St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-03-08
Local News.

( Call at Calef Bros. Store for any
thing in the house furnishing line.
Weir Lead belongs to no trust.
Live and let live is the motto. St.
Johns Sash and Door Co.
$I4oo, FIVE room house, hot and
cold water; one lot near car line;
half cash. d. c. Rogers & Co.
Funny how some st. Johns peo-
pie use their houses and barns to
advertise Portland business houses.
Rev. c.. w. Nelson, of Albany,
will preach at the Congregational
church Sunday, both morning and
evening.
Singing lessons given by a lady.
Terms soc per lesson. Address
Music Teacher, so4, L. Morrison
street, Portland, Ore.
| Wanted to assist in Tailor
ing. One with experience pre-
ferred. Petersen & Noce, Tailors,
100 Philadelphia street.
Don't neglect to investigated Be-
come interested in Linnton' real
estate. Advance is certain. An
thony Hardy, real estate, Linnton.
Acme Dramatic Co., Bickner's
Hall, Monday night, March II,
"A Convicts Daughter" Dance
after performance. Admission 2sc
and 35c.
If you are tired of the monoto-
nous meals served at restaurants
and hotels and desire good home
cooked meals, go to 4o5 West
Johns street.
Lot OH Ivanhoe must be sold.
Come aud we will give you the
bargain Of your life. $3.50 will
handle it. Option expires March
2oth. Smith & Canright.
The daffodils are in bloom, gar
den truck is up, the birds are CAROL
ing their lay, newcomers are pros
pecting for homes, everything is
lovely and the goose hangs high
in St. Johns.
Several thousand people visited
St. Johns last Sunday, inspecting
the various improvements that are
now under way. The Portland *
Seattle railroad cut across the pen
insula was the center OF attraction.
Bickner Bros. are retiring from
business and will begin closing out
all their stock at once. Everything
will 20 at wholesale prices. II you
want dry goods, boots and shoes,
paints or groceries call and get
what you want.
Are they new or second hand ,
Is the question frequently asked by
people after Inspecting our second
hand goods. Everything thor
oughly cleaned and refnished.
Prices surprisingly low. Shaw's
Furniture Store, French block.
U. S. Custom Inspector McGrath
OF Portland, was in the city last
Tuesday, measuring the new terry
boat and noting the various i'm
provements. He was chaperoned
by Col. Tom Monahan, and ex.
pressed himself well pleased with
what he saw.
City Treasurer Geo. NJ. Hall re-
ports city funds as passing through
his hands as follows; Receipts, $I2-
500. OF; disbursements, VIA. 7oS;
balance on hand, Sss.o4. The
above has no reference to the sums
received for licenses, street i'm
provements, etc.
Piano for sale cheap-A square
piano of the famous Chase make,
originally high priced instrument,
splendid tone, in good shape and
finely carved legs. Will sell same
ior SIS; $40 down aud S. monthly,
Call at 4o3 Johns street, two blocks
west of Evangelical church.
Heath & Milligan Railway White
Lead will cover more surface, wear
longer, always look better, and is
cheaper to use, than some so-called
White Leads that may be bought
for less money per pound, Let
us give you the chemical analysis
of Railway White Lead, and you
will understand the force of the
above statement. Potter * Goold.
The Dallas Itemizer says that
a practical woman remarked the
other day that the most interesting
things in a newspaper are the ad-
vertising columns. Long ago |
quit buying of those who did not
advertise. 1t always seems to me
that the merchant who advertises
invites me to trade with him; while
the one who does not advertise
impresses me with the idea that he
does not care enough for my trade
to ask for il. Then too, / have
found that the merchant who adver-
tises has fresher goods, for the
reason, ! suppose. that he sells
more goods. f"
One of the deputies in the asses
sor' S Office in the city hall at Port
land received a copy of The
Review last week, and takes excep-
ton to the article in regard to the
appraisement of property in St.