St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-02-08
Local News.

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Call and inspect the fine stock of
millinery at ro7 Tacoma street.
Geo. A. Dyson of Eugene was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
Leave your orders for cakes for
socials, etc. at the Home Bakery,
Insure against fire before you
have one, with d. c. Rogers, agent
for the old reliable Phoenix of Lon
don.
Several new counter stools have
been added in the Wagner Co.
store for the benefit of their Gus.
toners.
Representatives of the insurance
companies in St. Johns say that a
reduction in rates will be made in
the near future.
Singing lessons given by lady.
Terms soc per lesson. Address
Music Teacher, se4, L. Morrison
street, Portland, Ore.
Falling ice from the trolley wires
broke panes of glass in several of
the street cars last Monday. Luck
lily no one was injured.
d. S. Southmayd, painter, paper
hanger and decorator, has plenty of
1906 wall paper in stock at 7oS w.
Richmond street, St. Johns.
A thoroughly experienced dress
maker from the East has opened
parlors at 4Io Il. Richmond street.
First class work guaranteed.
AT last St. Johns is to have an
ordinance regulating plumbing in
the city. II will be welcomed by
the plumber and the people they
plumb.
Inquire of ID. c. Rogers & Co.
for tract rSox7oo feet on the Boule-
ward. Finest river view on the
Willamette river. Price saSoo.
$500 cash.
II YOU are tired of the monoto.
nous meals served at restaurants
and hotels aud desire good home
cooked meals, go to 4o5 West
Johns street.
Spencer, Dey * Hampton have
moved their law Office from 2oI
South Jersey to no North Jersey
Street, taking desk room with X.
Shepard * Co.
Mrs. I. A. Tranger, who left
here last August for a visit at her
old home in Iowa, returned last
Monday after being snow bound for
several days while on the road.
At the annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Peninsula Bank
held at its place of business in ST.
Johns last Tuesday afternoon the
old board of directors was reelected.
Baled timothy hay from eastern
Oregon Is selling in ST. Johns at
s24 a ton. With feed at this price
II is hard to figure where man
can make a profit by teaming at
IS a day.
Calef Bros. are unpacking a large
aud varied stock OF furniture at
their store opposite the postoiiice.
This firm will carry line OF house
furnishings second to none in Mutt
nomah county.
Those who were short Of fuel
last Monday were given quite
scare on account of being unable to
obtain II promptly, on account of
the sleet and bad roads the team
sters took a day off.
| ]. NJ. Shaw has opened a second
hand store in the French block,
where all in need of house furnish
ings may obtain just what they
need at low price. Mr.. Shaw Is
an experienced man in the business
and will be able to supply the wants
of all in the various lines.
People make mistakes or change
their minds aud sacrifice their
goods. It's unfortunate for them
but il makes good bargains for some
one at Shaws Furniture store,
French Block. Rockers, dining
chairs, parlor and extension tables,
stoves, ranges, dishes. sewing ma
chimes. These are good clean
goods. Just like new, at prices
way below the original.
i James Massey, who mysteriously
disappeared last May while under
$40 bonds on charge of disorderly
conduct, returned to the city last
Sunday night aud was arrested by
Chief of Police Brederson. On
Monday he was sentenced to five
days in the county Jail. As he was
being locked up he was relieved OF
revolver. On his release from
the county bastile he will be rear
rested on a charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons.
II may be news to many of our
readers to learn that the hills oppo-
site the river are dotted with sur
veyors' stakes bearing the peculiar
marks of the men who survey
rights of way. Just what these
stakes are for or what the marks
on them mean no one knows. One
person who has extensive interests