A Review of Reviews
mi
Issue of November 25, 1904 J.
II. Croine, editor.
Clias. Brcdcson relumed from
Browning, Montana, where he has
been engaged in work for tlie gov
ernment on the Blackfcet Indian
reservation. He is home on a 30
days term of absence.
The first piece of cloth will be
turned out at the woolen mills next
week.
James McClcllan and family have
arrived in the city from Buffalo, N.
Y. Mr. McClcllan will build n
good residence on lots purchased nt
Point View.
Cochran Bros, have purchased of
W. II. King the fifty feet fronting
on Jersey street, adjoining the
Cochran block, comer of Jersey atid
Broadway, paying $2,000 therefor.
It is understood the purchasers will
erect a fine two-story business block
on the premises.
V. II. King is building a two
story office building between the
St. Johns Market and the Friedman
block on Jersey street.
Geo. A. Dyson of Kugcne pur
chased through I). C. Kogers the
lot 100x100, corner of Jersey and
Baltimore streets for .$1800. Win.
Kvans was the former owner.
Fred Koerncr has commenced
work on a 16x20 addition to the
building occupied by the Hazlcwood
corner Jersey niid.Urondwny.
Kd. h. Stockton has sold his
home in St. Johns Park addition to
W. U. Pcttigrcw, n recent arrival
from Oil City, Pa. Mr. Stockton
will build a new home at once in
the same locality.
Evangelical Church
You arc given n special invitation
to attend any and nil the services nt
the Kvnngelicnl church. The Sun
day school is growing in interest
under the efficient leadership of the
superintendent, Mrs. Geo. M. Hull.
She has installed the "Cradle Roll"
with Miss I.nuru Gradeu in charge,
also the "Home Department" with
Mrs. Howard us superintendent.
The "Aid Society" of the church
hold their monthly ten Wednesday
afternoon, July 3d. They are get
ting ready to beautify the church
by rcpapcrltig mid thus making it
more attractive.
Mrs. Georgia Rich I.ydlck will
hold u piano recital nt the Hvnugcl
ical church, given by her young
pupils, July 10th nt 8 P. M.
Special patriotic services on next
Sunday morning. Kvculug subject
"God's Image Restored." Win.
S. Plowman, pastor.
THE BONHAM & CURRIER
I2TH WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
Wednesday, July 1 0th
T
III, dnv timrrdltitr n tinlidnv nhvnvst is n htisv dnv nt our slnrc
j i - . rf -- -- j j
n.lw.n. an mmiv i1ifTnrrtit UtinM nre carried but nnr Inst Wi'diic;.
day Special caught us simply rushed to the limit.
JUIY fourth marks the end of the low shoe season. We have a
few pairs of this season's ladies' Pumps, Patents, Gun Metal
nnd Tan that you may have as follows:
The $3.50 Seasonable Stock $2.93
" 3.00 " " 2.43
" 2.50 " " 1.98
A number of pairs of Inst season's styles arc bunched 011 a tabic
to themselves, choke nt $1.33. Severnl pairs of these sold regularly
at $3.50.
More Summer Piece Goods
at Season End Prices
Koclincc, silk nnd-cotton, 60c goods, special ... .33c
"Pancy Silk" really silk and cotton, 35c goods, special 23c
Print " " 35c " " 23c
Imitation Pongee, 35c goods, special 27c
Floral Silk, silk nnd cotton, 35c goods, special 23c
Print Dimity, 17 i-ac goods, special 13c
Nntoma Silk, 45c goods, .special 33c
I'arlard Silk, 35c goods, special 25c
If it requires 10 yards of any of these goods to make you 11 dress,
you will save, by buying nt sale price, from Hoc to 1.30. Is it
worth your while?
Wc realize that to keep up the pace of our Special Sale Days,
we tmiyt continue to work under high pressure; and must also con
tinue to offer you RKAI, BARGAINS.
AGAIN, wc offer the Ladies' House Dresses nt prices you can
get only the goods for.
Reg. $3.00 Dresses, Wednesday Special at $2.47
Regular $1.50 " " t.2
" 1.35 " " " " 1.00
" 1. 00 " " " 83
Hosiery, Hosiery
Boy's and Gills Hosiery in black only, for this day,
3 pairs of the 25c Hose for 57c
Wc include in this the Wuudcrhosc line, although out of some
sizes in that brand.
BUTTERICK PATTERNS
g99VV
REDUCED TO 3
10 CENTS AND 15 CENTS
NONE HIGHER
BONHAM & CURRIER
OPEN UNTIL 8130 P. M. SALE NIGHTS
Special For This Week
If you nre n Housewife you can
not reasonably hope to be healthy
or beautiful by washing dishes
sweeping nnd doing housework
dnv, and crnwliug into bed (lend
tired at night. Von must get on
in the open nir nnd sunlight. If you
do this every dnv mid keep your
stomach mid bowels in good orde
by taking Chamberlain's Tab
when needed, you should bcc
both healthy nnd beautiful. Por
sale by nil dealers.
Proposals lor Street Work
Staled proixiwiW will Ik; received al
the oflice ol Die rceortlurof tin-city of hi
Julius, until liny 9111, lyij, ut no'cloe
jt. in. for the Improvement of I'olk
street from the northeasterly ulitc line
of Willamette honlcvurd to tliesowthwen
line ol Jersey street in llie milliner
provided by ordinance No .Sj, siihh-ct
to the provisions ol the charter mid onll
nuncesol the city ol ht, Johns nnd th
untliunte of the city engineer on lilt'
MUKlncer h olinmic H fbtfuis.
IlliW mutt he Ktrlvtly hi iiceordunc
with the printed hlioiku, which will he
fnrnUhvd on application ut the ollici
the recorder ol the city of .St, Johns
And Mhl Impiovement imikt In- coin
pleled on or More 60 day from the laid
jmhlicutiou of notice of proMaiU for
Willi WUIK,
No proiKMkiUorbiiU will be conlderel
niilMWMCvomjwiilt by u cortilied check
jMyuoie to tlie order ol tlie mayor ot llie
city 01 1. joiiiu, ceitiiiMi ny 11 rems
uie imiiik tor 1111 uinnmit eipiai 10 ten h
cent, of the XK''K"te proowi.
The riKht to reject any and nil hid i
Hereby reocrvetl,
lly order of the council.
1'. A. KICK.
Recorder of the city of St. Johns
l'uhlUhcd in the St, John Review
June 31, jS nnd July 5, 191 j,
Proposals tor Street Work
Scaled proiwsaU will he received ut the
office of the Recorder of the City of St.
John until July oth, iqij, nt 8 o'clock
j, 111, for the improvement of lltirliiiKtou
ktreet Horn llie nortiieuktcrly Hue ol
llradford street to the center Hue of
lllock No. li'), James John's Second Ad'
dltiou, in the manner provided by Or
dlnance No. 434, subject to the lirovis
ui oruiiii
ions of the charter ami
I minces of the
Cltvof St. fohiis. and the estimate of
the city engineer, on file.
llnnineer s estimate Is f 14,113.14
lllils must be strictly in accordance
with printed blanks, which will be furu
isheil 011 upplicutlou at the office of the
Recorder ot tlie City 01 hi. Johns. Ami
said improvement must be completed on
or before 60 days from date of the lust
publication of notice of propositi s of said
woric,
No proposals or bids will lie considered
unless accompanied by u certified check
iwyable to the order of the Mayor of the
:ity of St. Johns, certified by 11 rospon.
sible bank lor an amount ciiiai to ten
percent, of the np-regute iiuo&al.
The right to reject any ami all bids is
hereby reserved,
lly order of the City Council.
' 1'. A. RICK,
Recorder,
Published in the St. Johns Review on
June 31, a& and July St
I.nst week we sold 1600 feet of
j'liich gntvnnl.cd water pipe nnd
will still sell it this week nt same
price .jc er foot. 50 feet of cot
ton hos 'fi 25
17. S. Until Uoom Cleaner cleans
enameled waie, silver, nickclplatcd
and varnished surfncuti. Once you
use it we life sure you will continue
to use it. It is the bust cleaner
the market. Call mid get .sample
hells In pint cans 35c
Qunrt cutis 50c
EDMONDSON CO.
203 S. Jersey Street
Notice of Cost of Improvemen
Notice is hereby elven that the asess
ineiit lor the improvement ol 1'cm
ileu street from the welerly line of
of lluclmuaii street to S. It. City Limits
the total cost of which is kV5M.;M. whs
declared bv Ordinance No. -l.Mi, entitled
'An ordinance declarlni; the cot of im
proving l'eeuden street fioui llucliaiiaii
street 10 t. it. cuy iiimia 111 uie cuy
ol St, Johns, Oregon, anil iixcfcMug
the projictty U-uefited thereby, declariUK
such usMtsMiieni ami iiirecunk' ine enirv
of the Mine In the docket ol citv Ileus
The cot ol said Improvement Is levied
mon all the lots, uirls of lots and wir
eels of land within the boundaries ol the
district described as follows: lletweeu
the westerly llneol lliichauau street and
southeast citv limits.
A statement of Mid ntsesMiicut has
been entered In the docket ol city Ileus
uue Jii, Ivii, and said assessment
s now due mid iwynhle at the office of
the recorder ol the city of St. Johns, Or
cton, and will lie delinquent and bear
interest niter July titli, 1913. nun 11 not
iMhl on or iieiore July 'Jo, 1913. pro
cecdtm: will be taken for the collection
ol the same by sale of propeity as pro
vided by llie city cnarter.
V, A. KIV.ll,
Recorder
I'ubllshed in the St. Johns Review 011
uue 'is uud July (, 1913,
The Model Laundry
Thoroughly equipped for nil
of laundry work nnd
kinds
Up-to-date In every respect,
Prompt and efficient service guar
atitecd. Your patronage solicited.
For soreness of the muscles,
whether induced by violent exercise
or injury, there la nothing better
than Chamberlain's Liniment. This
iiiimeut also relieves rheumatic
wins. For sale by all dealers.
mm mm m mtm h
I Groceries I
Dry goods !
I Shoes !
and
Furnishings
We sell only
the very best
in these lines
and guarantee
them in every
particular.
Special Prices
still to be
had
Muck
Mercantile
Co.
SOI S. Jpvfiev
II
NOTICE TO ADVERTI3ER8.
In order to Insuro a change of ad
vertisement the copy for eueh change
should reach thla office not later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Pleaee
remember thla and uvt the prlnUr
A COOL KITCHEN
Even in Midsummer
With a real live breeze blowing
away the stifling sultry air and
cooling the whole roomthat's
your kitchen, and all others too
that have an
ELECTRIC IRON ::
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
LOW ROUND TRIPS EAST
on tlie ilatee given below, round trip ticket will be
sold from I'urtUnd to the points in the Kat khown be-
low, nnn many otiier, at greatly reuuceil larea quoted.
Your home agent will sell these ticket via. The North
jiuuk Koau at sunnily uglier tares, on request.
THROUGH TRAINS KAST
In connection with
Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways
Atlantic City .fiu.oo
mitlmore,,,, .107.50
llostou 110,00
lludnlo qwq
Chicago 71.50
Colorado Springs. , ,55.00
uciiver 55.00
Detroit f 81,50
Duluth ..,..,..60.00
Kansas City 60.00
Milwaukee 73.50
Minneapolis ,.60.00
Montreal , ,, 105,00
New York 108.50
DATKS OV SALK.
Omaha f 60.00 1
I'liiiaueipnia, , , , , , 103.50
Pittsburg . 91.50
St. I.ouis 70.00
St. Paul . , 60.00
Toronto ,,,, 91,50
Washington 107,50
July J, 3, 6, 7, it, 13, 15, 6, 30, 31, 33, 36, 39, 30, 31, 1913.
Augiut 1, 3, 3, 6, 7, 13, 15, 16, 3J, 33, 39,30, 31, 1913.
September 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 1 1, 13, 30, 1913,
Stopover nnd choice of routes allowed in each direction,
l'inal return limit October 31, 1913. v
Detail of schedule, fares, etc., will be furnished oir-request.
V. H. COM AN, General Freight and Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
O. M. Cornell, Agent, St, Johns, Oregon.
lumber:
Rough,
Dressed,
Flooring,
Finish.
Prompt
Deliveries.
Quality
Guaranteed.
Slabwood '.
Dry,
Green,
Blocks,
Trimmiugs
ST. JOHNS LUMBER CO.
Phone Richmond 131
Broadway Model Clothes
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
Elite Petticoats
Kabo Corsets
Bed Rock
Merchandising
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The primary purpose of every
good store is to sell the best pos
sible merchandise in such a way,
and at such a price, as to make
for its own profit and the satis
faction of the customer.
No store can give away goods
continually without a skimping of
quality and service. But alive
store can frequently obtain really
good merchandise that it can offer
at below regular prices.
Adopting for our store policy
the fundamentals of good mer
chandisingquality and service
we have consistently aimed to
broaden our scope so as to meet
the needs of all people.
The result is a store organiza
tion dominated throughout by a
spirit of fair play to customer and
employe, and offering
QUALITY IN MERCHANDISE
EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE
MODESTY IN PRICES
Couch & Co.
"PIONEERS"
Distributors of Merchandise Since 1904
Finks' "Delrrit Special" Oralis
Arrowhead Hosiery
B. V. 0. Underwear fer sea
lastf&mer Hosiery