St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24


Fred Brown, of Salem, ha.
moved to the Heights-and pro.
poses to locate here and build. He
is pleased with this locality.
Guard your property against fire.
Insure with the Peninsula Bank
The cards of Miss Scott, nurse,
and Mrs. G. T. Moe, modiste,
(whose residence is near the reser-
voir) are to be found in this issue.
| High-grade chocolates and bon
bons at the St. Johns Pharmacy.
Rev. David Leppert who sang
with such thrilling effect in the
Methodist church last Sunday even.
ing will sing again next Sunday
evening.
Try the Par Excellence" the
champion SC cigar: made in st.
Johns.
AS Thanksgiving will break into
next week 80 close TO pressday il
may be possible that THE REVIEW
will be few hours late with its
next issue.
Complete line of stationery sup.
plies at the st. Johns Pharmacy.
Complaint Is made that malicious
boys have a bad habit of throwing
stones through the schoolhouse
windows. Much damage has al.
ready been done.
All patent medicines sold at city
prices: other lines cheaper: at the
st. Johns Pharmacy.
w. l.. Churchill, wife aud baby,
formerly Of Dulnth. Minnesota. are
visiting Mrs. Churchill's brother
w. ID. Weeks-whose family are
newcomers to ST. Johns.
II you want to make your hens
lay try some OF that ground bone
and shell at Poff * carey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Etheridge
are anticipating visit from their
daugh,er-Mrs, J. {. Meyers-who
will come from Cheyenne. Wyom-
ing. with her baby, for a brief
visit.
Prescriptions filled the cheapes,
at the St. Johns Pharmacy.
The little stand built by A. S.
Douglass for a confectionery stand,
located just west of the Holbrook
building. has been bought aud
moved to a point close TO Simmons
stable on the boulevard.
Eating and winter apples-also
good poIatoes-for sale. See c. n.
Braasch about them.
Readers should not forget the |
masquerade of the Carnation Club |
in Bickner hall next week. II will
be given OH Wednesday evening
aud there will be many pretty cos
tunes and a merry time all around |
Cream Puffs and Lemon Pies
ready Saturday at Boston Home /
Bakery.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held in the Methodist
church at II o'clock Thursday |
morning, November 80. Rev. T.. |
l.. McVicker, pastor of the Evan
gelical church, will preach the
sermon.
The St. Johns Bazaar is the place |
to save money. Come and see for
yourself.
BY arrangement members OF the
first and second Evangelical church |
of Portland came to ST. Johns We'd /
nesday evening and attended the /
revival then in progress. AT the /
close of service very pleasant hour
was spent in social intercourse.
All orders for dry wood and coal
left at Donnelly' smarket will receive
prompt attention and each customer
will get exactly what they order.
Peninsula Feed and Fuel Co.
Before Justice Seton, in Portland,
Ben Canuto was tried on Wednes-
day for stealing a pair of oars from
Lafe Caples, a deputy marshal OF
St. Johns. Canuto runs the small
ferry at this place-and says his
arrest was for spite. The case was
continued.
If in immediate need OF lime,
cement, sash, doors, builders hard
ware-or wood or coal for fuel
call up East 297. Orders left at
Donnelly's Market quickly filled by
us. The Peninsula Feed and Fuel
Company will suit you-and IS re-
liable.
Vernon Scott has returned from
his two-weeks' trip to Vancouver,
b. c., aud other Canadian points.
He announces that he enjoyed "a
hours of pleasure every day-and
satisfied himself that the British
Vancouver was larger than the
nearby neighbor. He'd not believe