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Note the plain nickle trimmings, ornamental and easy to keep clean.
Look at the wanning closet, wanning shelves, chimney damper, shallow
fire box, large ovcn. The Crescent is truly a modem range. The con
struction is scientific gaining the most heat with the least amount of
fuel. The Crescent is a handsome, durable range. The body of the
Crescent is made from one sheet of Weltsvillc Polished Steel. There are
no seams. Tripple walls arc formed by an underlining of asbestos
boards and steel plates, strongly rivitcd. This prevents radiation of heat
and insures durability..
We will take your old stove or range as part payment on a new
Crescent.
A $13.00 Healer for $9.90
Our Prices Are Right and We
CASH . AMlMJlf D- I OPPOSITE
or Urmandy biros. P0St
CREDIT FURNITURE OFFICE
Local News.
Jack Hess has returned from ,
Cnnmla.
The park committee has not
yet completed 'its report. ,
Some miscreant poisoned Titos.
Cochran's white bull dog Tuos
day evening.
W. V. Stadelman and wifo
have returned from a very pleas- j
ant visit in Vermont.
Gail Perrino has returned from
Kahuna, Wash., where lie was
engaged during the grjater part
of tho summer.
Jack McNiven of Centralia,
Wash., spent n couple of days
with relatives and friends hero
this week.
B. J. Wood of Hood River was
a visitor in St. .Johns Wednesday
nnd paid this oflico pleasant
call while here.
G. L. Perrino, who has. been
placing some of his famous fire
places in McMinnville. is spend
ing a few days here, after which
he will return to McMinnville
nnd placo several more.
A telephone polo at the corner
of Burlington and Hayes streets
was broken Sunday by being run
into by a River Express Compa
ny truck.
George A. Johnson, an expert
tonsortul artist oi kock island,
111., has accepted a position in
Gilmore's .shaving parlors on
Philadelphia street.
C. E. Bailey and Wynn Man
ning have returned from an ex
tended tour of the southern
counties of Oregon, liiey re
port a delightful and healthful
time. .
Dear friends, neighbors nnd
co:worker3: We desire to thank
each and every one for thought
ful Windnnss. lovinc svmnathv
and beautiful flowers during the
illness and death of our beloved
daughter. Sincerely, J. IS. tof
fee and family.
A fire which destroyed an un
occupied house on the corner of
Edison ana uurnngton streets,
fit-. .Tnhns. attracted a irreat deal
of attention on the West Side
early Monday night, the retiec
ftnn hointr so brilliant that manv
thought a bad conflagration was
in progress.- uregonmn.
V. HnfTnrrl nf this eitv has
again carried off the honors at
the Salem State f air with nis
hicrh bred chickens. He won
Run first nri7ps on non. eock.
hen, pullet and cockerel; four
seconds on cock, cockerel, hen
and millet: three thirds on hen.
pullet and cockerel. They were
white faced black Spanish chick
us
Range for
Nickel trimmed, enst
lined, enst top mid bot
tom. Gnrnct Hcnter
Ju'st like tlie picture.
Hody of Wellsvillc steel,
enst lined with basket or
open lining, Plain nickel
trimming nnd foot rail.
Small draft under front
door to start fire quickly.
A tM?rfect nlr tli'lil fient.
ij) er. The Gurnet is n
very much Hked henlcr.
It comes in several sixes.
We will take your old
stove ns part payment.
Get an electric head treatment or
mtissne at Gilmore's Harbcr Shop.
Ailv
Mrs. J. C. Scott loft this week
for n fortnight's visit with rel
ntivcs'iuid friends in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Leggettof
Newherg, Oregon, have been
guests for tho past week at tho
home of Mr. and Mrs.D.K. Hora
man. A supply of Interstate Bridge
boosting buttoits has been left at
this oflico for sale at 25 cents
each. There is no profit in these
buttons fot' distributors. All
money received from their salo
will go into tho bridge campaign
fund. In Vancouver during tho
campaign recently ended there,
over 3,000 buttons were sold at
GO cents each. Every one should
wear one of these buttons. Call
at tho Review oflice and get ono
nnd help the cause along.
Miss E. Caples states that the
Caples tract on Dawson street
which is under consideration for
park purposes, will bo offered to
tho city for $10,000, instead of
$12,000 as first proposed. She
considers in making this price
that her mother has made a most
generous concession, that it is
well worth the original sum ask
ed, and that few people, if they
owned the tract, would be will
ing to dispose of it at a figure as
low. alio says tins concession
is made in view of the fact that
so many, children especially, are
so much interested in the city
securing tho tract for a play
ground, and that it would afford
her mother and herself much
pleasure in having a park situ
ated upon what was their land.
William M. Duncan was struck
by a switching engine on the
Spokane, Portland and Seattle
Railway Sunday morning while
on his way to work at Portland
Manufacturing Company's plant
in this city. Both legs were
severed and ho was removed to
the St. Vincent's hospital.where
he died shortly afterward. Mr.
Duncan was aged about 59 years
and had been residing with his
daughter at Portsmouth while
his wife and son were on an ex
tended visit in Canada. He
leaves a widow, one daughter,
Mrs. Strange of Portsmouth,
and two sons, E.A. of St. Johns,
and Earl, who is now with his
mother on their return from
Canada. Deceased was a former
resident of St Johns, was a dea
con of the Church of Christ of
St. Johns, and a member of the
I. O. O. F. and W.O.W. Lodges,
The funeral will take place Sun
day afternoon at the Church of
Christ in this city, Kev. J. U.
Johnson pfliciating.
Satisfaction, is the word Gil
morek the Barter. adv.
$34.20
A $15.00 Healer for $12.15
A SHASTA HUAT
KR, just like the picture,
built to heat the whole
room. The body is of
Wellsvillc Polished Steel
It is cast lined, cast top
nud bottom nnd retains
the heat. The Shasta
is trimmed with nickel
nnd footrail. It has
"swing off" top, and
large square door. It is
ojie of the most durable
heaters made. The
Shasta comes in several
sizes. We will t4
your did stove as part
payment.
Will Make the Payments Right
203 S. Jersey Street
Plumbing, Tinning
AND
Furnace Installing
Call up Columbia 92
Typewriter ribbons for sale at
this office; 50 cents each.
MODERN NCTIIODS
IN
- AT THE -
St. Johns Pharmacy
You will find the finest line of candies in the city.
Always something special in our window.
Lowney's Chocolate Our Specialty
Just received, a large line of the latest
Columbia Phonograph Records
Also a few special deals to offer on Machines, which
would pay you to look into.
Feed Your Poultry .Dr, Hess' Panacea
It will shorten their moulting period and thereby in
crease their egg production
We Maintain a Cut Rate Price on All
Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles
Our Precription Department always in charge of, a
competent druggist. Prices the lowest.
The St. Johns Pharmacy
RELIABLE DRUGGIST
wanted!
VOLUNTEERS
- for -SERVICE
Church of Christ
Corner New York SI. and Central Avenue
liiblo School 10.00 a.m.
Comirjupion Srtvico 1 1 :00 n. in.
V. P.S. C. E.6;30 p. m.
Evangelistic Services 7:30 p. m.
Junior C. E. 3:00 p. m.
I'rayermeetlnii, I liurulay B.UO p. m,
A line of typewriter ribbons.
. both narrow and wide, has just
i been received nt the Review
.office: f)0c each. Also carbon
paper jit two sheets for five
i cents.
Picture framing done nt Portland
prices nt H. V, Clnrk's, the ftirnl
litre tnnn. Adv.
Hotter get yollr. household
drugs hero. Full weight QUAL
ITY drugs cost no more than the
other kinds if bought here.
Look for the quantity statement
and then compare them with
other packages. Currin Says
So. adv
An ambulance of beauty and
durability is now at the com
mand of the people of St. Johns
at the St.Johns Undertaking Co.
on North Jersey street. Calls
answered day or night. Adv.
Remember, "if it isn't an
EASTMAN it isn't a KODAK.
Use Eastman films and chemi
cals for the best results from
your camera. Currin Says So.
adv
Wanted 75 or -100 feet of
poultry wire, also ono dozen lay
ing hens, Plymouth Rocks or
Rhode Island Reds preferred;
must be reasonable. Call 302 E.
John street, this city. Adv.
How about those magazines
that you want? You can got
them here as soon as out. Cur
rin Says So. adv
1 or sale or trade- 7 room house,
barn and chicken house with 24
acres of land in Newherg for St.
Johns property. Inquire at the
Uungulo Grocery. U)a N. Jersey
street, St. Johns, Oregon. Anv.
Currin Says: Get an enlarg
ing camera and spend the long
winter ovenimrs at homo living
over your summer vacation, ad.
Want to exchange A good,
young team for St. Johns proper
ty. C. Sagert, 103 N. Jersey.
Adv.
For Rent 5 room modern cot
tage, furnished. Will be rented
from Nov. 1 to small family,
reasonably. Apply to J. E. Wil
liams, Holbrook Block. Adv
Currin Says: Hotter come in
and hear some of the latest rec
ords. Victor Talking Machines,
needles and all the accessories.
adv.
First Christian Science Society
Sumlnys 1 1 n. in., Wednesdays nt 8
p. in. Rending room open on 1 ucs.
flairs, nud Snt. from 2 to 4 p. in.
All cordinlly invited lo the services
nud rending room. Subject Sundnv:
"Reality."
Two pieco house dresses made
at tho Oddity Shop, 201 Rich
mond, corner Ivanhoe street,
for $1.00 and up. Come and
bring your material. ad.
Wanted- -Plain sewing at most
reasonable prices. Address 528
S. Ivanhoo street. Children's
sowing a spocialty.--Adv. ltp.
Tho Women of Woodcraft will
give a literary and musical en
tertainment at Bicknor hall Tues
day evening, October M. Re
freshments will bo Borved. A
cordial invitation is extended to
all. Admission, including re
freshments, ten cents. Commit
tee, adv.
Announcement Greonhoupo
stock in full assortment, consist
ing of ferns, palms, cyclomon,
geraniums, cut llowors and bulbs
ou sale at St. Johns greenhouse,
811 N. Kellogg stroot; Harry K.
Spaulding, Prop. adv.
No matter what you got hero,
it must bo satisfactory to you,
and any article bought at any
time which doos not ploaso you
return it to us and wo will ro
place it or rofund your money
without question. You abovo all
must bo satisfied. Currin Says
So. adv.
Six per cent loans on farms,
orchard lands, city resident or
business property, to buy, build,
improve, extend or refund mort
gages or other securities; terms
reasonnblo; special privilogos;
eorrespondonco invited. Dep't.
L. 018 Commonwealth Bldg..
Denver. Colo., or Dopt. I, 749
Henry Hldg., Seattle, Wash.
Adv.
Who fills vour nroscrintions?
Ask your doctor about us and
our methods. Wo use nothing
but the best drugs obtainable
and nsist on absolute accuracy
and cleanliness in prescription
work, Wo can fill all ordinary
nroscrintions. When wo can
not fill them as written wo toll
vou so. II you realized how Im
nortant vour prescription is, you
would bring it to us. We nro
experienced and educated in tho
prescription, business, and thut's
our hobby, uurrin bays &o.
adv.
At the Good Samaritan hospi
tal Tuesday. Sent. 30. death
claimed Merna.tho second daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. IS. Cotlee.
Merna was sick but a brief threo
weeks, and a was done that hu
mun skill knew to do, but to no
avail, and another beautiful bud
has been transferred to the liar
den Eternal. Father, mother, a
sister and brother miss hor sun
shine and love. The funeral was
conducted by her nastor, J. K
Johnson. Thursday at Holman's
undertaking parlors, after which
they took her to that ueautitui
1 f .1 1 fit f
city 01 uio ueau, luvurviuw ecru
etery.
The Port of Portland Bar Tug
Oneonta arrived at tho dry dock
and is tied w for a general over
hauling. It will be docked for
cleaning and pafnting before
taking its station at the mouth
of tho Columbia again.
IliK thliifl nre accomplished nftcr Kilning the inrntcry over little
tiling.
The conquest of your nickels, building them ncrumilouMy into per
tnnticnt fortune, will lend Inevitably to the conquest of your ilo'llur.
If yotuwss tlie "nickel lngc" cxcctiiiL' to exercise your Kiivinu ow
cr 011 lnrnc amounts, you nppronch the blKcr problems inexperienced,
unprepared.
Open your saving nccotuil now nt the 1'eiiitiMtlii NiUiotml Dunk nud be
Kin the conquest of your smidl coin.
PENINSULA NATIONAL BANK
Oldest Bank on the Peninsula
I'ktuu Autzun, Pres.
John N, Kdi.M'SUN, Cnsli.
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ON
SAVINGS
M. F. Zimmerman is building!
a neat little residence on New
ton street.
L. F. Davidson and family are
recent arrivals in St. Johns, nnd
have taken up their residence at
010 Central avenue, N.
Do not fail to hear the Com
monwealth Quartette at the high
school auditorium next Tuesday
night. It will be worth while.
Columbus Day, Sunday, Oet
toher 12th. is a public holiday.
and Monday tho day following'
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win ue ousorveu uy me ihiukh
of St. Johns.
The Barkontino Punko was
docked on the Port of Portland
Dry Dock (St. Johns) hist Fri
day evening for caulking, clean
ing and painting and some new
planking.
Alex. Cochran, a prominent
business man of LaGrande, and
wife are guests of his mother,
Mrs. Irwin, at the Irwin Room
ing House. They may decide to
locate here permanently.
Tho Rally Day services of the
Church of Christ in the audito
rium of the High School building
Sunday morning were most in
teresting and each number on
the program carried out in a
faultless manner.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ashby
returned home the first of the
weok from Scappooso where they
had boon visiting relatives. Ed
says there is good fishing and
hunting in that part of the
country.
Tho Eastern Star gavo a ban
quet and entertainment in Hick
ner Hall Tuesday evening'in hon
or of Grand Sentinel Chas. A.
Fry. Almost 100 guests from
Portland were in attendance,
ami tho event was greatly en
joyed. Edward Erickson, who was
wounded in the nock recently, is
getting along in fine Hhape. He
was cleaning out a boat on tho
Oirdon bridge. Mirniu Donald
son was in tho boat with him
with a 22cal. rifle, and inswing-
ntr it around while shoving in
a eartridgo It was discharged,
the ball striking Mr. Erickson,
on the left side of the neck.
Aflnr sovornl vonrs of lltiira-
tion involving claims in the Si-
otz counlv, tho announcement
disc iiikI. Iiquii mnrie that the sol-
tint's linvii flnnllv boon victorious
and that patents to tho land will
immediately be issued by the
Govornment. With all' uncer
tainty as to tho future romovod,
development will eortainly pro
coed with groat sliced. Tho rail
roads have long boon anxious to
tap that rich timber section, and
tlioy aro now froo to go ahead
with the work,
M'lui first millibar of the Hitrli
School Lycoum courso will ho
given in the auditorium of tho
high school building next Tues
day night, Tho Commonwealth
Quartette will bo tho attraction,
and it is heralded as tho host in
Ha lino nn Uio circuit. Lovers
of good music and singing can
not atlord to mm it. 1110 outer
five attractions will appoar on
tho following datoii: Stelzl Con
cert Co., Nov. 25; Dr, Thomas
Green. Fob. (5;Floyds, magicians,
Feb. zi ; Uhapin, impersonating
Lincoln. March 20: Howfnan.
character portrayals, March 2(!th.
A rosidonco near tho corner of
Burlington and Edison streets
was totally dostroyed by fire ear
ly Monday ovening. The dwell
ing was unoccupied at the time.
Tho origin of tho flro is un
known, but all evidonco points
to incendiary origin. Upon dili
gent inquiry wo have been una-
b e to ascertain tho owner 01 the
dwelling or whotltor or "not it
was insured. Uwing to tho still
wind blowing and tho breaking
out of the firo all over tho roof
at one time, it presented a most
beautiful spectacle, evon if des
tructive and a monaco to adjoin
ing property. Tho fire depart
ment was early on the ground,
and in spite of the wind, suc
ceeded, after arduous effort, in
savinir adjoining nroperty. al
though it was on firo a number of
times. Every time there is a nro
the people of St. Johns feel
more proud of tho local firo de
partment. Thoy handle it with
such an admirable manner and
got to tho scone with such celer
ity. Tho loss sustained was
about $1500.
F. C. Knaih', Vice Pres.
S. L. Domic, Ass't Cash.
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Wedded Saturday
Charlton Straw Currin and
Miss Lottie Losic Bailey were
united in marriage at the First
Baptist church, Portland, by the
pastor Saturday afternoon nt 2
o'clock, Mr. Currin certainly
put one over on the Bachelor
club, of which he had been a
leading member. He told them
about the wedding Tuesday
evening, but they scolVed nt the
idea and would not believe it un
til they had made a visit to the
house and seen the bride. That
he will get his ut the hands of
the Bachelors there can be no
mistake. When and where and
how has not been divulged, but
plans are well on the way.
The bride, who is an attractive
and accomplished youiTg lady,
has resided at Klamath Falls for
the past two years, and formerly
came from Cadillac, Michigan.
The groom is ono of St. Johns'
brightest, most promising ami
most popular young business
men, being associated with his
brother, C. C, in Currins for
Drugs pharmacy. Thoy have
taken up their residence at -110
N. Kellogg street, which the
groom had already prepared for
his mate, and where they aro at
home to their friends.
The Review joins with tho
hosts of friends in wishing the
happy young couple a most hap
py and prosperous journey down
the stream of life together.
St. Johns Furniture
Company
Gus Salmond, Mgr.
New and Second
Hand Furniture
Bought, Sold and Ex
changed The
Bungalo Grocery
St. Johns, Oregon
Good Things to Eat
Would be plcnsed lo Imve your
pntronnge. Motto: Quality
nnd Clentilitiass
O. W. ItlCMTMYlH
Chant Columbia I firt I)li,eff
NOTICE OF
Proposed Assessment
Notice ii liuruliy kIvuii Unit mxrtlou
menl of the cost of iiiiifovtiu; l'..x
btrvut from the Mmth lino of 0uvtC
Rlrcut to the north lint- of Clmrlttton
street, total itMt of which Is IUS.02
IiiisIrhmi lipitortlonwl ntiil U 011 file In the
ollireof the nnilerilgiiel, Mihjeel to ex
idiiiimtloii.
AtMMinent district oxtemli back t
the center of lot, block or triicU of
laml ubnttiiiK on wid otreet u liroviill
by the city chiirter unil nwolntionk.
KemoiiBtmnct' agHiiiht wlil HpiKtrtioii
meiit nuy be tnatle in wrltlnj; uml filed
with the nntterfclKneU until $ o'clock
1'. .M.Oct. 27. lllia.
I'. A. KICK.
Keeartler.
I'nblUhutl in the St. Johns Kuvlew
Oct. 10 nml 17. 19111.
NOTICE
The treasurer of the city of
St. Johns, Oregon, will redeem
on Novembor 1, 191H, the follow
ing outstanding Improvement
Bonds: Numbers 91 to 118 inclu
sive. Tho suid bonds will cease
to bear interest after abovo
date. Bonds may bo presented
for payment at tho First Nation
al.Bank, St. Johns, Oregon, or
treasurer's oillce.
J. E. TANCH,
Treasurer.
Published in tho St. Johns Re
view, Oct.10, 17 and 21913.
Tho Congregational church,
corner Richmond and Ivanhoe -a
homelike church: Sunday
school 10 a. m. : preaching 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.; C. E., 6:45 p.
m. : prayer meeting Wednosday
at 7:30 p. m. wo welcome you
to these and all other services
of tho church.
Rain came the first of the first
of tho week', purifying the ut
mosphere and checking illness.