St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-24
The National Tea Store.

See DR.. Rambo for dental work
Room rs, Holbrook block.
Try the new bakery in the Frencl
block for wholesome goods.
We wash and iron all fiat work
at csc per dozen. West Coas
Laundry.
If you wish to pick up a ascent
piece read Bonham & Curriers' ad
i'll this issue.
Capt. Foster of Cathlomet, Wash.
was a guest of J. l.. Brink last
Wednesday.
New wall paper at Portland prices
at Hendricks & Monnich-Potter
& Goold' S old stand.
Exchange for lots - home on
Williams Ave. Henderson, 24S
Stark ST., Portland.
Hollow concrete builuing blocks
are cheaper than stone. Ask NJ.
X. Urban about them.
Frakes VS.. St. Johns next Sun-
day at Hills Ball Park. Game
called at 2:5o p, M. sharp.
Exchange for lot, small grocery
on peninsula. Suitable for lady.
Henderson, 245 Stark St. Portland.
The brick building of Petersen
* Noce i'll the postoifice block is
well under way. Il, J. Koerner is
the contractor.
Have you seen the new Lorain
Steel range at Potter * Goold $
Nothing like il on the market. Let
us show you this range. Potter *
Goold.
ID. 5. Southmayd has a ton and
a half OF 1907 wall paper OH hand
for YOU TO choose from. Prices and
work guaranteed. Call and inspect
this stock.
Lost in St. Johns between May
II and ", a pocketbook containing
sum OF money. Finder return to
5os Richmond street, for descrip-
ton and liberal reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of krleta
aud Miss Oleson of lssmond, North
Dakota, were guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. 5. Swengel Sunday. Miss
Oleson is delighted with Oregon
and expects to stay.
We are agents for the Wabash
screen doors made in the East.
Several good styles, and a large
stock To select from. Give us a
chance TO do Our part toward pro.
tecting YOU from the flies this sum
mer. Potter * Goold.
ST. Johns Skating Rink will be
opened with a Grand Ball Saturday
evening, June 1. Admission free.
Dance soc. Rink open for skat-
ing Sunday afternoon. June ?, from
, till S, Evening 1880 till 1880.
Two sessions daily thereafter.
Roy Wilcox returned from a trip
to the southern part OF the state
last Monday. While away he pur-
chased q fine team OF horses. lie
reports horses very scarce and high
in price, the buyers from Portland
securing the country districts aud
buying up everything capable OF
a harness.
Reports from up the valley are TO
the effect that the first hatch of
Chinese pheasants are thriving
wonderfully aud are big enough To
take care OF themselves. As these
birds hatch two aud sometimes
three broods a year the outlook 'or
the shooters next October looks
promising provided the husky
farmer boy does not get there first,
The large dredge belonging to
the Port OF Portland is anchored in
the river opposite the city aud has
been busy stringing large pipe rest
ing on pontoons to the opposite
bank. Some say the river is To be
deepened along the banks above the
government moorings for the use OF
a large manufacturing plant. AT
any rate there is To be something
doing by the looks OF things.
A number of sportsmen met at
the Commercial club rooms last
Monday evening for the purpose OF
a Rod and Gun club,
Pascal Hill presided and commit
tee was appointed to draft consti-
tuition and bylaws. Another
meeting will be held next Monday
evening, when permanent officers
will be elected. Fine grounds have
been secured near the Weyerhaenser
tract. and 1t is intended to have
weekly shoots.
A young son of Mr., and Mrs,
NJ. T.. Kilkenny, while playing on
the frame work of the new school
house now building in the northern
part of the city, fell and sustained
injuries that for time were thought
to be fatal. When picked up the
boy was unconscious and was
bleeding profusely about the face,
He was taken to a Portland hos
pital, where an examination re-
vealed that three ribs were broken,
one of them penetrating the lung