Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1912)
't r. HEATERS! WOOD OR COAL HEATERS! At CALEP BROS., the place where you get the PRICE and the TERMS $1.00 Down - - $1.00 Weekly We have 30 different kinds of Heaters from $1.50 to $18.00 These heaters are made of Wellsville Polished Steel with cast top, cast bottom and solid and ventilated cast linings. They are made for burning wood, have large doors and air tight drafts. Made to last . and to make jthe wood last. ill II tf I As the Time For Opening of the City Schools Draws near, thoughts will naturally bo directed to school books and supplies and where best to get them. This year in addition to our regular well selected and complete line of school supplies, consisting of pons, inks, pencils, erasers, composition books, tab lets, etc., we have added a complete line of the regular State text books and now yoii are able to outfit your children completely at our store and at the same time be assured of the best goods for the least money and also be assured of our customary polite and courteous service which has always characterized our busi ness. We will give every child buying books at our store on the opening of school a pencil and blotter free, and later during the year we will give many useful presents to the children, the plans of this will be aanounced later. Look for them. We would be pleased to have you call and look over our line and wo will gladly furnish you any information concerning school books and supplies that you may desire. May we not have a call from you? Text Books Are Sold For Cash Only NORTH BANK PHARMACY HOrtlll OF THIS I-AM0U5 NYAL5 and A. D. S. REMEDIES. "CURRIN SAYS SO. Wli I1IU.IVKK liVKKYWIIIlKiv I'RHU PHONIC COU'MIITA Jo No. 18 Shasta $12. is No. 20 Shasta I395 No. 22 Shasta ', 16.20 No. i.j Shasta 18.00 No. 18 Garnet. $ 9.90 No. 20 Garnet 1 1.70 No. 22 Garnet '. ... .'.1 13.50 No Extra Charge for Setting Up Stoves Made in St. Johns home FURNISHERS 501-03 JERSEY sl otice the Plain Nickle Local News. I Sash mid doors are carried in ' stock by the 1'cnlti.siilu Ilurdwarc Co. Cut our prices. Sewing machine crates for Kale at Calcf Bros. Arkle Anderson lins gone '"Stanford University, California. to Fresh prunes for sale, 2 cents per . pound. 915 South Decatur, phone i Columbia 616. .j. The Regal Range on sale at the " Peninsula Hardware Is a bargain at Jf 36,00. See It at once. 8 For Rent Two unfurnished 2 rooms. 524 Tioga street. $6 per Mmonth, water Included. Up Frank Clark, 307 South Jersey street, buys old school books. Got any? Turn them into cash. Go to the Methodist church, cor ner I.tnvitt and Iluyos on Sunday night and hear Rev. Pnttoii on "Why Merchants in St. Johns Dusted." Tomorrow Is the day when the new water rates prescribed by the city council will he attempted to be established. Whether they will "stick" or not remains to be seen. Wilbur and of M 8 p. tn. Sunday "Why Mer fftcliiuits go Dusted in St. Johns" at YM. K. Church, corner of I.eavltt vaml Hayeg. ! ' Miss Nellie Sampson of McMinn 1 If you knew of the real value of . villi, wns in tlit citv the first of ' Chamberlain's Liniment for lame 1 Athe week shaking hands with her . back, soreness of the muscles, ninnv frl.'iuK here. , sprains mm mciuiiuiic limn., yun Married Jesse Ray Miss Gladys lliatt at the home the bride's molherjio North Ivan hoe street, St. Johns, Sunday. Sep tember 1st, Rev. II. F. Cheney officiating. 0 .many The Dachelor club gave its An .gust dancing party last Thursday SJn the rink. A large crowd was in fatteiiduiice and the event highly enjoyed, An F,asteru exchange states that Taft receives two votes at the liNovember election he should be ar Wrested for repeating. Some sar casm, that .'.7 " ' Conkey's Stock Remedies are not V foods, bnt medlclne-a separate rem "edy for each disease made by the ; same-people that make Conkey's I ;Poultry Remedies. Sold on money . -!back guarantee by Lumbers' Mer cantile Co. 48c jv - Miss Lillian Bailey of East Port laud was in St. Johns Saturday .sell f Itaes for the Louise baby home.They a, . . . . ... .1 I ..!. fwtsii 10 luanK inusc who uuugm hags, and especially the gentlemeu Iwho purchased 45 out 01 50 lags. George Simmons was over from Rldgefield, Wash., Friday aud is lookiutr well. He Is enthusiastic in s'his description of his locality and (gays he has 12 acres of the finest spuds iu tue country iuiss uuic 'Maber, sister of Mrs. Simmons, re turned to her borne with George 'a after spending a most happy sum ? mer vacation with her nieces at ltbeir delightful couutry home. o f 1b would never wish to be without it. For sale by all dealers. 0 S. G. Wright's little black hen is still on the job, laying to beat the band, She "lays" everything In the shade we have heard of to date. Mr Wright says he may have another report later. o Who's to blame? Some one's to blame for merchants going busted In St. Johns. This will be a live topic at the M. I?, church corner of Leavitt and Hayes, 8 p. m. Sun day, Sept. 8. Come. o Samuel Dugbee spent a day dt two near Ridgefield the first of the week, the guest of George Sim mons. He spoke in high terms of that section of Washington state and says George has a fine little rauch. Don't let lice eat up your valua ble poultry when it's so easy to get rid of them. Conkey's Lice Pow der, Lice Liquid and Head Lice Ointment are guaranteed to do the work quickly. Get a practical poul try book free from Lauthers Mer cantile Co. 48c Methodist Episcopal church, cor ner Leavitt and Hayes, Sept. 8: Theme 11 a. ra,, "Those things for which we are responsible; 8 p. m., "Why merchants go busted in St. Johns." Sunday school 10 a. m. Kpworth League 7U5 p. m. pj.mAuMloa., ayTbejpubjLCj jsjnjlteiL , , ., For Insurance sec F.W. Valentine Gilmore's Umber Shop a spe cialty on childreirs' hair cutting. Subscribe for tbo St. Jolinn Jtovlow unit kooji pcstotl on thu dolnga of tho city. Wall paper in new and artistic designs Is now on sale at the Penin sula Haul ware Co. Prices range from eight to 25 cents tier double roll. Selection may be made from 50 or more different patterns. Few. If auv. medicines, hnve met with the uniform success at tended the use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlnrrlio.fi Rem edy. The remarkable cures of col ic and uiarrhwa which it has affect ed in almost every neighborhood have given It a wide reputation. For sale by all dealers. Get an electric head treatment or massage at Gilmore's Darher Shop. Typewriter ribbons for sale at this ollice; 50 cents each. (i ' Picture framing done at Portland pt Ices at II. F. Clark's, the furni ture man. tf For Sale Six lots, all extra size, between Tyler and Poll; streets, Improvements in, can sell cheap. Terms, $10 cash, balance $5 er mouth, 7 per cent interest. Dest residence district. McKluucy & Davis. ifitf The implicit confidence many tcople have in Chamberlain's Col ie, Colera rind Diarrhwa Remedy Is founded on their experience in the use of that remedy and their knowledge of the remarkable cures of colic and diarrha-a and dysentery that it has effected. For sale by all dealers. PhonographsGivenAway y the ST. JOHNS PHARMACY Most everyone has a desire to own a talking ma chine, but everyone cannot afford to buy one. Each month some one of our customers receive a phono graph free. A twenty-five cent purchase may win for you the prize. August prize won by W. R. Johnson, 512 East Charleston street. Next drawing Oct. 1st. Save your tickets. School Days School days will soon be here. As usual we will be headquarters for school books and supplies. Many surprises in store for the children. Extensive Drug Stock We have the largest and most varied line of drugs, medicines and drug sundries of any store on the Peninsula. We meet all advertised prices either Portland or local. ' GET IT AT St. Johns Pharmacy Reliable Drug Store j J How would you like to be a hop picker this kind of weather? An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hiilkc dial Thursday of last week. The services at the Congrega tional chinch were largely nttended last Sunday. A writeup of an Iowan picnic by D. I,. Snow has been held over un til next week. Fresh prunes for sale, 3 cents pur pound. 915 Smith Decatur, phone Columbia fit 6. S'lauklaud & Muck have opened up a garage In the I Ieudrlcks build ing on Jersey street. n Wanted Nurse girl for days only. Apply at once to Mrs. I.tir rowe, 702 North Hayes street, itc W. ti. Tntiiismi of si? K. Clinr- ... ... - lesion slrcL-l won the AuiHist nlimi- ograph nl the St. Johns Pharmacy. If you want prompt delivery of wood, call Cochrau-Nutting & Co. Phone Col. 554. 415 So. Hoyos street. sotf W. R. livens of the St. Johns Hardware Co., -was among the St. Johns visitors to the state fair at Salem this week. Wanted Younir man to keen to books. Mail application in own hand writing to box s., care of 11 , . 1 ttr......i r !.i .ln t. n. ....... 1. w uinirii villi m iii iiuiinvn in r. and learn dressmaking. Good op nnrtuitv for uirl not afraid of work; good wages. 531 S. Jersey street. Reading matter is curtailed this week 011 account of u stress of ad vtMtlsliii- and the force belmr off duty on Labor Day precluded add lug extra pages. First Christian Science Souioty. Sundays 11 a. 111., Wednusduys at 8 p. 111. Reading room ohjii oil Tuesday and Saturday from 2 to 4 p. in. All cordially invited to the services and reading room. Sub jct Sunday: "Man." October 6th will be Rally Day at the Christian Sunday school and that live bunch of workers will give an inlurettiug program at thuir little church home corner of Now York and Central avenue. Put the date 011 your list and take in the event. 1?. R. Sully, who has purchased and added considerably to the stock of the Frank Clatk novelty store, will reopen for business in the Hoi- brook building on Jersey street to morrow. Mr. Sully, who came here from Keuniwick, Wash., has moved into the Hendricks residence 011 South Ivauhoe street. Running up and down stairs, sweeping and bunding ovur making beds will not make a woman healthy or beautiful. She must gut out of doors, walk a mile or two every day and take Chamberlain's Tablets to improve her digestion and regu late her bowels. For sale by all dealers. Fred Hardmaii was arrested Mon day by Chief of Police McKinuey, accused 01 passing a lorged ciiecK lor f 7 on Mrs.Gillospie. The check ws drawn lit favor ot lfred Jackson against the First National Hank of Oregon City, and was signed Fred Harding. Hardinan. when arrest ed, admitted that he wrote the check himself in order to get mon ey to buy drugs, and also that he is on parole from the Oregon peni tentiary, having ten months yet to serve. He was sent to the peni tentiary for burglary. Chief Me Kiuney took the man to Portland and will either file a forgery charge against him or have him sunt back to complete his former sentence. Girl wishes house work. Inquire 520 linst Buchanan street. For Sale Hartlett pears. L. H. Campbell, 422 liast Leavitt street. Fresh prunes for sale, 2 cents per pound. 915 South Decatur, phone Columbia G16. 'Chickens For Sale -Rhode Is land Rds. D. I Page, at Oregon Flake Food factory. For Rent Two large, light and plctisnut house-keeping rooms. In quire 528 South Ivauhoe street. See G. W. Overstreet for any thing in the plumbing line. Oppo site Central School, ah S. Jersey street. Ollice mid residence phone, Columbia, 5O0. 42U Found Scotch Collie dog, about one year old. Owner may have same by calling on James Johnson, 902 K. Hurr street and paying for this notice. We desire to express our heart felt thanks to all our friends for the many messages of sympathy and floral tributes sent us in our be reavement. Dr. R. A. Jayne and Sous. The congregation at the Christian church Sunday evening passed res olutions heartily endorsing Govern or West 111 his efforts to clean up the cities throughout the state and to enforce the laws of the laud. Dog Lost Red Irish Setter about one year old. Collar bore license tag No.OS. Reward offered for his recovery. Joiues Johnson, 902 Host Hurr street. The Septembur meeting of the St. Johns Commercial club will be held Wednesday uveniug of next week. A full attendance is desired as imnorlaut matters will bebro't before the meeting- Chester A. Vincent, who bus held the position of asistaut eugiu uur here for several years, left yes terday for Urbaua, Ills., whure he will take a post grnduate course in civil engineering at the University of Illinois. Chas Sagert has sold n house and lot on Cuutral avenue which he re cently purchased to John Nocu. Mr. Sagert has purchased a lot of ground on Charleston fctrcmt uoor Smith avenue, upon which he may build in the spring. Hon. Guy F. Phelpn, author of Kthel Vale, the White Slave, will deliver his famous tectum agaiutt the social evil Sunday Sept. 8 at 8 p. m. in the Kvaiigcllcal church. No admission charged. Collection taken. For both men and women. No one should miss it. Proposals for Street Work (waled roixmU will w nceived at ttie Gftice of tlii! rwonlnrof theclly ot St. John, until Sept. 21, 1912, at 8 o'clock j). 111. for the improvement of fill more htrcet from the northerly line of Hiiludflplllu treet to the koulherly line of St. Julius nvenue, in the manner provMed liy ordinance No (M, subjuct to llie provulont of the charter uii'l ordi nances of the city of St- John ami the estimate of the city engineer nu file. KtiKlneer' estimate i$n;m.'JS). I!li mutt he .trictlv iu accordance 1 with the printed blank, which will be the recorder of the city of St. Johns. And said Improvement mutt be com pleted on or before 6u dtiyn f rom lliedute of the last publication of thin notice. No proXMaUorbiiU will be ooiuiilured unloMi accompanied by u certified check payuble to the order of the mayor of the city of St. Johns, certified by a responsi ble Iwiik for an amount equal to tun pur cent, of the 0Kgrej;te proposal. The right to reject any and all bids U hereby rtwterved. liy order of the council. V. A. KICK. Recorder of thu city of .St. JqJiiii, 1'uhlUhud in the St. Julius K.uvluw Beptumbur 8, 13 uud 20, 1QI3. . ORDINANCE NO. 5(M An Ordinance Providing (lie Time niul Alnnnor of Iiu proving Fillmore Street from Philadelphia Street to St. Johns Avenue in the City of St. Johns, Oregon. The city of St. John dm' ordain m follows: The council of the city of St. John., ImviiiK iikcci tnincd the rout of ImnrtivliiK I'illmore street from the tmitliflrly side line of Phllmluliihln street to tho southerly side line of St. Inhiw nvctiuu In the city of St. Johns, n shown lv resolu tion of thu council of said city, ,'Utinl on thc6th day of August, lyii, and recti riled III the ollice of the recorder of said fljly, and notice thereof having Imtcii imiIiIbihhI in the .St. Johns Iteview, a weekly now iaH)r of Keuend circulation. ot ,the Uth day mid the llhh day of AugluH, lyu, ns shown by the affidavit of the foreman of mild tMer, which Mid Hlrtds vlt Is on file iu the office of thu city r cordcr; mid lej-al khHii of notlco' of such Improvement, as kliowu by the nlfl. duvlt of the cllv emilnier 011 file in thtt ollice of the city recorder: mid remon strance filed by nroierty owner consid ered niul rejected on account of insuffi cient area repicscnled In Improvement district, ami, as provided by said twOlu tion, thu vngliieer's piellmlmuy esttmntH of cost of said Improvement is J17AW.'i4). but shall Ikj inoe accurately dHriuhiNl by said engineer. Now. therefore, it is hurnliv onWitd that wild street be Improved mih! Um time fur the completion of said lm movement is heiuby fixed Ht sixty lUyt from the last publication of kviimU of said work, winch said pmiMxals wusvi ba llleil with the iccoriler of saUl city um or ' before the 21th dav of Servtemlmr, 191s, lit 8 o'clock, p, in. of mid day. That said street ifwll m imMOVtil M as follows: liy KrwdiiiR same to the est tablisheil Krade liy cut ami All uud by sldenalkiug Nam on lthr side with r4x foot cement sidewalk, 18 foot curusvn tire loiiKth. toKutlHir with nil wteMmry cement orowmalks awl cutrugaUNl Iron (utters, nnd by ilacinic i-oncret mv9 incut six Inches thwk from curb to curb; wild walk Mini curb to liavt vspan slou joints as directed by the city mmI ueer; said curb to Iwve tlirtM Ihcu iIimm tile every fifty feet mid hitch ritsn to be placed iu the curb as dirct4 by to city engineer, Thu city recorder shall give ttotlew by publication fur not Ivm Ilia 11 Initw In sertions in the .St.Iohiu Ueviaw, tb of ficial uuwsiMMir, fuvlting prousr4 for making said improvement. Said Iniproveuient shall iu all ttstfiMit be done and completed in coHfonnlly with llie provlidonsol Ordinauca Woa. 100, and IflS, encept as otbrnriw nrovldeil 111 this ordlnauc; all work to Itc done umlcr the direction and Mpar vision of the cit eiiuinetr. That the cost of said iuiotovtUMnl sliall be asMNawrd against the )wvtfrty 1st the local huinoveiuent district aadea scrllMNl iu said rtxdutlou aud tlaalgnatot us and dwebtrud to b 1ocmI Ihpv merit District No. UU. INissod by the council HapttMtUsrtr 8. lyu. Apicvud by tlm tmW UtfimbmM, 1913. A. A. MUCK, Mutt1. AUwst: l. A. RICH. City fUoocitar. PuldUhwl iu the St. Johns Rtn'tow o Seiitumbr 0, 1917. Proposals lor Sewer Work Sealed moimmmIs will lm m-eivail at lbu office of the Kuconler of the City of St, Johns until Spt. !M, 191a, at k' o'clock j). 111., for thu inirovemeiU of Htlhuore street by laying 11 sewer frotu the liise of Hessuiiduit street to the hue of Philadel phia street, iu the maimer provided by Ordinance No. 608, tubjaet to the provia ions of the charter awl ordiuaucw of tbo City of St. Johns, and the estimate of the city engineer, on file. Jtuuliieur's estimate it gt.07a.H4. lllils must be strictly iu accoMUtwo with printed blanks, which Mill be furn ished on application at the office of too Recorder of thu City of St. Johua, Ami said improvement must be completed un or before 60 days from the date of Use last publication of tlii uotice. No proxMiU or bills will be considered uulu accompanied by a certified check. Miyuuiu to tue oruer 01 IN Mayor of law :ity of St. Johns, certified by a rMMM sibfc liauk for an amount equal to UHt percent, ot the a regale pavposau. Thu right to reject any ami ait aitl ie hereby rusurvwl. liy order of thu City Council, I'. A. RlClf. Haun$vr, 1'ublishwl In the St. John UW flat Septembur G, 18 aiu) 20. 19(3. R. A. JAYNE, Al. 0. Office over First National Dank Office! Pliorjo Celumbta 2