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About St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1910)
The man who wins Is The Man Who Is Ready When "Opportnnity" Comes The "Best for the Money" Store NO OLD, OUT-OF-DATE STOCK In our reduction sale. All clean, seasonable goods) goods that you will be proud to show your friends. The prices quoted last week and the week before still hold good. If you're interested you'll buy. HOME FURNISHERS OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE ELECTRIC , . ' . WASHING MACHINES Save .V Time and Labor ". . .Costs but a Few, Cents per Wash to Operate. For Prices and Particulars call at ELECTRIC STORE 7th St., Corner Alder St. ooooooooooooooooooooooooo 2 An Attractive Layout Is what you will dis cover by calling at tills hardware store. We carry o most com- plelc line of cutlery, such us, pocket knives, rnzois, strops and hones. Keen Kutter shears aud Cattaraugus pocket knives fully warranted. I ST. JOHNS HARDWARE CO. cooooooooooooooooooooooo f l l l t -f ft tf t f 4- LUMBER: Slabwood : Rough, Prompt Dry, Dressed, Deliveries. Green, Flooring, Quality Blocks, Finish. Guaranteed. Trimmings ST. JOHNS LUMBER CO. Phone Richmond 131 A. B. HKMSTOCK OKO, II. 1IKUSTOCK HEMSTOCK BROS. UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING Full lln. of Robas, Catk.ta, .to., k.pt In atooK UIDV ASSISTANT ZSnSZvZ&iS UNIVERSITY PARK, OREGON' H. HENDERSON 122 jersey St Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Abstracts of Title prepared. Accurate Work Guaranteed. Local New. i - Arc you using printed back en velopes? If not, why not? F. E Zook is erecting a neat lit tle residence on Swift street. Miss Cora Anderson is speeding a couple of weeks at Seaside. Mrs. Harry Mansfield is spending a few days at Collins Springs. J. Dlcnky is erecting a fine mod ern home on Stafford street, costing $1600. The Central school building is being brightened and freshened by the painter. Marion Johnston is erecting a roof porch on his residence on South Jersey. Mrs. L. M. Iluutcr and daughter Willn, have returned from an ex tended visit to California. Rev. R. G. Hunter and wife of Grccly, Col., were guests of Mrs. Jennie Nelson Tuesday. Mrs. Scott Wagner is on a two mouths' visit with relatives aud friends at Ashley, Mich. Wanted A good farm near St. Johns or Peninsula. Address "Mrs. J. S." care Review office. II. T. Low is erecting n hand some residence on botitu jersey street which will cost $3000. Mrs. W. W. Holcomb is on a couple of mouths' sojourn to her former home in San I'rnnclsco. Remember, the price of the Re-, view is only one dollar per year for 1 the next thirty doys. We need the 1 money. K. C. Cotieli lin returned from a , short visit to Collins Springs, wliilli cr he went for recuperation and recreation. A irosncl tent lins been erected on the old merry-go-round site on Jersey street and meetings will be held lor tlic next tew weeks. Mrs. G. U. Cheney of San Fran cisco is a guest of her sister, Mrs. K. S. Harrington, blic will re main here couple of months. Dr. Vinton Scott is on a business trip to Seattle and Vancouver, 11. C. He will return and be ready for business bright and early Mon day morning. P. W. Hininaii is making some substantial alterations to his room- 11 ir house on Ivauhoe street. A new porch is being built and parti tions pluccd in the lower story. V. H. McDonald of Portland contributed $10 to the city ex chequer Monday morning as pen alty for exceeding the speed limit with his auto Sunday evening. Portland Aptcd fiends are getting to be regular contributors. Mrs.Delmar L. Page nnd daugh ter'. Miss Ratuona, were visitors nt the homes of Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Rue and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Peterson of Ridgefield, Washington, during the past week. A. C. Gesler made a short visit 'to Seaside Wednesday.' Man Wanted" To clean up yard, cut grass, etc. ' 440 Chicago Street. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is booked for the Electric Theatre August 7th. Mrs. W. Scott Kellogg and Miss Bos3 arc among the pleasure seek ers at Columbia Beach. Wanted Two HUSKY, able bodied laborers, Apply at the Modern Machine Works at once. The youngest! son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Homehurg of 1224 South Jersey street, is suffering from a severe attack of scarlet fever. Mrs. Vinson, who formerly con ducted the store . at the corner of Polk and Jersey streets, is on uu extended visit to relatives and friends in Montana. Residents along Willamette boul evard urc circulating a petition to the county court praying that this boulevard be treated to good, heavy nnd substantial coat of oil. Secretary P. W. Valentine states that experts frotii California will visit the holdings of the Mohawk Mining Co. this week and appraise the property. The Owls will hold their next regular meeting"' Wednesday even ing, Aug. 10, aud on the second and fourth Wednesday of each week thereafter. The public fountain that long has lain in the city hall basement will soou occupy its rightful position in a few days. The city council has ordered it placed adjacent to the city halt grounds. The Peninsula Rank has gotten out handsome folders showing the condition of that institution, be sides giving some valuable inform ation regarding banking terms. The folder is neat and attractive aud well worth preserving. A. Uugcr lias leased a store room in the McChcsncy block and will remove to that location Mmicllmc next mouth. His reason fo'r mov ing from his present location is owing to the rental being too steep for the amount of business done, On Wednesday the tooth build ing permit for this year was taken out at the city hall. The total of the permits amounted in round figures to $124,418, making an average of $1244 for each permit. This is a showing to be proud of. The largest permit for the year was f 10,000 and the smallest $50. Only two permits were over $3500. I "The Best is the Cheapest" I We sell only the best Drugs and Sundries. Every thing guaranteed. Our Nyal and A. D. S. Remedies are the best on the market. We offer the following good values this week: ioc Epsom Salts 5c loc Alum .....5c ioc Borax 5c too Household Ammonln,..,5c locTtirpcullnc...,., 5c 35c pint denatured Alcoliol.loc ajcCutlcurn Soap ....17c 35c Cashmere Ilouquct Soup. 17c jjc Vera Violet Soap .15c ioc I'nlm Olive .. 7 ioc Scat 7C ioc Lava Soap ....7c 75c Pint Cod I.lver Oil .40c 7jc licet Iron and Wine ...,45c ft. 00 Wine of Cnrdui 67c ioc Doric Acid ....5c f t.oo Borden's Malted Milk. 80c fj.75 A, D. S. " fa.oo 50c I.cc's Lice Killer. ..... .35c f 1.00 Hell's Pine Tar and Honey Cough Remedy. . .67c 15c Hell's Antiseptic Ointment . .15c 25c Colgate's Talcum I'o,. . .15c 35c Mermen's 15c NORTH BANK PHARMACY HOAE OF THE FAMOUS NYALS REMEDIES. "CURRIN SAYS SO." Wit DUMVItR HVimVWHHRli l'RBK A SNAP Choicest River View Corner i in the City. 100x100, 3 blocks1 from car line and Postofficc, fine trees. Only $1200. One-half cash, balance 1 aud 2 years at 6 per cent. S. L. DOB IE. A Terrible Earthquake Or something worse could cause no more havoc Minn we're causing with local drug prices. Our Future Policy Will Be: Ready and willing to compete with the entire field of drugdom, with prices that will compare or shade the list of any and all competitors, large or f mall 5" hence , Our motto will be "A Living Profit" Never before, within our memory, has there ever appeared, locally, a list of cut prices to compare with the list below; but, of course, to continue these prices for any length of time would be to do business with abso lutely no profit, so we have limited the running time or these prices to FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Here they are with the profit taken off 1 50c DeWitt'i Kidney & HUdder pills J8c l,oo " " " " 7c 50c WWardOIl jSc J1.00 " 76c 50c Make Man Tablets , . .jBc 35c aioaus Mmnicui - i 50c " " Joe 3jc Carters Little Liver Tills 14c 35c Mexican Mustang Liniment 19c 50c ' 38c 35c U. S. P. Cathartic pills 14c 35c Dandcrine , 19c 50c " 3c Jl.oo Damlerlne .....76c 45c Hobsons Antibilous Tills 14c 50c C ases re is .-..30C 3jc " 19C f 1,00 Swamp Hoot 70c 3$c St. Jacobs Oil, 19c 50c ' JSC jh.oo S. S. S 70c 50c Cupillarls .... , 38c 50c II. II. II. Liniment 38c f 1,00 !!, II. II, Liniment 76c ji.ou Ayers Hair Vigor ,76c l.co Teruna ...70c 50c Hod's German Liniment 38c fi.oo Htrpicide .70c xoc Tapes DIapepsin 38c 50c Tapes Diuretic .38c 75c Mannola Tablets 63c filS liordeus .Malted ail lie 13-75 Horllcks 13.75 A. u. a. 3.00 3.00 3.00 Regardless of who has, heretofore, supplied you with your toilet soap we mean, hereafter, to get your business, if a saving of money will beany inducement. Hotels, barber shops and public buildings supplied. For the next week we will carry on a BIO SOAP SALE. Ooods will be dis played on our display counters, marked with profitless prices. We will also maintain special prices for the week on the following sundries; 5c Box Tooth Ticks, 3 for 5c ioc Uox jootn ricks tor 5c 5c Vaseline 3 (or jc ioc Vaseline for 3c ioc Machine Oil 3c ioc Steamboat Tlaying Cards. ....... 3c Whenever you are in our store I 35c Bicycle Tlaying Cards 3 for 50c 15c Past Mall PUyini; Cards lor. . . ,35c ioc Toilet Paper, square 5c ioc Indelible Lead Pencils 4 for 35c 33c Pountain Pen Ink 15c or any purpose, keep your eye peel ed for bargains, for you will always find them sitting about on the show cases, and marked at some ridiculously low price. Our special price of 3 sheets for 5 cents on Tanglefoot Fly Paper wll run all summer, we will run tor anotnar wceK tne tootu DruMi and powder, and comb and brush specials. Eyery Saturday hereafter we will have a gift for every lady cuslo mer whose purchase amounts to 50 cents or more. The meaning of all this price slaughtering is that we have two cash registers tht have become a little rusty, and we mean to have you help us wear that rust off. Our ad will grow more interesting each week. ST. JOHNS PHARMACY Great Stock Reduction, Money Raising and Room Making Sale We have bought an immense stock of shoes to arrive in August, and in order to make room for the same, we have decided to throw our entire stock of shoes on the market and give you unrestricted choice of any pair or pairs of shoes at unparalleled prices. 5,00 Dr. Hall's Cuiihion Sole, Vnl Calf 4.00 4.50 Gun Metal Hlucher for 3.75 4.00 Pat Cold Foxed Hluchcr for 3.50 50 Russia Calf Hluchcr for j.oo j. 00 Artisan nluclicr Oxford, liaml scweu 3.50 j. 00 Russia Culf Oxford, hand sewed 3.50 3.50 Russia ualf Uxlorcl 3.00 3.00 Vlcl Kid Dais 3.50 3.00 Drazllian Kid Hals 1.65 3.00 Cardinal Calf Mucher 3.50 i. 00 Corona Foxed Hluchcr Patent., 3.35 3.50 Hoys Ktisset (Jail Uxlonl 3.00 3.50 Hoys Veleur Calf Oxford 3.00 3.75 Best Patent Colt Hluchcr Oxford 3.35 4.50 Hox Calf Hluchcr, hand sewed 4.00 3.75 Hox Calf Hlucher, all leather shoe 3.35 3.50 Russia Calf Oxford, Hand made 3.00 4.50 Sch Royal Hlue Patent Oxford 3.00 1.50 Kile Soled, Ml: Skin Moccasins, chllds 98 3.50 Hoys Gnu Calf, oil leather 3.00 1.35 Hoys Jumbo School Shoe 1.00 3.35 Hoys Vlcl Hlucher HRccordcr" $3.00 Youth's Pine Patent Leather Dress Shoe, regu lar price 3.35 '. 1, go Hoys Royal Dltte, regular 3.50 ,f3,oo 3.50 Gun Metal Oxford .3.00 3.00 Vlcl Tic-Tau-Toru 3.50 3.50 Patent Leather Chrome Oxford ..3.00 3.35 Ladies Catalan Vici Shoe 1.75 3. 00 Hlack Dougola Oxford . , 1.50 j.oo Tan Catalan Oxford t .50 a. 00 Chocolate Oxford, Santiago Hluchcr .If. . . . 1.50 3.00 Vici Kid Gatxian Oxford i.50 3. 00 Vlcl Hlucher Oxford 1.50 Large Misses Russet Calf Pomps, n regular 3,50 Shoe for only 1.90 Regular Misses Russet Calf Pomps, a 3. 00 value for... 1.50 All 3.50 Sele Chicago Heautics 3.50 All j. 50 Custom Made Ackroyd Shoes for . . .3.50 All 3.00 Ladles Sclz Royal Hlue Shoes for. . . . 3.35 Many other bargains equally as good, A big cut in all misses and childrens Liberty Bell school shoes. This sale will continue during the balance of July and up to the 10th of August. Our shoes are all marked in plain figures, so every customer can see just what they are saving. Couch & Co. Opposite City Hall Phone Jersey 972 &?4 A 4 4 4 kV?l ? 4 4 ?4 4 igl &1lZ4X44&4&4&&44&44& I Fresh and Select Groceries I R V It Is the constant aim of this store to ever keep only the freshest and most se- y4 vk lect groceries procurable. 2 No Stale Goods are Kept in Stock f "ft 5k 2 2 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 Succ.isor to J. F. Hendricks 111 West Burlington Street : "PRICE WRECKERS."