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DSPLAY LIBRARY TABLES
1 hcsc. nice long winter evenings are wheu tlie library nnd
the study lamp arc most appreciated. You haveficre an oppor
tunity to select a serviceable nnd beautiful library table from our
stock, and at n low price.
Library Table Quartered Oak, Top mo ir
26x46 J $12.15
Solid Oak Square Leg Library Table, Legs ex- t a c
. tcuding through top yAo
Quarter Oak Wax Finish Table, Top s An
24x36 !..'... 0.00
Three Fly, Fir Veneer, Wax Finish Library a CA
Table, Top 26x36 .... 4.50
Royal Oak Librry Table very serviceable 25
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Low Prices and Portable Large
New Stock.
ORMANDY BROS.
FURNITURE
Special Meat Prices
HUM
Itccf Neck , 12Jc
1'lnlc HoIIIiir 10c nnd 12ic
Shoulder l'ot Roant.. 12Jc mill 15c
Round Stcnk l'7Jo nml 20c
Slrlolu Steak .. .17fic
T'Uoiic Steak ,20c
l'ORK
Prcsli Side lCc
Liver 10c
llet Loin Chop 20c
Shouldrr Chops 15c nnd 17Jc
Lcki of Pork 18c
Shoulder Kojit..,...15c and 171c
Spnre Hibi 15c
LA Mil 1
Hearts . ,10c
LcRi 17-20c
Shoulder, 15c
Uncoil front 15c to 35c Hnuis
i, Red Clover Butter 75c; Alarkwart's Special 65c Roll
ST. JOHNS CASH MARKET
109 NORTH JERSEY STREET
Phone Columbia 21
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Get Your Xmas
Presents Free by Saving
Green Trading
m
Double Stamps on WEDNESDAY
with every CASH PURCHASE.
Special Bargains for One Week. Look these
Over and Save Money.
$1,135 Universal, No. 1 Food Chopper for $ .98
.50 "Glass King" Washboard for .35
.10 Roll Toilet Paper for 05
.25 L,arge Nickeled Trays for 15
' .75 Large Shopping Bags for 59
.75 Bird Cages for., 59
4.35 Guaranteed One Year Ball Bearing Clothes Wronger 3.15
.75 Six Dottle Milk Carrier for 59
1,00 Wood lined Stove Board for i79
.85 Good Size Cocoa Mat for 65
3.50 Oil Heater the Kind You Need these Chilly Morn
ings for 2.19
,10 Japanned Dust Pans for , 05
.45 Ten qt. Granite Preserving Kettle for. 29
We are Headquarters for Shelby "Mazda" Elec
tric Lamps. The kind that Cuts Down your Electric
'Eight Bill.
' 25 and 40 watts 30c
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Ppmpmlipr mtr Siwfal 18 inch
neranu can t oe uear ai ine nice,
a M . I . I T"l
ST. JOHNS HARDWARE CO.
I H. HENDERSON 3t1 NorUi Jersey Street
I Real Estate, Loans. Insurance I
Ads-tracts of Title Prepared.
Quartered Oak Wax Finished with
magazine rack, top jJ22 50
Oak, Quarter Sawed, Wax Fin.
ishj Large Square legsawo nn
with magazine rack. .ylOiUl
CASH OR CREDIT
Shoulder Chops , 15c
Stew 10c
MUTTON
Lei; Mutton 12J-15c
Kilt and Loin Chops . . , 15c
Shoulder 11c
Slew , 8c
VI'. A L
Ilrciut 16c
Cnlves Liver 20c
Lev
,20c
Iolu Chops 20c
Loin Steak 20c
Kill Chops 20c
Shoulder Chops 17Jc
MISCKLLANKOUS
Lard, lmlk 15c
Lard, No. 3 45c
Lard, No. 5 70c
Lard, No. 10 $1.05
Iluttcr G5-75c
1SKK, per dozen UGMOc
18c to 22sc l'lcnic Hams He
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
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Heater at S9.9Q is a Win
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Accurate Work Guaranteed, jt
Local News.
Send in your news items.
War cheapens human life.
The price of everything else
goes up.
For Sale Full blooded White
Leghorn chickens. Call at the
Chicago Rooming House.
a. b. uiarK is erectintr a
a rt s- I a i a
modern dwelling on North Ivan-
noe Btreet near Fessenden.
colonel Koosovclt sava wg
should keen our heads. VVo
would like to add legs and arms
The Renublican rallv adver.
tiscd to take place this evening
in be. Johns has been indefinite
y postponed.
Mrs. J. T. Harbin, who has
been sulferinor from swollen
glands, had an X-ray examina
tion taken the first of the week.
Chas. H. Carter the alert and
efficient superintendent of the
woolen mills is makintr a tour
ot the Eastern cities in the in
terests of his company.
rne bachelor Ulub announces
its oneninir dancinor nartv to
take place in the St. Johns rink
Friday evening. October 23rd.
Rudd's famous orchestra will
furnish the music.
Rev. Frank Sandifur and fam
ily of St. Helens were recent
visitors in St. Johns, making the
trip hero by auto. Kov. Sandi
fur was formerly pastor of the
ai. u. church in this city.
Chas. Bailov and Wvnn Man
ning who havo been spending
tho summer months in the wilds
of tho Southern Oregon country
havo returned to St. Johns.
wniie.
By besting tho Philadelphia
Americans in four straight con
tests, the Boston Nationals eaailv
demonstrated their superiority
as tho world's best aggregation
of ball players. Mann and
James, formerly of tho Scattlo
term, played nrominont parts in
somo of tho victories.
Better times are still being
heralded in tho Iar East nnd
will likely make itself felt in tho
Coast states within a month or
so. iNcxt spring it is expected
will dawn tho greatest era of
prosperity that has yet struck
tho country. Lot us hope this
prophecy will materialize.
W. L. Marklc. who has sncnt
tho summer with his brother.
A. W., in this city, left Sunday
for Grconpoint, In Hood River
valley, where ho will havo
chargo of machino installation
for the Stanloy-Smith mill. The
old mill was destroyed by firo
this summer and is being re
built this Fall.
J. F. Gillmoro has two chest
nut trees auout six years old on
i i a
his property on North Hayes
street that nro proline bearers.
This year they were filled with
fino largo chestnuts, n sample of
which may bo scon in his real
estate ofllco on North Jersey
street. There- aro very low
chestnut trees in this part of
the country.
Tho night school now being
lold at the high school building
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
nights ot each week, is n source
of great credit to tho school
board for bringing it about.
About fifty pupils aro enrolled in
three classes, and under the
ablo instruction of Profs. Babb
and White nro making fino pra
gress.
xurs. wary u Aianott. can
didate for member of tho Legis-
ature. from Multnomah county.
will speak at tho Library next
Monday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Mai-
ott is a nominee of tho Pro
hibition party and is indorsed
by tho I'ropressivo party also.
ler subject next Monday will
bo "Why I Am Interested in
olitics." All invited to hear
her discourse.
Tho manager of tho Card Film
Company took moving pictures
of the pupils at the various St.
Johns schools this week, and
they will bo depicted on the
screen at tho Multnomah theatre
this evening, tomorrow after
noon and tomorrow evening.
hey are said to bo very clear
and distinct. I he Card Film
Company has mado quite a
reputation for good pictures,
having taken pictures at the
Oaks, Rose Carnival and other
affairs in this vicinity. Tho
pictures of tho school will be
sent East for exhibition after
being shown here and in Port
and.
Hunters should be careful not
to trespass upon the property of
others without permission, as
it is an unlawful thing to do and
punishment is liable to follow.
number of hunters havo al
ready beon arrested and fined
for hunting on private property,
and it is well to take warning.
Whilo it does seem a hardship
that hunters may not seek game
wherever it is to be found, yet
the property owners havo richts
that must be respected, and if
they feel disposed to lease their
and to others for game hunting
purposes, the rights of the
esses must be respected in a
Watches" made over into
Time-pieces" -,at reasonablo
rates at Rogers', 309 N. Jersey
street.
Girl wants light housework or
care of children.- Address 820
N. Hayes street, St. Johns, Ore
gon.
Hess' Poultry Panacea, the
great egg producer; Instant
Louso Killer, tho great extermi
nator for lice: you can net them
at Tho St. Johns Pharmacy.
Suite of four rooms for rent.
furnished or unfurnished, with
heat, water and light. First
Trust & Savings Bank, building,
1302 Fessenden street.
Elsworth Adam Cantrall. not-
ed chautaqua and lyceum lectur
er, will speak in St. Johns next
Tuesday eveningoir'Tne Twelve
Fundamental Fallacies of Prohi
bition." Watch for posters, adv
J. E. Williams is tho regular
nominee of the Republican, Dem
ocratic and Progressive parties
for Justice ot tho i'cace. St.
jonns district, nis number on
tho ballot is iw. uon't over
look it. adv.
Commissioner Brewster of
Portland has engaged the ser
vices of a competent contractor
to secure work for tho unem
ployed tho coming winter. The
plan is a good one and no doubt
could bo adopted by other cities
to irood ndvantnere. The n an is
to secure contracts for clearing
land within or near tho city
limit and give all the proceeds
to tho workmen. It is believed
the men will thus cam $2 to $3
per day for their labor.
Tho Christian Science lecture
by Prof. Hering in tho high
school auditorium last Friday
evening was most interesting
Despite tho
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heavy downpour of tho ole
mcnts, ngood sized audience lis
tencd to tho talented orator.
Tho address in 'full appears in
this issue, nnd by reading it one
may become more familiar with
tho beliefs and teachings of
Christinn Scientists. It is n
masterly and.scholarly discourse.
Gcorgo Munter. deputy na
tionnl director of the organizing
department of tho Loyal Order
of Moose, has moved to bt.Johns
and is inaugurating an nctivo
membership campaign for the
local lodge. Tho charter was
opened tho first of this month
nnd tho initiation fee lowered
to five dollars. An effort is be
ing mado to incrcaBo the mem
bership to 1000. with fair
chances of success; Mr. Munter
is an nffablo and congenial
gentleman and already has
mado many friends in our city.
That at. jonns son win grow
nlmost anything nnd attain
a sizo that is seldom excelled
has again been demonstrated.
In the show window of J. F.
Gillmoro's real estate ofilco may
bo seen a pear grown at tho homo
of L. is. Uhipman on North
Hayes street. Its weight is
thirty-fivo ounces, and it meas
ures nineteen inches ono way
and fourteen inches tho other
way around, which makes it
somo pear, it attracts consider
able attention on tho part of tho
passersby.
Laurel Lodge. I. O. O. F. and
Rebekahs entertained tho officers
and membors of tho St. Helens
lodge nnd tho Star and Peninsu
la lodges of Portland in a most
delightful manner Mondny even
ing in tho Commercial club
rooms, where a splendid banquet
was served and eloquent and
witty speeches made, and in the
Eagles' Hall, where dancing was
indulged in. A. S. Scales acted
as toastmaster in fine style. Tho
guests wero immensely pleased
with tho entertainment and good
time accorded them.
What was formerly a restau
rant conducted by E. O. Mngoon
on North Jersey street, has beon
divided into two compartments
by a partition. Tho north por
tion is utilized as a restaurant
and is conducted by W. Fluter
of Centralia, Wash. It makes a
neat and cozy eating place and
is nicely fitted up and arranged.
Mr. Magoon occupies tho adjoin
ing room with a fino line of to
baccos and cigars, and will use
the rear portion for serving chili
concarne and other delicacies.
It is tastefully furnished and
arranged with tables and chairs,
and quite a number may bo ac
commodated at one time. Tho
location is tho best in the city,
and no doubt both establish
ments will do a good business.
According to plans announced
last week by Terry & Harris, in
corporated, negotiations are un
der way for the construction of
a group of factory buildings by
a syndicate of five Portland cap-
mists on a site yet to be select
ed. It is proposed to spend
about $125,000 for tho buildings
and an additional $100,000 for
machinery equipping the plant
for the manufacture of castiron,
water and eras pipes and fittings.
Thero will be probably six build
ings of reinforced concrete con
struction, one story high. It is
understood that tho site of the
factory will be on tho lower har
bor, where adequate facilities
are provided. Once the plant is
placed in operation it will em
ploy approximately 125 men.
Oregonian.
Cyclone Cold Cure that's all.
St. John's Pharmacy.
Christian Science topic for
next Sundny: "Doctrine of
Atonement."
Picture framing done at Portland
prices at H. F. Clark's, the furni
ture man. Adv.
Lost Gold bracelet Sunday
evening last. 1'inder please
leave at this olhce.
The Mothers meetingof the W.
C. T. U. will meet in tho library
next Monday afternoon.
The dance civen bv tho ffire
department last Friday evening
in the rink was well attended
and thoroughly enjoyed.
Vote No. 142 on the ballot
l'ranK ciarK. Democratic can
didate for Constable, St. Johns
district. adv.
Wanted to Exchange Span of
mares, harness and wagon for
house and lot or vacant property
in St. Johns. Inquire at this
office.
Tablets! Tablets for school!
Tho largest lino in the city.
Beautiful post card free with
each tablet at The St. Johns
Phanriacy.
Lost Diamond settinc from
ring on Mohawk street between
Dawson and Willamette boule
vard. Finder please leave at this
ofilco; reward.
Wanted Ono or two acres in
St. Johns in exchange for a
nice residence near Reed Col
lege, on Sellwood car lino.
Geo. A. Carter, 1302 Fessenden
street, St. Johns.
Tho Debonair Club was de
lightfully entertained at the
homo of Mrs. J. H. Gammel on
Gresham Btreet yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Boyd will bo the
hostess next week.
Auto for hiro by day. hour or
trip, at very reasonable rates.
Good opportunity for pnrtics of
four or less to make a trip into
tho country at a low price. II.
M. Waldrof.GOO Fessenden street.
Phono Columbia 200.
For all kinds of general re
pairing of nutos, bicycles, lawn
mowers, etc., go to tho Home
Garage, 102 Smith avenue, cor
ner of Charleston; G. B. Ben
hnm, proprietor; phono Colum
bia G03.
Vote for J. E. Willinms for
Justico of tho Pence, St. Johns
district. Ho is tho regular nom
ince of tho Republican, Demo
cratic and Progressive parties.
adv.
Mrs. D. N. Bycrleo has re
turned from a throe weeks' visit
with her daughter, Mrs, Geo.
II. Lynn and family in Hood
River. Slio n!so spent a week
with her son, David, in Cen
tralia, Wasli.
Tho Philcathca and Bnrnca
classes of the Baptist Sunday
school held a delightful party at
tho home of Mrs. James Key
Tuesday evening. Games, music
and delicious refreshments mado
tho evening a most pleasant one.
About forty wero present.
Mrs. A. S. Benson will servo a
ten cent tea at her homo at 003
South Crawford street Monday
afternoon between the hours of
2 nnd A, to which all are invited.
Tho proceeds from tho tea will
go townrd furnishing Christmas
goods to tho children of tho Eu
ropean countries wnero wur is
in progress.
St. Clements Catholic church,
Smith avenuo nnd Newton
streets: The Sunday services
at tho Catholic church aro as
follows: Holy Communion at 7
a. m.; low mass at 8; high mass
at 10:30; evening devotions at
7:30. Morning subject, "Tho
meaning and tho reasonableness
of Faith;" evening topic. "The
meaning, possibility and utility
of Miracles." Tho general pub
lic is always very welcome to
attend these services.
Tho sowing club which was re
cently organized at tho homo of
Mrs. A. V. Markie, met at the
homo of Mrs. H, W. Bonham
Tuesday afternoon. Every one
had a delightful time. A name
for the club was voted upon and
a unanimous vote was cast for
tho name suggested by Mrs. Bon
ham, "Quid Libet" In tho fu
ture tho club will bo known as
the Quid Libet Club. The names
of two new members were pro
posed and accepted Mrs. Kel
logcr and Mrs. Viola Johnson.
Tho club will contribute articles
for tho Christmas ship to be sent
from Portland. Any person who
wishes to contribute towards the
Christmas ship through tho club
can do so by leaving tho articles
at The Review office and they
will be taken to Portland by
members of the club. All dona
tions should bo in by October 20,
as October 21st is the last day
they will bo received in Portland.
Press Correspondent.
APPENDICITIS BOOK FREE
The Adler-l-ka book, telling how
you can KAS1L,Y guard against
appendicitis, and how you can re
lieve constipation or gas on the
stomach INSTANTIV. is offered
free this week by the ST. JOHNS
PHARMACY.
Best lino of fancy candies
at
JUDGE
PENINSULA NATIONAL BANK
Pktkr Autziw,
President
John N. Enuti'siw,
Cashier
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St. Johns
Hard
Owing to the
decided to Cut the
ONE-HALF
on all Trimmed Hats, sale .begins
Saturday, October 17
Come Early to
This will last One Week Only.
MRS. E. J. MARTIN,
Phone Columbia
Elect New Officers
Tho Commercinl Club held its
annual election of officers Wed
nesday oveninK, and tho follow
ing wero elected: President,
K. C. Couch; vice president, II.
E. Pcnnoll; second vico presi
dent, Tlios. Aulzcn; treasurer,
J. N. Edlefsen. Also tho follow-
nir board of irovornors: V. II.
Edlefsen, II. W. Honham, Dr. A.
W. Vincent. C. A. Fry, O. J.
Gatzmyer, K. P. Drinker, II. w.
Ormandy, Dr. E. E. Gambee, C.
SMcGill. C C. Currin nnd A.
V. Marklo. A voto of thanks
was given tho former president,
II. W. Bonham, for faithful and
elllcient service.
It was decided that a commit
tco bo appointed by tho presi
dent to outline a reconstruction
of tho constitution and embody
therein provision for an execu
tive board consisting of five
members, as recommended by a
committee appointed to report
upon tho advisability of adding
an executive board. In order to
nrouKo greater interest in the
club, it was decided that tho
president should call a mass meet
ing in a public hall in the near
future, when it is proposed that
good speakers shall bo secured.
Resolutions strongly protesting
against tho proposed routing of
St. Johns trolley cars via Sec
ond street, Portland, wero adopt
ed, and it was planned to circu
late petitions among the citizens
making tho same protest.
First Baptist Church
Our Sunday school rally was
well attended and we feel moro
than satisfied with tho way tho
membership and friends of tho
school took hold of tho work and
mado the program a grand suc
cess. Tho school begins prompt
ly at ten o'clock. You aro in
vited to attend. Young peoples'
meeting at 6:30; preaching ser
vices at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
At tho morning servico Dr. E.
H. East of Portland will speak.
Dr. East is the dry candidate for
Coroner for Multnomah county.
Como, hear him speak. The pas
tor will preacli at the evening
servico on tho theme, "Know
Thyself." Special music, direct
ed by F. W. Coffyn, at this ser
vice. Biblo study Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock; choir prac
tice Friday evening. --E. P. Borden.
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by Its financial soundness, by
llic standing nnd chnrnctcr of
Its directors nnd officers, by Its
rcndlncss to be of service to Its
delators. That Is the way
we wish this bank to be judged
nnd vc Invite the strictest In
quiry. When you have nmdc
It we solicit your account on
the result of yourinvestlgnllon.
F. C. Knait,
Vice President
S. L. Dodik,
Assistant Cashier
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Tho reuuVM of tlila upr .will bo
pleiued to learn that thero I ut lount ono
dreaded dlieaco that Hflunco ha been
able to euro In all It" bUikoh. and that U
Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Curo li tho only
nokltlve cure now known to tho madloal
fraternity. Catarrh belint a oonttltutlonal
dltease, require a constitutional treat,
ment. Hall'H Catarrh Curo Is takoii In
ternally, acllntr directly upon tho blood
and mucous surface of tho system, tliaro.
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and Klvlnc the putlent strenKth by
bulldlnir uii tho constitution and assisting
nature In dolntr It work. The proprietors
have so much faith In It curutlvo row
ers that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case that It falls to cure. Send
for list ot testimonials.
Addrtssi K J. CHKNUY & CO , ToUdo, O.
Bald by all Druggists. 1(0.
Tk Hall's Family fills for constipation.
How Is Your Title?
Have your abstracts made, con
tinued or examined at the Peninsu
la Title, Abstract and Realty Co-
Accurate work. Reasonable fees,
II. Henderson, manager, 311 North
mmm
like manner.
Tho St. Johns Pharmacy.
Not tha libel on
your W"'
Jersey street. - AdVi