BRASS BEDS
On Easy Terms
2 iuch post Brass Bed
20.00
Continuous post Brass Bed, has 8
3-4 inch filler rods 27.00
Satin finish Biass Bed, has 10
5-8 inch filled rods
27.50
2 iuch Continuous post Brass Bed,
has 10 1 inch filler rods 31.50
Bright finish, satin band, Brass
Bed, 2 iuch continuous post,
16 filler rods
33.50
2 inch Continuous post Brass Bed,
satin finish, has double bell
sfiaped ornaments on post
and filler rods
35-00
Heavy Brass Bed, has 2 inch
Continuous posts, 10 1 1-2 inch
filler rods, very plain aud smooth 36.00
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Warm Summer
days?
We have a slock of all sizes at the right price
St. Johns Hardware Co.
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yourself to see and hear this Instrument, plays all Disk t
Records. Sold on easy terms by
St. Johns Phonograph Co.
317 North Jersey Street
Agents for Edison Cylinder Records, and Hmerson Disk Records
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BREAKFAST FOODS
EVERY DAY,
START THE DAY RIGHT AND YOU'LL BE HAPPY ALL DAY.
START WITH OUR GOOD. FRESH BREAKFAST FOODS. THEY ARE
TASTY AND EASY TO DIGEST. YOU WILL FEEL "LIKE A TWO-YEAR
OLD" AND GO THROUGH YOUR DAVS WORK HAPPY AND CONTEN.
TED. WE HAVE MANY KINDS SO THAT YOU CAN CHANGE OFF AND
NOT GET TIRED OF ANY ONE KIND.
GIVE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY.
Lavrack's Cash Grocery
416 NORTH JERSEY ST.
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Base Bali Supplies
Ansco Cameras and Supplies
Dr. Hess Poultry Tonic
Graphonolas and Records
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
Our Prescription Department always at your service
1 Prescriptions filled by Registered Pharmacists only
Phone Columbia 138 105 North Jersey St.
.Local Nevs
1
John Schudli is erecting a
homejut 110 Hnrtman street
VM
II. Orchard is repairing build
ing at 318 Willamette boulc
vard.
Olaf Johnson is erecting a
fine $2500 home at 320 Polk
street.
Boae A. Itaner has taken out a
permit for building at 317 Polk
street.
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W. It. Horry is erecting a
small building at 502 East Polk
street.
T. II. Garoin is making re
pairs to residence at 1)01 Cen
tral avenue.
A. MeKenna has taken out a
permit lor a garage at aiv sown
Ivnnhoo street.
St. Johns is certainly a beau
tiful place these days, attired in
its spring roues.
John Scha Iter is erecting a
line tent house at Smith avenue
ami Ueno street.
II. W. Vietz is making some
repair to IiIh residence at 102
South Edison street.
A fruit store is opening up in
the room adjoining the Review
oillce on North Jcrsqy street.
Mrs. Dunbar is having some
substantial repairs made to her
residence at ft'JO Alolinwk
street.
Mrs. Stearns has taken out
a permit for building on Ruch
anan street near Willamette
boulevard.
Hubert L. Hucklcr has taken
out a permit for one story
milding on Ivanhoo between
Keseondon and New York n.t reels.
E. W. McLean, who is in the
forestry service, in Clatsop
county, has been spending sev
eral days with his family here.
A. V. LnfTnrK'. pnnriirintn fnr
tho Republican nomination for
Congress, addressed a good siz
ed audience at the bank corner
ast Saturday evening.
it
E. S, Wright, a former well
known St. Johns contractor, but
now a prosperous merchant
of Cook, Wash., was a welcome
visitor the first of the week.
J. B. Moore, of Alameda.v'.vill
erect five residences on Ma
crum street in Northern Hill
Addition to cost $2000 each, per
mits for which have been jssu-
ed.
n
m 1 i 1
ve uru Kruuuiuu rugimuruu
nharmaciste of 12 years exper
ience. "Currin Says So."
Spring is here, summer is
nocking at the door and old
man winter is speeding on his
way. Get ready to meet him
by getting in your fuel early.
Uncle Sam says it is the way to
prevent more "heatless days"
next wintor.
The Liberty Bond sales for
the Third Liberty Loan recorded
at the Peninsula National Bank
for the St. Johns district reach
ed the magnificent and most
gratifying total of $740,750.
Proportionate to resources this
amount is much larger than re-
ceived at any other bank in the
city of Portland. It is certain-
y something to be proud of.
The Jolly 'Steen .club was
delightfully entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Uhas.
Muck on Oswego street Wed
nesday evening. In the game
of 500 the first prize was cap
tured by Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Ingledue, the second by Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Markle, and the
guest prize by Mr. and Mrs. E.
W. McLean. The evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The boys in France enjoy pic
tures from home. Keep your
kodak working. Currin Says
So.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: "Adam and
Fallen Man."
J. It. Berry is having two
residences erected on Hudson
street between Burr and Buch
anan. A. Anson had his collar bnne
broken and was otherwise badly
bruised in an auto accident last
Sunday on the Columbia High
way.
Why spend a day hoeing the
garden when you can do it in
fifteen minutes. Get a garden
cultivator at the St. Johns Hard
ware Co.
E. F. Day is having a $2500
dwelling constructed on Willam
ette boulevard between Balti
more and Chicago streets; Alex
Kerr builder.
Fresh ranch butter 75c per
roll, and all other groceries at
proportionate low prices. A
good place to save money. G.
B. Darowish, Lombard and
Buchanan streets.
St. Johns Fair Store, E. -W.
Foy, prop.; household utility
supplies and general notions,
207 N. Jersey St. Highest
quality goods at lowest prices.
Next to Electric store.
Party wants five or six room
modern house, within eight
blocks of the bank corner. Will
nay two or three hundred dol
lars down and $25 or $30 per
month. Leave word at tills
oillce.
Chas E. Garlick, now holds
the position of Master Signal
Electrician in Uncle Sam's ser
vice, with present headquarters
at San Diego, Cal. Charley is
climbing up tho ladder right
along.
Rev. Burton, of Corvallis,
has accepted the pastorate of
the St. Johns Baptist church,
and tha congregation is highly
pleased with him. He is a
pleasant, congenial and likable
gentleman as well as a minister
of fine ability and earnest en
deavor. Tho Baptists wero for
tunate in securing him as their
pastor.
Chapter C, P. E. O. met on
Friday, May 3rd, at tho homo of
Mrs. J. N. Harney, 915 S. Deca
mr street, for an all day session.
Much interest was added to the
meeting by tho announcement
of the coming marriage in June
of Miss Leah llernan to Mr.
D. U. French, Jr., of Baker,
Ore. Tho guests wero Mes
dames: C. F. Laudordale, J. 0.
Campbell, W. W. Rogers, W. S.
Kellogg, Henry Dullleld, Jos.
Duliicld.
Last Thursday began the
fourth year of Dr. H. F. Jones'
pastorage of tho Christian
church of St. Johns, and in hon
or of the event and in apprecia
tion of tho Dr. 's faithful, elli
cient and most successful ser
vice, he was tendered a delight
ful little surprise party by the
members after prayer meeting
Thursday, evening. As tokens
of the high esteem in which he
and his family is held, thoy
were presented with a beautiful
china cabinet and a hand pieced
quilt.
A pleasant birthday party was
given by Mrs. A. C. Weldon
to celebrate her husband's 2Gth
birthday, also Mr. B. C. An
drew's 82nd birthday at 727
Mohawk street. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. B.
C. Andrews, Mr. Andrews, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hay ward,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bristol, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Conley, Mr. and
Mrs 0. J. Orcht, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Corcoran, Fred Orcht, Jim
Fisher, A. Sproules, Masters
Henry and Arthur Weldon and
the two little Misses Hay ward.
Daneim and trames wore in
dulged in. after which refresh
ments were served and good
wishes extended by all for Uig
Art" to have a birthday party
often. Reported.
For Sale or Trade Good sev
en room modern house in St.
Johns. Will take better house
in exchange and pay difference,
or cheaper and arrange dilfer
ence; Montavilla or Rose City
Park locutions preferred. Must
act quickly. See S. W. Rogers,
202 N. Jersey street.
Furnished boat house for sale.
Inquire at this office.
tor Sale Good range and
other household goods. Inquire
Sunday zzi uswego street.
Every (lav vou are without a
iVictrola is so much pleasure
lost, uurrin Says So.
I Cabbage plants for sale, five
cents per dozen. 311 Central
i avenue S., at homo after 5
(O'clock.
Good canoe for sale cheap.
Inquire at this office.
For Sale Jergcnsen Army
Rifle, price $10; address William
Peterson, Central Hotel.
We do Kodak finishing effi
ciently nnd promptly, courteous
ly and cheaply. Currin Says
So.
When in need of small arti
cles, got them at the 5-10-15c
store, St. Johns; in the Penin
sula National Bank Building.
"Just a Baby's Prayer at Twi
light," a big record hit. Cur
rin Says So.
You may need a new Lawn
Mower this year. The St.Johns
Hardware Co. will tako . your
old one in part payment.
Wo are graduate registered
Pharmacists and know the
DRUG business. Currin Says
So.
Egg Keep. Keeps ogirs nice
and fresh for an indefinite
time. Currin Says So.
Two lots for sale by owner at
312 Reno street, corner Central
avenue; some improvements and
fruit.
For Sale Graphanola, almost
new, ten records. All for $70.
cost over $100. Call 1)21 Central
ave. N.
Get permits for free sprink
ling of war gardens. Currin's
for Drugs.
The services of the St. Johns
Baptist church, corner of Chi
cago and Leonard street, will
be of special interest hununy.
At 10 a. m. there will be a
"Mothers Day" servico with
special music and n sermon on
"Mother." At 8 p. m. tho ser
mon will be on "Knocking at
the Door." This will bo pre
ceeded by a lively song Borvico.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. B,
Y. P. U. at 7 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 8 p. in.
To all these services tho public
is very cordially invited. E.
Burton, Pastor.
Arthur Price, a ship carpenter
employed at tho Grant Smith-
Porter Shipbuilding Company's
yard, was killed Wednesday
afternoon when he was struck
on the head by a falling timber.
Ho was engaged with other car
penters in erecting the commun
ity hall, Ab tho timber was bn.
inir raised to bo stood on end. it
slipped from the rigging nnd
fell on Mr. Price. His skull
was crushed. He lived but a
few minutes afterwards. The
body was removed to tho county
morgue. Mr. Price was 41) years
old. Ho leaves a widow and
two young children in Corvallis,
where the family had lived
several years. His body was
taken to Corvallis for interment,
the St. Johns Undertaking Co.
in charge. A widow and two
children survive.
There will bo an all day meet
ing at the Trinity Lutheran
church, corner Lovely and For
tune streets, near Wall street,
Sunday, May 12th. It is ten
years since the congregation
was organized and the event
will bo celebrated. At the com
munion service in the morning
Rev. II. Rogers from Mt. Angel
wilP preach the gospel, and
Rev. S. A. Stenseth, the local
pastor, will serve at the altar.
An informal program will be
rendered in the afternoon, when
Rev. M. A. Christensen, pastor
of Our Saviour's Lutheran
church. East 10th and Grant
street; Rev, W. Petterson, pas
tor of Hethlehem Lutheran
church of the city, and Mission
ary A. E. Gunderson from Su
dan, Africa, will speak. Special
music and singing. Preaching
in tho evening at 7:30. The
Ladies'. Aid Society will serve
lunch in the church parlors.
Wednesday evening Missionary
Gunderson will give an illustrat
ed lecture on "Tho CauBe of
Christ in tho Sudan."
M. YasIafT of Portland has
purchased the store of Couch &
Co. on Philadelphia street.
Vote for Holbrook for County
Commissioner. He has made
good.
Do You 3 ET
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THINK
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Why tlocs anyone work hnrd for money ami then wnstc it? Whnt
you waste, If it were put Into the bank, would pile up so fast you could
finally invest it in some substantial thing. Ttiat money you nrc wasting
now would make your old age comfortable and happy if you had it in our
bank. Come in ami sec us. Wc will cheerfully advise you.
Peninsula National Bank
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1'itTKK AuT.ttN, . . President
I'RHII C. KNAIT, . Vice rrcatilcut
I'UANK P. DitiNKliK . Vice Prcatdctit
John N. Hdi.UI'.shn, . . Cnshler
Ciiahuw II. Rl'SSKM,, AsslntnntCnshlcr
Stanton I,. Doiiik, AwtUtiint Cwrtilcr
Hdwahd It, Moiuus, AstHlnnl Cimhlrr
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nok for. Vt- do not Miltitluitr mmikmIiIhk
"jtut iu kimmI." V realize lli.il yi
know best whut vou wimted or you il
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MUCK GROCERY
301 S. Jersey SI.
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POR THIRTY DAYS
St. Johns Lumber Co
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H'lht environment. The M-it-nre of fat
ulluie making liven dvlatwd
Unit t'xluy i luMiitiriilaml uititlclly fHr
nlolied home h well within the rwvh of
nil No k ruler vnriety of furniture eH
he looked over in thi kvetiou thun hH1
our WMreroom contain.
H. F. CLARK
THE FURNITURE MAN
400-402 8. JCHSKY ST-
Wall Paper
F. M, Satferlee
( Painting y
Paper Hanging J J
V Tinting 7
Paints
319 N. Smith AY
Laundry Prices Reduced !
"Fighting the Laundry Trust"
We will not arce to the orders of the "Combine"
We've Cut Prices to the Lowest Notch
Give us your orders, St. Johns deliveries made promptly.
Sl'IvlU). SKKVICi; and LOW PRICKS
The Pacific Laundry Company
"The Anti-Trust Laundry"
MainG49 BOTH IMIONKS A 3U19
St. Johns Lumber Co,
Wholesale and Retail
Columbia 131
C 1101
Foot of Burlington St.