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Blue Tag Sale Dining Tables This week will end the Great Blue Tag Sale Days at Ormandy Bros Big Furniture Store. For one week, our splendid, com plete line of Dining Tables will be cut way, way down. la- Plnin oak.G foot extension din inir table, mission finished in wax. Regular $R00, Blue Tag Special $11.20 A beauty, G4 inch top, 8 foot extension dining table, has 12 inch octagon pedestal, colonial design, heavy solid feet extend ing to top of pedestal. Regular $G0.()0. Hltio Tag Special- $48.00 HSU Htl.tT Quarter sawed oak, wax finish, G foot extension dining table, round pedestal with claw feet. Regular $18.00, Blue Tag Special $13.50 Wax finish quartered oak, 45 inch top, G foot extension din ing table, round quartered pedes tal with ilat solid base. Regular $22.50, Blue Tag Special- $16.50 45 inch top, quarter sawed oak. 8 foot extension dining table. 8 inch round shaped ped estal with claw feet. Regular $27.50, Blue Tag Spccial- $18.00 Very pleasing designed exten sion dining table in quartered oak, golden polish, colonial ped estal and feet. Regulur $28.00, Blue Tag Speciul- $21.50 Six foot extension dining table, highly ioHshcd, 45 inch top. Regular $12.00. Blue Tag Special $8.50 Six foot extension table, 12 inch round turned pedestal with claw feet, wax finiBh and lock nttached. Regular $27.00, Blue Tag Special $22.00 Attractive cluster pedestal, 5 separate supports which spread apart when the table is extend ed, a quarter oak, 44 inch top, wax finish. Regular $32.00, Bluu Tag Special $25.00 One-fourth Off on alf Hammocks and Refrigerators coT Ormandy Bros. 1 0PZ CREDIT FURNITURE OFFICE Local News. E. L. Perkins loft Thursday for his home in Carlton to spend his vacation with his parents. Mrs. J. A. Simmons of Inde- fiendence is visiting herchildren 3. A. Simmons and Mrs. II. C. Finch of this city. Thos. Grico and family have moved hero from Vancouver, Wash., and are domiciled at the Whitney house on 1G23 North lvanhoo street. Two rooms are being added to the Congregational church on the corner of Richmond and lvanhoo streets, which will afford class rooms that are badly need ed. S. C. Cook and wife, Mrs. C. L. Holmes and children, and Mrs. E. A. Blew and children, departed Thursday of last week for Sun' Set Beach for a two weeks' fishing and surf bathing outing. The Consul of Austria Hungary desires to ascertain the present whereabouts of Aurel Morar from whom the last tidings wore St. Johns, Oregon. Any one know ing anything about him is re quested to leave infomation with Postmaster T, J. Monahan. A farewell party was given Miss Nellie Brown upon Rev. Murphey's lawn Tuesday evening by Class Five of the Congrega tional church. The event was a most pleasing one. Miss Brown is leaving St. jonns lor uniuor nia, where she will make her future home, Adam F. Kaemlein, who has been spending the past couple of years in Northern California, has returned to St. Johns. His numerous friends were particu larly glad to see him again and learn that he may possibly re main a citizen of St. Johns. As a tonsorial artist Adam has few equals, C. M. Cook, inspector of the Equitable Savings and Loan As sociation of Portland, was a vis itor in St. Johns last Tuesday. The Equitable "is a mammoth and prosperous institution with resources nearing $3,000,000, and securities exceeding $6,000. nnn nnrl has annointed John N. Edlefsen its agent for making real estate loans in this city. The regular monthly meeting of the Commercial club which should have been held Wednes day evening, July 16th, was nnatnnned on account of commit tee work relative to the sweet pea show and school garden con test The meeting will be held .on .Tulv 10th. at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of the club members is desired. Miss Hazel Nutting is n guest i of her mint, Mrs. T.II. Cochran, this week. Norman and Gertrude Bald win are visiting at the home of K. C. Couch this week. W. L. Carman of Spokane spent Sunday and Monday with his mother, Mrs. Alan Black burn. J. N. Hnrnnv nnd Htfln dnncrli. tor, Mary Elizabeth, are visiting! in Spokane, Wash., and Wallace, Idaho. ! C. E. Miller has opened up a blacksmith shop on the corner of Alta and lvanhoo streets, and is prepared to do any kind of work in his line. Congregational ChurclvSun duy School 10 a.m.; preaching 11a. m. and 8 p. m. ; C. E. at 7 p. m. t'rayermeetlng weanes day at 8 p. m. Mrs. Blackman, wife of Rev. Blackman, formerly pastor of the Free Methodist church of this place died at her home in Portland last week. Miss Pearl Streeter of Sher wood, Oregon, was in the city last week to meet Miss Pauline Coop of Unionville, Mo. They spent the week visiting friends in St. Johns and Portland. Mr, and Mrs. G.W.Overstreet, Misses Pauline Coop and Edna Dickson and David Byerlee re turned with Miss Pearl Streeter for a week end party at her homo at Sherwood, Oregon, last baturday. Ed Monahan sold his house at 523 Oswego street to Gus Maski who has moved it to his ot pur chased from Chas. Sagert. Mr. Monahan will rebuild on the same site. Mr. Culp has charge of the the work. K. C. Couch has gone into the bee raising business. Last week while at work building a hen house at his house on Fillmore street a swarm of bees came along and Mr. Couch promptly hired all the small boys in the vicinity to drum on tin cans.etc, and he hived the swarm of bees as neatly as an expert could have done. Mrs. E. F. Day entertained at an elaborate course luncheon on Thursday last. After lunch the afternoon was spent in playing 500. Mrs. Edlefsen was the lucky winner of the first prize, a handsome piece of cut glass. Mrs. Rambo won the second prize, a cut glass bon bon dish. The invited list included Mes dames Edlefsen, Rambo, Valen tine, Boyd, Gammel, Murray, Brown, Jngledue, Harrington, Hiller. Hartel. A. A. Muck. Der- rie, Chas, Muck, Evens and Mar- kle. EDMONDSON CO. 203 S. Jersey Street MMDS IN Plumbing, Tinning AND Furnace Installing Call up Columbia 92 Typewriter ribbons for sale ol this office; 50 cents each. YOU are cordially invited to attend the services, and AR E sure to find a hearty WELCOME every Sunday morning and cveniug at the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner New York SI. and Central Avenue I A lino of typewriter ribbons. j both narrow and wide, has just ' been received at tho Review .office: 50c each. Also carbon paper at two sheets for five I cents. 99 "SWAT THE FLY Our annual crusade against the pesky FLY has begun. During the following week, we will Give Away 1000 Fly Swatters from our store. The value of these little articles can not be over estimated, as science has proven the little fly is responsible for a large percentage of disease and sickness. Every adult calling at our store the follow ing week will be presented with a Fly Swatter free, To Advertise the Durham Duplex Safety Razor we are authorized to sell a limited uumbe,r of DUR HAM DEMONSTRATORS (safety razors) at the small sum of 35c. Come in and see them. Drugs and Patent Medicines at Cut Rate Prices We maintain a cut price on all patent medicines and tpilet articles. Get our prices before going to Portland, Remember we carry MINUET TALCUM POWDER and VELVETINA toilet specialties, the guaranteed goods. "Swat the Fly" and patronize The St. Johns Pharmacy RELIABLE DRUGGIST Mwsc ymr tk NMcNh, to Die tMHt, tK iUiVk. miUnl 000 Hon itfokom. qui iv nt Tai It. 11(tn. lVlHtr framtHC ifeMKr at Im-Uh4 ttHTMH r.Climk s ike ihih! litre matt If (1rr1n says: W Wave one quality. ie awrloa, mr? irrtce. the llfcST. WANTED- A T AM STB It AT PORTLAND tt'OOLKN MILLS. Mrs. W. K. Ashby loft ywUr tiny to visit friends in South Rend, Wnsh. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Gllmora hnc returned from a delightful I sojourn at Seaside. I a m. -(. -1..M.1 ..e it.. t J i II1UIIUI DIM Ullllll 111 .Ml. IIIIW 1 Mrs. J. It. CummitiKS died Wed nesday. Wanted Girl forjronornl house work, St. .Johns jrirl preferred. Apply, Mrs. 12. S. Currier, 410 12. Chicago SU 2tp. Currin says: For the next thirty days we will develop roll films any size free. This is to prove to you the quality of our work. Currin says: We carry all the leading magazines in stock but if there is a special one you want we will get it for you on very short notice. Mrs. V. Blum of St. Louis, Mo., was a guest of Mrs. 12. Byars and Mrs. Ed. Ashby last week. Wanted To exchange good team of horses for vacant ground in St. Johns. Chas. Sngert, 10U N. Jersey street. Currin says: If it isn't an EASTMAN it isn't a Kodak. Don't be fooled by the name. We do all kinds of conveyanc ing, with notary public services. Mchinney &i Davis. Our ice cream sodas and ices are iiavoreu wmi true lruu llavors and served absolutely clean. Remember this when you are thirsty. Currins for Drugs. The vounir people of the Evan gelical church have secured the use of two lots on lvanhoo street, one on either side of Charleston street, and will fit up the Hiinio for recreation and athletic pur poses, a most excellent idea. On account of campmeeting in nroirrcss at Quinnby Park, there will bo no services in tho Evan gelical church Sunday with the exception of Sunday School, which will take place at 0 a. in.. instead of 10 o'clock, the usual hour. Currin says: Have you over bouirhtanyof our full weight QUALITY household drugs? It will pay you to buy them here. Better and more of them always. First Christina Science Sociely- Sundays 11 a. 111., Wednesdays ut 8 p. in. Rending room open on lues. Tliurs. mid Sat. from 2 to .1 p. m. All cordiully invited to the services nml reading roam. Subject Stmdnv: "Truth." A rumor which wo have been unable to confirm is current to tho effect that Earl P. Wilson, formerly proprietor of tho Bun galow store in this city, was killed in a railroad accident at or near Seattle. Chilli Con Carno at Dan's Res taurant. Wanted at Dan's Restaurant, young woman, general helper. Lost- on Charleston street or Smith avenue, red rubber hose. Kindly notify Dan's Restaurant. Reward, good Sunday dinner for 'two. For Sale Six room house and lot, fruit trcos, grape arbor, strawberries in, also river view, Owner on tho plnco to show. 914 S. Edison street. Mrs. Clarkson. sales lady for Couch and Co., received a letter from her sister in Central Texas stating that it had been so hot there that the eggs were found cooked hard in the coops by night. Rather discouraging for the hens. Multnomah County Veterans Association will hold their annu al reunion picnic at Peninsula Park Saturday, July 2G. All veterans with families, W. R. C L. of G. A. R. and friends are requested to bo with them. Bring well tilled baskets. Coun tersign: Dinner. Tho funeral of Charles C. Corn stock, who died last Friday evening, was held Sunday from the Blackburn undertaking par lors, Rev. Plowman officiating. The remains were interred in Columbia cemetery. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Comstock, of G16 West Charles ton street, and had been sick but a few days. Mrs. D. N. Byerlee left for Prairie City, Iowa, to be with her father, Allen Ilickey, who lias many friends here, after re ceiving word Tuesday evening that he was very low and not expected to live. Mr. Ilickey is 86 years old and has been a min ister in the Christian church for over fifty years. Mrs. Byerlee will spend a couple of months while there visiting relatives and friends through the Middle states, some of whom she has not seen for twenty-five years. Prosperity rrtf in thr I rm attarr tlat faajiiU Hit lit That draraaft n an Ming) niggardly, Baav t'U ..1 1 1 1, board htm lM-ttih - Mi an atmprfr Hi sag wiTir.ti v .in mran atitl H i k dollar Will; 'l k.ii.il rkl i 1 tin on gri 4 ' tmal iiiu t awl it ci tng -ran: annual PENINSULA NATIONAL BANK Oldest Bank en the l'KTKK At'Tji' s, Pre. John X. KiH.xruKX, Cauli tVntnuii F C Knai r, Vice Prta. S 1. Ih.kii . A ! Caab. 4 ON SAVINGS 40b ORDINANCE: NO. 552 RESOLUTION AN ORDINANCE REGULAT ING THE KEEPING OF DOGS, PROVIDING A PEN ALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. AND DECLAR ING AN EMERGENCY. The City of St. Johns doos or dain as follows: Section 1. All dogs within the city of St. Johns, Oregon, not kept or controlled within a suffi cient enclosure, led or secured iy a line, rope or chain or mux led, from the 15th day of Juno to the 16th day of September of each year, so effectually an to prevent the animal from biting persons or animals are hereby declared to be a public nuisance and a menace to health and safety. Section 2. All person or pur sons owning, keeping or having control of any dog or dogs with- it tho city or bt. Johns not Kept within a sufficient enclomire, led or secured by a lino, rope or chain, shall nnizzlo the animal or animals from the 16th day of June to the 15th of September each year, so as to ollectually prevent it or them from biting persons or animals. The said muzzle shall be of wire design, and shall at all times bo proper ly adjusted so 113 to cover the (log's nose, mouth and head, and fasten around thn neck or to the collar. Section .1. All dogs within the city of St. Johns, tho own ers or holders thereof shall have failed to comply with the provisions of Section two (2) of this ordinance shall imme diately upon the taking eU'ecl of this ordinance be con lined with in tho city pound by the pound- master or any of his deputies. Section -I. Any person viola ting any of the provision! of this ordinance shall upon con viction thereof in tho Munici pal Court he punished by a fine not exceeding Fifty ($fi0.00) Dol lars or by imprisonment in the city jail for a period of not ex ceeding Twonty (20) days, or both such lino and imprison ment. Section 5. Whereas, this or dinance is necessary for tho im mediate preservation of the pub lic health, peace and safety of the city of St. Johns, Oregon, in this: That several casoH of ra dios or hydrophobia exialed within tho city of Portland, which disease is infectious and a menace to the people thereof, and tho emergency of thin ordi nance is thereforo nocoesary. Now, therefore, an omorgoney Is horoby declared and thin ordi nnnco.shall becomo ofl'ectivo and In force from and after iU pas sage by the Council. Passed by tho council July 22, 1913. Approved by tho Mayor July 22 1913 CHAS. BREDESON, Mayor. Attest: F. A. RICE, City Recorder. Published in tho St. Johns Re view July 25, 1913. Multnomah Theatre It Is resolve by the City of St. Johns: That whfisos, the WMfiMM are drawn and rc4y for dHv ery to tho putties entitled to tist name In the matter of openiaf and extendi nR Polk street from the southerly side of iJtwson street to the northerly Hue of St. Johns Height Addition, ft shown in the condemnation pro coedings thereof on Ale In the office of the city recorder, mark ed "Exhibit A." Now, therefore, be it resolved that said Polk street, from the northerly Bide line of St Johns Height Addition- to the souther ly line of Dawaon street, with the boundaries thereof as pre pared and designated by the ally engineer s protiie, and adopted by the Council, as shown by Ordinance No. KM. the same be and it is hereby declared to be public street and highway, and to be opened and established according to such plans and tiouiKinries. And tho city engineer is here by directed to prepare ami file for record in the office of the County Clerk of Multnomah county, state of Orenon, a oopy of this resolution, and an auou- rale, pint of said street and pixii). erty so appropriated for Mild public use. Adopted on this 22nd day of July, A. I).. 1918. F. A..Ripi, fit at DANniwIatt Published in tho SU Johns U viuw July 3c, 1018. RESOLUTION Coming for two days only August 1st and 2nd- John Run yon's famous colored picture, 'Tho Pilgrim's Progress" in four reels, with lecturer and apo dal musical ellocts. No raise in price- 10 cents. Rev. W. S. Plowman has re signed the pastorato of tho Evamrelical church owing to the fact that ho was compelled to personally take charge of a bus iness in Portland which came to him through a loan of money which he made, and in order to recover ho had to assume charge. The congregation and friends here were most loath to have him go. and his departure is re gretted by all. As a ministor and citizen he well liked by all. His address is 938 East Morrison street, Portland. Rev, J. A. Good1 of Lents will fill tho va cancy, and he will move bore about tho first of August. The one best, most ofliciont and simblest method of photogra phy is the EASTMAN all by day light methods. Curriif says so. It la reiKilvrtl by the City of 81. Johns, Orrtfou: Tuat it lecm it esptliNt ami uacaa nary ti improve Crawford atrtat from llio South Una of PitUrwrtf ilwl lo the nurtbarly line of BurliMgton ttrri in me city m m. joanatn tna followiiiK tuaiinrr, to wit: Hv KtuiluiK aaiil portion of atrwat to Hrili- or Mil Krailv to l eatabliahed. ml by la lug a ill foot crtuanl aide, walk rniil a twelve foot cement sarb on bulb ! uf ail ttreet treat aoBth tide line uf I'ttUburg at reel to the nortn Me line of Hlvui afreet, and two oetnent conwn 12x12 feet, one on northeast cor ner of Salem and Crawford atreeta and uttr on the tout brail corner of Ma law Md Crawford klreeta; and laying a Standard Contrvte pavement between ine cure Una from lite aouth line of HttaburR street to the north line of BurliaatoB ktreet. Work to be done arcordlna tu the plan ami pecilicalMui of the city eaat ueer on ale ia the oAk of wa city rerordrr relative thereto, which Mill plana and apactflcatiaaa ami efttlutatca are satisfactory and are hereby approved. Kaid iniproveaaNtta tu be mode in avcurdunre with the charter and ordinance of the city of St, Johns, and under the supervision and direction of I lie city engineer. That the cot of said improvement to lie aaecMed a provided by the city cliartvr upon the property eepecially and tatrticuUrU benefitted thereby, aad which is hereby declared to be ail of )ota Krta of lots, tWk ami parccla el land tweeu the termini of such Impeo va lue ut abutting upon, adjacent or pro; imate to said street from the uiargiual liuea of as Id street bask to the center of the block or blocks or tracts of laud abutting tberaou or pfoaiatata thereto. That all the property iucludad ia aaid improvement district aforesaid ia bare by declared to lie Uoeal luiprovaOMat diatiict No. 108. That the city cuginaar'a aaatsaahtat af the probable total cost of said inprova meut of aaid street Is fStBaUO. That the coat of aaid atreet he assessed against the propsrt' iu said loaal assessment diatrict as pr vided bv the charter of the city of Johns. Adopted by the council this KM day of July, 1919. H. A. RICK. Recorder. published iu the St. lohus Review Juty 86 aud AuKiist 1st, 1918. St. Johns Furniture Company Gus Salmond, Mgr. New and Second Hand Furniture Bought, Sold and Exchanged Remember there is not Inns; spared to make our treacriiu'n dujmrtment the BEST it. - jmrtioular. Our ejuvkinu .n t labeUnif system absol u t ! ) . voitts any mistake.-.. Jii'Hi 1 UrbiK iir i vt in -.! ij'in.' i horo. Currina lor Drug?).