St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-02-22
Local News.

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Rough dry washing at &C pc
pound. West Coast Laundry.
Leave your orders for cakes fo
socials, etc. at the Home Bakery
Two IS #. lots near postoffice OF
Jersey st. $4,000. d. c. Rogers &
Co.
A small door key, found on the
street, is at The Review Office await
ing the owner.
n. "A. Gee has a large contrac,
for grading streets in the Bunker
addition at Linnton.
Weir's Lead belongs to no trust.
Live and let live is the motto. st.
Johns Sash and Door Co.
Insure agairst fire before you
have one with d. c. Rogers, agent
for the old reliable Phoenix of Lon
don.
Singing lessons given by lady.
Terms soc per lesson. Address
Music Teacher, 5o4, +. Morrison
street, Portland, Ore.
Last Sunday morning eight large
ea-going boats were to be seen in
the harbor in front of the city. Fol-
low the smoke of ST. Johns
d. S. Southmayd, painter, paper
hanger and decorator, has plenty of
1906 wall paper in stock at 7os w.
Richmond street, St. Johns.
Easter comes early this year,
falling on March 81. The feminine
head gear will be on the market
long before that date, however.
II you are tired of the monoto.
nous meals served at restaurants
and hotels and desire good home
cooked meals, go TO 4o3 West
Johns street.
The Tneeda Laundry is now in
shape TO take care of all work Off
cred from carpets to lace curtains
and will guarantee everything first
class. Stop our wagon and your
wants will be attended to. Perkins
& Scott, proprietors.
]. w. Darnell, a respected Point
View merchant, died at his home
IN this city Monday of pneumonia
Mr.. Darnell was member of the |
o. o. Il. Funeral services were
held Thursday in the Congrega-
tional church, Rev. Warren Off
ciating.
Al Ashton. one of the best motor.
men that ever turned wheel OH
the electric line, bu, now in business
at Sellwood. was greeting many Of
his St. Johns friends the first Of
the week. He has done well In his
new line, a fact that will please a
host Of friends.
Many teams are hauling ties and
a large force Of men are at work
preparing the o. X. * N. railroad
grade around the peninsula for the
rails BY the looks of things the
company intends to have the exten-
sion Of their line in operation in a
short time.
Heath * Milligan Railway White
Lead will cover more surface, wear
longer, always look better. and is
cheaper to use, than some so.calied
White Leads that may be bought
for less money per pound. Let
us give YOU the chemical analysis
of Railway White Lead. aud you
will understand the force of the
above statement. Potter * Goold.
A number have expressed them
selves that St. Johns should organ
ize and support base ball club. A
quiet canvass is being made and
something tangible may develop.
Pascal Hill has offered to donate
the use of his fine grounds. Besides
he has offered to fence the lot and
provide an amphitheater, A well
organized club would prove a good
advertisement for the city and be
the means Of attracting large crowds
to this place.
Here is puzzle that puzzles
everybody: Take the number Of
your living brothers, double the
amount, add to il three, multiply
by five, add to it the number of
your living sisters, multiply the
result by ten, add the number of
deaths of brothers, and subtract
$50 from the result. The right
figure will be the number of deaths,
the middle will be the number of
living sisters, and the left will show
the number of living brothers. Try
it and see.
Very few who hear the hum of
the saws and see the clouds of
smoke issuing from half a dozen
stacks at the St. Johns Lumber
mill have an idea how much it costs
to operate the mill every day. One
who is looked upon as a pretty
good saw mill man says between
~ 500 and $4,000 are required each
day to make the wheels go round.
Pretty fair for a youngster barely
six months old. When all the ma
chinery is in place and full force
is employed the company's mill
will be one of the most up-to-date
m, the cnaSf