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the Trading Stamp issue is like many other things in business. STYLE for instance:
something gets into the air and people demand style. The Trading Stamp craze is in
the air. People are demanding them. We adopted the Gold Bond Stamps because
when a book is filled there is no question as to the value of what you get.
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And, again, no matter where you get your book or your stamps you cash them at our
store when the book is filled just as you would cash a check. To get your prize for
other stamps you must go to Portland, thus taking you on a trip you do not like and
taking popularity and business from your home store.
fVion if vnnr linmp Dmfrmst. "Butcher. Theatre. Milliner. Furniture store. fJanrlv
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store besides the lines we carry should give you uoia Bona stamps witn your purcnases, your dook wouia nil
very rapidly and your return come quickly. We suggest that you do as you have done at our store, keep demanding
the Gold Bond Stamps until your Butcher, your Druggist and others adopt that system.
All accounts including Grocery, Dry Goods and our Men's Toggery, if settled IN PULL in 30 Days are given the
benefit of the stamps. Thus if your bill for January is $25.00, you get 250 stamps. Or, if you pay cash for your
purchases, a stamp is given for each 10c purchase.
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Notice or nnai Settlement EDMONDSON CO. 'Centra! Market !
In the County Court of the
Htate of Ort'Kon, for the County
Of MllltMOIDHll.
In the niRlttM'of the eHlute of
ISmoftl 12. Elliott. ileccHHtd.
Notice in lietily jrivi'ii that
thu Adminintmti'ix of the aliow
nmnwl uaUtte Iim Mori with the
olurk of the nUovc nunitri Court
hur Until reixirt und amniht, ami
that thu Court Iihm lixitl iiin
the 17th day of I'Ybnmrv, ItHit.
at 10 o'elm'K A. M. of siiiil ila.s
an the time, and the County
Court room of the County Court
limine In Portland. Multnomah Co.
Oregon, as the place when and
wuere Mini niuti reiwri ami ac
count xliall he heard and deter
mined, and when and where uny
and HliK?ntona having any objec
tions to anything in id ruort
contained may Hie the Hiune, and
appear and he heard, and when
and where wild eutate nhall be
cloMod nnd Mettled and aid Ad
minintiiitrix and her bomliimcn
bIihII be diuclmrtfud from any
othor or further liability herenf-
1 ! I m
iur iK'cniiiijf u reaMon 01 or on
account of Haiti ealate.
Thu above notice it tublihed
inirauant to an order of the lion.
1 ). ClotHon. Judge of the above
immud CiMJrt made and entered
on the JWth day of December,
ima.
First publication of this notice
thu Hd day of January, lOUt.
Unt iHtblication the Ml day of
January, 11)18.
Marv 1C. Simmon. Administra
trix of the above named eUte.
Collier Collier, Attorneys for
Administratrix.
203 S. Jersey Street
MMIlIlloil
IN
Mi. A. H. Tabor, of Criiler,
Mo., had btiou troublinlvvith sick
hutulache for about live years,
when she began taking Chamber
lain's Tablets.. She has taken
two bottles of them and they
luivo cured hor. Siuk headache
is canned by disordered stomach
for which these tablets are es
pecially intondod. Try them,
KOt woll and stay well. Sold by
all dualors.
The United Artisans
MeutH every Kriilay even
ing in the M. V. A. hall
in the Ilolbrook building.
J. R. WEIMCR
Transfer and Storage
Wo daliver your Koods to bik! from
nil parts of Portland, Vancouver. Lliui
ton, Portland nnd Suburban Expros
Co., city dock and ll points aecealbl
by wgoi(. Clan mnd furnltura movliig
Plumbing, Tinning
AND
Furnace Installing
Call up Columbia 92
OK. RAMBO
DLNTIST
I'lttiiie Columbia M
Plrat Nntioiml Hank ItulMlna.
ST. JOHNS, OlitGON.
DR. J. VINTON SCOTT
DENTIST
Ojxrn Eveiilnc and Sundays by
pointmont.
Olftci' I'hoiif Columliiu 140
Kridvtit I'liouo ColumUw 38
JOSEPH McClinSNCY, M. D.
IMiysiclmi nnd Surgeon,
Day & Night OIHce in McChcsnsy blk.
St. Johm, Ortfon.
CAMP 773 W. O. W.
Meoti rv.
ery Wed
n e s d a y
even Ins
I n Ulck
n.r'i Hall
R. A. JAYNK, M. D.
Olficc over Firt National Bank
Office Phone Columbia 282
Ret. I'hone Columbia 1
PERRY C. STROUD
LAWYER
First National Dank Building
ST. JOHNS . . . OREGON
O. J. ClATZAlYfiR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McDonald Building
ST. JOHNS . . OREGON
ItOLtlHOOK fJLOCK
Sec us for the Choicest CtiLi ol
the Ucst Ments Obtninnble.
Ordrr rilled and r.imlly Tradt Solicited.
T. P. WARD. Proprietor.
We buy or sell St. I' litis Property
AlcKINNKY & I AVIS
Ren I Estate
List your property with us if you
desire to sell quickly
, JO.' N. Jersey St. St. Johns
ST. JOHNS GARAGE
IN H. llutllnglon Street
J Automobile KqwIniiK und YulranliinK
I We can j;et you Auto Tireaof nil Wlmln
Ittcyclo and (Icneral Ktpalrliig
i Now mid second linml bicycle (or sale
I Auto to Hire by Day or Hour
IgWIntonSU
: Trhw to or from any city hospital, J2.C0
J. M. and V. P. YkAY, I'rops.
i I'hone Columbia 587, I
Daniel O. Webster, A. B. M. D
Reaiilonce, C97 Dawson Street
Odlce, filter Dlock.
UnWrnlty Pail, Portland, Oregon.
DORIC DODGE NO. 133
A. r. and A. M.
Regular couttuuuicatloiu
on tirst Weiluesduya o
eacu tuonui in umi i'ei
lows' Hull. Visitors wel
lCrucst S, HarrlMijtoii. Y, M,
John Noce, Secretnry
ORDER EASTERN STAR
Minerva Chapter No. 105
Meets livery first ami Third
Tue&duy livening ol Kucli
Month in Odd I'ellow Hall.
Ruby R, Davis, Worthy Matron.
rtmie.
A
rs. Susie Rogers, Secretary,
HOLMES LODGE NO. 101
kMGMIS Or IVT1IIAS
Meets every I'riday night at
.iT7.ao o'clock in 1. O. O. v.
i lull. Visitors always web
come,
J. K. HILL UK. C. C.
D. IMIORSMAN, K. R.S
LAUREL LODGE
No. 186 I. O. O. T
ST, JOHNS, OREGON
Meets each Monday evening In Odd Pal
lows hall at 7 :JO. A cordial welcome to
all visiting brothers.
If your tire blows up, blow
into the
Peninsula Garage
307 S. Jsrsoy St.
and have it repaired in a
neat uiul wiirknianlike
, mauuer. Automobile and Motorcyle rc
j pairing and supplies. Phone Col. 632.
One of the Cartoonists for the famous Bonville 99-Year System
We are pleased to present to the public the able cartoonist Mr. E. M.
Tucker whose work will figure conspicuously in the exploiting of this
system in the future.
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The Bonville 99-Year System spells Death to the Trusts
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