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THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW A. W. Markle Editor fttbllshed Friday of Bach Week 404 N. Jersey St, Phone Col.321 guatacrJjtlon pflo S1.60 nriif, Tbr Rkvww li entered nt post office ( the second elui under the Act oi Con- HTM Of MATCH J, IB79, Recital Was Fine Success The violin recital given by a number of the pupils of Elmer Snocd, the well known and tal ented violin instructor, at the JnmcH John high nuhool auditor ium on Monday evening, wan at tended by a largo number, who thoroughly enjoyed the .splendid program. Each participant ac quitted himself or homclf in man ncr reflecting credit upon them nolvcs and instructor an well. Allan Margaret Hum;, as accoin pdniut porformed in her usual delightful manner. The program was as follows! Water Lily Duclle-Scvcrii Doyle l'luR ttoutf of the So Shell. . .KroKitinnn-Grim Docla Viuu Berceuse I'. Illoch Helen Whltenoii Sonvenlr Vatie Ducclle-Griin I.ela IlAtchet TkaRobln'ilLullaby. . .KroKtimnn-Grun Herman 1 merman Dance.IIongrolie Carl Iluhtti I'orrett Sweet Menuet .Icvnii llcetliovcn JUfI llerry Trsnm der Sennerln . ...Au. I.nblUlcy Pay Palmer Ikmyenlr l'ranx Drdla John Hllcy 8tenade l'mni Dnlln Mandt Stewart Concerto J. 1). Accoly Thomas Proipal (a) VaUe de Concert Ovldo Musln (b) tflion Koitnarln PriU ICreUlcr Winer niieeii Star of Hop Kcuticit y-StuUli . Violin CIum Maturkadc Concert Ovlde Miisln HI mer Sneed lUcore retlta Valse K A. deSaxy Violin class You can imvo time, trotililu mid money nt Currin'H. Willamette sIoiikIi, the west clinn ad of the Willamette from Mniiton to St. Helens, may he utilized liy towing companies um the route In bring log rafts from the lower Co lumbia into 1'ortland iustend of the main channel of the Columbia, tic conling to Kohert Wnrrnck, local iij)crlnt9ndcnt of United Slates llifhthouie service. All that would bo necesiary to open the Willamette jdoujch to this truffle is the removal of tho breakwaters at the intake nt Iilnnton, it Is said. This would leave the Columbia free for regular ateamshlp traffic and would at the aame time provide a channel with little current for the towhoatti and their log raftii. Tho Hwcot pun hIiow will lio in July nt Currin'H. WednctMlny uvuiiing, April HI, a card party wiih hold in Itiuluier hall by the drill team of Ort'Kou flrnpo Circle No. Till, Neighbor of Woodornft. Thuro wero 2(1 table!. Tho ilrnt prien woro won by Mm. A. R Flulohtir nud J, H. MerCinuoy. Tliu next high eat Ncore.1 wero those of A. A tu rrit., Mm. Forn Kporup, Mrn, Se wanl, C. K. Nelson and Mrs. H. Y, Ueid also rocoived prizes. The cottNolntion prizes wero given to Mrs. Dnvid Hmith nud W. 11. Manning. (It wouldn't do to toll their score). Tho lust prize but not tho least, was the door prize won by Mrs. hnto Ivroyer. Ho frwhmenta wero served nud tho jolly crowd dispersed for tin evening intending to return Again soon to nuothur card parly to be given in tho sumo hull .Mnv dtli, -Reported. Cartuio will sing for you wiy tirno nt Curriu's. Horn To Mr . ud Mrs. .1. ('. Russell, 102-t S. Centrnl nvenuo, April Oth, n daughter. Waterman Pens $U.fi() nud up . r.. :.. . ' t win i iii n. The Oregon flrapo Club met nt tho home of Mrs. Mnrgnret Mr Kay, 418 K. Tyler, Wedncssdiiy, April 12th, At tho noon hour tin rlaborato pot look luncheon was aerved. Tho day was spent in piecing blocks for u quilt. Those prmentwere Neighbors Hriee, Teeling, MeCrea, Knoshweiler, Miller, Hnwly, Jneobsou, Stulir, Fletcher, Weimer, Hmerick, .ln well, Hell, Glnwe, Killebrew, Beam and Kthel Armstrong ; also one guest, Mrs. Womaek. The club will meet with Mrs. MeCrea, .816 Oswego street, May 10th. Vjetrolns $Lf).00 to $150.00 on easy terms at Curriu's. Dox wood for sale, $2.50 per load j 403 N. Jersey street: Col. 1475. Service, Sufety and Satisfac tion at Curriu's, For Rent-!! room, cottage, fur niahed. Apply Rico & Tate. All the best manufacturers of tiltrh nrrfld.4 fnil.ti uii..l.,t ...., ...... reaented at Curriu's. per mouth, 0 per rout, within raay distance of Williams school. Answers Oen. Delivery, S. S. U., St. Johns postonice. ' w.i ., m . nn Eycndiarp pencils 50o to $0.00 fttCurrms. Four II. K. rooms partly fnrn- iahed, man and wife preferred; 3 aingle rooms.free reading room. Call at once j 811 N. Jersey. W. JOWER BLUE WORK SHIRTS 75c SHEETS, 72x90 no Terry Towels Women's Knit Union Suits - 65c, 75c, 85c Women Knit Vests - - 35c Cretonne, Yard SATTEEN, Yard Infants Pure Silk Child Mary Jane Slippers - $1.45, $2.00 Boy's all Wool Long Pants, Pr. $4.25! 'Boy's Heavy Corduroys' Satteen SHOP CAPS Painters OVERALLS Canvas GLOVES RECORD FEES PAID LAWYERS Skillful Leaders of the Oar Have Dttn Rewarded for Their Oervlcea With Qmall Fortune, IInrrliiKtim Wiml, K. O., who In to receUu n foe of 10,000 KtiliHMiN for uiidcrlnkliiK tho dcfi-nne In Hiai'l of n wctilfhy Albiinliin churned with at tempting to murder Lord Allcnhy, In by no ini'iiim tho only ICiirIInIi lawyer whoMii foroiiHlc nk lit him been ruwanl eel by a fee In II vo IlKtireit, uiually abroad, remark" Ignition Answer. Sir itouiidell Pulmur'n services at tho (Icnovn convention wcro ruwarded by a fee of I5,(00. Mr. l'ctemen, an KiikIMi barrister, when prnctlcliiK l Calcutla, had n retainer of lOO.lMX) rupee and n dally refreidier of 10.000 rupee for hm dofenito of Tote Per aiinil, an Indian contractor. A fee of 10,000 Kulueaa wnit offered to Kerceiint Hiitliititync to defend tho Kaekwar of llarodn on n cIhitko of at tempting to kill Mr. l'hayre, the llrlt lull resident, by mixing diamond dual Willi hire food. For negotiating n treaty of penee with Japnn John W. Fouler ncelved n fee of -10,000 from tho Chliiene gov. eriimeut, and Chauiu'ey Depew, tho Aiueriean lawyer ami wit, un re warded by a fee of -10,000 for mtvlng an etitnlo from bankruptcy. Some euormoiii fee have been paid to eminent counsel for defending wealthy prisoner. I'riuii'l Wellman wan paid 8,000 for IiIh micceMfful ilefeimo of tho llyaum twin of Canada, who wero chnrged with muriter. Colonel Jamea got feo of 1,000 (dm aiiuunl Income of an I.iikIIkIi IiIkIi court Judge) for hi defense of Inspector Mclaughlin, who wiih licensed of brlhery aoniu lime ngo. Pwu other American counsel, Austin iiii nun uauiei uoiiniH, each re reived a 0,(XH fee for prosecuting I certain police court Irlula. DiKlur DelmiiH wan retained for the defense of Harry Thaw at a fee. of 20.000, which, after all, wan but half the sum paid ci I 'resident (Irevy for ni aorvlcvH In tho great Dreyfus gtmuo lawsuit. DEMAND FOR FURTHER LIGHT Connecticut Newspaper Want Know Mora About Ouylng Wonv en'a 8hot for 2 a Pair, to A llrldk't'I'ort (Conn.) pnpor telln It readora that a lartio manufacturing extahttshnumt In tH city U aiding It emiiloyeoa ! solllnic hhoea and coal to tho oitoratlvoa at a reduced rate I.lHteii to thin, for t'xiimplt' : Woiih'ii'n hIiooh, durabln, atyllidi and riicnii withal, are Ih-Iiik dlstrlhuted to wurkern who want thnu for S2 a iulr. The slcnllli'aiu'o of the VI nrlro la siHMi In a eomparlMiin with ordinary shoo price schedulpa. The shoes ure sold on two day i-ach week and aev erul humlriM tmlrs still remain, As to the real, It Is tninU'lcnt to say that tho corporation U furnlshlnc three cnrloadi a week to Its employees at a ton, which din's not strike us as such a inurvel as tho sale of shoea at $2 a pair, hut as to this we should welcome further Information saya the Hartford Courant. If It Is posslhlo to huy ahooa at once durable nnd NtylUh nt t'i, (tut fact has gained preclouN little publicity In the last four year, evt-n anionic women, and wo tdintih! suppose that tlu women of HrldKeport would ho apt to mention the fact to tho doalora In tho city. Surely there must be men employed by this corporation who would be glad to find It dealing tn footwear for thera, Inasmuch as more man will need shoes within a month or so nt the best. Why not M'll them durable and stylish shoes nt, aay. $4T Wo shall watch the further Ucvolopiucut of this plan with some Interest, ncj mic e ass ot jyrj will pre ' , , , r . . ,1tronVNini,red fir3t C,n83 eJnvoJ" t, n, id ad tXly N i,,,te1 fte ?0r nur for 0,10 ol ar at tho Review 0lUco. Additional 100 for 75c- Tho postollice department ad. vises the use of printed return envelopes. Say it with throe Mowers, per fume at Curriu's. WOH ENS' WAISTS Georgette Crept de Cheat Pongee f3.9S to $5.00 starch or filling $1.39 25c 25c 38c, 42c Bonnets $1.25 $1.75 15c $1.25 . 9 W Om Sapphire With a Hlttory. The hi mipphlri! on (ho tup of the rros on the stale crown of tho kln nf HiiKland once was believed to have the power of curing rheumatlxm, sci atica and vurloiiH other dNeaseM which ullllcted men a thousand or so years iiko. It Is not believed that this stone has Inst any of the powers with which It hcKau life, perhaps a million year ago, but a larKc part of thu Hrltlsh public seems to have lost faith In Its curative properties. This sapphire, was once the hcIIIuc of the coronation Min or IMwiird the Confessor, who was burled In Westminster abbey, and was taken out of his casket In the year 1101, slum whlrh time It bus been one of tho KiikIInIi crown Jewels. To whom It hcloiih'cd before It became the property of the pious IMward his torians do not tell. Washington .Star. Couldn't Spare Him. Juiiet'H mother entered the iiumery and, iih nho aurveyed the ehlld'a collec tion of iIoIIh, Mild: "Now, dear, you have had thlx anl dler doll a Ioiik time mid the poor little itlrl next door Ih III mid Iiiih ml doll nt nil, Don't you want to xciid her your soldier buy I" "No, mother," Hiild Janet, "I would rather Nend her uiiy one but that. You nee, that'll the only mail we have In the family, and Iio'm married to all the other dolU." Our Plan. The young married couple had Just returned from a honeymoon nud the wife went to her next door neigh bor. "(If course I'm horribly green," hho confessed, "and I want to leiiru K) you'll help inu won't you, please) i-'lrst, I want to know how to man age our lliiauceH. Do you budget yournT" "Not yet," the older woman mulled. "We're not that far yet. We Mill belong to the 'stretch It' rank of fUUllllCH." Cop Is Linguist, I.yiiu, Maw., ban it policeman who has maxteied xeveii different liiu- g untie In the last kuveu lean, lie Im Aiilhoiiy DyehldH, a twenty-seven year old l.lthutinlau, who came to I America oeven years ago. Since lie has bivu hem he served In the army and on the l.ynn police force, lie Kaka ItUkshiu, Jewish, I'oIInIi, (xeeholovak, .Serbian, Kngllnh. and Lithuanian, The Home Merchant Is Not a Migratory Bird Jie is tn tne town to stay. q TOWN ii prosperous. I If the town is prosperous YOU I I ARE SURE TO SHARE in the 1 prosperity. When you send your dollar out t of town you KISS IT Q00DBY. TDinp -4 t r r- a r SENATOR CHARLES HALL I submit my candidacy to the Repub licans of Oregon for the nomination for Governor. Following are aome of the principles for which I stand: 1. I have made no pre-election' prom Ilea and I will make none, except those herein stated. 2. Taxes on general property must bt reduced. I favor substituting net to exceed ten departments for the seventy or more existing 8tate Commissions. (Illinois 8ystem.) 3. Not only reduction of taxes, but Improved marketing facilities and Increased credit are essential to In sure the prosperity of the farmer. 4. A more equitable adjustment of the automobile license tax with due re gard to the actual value of the car. Qasollne tax for highways only. 6. As to my attitude on the labor quettion, I refer to my employes, and my Legislative record. 0. Completion of thi State Highway System with special attention to market roads. 7. The puLUc isl-aol Is one of the fundamental factors In our aystem of Government, I favor compul sory attendarce In the primary grades. Teach pure Americanism to all pupllo, beg nnlng at an early age. Contlnua to strengthen and build up this typical American In stltutlon. 8. Strict enforcement of all laws. 0. I am against Japanese land owner ship or control. Botmtor Charlen Hall of Marahflcld, who haa Ioiik linen mentioned as ivuo of thu HtroiiKont prospective candl- datcK for Oovornor, him announced dollultely that ho will eater tho i;uhnr natorlal race. This announcement has been expected by his frlenda for moiiiu time, an atroni; preHsuro has been brought to hear upon the Coos nud Curry Honutor slnco hm namo wai first inuutloiiud hb a prospective can' dldate. Ho wai born on a farm In Jofforson County, Pennsylvania, nnd camo to Oregon In 1001, Shortly thereafter ha began his buslnosH career iih a elork In a drug store at ClaUkaulo, Oregon. Kventually ho acquired ownership ol the drug store, sold It and bought a drug Ntore In Hood Ittver, where he lived until 1014. In Hood Illver his ability for organization nssertod It self. During the eight yearn he apont In that town, he was oua of tho build era of the telephone nyatom there, tho Oregon-Washington Telephone Com pauy, and built tho Central Ilulldliig, Oregon Hotel and Uia HaV llulldlug, and owned and pluutod a number of orchards In the Hood ltlver Vallny, Ho also served as Director and I'restdont of tho Hood Hlver Commercial Club Ills activities wero trnuafurred to Coos Hay In 1914 nnd Immediately thereafter a numbor of now organlza Hons In that district canto Into being He organized tho Coos and Curry Telephone Company of which ho Is President today; organized tho Dank of Southwestern Oregon In 1017 nnd was l'resldunt of that Institution until 1921. Outside of his business activities In Marshfleld, ho soon became one of tho prominent citizens of that district. Ho was one of the original promoters of the State Highway program. Ho was elected Senator from the Klghth Sena toria) District comprising Cooa and Curry couutles lu 1920, Senator Hall soon becamo one of tho leaders In state-wide politics as a fearless exponent of tho highway pro gram. ,u a Legislator ho piayea a prominent part In all Important legls latlon durlne both sessions In 1031 He risked censure from tho exponents of tho 1926 Kxposltlon Hill whou ho refused to listen to any proposod In. roads Into tho road funds for the put pose of financing tha Fair. Halra u . .u ., . '""Y V hmrtffht farlh thn lilvhAat nrntsiu from I all parts of the State. Sluce- his debut Into state-wide poll tics, tho loaderuhlp In various non political movements has gravitated naturally to him. Ho Is a member of the Oregon Land Settlement ComuiU sUn and served for three years as President of the Oregon Stato Cham ber of Commerce and Is now a director of that organization. Friends of Senator Hall proclaim htm as a natural leader, and point with pride to his record of achievements in public and private life. Others con cede that his judgment Is sound and admit that no outside pressure or log rolling can swerve htm from any pro gram or movement to which he has dudlcated himself, Mr. Hall was married in 190C In u nun i.nbiiau. iiiwj uair i three children, two boy thirteen and si)n. oue clrl nlno, I ror cvaie or Iratle. free Ironi iiu-iim. I ..,.i; o " . ,ul '" V." "..'.""' "K. juur l)r, W.J, GtUtrap. ..- 1 M.lf I Pine heavv laviiii? lUrreil Plv mouth Rock lutein ni: tans. 15 for il.OO. 21S liurr street, comer I.omUinl. 23 Legal Guarantee Givero N nttJ .f A'ni.-iwiul Ak to tee QUoult rdo 1 Trcdtdtot. Patronize the homo merchant. 1 Jc Choice Groceries A full line of the choicest groceries at most reasonable prices, constantly on hand. L Simmons & Co. Quality Grocers I. L. PATTERSON . I'OK... a O V 13 H N O H I pletltie nt least 10 per cent rc miction hi taxes. Let's Cut Down this Tax Burden I'attl Ailr. ROBERT RAKES Plowing, Teaming and Ex cavating of all kinds Prices Iicnsonnblo. 016 It. CharkitnnSt I'houe Col. 1393 Setting Dnby Chiokn Singlo Comb RHODE ISLAND WHITES ... .Frederick Strain ... . 11. Peek Phono Col. 879 711 S. Crawford Street THE 1 HOUSE ore WORKS 317 N. JimSHY Me i's suits cleaned and pressed 1.50 Men's suits siwnged and prested .130 Ladies' suits and coats cleaned and pressed 1.C0 French Dry or Steam Cleaning We make no chnrge for calling tor and delivering, minor repairs, re. placing broken buttons. Our rates are recogulzed Staudard Trices for 1'lrst-class Work. We viieclalizc on Quick Service. Oood Work. Tel. Columbia 1289 H, A. tA titiltif Columbin 118 Woodlawn 3401 BROWN'S Delivery and Transfor ....St. Johns, Oregon Violin Strings for Students Violin Strings for Violin Players. A Violin String that will give you pleasure and jov while playing; a string which has toue and durabil. .... , r-immmLli. nriw inf In. Kecotmneiu ed by a art sts at CARL 301 N. JUHNKE'S' Jersey Street, 702 S, Jersey Street PHONE COL. SCO Maumioth Pansy Plants Hardy Cab- J-J41UII. BEDDING PUNTS RUDY BY NAY 1ST MA' J"" viK xea lH.t.t.l(. nl C Tnl. I 1 ... mate tlietr navuients wilhraif lnmnl ence by avallinc themselves of our ser vices. We will pay same and secure vour receipt without inconvenience to you. or-. i - . Any St. Johns iwnk. Peninsula Title, Abstract and Kealty Co.. by II, Henderson. Mnorr- -iiu .-uriii icrscv aircei. im VV...L . Member lluiMcrs Exchange W. P. Greene & Son Contractors & Builders 625 K. BUCHANAN STRRRT 463. Portland, Ore. Phone Col. 1025 Wnnted Buildiug Lots.-houses . ?. ?.r gilding lots. IUCK 1 A l a, Healtors, 107 N. Jersey. R. GRAHAM MoOALL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Hours 8:30-10 A. M.; 1-5 P. M. Evenings by nppointmont. Peninsula Bank Building Empire 993. Res. 108 Fes9enden BERENICE MYER McOALL Pianist and Pipo Organist Students Limited. Hours by appointment. 108 Fcsscnden street Repairing Has Dropped I will half sole Shoes at these prices: Men Men s heavy halt soles 1.25 Mali, Imlf uitp 100 a light Half soles l.w ies' heavy soles 1.00 Ladles' hcavv Ladies' light shoes.... 75 Hoy's heavy soles 1.00 Ilovs' Ik'lit soles ' 7G Girls' soles '. 75 Patching 15c up I use the best of leather that Mirttnt ttttll Iwttr T lintff frwtlr tn llJUlik J (Till UUVI It V V. .vrt. stay and believe in living and let you live. C. C. HOPKINS Boot and Shoe Maker 513 Columbia lllvd. Near Pilling Station. 1'hone Columbia 977 PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO., Inc. Electrical Engineers and Contractors WIRtNO PIXTUKK3 AND 8UITMHS Gcncrnl Repair work 109 S. Jersey Street, Portland, Oregon St. Johns Transfer Co. Vor Your linhv ChtoJtn naby chick starter, Little chick scratch, Best alfalfa, ton or half ton lots, f 18.00 per ton. CAREfUL FURMTURtt MOVER. 109 Ezit Borllalton St. Cclumbli 82 St. Johns Fuel Co. 515 Coin inbia Uottlevnrd Slab and Cortlwood OKkh Wildrobc Shlnnle Co. Phone Col. 918 Phone Columbia 874 L. R. NICHOLS Chimney Hrick, Cesspool Hrick. also Contracts taken for Digging CcssKols. 502 N. IMIton Street We Know Batteries! Repairing batteries may look easy but it isn't! To be successful, a repair man has to know jutt how to handle the plates that hold the active material that keeps lire in the battery. He has to know how to take care of the (mutator that keep the plates apart. He has to know when It is cheaper for you to buy a new battery than to have the old one repaired. Bring your battery in to Headquarters no matter whether It's a Willnrd or not. We'U tell you what It needs, If anything, how much the coit will be and whether repairs will pay or not. St. Johns Auto Electric Co, Columbia 88 317 S. Jersey SUA K MS 0 TfUCk and Team Representing Willard Storage Batteries DONT DO N THIS! LEONARD EAR OIL RELIEVES DEAFNESS and STOPS HEAD NOISES Rub it in Back of the Ears" , (Never Put tn Kan) 9 Iasert In Nostrila i)tafM U sTtlr rvlitttd br iKpUtmtmatvUkleaard Em OIL SpkIiI lutruclUu bf a Ud Kar 8wUIUt far 4lffrtat klad of Dcf nttisnd llrid NlMcaUlM4 la nth luk(. I.courd Kmt Oil U ! u tipftiBtol.bat ku kd a iifl 1M7. "Yu rBo aStrd v b df." TKV T1II3 01U II kit htllMd Uoauiida or ol. Wk Ml 7ouT Tell your drurt lt tail Im ca Kt II far ra froM kU klMlr. crlptWt tlmiUr m em rqiut. For sale In St. Johns by ST. JOHNS niAKJiAti, iuo n. lerser street, and otner reuaoie iiruf-gist. A. O. aku, inc., 70 ftlih Ar.,New York.N.Y. Muhm & Brewer Caatracfers aad Builders Plans and Specifications furnished Free when we build. Repairs aodl Alterations. Res. Phone Col.fM WOOD I 8P Dry and Wet Slab Planer Trim, c,ai,,ub'i Bumgung ana re InS. AiJ nS,Bnepi $,m$n"S a Pecialty. Call at 207 mines :olumbU Basements Doe:, Phone Columbia roo Cards of thank r nntifpa dm cnarged for at the rate of fifty cents each. Persons desiring to have such notice published should make a note of this. 1 HOLMES LODGE NO. 101 KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS Meets every l'rldny night at 7:30 o'clock In 11ICKNHR Halt, Vliitors always wel come. 12. K. I'llII.Ml'S, C, C. A CAKLNKI. ON, K. K. 9 Hpeinsula chaptefT No, 43 R, A, M. Stated meetings on the fust Monday of each mouth In Ma sonic Hnll. Visitors Welcome. j. . wkhstkr.h. it. r. '1, It. LKMON. Secretory. vIsltlnR brothers. ThomM Thumpott, NO. IM. riltes. V. O, 1Ww, conumit. Rec. Bee.; O.W.Noreue, I'ln.Stc. it. l' cuik, Trent. St, Johns Gamp No, 7546 Modern Woodmen of America. We heartily solicit the attendance of our members at our regular meetings every 2d and Ith Thursday evening. Ml Jcan T,,ol,&. li. K. loructi, Clerk. 929 S. Jersey St. 115 W. Tyler St Woodmen Ol the World St. Johns Camp 773 flood, lire tnrclluiM every MomUy tvenlllit In Ulckuer 1 tall, uurflnaloii ntnl Jersey ttteet. VIl(orlwj welcome. OKI inciiilr com; out and are what a live camp you belong to. li. I-iu r.Krt, i; w. a TKiiu r, tierx. DORIC LODGE NO. 132 A. F. and A. M. Meets the first and third Wcdncsdnyof each inonlli In Masonic Llnll. Visi tors welcome. John M. Illalr, W. M. V. W. Davis, Secretary. lUinoruo Ohanfor Nn Iflfi n Cv mnw IU UHUUlbl liu, IUU, U, L, O, Alerts every second and fourth TucMlay of each mouth lu Masonic Hall, Visitors welcome. Orare I.. Illalr. W. M l'Mle V. l'ol. Hre. f!7H. J'rt'ilnn lrrfi kf The Fraternal Boosters McctH every 1'irst and Third Wed nesday in the Odd Fellows' Hall Join nud Help Boost OfliccCol. C25 Ucsldcifcc-CoL 477 Dr. E. P. Bordon DENTIST Painless extraction of teeth under nitrous ozldc tins Peninsula Il.mK Illtlg. St. Johns, Portland, Oregon f PENINSULA TITLE ABSTRACT & REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Mnnnaor 402 N. Jars.y Slraet Abstracts of Title Prepared Titles Hxninllicd Phone Columbia 2.15 Telephone Main 998 It A. LONGSTAFF Representing Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Go, Col. 2C5 030 N. Kcllouir Street Poff & O'Neil TRANSFER AND STORAGE Sand and Gravel Daily Trips to Portland iPhweCol. 303 208 N. JERSEY ST Frank A. Rice LAWYER Office 107 N. Jersey Street Phone Col. 887 Residence Col. 391 Work, Furniture Moving, Basement DiKKlnK, Sand and Gravel: Wood for sale Cordwood $7.50; Planer Trimmings $5.50. W. S. JEANS Col. 732 510 E. Poll- St. ELMER SNEED Violin Instruction STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street Phone Columbia 802 on ROGERS AIu. S. Stalti Mn. C. A. Bltw Scales & Blew REAL ESTATE BROKERS We Buy and Sell Agents for Sibloco Plpelcss Furnace. Phone Col. 255 .102 N. Terser Dr. W. J. Gilstrap Physician & Surgeon Glasses Accurately Fitted X ray Laboratory Peninsula Security Co. Bldg. St. Johns. R. G. Muck A. A. Muck Phones Col. 118 Main 490? Phonea Col. 1284 East 8531 907 Fessenden Street Sand, Gravel and . Crushed Rock 'Members f the Builders' Hxch'ange WANTED AU Kinds of Oarnenter Wnrlr Will repair all your buildings, ruiu repairing; suiugling and re- 2j j0,St!,eet' " EraP5" vu-"-a u.iar, carpenter. I buy or sell St. Johns Property A til st. am mm . W. UHVIb Real Estate fire Insurance and Notary Public List your property with ml if vou desire to sell " quickly -3g& Laurel Lodge, 1, 0,0, F. No. IOO, St. Johns. Orepon Meets each Monday cveuinj' in Oddl'el lows hall at 7:3o. A cordial welcome to V f