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Newspaper Page TextBELIEVE IN THE FATES. Qrssk Peasants and the Rule of the Moral Ovsr Children. The peasantry of Greece firmly be lieve that tlie future of every child Is determined by the three fates, known ly the name of the Moral. In the popular mind this trio of fates aro supposed to be three old aud wrinkled women whoso habitation Is a moun tain cave. They come simultaneously to n house where a new baby has made Its appearance, says tho London Globe. When they aro expected all furni ture Is set nsldc so that their nj?ed and tottering feet may not bo hin dered, and refreshments In tho shape of honey cakes, bread and wlno aro placed ready for these Important though Invisible gut'st. Money, too, Is placed for them as n bribe to :ct their favor for tho baby, so that his futuro may bo ono lone, sweet sonjr, tho superstition being that nil thing good nnd bad nro In tho giving of tho fates. On no account must the child's beauty bo alluded to when the Moral aro present, ns this will certainly mnko Its good looks disappear. Marks on a baby's skin nro looked upon ns sent by these harbingers of wenl or woo. Ill luck Is supposed to bo the lot of the children who cut their upper teeth first. Thoro nro ono or two Afrlcnn tribes who so firmly believe this that they aro said to kill all hnblcs but those whose lower teeth appear first. Another race of people In the tlnrk continent see all tho signs of bad for tuuo In twins, nnd so they avoid It by slaying all of tliein. THE SEA LION. This Qussr Biait Is the Owner of Four Huge Livers. Tho head of tho sen Hon at closo quarters Is a blunt, rough, snvngo prow. It Is well armed for battle, tho mouth being an eight Inch half circle studded with two rows of great sharp teeth. Tho liody Is heavily coated with seal brown hair, sun bleached to light yellow on tho back nnd sides, 'inu Immensely long hind nippers hnvo big strum: claws Imbedded In the liai up per surf- several Inches from tho ends of I.. Hipper. Tho font flippers hnvo tho openings for theso nails or claws, but In tho particular remaio I dissected they wore lacking. Tho transparent wiry feelers nhout tho jaw are much esteemed by (ho Chlneso ns toothpicks. About two do on of these sensitive guards project from tho upper lip. Tho ears are very small, not as largo as n common cat's, .and much depressed. The eyes nro n deep, soft brown, but they t-nn sparkle llko Hume In anger. When tho dissect lug knife laid the skin back wo en countered a heavy layer of fat-rich, oily and llsh smelling. Tho heart was very large, fully as big ns n cow's, ami tho U'liNt also owned four huge livers a foot and n half long. Tho meat Is very ml and, although eaten by the const tribes, Is too coarso and redolent of fish oil for any savo n starving white. In fact, tho wholu boast has n most repulslvu odor when In tho sun Freshly drawn from (ho water this Is not noticeable. Wldu World Magar.lno. Notice Ordinance No. 268--Concluded tin f rn ! firn1 rnnrn vnlimhln hv ronannnf (tin nnnnlnv Invtntr nut nnrl AQtah. Notice is given that subscriptions Uniting 0f said street, and we cstl-mate and assess such benefits and will be received at the office of the advantages In tho sum of fCG.38. undersigned Company, or through Wo find thnt tho excess of benefltsovor damages which tho said 190G the Security Savings & Trust Com- oM Ve Aoo" sl'S , 'ny'nB Ut " ?anyo rustcc lail, Urcgon, ! Wo fnd nml determine that tho persons In the tablo next following for $800,000.00 First Mortgage 0 nfl owners of lots nnd parcels of land sot opposlto their names respect per cent bonds of the Portland Cc- Ivoly, no part of which will be takon for tho opening, laying out and mcnt Company, of Portland, Ore- establishing of Bald proposed streot, will sustain no damages whatever, trmi Tlieie linniU ire $50000 m,t snl(1 Persons will bo specially bonoftted thereby, nnd wo find and m, s l .Tl ni I Ar fnr 088089 iho vnl,, of tho benefits thnt will accrue to said persons as each ; will be sold at par or face , owncrs o( tracU of lntu, nrorCgnl(,( to bc Bet opp0flto thor names re- value, plus accrued interest. A spectlvcly; which sums aro also tho excess of benefits over damages bonus of 100 per cent common j accruing to said persons by tho opening, laying out and establishing of stork nf the Cnmnanv will be etven said Btreet as aforesaid. will, tin. Immle in.wU : Scnn no of 1 HILL'S ADDITION. wLb.nrt iconnnnfUnmlc. I "Iook 3' lot ::?!?"?. "UOy $16.00 v.. ...... ........ VJ w. UKNi UUMI'SUN H ADDITION. Subscriptions may also bc ten- ( mock n iot ir Ci T. aoorgo 19iBo dcrcd through either of the follow- Sub. block C, lot 20 Geo. D. Baker 24.75 The Kettledrum In Music III n lift tiro delivered at the Itoyol Society of Arts by Unbrlel Cleather on tho "Musical Aspect of Drums" It was contended that tho kettledrum was one of tho few perfect Instru ments In tho orchestra, owing to tho exactness of Its srnle. The kettledrum, ho contended, was crfeclly compo tent to produce atmosphere ns well ns rhythm. liven to tune Iho Instrument threo tilings were reiiilred-n rftvt muHlcal ear, n tluo souso of touch nnd flvo years' experience. After playing over n kettledrum melotly, written Wghty years ago, from Meyerbeer's "Hubert lo Dlnble," Sir. Cleather con tinued, "I venture In say thnt, outsldo tho imiKlrnl profession, not ono person In a hundred of those who listen to tin orchestra In Kuglnnd toddy knows that tympnut have notes and can give out n melody." No Instrument, ho added, had a greater range of power than tho kettledrum, for none could bo played more softly, and none had greater en titrating power,- Dundee Advertiser. Story or BermonT "I was telling Itnby Hilda a fairy story one night," said tho sky pilot, "Haby Hilda Is my llttlo girl. Tho story was nil about another llttlo girl who was chased by beam and who rnn to tho edgo of u steep mountain nnd Jumped off. No, shu didn't die. Tho mlnutii she Jumped off shu turned Into n bird with wings nnd How. That was tho story, "Haby Hilda thought nwhllo about It, then sho looked up and said, 'Pupa, Is that story true or was It Just preach ing' "Now York Press. Our Shaping. "Chaneo shapes our destinies," o.uot rd tho wise guy, "Well, all I have to say Is thnt somo of us havo mighty poor shapes," add ed tho simple mug. Philadelphia Hoc ord. A 8afe Proposition. I lay It down as a safu proposition that tho fellow who every llttlo whllo has to break Into tho baby's bank for ear faro Isn't going to evolve Into h Huron Mothschlld. Philip 1), Armour. Oblivion. Oblivion Is tho dark p.ngo whereon memory writes her light beam charac ters aud makes them legible. Were It all light nothing could bo rend thero any moro than If It were nil darkness. It Is too Into to throw water on tho clmler when tho house Is burned down. Danish Proverb. ing named banks of the City of ' Portland, to-wit: Bank oh California Canadian Dank of Commerce First National. Bank Hiiiernia Savings Bank IIahtman & Thompson, Bankers Laud & Tilton Bank Merchants National Bank United States National Bank or may bc tendered through FIRST NATIONAL HANK. St. Johna, Oregon PFNINSULA BANK St. Johns. Oregon The following well-known men arc the officers and directors and more prominent stockholders of the Portland Cement Company: Amah Moosr, FrtilJint, ex-Gen, Mgr., Colorado Portland Ciminl Co., Denver, Colo. Ex-Gen. Mgr., Union Portland Ctmtnt Co., Ogdin. Tiuo. II. Wilcox, Vitt President, Prit., Portland Flouring Mill l Co., Portland. Am. Nim.tr, Secretary, ex-Treat. Grande Ronde Lumber Co., Perry , Oregon. I. A. Ltwn, Allen & Levin, Portland. C W. NisLtr, Pres., Union Portland Cement Co., Ogden.Utah. A. L. Mills. Pretident, Fint National Dank, Portland. Joj. N. TrAL, Attorney, Portland. W. F. IlumLL, Pretident, Uurrell Invest- men! Co., Portland. J. C. Ainiuostii, Pre., United Statei Na- tional Hani. Portland. W. W. CortoH, Htlorney, Portland. Gto. J.AWStNcr, Jr.. Manager Laurence Harnett Co,, Portland. Paul C. Hatm, Manager Aetna Life In lurante Co.. Portland. Wirt Minor. Attorney. Portland. Ciiai. Iv. Ladd, Prei., Ladd Eitate Co., Portland. Andriw C. Smith, Pret., ltlbernla Sav ings Rank, Portland. XV. A. Cordon, I'm,, II'. A. Gordon Co., Portland. K. I. Thompson, llartman It Thompson, Rankers. Portland. Ton Kiciiaromin, Manager, Portland Commertial Club. Portland. T. W. Sullivan, Chief Eng., Portland R. R I.. & Co., Oregon City. John C. Cun.ru, ex-Governor State of Utah, Salt Lake City. John Pincrie, Gaihter, Fint National Rank, Ogden. OroRCR KoMNtr, I'iee Pre., Dtterel Sav ing! Hank, Salt Lake City. C. I.roNAROr, Prei., Southwestern Portland Cement Co., Lot Angelet. O. C. lltrne, Caihier, "lions SaxAngt Rank k Trust Co.. Salt Lake City. Titos. R. Cutler, Pres., Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., Salt Uke City. A document giving full particu tars concerning the Portland Cc mcnt Company and its bonds will be M...I . I ....... .. I! nulliCU or HI'' uciiau ujuii ujijiiilj tion to the PORTLAND CEMENT CO., 607609 Lutnbcrmens Building, Portland, Oregon. OR FIRST NATIONAL HANK. St. Johns, Oregon PENINSULA BANK St. Johns, Oregon STREET CAR TIA1E TABLE LEAVE ST. JOHNS A. M. P. M. P. M. 5.45 ia.40 7. 6.03 i.oi 7,10 6,35 1 .IH 7. jo 6.40 1,36 7.40 6.4H 1. 54 M.00 6. 5 2,12 8.35 7"5 a. Jo .5 7.20 3,50 9.10 7-35 j.a 9.30 7.5S J.a6 9.50 .5 3-44 to. 10 8.35 4." o.3o 9.00 4,30 10.50 9.33 4.40 11, io 9-44 5- 11.30 10.06 5,15 13. 00 10.36 5,50 10.50 5.45 11.13 6.00 II.34 6,30 11.56 6.40 ta.iHp. 111. 6,50 Our Charges. As is customary, we will charge tor card ot thanks, 50c: for resolu tious of respect, Si. 00: for notices of church or lodue entertainments, suppers, sociables, etc., where there nre charges for admission, 5c per line, but where there arc 110 charges for these events, we will break the rule and insert them free. We make this announcement so that our Kd friends may understand our rule in this respect. 0 YEARS' CXPIRIKNCE $850 TAKES THEM. Tho two lots, 60x100 each, corner Jersey and Wall street, South St. Johns, and on tho highest and sight Host building spot In tho addition aro offered for solo. Tho prlco for tho two Is 850. 800 It. W, McKeon. 2to. Wauted- Bright young man to learu the printer's trade. Apply at this office. TRADE MANNS DcrniaN Copvmohts Aa. Anrone itsdtnf ikelch n4 dMCrietloa a qaloklr Motion, pur opluton fx vhMker M tiuu itttctli cuuoatutcil WAintoM F nl riM. OIJmi utoer furunuitu ltou Itkaa uiruuib Mtinn A Xu. reeeTfS tcit tutk4, without cttree, la tee Scientific JMericaii Irat ett. TtruiA, M II A hendeaiudf IHaetnU cutauaa or uxj mipiu loura imti tour montta, f l bom or f llrsej. Proach the goipl ot St. Johns. aillMES' ADDITION. Dlock 4, lot 1 Anna Hnrdlnfr 16.00 Illock 4, lot 2 J. A. Shoomakor 10.00 Dlock 4, lot 3 Marian P, Llndaloy 8.00 Illock 4, lot 0 If. S. Howltt 2.00 Dlock 4, lot 7 Henry Henderson 4.00 Dlock 4, lot 8 Phoebo and Seward K. Taylor. 18.00 Dlock 4, lot 0 Phoebo nnd Bewnrd K. Taylor. 18.00 OAK PARK ADDITION NO. 2. Dlock 10, lot 1 Mnry h. Porco 1.00 Dlock 10, lot 2 J. iM. Robinson 8.00 Dlock 10, lot 3 Peninsula Dank 10.00 POINT VIEW. Dlock 8, lot 3 J. R. Kendall 13.00 Dlock 8, lot 4 J. rt. Kendall 11.30 Dlock 25. lot 3 Itnmlt C. Raid 10.20 Dlock 2fi, lot 4... Hatnlt C. Reld 8.C0 iiiock zr, lot .13 a. L. Dowor 8.G0 Dlock 20, lot 34 A. h. Dowers 10.20 Dlock 32, lot 3 Franklin M. Culp 10.00 Dlock 32, lot 4 Frnnklln M. Culp 7.00 Dlock 33, lot 3 Lary Jotham 10.00 Dlock 33, lot 4 Lnry Jotham 7.00 IIARTON'S ADDITION. Dlock 2, lot 2 Susnn Holmes, Knlama, Wn.... 20.50 Dlock 2, lot 17 0. P. Dannals 10.50 EAST ST. JOHNS. Dlock 41, lot in Columbia Arm Investment Co.. G.50 Dlock 41, lot 10 Columbia Arm Investment Co.,. C.60 niock 41, lot 17 Columbia Arm Investment Co... B.50 Dlock 41, lot 18 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. G.50 Dlock 41, lot 10 Columbia Arm Investment Co., G60 niock 41, lot 20 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. R.BO niock 41, lot 21 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.B0 Dlock 41, lot 22 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 6.50 niock 40, lot 2.1 j Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 8.00 mock 40, lot 24 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.50 D'ock 40, lot 25 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.50 Dlock 40, lot 26 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. C.50 Dlock 40, lot 27 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 6.50 D ock 40, lot 28 Columbln Arm Investment Co.. G.50 iiiock 40, lot 20 Columbln Arm Investment Co.. 5.50 Dlock 40, lot 30 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.50 mock 40, lot 31 , Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.50 Dlock 40, lot 32 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. G50 Dlock 40, lot 33 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.50 Dlock 40, lot 34 Columbln Arm Investment Co.. 6.60 iiiock 40, lot nr. Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.60 Dlock 40, lot 30 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 6.50 Dlock 40, lot 37 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.50 Dlock 40, lot 38 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 5.60 Dlock 40, lot 39 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 6.60 Dlock 40, lot 40 Columbln Arm Investment Co.. 6.60 Dlock 39, lot 18 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 4.00 Dlock 39, lot 19 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 6.00 Dlock 39, lot 20 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 6.00 Dlock 30, lot 21 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 7.00 Dlock 39, lot 22 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 8.00 Dlock 30, lot 23 Columbln Arm Investment Co.. 8.00 Illock 39, lot 24 Columbia Arm Invostmont Co.. 8.00 Dlock 39, lot 25 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 8.00 Dlock .19, lot 26 Columbln Arm Invostmont Co.. 8.00 Dlock .19, lot 27 Columbia Arm Investment Co., 8.00 Dlock .19, lot 28 Columbln Arm Invostmont Co.. 8.00 Dlock 39, lot 29 Columbln Arm Investment Co.. 8.00 Illock 39, lot 30 Columbia Arm Invostmont Co.. 8.00 Dlock 39, lot 31 Columbia Arm Invostmont Co.. 8.00 Dlock 39, lot 32 Columbia Arm Investment Co,. 8.00 Dlock 39, lot 33 Columbia Arm Invostmont Co.. 8.00 Dlock 39, lot 34 Columbia Arm Investment Co.. 8.00 Dlock 39, lat 35 Columbln Arm Invostmont Co.. 8.00 Dlock 39, lot .16 Columbia Arm Invostmont Co.. 6.00 Dlock 39, lot 37 Columbln Arm Invostmont Co.. 4.50 Illock 39, lot 38 Columbia Arm Invostmont Co.. 2.60 Dlock 39, lot 39 Columbia Arm Invostmont Co.. 1.60 Illock C, lot 1 1905 Real Estate Co 6.50 Dlock C, lot 2 1905 Roal Estato Co 6.60 Illock C, lot 3 1905 Illock C, lot 4 1905 Dlock C, lot 5 1905 llfock C, lot 6 1905 Illock C, lot 7 1005 Dlock C, lot 8,... ....1905 1 1905 2 1905 3 1905 1905 6 1005 Dlock I), lot 6 1905 Dlock D, lot 7 1905 8 1005 1 1905 Dlock D, lot Illock I), lot Dlock I), lot Dlock I), tot Dlock D, lot Illock I), lot Dlock E, lot Dlock E, lot 2 1905 Roal Estato Co 5.50 Roal Estato Co 6.60 Real Estato Co 6.S0 Roal Estato Co 6.60 Ronl Estato Co 6.50 Roal Estato Co 6.60 Ronl Eitate Co 6.50 Real Estato Co 6.60 Roal Estate Co 5.50 Roal Estato Co 6.50 Real Estato Co 5.60 Roal Estate Co 6.60 Ronl Estate Co 5.60 Real Estato Co 6.60 Real Estate Co 6.60 Real Estato Co 6.60 Roal Estate Co 5.60 Roal Estate Co 6.50 Roal Estato Co 6.50 Real Estato Co 6.60 Estate Co 6.60 Estate Co 6.50 Estato Co 1.60 Estate Co 2.60 DlocK K, lot 3 1905 Dlock E, lot 4 1905 Illock E, lot 6 , 1905 Illock E, lot 6, 1005 iiiock K, lot 7 1905 Real Illock K, lot 8 1905 Real Dlock P, lot 8 ..... 1905 Real Dlock I lot 9 1905 Real iiiock v, lot 10 1905 Real Estate Co 4.50 Dlock P, lot 11 1005 Real Estate Co 7.00 Dlock P, lot 12 loos Roal Estato Co 8.00 D ock P, lot 13 1905 Roal Estate Co 8.00 iiiock r, lot 14 1005 Real Estate Co 8.00 Dlock P, lot 15 1005 Real Estate Co 8.00 Dlock P, lot 16 1905 Roal Estate Co., , 8.00 Dlock P, lot 17 1905 Real Estate Co 8.00 Dlock P, lot 18 1905 Roal Estate Co 8.00 Dlock P. lot 19 1905 Heal Kstate Co 8,00 iiiock t, lot 20 1905 Real Estate Co 8.00 Dlock P, lot 21 1905 Real Estate Co 8.00 Dlock iP, lot 22 1905 Real Estate Co 9.00 RAVENA PARK. Dlock 1, lot 1 Portland Railway L. & P. Co,., 20.00 Dlock 2, lot 6 Portland Ilnllwav L. & P. Co... 10.UU Dlock 2, lot 7 Portland Railway L. & P. Co... 12.00 Dlock 2, lot 8 Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 15.00 Dlock 2, lot 9 Portland Railway L. & P. Co... 15.00 Dlock 2, lot 10 Portland Railway U & P. Co,,, 15.00 Dlock 2, lot 11 Portland Railway L. & P. Co... 15 00 Dlock 2, lot 12 Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 15.00 Dlock 2, lot 13 Portland Railway U ft P. Co... 15.00 Dlock 2, lot 14 Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 15.00 Dlock 2, lot 15 Portland Railway U. ft P. Co,,. 15.00 Iiiock 2, lot 10 Portland Hallway L. ft P. Co... 15.00 Dlock 2, lot 17 .....Portland Railway I ft P. Co... 16.00 iiiock a. ioi is..... Portland Railway U ft P. Co... 16.00 Dlock 6, lot 1 Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 17.60 Dlock 5, lot Dlock 5, lot Dlock 6, lot Dlock 5, lot Dlock 5, lot Dlock 5. lot Dlock 5, lot Dlock 5, lot 2 Portland Railway h. ft P. Co... 17.50 3 Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 17.60 4 , Portland Railway L. ft P. Co.,. 17.50 i Portland Railway I ft P. Co... 17.60 6 Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 17.60 7 Portland Railway I., ft P. Co... 17.60 8 .Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 17.50 9 Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 17.50 Dlock 6. lot 10 Portland Railway h .ft P. Co... 17.50 Dlock 5. lot 11 Portland Railway L. ft P. Co... 17.50 Dlock 6, lot 12 Portland Railway U ft P. Co... 20.00 SUMMARY. , Excess Excess Damaeos Benefits Damages Benefits All property I8.x 6to8.6 Ij.t77.vj Ismo.io Expense of viewing, typewriting, stationery, etc f35).& Kespectfuliy suDmitted, i I., a CHIPMAN. OILDERT GOODHUE, S. O. NORTON, , Committee. That said amended report of the viewers in the matter ot the proposed openlug, laying out and establishing of Fessendea Btreet, as above set forth, be and tho same Is hereby adopted and approved la all things. Passed by the Council this sjrd day of November, 1909, Approved by tho Mayor, November 33, 1909. I. V. HENDRICKS. Attost Major. A. M, ESSON, Recorder, iv Publlahod In tho St. Johns Uovtow, Nov. 36, 1909. . COLLIER & COLLIER Lawyers. Rooms In the Holbrook building. St. Johns, Oregon. Joseph McChesney, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON Day and Night Office In McChemey Block rnone jersey yi ST. JOHNS. - - OREOON Daniel O. Webster, A. B. M. D Residence, 697 Dawson Street Office, 1'litcr Dlock University Park, Portland, Oregon DR. RAMBO DENTIST Office Phone Richmond 51 First National Dank Ruildino St. Johns, Oregon Dr. W. E. Hartel DENTIST Phone Richmond sot Holbrook Dlock St. John I'llONIt JHHSKY91I HOI.nKOOKIII.OCK DR. J. VINTON SCOTT DENTIST Open Evenings and Sundays by Appoint meat GEORGE KIRKPATRICK, M. D. C Veterinary Surgeon. 01'I'ICli43 13 UNION AVRNUU HOSPITAL 14 " " Phones Kt 4016, 11 3898 Office Phone Woodlawn 703 Res. Phone Woodlawn 1655 D. E. HOPKINS DUNTIST Office hours from 9 to is ni. 1 to & v. in. 7 to 8 p. 111. 683 Dawson Street, Univiiksitv Park DR. F, L, PETERSEN CHIROPRACTOR Hill block Corner Williams avenue and Russell street. Tclchone linst 485 PORTLAND, ORHGON Fashionable Dressmaking by MRS. DEAN, Room 5, Over Cslcf Uros. Furniture Store. Fit Guaranteed. H. S. HHW1TT 313 Silas St. K. S. WRIGHT 304 S. Hayes Hewitt & Wright CONTRACTORS and I1UIM)1'.KS Kstiumtcs and Plans I'urnlshcd HOUSK3 I'OR SAM! HT. JOHNS, OKIt E. B. HOLCOMB DESIGNER AND BUILDER Finishing a Specialty. Estimates cheerfully furnished. 436 N. Lively street, St. Johns. J. R. WEIAIER Transfer and Storage We deliver your coots to and from all Kris 01 I'oitlsmi, Vancouver, Llnnton irtlnnd and Suburban Rxnrcss Co, city dock sad all points accessible by wscon. Piano ana Turimur moving specialty. 109 15. Darlington; phone Richmond 61. LAUREL LODQE No. 185 I. O. O. F ST. JOHNS, OREGON Meets each Monday cvenitii; In Odd Fellows uau, at u;oo, visitors welcomed r. inn, ci, u, C. P. Gates, Secretary. Holmes Lodge No. 101 KNIQMTS OP PYTHIAS. Meets every l'riday niirht at 7:joo'ciock ai i.u.u.i', hall. Visitors always wel come, D, V, Horsman, CC W. A. Storr, K. K. S Doric Lodge No. 132 r. and A. fn. Regular couimunlca tious on first and third Wednesdays of each month In Odd Fellows' hall. Visitors welcome. . S. Harrington, Jos, McChesney, Secretary. W. M CAMP 773 W. O. W. Meets every Wednesday evening in Ulckner's Hall. J. A. Cole, C C W. B. SwengeJ.Clerk. Sand and Gravel I have made arrangements with the Pacific Bridge Ccv for wash- ed river gravel and sand in ua limited quantities. Contractors figuring on street work or on building would do well to see me a ad get prices. Bunkers are lo cated at foot of Newtoa street, opposite the- site for the new school building in East St. Johns Phone Woodlawn 1194. L D. Jackson lOOOCH ATTENTION!! Merchants! Manufacturers! Farmers! Everybody! We 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 are reasonable and our service unsurpassed. Two trains between St. Johns und Portland daily. We. deliver Anything, Any Place, Any Time. Call and get our rates before shipping. PORTLAND & SUBURBAN EXPRESS GO. C: W. STEARNS Agent at St. Johns. Phones: Portland Office, Main 358 St. Johns: Jersey 122 A 3358 OOOCM KING & BRODAHL LAND COMPANY 420 North Jersey Street Headquarters for Farms and Acreage Tracts Business Property, Factory Sites, Dwelling Houses and Vacant Lots on Easy Terms. J H. HENDERSON 205 Jersey St Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Abstracts of Title Prepared. Accurate Work Guaranteed. ! SSJSJSJSJSJSJSJSJSJSJW UY furs; Sr. vast ws?ii5ryt&5 9 rux. IwUMf VarnS. Bt Iklaf M Ik mM 9MU-, lUnUt U T HtlU SW r. Jim, mm uw. mom mimm.mm s tmntkitm. fttat.ll. T Ml MHM 1 SV 14 mm lit twaUM hW Oar h.n, ir MMaU Sail u4 Daaff MUaMa ulaatlt I MM St.Mjft Watt, JT CITATION. IN TUB COUNTV COUUT 01' TUB STATE OK OHKOON, l'OK TUB COUNTY OP MULTNOMAH. Iii tho mnttor of tho ostato of BUraboth J. Ward, docoasod. To William I.00 and Jcnnio uiovor, Krootlnss: In tho 11 nni 0 of tho stato ot Ore Kon: You aro nor 0 by cited and ro qulrod to uppuar In tho County Court of tho stuto ot OroHon for tho county of Multnomah, at tho court room thoreof at Portland, Multnomuh comity, on Monday tho S'Jlli day of Novomuor. rjuy, at ton o clock or said day. und tliou and thoro snow causo, It any you have, why un order to soli tho following dotcrlucd rout property In too county of Multno muh. etato of Oregon, to wit: u numuored sovontoen (17) olelitcon (18), nineteen (19), and twonty (20) In Block numbered Ono (l) in tinepard's Addition, suu-dtvi slon Illock "IV Oak l'ark Addition No. 2 to St. Jolins,OreEon, according to tho plat thereof on Illo In thu of. flee ot tho County Hocorder for said Multnomah county. Oroeon. All of Lot numbered thirteen 111 Dlock numborod four of Tremont Park, iiiultnomah county, Oregon, ac cording to the duly recorded plat thereof on fllo In said county und stato. Lot numbered nlno In Illock four teen In Thurlow'a Suh-dlvislon In North St. Johns Addition to tho city ot St. Johns, Oregon. Lot numbered fifteen In Illock num bored two In the sub-dlvlslon of Lots 1. '. 7. 8, 9, and 10 of North Saint Johns, according to the recorded plat thereof, should not be made as prayed for In tho petition of Gilbert Ward, ad minUtrator of the above naniod es tate. This citation Is published pur suant to the ordor ot tho Honorable Lionel It. Webster, Judge of tho above named court, mado and cnterei on tho 20th day ot October. 1909. The first publication of tins cita tlon la the 29th day of October. 1909 and the last will be on tho 26th duy of November. 1909. Witness my band and tne seal or said Court affixed this 26th day of October, 109. t 8. finluh, county cierK, By H. O. Schneider, Deputy, AT THK FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Beginning Sunday, November 21st, REV. CONRAD L. OWEN, Pastor, will begin a series of morning sermons on the subject: "QhoUms That Jew fckttV' The theme for Nor, 21 will be: ..1 ' Hi Q The followinK three Sunday evenises be will preach on these subjects; Nov. aS "Secret and Public Prayer." Dec. 5 "Secret and Public Giving." Dec. ij "Secret and Public Living." Subscribe for the St Johns Review and keep vested oa the doings of tt eltr. Central Market! Holbrook Dlock. See us for the Choicest Cuts of the nest Meats Obtainable. Orders Pitted aud Family Trade Solicited T. P. WARD. Proprletoh A Broksn Back. That pain la ytur back caused by lumbago, stiff musclos or a strain la an easy thing to get rid of. Bal lard's Snow Liniment cures rbouma tlsm, lumbago, sore and stiff muscles strains, sprains, cuts, burns, bruises, scalds and all aches and pains. You neod a bottle In your houso. Sold by North Bank Pharmacy. HOME CURE IFOR ECZEMA OH ! WtatsrarsTbra WrtMioMc. Vn4 as Masai Wash. It really seems strange that so maay people suffer year In and year out with eciema, when it is now no longer a se cret that oil ot wintcrgreen mixed with thymol, glycerine, etc., makes a wash that Is, bound to cure, Old,' obstinate cases, It is true, can not be cured in a few days, but there is absolutely bo sufferer from ectasia who ever used this simple wash and did bot find IsaawWaUly that won derfully soothing, calm, cool seasatioD that comes when the itch la takes away. Instantly upon applying a few drops of the wash the remedy takea effect, the itcb is allayed. There is no seed of experiment the pattest knows at Instead of tryiag to 00 m do und the oil of wintergreen, thymol, glyceriae, etc., in the right proportioss ourselves we are using a preacriptkNs which is universally found the moat effective. It is known as the D, D. D. Prescrip tion, or Oil of Wintergreen Compound. It is made by the D. D. D. Co. of CM. cago, and our long experience with this remedy has given ua great confi dence in its merits. ST. JOHNS PHARMACY A Hair's Breadth Eacana: Do you know that every time you have a cough or cold and let It run on thinking it will just cure itself you are Inviting pneumonia, con. sumption or some other pulmonary trouble r Don't risk tu Put your lunga back in perfect health and atop that cough with Ballard's Ilorehewnd Syrup, Price .oc, 50c nnd tl.in) per bottle. Sold by North Bank Pharm acy, Subscribe for the Telteram hoat evening paper on tha coast. ge a mmMamft,nn ivn.r