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THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW A. W. Mnrklc, Htlllor Published Friday of Each Week NTjersey St. IMione Col. 321 Subiorlptlon prloa $1.60 per yanr. st office Tint RnviHW Is cntcrrd nt po In PoflUml. Oregon, ns until tnnttcr of the second class under the Act of Con gress of Mnrch 3, 1879 A Pleasing Demonstration About 75 people attended the Demonstration tfivon by Mrs, Frank A. Kico at her studio last Saturday afternoon. The proRram showed that in this modern method of teaching it creates not merely piano players, but pays special attention to the subjects which are usually neg lected in the ordinary way of teaching music. The course is designed especially for younir children.giving them a thorough knowledge of scaln building, rhymth, car training and key board harmony. The relation of tone in chord, the relation of chord in key, perfect cadence, deceptive cadence, chord resolu tion, transposition, modulation and many other interesting uses of technical knowledge. Mrs. Emma Welch Landry Hpoke on the rapid strides being made by rhililrnn in musical education. after which tea was poured by Mrs. Homer liartzeii. 1 no pu pils delightfully entertained the audionco with the following tirntrrnm : Class Song, Entire ClaHs; Grand Stair and Game Board Demonstration Elva Louise Chidcstor.Anna Maud Schlosser, Heba Moore, Velva I'orrine; Solo, nin Ifartlnr! Tnnic Triad, nnv key, Major or Minor, calk'd for lv niirlinncp. Norn Caster and Elizabeth MaHon; Evolution of Piano, Virginia Tato, vulva i'or rine. Wesley NickleH; IMimo Iwirio Snuir. Junior Pnnils: Solo. Frederic Mardorf: Interesting facts in lifu or Uach, Wesley NickluH'.Hythm Demonstration dividing notes into mcasuroH Emma Kahanock, Lucy Kalian uck, Mildred Modjeska; Kythm Pictures, Elsie Laurence, Kate Allmi; Hnn March. Eli.abulb Miksch, writtun from memory on blacKboard, uessiduan bliacK leford; Ear Training, Hlmplo dic tation, Dociu Dower, Louiso Rico, written transposition of Name; Traniinos t on anv Major or Minor kuv asked for bv audi unco. America played in three koya, Helen Friedli; America, Mra. Rico's Juvenile. Orchestra, KathleonMarkle.Mildred GainoH, Wilbur Marklo, Vernon Markle. Edgar Wickman, triangle, Louise lticu; cornet, Nelson Fox. Rico & Tate have madu the following sales within the past few days: David Dickson has bought tho liullock homo on Os wego Htroot; Hrail Wolcott has purchased tho liomeoi I'rwibier ritt on N. Kellogg: W. 11. Wink ler him sold his 7 room house and two lots to R. W. Treubath, wliu trailed in a lot on Ciitlin and Ivanhou on the deal; Edward Monahan has hold his confection ery store opposite Central school to Mrs. Noihbur, formerly of Spokano; Otto Krebs, formeily of Winnipeg, has purchased the homo of Mm. Hyde on Olyinpin street; Carl A. Smiley of Chica go has purchased tho hoim of Mrs. Godfrey at 707 East Char lesion street. Mr. Smiley is greatly imprt'swed with the lu turo of St. Johns. F. I. Eye has purchased the homo or William McCutcheon on 5UH5 N. Leonard street. Mr.and Mrs. MeCuteheon expect to leave about the tlrat oi next month (or Wisconsin. Tho Ladies Auxiliary No.il. of Scout Voting Camp No. 2, at their regular meeting held Tues day evening last, introduced a resolution endorsing -Dr. T. L. Perkins far City Commissioner, which was unanimously adopted ami passed. Hie Bank Of Commerce 116 North Jersey St. Business concerns and individuals are invited to bank with this institution under the assurance that prompt and courteous treatment with every con sistent accomodation will always be extended. The Portland Journal says: SI Johns Congregational church recently secured a new pastor, Hie Mev. John W. Thrcll'oll of Boston, who holds degrees from Bowdoin college, Ihe law school dl' Harvard university, and Ban gor Theological seminary. He lias also taken special work at Harvard and Cliff college, Eng land. The Rev. Mr. Tlnciriill left a lucrative position in busi ness, the management of the Tlirell'all Brother Silk mills,. lo prepare for the ministry. He feels that the elillivli today needs pastors who have had training oilier than theological. In the lew weeks the Bev. Mr. Thrcll'nll has been in the oily Ihe SI. Johns church has taken mi new life. The congregations imve tlimliled. Bv 11 oiieer coin cidence the Bev. 'Mr. Tlirellall's first appearance was in Port land. Maine. Tho Community Club meeting held Tuesday evening at tnc Portland Woolen Mills club rooms um.u u-i.ll niinnrlnd. and was tiro sided over in line style by the president, L. J. Monanan. i;om missioner Pier was present and gave an interesting discourse on Mm now Incnl nark near the North School, and predicted it will eciunl or excel any in city when plated in tho condition it nmimmd to nlaco it ill. School Director Woodward spoke on high school site nun gave as (hut it would be located nlntin In (lie IlllsinCSS DOftion Of St. Johns. Dr. C. II. Palmer and Mrs. George Atchison spoke mi (luinrnnnsed new hosnital.and gave convincing reasons why tho project should materialize. Miss Crow spoke on tho work being done by tho Visiting Nurse Auunr'int tnn nnd irave some in teresting information concerning tho work accomplislieu. Alter the addresses had boon complet ed liincli u'hm wnrved. It was de cided to hold the next meeting ni. Mini e niil Terminal no. i two weeks later, or October Cth Mara narticulars next week. A cheese weighing (101) pounds is now ripening lit (lie iioisu m ereiiinerv at Tillamook, waiting . . 1.. In lie st ill lo Hie siaie lair 101 i vlilliillmi this moiilli. Then lire now tl." cheese Factories in TillaniooU founly, producing hist venr (MIDI. 2.7.) pounds. A larger output is being looked Forward lo For 11)20. There are lU.IMIO cows in the county. Important ! Wo wish to nnnbunco lo tho people of St. Johns nnd vicinity tlmt we are now in a position to fill all orders for Goal, hrac and small. We carry Utah's best Coal, also Hock Springs and Wash ington Chunkie, either lump or nut. Our prices are very reason a hi e . considcrimr among other things the re cent advance in freight rates. Consult us about your Winter's supply of Coal. St. Johns Ice Works ICE AND COAL Columbia S4 C. H. HARRIS, Mgr. Fresh OYSTERS Any Style or in Bulk Fancy SHORT ORDERS At All Hours Bigelow's Sweet Shop 106 N. Jersey Street nnnun tonh capp. Try Chop Siiey ami NtxHllw ut iwjuilnr price. Home iiiiule txutry every luy ut 'Cttle ol Merit," we nerve breaklust Bud dinner. Open from 0 a. 111, to 12 i. m, 10U S. Jersey ktrcet. Blue Buckle Union Made, Heavy Weight OVERALLS - $2.85 ROGERS I RYDER L GORMANY I I Architectural i I And I Mechanical Drafting x l Rates by Hour or Contract : i 023 South Decatur 5 $ IMiouc Columbia 10S 2 , I buv or sell St, Johns Pionerty A. W. DAVIS Real Gstnte Fire Insurance and Notary Public I.ist your jirojerty with me if you ilubire to sell quickly 202 N. Jersey St. St. Johns Dont worry about what you want to eat. Just drop in or phone us. We have lots of good things. C. S. Bucy Grocer Phone Columbia 528 202 S. Jersey Street r.oi Flour That Is Sure to Suit There arc so many kinds lj of flour and so many good ! claims made for each that j;j it's hard for housewives jjj to decide which to buy. & Wc can supply almost any brand of tlour you & want, but will be glad to $ tell you which one wc JjJ believe you will like the !) best. t Pnnr (InilP t PVnPrKlVC fit & any price. The bat is ;Ij cheapest at the price wc ;tj offer. SIMMONS & CO., Grocers I'ffttt-nili'ii l'hoiic CdIiiiiiIiIii lilO He Who HESITATES IS THE LOOSER If you contemplate lmyitiK any electrical appliance 1)0 IT AT ONCE. 1'iices ate advancing rapidly and you will pay more for the Kit me article if you wait. BUY NOW Portland Railway Llglit & Power Company 'Buy Youi lleclf ic Goods at an Electric Stoe W. A. CARROLL Real Estate Broker Own Your Home Wc hiwe some choice Harms ami UnuolioK for Sale, locnteil In the host tlihtrict ntouu l Hcavcrtott nmi llill.shuro, with or without Craps, Stock, ltc. If you are looking for one call anil iuve.stlKate these. Homes in alt pints of the city. Print's mill Terms to suit nuv nmi nil oliisscs of clients, lvverv Ranch ami Home Ins tieen personally in- s ecteu, 304 1 o N. Jersey St JOWER BLOCK Phone Columbia 425 For Bargains in Homes On Good Terms See RICE & TATE 107 NORTH JERSEY Columbia 877 Wc are nmVluK wles every il.tv. Come hi ami list your property with us lor ipiicU actum. A W U room nil modem hoiue rittetl out (or two fumilteci. lias (till site luse incut mill is only 1) block to car, f2S00, fSOO casIi ami IkiIuucc i25 monthly, lit. cliulhiK interest. A-17l 6 tiirne room house, all mod. em. lot 50100 with fruit, fine condition for only f2tJ00, $600 cash, bal. monthly. A 01 -ti room house partly modem, W xlOO lot with tine (ruit, 2 block (row car, flSOO. JStK)eali. A W CI.OSU IN-6 rcKim and Utth, store rvout and wootUhwl; nil modom except UueiHieiit: sewer aksesmetits ruid f2T00, $&00 cash uml fM n moiilli. Wool Socks BOc-KOGEKS. FUNERALS Bonutlful gray or black adult casket, hearse, box, 2 autos ombnlmlng and refin ed service for..., pFRBSPJBBBBBJ M1M.I.R TKACY 1'iiiicr.tl.i if ilclrnl for f20, $.19, f 10, ?G0. Higher priced funcrnl In pro jxtIIoii. We inatiufncturc caskets. Itdy assistant. Ilcattliful funeral chnpcl. MILLER & TRACEY Mnln 2691 Independent Funoral Directors A 7BQ5 Washington ul did Street, llctwcen 20l,li and 21st Street, West Side ST. JOHNS BRANCH OFFICE W. A. ANDREWS, Representative CM Central Ave. N. Phone Columbia 888 4i 4i 3 "VfHErHER Vou'p GROW PAT OR THINNER HERE'S TrE OUV VOUI?. DINNER. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE YOUR EYES Dim Light Causes Eye Strain Glare Causes Eye Strain We have found a happy medium in the National White Mazda The BEST Is Always Cheaper Electrical Contracting and Supplies PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO. Phone Col. 977 418 N. Jersey Street ANOTHER RULE And the best one of all, is tho good old Golden Rule. You will say after you've been here that we know how to treat you and your battery on a Golden Rule basis. If you need a new battery, be sure it has a Threaded Rubber Insulation, tho kind selected by 136 manufacturers of cars and trucks. St. Johns Auto Electric Service Corner Jersey and Charleston Sts. Phone Col. 88 Community Plate Just Arrived A remarkable collection of Gifts in Community Plate at $1,00 and up. These are the Community Correct Service Pieces, each beautifully packed in its Community Gift Case lined with Deep nine Velvet. No extra charge. You are invited to make your Gift selections for Wed dings, and Birthday Anniversaries, W. M. TOWER, Jeweler, 107 Philadelphia St. rffi! No, It Isn't At All a question of avoirdupois-intentions. Whether you want to reduce your weight or increase it, we're cer tain that you want to keep your health up to par. One good health measure you should put into effect at once is the purchase of meats at this sanitary shop of satisfaction. ST. JOHNS CASH MARKET GEO. W. IMBODEN, Prop. 4 inO Mnrh Titrcitl- St root Market Plione Columbia 21 GeVabQ, for ex. Jfifi Mrs. Homelover: Surprise your husband when he comes home some evening by having for him to sink down into a "comfy" leather chair. It will be worth all it cost in the apprecia tion he will show you. A leather chair is not only sanitary, but sightly be cause it always holds its shape. When vou think about furniture and rues think about our store and come in. H. F. CLARK, the Furniture Man 400-402 S. Jersey St. 1 Fresh Vegetables in Season Eat plenty of vegetables and you will enjoy good health. They arc full of nour ishment and have a ben eficial influence upon your whole system. We keep a large and complete stock of all the fresh vegetables in season and sell them at prices you can easily afford to pay. And those not in season can be found in our canned goods department, wherc'qualityand prices are al ways sure to be just right. MUCK GROCERY 301 S. Jersey Phone Co.!. 118 The St Johns Millinery For Seasonable Hats at Reasonable Prices Order work and Remodeling a Specialty Hats Reblocked, Plumes Cleaned, Curled and Dyed Mrs. VI. E. CRANE, Proprietress One Load of Fir Wood Is worth two loads of Spruce or Hemlock Be careful what you Buy We sell only FIR St. Johns Lumber Co.