St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-04-19

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Try the new bakery in the French
block for wholesome goods.
For Sale-Washing machine foI
SIS at 4o3 w. Johns street.
Start right by getting up-to-date
high class goods at Calef Bros.
Fresh bread, pies, cake and cook
ies every day at the French block
bakery.
We wash and iron all fiat work
at 25c per dozen. West Coas,
Laundry.
Notice the special prices on goods
in our furniture department. The
Wagner Co.
| Several firms in the business dis
trict are agitating the sprinkling
of Jersey street.
New wall paper at Portland prices
at Hendricks & Monnich-Potter
& Goods old stand.
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Mrs. A. l.. Youngferdorf and lit
tie daughter visited with friends in
st. Johns last Tuesday.
Catharine, wife of Andrew Cren,
died at her late home on Willamette
boulevard last Friday, aged So
years.
Good, honest values such are
the sentiments Calef Bros. have
ever Incorporated in their business
policy.
Coughs, colds in the head and
mild attacks Of the grip are some of
the fashionable ailments in ST. Johns
at present.
II you are in need of dental work
see DR.. Rambo, Room iS, Hol-
brook block. All work strictly
first class.
Rev. David Lepper, the singing
evangelist, will conduct the services
in the Methodist church next Sun
day evening.
Money to loan on good real es.
tate security at 7 per cent. Apply
to Colvin * Henderson, Cochran
block, ST. Johns.
St. Johnites who planted their
gardens month ago now have new
onions and radishes. The vegeta.
bles are nothing to brag about, how
ever.
l.. Is. Chapman left last Monday
night for an extended trip in the
eastern and southern states. He
expects to be absent about three
months.
The CRYSTAL Home Bakery. 6I7|
Dawson street, has the best Of home
made bread and pastry. Also a
sele.t line OF groceries. Open from
o a. m. too p. m.
Our expenses are light, our
prices correspondingly low. We
handle new and second hand furni-
ture aud stoves. Come in aud
inspect our stock. Shaw's Furni.
ture store, French Block.
Baptist ladies' bazaar and dinner
will be held in the Holbrook block |
Friday, April 20. in room formerly |
occupied by Overstreet's plumbing
shop. Hot dinner at ~ o'clock
ice cream and cake in the evening.
Hereafter all notices of societies,
churches, etc, announcing enter
tainments where admission is
charged will be inserted in The
Review at five cents per line each !
insertion. This rule will be strictly |
enforced.
From the conversation of those |
who are familiar with the facts il
will not be long before another dry |
dock in St. Johns will be an abso.
lutte necessity. For nearly a year
the present dock has been unable to
accommodate all the business offered.
Geo. Simmons. who recently pur-
chased the Raser confectionery
store, wishes to announce the fact
that he will constantly have on
hand fresh candies, nuts, fruit, to-
bacco, cigars, soft drinks, etc, and
cordially invites the public to give
him a share OF their patronage.
Owing to the opening of the pub
lie library in an adjoining room and
the late hour at which the meeting
adjourned, the Commercial club |
postponed its annual election of Off
GERS until next Wednesday evening. |
Let every member OF the club and |
all who are willing to work for the
best interests of the city be present.
The stern wheel steamer Tele-
phone, the fastest craft on the river,
will be placed on The Dalles run
this morning, making the round
trip daily. As the Telephone,
Telegraph and chas. X. Spencer
all leave Portland at 7 o'clock every |
morning, frequent tests of speed
as far as the mouth of the William
ette may be looked for often.
Mrs. T. J. Monahan was agree
ably surprised on her return from
church last Sunday to find a house
full of guests and the table spread
for a splendid dinner, +. J, Mon
ahan planned the surprise, the oc-