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SPECIAL on PARLOR FURNITURE
Never before has St. Johns had an opportunity to buy furniture at such
REDUCED PRICES.
Three .Piece Mahogany Parlor Suites
$30 Suite
only
'$22.00
KITCHEN
A Good 2nd
Hand Range
$16.00
! Local News.
Born to Mr. und Mrs. Leon
Bowser, a boy, on Tuesday night
Jan. 28.
Emma Schlickeiser of Wilson
ville.Oregon, wns a guest of Mrs.
J; J. Pntton, Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Ellis Young of Klam
ath Falls is a guest ol her cousin,
Mrs. P. W. Valentino, this week.
You do not want cheap work,
but you do want good work
cheap. Seo G. W. Overatrect,v
811 S. Jersey.
You mav not uso much medi
cine, but when you do you want
the best. Uetter get it at UUK
IUNS FOR DRUGS.
No resident will bo served
with frco mail delivery until hoi
provides a suitable mail rccenta-'
cle. E.T.Bushnell, Acting First
Assistant Postmaster General. :
Methodist Episcopal Church,'
Leavitt and Hajes. 11 A. M.
Footprints of the saints. 7:30
Faith and works insenarauie.
Sunday School 10 a, m., Epworth
League 6:30 p. m. j
Miss Emma Muck, daughter
of Mayor A, A. Muck, has ac
cepted tho .position as assistant'
city recorder, taking the place
of Miss Myrtle Brodahl, who is
now employed tn the countyj
The Benedicts held an enjoya
ble dancing party in the rink last
Friday evening. Tho new organ
ization is in a most nourishing
condition.with new members be
ing added at every meeting.
Dancing parties will bo held ev
ery Friday evening in February
in the rink, also this evening.
Two petitions for street im
provement were received by the
city council Tuesday. There are
a number of other streets that
should'be improved tho coming
summer. Get busy with, peti
tions. Don't wait until it is too
late to complete the improvement
before the fall rains set in again.
Do it now.
Rev. H. F. Cheney, formerly
pastor of the First Baptist
church of this city, has moved
to Tacoma, Wash., where he has
accepted the pastorate of the
Bethseda Baptist Church. Rev.
Cheney is a fine gentlemen, faith
ful, earnest worker and will
no doubt meet with splendid
success in his new and larger
field of labor.
We are very sorry that we
were not able to supply the very
large demand for our famous
weather chart calendars, but
next year there will be plenty
for all. CURRINS FOR DRUGS.
$27.50 Suite
only
$20.00
CABINETS and TREASURES
$22.50 Kitchen Cabinets, only
14.00 Kitchen Cabinets, only
11.50 Kitchen Cabinets, only
10.50 Kitchen Cabinets, only
8.00 Kitchen Cabinets, only
4.50 Kitchen Treasure, only
HOMEiFURNISHERS Davenport only
501-03
Get an electric head trentmeut or
massage at Gilmorc's Darbcr Shop.
Why don't you got one of thoso
kodnks? All sizes. CURRINS
FOR DRUGS.
Frank Tufts is erecting a fine,
modernly unpointed residence on
North Ivnnhoo street
Michael Mnckoy is having n
neat and cozy littlo dwelling
erected on Buchanan street, near
Hudson.
Consult ua freely on drug mat
ters. That's our business and
our advice is freo to you. CUR
RINS FOR DRUGS.
Tho old bar fixtures have been
removed from the Rheingold
Cafe on Philadelphia street and
new ones put in their stead. M.
F. Joyco is tho new proprietor.
Tell us when wo do not please
you in our service. Your satis
faction is our prosperity. Our
first nim is to please you. CUR
RINS FOR DRUGS.
If you are interested in tho
health, comfort and conveni
ence of your family stop at G.
W. Overstrect, 811 S. Jersey,
arid see tho new Parkeyte, tho
odorless, sanitary toilet. With
in the reach of every family.
For Trade Six lots at Oregon
City unincumbered, block from
school, trade for improved or un
improved property at St Johns.
Might pay small amount of cash
or assume some. Address Box
300. St Johns, Oregon.
Many St. Johns folks took ad
vantage of the beautiful weather
Sunday and paid a visit to tho
new iras nlant beincr constructed
on the west side of tho river.
Few realized tho immensity of
the project and were amazed at
the amount of ground covered
and tho nrncrresa made on the
new buildings.
Oliver Balke, the well known
and popular young grocer of Fea
senden street, has strangely and
mysteriously disappeared, and
his whereabouts remains un
solved. Thursday of last week
he left home here on a business
trio to Portland, and that is the
last his friends have knowledge
of him. Whether he has met
with foul play, or that his mind
has become temporarily derang
ed is only a matter of conjecture.
A vigorous search is being in
stituted, and it is hoped that he
will be speedily located. His
. . . n i T 1
irienas are legion is ou uonns,
but none can explain his sudden
disappearance.
Currin says: It's a very obsti
nate cold that wont yield to
treatment with Laxacold Tablets
and Nvals Cherrv Couch Svrun.
Better try these for that cold
that hangs on so long.
$18.00
10.50
8.25
7.75.
6.00
3.50
JERSEY ST.
RUBBER
STEEL
BRASS
Stamps
Corporation and Notary
SEALS
Brass Signs, Box Print
ing Plates.
Pacific Coast Stamp Works
231 Washington St
I Main 7IO
Tlphont J a 2710
Dmihla flrecn Tradincr Stamna
with all purchases made here Sat
urday. CURRINS FOR DRUGS. '
CUT RATES
AT THE CUT RATE STORE
Glauce over our list of special priced articles. You will be
sure to find something you will need, and the saving is worth
while. Remember we maintain a cut price oti patent medicines
and toilet articles. Investigate our prices before going elsewhere.
25c Hill's Cuscara Quiniue .. i.ic
25c Pane's Cold Cure. . , 16c
25c Collates' s Talcum 15c
25c Foley's Honey and Tar 16c
25c Box Toilet Soap 15c
25c Box Stationery. . . i6c
50c Chamberlain's Cough ......32c
50c Pane's Diurejic , 34c
50c King's Discovery v 32c
50c Ballard's Horehound Syrup 34c
50c Carter's K. & B. Tea '. 3s
50c Syrup PepsliT(Caldweirs) 34c
$1.00 Newbro's Herpicldc 64c
1. 00 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 68c
T.00 Wine of Cardui 64c
1. 00 Peruua. , 68c
Do you contemplate buying a Phonograph? We have some
thing special to offer iu this line that you cannot touch iu Portland,
Buy where you can buy the cheapest, and you will buy at
St. Johns
Out Rata
$18 "Suite
only
$11. oo
$30.00
$20.00
I A W K I -T- f I V
m a
VVAIN 1 DU
Men, Women and Children
AT THE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
To assist in the winning of
tout to Chrlit and In training
them for Hit service.
Sunday Services
Iliblo School: to n. in.
Momlm; Service: 1 1 n. m.
Junior C. K.: 3 . ui.
V. I S. C. I.:-7 p. m.
KvmiKclUtlc Services; 8 n. tn.
Wednesday Training Class, 6 p, m.
Thursday Proyenueetliis:8p.tn.
J. R. Johnson, Pastor
C$rer Ken York St. aad Wiltit Bwlmrd j
We have mastered tho " KNOW
HOW" of tho prescription busi
ness. Let us provo it to you.
CURRINS FOR DRUGS.
Pharmacy
Drug Store
Want Better Car Service
Hotter car service wns the
theme discussed at the rcjnilnr
nieetinir of the St. Johns Com-
inercial club Wednesday even-
iiiK. Messrs. Kotchum,. Motion
nnd Rnndnll of the Portsmouth
Push club were present and dis
cussed at length the plans they
hud devised for securing same.
Mr. Kctchuni stated that poor
car service was tho trreatcst
draw back to development of the
Pen nsuln of any. and he asked
the co-operation of the St. Johns
club in circulating petitions de
manding better nnd more direct
service. Single cars, not less
frenuent service than ten min
utes nnd routed over the L lino
nnd Broadway bridge when com
pleted, are tho most potent feat
ures to be demanded. And it is
supposed that if the petitions
provo unavailing that the North
western Electric Co. shall bo
used as club, and as a flnnl resort
that the matter be placed before
the Railway Commission. It
was stated that St. Johns was
discriminated against in that
other suburbs enjoyed far better
.1 1. L !
service, even inougn uiey uu
farther away from tho business
center of Portlnnd. The local
club decided to circulate petitions
with nn amendment to tho three
features mentioned, namely,
individual nnd independent car
service on the loop which begins
at Wall street and encircles tho
lower Peninsula.
Single cars also will be demand
ed. Mr. Randall had figures to
prove thnt it required appreciably
less time to travel over tho L
lino than via Union avenue.
Tho fire denartment. with P.
G. Gilmorc ns spokesman, asked
co-operation of tlio club in secur-
nir a team of horses and better
equipment, and it wns decided
thatacomniittce from the depart
ment meet with tho board of
governors of the club nnd decide
upon just what would bo requir
ed, so that the matter could be
presented to the city council in
tangible form.
A committee consisting of b.L.
Dobie. 0. J. Gntzmcyor. C. A.
Fry. Thomas Auuen nnd bumncr
Newell was appointed to devise
wnvs and means of creating
greater interest in the club und
flnnncing Bnmo for another year.
Several of tho business men
agreed to provide sign boards di
recting strangers to the ferry
landing.
The committeoon ferry service
reported that twenty minute scr-
vico nnd been inaugurated, and
that it was giving general satis
faction. Satisfaction, is the word Gil
more, the Barber.
Wo hnvo n night sorvlco to
help you when sickness comes in
tho night Cull us at Room G,
Tho Irwin, or ask a policeninn.
CURRINS FOR DRUGS.
Tho W. 0. W. held an open
meeting Wednesday evening
which was largely attended. Re
freshments, 8i)cechmnking and
social chat mndo tho occasion n
very pleasant one.
Regulnr meeting of tho II. B.
Compson W. R. C. Saturday,
Feb. 1st. Tlio president requests
a full attendance. There will bo
two initiations and other work
of importance will come before
tho house Press Cor.
The prescription business with
us is not nn experiment. Wo
hnvo devoted a lot of timo nnd
study to perfecting this depart
ment. You got tno benefit ot it
with no increase in tho cost of
you prescriptions. Better bring
your next ono to us. CURRINS
FOR DRUGS.
' Remember tho mothers' meet
ing at the Library next Monday
afternoon. Tho subject is one
in which all are interested nnd
it will bo made very interest
ing in tho paper by Mrs. Rose
Keeler and tlio discussion will
be led by Mrs. J. M. Shaw. Mon
day, 2;03.
If your children are subject to
attacks of croun. watch for tho
first symptom, hoarseness. Give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
as soon as tho child becomes
hoarse and tho attack may be
warded oil. v or sale by all deal
ers.
Grandma Elliot died at tho
home of her son, Emanuel Elliot
on Fessenden street, Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock. Old age
was the cause of her death. She
leaves one son, Emanuel Elliot,
The funeral services will be held
at the Christian church this after
noon at 1 o'clock, and interment
will take place in Columbia
cemtery.
John T. Brooks, who has been
in Corvallis operating a Mergen-
thaler typo setting machine for
some time, and wno, by tno way,
has recent v become a benedict.
has taken charge of his father's
business of footwear mending
in the Jower block during tho
latter's illness. If your shoes
are out of repair, take them to
John. Ho knows how to effect
ually and neatly remedy all de
fects.
You can get your favorite mag
azine here.and wo will take your
SUDScriuiiuii mr uny ihuk''"u
published. CURRINS FOR
DRUGS.
SPECIAL
Our Piano Contest is
wo have decided to give several more prizes.
Watch this space for the list.
BARGAIN
Regular
40c
now only
25c
Double
Piano
Votes
Given
I jj
Solid Brass Wash Board sold everywhere at 40c
special for Saturday ana
St. Johns Hardware Co.
City Primary Nominating
Election Notice
Notice is hereby given that
on Saturday, tlio Bin day 01
March, 1913, at Bailey's Store
mnm In tlio Hnlbrook bllildillir1
at tho corner of South Jersey and
.... . m . a w t
Richmond streets, lor tno v irsi
Wuril. unci ilio fiitv Hnll for tho
Second ward, n Primary nominat
ing Election win uo nciii, nt
wlu'.-li din Itnmihllcnn und Dem
ocratic parties will choose their
candidates lor uuy uiucers,
munolv:
6110 Muyor.
Ono City Recorder.
Ono City Treasurer.
fine filtv AUornov.
Two Councilmcn First Ward.
Two Councilmcn Second Ward.
Throe flniinollmcin nt Luriro.
Said election will bo held at
twelve o'clock noon, and will
continue until bovcii o'clock in
tho afternoon of tho same day.
F. A. RICE,
fiitv Recorder.
Published in tho St. Johns Re-
view Jan. 31, Feb. 7, M, 21, 28,
and March 7, 1913.
Picture framing done at Portland
prices nt II. V. Clark's, the ftirnl
tttrc man. tf
fWeln RiivH! "You will find
tho best nnd freshest Chocolates
here." CURRINS FOR UKUUS.
Registration books at tho city
hall will bo opened tomorrow.
RoL'iator oarlv. Ladies should
get in lino also.
Does thnt hot wuter bottlo of
yours leak? Bettor get ono of
tho kind wo have with tho ono
car cuarantce. CURRINS l'UK
)RUGS.
Tho city primaries will bo hold
March 8th, and already tho iwlit
ical atmosphere is beginning to
stir. It is understood that all
tho present ofllcinls will bo can
didates for reelection. It is
doubtful if any of tho gentler
sex will become candidates this
vear when they make their de
but in politics.
Tho sub station postofiico is
now nicely located in tho room
in the McChesney building for
merly occupied by tho postofiico.
Tim mifirfpra urn ill' hnndBOincst
and most finely appointed of any
postolllco in tno norinwesi. ino
expense has been spared in mak
Inir it as attractive and conveni
ent us possible.
Our full weight and QUALITY
line of household drugs aro all
ready to hund out to you and you
don't have to wait while thoy
aro put up. Prompt servico has
helped to make our business.
CURRINS FOR DRUGS.
Pirst Christluu Science Society
Sundays 11 a, m., Wednesdays at 8
p. m. Reading room open on Tues
day and Saturday from 2 to 4 p. in.
All cordially invited to the service?
and reading room. Subject Sundav:
"Love."
Portsmouth Poultry yards, 880
Lombard street. Barred Ply
mouth Rocks, White Leghorns,
Black Minorcas. Prize stock, a
few pullets and cockerels for
sale. Kggs for hatching now,
and in quantity on short notice.
All pure bred. St. Johns car
to Portsmouth, get off at Van
houten Street. Right there.
Office Phone Columbia 24
Residence Phone Columbia 198
St. Johns Express, Transfer
and Storage Co.
Piano Moving n Specialty. Haul
ing done to and from Portland
Residence 400 Hast Richmoud
Office 103 North Jersey Street
Dully trips to Portland.
ClfAS. SAOHRT, Trap.
NOTICE
arousing so much interest,
Regular
40c
now only
25c
Double
Piano
Votes
Given
Monday, only 25c.
Notice of Cost of Improvement
Notice U hereby ulvcn thnt the omcm-
tnent (or the construction of l'illmnre
tcwer from lMillmtelphln street to I'en
f mien utrcct, the totnl coat of which
In fl.CO0.10, wnmlcclnml hy Orriiimncu
No. C27, entitled "An ordliinncc dcclnr
I11K the cost of constructing 11 newer on
l'lllinorc street from l'hilndclphln street
to I'csscndcii street, and imcMlni; the
lirot)crty IxMiefitcd thereby, declaring
such aMVMineut mid directing the uutrv
ofthesnmc In the docket of city Hens.''
Tlie cost 01 Mia improvement is levieii
upon nil the lots, ports of lots nnd par
cels of Innd within the houmlnrlus of the
district described ns follows: llctween
l'hilndclphln street nnd l'csscnden street.
A ststciiicnl of snld nMctxnicnt bus
Ikcii entered In the docket of city liens
Junuiiry '.19, 1013, nnd suld assessment
is now due and payublc at the nllice of
tnc rccoiticr 01 uie city 01 M. joints, ur
cgou, and will be dciimnicut mid boor
interest niter I'cit. o, iui;i, nun 11 nni
paid 011 or licforc l'cb. IM, l'JlII, pro
ceeding will be tnkcu for the collection
of the sntnc by snle of property ns pro
vided by the city charter.
1'. A. KICK,
Recorder
Published in the St. Johns Review on
Jan. 31 mid l'cb 7, 1913.
EL CO.
Successors tn
St. Johns Snud und Onivol Coniwny
L. D. JACKSON, Prop.
General Contractor
We arc prepared to do any nud
ull kinds of excavating for street
work nud other purposes. We
also handle sidewalk nnd build
ing material.
Newton nud Fessciulen Streets
St. Johns, Oregon
Phone Columbia 336
MEN CURED
TO STAY CURED
Myt you liste Uh
trrstrit ami only liclil
tciupofsitlyur nut Mull
list your ImuMe Mill tt
up (iff liatul ol your IM
not ilepair Coiuult hm
Irteaiiil let me tell you
wlitllicr you ran ever U:
cuwl II I tskc your cu
I CI Kit you I will kit
my lime auJ my ulltu
t lull to v')ur taw so thai
y-u will k away cucm!
a 11 il eratclul I ban
Irtatciftlioutamli. I haw
JitJ tlimitaiiili. I aw
llij only ihticiau In
lollUml IrrdiiuK wtn'a
silincntt xclulel)f
606
99 Now Improved
And Modified
POR BLOOD POISON
It It now two yean ilnce the introtluctlou ol
the NKW ClItKMAN HUMKUY lor UI.UUU
DISOKIII'.HS, ami Uuilnic that time I have ail
nilnlttcicii thl iitcaratluii In Mveral IImmiuwI
(iki, I have Klvcn this iemely a acter teat,
and I can aay without (tar ol raittiailU'tlun that
It la the gicalctt diacociyol the age ami Dm
BUST KKMHOY ON IUKTII lor Wood I'oinHl.
rrsardlttt ol the ataice ol the ailment or the
yintitomi (JtcKtit Don't believe the doctura
viholtllyouothciwUe. .... ....
I iotroduce it Dlf rvtly luto the Blood by the
Intravenous Method. My equipment lor the ad-
ministering ol tnis remeuy uie nneai uu iw
Coatt, and I dive you the OlINl'INIi CIHKMAN
KItMIUIT III lue kii.iii " 1 . iw ivwc .J
my oBice. itteive the treatment, go about your
iinrt 11. 11. 1 ud In about tell dava' time all
ymptomi disappear Why should you continue
taking poisonous and other injurious diuga Into
your stomach lor years when you ran come to
uie ami oc iuicu
WEAK MEN ir'i, Wund'tuJe
cute Animal erum iiympn compouwij it im
remedy that hat never muppoinicti my paucuis.
It'a not a medicine, but extracted cells Irani
young, vigorous animals, used by me to rebuild
and vitalise the human organs. Regardless ol
Age. Dou't persist in old lasbioued treatment),
thatatwaya tall. Come and receive a Certain
Cute,
AUTOGENOUS VACCINES
Promptly eradicate tbronlc urethral, prostate
and bladder diseases aud rheumatism. II you
have a chronic case you think iucurable. come
and be cared at My Klsk. My 1'eca arc I.uw and
Prompt Uesults Ouaranleed.
I treat all disorders ol men, Including VaiI
cote Veins, Hydrocele, Bladder, Kidney and
Prostatic disorders. My trcatmeut lor VaiUox
Vtlna and Hydrocele la absolutely painless, doc
not detain you Iroui your work or home, aud a
permanent cure l effected iu one treatiucut.
CONSULTATION ailing man should ueglect
a f " " this opportunity to gel my
f H I" If expeit opinion about hta
"" trouble. My office Is open all
day from o a. m, to 8 p, in., and buudaya Iroui to
to n only. Ailing men out ol town who cauuot
call, wine lur acii ciuiuv. ...
C. K. HOLSMAN, M.
D.
221 Morrison street, cor. l'irst
PORTLAND, ORliOON
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