St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-13
Keep Your Eye On St. Johns.

L lie west OOdSl Laundry makes
specially of lace curtains.
For fine cigars it will pay YOU TO
call at Valentine s: opposite city hall.
The material used IN Linne's
bread is the best and can't be better
Smoke St. Johns cigar-bcst loc
cigar on the market-the "White
Crow"
First-class dressmaking by Mrs.
Zella l.. Johnston, s5i South Jersey
street.
Try the "Par Excellence" the
champion SC cigar: made in st.
Johns.
Smoke a st. Johns cigar-.bcst ioc
cigar OIL the market-the white
Crow"
The St. Johns Lumber Co. has
just completed convenient offices
opposite its mill.
First class and reliable insurance
companies only are represented bv
the Peninsula Bank.
Miss MAY Shepard has accepted
position as stenographer in the
offices of the St. Johns Lumber Co,
Phil Smith and family left for the
seashore Tuesday last. They will
remain until the cool weather sets
ill.,
Get busy and place your orders
for slabwood for next winter now.
We can fill them easily. Price
Fuel Co.
Insure against fire before YOU
have one with u. G. Rogers, agent
for the "old reliable phoeniN of
London.
Excavations are IN progress for a
large building under the hill ucar
the Riverside hotcl-prohably al
boarding house.
An insurance policy IN q reliable
company is as sgood as money in your
pocket in case oi loss 10y fic. ASK
the Peninsula Bank.
The loset of a handbag can re-
cover same by calling upon James
Mordaunt, OH North Jersey street,
and proving property.
The time ball now being installed
on top of the custom house at Port
land is ex rrcted to be ready for its
first drop at noon next Sunday.
lie, your friends back east know
what is being done IN ST. Johns 10y
sending them the The Review for a
year, They would appreciate IL.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mills, mother of Mrs,
Richard Shepard, who was 80 se'
verely injured in the runaway OH
the evening of the Fourth, is rapid
~ recovering from her injuries.
II Jersey aud Burlington streets
in the business section could be
thoroughly saturated with water
from the hydrantS every morning
how much better II would be, Won
der il arrangements could be made
to have Il done.
Several Of the Regulator Line
boats have recently made stops at
the city dock on their return trip 10
Portland. II ST. Johns could be
made a regular station for the tax
ing on and letting OFF OF passengers,
il would greatly convenience river
travellers at this point.
A whirlwind a, the corner Of
Hayes and Philadelphia streets last
Sunday afternoon, furnished a curl
Gus sight. Newspapers and small
pieces of light debris were lifted
from the ground a couple OF thous'
and feet in the air and held sus'
pended for several minutes, The
unusual sight occurred, too, at a time
when there was hardly a breath OF
wind.
John Poff returned to ST, Johns,
Sunday morning last, after a six
weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Missouri. lie went east
over the Canadian Pacific and re-
turned via Denver and Salt Lake
lie reports everything prosperous
in the eastern country and the
crops looking fine, and that the EN-
igration of Americans into the
northern provinces OF British Co
lumbia is surprising.
A very enjoyable surprise party
was given at the home OF J a.
Renshaw at Northern Hill on the
evening of the 3rd inst, in honor OF
Miss Sarah Mckinney OF Siiyerton,
Ore. Games, conversation and re-
freshments made up the evening 5
program. Among those present
were Edith Baldwin, Lola Walker,
Mildred l.. Clemons, Sarah Graves,
Roger O. Mills, Melvin Boyle, Roy
Brewery and George Butts,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. I. Dudley OF
Cleveland, o.. who have been stop
ping at the New 81. Johns Hotel
for some time, left for their eastern
home last Saturday. Although
born in St. Johns, this is Mrs Dud-
ley's first visit to the city. They
were called here by business mat
tiers requiring personal attention
| him, i.ro,. and valuable holdiuqg