Sensible Health Hints
Willi tit NimraNch of winter
City IlMklth OHtcer Mnrcollus
kxt taMod trt of winter lioalth
Utois for distribution to tho
IMWfc HI uxjrfttoni Hit' nu
Not teo hwvy, but warm
nanLittittr.
K89j lh iWt dry bttter lt
Unrafoot. thun with wet ihw
ana itoskinit.
If nwipirV freely, don't o j
mi tain coM or damp air.
flialiouae ihould be frsquont
ly vontibitod fresh sir is just
M etMHtiMl in winter m in
ummer.
A tore throat, no mstter how
mild, should receivo attention -It
may b diptherin or scarlet
fovr.
Closing the windows to kuup
out colds merely serves to cause
colds. I'eople who vet plenty of
froih air seldom, if ever, are
troubled by colds.
Colds are infectious. When
you contract one bo careful not
to pass it hIoiik.
Tim inothur with a cold should
not caress her children. The
cold is likely to bo passed stlontr.
Tho problem of kuepinK the
house warm and the air pure is
a dlllicult one. Warmth is oh-
sontial, but pure air is more ho.
The system of heatinir tho house
should not include closing of the
windows.
If you enter n public or private
place that is hot, close and tin
vuntilalcd, get out as quickly as
possible. The air in such a place
is freighted with poisons.
The necessity of keeping tho
body clean is justns great in cold
weather as in warm.
Don't take a hot bath and then
go out immediately into tho cold
air.
Much, perhaps, most of cold
weather sickness is caused by
lack of proper exercise and
fresh air.
The Youth's Companion
.Seven college presidents and
u number of college instructors,
including ex-l'resident Taft, will
contribute to the Youth's Com
panion during 1!)M.
Thon there is Clone Stratton
Porter, whose stories of Indiana
woods and swamps have. made
her famous, and Kate Douglas
Wiggin. who never wrote a dull
line in her life, and Mrs. Murton
Harrison, who remembers when
conversation was really an art
as practiced in Washington and
in tho manor houses of Virginia.
And this is just a beginning of
the list.
If you know The Companion,
you have a pretty clear idea of
what is in store for next year's
readers. If you do not know,
ask us to semi you sample copies--for
instance, those containing
the opening chapters of Arthur
Stanwood Pier's line serial-
"His Kather'H Son." Full An
nuoncement for li)M will he sent
with the sample conies.
For the year's subscription of
jo (t (l. ...... : :....i...i...i mm... -...
p-.iu iiiviu in 1111111111:11 1 nu vim!1
panion Practical Home Calendar
for 1!)M, and all the issues of the
paper for the remaining wooks
of lOl.'l.dntlng from tho time tho
01 r.n;,daiing Iroin tho t
subscription Is received.
THIS YOUTHS' COM IV
NION.
I'M Her
koley street,
Moston.,
Mass.
KwMtrl ( tliv i-ondlltoti uf tin
First Trust & Savings Bank
AT ST. JOHNS
III tint SlHtB of Ort'gon at the cluse of
litieinw October 21, 1U18.
Ukmilkckk.
l.iMivt ami tltwmiiu ltJ.601.lHI
Ovrlrft. kvcuinl awl
uivtwiiwl 1S.S6
iitpaU ami otlitrr securities. 1 1 ,000.00
Huuklug hoiiM) 10A17.IK)
irurHllur uutl Sxluitw l.ll&Uft
nut lioui latuks (nut rrwrvv
latlks) UHtUH
Due Imw aiMMwml reserve
bnU 10.IS0.76
CUeoUs mid wtlier c.U iltn. . . . 1,00.!0
TUI ft.60i.H
Uiahilitiiw.
Caml siwk jwi4 In M6.TI0.IH)
UmilviiliMl profits, loa ei-
W)iiMi mid taxes imhl 76.11
IiuUvfduAl tiutMMlU tttbkct
luohMk li.W0.SS
Time CrtlftaMM uf lMit .... 10.00
Tstsl jfcuoilo
State uf Qrcgou,
CtHi'ity of MhIiuowhU
I, C. It. llolliiuol, CMbier of the
ubovt twuiwl umhIl, U suUiHuly swear
that tkc abv statement U inn to the
Um of my knoivhwlRe atnl Uliff.
C. R. IIouikuuk, Cutlilur.
ihibtaritHxl Mini itwarN to luduro me
IhU UTtli ! of October. 1913.
H. O. Ilriiiul, Notitry l'ulilic.
Correct, Attuit -
J. 11. llullirook.
I.hw rtiiif HolliriMiV,
lirvctiM.
St. Johns Furniture
Company
Gus Salmond, Mgr.
New and Second
Hand Furniture
Bought, Sold and
changed
Ex-
A Chance to MaRe Money
Wo roqulro Uu services of nn
nctlvo tnnn or woman to look
aflor tho loenl Miliscriiition In
torosts of Cosmojwlltnn, Good
Ilotisokuoplnir, Honrst's Mnn;
sine, Hurpor sHnznr, Motor mm
Motor Honttmr. Wo pay n jren
oroos ensh commission and a
Monthly salary which isronulat
ml by the amount of work done.
It etui be carried on in spare time
or full time, just as preferred.
il (Hi !7i a n ii 1 1 ii nil i i wiiimi h.i.i .-j ,
as many of our representatives
now earn $6,000 a year. You
can do the same. Write today
for full particulars. Address,
Charles 0. Schwer. The Cosmo
politan Agency Huroau. 119 W.
10th street, New York City.
ORDINANCE NO. 570
An Ordinance Declaring (he
Cost of Improving Fox
Street from the North
Side Line of Charleston
Street (0 the South Side
Line of Oswego Street, in
the City of St. Johns, Or
econ. and Assessing the
Property Benefited There
by, Declaring Such As
sessmcnl and Directing
the Enlrv of the Same in
the Docket of City Liens.
TI10 city of St. Joliiw iliiw onlrtin n
IoIIowk:
That tin coiiiiril Iih4 I'onslilurcMl the
rocl nvioHMit'iit for InimovliiK I'"
struct from llir north lilo lliif of Chiir
Iwttoti Htrect to the Mtiith shle line
of Oswego utteet, In the city of St.
fiiliim. Ori'uon. 11111I nil nliliH'lloliH inmle
thereto, mill lierchy nK'iTtiiiim.ileteriiiiiteti
unit 1 1 tf I ii ret tue wlmie con 01 miiii iiii
pnivutnent in tiiminer provided by Onli
niiiicu No. RM to he the mini of fUIS.02
mid Unit the upefliil mid ieenllnr benefltit
HCcrniiiK to en i' 1 1 101 or mri mere
of or iMrcel of liind within the n
Mutineiit dintrlct, by reiiwin of Mtld I111
tirovetnent mid In jimt iirotMirllon to wich
lieiU'fiU, tire In the reiectlve ninonntK
M't oiKMite tlie nnniiier or iecrition
of eiieli lot or iwrl thereof or imieel of
Innd In the followini! annexed iimihm
liienl roll .mid Mid iiMeNtnent roll. which
In nmnbered US, In hereby ndopteil mid
approved Hit the .iH.iiiieiit fur Mild lin
provement, mid the recorder of the city
of tit. Jolinii in illtecled to enter it Ktate
nient of the neMiieiil hereby iimde In
the docket of city llcim, mid ciniso niltiec
thereof to be ptihllnhctl 111 proviiled ny
chiirter, which iiwciwiiieiit In iim follown:
Addition lllock Lot Anil.
t)nk Turk No. a.. 7 10 . .. Wl.M
" 11 r.l.M
Vi lil.fti
lit r.i.M
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ir tii.rc
Ill 51.62
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1 .1 RI.WS
8 BI.IW
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S.4 St IH(M
N.J I JW.-IU
S.J I.. 18.04
INmmmI by thu muncll thin SISth day of
not., nun,
AppinvtMl by the iiiuytir'thlii UStb day
of Oct., lilltt.
ci ias. immmsoN.
Mayor.
Attvtt: 1'. A. KICK,
Recorder.
l'uhlUheil In the St. John Uevlewon
Oct. Ill, lOlil.
Notice of Cost of Improvement
Notice U lieirby niven that tht aim-m.
meiil fur the improvement of I'ox
utieet from Churltoii utieet to O.weo
itreel, the total ciwt of which
U flUS.Oi!. wan declared by Ordinmice
No. 670. entitled "An ordinance declar
iiiK the cik.1 of iiupioviiiK I'ox tioet
front the north lino of CbaruMon utieet
to the ninth line of 0cko otreet
mid oMinB t b c property
Uenellted thereby, d e c 1 a r i n n
Mit h kMMHniunt and directing the entrv
of the wine In the diK'ket of city lieiw.
The cl of iwld Improvenient U levied
upon all the lot, urU of hits and kir
eeU of land within the boundaric of the
district decrihtl a (oIIowm: lletween
the uoitb line ul Chrletou street and the
iioutb bneol 0wvko utreet.
A utatument ol fciieh aeineiit ban
btH'ii entered in the' docket of city lieio.
October 1'JUl, and said a&i.ei.nient
U now due and MyaliIe at the ollice of
the rtHHider of the city of St. Johns. Or-
vnoii, anil will lie ilciinttieiit ami lioui
liiterofct mier.Miv. a, r.u;i, aim u not
itid on or buforc Nov. S, 10111. tiro-
ceelili will be taken for the collection
uf the wine by Mile of propeity nu pro
vided by tho city charter.
I'. A. RIClt.
Recorder
I'lililwlied in the St. Johns Review on
Oct. 31 and Nov. 7. 1913.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notico is hereby given that
by virtuo of an order of tho City
Council, I will on Monday, tho
10th day of November, A. 1).,
1913, at 1 o'clock p. in., at the
front door of the City Hall in
St, Johns, Multnomah county,
Oregon, sell at public auction to
tho highest bidder for cash in
hand, all the right, title and in
terest which tho City has in the
following described property,
situated on Lot 3 and ! in Block
21, Jamos John's Second Addi
tion in St. Johns, to-wit;
Ono live room modorn bunga
low. One wood shod, 10x10 foot.
CHAS. BHKDKSON,
Mayor of the City of St, Johns.
Published in the St, Johns
Kovlow Out, 31 and Nov. 7, 1013.
PROPOSALS FOR
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
City of St. Johns, Ore.
Sonletl rronosal8 w be re
ceived by tho undersigned at his
ollice in the City of St. Johns,
Oregon, until Hix I'. M. on the
4th day of Nov.. 1013. for the
sale of the whole or any part
of Bonds of the City of St, Johns
issued under Ordinance No. 5GG.
at not less than par and itemed
interest.
Said Bonds to be dated as
follows:
$7013.87 Sept. 15, 1013.
$1550.02 Oct. 1. 1013.
Amounting in all to $8570.70.
All of said Bonds are issued in
denominations of Five Hundred
Dollars or loss and all of the
Haiti Bonds are payable ten years
after ditto of said Bonds. All
of said Bonds arc coupon Bonds
henrimr interest at the rate of
six per cent payable semi-annually
subject to all the con
ditions imnosed. directed and
stinulated by section 131 of the
Charter of the City of St. Johns.
The right is reserved to re
deem any and all Bonds at any
interest paying period at or af tor
one year from date.
All bids must be accompanied
by a certified check for two per
cent of the amo'.'nt of the bid,
and the said check shall be nay
able to the City of St. Johns,
and tho said check shall bo re
tained by the City of St. Johns
as t amaires in case the binder
to whom the Bonds are awardet
fails to accent and pay" for the
same within fifteen days after
tho nccontnnco of tho bids.
The money is to be imid and
the Bonds are to he delivered at
St. Johns, Multnomah County,
Oreiron.
The right is reserved by the
Council to reject any and al
bids.
F. A. Uice,
Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns
Kovlow, Oct. 17, 21, 31, 1013.
ALIAS SUA1MONS
In the Circuit Court of the Stole of Ore
l'oii for Multnomah County.
l'ciiliiktihi Security ComiMiiy. it ror
poriiliou, I'liilntilT, v. linnet Lrouchlcy
mill I'.liiilru M, iroiicmcy aim u. .unrK
wuit, Dcfftidiiiit.
No, lP0:8; Dept. No. I.
To Jninc Croiichley mid I'.liuirii M
Croiiculcy. It. Mnrkwiirt, defendiintn.
In the inline of the tiilc of Orcein,
Vou rc hereby reuucsled to iipiiciir iiiul
aiiiwer to the complaint tiled iiuulnut you
it the alHA'c entitlcil null wltlilu tlx
week from the date of the fimt imblicn
lion of IhU notice, to-witi the Kith day
of December, 11)13. and if you full m to
do for want thereof, the pbilutilT will
take judgment and decree iinalnt you n
lollown, to wn:
1'lr.t: I'or themiiii of flflecn liuudred
ekdiiv dollar (l.Wi0) touethcr with in
tereit thereon until uld t the rate of
eluht (HI tier cent tier iiniium from the
12th i av of March. 101.1.
Second: I'or the sum of two liuudred
dollar. 1(200) u attoriiev' (ecu
third: That the ummI decree of fore
cloture for the Mle of the follcmlnu des
cribed pruinUe. to-wll: I.oIr elecii (11)
and twelve (11!) In block unity-three
(1) Point View Addition, Miillnoiiiah
Couutv. Oiruon. acrordliik' to the re
corded plat tbereo' on tile in the ollice
of the County Clerk of Multnomah
County. Oreeou, be entered, and that
the Sheriff duly ell the Mine ncconlliiK
to the law mid nritcticc of till couit
I'ourth: That the proceed of the ale
be appUnl to the everal Mini of money
due the plaintiff, and that thedefcudauu
and each of them and nil pcron claim,
inj under or through the Middefeiidaut
or each of them ubcueut to October
Ifi, 1012. the date of the execution of the
Miid note and mortU'Ke uioii the naltl
iircmlfcct, either a inircliacr or en
cumbnincerA or otherwie, be Uirred and
foieclocd of all eipnty ol releiuptloii in
the Mll prriiiloe aui every paiunercoi.
I'iltb: That mIc be made of the uid
piemitcii, mid the execution tueii(;alnt
theMiid deleudaul, Jame Crouchley mid
I'.lmira M. Croueblev. and eoch of them
fur anv deficiency which may remain after
aimlviiii! all of the proceed of the sale
ol kiild premikc properly applicable
tit
the uti. (action of the aid judntnentaud
decree.
Sixth: Tbat the plaintiff or any other
lurtv to till mil may become mirchai.er
Ul tue miiii Miie. aim inui iiicpiieiin iuue
. . .1 1 .1.... .1... O, Irtl.
a certificate of sale to the Mid piuchaer
or said urumUefi. aim tliertvitter u
SherilT' deed if the mime U not redeem
ed a univldrd by law mid that the pur
chaser be let into iKieiou of the
premises upon production of the hheriff
certtticateoj mic inereior.
Seventh: That the pluimilf have such
other and further order and relief a
may t the court cctit ctiuiuble and
iust.
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ItlUlllli: mat me piaiiuiu nave in
ost and dlbunemeiit in tbi uit.
Service of tbi Summon U made uikiii
you by publication of the tame in the
St. Johns Review, u weekly newspaper,
for six successive weeks by virtue of an
order signed by the Houorablc J, 1'.
Kavaiiaueb. Jodcc of the above entitled
court on the 25th day of October, 1913.
Date ol tirst puimcutton ttie aist ituy
October, 1013.
Date of last publication the 12tli day
of December, 1013.
I'llURV C. .STROl'D.
Attorney for l'laiiitill.
first National llauk lluildiiiK.
St. Johns, Oregon.
The
Bungalo Grocery
St, Johns, Oregon
Good Things to Eat
Would be pleaseu to nttve your
patronage. Motto: Ottality
and Cleanliness
G. W. HICII1MYER
I'honc CulumbU t Tree Ocllxry
How is Your Title?
Have your abstracts nmde, con
tinued or examined at the Peninsu
la Title, Abstract and Realty Co
Accurate work. Reasonable fees.
II, Henderson, manager, 311 North
Jersey street. Adv. I
i
ii
II 1
BON HAM & CURRIER
WRAPS OF TWEED
EQUALLY MODISH LINES
Separate winter wropa are not the
nondescript Karinents of aome aeaaona
beo, but In line und materials are quite
a smart ns the smarteit gown, ahow
Iiik the aauie general silhouette. The
vogue of the one.plece dress Is respon
sible for the awakened Interest In these
coats und (or the subsequent novel de
signs und trimmings that have been
called forth to make them attractive.
Among the new materials is a heavy.
acKliiK-llko fabric resembling closely
ratine. It Is excellent for motoring or
general utility wear. Ilattne Is still a
favorite, and most effective trimmings
of suede are seen on many of the ra
tine models. Itoucle Is warm and serv
iceable for Juniors nnd the soft wool
To obtain either pattern Illustrated All
out this coupon and Inclost 15 cents In
stamps or coin. Ue sure to stats number
of pattern SiiJ site, measuring over the
fullest part 'of the bust for dimensions.
AddiM Vattsrn Department.
React the Review
ish and
There may be better shoes, better hosiery,
better underwear than we carry, but we
know that you do not get your money's
worth any better anywhere than you do
at our Men's Store.
We offer also many of the Nationally adver
tised lines, and in these we get the latest
things that come out, such as Stetson Hats,
Arrow Collars and Shirts, Cheney Silk Ties
and Closed Crotch Union Suits.
There is everything for men to wear at The
Men's Toggery.
OWNERS
OR VELVET SHOW
1 ens also In the warm, bright colorings
jso much used In sports coats this sum
mer, the blues, scarlets and green, are
most becoming and suitable.
To copy No.JSS: In size IS It will re
quire i yards of ii Inch material.
In planning school frocks for the kid
dles matters are simplified If cotton
! fabrics ure used rather than the woolen
! stuffs. These are easy to keep fresh
'and clean and under a warm coat may
I be worn In the coldest weather. 79C
,1s a design suitable for any of the cot
tons or for a serge. To make this lit
tle dress In slie & It requires 2 yards
of 3$ Inch material. Each pattern Is
IS cents.
No, ,
Nam ..
Address
Site
and keep posted.
There are Men's Suits that are more
extensively advertised than our Peck
line of clothing, but there is no line that
has combined with it the style and fin
at the same time all
ribs and wearing quality
id a lAvwr: Al 1
. . uriiiiu, in. w .
Office over First National Dank
OlT.ce Phono Columbia 2S2
Net. Phone. Columbia 1
O. J. GATZA1YER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
'McDonald llulliliny
ST. JOHNS . . OREGON
PERRY C. STROUD
LAWYER
First National (lank Building
ST. JOHNS . . . ORECON
UK. uvMlio
DENTIST
Dioiie Columbia 51
First National Hank huildina.
ST. JOHNS. OREGON.
DR. J. VINTON SCOTT
DENTIST
Open Evenlncs and Sundays by Ap
pointment, Office I'honc Columbia 1411
Resident I'honc Columbia j8
4S&
LAUIttl IODGE
No. 1 8G I. O. O. t
ST. JOHNS. OHtGdN
Meets each Mnud.ty v'nlB Odd Fnl
lo hall at 7:30, A cordial welcome lo
all visiting brothers,
Chas. II. Jtoyil, X. O.
Alex. S, Scales, Sec.
HOLMES LODGE NO. 101
KNIGHTS Or HVIIIIAS
Meets every l'ridav night a
7:30 o'clock in I.'O. O. V
Hall. VUitors always wel
come, K. K. MAXIMUM). C. C.
0. V, HORSMAN, K. R, S
DORIC DODGE NO. 132
A. t3. and A. M.
Regular communications
on first Wednesdays of
each mouth in Jlickuer's
Hall, Visitors welcome.
Rmest S, Harrington. W. M.i
John Noce, Secretary
JOSEPH McCHESNEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Day & Nbjht Office in McChesnsy blk
St, Johns,
Oregon.
Central Market!
20S S. Jersey Stret
Sec us for the Choicest Cuts el
the Best Meats Obtainable.
Order ItMed and family Trad SoNckesl
p- WARD pw
wool fab-
1
Office Phone Colli inbiii 34
Residence Phone Columbia 198
St. Johns Express, Transfer
and Storage Co.
Piano Moving a Specially. Until
inn done to ami from l'ortlund
Residence 400 Hunt Richmond
Oflice 103 North Jersey Street
Dully trips to 1'ortlnnd.
CIIA8. 8AGHRT, l'roji.
order eastern star
Minerva Chapter No. 105
Meets liverv Hint and Third
Tucvduy hvcilint! of I'.uch
Montli tu lilckiiir'silHii,
Huh
ihy R. Duvls, Worthy Mat
Mm, Susie Kojjcrs, Secret
rou.
ecretury.
We buy or sell St. Johns Property
AlcKlNNEY & I. A VIS
Real Estate
List your property with tis if you
desire to sell quickly
lOi Jersey St. St. Jchns
If your tire blows un.blow
into the
Peninsula Garage
207 S. Jersey St.
und have, il repaired in
neat and VtuiLuiaulikc
manner. Automobile and Moluicylrre
wiriiig and iipilles, I hcntCol. CS2.
Autos lor hire by the nay 01 hour.
J. R. VVEIMER
Transfer and Storage
We deliver your Roods to and from
all parts of Portland. Vancouver. Linn-
ton, Portland and Suburban Express
Co., city dock and all points accessible
by wagon. Plana and furniture moving
PANCER
If IN WOMAN'S BREAST
sPaWAYS BEGINS a SMALL LUMP LIKE
THIS and ALWAYS POISONS DEEP GLANDS
IH THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY
I WILL GIVE $1000
IF I FAIL TO CUR Ear. j CANCER or TUMOR
I TREAT BEFORE il Peine Bono or Deep Glands
NO KNIFE Of PAIN
No Pat Until Cured
Mo X Rav or other
swindle. An Uluiii
plant raskes the cure
USM.UIE MARJIUE
Any T'JWSft, iuw or
Sore on lb lip. lace
or body tonj u Cum
ltKMPaluntil liit
tUi. 120-PACE BOOX
seat free; Ittlinvmu'. of
tbouMoJ cuml st bom
HKITE TO bUMB
ANY- LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST
I' CANCER, We refuse tboiusndi Dying.
Csm Tm IMS. We have cured 10,ooo In 0 yn.
Address BR. & MRS. BR. CHAMLEY& CO.
A 436 VALENCIA ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CiL
KINDLY MAIL tfe lo oc e CANCER
Urlajt Id your Job priutlng wluin
rou tblnk of It. Don't wult until rnu
are entirely out. We are equipped
'o turn out neat and tasty prlntlug
(iroBipUjr at Portland prists or laac
im-m. m ei