rheumatic twinges may be the forerunner of u sovore attuck stop the trouble at tho start with Uallard'a Snow Lini ment. Cures the rohumntlsm and all pain. I'rlco 25c, GOc and J 1.00. Sold by North Hank Pharmacy. You get full weight and first quality at tho Central market. Just try it awhllo. Subscrlbo for tho St. Johns Review and koep potted on the doings of tho city. Pointers for our Patrons. We do not allow auy printer to put out nicer work than we do and we put the best stock iuto our jobs The difference between poor stock and first class stock on a job is a small item when you consider the value of the job. It is the price of a satisfied customer. It is better to make 50 cents less on a job aud have a customer who will come back, than to use the flimsy stock, make the extra 50 cents aud lose your customer. That is the way we figure' it. Treach tho gospel of St. Johns.