St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-02-15
Garden making has begun.

d. c. Rogers & Co.
Doughnuts and coffee served
daily at the Home Bakery.
The latest styles in millinery al
the lowest prices at ro7 Tacoma st.
Potatoes, on account of the recent
severe weather, are selling at 81 pei
sack.
We wash and iron all fiat work
at 25c per dozen. West Coas,
Laundry.
$1,000 cash. 25xIoo on Jersey
street, close to center. ID. c.
Rogers & Co.
Eggs have taken tumble from
their lofty perch and are now sell.
ing at IS cents a dozen.
Furnished rooms, $I.as to 81. Sc
per week. Apply at 4o2 Gresham
street, corner Charleston.
Go to st. Johns Sash and Door
Co. for Weir's Bavarian White
Lead. The most durable Lead
made.
+. M. Lashbaugh reports a stray
COW at his home on Newport street.
Owner please call, pay charges and
take her away.
II. G. Ogden reports the sale of
an even dozen lots in the first addi.
ton to Linnton during the week.
Read the new ad in this issue.
Buy your cigars and tobacco of
Harris & Coodell. The only ex-
cigar store In St. Johns.
Corner Jersey and Tacoma streets.
The usual spring and summer
crowds made the pilgrimage to St.
Johns last Sunday, and many of
them rode in open summer cars at
that.
The Home Bakery on Burlington
street makes a bid for the patron
age of those who wish bread, pies,
cakes, doughnuts, etc, baked in
the palatable home style.
Hereafter all advertisements and
reading notices intended for The
Review must be in the Office at 1
o. clock Thursday afternoon to
insure publication in the paper.
-Four or five persons who want
good, home cooked meals close in
at reasonable rate, can be accom-
Steady mealers desired.
Apply at this Office for particulars.
Why pay rent when very small
down and SIS per month
will buy you complete home ,
II what already have built does
not sui, you ! will build as you
desire. w. G. Adams.
Our expenses are light, Our
prices corrcspondingly low. We
handle new and second hand furni-
ture and stoves. Come in and
inspect our stock. Shaws Furni.
ture store. French Block.
King * Gilmore engineered the
sale OF so feet OF property on Taco
ma street, adjoining Swengels har.
ness shop this week. NJ. l.. Lun
of Portland was the purchaser. and
Il Is his intention TO erect a large
building thereon later in the spring.
The Women of Woodcraft will
give a progressive whist party and
dance in Bickners hall on Friday
night, Feb. IS. Prizes will be
awarded, first prize and booby
prize. Admission 10 cents. Ev'
erybody invited TO come and spend
a pleasant evening.
The board OF health complain
that the physicians of the city dc
not make a report Of all the births
and deaths as required by law, Al
have been provided with the nee
essary blanks by the city. and Ia
order that the record may be accur
ate reports should be made promptly
to the proper official.
We offer as specially attractiv,
bargains this week; sewing ma
chimes, ? couches, ~ stoves and
ranges, brass trimmed iron beds
fine assortment of rockers and din
ers, reed chairs, leather gun case
the best stove pipe in town for the
money. These are offered al yer,
low prices owing to the fact tina
our expenses are light and We bu,
aud sell for cash. Shaw's Furni
ture Store, French Block.
After enjoying the May-lik'
weather of the past week we can al
sympathize with the frost bitter
residents of the middle west wh'
are now in the midst of their win
ter, Basking in the warm sunshin'
and watching the plants take OF
new life is preferable to ridini
across lots and over snowdrifts tina
cover the fences with a hot bricl
or a lighted lantern between you
knees to keep you warm until yoI
get to town. Minnesota paper
please copy.
Here's the way a Wisconsin edi
tor describes one of the recen
storms that visited North Dakota
"a southeastern wind hurle'
tumble weeds and Russian cactu