St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-02-23
Nearly time for election work.

ing to secure choice real estate.
Smoking is pleasure If the Gig
ars are bought at Valentines.
N. A. Gee is laying a sidewalk
on the east side of Kellogg street
from Catlin stfeet to St. Johns ave-
nue.
Everything in paint and oils at
Tope 4 England's French block.
L. c. Hurlbert is now owner Of
the lot in Braasch's addition which
lies to the north of w L. Thorn
dykes residence.
i First class and reliable insurance
companies only are represented by
the Peninsula Bank.
| 1t seems very strange that a fine
path has been already trodden over
the gravel road direct from the
store of o. X. Downs to the new
st. Johns hotel.
| Fashionable dressmaking: fitting
by most approved methods. Mrs.
Fred Brown, 4a5 East Chicago.
Several of the St. Johns music
pupils of Mrs. Nina Coovert, OF
University Park, helped to give
her surprise party on Wednes-
day evening.
Fire may destroy your home any
time. Are you protected against
partial or total loss ? II not, call
at the Peninsula Bank and learn
the small amount that will give you
protection.
The entertainment by the Con-
gregational people at the NJ. w. A.
hall Friday evening drew crowded
house. On the whole II was very
creditable affair.
Up-to.date modern cottages for
rent at st. Johns Heights from $40
up. Inquire Of J. b. Campbell, at
boat house.
A. ID. Mcdonald keeps adding to
his storeroom on his Jersey street
block. II now looks as II he ulti'
mately intended to turn II into a
3oo-ioot bowling alley.
An insurance policy in reliable
company is as good as money IN your
pocket in case OF loss by hre. Ask
the Peninsula Bank
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Kiger have,
we regret to say, returned to their
old home in Normal, Illinois. Their
stay there will not be very long-as
they intend to close up their affairs
and return TO Oregon at an early
date.
| have the best life insurance
policy to be found in America
The Union Central Life. The
safest and best--at a fair price
Come in and talk il over. w. H.
King. =
Some time ago Packingham &
Bonville sued G. Cordano for extras
in building a house. The amount
! of the excess sued for was S47S.
The decision was against the con-
tractors. The case will be
Appealed.
will do all kinds OF sewing al
very reasonable prices, and in salts
) factory manner. Mrs. L. Sanders
4Io Chapel street.
p Peterson & Company have
[ moved their retail department into
the Office of the new ST. Johns hotel
the business will be con-
} tinued. The workshop vii! remain
| where il is-and the vacated front
I will be occupied by the realty hrm
| of Shepard, Dobie & Peterson
7 1t doesn't pay to have your life
, insurance policy written by a
stranger. Have il done here IN 81
, Johns by a home man. i have the
best company in the world W.
III. King.
An attractive ad appears in this
issue calling attention to the newly,
arranged furniture store OF Rudolf
. Hallberg. Mr.. Hallberg desires "a
impress upon the people that he
undersells Portland upon every
piece of goods he handles-and
urges that our citizens support
. home institution.
Auy one wishing to rent SIX
room house, near business center
with fine river view, call at this of'
I fee.
II was a blunder upon the part ol
. this Office that Elliott, the druggist
last week advertised valentines twe
days late. The error was mol
y had one, however, because II
= nearly every state to send valentines
throughout the entire month o.
February is all right. The ad \
changed this week.
al One need not be born win .
j veil or the gift of prophecy to lore
see that lots between Fisk street II
University Park and Macrum ave
x nue. in Northern hill ON Dawson
, street which extends through th'
!. centre of that rapidly growing dis
= tr;ct between the rivers in Portland
and now selling for SIS Per iron
foot will. within twenty years IRON
today. sell for one thousand dollars
D per front foot