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THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW A. W. MnrkJe Itoltor Published Friday of Each Week 404 N. Jersey St. Hiiipire032i Subiorlptl on prlo. $1.50, pir year. no In Portland, Oregon. a mnll matter of the second class under the Act of Con- greai of March 3, 1879 "Oregon Trail Series" The report of a special commit tee of tliu Chamber of Commerce this week earnestly commending the financing of Kiscr I'roduc- tioiw (moving pictures) an not only a good business investment hut a matter of prime importance to the future development of the city and atatc as well, marks a new era in the history of (he moving picture industry iu Ore gon. This report is based on an exhaustive Investigation of the Ki.tor Studios, Inc., located at 771 Milwaukee avenue, it is said, mid a thorough business analysis not only of their financial condition and equipment, but of their con tracts for distribution of tlicir product throughout the entire civilized world as well. Th' pros cut scries of 1U one and two red pictures on which they are work Sng, the first of which will lie re leased by rutin; icl month it n der the caption, "Oregon Trai Hcrics," is already half eomplct ed and present indications asstm they will net tlio.se fortunate in dividuals who financed their pro duct ton a iiandomn mum 011 their Investment in record timi Meantime preparations are al ready under way for further pro unctions, and because or the nrci of financing these miickly in or dor to maintain the studio's pros ent enviable position with tin1 n leasing corporations, this special committee 01 the ('liamlicr was asked to make a thorough aiiiily am ol situation, to the etui that in vestors wnen npproaclioil ly a representative of the Htuiliiw, might have the assurance that in the opinion of 1'orllaiid best business men as roprcMciitcd h.i the (.'liambcr, they were not only investing in a sound business proposition and one more than likely to yield a handsome return but were at the same lime assist ing iu the development of an in dustry which will do more valua bio work in the way of placing Oregon's wonderful natural and nccnia advantages before tlx world than all oilier sources of publicity combined. Mr. 1. II. Kdlofscii nnd Mr; W. II. Smith, both residents of this section of the city, have the II winning in charge and will short ly bo calling on our citizens to more fully present (lie ease than space win porum here, anil it is needless to add that the bare fact that these gentlemen are lending their aid to the development ol' this new Industry is to say the least another convincing argu incut iu its favor. Y. V. C. A. Notes The sewing ehiss is well at tend ed. Any ouu wbo is intereritei welcome. " ii you want it good tunc, join the gym. Mm (lloriu ('oilmen, instructor. We would like to have more tn king advantage of the splendid inillinury olww. One of the hiiftretit social evciiU or too tamtam will lie held soon ut Ui V. W. t A. Watch for thu date mid further notice. The "Viileskii" elub from the Oporto school brought their sup pers to tho building last week, Tuiwlay night, mid this week the "Husy Ileus" had a KupRr to gether at (lie huihling. Nineteen elub advisers from different part of the city met at uie urancli luuliling WertncMbiv for tlieir regular monthly mlvis ory meeting. A picnic luncheon was enjoyed. Misa Kthel Mitch ell, girls' work secretary from the I rntral Association, presided Airs. Norman Christie, c , I A . ll I k liccreuiry ni uie i . w. c. , , was present and talked on work of the National Hoard and its rela tion to the local associations. Typewriter ribbons for sale at this ofllce Oliver, Underwood, tjintm mill Kemlngton. hacli 75 cents. You can do hotter and more presentable work with new ribbon. th?Boef dred sheets.or 500 sheeta forono dollar. If you have anything to soil try the He-view, It brings the an- awer. DR. FRANK SANDIFUR Exclusive Care of Eyes Uonbain-Ctirricr Dldg. Res. Iunp. 108G OOicc limp. 18S3 Try an Oyster Supper at DAN'S r. W. JOWER Accurate in every details are Designer Patterns BLANKETS Double width attractive plnlds, blocks or solid colors Trices as low as. .$2.50 Men 's Heavy Weath er Shoes, Pair S3.85, $4.50 $5.00, $5.50 $5.75 81x90 Seamless Sheets $1.48 WOMEN'S FLANNEL GOWNS $1.00, $1.35 And $1.75 GOOD Travels like That is why we have had finch yplendid returns from work with you during; the past two weeks. Satisfied Patients are sounding; the praises of our Guaranteed, Low-Priced Dentistry became n cult nt this office makes them our friends A few knocks are bound to come but when you hear them consider the source mid inquire if the knocker has really visited our offices. Come In And Be Convinced Of Our Sincerity Kxniuimilloim b'ree IT) Year Guarantee Open Evenings DR. R. E. BRIGGS B. & M. PAINLESS DENTISTS NEW CURRIER BUILDING IO8.1 4 South Jersey Street w E Keep at the proper degree I of refrigeration I to insure you meal. Quality Meats Always. Prices Reasonable GIVE US ATRIAL ST. JOHNS CASH MARKET UNDER NEW 100 North Jersey Street P. S. Wo Dcllvo . Wrestling St. Johns Woolen Friday, Oct. Fireman Orchard , . liai U J.40 pounas Turner agrees to throw Orchard twice hi 00 minute Winner takes entire purse. SEMI-WINDUP K HANZL vs. 1U5 I'ountl of St. Johns of Astoria And One Good Preliminary Conic and see tho best Athletic Event of St. Johns Admission $1.00. Womans Heather Hose 25c to $1.00 Women's Unionsuits $1.25, $1.75 $2.85, $3.25 Infants Wool Shirts 50c, $1.00 $1.25 NEWS Wild-Fire our All work free from pain Miotic Umpire IBS!) DR. S. B. McCLINTOCK Our Meats i in order satisfied ft a 1 MANAGEMENT Market IMione Umpire 0021 I Mills Club House 27, 8 p. m. vs Phil Turner r 1111 1 111 IICi 15 ids. unampion ot uanada TOM BROWN Ladies 50c of A Glorious Vacationfand Where dreams come true and cares of yesterday arc soon forgotten Sunny Southern California Sunlit skies -Flowers in blossom Miles of spark ling ocean at your fect, are just a few of life's advantages hi this vacationlcuid for everyone Low Round Trip Fares to San Francisco Santa Barbara Los Angeles San Diego and other California resort points. "The California Kx press" has through Pullmans, Seattle, Tnconin anil Portland to Los Angeles via Sacramento. Stay a day or more at San l'raticlsco a delightful stopping place. Southern Pacific Lines l'or fares, train service, steeping car reservations or beautiful folders, ask agents or write JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon. I Portland Manufacturing Co. MANUFACTURERS OF- l Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex celsior Grape Boxes, Egg Case Stock, and all kinds of Veneer FACTORY, FOOT OF RICHAIOND STREET gallon Ranch Qairy Buy Pure Milk Direct From The Farm The Dairy is under strict supervision of the City Health Department and the Cows arc tested for tuberculosis every six months. Phone Col. 321 for orders St. Johns Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail Empire 0631 C 1101 CENTRAL CASH GROCERY 108 Philadelphia St. W. J. FORSYTHE Opposite Masonic Bldg. Phono Empire 1588 The Store of Personal Service WE DELIVER FREE Friday, Saturday and A visit to this store will convince you Price and a rounds Spaghetti for 25c 1 rounds Macaroni for 25c 1 Ig. can Columbia River Sal mon 25c 1 I.nrge Can b'lat Medium Red Salmon 20c 3 Large Cans Pork and Deans.. 25c 8 W)S. Central Blend Coffee.. 11.00 "Soap Special'' 1 l'eets Washing Machine Soap. 35c 3 Hais C. W. Soap G5c CremeOil Soap 20c Total $1.20 All for $1.00 or Sea l'oam l'kge. , . . , ,25c Pl,rus 1 Urg arge Can Mince Meat. 15c Good Corn or Peas 2 For 25c Jcllo All Flavors Pkge 10c Lowest Market Price Orchard for Sale Ten acres of bearing SpiUeuberg and New town apples, trees 11 years old; new house, now packing house, new wiro fence nnd rthcr out buildings, some tools; on Trout I.ako road, near school and boat ing dam; in splendid condition r crop goes with place; 1900 hoses last year; situated in "White Sal mon, Wash., valley. Price SG500. Might consider trado for farm near Portland. Call at this ofllce. Don't send your printing out I town. Foot of Burlington St. Monday Specials as to Quality, Service Albert's Flap Jack or Waffle irinur rw a Good 76c Broom for ... ..49e Hard Wheat Flour.. $1.60 S1.G5 ana S1.85 7 Kolls Toilet Paper 25c 1 b. Calumet Baking Powder, ,30c 1 Xb, Fancy Cocoa Nut 18c New Dry Prunes Lb 10c 2 j Size Can Peaches 25c New Sauer Kraut Qt J5C 5 Lb. Can Sorghum 45c 24 lb. cau Sorghum 25c 1 lbs, Kolled Oats 25c 9 lb. Sack Y. or W. Corn Meal.SOc 9 lb. Rolled Oats 55c 2 lb. New Brazil Nuts 35c i lb. Folgers Tea 25c on Butter and Eggs Boys' Bicycles for Sale, $15.00 (Jail at this office. warranty deed blanks and contracts of sale at this office; 6c each, or oUo per dozen. Fot Sale Cheap and sightly Dttiiuiiig jots. See J. S. Downey at ouce, 933 N, byracuse. isc Ono huudml sheets of good cents typewriting paper at this ofllce. for 25 HUBERS 110GEHS. Republican Nominee for CONGRESS . Third Oregon District C. N. McARTHUR As nn Oreiron Legislator and National congressman, Mr. Ale Arthur has given effective sup port to all genuinely progressive legislation. He has shown raro courage ui nimoHiiiLf ilciniiL'oL'V anil Iegisla o r, .-. .!.... tive (utaeKcry ami in mivuuuunK . t i ! r correct legislation htcsiiuuihu itM nnmitni'itv. Ho has worked industriously and effectively for Oregon am bus been instrumental in sccur inir liberal annronriations for nu merotis nrojeetH particularly rivers mid harbors. Ho has reached a position of in tluenee and usefulness at Wash iimtmi. the result of four terms of industrious and courageous service. Why change? why replace him with a new and untried man 1'nltl ml. by Kcpubltcaii Congressional Couiiwlen Committee, 1207 Ycon Iluiw- Ing roftlmiil, Oregon. USED FORDS. EASY TERMS 1018 Touring, Now Top, Tires good. Can be had for $(!" first payment, balance in monthly installments. 1014 Touring, Motor Al, Good Tires, Hasslcr Shock Absorb era. An cNcepl tonal Jhiy at ll!r. Can bo had for $15.80 down, $l(i.G0 per mouth for six months. 1010 Light Dolivcry, Motor good, Express Incense, boino haul- ing goes with car: $125, terms A good opportunity to get into business. MacfarlaiidJloblnson, Ino. 'JO.') W. Hurlington Street, St. Johns, Oregon SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday Dependable Coffee, lb. 40c Car. Milk. 10 cans 95c Bordens Milk, 10 cans. .95c 10 lb. Peacock Rolled Oats 45c 8c School Tablots, now. .6c Also Special on Karo Syrup 523 Columbia Blvd. LOLA MURPHY Soprnno Soloist TonohoroV Voioo ami linno Studio 837 N. Kellogg Street Phone Umpire 0256. I buy or sell St. Johns Property A. W. U AV lb Ren! Estate hre insurance and Notary Public msi your property wun me u you desire to sell quickly ExiuminxciSD uesigner ana urartsman ? miwcnDtuM PLANS DRAWN Architectural and Mechanical 626 K. Richmond St, Kniplre 1737. R. G. Muck A. A. Muck Phones Col. 118 Main 4907 Phones Col. 1284 Kast 8531 907 Pessenden Street Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock Members ot the Builders' Exchange WhiteFrontGrocery Ford Specialists We Guarantee Our Repair Work to give you entire Satisfaction Ford Repair Shop CARNE SMITH'S Prop. 108 Mohawk Street, Corner Jersey Towing Sorvioo Open Evenings Phone Empire 0472 HOLMES LODGE NO. 101 KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAS Meets every Friday night at 7:30 o'clock In BICKNHU Ilatl, Visitors always wel come, li. B. PHILUPS, C. C. A. CAM, NliLSON, K. R, S PENINSULA CHAPTER No. 43 R, A, M. Stutcd tucctitigs on the Grst Mondny of each month In Ma sonic Hall. Visitors Welcome. J. D. WltBSTHR, It. 11. P. II. LHMON. StcnUry. Laurel Lodge, 1. 0, 0. F. No. IOO. 31. Johns. Ornaon Meets cncli Monday evening in Odd Pel lows hnll at 7:30. A cordial welcome to nil visiting brothers. IM. V. OulVe. N. O. C. W. Mon, V. O. 8, J. DuttooRln. Kec. Pec.J O.W.Nortne, Pin.Bcc, II. 1'. Clatk, Trta. , St, Johns Camp No, 7546 Modern Woodmen of America. Wc heartily solicit the attendances of our members nt our regular meetings every 2d and 4th Thursday evening. A. S. Berry, K. II. Irish, Consul. Clerk. 202 It. Polk St. 417 B. Chicago St. Woodmen ol the World St. Johns Camp 773 Ooo.l.llre tnrctltiKt etcry MontUjr erenlnj In ntekuer Hall, Burlington and Jettey Mrctt. Visitor lalirajn welcome. Old membsra cotae out and ee what a live camp you Ixlontt lo. K, C. ORRHNK.O. O. W. A. TROUT, Clstk, DORIC LODGE NO. 132 , A. r. and A. M. Meets the first nnd third Wcdiiesdnvof each month In Miuonic Hall. Visi tors welcome. John at. Illnlr, W. M. A, W. Davis, Secretary. Minerva Chapter No. !05f 0. E. S. aiccla every second nnd fourth Tuesday of each month In Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome. Orace I.. DUIr, W. It t)esle V. Poit, Hec. 1177 Amlietit tlrtet. The Fraternal Boosters Meets every Iflrst and Third Wed nesday in the Odd Fellows' Hall Join and Help Boost Office Umpire 1822 Kcs. limp. 0477 Dr. E. P. Borden DENTIST PaltilcM extraction ot teeth under nitrous oxide gns Peniiuuln ItnnlC Ilhlg. St. Johns, Portland, Oregon PENINSULA TITLE ABSTRACT A REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Managor 402 N. Joraoy Street Abstracts of Title Prepared Titles Examined Phone Hmpire 025G Poff & O'Neil TRANSFER AND STORAGE Sand and Gravel Dolly Trips to Portland Phone Empire 0308 206 H. JERSEY ST Frank A. Rice LAWYER Office 107 N. Jersey Street Phone tmp. 0887 Res. Cmp. 039S All Kinds ot Truck and Team Work, Furniture Moving, Dascmcut Digging, Sand and Gravel; Wood for sale Cordwood $7. so: Planer Trimmings $s.$o. W. S. JEANS Empire 733 510 B. Pollr St. ELMER SNEED Violin Instruction STUDIO, 216 N. Syracuse Street Phone Umpire 0302 Dr. W. J. Gilstrap Physician & Surgeon Glasses Accurately Fitted X ray Laboratory Peninsula Security Co. Bldg. St. Johns. Geo. W. Muhm Contractor and Builder Plans and Specifications furnished Free where I build. Residence ad- dresa 108 Smith ave. Umpire 0062 Piano Tuning Repairing ERNEST HAROLD Reliable Work . Shop at 107 W. Ptrk v Phone J32-S4 DEARING'S For Fine Chocolate Ice Cream, Tobacco and Cigars ail bouth Jersey Street i