St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12
The dandelions are blossoming.

The Review will keep you posted
The West Coast Laundry make.
speciality of lace curtains.
For Rent-4-room new cottage
| w. c. Adams, 1870 Burlington
street.
If you want to pay for only wha,
you get, and get what you pay for,
go to Calef Bros.
A r2o capacity Cornell incubator
for sale, 81. Also eggs for hatch
ing at 2o5 N. Edison street.
Try the Crystal Home Bakery,
6I7 Dawson street, for all kinds OF
home made bread and pastry.
Assessor Ed Monahan is busy
with his work of assessing the
personal property in st. Johns.
Mrs. Della Ticer has opened a
dressmaking shop at So7 Tioga St.
First class dressmaking. All work
guaranteed.
With every store room in the
city rented il may not be long before
another business block will be under
construction.
If in need of furniture or stoves,
the excellent quality and low prices
will surprise YOU at Shaw's Furni-
ture Store, French block.
ID. S. Southmayd, painter, paper
hanger and decorator, has plenty
of 1906 wall paper in stock at 7os
w. Richmond street, St. Johns.
The basement walls of the new
school house in North st. Johns
are finished and the workmen began
laying the first floor last Monday.
Buy your cigars and tobacco of
Harris & Goodell. The only ex-
elusive cigar store in st. Johns.
Corner Jersey and Tacoma streets.
w. S. Clark, St. Johns Art Co.,
pictures and frames to order; Art
goods of all kinds. 7os N. Jersey
street, st. Johns, Ore. Some good
bargains in real estate.
Call at The Review Office and
procure your stationery with the
map of St. Johns printed on the
back. Let your friends know
where you live and acquaint them
with the advantages of your city.
Captain J. Spier; for a long time
resident Of ST. Johns, is now har-
bormaster Of the port Of Portland.
There are few men better fitted for
the position than Capt. Spier, and
his many friends will be pleased to
hear OF his good fortune.
There is a move on foot to inau.
gurate a sweet pea show in St. Johns
to be held at a time when the
plants are IN full bloom. II is the
intention to offer suitable prizes for
competition to encourage the cult
vation of these beautiful flowers.
Particulars will be given later.
Geo. G. Carhart Of this city lays
claim to one OF the oldest silver
coins yet mentioned in the contest
now on as TO who has the Oldest
piece of money in Oregon. Mr..
Carhart's coin is German thaler
bearing the date 1873. The coin
shows considerable wear, but none
Of the figures or lettering have been
oblitcraied.
The men in the caissons OF the
new bridge across the Willamette
at this point are now working
within a few feet OF the record
depth OF labor under water. They
work in shifts OF IS minutes each,
and the pressure is so great that
only the hardest OF them are able
to stan 4 il. Last Saturday one OF
the workmen. whose name We have
been unable to learn, became para
lyzed OH reaching the surface, and
for a time his condition was serious.
1t will pay all who have mer'
chandise and household goods TO
move to read the new ad OF the
Portland and Suburban Express Co,
This company has the cheapest and
best transportation facilities Oh the
coast. Any package. however
large or small, can be secured and
delivered at your door by notifying
c. w. Stearns, agent of the com
pany, at his office OH Burlington
street. Trunks and baggage OF all
kinds will be delivered on short
notice by simply turning over your
checks. All charges will be paid
on goods and valuable time saved
by letting the company handle your
business.