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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. JOHNS REVIEW DY A. W. MARKLE Pubtlifacd lStrry FrliJnr At 117 Went lJurllnRton Street. Tint Ritviwv in mitl nl ptHlnfTiec In Sntnt JoJim. OrKn, m tm mnttor of the ccoul cUm umw the Act of Con ,(roHof Mnreh j, 1879. Job rilntlnc tenlH l flrMi ! All ommmmImIIom ihcaM fc tdJiMi! l Tk JWtUw, fit. Jehn, Ottfn. OffletU Niwiptptr of tfa City of M. Jehni. Subterlptlen prlo $1.00 inrymr. THE FIRST TEST OF COFFEE is the even size nnd color of the bean. The next is the degree of fragrance, the final is the taste of the coffee when made. You will find ours come up to nnd ex cel your expectations. Try a pound and you'll know what real good coffee is. Our teas also are exquisite in flavor and body. They make friends every day. Amber Brand 35c Coffee will please the Most Exacting WW Hol Kor tho filortmiH Fourth 1 As considorablo (liHcujwion Iihh boon aroued over the law rem tivo to speed limit, and consider able misunderstandiiiK. we linvo takon the following from the Gonoral Laws of the State of Orotron. enacted and adopted by the 2Gth regular sowiion of the LoiriHlative Assembly. 1011: Section 17: The rate of speed on all streets, roadn and high ways of this Stale shall be a rea sonable Hpecd, tip to and not exceeding 25 miles an hour, but any speed in excess of 25 miles an hour unon any road or high way of this Slate shall be an un reasonable speed and is proiui) Red by this act; provided, how ever, that no motor vehicle shall be driven at a rate faster than eight miles an hour upon tho country roads or highways of this State when within one bun drod yards of any vehicle drawn by horse or horses. Section 25: Local authorities shall have no power to pass, on force or maintain any ordinance, rule or regulation .... pre scribing a slower rate of speed than herein specified at which such vehicle may be operated, or the use of the streets, roads and highways of this Stale, contrary or inconsistent with the provis ions of this act: and all such or dinancos, rules or regulations now in force are hereby declar ed to bo of no validity or ell'ect; provided, however, that the 10 cal authorities may limit by ordi nance, rule or regulation here after adopted, the speed of vehi cles on the streets within their respective corporate limits, on condition that such ordinance, rule or regulation shall also fix the same speed limitation for all vehicles, not to he in any case less than one mile in six minutes and on further condition that local authorities shall also have placed conspicuously on each main street, road and highway of tills btate whore the houiula ry of such local authority crosses the same and on every main Btreet whore the rate of speed changes, signs ot suihcient sixo to be easily readible by persons using tho same, bearing the words, "Slow down to - miles" (tho rate being inserted) and with an arrow pointing in the direction where the speed is to be reduced or changed: and pro vided further, that Mitid ordi nance, rule or regulation shall fix the penalties for violation thereof similar to and no greater than those prescribed by this act for violation of speed limita Hon by any vehicles; and pro vitieu lurihcr, that nothing in this net contained shall be con- struud as limiting the power of local authorities to make, enforce and maintain further ordinance. rules or regulations affecting vehicles which are used to carry the public lor hire. Section !l.r: All acts and parts of acts upon the regulation of motor vehicles, whether in con formity herewith or in conflict herewith, are each and every one ot them hereby expressly rcpeafod. Skis, n. V- - . All men vtm MA ICIi tnttiwy, hot I'cw men know how to Invest money. When yon mnke money von doiond on lv io 1 ttlJliiiliulu wiivn yon m 'vost iitonvv von must tlvnontt niton OTII ISltH. A'o A I. If .... 1 f I' III.' mnn svrvos ot hovs ns well ns .serves himself. That's wliv imttlntx yonr money Into somethlnu von omi t WA I C Is almost nlwnys iinjiroi itnnie ' Hint Isll'you wish movo tlinn n lour per cent re 1 11 rii. Itewnru of uct-rloh-tinlok schemes! hot Olllt llnnk he YOlTIt llnnk We jmy4 percent Intvrvst. 01 Savings Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ST. JOHNS, OREGON A Pretty Wedding A pretty wedding was solemn ized last Thursday afternoon at '1 o'clock, at the home of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dickie, when Mr. Harry Rawson and Miss Myrtle K. Dickie were made man mid wife. Uov. 10. A. Leonard, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in this city, performed the cere mony, Lewis Simmons acted n the capacity of best man, and Miss Cora Nelson as bridesmaid. Moth are well known and most popular SI. Johns young people, whose friends aro legion. Tho bride is an accomplished and at tractive young lady, while the groom is one 01 bt. .lonns' en terprising young businesss men. The r hosts ol mends wish the happy couple a long, prosperous and happy journey through life. The Bungalow Store 408 N. Jersey St. Horn To Mr. and Mrs. 13. W. McLean Sunday. Juno 22, a twelve pound boy. WantedHoys to sell ofllcial programs 01 the (.'ulebration. Call at this oflice at once. John Mueller returned last week from an extended tour of Canada. He states that he found times very slow in the north country. For Sale Five boxes.contents unknown, one cooking range.one commode, 0110 mattress, one sil ling room stain I. four beds and springs, one ironing board, one round dining room table, one barrel, content! unknown, ono tool chest, contents unknown; all tagged Kay bin 1 1. Uo mom a c. Wash, Will be sold ten days af ter tho last publication of this notice, l'roporty of James Gard ner of St. Johns. Takon on at tachment of Justice Court of St. Johns. First publication June 121, last publication July 18, 101!l. 1. bchmauder. RESOLUTION Groceries, Confectionery, Ice Cream Fruit, Citjars, Tobacco, Etc. E. F. Moore, Prop. wiWiwiiiiiiiiiiMininiiiininiiiiiiiitramuitiiiiwiiniiiitiniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiii' "Here is fheAnswerV'iri Webster's New International The Mirriam WtesiiR I'.trrr lr In Vur tnllc nml rrndlnf, nt Inline, on thontMTt mr. In Itio oni. .hop nmLi IiimiI )ou likely fiucUon tlio mum. In of .iniif mw miiiI. A rrlrnil lukat Wlwt nmkr miirlnr linnlrii?" Vim Mvk llioliKHllnnor .(x-A A'liffnr nr lliftiroiiim rtallmi of Jujutm. u U uhllt roair I till Nnv Crrnlliin nn.M'rrt nil kind of iiiriioii in Mtiriinri'.llHlof y llloLT.ipliy. Kli lloil, Kiirrlun Vmil. '1 r ulo. ArU uikI 400,000 Worcll. 6000 Illustration!. Coit J400.000. 2700Pbb. Tlie oiilt illrllnnnriMvllli llio ntte ttlildnlpavr, clmr- nrli-nnil n "Abtiuko of Oi'iilut." InJIi rnr Cdltlan: On linn, oiniiup, elmnr, Imllit iwikt. Wiuit n null.. Ni liiiii Iimiwii tlin Sltitlnm Urii.tcrlnn form m light nml mi rniiMiiii iit to uk' I ()nn liairtlia tlin knrM mill well-lit of ItfKUlxr lalitlcm. RefuUr fditlont tii .trmitf lNK,k rvinrr Wi. Wrll. (r pmu, f tin, U'.IK.IU. r.viK.u.i .(fx Ilk 0.&C. MERniAM CO, SpilnllU,MiiC A Word about S. & li. Green Tradin "If the operating expense of n business is 20 per cent and that merchant increases his business 25 per cent by giving "S. & H" Green Trading Stamps it reduces his operating expense to 16 per cent or in other words the merchant sells the same goods at precisely the same price yet makes a 4 per cent greater profit, which enables lnni to give to HIS customers a discount lor prompt pay ment. He is additionally benefitted by being enabled to avail himself of his cash discount. Every merchant who pays his bills promptly receives a discount, then why not give a discount to the prompt paying consumer? Wc give our patrons a discount by giving them S. & H. Green Trading Stamps which are backed by .1 inillou dollars and which have been given for over ten years by such con cerns as The Sieglc Cooper Co. of New York, Jas. Cutler's 240 groceries, Rotchicld & Ccof Chicago, and thousands of other enterprising merchants throughout the U. S. We invite comparisons as to price nnd quality with any store not giving S. & II. Stamps. COUPON Cut Out This and wo will give you 10 S. & H. Green Stamps FREE with 50c purclinsc in addition to the StnmpH with the CAbli purchase Not good nftor July 18, 1913 COUCH & CO. ' General Mcrclimidlsc rhoiic Columbia 137 St. Jolnu, Oregon 1 Phone Columbia 137 "PIONEER MERCHANTS GOUCH & CO. Financial Aid Rendered wl i no loiiowmjr parties nave con tributed to a fund for the imr poso of dofrnyinir tho hospital uxnonsos of Airs. I'allrulKO of bt. Johns, who is undorgoini; an op oration, the subscription impor uoinjj circulated ny Airs, is, k Sully: 10. M. UdnioiuUon, I P, Drinkor, Tho Gonova, Chas. IS. Garlick, John Noco, Harry A. Imbodon, IS. H. Sully. IS. 0. Ma Koon, Honhntn & Currior, Mr. Imbodon, St. Johns Hardwaro Co.. W. S. Karris. W. Jowor, C. It. Thompson. IS. V, Mooro, 1). 13. Hrodalil, Currins for Drugs, Mabel Hundall, L. IS. Hose, Mr. McKinnoy, Jamos 13. Murphoy, Ormandy Hros., T. I). Condon, Mrs. Hrown, Mrs. L C. Hobin son, Poninsula National Bank, 0. J. Gntzmyor, totalling in all ?35.00. Dr. 0. 0. Boyor, who will have chargo of tho oponttion, has most genorously consonted to tieei-s eortUKHted It U rt")lvel by thu City of St. John. Oivuuii: Tlwt it ilffiiu it txietliiit ami Drees ry In Improve I(h.i folk tvvl (rmi thf MHilhvrly siik' linv of 1'ew.f mUii irtretfl to tiio uortliurly lino of St. John llriuliu Aililltlon in tlic rltv of St. Joluu in lliv following milliner, to wit. Ilv railing Mid Mutiou of .tu'ct to gnultt or suDnruiU1 to lie ttflttluhcl, nml by laying a nix foot cemotit Mile whIU nml by cmtnctinir a ctnuunt curli on both iilf of suiil ktrcet, thv curlw to ov elKltttieu lut I rout tlio nronortv line oi uie hireut, unit toi'einer Willi stiry rcment croMtvitlks ami itou uutturii. Work to tie done iiecoril in to the pluim ami H'cifications of the eity eni-' neer on flic in the office of the city recorder relative theieto, ulilch Mlil itlnnit ami Kiiedfleutions; mu entiiiiHteii are SMtikfuctorv ami are I hereby approved, tvdil iiiiirovcimnts to be tunile in aecorilauce with the I lwrlor ami orilimmeeM of the citv oi I St. Johiw, ami iimler the suierviiioii ami ilirectlou of the eity engineer. 1 mil tlie cut ol Mill luiDrovcmeiit to he kektel liro rata an movuled bv the city charter upon the proiwrly eiHvmllv ami iMrtieularlv beuefitte! therebv. ami which is hereby declared to be all of lots iwiits of lots, blocks mid Hircelsof luml t uvineeii mu ivnuiui oi men imorove i meiits ubuttiii); Ukiii, mljaceut or prox ' imate to said Street from the UMruiuul lines of said street kick to the i center of the block or blocks or tract of i laud iiuiittliiL' tlieieou or nroxtmute thereto. That all the uroiHirtv included in said improvement district aforesaid is herebv declared to be Local IiiiDrovcment district No. 100. Ihut the city engineer's assiksmeiit of Fi. V. k mMim iw i hum mm rmmm Ul WW I (F I "''I 1 f Ml J III TfpOPULAKf Popular Mechanics Magazine "WRITTEN 10 YOU CAN UNDERSTAND IT" A GREAT Continued Story of tho World' Progret which you may begin rending nt any time, and which will hold your interest forever. 250 PAGES EACH MONTH 300 PICTURES 200 ARTICLES OF GENERAL INTEREST The "Shop Note j " Dcprtmnt (20 page) icivp ea.y ways to do thmiia-hotvtu nuke Uitlul articlnt for home anil shop, rrpairs. etc. "Am.Uur Mechanic." (10 rBM trlls how to make Miasiou lumnure, wtrrlKwteutnu. boats, eniiinw, nuiilc, uul all llio lluniia a boy loves. $1.60 PER YEAR. SINGLE COPIES IS CENTS Ask your newsdealer, or WRITE TOR FREE SAMPLE COPY TODAY l'OI'L'LAU MECHANICS CO. The Best Light At The Lowest Cost ELECTRIC LIGHT is the most suitable for homes, Jollices, shops and other places needing light. Electricity can bo used in any quantity, large ,ipr small, thereby furnishing any required amount of light. Furthermore, electric lamps jpan ue located in ajiy place, tnusaitorumgany MTdt "desired distribution 01 light. No other lamps possess these qualifications, tliere- fore it is not surnrisintr that electric lamps are rapidly replacing all others in modern establishments. Portland Railway, Light & Power Company IT WIZARD FERTILIZER Odcrless, Lasting, Wonderful Results Sold only in 25 lb. white cotton bags, $1.75 and 2 lb. cartoons, 25 cents Use only one-fourth the usual amount of Commercial Fertilizes. Kor lawns, flowers, gardens fields, shrubs, etc. Ask for book, its free. You get results LAUTHERS' MERCANTILE CO., Sole Agt. Phono Columbia 10 It HENDERSON McDonalaBldg.,208 Jersey I Heal Estate, Loans, insurance t Abstracts of Title Prepared. Accurate Work Guaranteed. 4 Read the Review and keep posted. SEEDS BL'aBCE'J SEEDS SUCCEED I SPECIAL OFFER: 'itt.lt U V.IU H. lU.Uru. AtrUlntlP ui&ka voa our MruiAueut ruiiouif r. Prlrc Collection ."".HM!ttM " vti3iinj.i.i 11 tb. flnul I T.r.lp f trl.nalJ i UW.. Ml Tklt.. Write to-day; Mention this Paper. TREASURER'S SALE OF Delinquent Assessment Opening of Polk Street SEND 10 CENTS m tell k perform his work fruo of clntrgo, ,1,u I'rojMWetut"! cot of iii improve " in fmni v i na ita tnftiimb ..II l will Uld ID K.-;iy.4U. Tho family dosiros to thank all for their sonorous assistance in this most worthy cause. Wo have always led in quality, service and price, and wo aro yot in tho lead.- Currin's for Drugs. Wo do all kinds of convoyano intf, with notary public services. McKinnoy & Davis. That tlieco.t ol said ktrcut bo n&iekseil 011 n pro rutn basis u;aiti!t tliu ltoKirty 111 witi lucni uuMiiiiuiu itisirici ns pro vlilwl by the charter of the city of St. Johns. Atlontwl liv the rouucil this 1st hiv of July, 1U18. 1'. A. HICIt. l'ublUhiMl i the St. Julius Koview July 4 and 11. 1913. Note tho label on your paper. 10 acres.oak timber and brush, easily cleared: can all be culti vated; four miles from Oakland, Douglass county, Oregon; to trade for house and lot or vacant lots in St. Johns. Will give good trade. This is a chanco for some young follow to make a farm home. Wo will assume stroet improvoinonts or small mortgage. McKinnoy & Davis. Notico is heroby given that I will, on Monday. July 28th. 1918. at tho hour of 10 o'lock a. m.,sel 1 at tho front door of the city hall 'of the eity of St. Johns, Oregon, I at public auction to tho highest 1 bidder, cash m hand, tho proper tv described below, exceut such as may be redeemed by tlio own- , er prior to the date of sale, or so much thereof as necessary to pay assessment, interest nnd cost lovied against said property. Polk Street- Lot 3, block 2, St, Johns Heights Subdivision. A. Johnson, owner: amount, $15.00, J. E. TANCH, City Treasurer Published in tho St. Johns Re view Juno 27, July -1, 11 and 18, 1913. Same old price for repairing shoes.- J. C. Brooks, N. Jersey. Notice of Cost of Improvement Notice is herebv given that the assess ment for the improvement of New York street from Smith avenue to l'es. seiideu street, the total cost of which is S90.63, was tleclaretl by Ordinance No. 545, entitled "An ordinance declar ing the cot of improving New York street from the northerly hue of Smith avenue to the southeasterly line of 1'cssenden street, and assessing the property benefited thereby, declaring sucu assessment ami tiirecting tne entry nf the &.1I1IC. Ifl the ilfvlt pt nf rltv 1fna The cost of said improvement is levied upon all tlie lots, parts ot lots and tvir eels of laud within the boundaries of the district described as follows; Itetweeu the northerly line of Smith aveuue and the southeasterly Hue of I'essenden street. A statement of such assessment has been entered in the docket of city liens june j3, iyia, unit saut assessment is now due and payable at the office of the recorder of the city of St. Johns, Or- egon, and will be delinquent and bear interest utter June , 1'Jia. and if not paid on or before Julv 13. 1913. pro ceedings will be taken for the collection of the same by sale of property as pro- vtiteit by tlie city cliarter. V, A. KICUJ, Recorder Published in the St. Johns Review ou June 20 ami 27, 1913. IL SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK Nrs. Pots Sad Irons, Regular $1.25 Set, Special . . . .9,15c Henis Fruit Press. Regular 30c Special 15c Camp Stoves Reduced Camp Stools Regular 40c .Special 30c Hammocks Reduced Blue Bnntnelware Special at?. 25c Brass Wash Boards Regular .joc Special s. .25c i. qt. Enamel Dish Pans Regular 40c Special. .. ,25c SEE WINDOW DISPLAY A Complete Stock of Screen Doors and Windows We issue Fishing and Hunting Licenses ST. JOHNS HARDWARE CO. 1 f f f f f f f f f f f f f 4 lumber: Rough, Dressed, Flooring, Finish. Slabwood Pronjpt Dry, Deliveries. Green, Quality Blocks, Guaranteed. Trimmings ST. JOHNS LUMBER CO. Phone Columbia 131 f f f f 4 4 EXCURSIONS EAST Daily May 28 to September 30, return limit October 31st. Uioice ot routes and stopovers in both directions. MA fi N LIMITED TRAINS EAST VIA SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEAT TLE, GREAT NORTHERN NORTHERN PACIFIC BURLINGTON ROUTE LOW ROUND TRIP FARES Baltimore. $ 107 50 Milwaukee. . Boston no 00 Minneapolis. Buffalo 92.00 New York.. Chicago v. . 72.50 Omaha Colorado Springs 55 00 Philadelphia $ 72.50 60,00 108,50 . 60,00 108,50 e,'V.er, 55-0O PlttsblUR 91,50 DesMoiues 65 70 St. Louis 7Q00 "cuuii , 03 5i 01. raui Duluth 60 00 Toronto Indianapolis 79 90 Washington . . Katisas City 60.00 Winuipeg . . , . , 60.00 92,00 107.50 60,00 Train schedules and other details will be furuished ou request. Baggage checked and sleepinn car accommodations nrrntimxi thru ----- 'T '0' to destiuatiou. R. II. Crozier, Asst. GenM Pass. Act. n XT Portlaud, Qregou St. Johus, Oregon W. C. Wilkes, Asst. Geu'l Freight & Pass. Agent.