The Bonville System
(Continued front first page)
lins ever known?
Q. Why lins this system never
been used before?
A. Why did not Cicsar trnvel it
nn nlttoniobile?
Q. What is the "Honville Sys
tern?"
A. A Snuarc Deal to All. It is
n middle ground whereon capital
and labor inny co-operate with re
sults satisfactory to all.
A. Whv is the Honville System
the greatest move before the civil
ized world?
A. The world, since our first
historical knowledge, has been
nursing a sick and crippled finan
cial and commercial system. Ma
ny hnvc tried to cure it. Some
have been the means of applying
remedies of a beneficial nature, but
all have failed to make the cure.
Probably one of the most direct
reasons for this failure lies in the
fact that our benefactors in the past
did not sufficiently realize the im
mense amount of active forces need
ed, in order to effect this cure. It
is a well known fact, that relief can
be obtained through application of
that root of mathematics tlint the
average third grade scholar has
knowledge of, in his limited way,
and that is: that the more forcible
numbers and powers arc the direct
results of combinations, The larg
er the number the greater the force
it represents? The same can be ap
plied to our domestic and national
conditions. The larger a combina
tion of men the greater the power,
force, and energy they represent.
Hence, nations acting against na
tions have more weight than state
acting against nation or county
against Mate, or individual against
county, etc.
The Honville is n simple, easy,
and direct cure for existing defi
ciencies that are so ever present and
oppressive to all. It will accom
plish that which the wisv men of
the earth have sectetly yearned and
striven for, viz: The creation of u
"Golden Age," wherein all men
irrespective of Mate or birth, will
have, the mime financial and com
mercial footing, wilt reap equal
revenue from like investments,
will, in fact, have as its basis those
essentials which are the direct con
sistency of a Mtiaie deal, because it
protects, insures, and gives the in
vestor what his money earns, stops
wealth from centering in a few tro
pic's hands, stops stock gambling,
ells dentil to fake promoters and
fake labor leaders, and encourages
the small investor.
Q. Why have iiiiiuty-iiiue year
contracts?
A. It is the lougetit lq;nl contract
in general use at the piveut time
Q. llow will it Hffect lliOMi pap
tieti who do not invent ?
A. It will stop miiies and reduce
the cost of high living, and develop
better win I conditions for all.
O. Will thift ;yteiii Ik adopted
iniTvurwilly ?
A. Yes. lli-cnu? it in juM, and
the world Ik demanding justice
n. What U meant when it is said
that this Nvstem will icvnlutiouizc
the hiiKiiicMi world ?
A. That in time practically nil
biisine.si organizations will be
obliged to concede to the wUlics of
the H.'oplc and organize under this
system. The eople, who ate the
direct Mistaiucrs of many of thcc
organizations under the old system,
will, wliuu the same arc re-organized
under the new, have the privi
lege of sharing in the profits de
rived tliuruftom.
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THE BONHAM
& CURRIER
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WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
Wednesday, August 7th, Wednesday
The Summer Goods Must Go
Lnrgc shipments of fnll merchan
dise sire on tho way. We htive to make
room for them.
Once more you may have any
thing in the line of these goods at re
ductions you cannot pass. Here are
some:- -
Reg. 20c Klaxons, Wed. Special. . . 16c
" 2.5e Dimities, stripes and bars 19c
" 25c Dotted Swiss 1 8c
" 20c White Crepe 15c
" 25c Cotton Poplins,
white and blue 19c
" 25c Hatiste i8e
" 25c and 35c Madras. . 19c and 27c
" 25c Soisettes, many colors ... 19c
Kobe Silk, for scarfs, veils, etc. . . .23c
Treat Your Family to a New Table Clotli
A very good grade of Damask sell
ing almost everywhere at $1.50 per
yard, Wednesday Special at 95c
A beautiful Mercerized Damask
selling regularly at 75c to $1.00
per yard, special at 57c
You can save 2 to 4 cents on 1 owcl
Crash, the kind that comes in bolts
The 15c quality, Wed. Special at. .12c
" 12 I-2C " " " ..IOC
" ioc quality, " " .. 8c
We have arranged a
Bargain Counter of Shoes
for this day. There will be a few new
things in Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's and a number of last season's
styles. These are all marked down
at Stock Reducing Prices.
BONHAM & CURRIER
OPEN UNTIL 8:30 P. M. SALE NIGHTS
Three lfine I.oU 1'or Sale. .iox
100 nt the hum! of Hdison street, till
improved. Only 5375 each. Kiikv
terms. Apply soon to J. II. Fletch
er, 833 Willamette boulevard.
Oregon Agricultural College
This great institution it-ii its lUtorv
for the Ml stiueU r n St iU uiln r 'AMIi.
Course ol iiiittui tioii include. (Uiural
Agriculture, Agronomy. Aninml Hu
tMiulr)', Itoiry HtuUmdiy, lUctt-nology,
llotHiiy Hint Plant Pathology, Poultry
Iliiklkimlry, Horticulture. Kiiiuinotogy,
Veterinary Science, Civil Huglueering,
WeclricHl Jfnjf niff riiK. Mechanical Kit
giNeertug, Mining tiugiueeiiug, 1 1 tx It
way Itiiglnecriim, Ihutimtic Seience.
luietic All, Commerce, Porestry,
1'lwriiwoy, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics,
MRtliaiiMltai, Itnglisli language ami
Literature, Public Speaking, Modern
Mnguuge. Ilistoiy. Art, Architecture.
Industrial Pedsgugy, Physical Hduca
tiuu. MiliUty Science ami Tactic, mid
M title.
Catalogue ttml Illustrated I.ileratuit-
IVIIIIIWl V till application. AddlCkH
UegUtrur, Oregon Agricultural College
Corvullts, Oregon.
School YturOpciii September 20th
NOTICE OF
Proposed Assessment
I
"Cocks"
uiime lliiht haven't
nny
The hits-
for the
tilace in our curriculum.
iuetti of
Plumbing
is more matter of fact. In our work
ami anions our supplies we use the
hctit the market affords in the way of
Cocks, Faucets & Pumps
and other auMliarv sundries We
do jjood work nt reasonable prices.
EDMONDSON CO.
203 S. Jersey Street
EL
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,SiiivttMr to
JiiIiiw twml uml OiHvel Coiiiimiiv
U. I). JACKSON, Prop.
Ooueml Contrnctor
We are prepared to do any and
all kinds of excavating for street
work and other purposes. We
also handle sidewalk and build
ing material,
Newton and Kcsseudeti Streets
St. Johns, Oregon
Phone Columbia 236
I Groceries
Dry goods
Shoes
and
Furnishings
Notice in lu-rvby K'veu Hint Mitiou
men t of the coat of luipiuviug Jersey
ktreut with Wwtruuiite hunt ur(cc
fioin the MNithwly title Hue of 'et
Catliu street to northerly hue of Kich
1110ml street, total wt U flW.Ol .(H, Iws
been npiiortioiiwl huI is on file in the
office of the u ml e reigned, subject to ex
amination. Assessment district extends back to
the center of lots, blocks or tracts of
land ubuttini; on wiid street us providwl
by the city clmrtur aikI rosolutions.
Keiuonstrttnce against witl u)Kirtioii
mtiit may be muile in writing; ami filed
wltli the umlursfKiiwl until ti u'ckxik
1. M, August V2, 19U.
l'.A. RICH,
Kwortkr,
rutjliiliixl In the St. Jell!! Kuiw on
July 2uraud August 2, IJJU.
"attention please
I The llible School of the
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Is thoroughly etiuipoed to win
souls to Christ mul to train
them in Christian Service. We
wuut you, uml you need us.
Sunday Services
llible School: 10 n. m.
Morning Service: 1 1 n. m.
Junior C. 1.: i p. in.
Y. 1'. S. C. It.: 7 p. ui.
ltvungelistic Services: 8 p. m.
Thursduy l'ruyenueetiiig: -a p.m.
Corner Kew York SI. and Willis Boulevard
wmm
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
In order to Insure a change of ad
vertisement tho copy for such change
should reach this office not later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Please
remember this and aavo the printer
We sell only
the very best
in these lines
and guarantee
them in every
particular.
Special Prices
still to be
had
Muck
Mercantile
Co.
301 .Tovcmr
Mr, W S. Gutisaulus, a farmer
liviiiR near Fleming, Pa., says he
has used Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrlueea Remedy in his
family for fourteen years, and that
he has found it to be an excellent
remedy, and takes pleasure in rec
ommending it. lfor sale by all
dealers.
A COOL KITCHEN
Even in Midsummer
With a real live breeze blowing
away the stifling sultry air and
cooling the whole room that's
your kitchen, and all others too
that have an
:: ELECTRIC IRON ::
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
VACATIONS AT THE SEA SHORE
CLATSOP BEACH, PACIFIC OCEAN
I ov r.Mit! 1 trlti fare are in effect all summer. Tim lu-antlful lienrlitirolMiea 1 1
tvurlv i v. miles south of the mouth of the Columbia River. Seaside ami Gear-1
I' at J x hrst class hotels, cottages and camping places, surf lathing, fishing, etc,
Low Round Trips East
On the dates Riven below, round trip tickets will be sold to
the points in the Hast shown below, and many others, at
greauy reuueeu lares ijuoicii.
FAST TRAINS EAST
In connection with
Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways
Detroit t 8.5 Omaha f 6o,oo
Ouluth 60.00 Philadelphia ioS.jo
Kansas City 60.00 Pittsburg 9150
Milwaukee 73.50 St. I.ouis 70.00
Minneapolis 00.00
Montreal ,. 103,00
New York........ 108.50
DATIJS OP SAI.H.
I
Atlantic Llty .fill, 00
lla'tliiiorc ., ,107.50
ltostoii ,110,00
llult.ilo . . . . 91.50
Chicago 71.50
Colorado Springs., .55.00
Denver . . 55.00
01. i-aui bo.oo
Toronto qi.so
..U.U.IIIU.,,,,,,, IU7.5O
July 26,39,30,31, 191J.
August 1, 3, 3, 6. 7, 12, 15, 16, 2, 33, 39,30, 31, 1913.
September 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 1 3, 30, 1913.
SnH ers and choice of routes allowed in each direction.
Pinal return limit October 31, 1913.
Details of schedules, fares, etc., will be furnished on request.
V. It. COMAN, General Freight and Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
O. M. Cornell, Agent, St. Johns, Oregon,
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lumber:
Rough,
Dressed,
Flooring,
Finish.
Slabwood .'
Prompt Dry,
Deliveries. Green,
Quality Blocks,
Guaranteed. Trimmings
ST. JOHNS LUMBER CO.
Phone Richmond 131
Expansion
Sale
Our business has grown to
such proportions in the past year
that we find it necessary to en
large one of our departments,
hence we have taken these steps,
with a strong belief in a great
future for St. Johns, and during
these alterations, we are offering
to the public several bargains
which are worth investigating.
We have 500" Spedal Privelege Coupons
redeemable at the Rose Studio
on Washington street, Portland,
that we will give away. Call and
we will explain.
We are closing out our stock of
Schram Automatic Sealer Fruit
Jars at a Special Price of 60c per
dozen for half gallon jars. Extra
Covers 15c pei-dozen.
IN OUR SHOE SECTION
We are making prices that will
make the most exacting happy.
For instance:
$2.75
- 1.90
- 1.70
1.69
1.25
- .98
$4.50 Men's Shoes
2.25 Boys' Elk Skin
2.00 Boys' Elk Skin
2.25 Child Shoes
2.00 Boys' Shoes -1.50
Child's Pumps
Extra Special Prices in Summer
Dress Goods: Batists, Foulards,
Swiss, and Eng Zephyr at prices
from 15c to 35c.
Elite Glove Fitting Petticoats at
$1.00 to $6.00.
Try our Gold Medal Butter at 70c
the roll.
Couch & Co.
"PIONEERS"
Distributors of Merchandise Since 1904