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JUST IN!!
Prof. Kly is arranging to give a
first-class boxing exhibition
BIckner. Hall on the Fourth.
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I. Hoagland, formerly
irictor
rly pronrlc
of a novelty store in this city, is
now located at Scio, Oregon.
A. C. Geslcr is having a mod
ern and prettily designed residence
erected on Chicago street, to cost
12700.
A Car Load of
Faultless Malleable
AND
The Bachelors' club will give a
dancing party in the skating rink
tomorrow evening, and the usual
good time is promised.
FEARLESS MALLEABLE
RANGES
Opposite Postoffice
Gus Johnson is having the build
ing he recently removed from Ta-
coma street to Ivanhoe refitted and
remodeled. It will be used as a
store building, as heretofore.
Sewed soles 75
Son.- M -
cents. Brooks &
The new St. Johns ranges for
sale by uaiet uros.
N. K. Corbiii, employed in the
peniteHtiary at Walla Wnlln.
spending his vacation with his wife
on North Fillmore.
Mr. Rasmons atid family, recent
arrivals from Winnipeg, have taken
up their residence in the Quay
residence on nciiogg street.
L,osi wuy s coin watcn ami
fob, Rockford movement. Finder
please leave at Kdmondsou Co
203 S. Jersey and receive reward.
C. J. Miller is now located
Clackamas, Oregon. He was
well known business man of St.
Johns, and for several years was
member of the school board.
Geo. L. Epps, the expert elec
trician, returned the first of the
week from McMinnvillc, where he
had been installing the electrical
appliances in a three-story business
mock.
Miss Victoria Haas of enterprise,
Oregon, was a guest at the home of
Rev. C. L. Owen during the past
week, sue attended the rose car
nival last week and was greatly
pleased with the same.
W. S. Basey, with his speedy
automobillc, is busily engaged in
billing the surrounding country
with the large and attractive Fourth
of July posters gotten out by the
advertising committee of the big
celebration.
COOL BREEZES
from
ELECTRIC FANS
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New and Second Hand
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ELECTRIC STQRE
7th St., Corner Alder St.
Dr. C. C. Poling will preach in
the Evangelical church next Sun
day morning otid also administer
the communion. No services will
be held in the evening on account
of the baccalaureate sermon given
In the Baptist church. 1
LUMBER! Slabwood
Rough, Prompt Dry,
Dressed, Deliveries. Green,
Flooring, Quality Blocks,
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Finish.
Guaranteed.
Trimmings
ST. JOHNS LUMBER CO.
Phone Richmond 131
EDMONDSON CO.,
Plumbing and Tinning
MS.JMy.Strtt Fhoae Jersey 91, St Mtf,
H. HENDERSON 122.
1 Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
Accurate Work Guaraatted.
AUtracU 0 Title Prepared.
Mrs. P. C. Drennan of Seattle
and Mrs. Chester Clark of Glcnus
Ferry. Idaho, were guests at the
home of Mayor J. V, Hendricks
during the past week. They took
in the tosc carnival during their
stay and was greatly delighted with
the same.
MissTiltey Eckert, a charming
young lady of Albany has been the
guest of Mrs. P. W. Valentine for
the past week or so. She was one
of the party who accompanied Mrs.
Valentine on the Alaska trip not
long ago. The two had plenty to
talk about, ana many happy remin
during
isccnccs
yisit.
were recalled
the
On account of a typographical er
ror last week the statement was
made that J. II. Fletcher was erect
ing a .house on Allegheny street.
It should have read "J. N. Fletch
er." We trust the Governor will
overlook the slip and not imagine
that we were trying to make an Ed.
Hurlbert out of him.
Mrs. West Edwards and son Orin
of Merkle, Texas, are guests at the
borne of their daughter and sister,
Mr. J. F. Gillmore. Wesley Ed
wards of Salem, another brother of
Mrs. Gillmore is also a gUest at the
the Gillmore home, and will accom
pany his mother and brother to
to their Texas home next week.
Work for Orotr 8t Johna.
Mrs. Vinson, who recently dis
posed of her store on South Jersey
street, has been seriously ill for
several weeks with nervous trouble
Mrs. B. F. Ratnbo accompanied
by Miss Edna Crawford returned
yesterday from Cheucy, Wash.,
where she lias been visiting rem
tives the past six months.
Berries for Sale Choice logon
berries and mammoth blackberries
grown in St Johns. Order now
and get the choicest. Address. A22
Gilbert street, near Scales & Cur-
ty'fl Cedar Park store. Fred Miller.
Sec the St. Johns Sand and
uravei u. .lor estimate on your
basement or cement and plaster.
We can save you money and make
a little for ourselves. I'lioue Rich
mond 157L
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A lady of Inchest references
would like to find an unfurnished
room and. board in a quiet edu
cational family, without small chil
dren, where she can give lessons in
reading and speaking the French
and German languages. .Leave ad
dress nt this, office.
The teamsters' strike in Portland
is beginning to have its effect on
the business houses in St. Johns.
Tuesday some of the principal gro
cers ran out'ol sugar and other sta
ple articles on account of 1hc im
possibility of delivery from whole
sale houses.
W. E. Whclun, a prominent citi
zen of Saginaw, Mich., and sister,
Mrs. Alice McKey, are cucsts at
the home of John N. Edlcfscu nt
present. Mr.'Whclau is the father
of Mrs. Edlefsen. The probabili
ties are that he will become a per
manent resident of St. Johns.
A friend handed us a copy of
of the Skamania County Pioneer,
neat little five-column minrto
printed at Stevenson, Wash., by J.
II. Glnder & Son. John used to
be responsible for the White Sal
mon Untcrprise, but the Pioneer is
a big improvement" over the sheet
he put out in the old days.
The jury iu the Dickey case ren
dered a verdict of guilty as charged
Wednesday night, but commended
him to the extreme leniency of the
court. The penalty for the offence
is from three to eighteen years in
the penitentiary. Dickey was fore
man of the Willamette Pulp & Pa
per company's log loading plant
here, and was the first of the al
leged rioters to be tried on the in
dictments by the grand jury. He
has a wife and three small children.
Sentence will not be Imposed for
ten days yet.
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A good line of trunks at Calef
Bros,, opposite postoflfice.
YOU WILL
Laugh and Gry
While listening to the Columbia Phon
ograph records, if you are inclined to
feel that way $t all. Perfection in re
production. We can sell you a machine
at any price from $15.00 to $200.00 at
the same price as the biggest dealers in
the biggest cities. Easy payments to
responsible parties.
The Columbia Phonograph Co. per
fected and marketed the FIRST phon
ograph, hence they are considered the
standard. Agency at
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St. Johns Pharmacy.
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There is Pleasure in
Satisfaction.
Is it not a pleasure to know that if you buy
an article and find that on close inspection at
home it is not what you wanted, you can return
it uud get just what you did want or get your
money back? We guarantee satisfaction or we
will cheerfully refund your money. Wc are in
business to remain indefinitely and wc know that there is but one way to stay and
that is by satisfying our many patrons. Our present customers are satisfied cus
tomers. Give us your business and we will serve you better than others and you
will be satisfied. Quality considered our prices are always the best.
"We are sole agents for the Nyals Remedies." Wc have many customers who
use Nyal remedies and if you want to know what they think of these remedies
come in and we will give you their names and they will tell you the rest.
NORTH BANK PHARMACY f
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HOME OF THE FAMOUS NYALS REMEDIES.
W DKLIVKR liVBRYWHHRlt FRKH
"CURRIN SAYS S0.M
Why is it Real Economy to Wear Tailor
made Clothes?
Because a good tailor not only fits your individual linesgives you style and
the best choice of patterns and colorings; but he gives you HIQH GRADE
FABRICS, that out wear ordinary stuff two to one; and look well to the last
thread.
If you want to dress well and at the same time save money, insist on having
your next suit made by x
JOHN NOCE & COMPANY
Fashionable Tailors
Next Door to Postoffice Phone Richmond 941
Ior you to cat
"VIM FLOUR"
Makes the best
I) rend
1.55 per sack
"Queen Olives"
30c per pint
Triunfo Coffee
When you wunt
somthliiK good
40c per pound
Men's Cool Kha
ki Suits
$2.75 and $3.00
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
SHOES FOR TIRED FEET
LADIES' and MISSES'
Pumps, Oxfords and Low Shoes. Inspection
Invited. BOYS' and MEN'S
Genuine Elk Soled Aloccasins, $1.00 and $2.75
WAISTS
Lndies' fancy, ready to wear $1.00
$1.25, $1.50, i.7S 3i 4
COUCH & CO.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Opposite City Hall. Phone Jersey 972.
Pretty Dress
Goods
for Hot Days
Percales
Dimities
Ilatistes
Ginghams
Poplins
Zephyrs
AH ixpu!(ir priced
Ladies' Ready
Made
Corset Covers
25c, 50c and 75c
Complete Line of ROYAL GRANITE WARE
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Fresh and Select Groceries
It is the constant aim of this store to ever keep only the freshest and most se
lect groceries procurable.
i No Stale Goods are Kept in Stock
We are well pleased with the generous patronage accorded this establishment
since the same has come into our possession, and it Is evidence to us that the peo
ple of St. Johns and vicinity appreciate a thoroughly first class grocery store.
NORWEGIAN PATRONAGE SOLICITED
A. B. LINDBOE
Successor to J. F. Hendricks
111 West Burlington Street
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