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1 Urn TriE st. Johns review A. W. Mnrlcle lidltor PubliBhcd Friday of Each Week 404 N. Jersey St. Photic Col. 321 3ubgorlntl on pflc Q;G3J?SXI!-T' Th Rkvirw U entered nt post office la Portland, Oregon, m runll ninttcr of the second chut under the Act of Con jr.re of March J, 1879. If it is within tho scope of your most vivid imiiKiiiulion to picturo n man n ruul live, walk ing, talking, brcntliiii( lie man who having attained that mystic art of nucccssfully directing the strange gesticulations of an auto mohilo through tho busy streets of Portland has not yet dweover cd thnt a blow out is a blow out and docs roqtiiro some little re pairing before tho tire can again be inflated, barken to this: Whang 1 went tho tiro. Mr. "Wood Ii. Motorist ambling lei surely down tho street brought Klizaholh Ford Sedan to a sud den stop beside tho curb directly in front of n grocery store on Fes Netidcn and Oswego streets. Out gels Mr. Wood H., immaculately dressed in his new tweed suit, pongco shirt, tan shoes, urern sox. green tic and a new straw hat. Oh, my goodness gracious, Agnes, this was no place for him. Hut after n cursory inspection of that hind tire, he gels the pump from under the seat and ro gardlcss of his brand new clothes and the boiling hot sun he goes merrily to work, "pumping her up," Two hundred mid lifly pumps, more or less, and 10 mill utcs later tho tire was still Hat. Nothing daunted, Wood It. dis covers that his pump is no good and borrows one from the gro cery man. Another 10 minutes of continuous pumping and still that tire lay flattened like a rat tle snake on a rail just behind the evening express. Queer they make so many hum pumps 1 He stops Mr. OimmI Mo torist who produces a three-valve pump absolutely guaranteed. No use "Guess your patch didn't stick," 0 lie in (lood, as he re "turns from the grocery store and finds Wood It. still pumping. "Patch," says Wood. "I did not patch it. Tho darned thing just went flat all of a sudden and 1 thought all vou had "1 'o was pump her up." "Vou have another thought coming," says Mr. (lood, as he picked up his pump and drove away. Jessie Ii. Blow, in Sun day's Journal. W. JOWER MEN'S PANTS Wc are gradually increasing our stock of Trousers so that with our fall shipments coming in steadily wc expect to oiler nn extremely large assortment for your selection. With compara tive grades wc believe there is no one who can sell at a lower figure than wc can. Prices from $2.00 to $7.50 Pair Infant Soft Sole Shoes 85c, 95c, 80c Made of Kid Leather in White, Uluc, Black, Cream and Com bination of Colors, by a man ufacturer who specializes In infant shoes only. Women's One Strap Comfort Slippers, Pair $2.15 A pair of these Vici Kid Pumps for about the house purposes, will prove their worth many times in comfort. Women's Handker chiefs, Each 5c Children's Knit Un derwaist 45c Yard Goods fair Women's Bandcauxs and Brassicrs, 35c, 50c Don't forget wc carry a line of yardage go :ds carefully selected, Gingham, Devon shire. Cretonnes, Scrim Out ings, Sateen, Ktc., arc at the lowest Prices. Donlffnov fiittoniH i!fio to Alio DisiKner Patterns Includes cutting mid construction Iny-out which wives you money. Wc carry Delimiters I'ntU-rm becnuse wc believe tlit-7 will excel in style, m aim simplicity. Deborah Livingston W. . T.l met at the homo of Mrs'. It. A. Ol son, 502 W. Richmond street on Monday afternoon when the an nual election of oflleers was hold. Mrs. Ii. Russell was elect ed presi dent; Mrs. (J. W. Overstreet llrsl vice president; Mrs. Nora H.Moy ers, second vice president; Mrs. Minnie Knox' re-elected secretary and Mrs. I). Tallman treasurer, aim Airs. .1. r. iverr assistant, in Tito residence of John N. Kdlef s.ii in Irvington is undergoing extensive decoration by V. M. I'ilin of St. Johns, who has had his crew at work for the last two weeltH. Mr. I'ilip, whose place o luiNiiiess is on upper Washington street, has many line homes undo Ins eliai'ite. amontr tltem one o lite most expensive residences on Woxtiixi'r Terrace for Frank Han sum til' the I'histeru & Western Lumber Co.; the residence o It. F. UphIiiiw of the Lndd Instate in Haul Moreland, and Malarkey Bros. huildiiiLf on Portlaut Heights. Horn -To .Mr. and Mrs. S. H, Oshorii, IO.'i Crawford street, on AiiguM lith, n son. II a man would only put us Hindi "pep" in his work as he iloes in his eiiHsin', there wottlt be inure rich folks. Hx. Nome times a follow gels pretty well iilouu in years before he re alixes that brains were given him not solely for hair fertilizer. Hx What hits become of the old fashioned hoy who used to take pride in It-Hint; how many eon Is of stovewood he could saw in u week T Hx. Six per cent LOANS may bo se cured for any purpose on farm lands, irrigated lauds, to liny or build homes, City or Farm, under our mortgage eertiilcates. a summary of the vear's work a,' Ihinkcr Ueservo Deposit Com rend by Mrs. Knox, seorelar.v.tht Union was surprised to lind that tho number of calls made upon the sielc.the number of iiingn.iucs distributed, bouiiiets, fruit mid bundles of clothing by members of tho Union run into the liuinl reds. A number of prominent speakers during the year iiu-ltid rd state nud county ollieers and a state ofllcer of California. Din ing the year the president. .Mm. Overstreet had not iiiisned a meeting and Mm. M. Knox had not minxed a county institute. Tho next meeting of the Union will be held at Peninsula Park on August III, when a short luisine-, meeting will be combined with the annual picnic Lunch will be scrvrd at noon when a speaker will be provided. imii.v, dun iv Denver. Colo. Hleetrie Building, One hundred firat clnsa envoi opus witli your nnmo mid ad dress neatly printed on tho cor ner for ottu dollar at tho ltoview ollioe. Additional 100 for 7f)C Tho poHtoflico department ail. vises the use of printed return envelopes. Typewriter ribbons for sale at this oOIee Oliver, Underwood, Smith and Kcmiugton. Kach 75 cents. Vou can do better and more presentable work with a new ribbon, Mrs. Vinson docs hemstitch ing nt 528 South Ivunhoo; pliotu Columbia 10M, tf i'or Sale Good heating stove. Call 111! H John street. I A Simple Lessow t In Arithmetic J If you SPEND Y0UII MONEY QUI OI IOWD, t And your neighbor spends HIS V rsvt m a saurtiui oui oi town, And EVERYBODY spends his money out of town, What will become of this town! THINK IT OVER. TRADE AT HOME For Sale 2 tons wheat, more or I less, $30 on ii roil ml. Also CO acres good dirt $1(500. part cosh, bal. ensv li. 615 N. Central Ave. Typewriter paper for salent tjtia of lice. Typewriter ribbons for sale at this oflico; 7oo each. Warranty deed blanks and contracts of salo at this oflico; fie each, or fiOo per dozen. Foi Sale Cheap and sinhtly wilding lots. See I. S. Downey at nice, N, byractise, isc Hag rugs woven, all sizes; sat sfactiou Kuarauteed. Call Hm- nre 21J10 1021 H. Allct'lieny St Men Wanted The Northern Pacific Railway Company will employ men at rates prescribed by the United States Railroad Labor Board as follows: Machinists 70 cents per hour Blacksmiths 70 cents per hour Shoot Metal Workers 70 cents per hour Eloctrlclans 70 cents per hour Stationary Engineers Various Rates Stationary Firemen Various Rates Boilermakers 70 and 70Uc Per hour Passenger Car Men 70 cents Per hour Froight Car Men 63 conts per hour Helpers all classes 47 conts per hour Mechanics and Helpers are allowed time and one half for time worked in excess of eight hours per day Yauno men who desire to learn these trades will be employed and given an opportunity to do so. A strike now exists on tho Northern Pacific Railway. Apply to any Round House or shop, or to Superintendent Northern Pacific Railway At Tacoma, Washington LOOK FOR The Baking Powder that Gives the Best Service in Your Kitchen CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER GUARANTEES Pure and Wholesome Foods !7LssiVy7n sLLLLLLsbiiih II No Failures When a "Big and Cheap" can of baking powder is offered youLOOK OUT. Every can of Calumet is the same keeping Qual ity Perfect last spoon ful good as the first. The World's CALUMtl f No Waste The moderate cost of Calumet combined with the highest merit estab lishes the greatest of bakingpowdereconomy. You save when you buy it? DEST BY TEST av Greatest Baking Powder Portland Manufacturing Co. -MANUFACTURERS OF- Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex celsior Grape Boxes, Egg Case Stock, and all kinds of Veneer FACTORY, FOOT OF RICHAIOND STREET R. G. Muck l'honci Col. 1281 Kait 8&31 007 l'cMcuilcn Street A. A. Muck Phones Col. 118 Main 4901 Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock Members of the Ilulklcre lixchange l'liono Emplia 977 PENINSULA ELECTRIC CO.. Inc. Electrical Engineers and Contractors WIKI.NO flXTURIM AND SWTUK3 General Kennlr Work 109 S. Jeney Street, Portland, Oregon Qalton Ranch )airy Buy Pure Milk Direct From The Farm The Dniry is under strict supervision of the City Health Department nnd the Cows are tested for tuberculosis every six months. Phono Col. 321 for ordors Legal Guarantee Giveru Nm niU r Kntftna pain continue work. Atk to ace OI-dU rllo Trrtmat. Cuvvln't I'or DrtiUH St. Jolim, Oregon I . a I buy or A. sell St. Jobns Property W. DA V lb Real Estate Fire Insurance and Notary Public ust your property with me it you desire to sell quickly St. Johns Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail OLAHK-WILSON WOOD Slnb nud block wood mixed. $o.5U per load; four foot slab. $5 cord; pinner wood, $1.50 lond. W. O. Hl'JuuK, 010 If. Hudson Bt. near Fessenuen. Empire 0631 C 1101 Foot of Burlington St. CENTRAL CASH GROCERY 108 Philadelphia St. W. J. FORSYTHE Opposite Masonic Bldg. Phone Empire 1588 The Store of Personal Service WE DELIVER FREE "Wanted Men or women to take orders for genuino guaran teed hosiery for men. women nnd children. Eliminates darninc. $40 a wcok full timo. $1 an hoar spare timo. Experience unneces sary. International Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. Tvnowriter uaDer for nnln nt this ofllce. Price 2J5 nnr hnn. Id red sheets.or 500 sheets forone dollar. Patronize the home merchant, ' tlbLMCS LODGE NO. 101 KNIGHTS or, PYTHIAS Meets every l'ridny night at 7:30 o'clock in BICKNHR Hall. VUltora always wel come. E. 15. PHILLIPS, C. C. A. CARL NnLSON, K. R. 3 PENINSULA CHAPTER' ' Ho. 43 D. A, M. Stated inectlugs on the Grit Monday of each motitli In Ma sonic Hall. Visitors Welcome. ;. d. witisTim.it.it. r. '1. It. LKMON, SCTUry. a&Laurel Lodge, 1, 0. 0. F. ""- No. IOO, St. Johns. Oraaon Meets each Monday evening in Otldl'el lows hall at 8:00. A cordial welcome to alt visiting brothers. ltd. V. Guile. N O. C. W. MiMH.V.O. 8. 1. Durrimf In, Rcc. Scc.1 O.W.Nortne, t'ln.Btc. tt. H.CUtk.Tmi. St. Johns Gamp No, 7546 Modern Woodmen of America. We heartily solicit the attendance o( our members at our regular meetings every 2d and 4th Thursday evening. A. S. Berry, Ii. II. Irish, Coutut. Clerk. 202 K. Polk St. 417 ii. Chicago St. Woodmen of the World St. Johns Camp 773 Oool.llre inrrtlnrn ercry Monday ertnlog la nlckacr Hall, nutllnilon and Jt'T rtrttt. Vliltorialwujt wttromr. Old memtxrs com out and ttt whit tire camp you Ixlonr to. II. PltTJtRB.CC. W. A. TROUT, Clef fc. DORIC LODGC NO. 132 A. f. and A. M. Meets the first nnd third Wcdnetdayof each month in Masonic Hall. Vial, tors welcome. John M. Dlair, W. M. A. W. Davis, Secretary. The Fraternal Boosters Meets every First nud Third Wed nesday iu tlic Odd Fellows' Hall Joiu and Help Doost OOice Irnirc1822 'iTesTKmp. f177 Dr. E. P. Borden DENTIST Painless extraction of teeth under nitrous oxide gaj Peninsula IJ.iuK Dldg. St. Johns, Portland, Oregon PENINSULA HUE ABSTRACT A REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Msmagar 402 N. Jersey Strati Abstracts of Title Prepared Titles Kxamlned Phone Hmplrc 026G Poff & O'Neii TRANSFER AND STORAGE Sand and Gravel Dally Trips to Portland Phefii Empire 0308 208 N. JERSET ST Frank A. Rice LAWYER Office 107 N. Jersey Street Phone Imp. 0887 Res. tmp. 0391 All Kinds of Truck and Team Work, Furniture Moving, Basement Digging, Sand and Gravel; Wood for 9alc Cord wood $7..ot Planer Trimmings $5.50. " ' W. S. JEANS Kmplrc 73a 310 H. Polk St. ELMER SNEED Violin Instruction STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street Phone Umpire 0302 Dr. W. J. Gilstrap Physician & Surgeon Glasses Accurately Fitted .X ray Laboratory Peninsula Security Co. Dldg. St. Johns. Geo. W. Muhm Contractor and Builder Plans and SneciGcatlons furnished Free where I build. Residence ad. dress 108 Smith ave. Empire 0063 Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials FLOUR prices to suit all pocketbooks 1 49 lb. Sk. Hard Wheat Flour $1.50, $1.60, $1.75, $2, $2.10 Money Back Guarantee White Vinegar for Pickling, GalUOc r.xtra Good Mustard, lb 85c Central Blend Coffee, lb 85c St Johns Kggs(Cuaratiteed)doz 30c UK) IU. Sk. Scratch 2 (55 12 cans Durimadc Milk $1.05 Postunt Cereal pk. 20c Roman Meal pk . ..85c 3 lbs. Diamond W. Coffee. $110 1 qt. Jar Mustard 45c 1 Large Pk. Bird Seed 10c Jersey Corn Flakes, pk 10c Indian aud Ceylon Tea, lb. ..60c (Best that Money Can Buy) Sea Foam, 2 pks, 45c Hires Root Beer Extract, bot.. .25c Parowax, Package 15c We have a few CALUMET BANKS to be given Away FREE )on Z7on Barber Shop CALDWELL 4 SON The place wht-re cood service and courteous treatment prevail. Children's hair cutting receive special attention. 1U9 BURLINGTON STREET isxrniunxcim I Designer and Draftsman PLANS DRAWN Architectural and Mechanical 620 R. Richmond Street ItOUKUS sells SUITS. Best Cord Wood Ter Cord $7.50 St. Johns Transfer Co. USEFUL FURNITURE MOVERS 109 E. BurlinJIon Jt. FEED Eaplrt MSI FEES Keys Made, Lawnuiowers Sharpened, &aws meu J. L. LUND Expert Lock and Gunsmith I'utbrella Repairing Locks and Guns Kcrwiiretl, Mot Water Bags Mended. 403 S Jervcy Street Boys Suspenders 25c,ROGERS, IFS TRAVEL TIME Round Trip Fares afford great savings In travel costs this year to Tillamook County Beaches Newport by-the-Sea Crater Lake National Park Oregon Caves Nat'I Monument Oregon's Forest, Lake, Kiver and Mountain Resorts Shasta Mountain Resorts Yosemlte National Park San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and to - BACK EAST CITIES Through California "The Way to See More of the U. S. A." 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