St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-04-05
Local News.

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at the Baptist Ladies Sale.
Rough dry washing at &c pc
pound. West Coast Laundry.
Little money on a big bill-fo
particulars call at Calef Bros. Store
Two St. Johns women celebrated
their birthday anniversaries on Al
Fools Day.
II you want furniture that you
wife can live happily with go t.
Calef Bros.
| According to the weather burea,
four inches of rain fell during tn,
month of March.
Miss Ethel Mitchell of Skidmor,
street, was a guest of Wyleni
Thorndyke OH Tuesday.
| Go to Brodahls greenhouse
b3o2 Buchanan ST., for your ros'
bushes and bedding plants.
Sam Simmons is doing good
work in scraping the accumulation
of winter mud off the boulevard.
For sale-Corner lots I and q il
block 2, South st. Johns. Price
$3.50, on terms. Phone owner,
Scott 222.
Tents-For tents of any size OF
style--or canvas goods of any kind
go to Shaw's Furniture store
French Block.
For Sale--Oak furniture, almost
new. Must be taken at once. Very
reasonable. 7oS Willamette boule-
ward. Also house of three rooms
for rent. 1t
When the mandamus case against
Recorder Thorndyke came up in
the circuit court last Wednesday
morning il was dismissed by the
presiding Judge.
l.. o. Magoon is remodeling the
room formerly occupied by Dobie,
Peterson * Co., real estate dealers,
and will ope1 confectionery and
ice cream parlor.
Capt. Brink announces that he
will open his saloon tomorrow { cat
urday) evening with a turkey feast
and invites all his friends to call
upon him in his new quarters.
Wanted to Buy-lIouse and 10,
close in; will pay a couple hundred
dollars down and fifteen or twenty
dollars per month, six per cent in.
terest. Address M" this Office.
Ioi dozen eggs were sold from
our grocery department last Friday
and Saturday. The Wagner Co.
The question now is how many
eggs were consumed in ST. Johns
last Sunday (Easter.)
I have for sale a splendid team Of
young horses, 3 and 4 years old.
Percherons, weigh 1900 pounds
each; stylish and lively, sound as a
dollar. Call and see me. J. II
Fletcher, s23 Willamette boulevard.
The Fairchild ~ acre tract at
Newport station has been plated
as Newton Addition and the lots
are now for sale by the ST. Johns
Land Co. Prices ranging from
5000 to $500 at the old terms IS
down and IS per month.
Al a meeting OF the Tn-City
Base Ball League held in Portland
last Tuesday night the Astoria base
ball club was admitted. The City
by the Sea has a good club and
plenty OF funds back OF il. and will
prove a valuable member and a
paying attraction.
Piano for sale cheap-A square
piano OF the famous Chase make,
originally a high priced instrument,
splendid tone, in good shape and
finely carved legs. viii sell same
ior s7s; $40 down and S. monthly.
Call at 4o3 Johns street, two blocks
west of Evangelical church. Will
trade same as payment down on
real estate.
A. w. I'avis, a we'll known resi-
dent OF St. Johns, and for a long
time employed in the o. X. & N. |
offices in Portland, leaves in a few
days for Nevada. where he goes to
take charge of large mining prop
osition northwest of Lovelocks. |
Mrs. Davis will spend the summer
in Salt Lake, Utah, with relatives
and friends. To show that Mr.. ID.
still has faith in St. Johns is evinced
by the following remark: IF |
make any money down there ! am
going to send il back for investment
in st. Johns" Many friends wish
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis prosperity in
their new home.
April saw several business
firms change locations in St. Johns
and a new firm added to the list.
Potter * Goold moved from their
Burlington street stand to the large
store formerly conducted by Bick-
ner Bros. Bonham & Currier, who
have held forth for the past two
years in the Cochran block, adjoin-
ing the Peninsula Bank, are now
located in the handsome new brick
block of Stine & Sherman. Hen
bricks * Monnich is the firm name
of a new hardware firm that have
taken lease on the building in the