FREE! FREE!!
A Beautiful 50-Piece Dinner Set Free
During the next two weeks (May 23rd to June 6th), we will give
away absolutely free a 50-piece dinner set to each purchaser of a Cres
cent Steel Range. You may have the choice of several very dainty pat
terns. The regular price of these dinner sets is $7.50.
You can see the range and diniMset in the window at ORMANDY
BROS., the Big Cash 'and Easy Payment Furniture Store of the Peninsula.
A $50.00 RANGE FOR $34.20
' AND A SET OF DISHES FREE
That's the CRESCENT STEEL RANGE.
It's made in St. Johns. The Crescent is
simple in design. It is proportioned cor
rectly as to flues, fire box and heating
surfaces. It is the kind the houeswives
call a good baker. There are many other
distinctive advantages about the Crescent.
We Will Take Your Old Range as Part Payment on a Crescent
m I DE
Sanitary Refrigerators
Will save the family's food from
taint during the summer heat.
We have sanitary, cleanable re
frigerators, golden oak finish.
Priced as low as $8.00
1 Hammock Time
Is in the summer,
these out ot doors
days. Roomy wov
en hammocks in a
variety of colors.
Priced from $2.00
to $7.50.
Go-Carts .
Collapsable go carts
that will close and
open easily. They
are strong,substan
tial and light weight
the prices are from
$5.25 up.
T Ormaridy Bros, 0PSTE
CREDIT FURNITURE OFFICE
Local News.
F. c.
21, a
Mrs, Dr. McChesnoy Is Ber
iously ill.
Get nn electric head trentiucnt or
massage nt Gilmorc's Bnrbcr Shop.
A new baby nrrived at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. R Nownlk
Inst woek.
liorn To Mr. anil Mrs.
Freeman, Tuesday, May
boy.
Save your green stamps; they
aro money to you. Currins for
Drugs.
M Mnnbnv in hnvinir a neat
dwelling erected on Huchnnan I When you want Rood pictures,
street. ! the Kodak way is the right way.
1 fii'iltia rtinra
Have you tried that fresh . . . h
Geo. L. Lcnx is having a small
hut cozy habitation built on East
Mohawk street.
EDMONDSON CO.
203 SJersey Street
ranch butter, 00c a roll, gunran-!
nteed, at Alex S. Scales? Phone
Col. 210.
Leonard Erickson is having n
handsome modern residence
erected on Chicago street, near
Smith avenue.
John Peterson's largo and
handsome new homo on Smith
avenue and Richmond street is
almost completed.
Congregational Church Sun
day School 10 a. m. ; preaching
11 jx. m. and 8 p. m. ; C. E. at 7
p." m. Prayermeeting Wednes
day at 8 p. m.
Klamath farmers aro fatten
ing hogs on their surplus potato
crops. Ten car loads of hogs
have been shipped into that dis
trict from Sacramento, and if
the potatoes on hand can bo util
ized profitably in this way, other
large shipments will bo made.
To stimulate interest in grow
ing corn in this state, the Oregon
Agricultural College offers ten
nrizes for the best ears of corn
grown by boys and shown at the.)
DUHU full. l-i I in l iiiuab uu
made not later than September
22.
Trains will be running to Coos
Bay in 1914, promises Vice Pres
ident Calvin of the Southern Pa
cific. The new road will give
improved transportation to a
district long without railroads
and is certain to add tremen
dously to the growth of that sec
tion of the state.
Geo. H. Campling, a former
well known citizen of St Johns,
has returned from an extended
onimim in San Diego. Cal. He
says he is glad to get back where
he can rest his eye on green veg
etation once more. Everything is
i barren in the southern
city, and labor is a drug in the
market.
Salem has started something
new in the organization pf a
commercial club that will include
in t& membership farmers and
fruit growers of the surrounding
country as well as Business men
of the city. Probably no section
of the state is in closer touch
with its outside territory and
such a move is of great benefit
Jack McNiven came uu from
Centralia and spent Sunday with
St. Johns relatives and friends.
Decidedly the best bargains to
bo found in gloves aro to be
found at the St. Johns Harness
shop.
For Rent A largo room house
on Jersey streot, close in: rent
$10. Phone Col; 297, or call 1035
S. Ivanhoe.
Scales is Right 'for .good gro
ceries, good service, good ac
commodation, nnd last, but not
least, "short accounts and long
friendship."
Thorobred Jersey Bull at Ser
viceOne of the good Jersey
bulls of Oregon at service,
$5.00. Innuiro Stock Sales Pa
vilion, Union Stock Yards, North
Portland, Oregon,
We aro informed that a busi
ness building 25x00 feet, of tile
block and concrete and one story
Inch will soon be erected on the
corner of Jersey and Baltimore
streets. It will have a founda
tion capable of supporting a three
story bunding.
P. H. Edlefsen, in company
with his brother. Anton, have
been spending a couple of weeks
i i en. t i. -:.,
in aim uruuuu auit luku oily.
Utah, looking after business
matters relative to their coal
business.
Tho Pacific International Live
stock Exposition, scheduled for
Portland next Fall, promises to
be one of the best stock shows
ever held in the West. Great
nrenarations are being made al
ready to secure tne entry oi a
very large number of blooded
cattle, sheep and hogs. This is
the third annual show and pre
miums amounting to $10,000 have
been arranged.
Any member of the Commer
cial club desiring to participate
in the banquet to be tendered the
city officials should communicate
at once with Secretary J. E.
Hiller. in Jrder that reservation
may be provided. The banquet
will be served next Monday
evening in the Commercial club
rooms, and any member is invit
ed to participate providing prop
er notification of such purpose is
previously given.
IMMODS
I
IN
Plumbing, Tinning
AND
furnace Installing
Call up Columbia 92
Typewriter ribbons for sale nt
this office; 50 cents each.
WE WANT
YOU
in sonic department of
the Church
Sunday Services
lliblc School: -10 n. til,
Morning Service: 1 1 n, in.
Junior O. it.: i P. 111.
V. V. 8. C. 15.: 7 p- in.
KvatiKcIiitlc Service! 8 p. in.
Wednesday Trnlning CI,H p, m.
Thursday I'riycriiirclin);:8 ji.iu.
J. n. JOHNSON, Pastor
I
I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
M tl U I Ml I lixlif ml I
I irner new lorn ii. ana nuns uouiema
A lino of typewriter ribbons.
both narrow and . wide, hns just
been received at tho Uoview
office: 50c each. Also carbon
paper at two sheets for five
cents.
SPECIAL
7
On all advertised Patent Medi
cines and Toilet Preparations.
The St Johns Pharmacy
Leading Druggists
Satisfaction, Is the word Oil
more, the Dnrber.
Jobbing work n specialty.
Satisfied, is tho word. G. W.
Ovorstreet,
Wanted Dressmaker. Call
Columbia 125, or apply at Rose
City hotel.
Picture framing done nt Portland
prices at II. I Clark's, the fund
litre man. tf
There is considerable building
activity in St. Johns at the pres
ent time.
Full lino of Nynl's Family Rem
edies at 25 per cent discount.
.he St. Johns Pharmacy.
It is Haiti that parlies are in
vestigating St. Johns water
frontage this week with a view
to securing a site for a manufac
turing industry.
Currin says: There is no need
for you to go to town for any
thing in tho drug line, becnuse
you can get tho best quality for
ess money at home.
Lame back is usually caused
by rheumatism of the muscles of
the back, for which you will find
nothing better than Chnmbor-
ain's Liniment, lor sale by
all dealers.
F. P. Drinker's now modern
five room residence is nearing
completion on South Ivanhoe be
tween Burr and Buchanan street.
Woodley and Uoat aro the contractors.
Pirst Christian Science Society-
Sundays 1 1 n. in., Wednesdays nt 8
. in. Reading room open on lues.
riittrs. nud Sat. from 2 to 4 p. 111.
All cordially invited to the services
ml rending room. Subject biinilnv:
Soul nnd Hotly.
Tho quality of my workman
ship is absolutely first class and
trices HIuIIT. I am determin
ed to grow in business by dosor-
ing to grow. Ask the man.
G. W. Ovorstreet, plumber and
gas fitter. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Phone Columbia b'JU.
Tho G. A. It. and W. R. C.
will hold their Memorial services
at the Methodist church on
Sunday, May 25, at 2:30 p. m.
All soldiers, whether Post mem
bers or not, uro cordially invit
ed, nnd n general invitation is
xtended to everybody to attend.
Ilnvc n limited number of Indian
Runner duck eggs
nnd baby ducks, al
so Hnrrcd Plymouth
nud White Icg
horn crks and baby
chickens. Call on
or nddress T. V.
Levens, 1 20 South Olympia Street.
hone Columbia 0.10.
Illnck Miuorcn eggs (or snle nlso.
Prof. Thomas Shaw, agricul
turist for tho Great Northern
tnilway. has been engaged by
tho Hill lines in Oregon to give
a scries of lectures in the cities
nnd towns a bug theso roads.
Io will talk to farmers at the
different points along the Hill
no tin the iJeschutvs luvor.ond
ing his trip in that section the
ast of this week.
Mv motto: "Wo nnnreciate
your patronage, and if there is
finvrliinn- nlinnt. tho hill or tho
goods that is not correct, please
report tho samo to ns, ami wo
will gladly make it right." This
is our way of doing business,
and wo want to havo you con
tinue ono of our customers.
Sciilng is Rii'lit: nhono Col. 210.
or investigate personally and got
my prices on lirst class groceries.
Ir. would snriirisQ vou to know
of tho great good that is being
done by Uhamberinin's inbiots.
Darius Downov. of Nowbonr
Junction, N. li writes, "My
wifn hns hnnn ustnir ( iianinnr.
Inin's Tnhlnts nnd finds thorn
vnrv fifi'octiml nnd (loinir hor lotH
of good."If you havo any trouble
wiin your siomncu or uowuih
give them a trial, sold by al
dealers.
E.F. Day purchased two dwell-
nrrH anil 1. H. Klvnn tho other
du-nllinir Unit hnd been located
on tho school grounds nt tho
rear of the Central building re
cently acquired by tho School
Board. Mr. Day s having his
purchases placed on Oswego
street, and Mr. I-lynn has moved
his building to Charleston street.
Wfl lindfirstnnd thnt tho Board
secured over $1000 for tho three
structures.
From good authority wo have
it that the Northwest Farmers
Wheat Growers' association aro
still considering the leasing o
the city dock, and that If spe
cial effort bo nut forth that they
mav be induced to lease it. it
would certainly prove a boon to
the city if this should come to
nass. as a number ot the ranch
era would make their homes in
St. Johns, and probably invest
considerable money here.
Mrs. A. Learned, Otis Learned
and fami y. and Mrs. J. P,
Wrinkle and children returned
Saturday from spending the win
ter in and around Long Beach
Cal. They report a most dc
lightful time, and they motored
throuch all the principal narts o
central and southern California
and northern Mexico. Otis
Learned was in tho employ o
the S. P. R. R. during the so
journ. They were all glad to
onco more arrive at beautiful St
Johns.
For Concrete lawn rollers see
V. W. Mason, or for sale at St.
ohns Hardware Co.
For Sale. Piano in first class
condition. Reasonable price.
Call at this ollicc.
Tho following communication
appeared in Monday's Oregonian,
and is self explanatory:
E. F. Wilson has disposed of
the Bungalow store near the post-
office to a Portland lady.
Are you particular about your
photo finishing? Then send it
to the St. Johns Pharmacy.
"Scales is Riirht" for staple
and fancy groceries, fruit and
vegetables in season. Alex S.
Scales; phone Col. 210.
Traveling time get trunks
and suit cases at the St. Johns
larness Shop, giving best values
for the money.
C. S. Currin and W. E. Bycr-
ee attended inspection day ex
ercises of the O. A. C. at Corval-
is last week.
The business of tho hardware
storo on Philadelphia street will
lereafter be done under tho title
f Miller Hardware Co.
Arkle Anderson is homo for
lis summer vacation. Ho has
been attending tho Stanford Uni
versity of Califomin.
Now is the time to get rid of
your rheumntism. You can do
it by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment nnd massaging tho
parts freely at each application.
or sale by all dealers.
Buy dog collars at the St.
Johns Harness Shop nnd get the
cense tag nut on free. These
collars will outlast the others,
two to one.
Fire broke out nt the residence
of Robert Koslowski nt the cor
ner of Maple and Fillmore street
Monday forenoon. Tho damage
amounted to approximately $100.
Wniinm Dnnlini In nmv trot
ting along on three legs, the re
sult of getting his foot under a
log when it happened to inn.
.lie injury was a most paimui
one.
Father's Day services will be
linlrl !n llin flnnimxratinnal
church Sunday, for which a spec
ial program has been prepared.
All invited, especially tho fath
ers, services begin nt o p. m.
Mr. Hollis of the Y. M. C. A.
will address the fathers.
.1. A. Vifrh. n rnoont nrrivnl
In SI .Tniinu. will nnmi tin oloe-
tric shoe repair shop In the Wol
cott building, corner of Charles
ton nnd Jersey, m tno very near
future.
Tim bmlnW mid iicooHHorlos npc?-
cssary to successful photography
disnlnv in tho window of Cllf-
i-lnn for Drinrn Ih niu of tho most
complete nnd attractive to bo
ound nnywhore.
Pni miiintlfn la n oiirn Riirn flf
. ."la i. . . l
iMtiifitlillfr.ullr.n A WUl'
of Ciinmborlain's Stomach and
iivor Tablets will strengthen
your digestion and improve your
uppotite. Thousands havo been
Denelited by nixing ineso mu
lcts. Sold by all dealers.
K R Uooi nf Portland has
iimduiHod tho E. O. Mairoou cl
al It 1
gar storo near tno reninsuia
National bank, and is having
tho samo overhauled and made
mnrn witiitimdimis. Air. Mairoou
lias onened ui a store at tho car
itufiia wuii iw ih rnnninir in
connection with his rostaurant
opposite tho Multnomah theatre.
Thnrn novor una a time when
icoplo appreciated the real mer-
ts of Chamberlain's uougn uem-
fwlv mnm than now. This is
shown by tho increnso in snlos
and voluntary testimonials irom
i a 11
iinrttmiH who havo noon curcu nv
St If vmi or vour children aro
troubled with cough or cold glvo
it a trial and becomo acquainted
with its good qualities. For sale
bv all dealers.
St. Johns is to havo an il to
tho mlnuto skating rink. It is
being constructed on North Jer
unv Hti-.'ot lulinininir tho McDon
ald block, and will bo conducted
by Messrs. Chenowith and Moore
of Medford. It will be bixiH
Toflt in i mnnn ona with a mini
wood floor. It will be first class
in every respect, so wo under
stand, and will bo ready for bus
iness within several weexs.
TC. H. Robinson wns found
guilty of distributing poison for
iiiit iiiirniiHii in Kiiiuii: uulo in
Judge Williams' Court Mondny
afternoon. Arsenic placed upon
uni'tinna nt a (loan rnuniL was
the means used. It is said that
nn lean tlinn nino canines have
met an untimely death by the
poison route m a short space ot
time.severai ot them being quite
valuable. The jury was corn
nosed of Messrs. Hollenbeck,
Hinman, Honham, untton anu
Tindall. The defendant was fined
in the sum of 50.
Persons willing to donate
(lftwni-s for n most, worthv nur
linen urn rnnnnstcd to leave samo
in the Recorder's office in the
city hall. They aro desired by
the Spanish War Veterans' As
Hnc Intinn nf Portland to bo shit)
ped to Spokane for decorative
iniriinsns on -Memorial Dav.
Flowers do not bloom as early in
Spokane as in St. Johns, and for
that reason thev aro solicited
hero. It is desired that the
flowers be in readiness for ship
ment May zatn.
Your Bank
Dealings:
If they nre lnrgc, the
Peninsula Nntlouat Dank is
well nblc to serve you in
efficient capacities.
If your bank dcnliugs
nre small, or only occasion
nl, this batik o fl 1 c e r s
nnd employes will con
sider it n privilege to extend
the benefit of its service to
you.
A checking nccotint, or n
savings nccoitnt, whichever
will best suit your require
ments, will give you nu in
troduction to Peninsula
National service.
PENINSULA
NATIONAL
BANK
Oldest Bank on the Peninsula
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SAVINGS f
St. Johns Furniture
Company
Gus Salmond, Mgr.
New and Second
Hand Furniture
Bought, Sold and Ex
changed
Bicycle Ordinance No. 193
Section 6: Hcfore any norxon
shall be permitted to ride any
bicyclo or other vehicle of liku
character on any sidewalk on any
street in the City of St. Johns,
io or thoy shall first secure a
icrmit therefor from tho City
tccorder. for which permit ho
or they shall pay tho sum of Ono
jollar (Sl.OO), which permit shall
sxnlro tho first Monday of April
of each year. On receipt of tho
. 1 1.. .1 !l 1 11...
laymeni. nurein uescriueu inu
lecorder shall issue to the appli
cant a receipt and motal tag
1 .1 it..
nearing tno name oi tno ouynmi
number of permit, which per
mits shall run in consecutivo
order from Number 1 upward,
and bo issued in new sorioti each
year. At the date of issue the
(ecorder shall register in the ll-
censo register the number of
each normit. tho dato of issue
and the name of the person to
whom issued. Thu metal tKir in
this section described shall lie
conspicuously placed on any bi
cycle or other llko vehicle to bo
ridden, as in this ordinance pro
vided, nnd any bicyclo or like
vehicle being ridden moro than
once on tho streets without such
tag from nnd tutor tho 11th day
of September, 1008, shall subject
the ridor to tho penalties pro
scribed in this ordinanco. Pro
vided, however, that physicians
n dischargo of thoir protosstau
al duties may uso any walk by
)wing proper regard tor tno
speed limit.
O. W. ALLFN.
Chief of Pollco.
Proposals Wanted
Hids will bo recoivod by the
Hoard of Directors of School
District No. 2 of Multiuuufth
county up to 4 p. in. Juno 12th,
to supply the school of tho dis
trict with first growth, heavy nr
slab wood, not less than 200
cords. Tho Board rosorves the
right to roject any and all bids.
Address bids enro of
J. E. TANCH,
Clerk School District No. 2.
Published in tho St. Johns Ho
view May 23,30, and Juno 0, '10.
' Sewing Wnntod.-102G North
Leonard street, St. Johns.
Wanted Homo for two littls
girls aged 11 and M years.
where they can attond school
nnd work for their board. Ad
dress W, care of this office.
A netition for the organixa-
tion of an Oregon National Guard
company in St. Johns has boeiv
circulated here, and over 1UU
signatures havo been secured.
In all probability St. Johns will
havo a full fledged militia com
pany in a short time.
An Oregon lad beat the boat
record made in England in rais
ing tho greatest number of pota
toes from a single tuber. An
English boy raised 220 pounds
from 11 potatoes, and the Eng
lish papers saw something in
that to crow about. An Albany
boy winning the state contest
among school children last year
grow GG0 pounds from ono pota
to by transplanting sprouts from
the original, which had 13 eyes.
to both city and country,