St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-03-01
The West Coast Laundry makes

| TOT Nent-4-IoOHl new cottage
w. c. Adams, 100 Burlington
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dorman
are the parents of a baby boy, born
Feb. 20.
Building material, Paints, Oils
and Weir's Lead at st. Johns Sash
& Door Co.
Cedar fence posts for sale. M.
r. Urban, corner Steward and
Thompson streets.
Lot 5oxro6, 10 #. alley, one
block from new school house, $aso.
ID. c. Rogers * Co.
Mrs. 7. J. Monahan has been
confined to her home the past week
by severe attack of the grip.
II you are going to give an enter
tainment and want cake for the
occasion, leave your order at the
Home Bakery.
Weir's S Lead is cheapest, spreads
farther, wears longer than any Lead
made. St. Johns Sash and Door
Co.
If in need of furniture or stoves,
the excellent quality and low prices
will surprise you at Shaw's Furni-
ture Store, French block.
The ladies of the NJ. l.. church
will hold bazaar March 77. They
will also serve dinner and supper
the same day at the same place,
ID. S. Southmayd, painter, paper
hanger and decorator, has plenty
Of 1906 wall paper in stock at 7os
w. Richmond street, St. Johns.
See the for 100 #. good income
OH Jersey St. and few
new snaps that we do not care to
quote prices on. II. G. Ogden.
Are you using the map of St.
Johns on your stationery II is
the best kind Of an advertisement
for St. Johns. Use il and help
boost your city.
The best paints are always the
cheapest, regardless of what the
price per gallon may be. Heath
x Milligan paints are cheapest,
because they are the best. Potter
Goold.
Health Officer Rossiter has re-
,eived a set Of books for recording
he births and deaths, thus begin.
iing a new era in that respect in
our young city.
Ex-Gov. Fletcher gave an inter
sting talk on Sowing Wild Oats"
II the NJ. l.. church Sunday even
ng. A large audience was in at.
endance and the eloquence OF the
speaker was thoroughly enjoyed.
Come to G.. Ward confectionery |
'tore. next door to postoiiice. We
AIRY a fine line OF cigars, tobaccos,
,andies and fruits. Also fine
inc OF canned goods. Fresh but
er and butter milk always OH hand.
Everything in our large stock |
will be closed out at once. We
nave rented our store to Potter &s |
1oold and are going out Of business,
See us for paints. boots, shoes,
and groceries. Bickner
Bros.
A party from Iowa was in the
,ity the first OF the week looking
or a location on the water front
md railroad tracks TO establish a
arge Touring mill. lie was very
much impressed with what he saw
md promises to return in the near
uture.
Rev. Fred J. Warren will deliver
! lecture on "Dante's Inferno" at
3ickner's hall, Wednesday evening,
March 8, under the auspices of
Holmes Lodge, X. OF p. The lee
ure will be illustrated by 90 stere-
,pticon slides. This is one OF the
most thrilling descriptive lectures.
Admission IS cents.
The Review enjoyed a very
pleasant visit last Tuesday from
Timothy Brownhill, editor of the
Gresham Beaver State Herald.
3ro, Brownhill is recognized as one
Il the foremost newspaper men of
oregon, and publishes one OF the
'est weekly newspapers in the
tate.
Prof. Anderson Of the public
chools. through an election to be
leld today, will organize a "city
composed OF the pupils in
he different grades. A mayor,
ecorder, chief of police, and two
from each room will be
hosen. The idea is a good one,
md will be of lasting benefit to all
he pupils.
The Review was in error last
week in stating that Cedar Park
vas to be shorn Of its trees and the
ract plated and placed on tie
market. The article brought out
discussion as to the
Idvisability OF the city bonding
tself to secure the money necessary
O buy the tract aud convert it into
city park. 1t is the only large
ract of land left that is close in
md which could easily be converted