La-La By
Pla-BedsandSwings
The Reliable Safe Nurse
without wages.
Baby's Ideal Playground
and Nest.
Keeps Baby off the Damp
Cold Floor.
Saves Mothers Many
Hours Every Day.
Gives Pleasure, Health and
Comfort to BABY, Rest and
Relaxation to Mother.
La-La-By Swings , , $1,50
La-la-By Pla-Beds , , $2,75
ORMANDY BROS.
FURNITURE
Cash or Credit St. Johns
Now is the time
to buy a
BICYCLE
The CROWN fully equipped,
awaits you here. Come in
and look it over.
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St. Johns Hardware Co.
Agency for Goodyear Tires
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STRADIVARA !
KNOWN FOR TONE I
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The talk of the Phonograph World. You owe it to
yourself to see nnd henr this instrument, plays all Disk Z
Records. Sold on easy terms by
St. Johns Phonograph Co.
317 North Jersey Street
Agents for lWison Cylinder Records and Emerson Disk Records
EXPERT REPAIRING DONE BY US
BUY A LIBERTY BOND J
CALL ON
US
WHEN YOU WAN1
No. I
GROCERIES.
THE BEST GRADE IS THE ONLY KIND OF GROCERIES WE KEEP
AND IT IS THE ONLY KIND YOU WANT TO PUT ON YOUR TABLE.
THE WORK YOU DO EVERY DAY DRAWS ON YOUR STRENGTH.
AND THAT STRENGTH MUST BE KEPT UP. OUR GOOD FOOD WILL
DO IT. YOU WILL GET THE HIGHEST QUALITY FOR THE LOWEST
PRICE WHEN YOU
GIVE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY.
Lavrack's Cash Grocery
416 NORTH JERSEY ST.
Base Ball Supplies
Ansco Cameras and Supplies
Dr. Hess Poultry Tonic
Graphonolas and Records
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
Our Prescription Department always at your service
Prescriptions filled by Registered Pharmacists only
Thone Columbia 138
105 North Jersey St.
Local News
John Brooks is'now a member
of Oregon Military Police stn
tioncd in St. Johns.
Vote early and act it out of
your system. And vote fori'.
A. Rice for Representative.
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Gordon Offden and Miss Viv
ian Tallis of Portland have
been added to the clerical force
at the Peninsula National
Bank.
Hoy
Camp
line.
Muck,
Lewis,
who
says
is
he
now
likes
at
it
Christian Science subject for
Sunday: Mortals and Immortals.
L. J. Wright is hnvitiff a hand
some residence erected on South
KcIIobb street, between Polk and
Tyler. E. II. Tcnnant is the
builder.
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Private Young of the Oregon
Military Police had the misfor
tune to shoot himself through
tho hand with a pistol Saturday
night.
A good man to vote for for
County Commissioner is A. A.
Bailey. Ho is well fitted for
the position and would make a
good Commissioner.
Peonlo who claim to have their
"ear on ground" say that tho
vote La forty is go nu to occive
ns a candidate for Congress will
surprise tho natives.
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I.iuvlu 11 nil Men in LoirlRlnttiro
ought to provo beneficial to the
Peninsula, wo want uiai mgn
hrlihro. nnd It fimiint ho built
unless tho Legislature authorizes
it.
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Noxt Sunday is the anniversa
ry of Pentecost, being tho fif
tieth day after Kaster. To cel
ebrate and realize A Present
Pentecost will bo the objectivo
in all services at the Methodist
church on that day.
Tho East St. Johns Fancy
Work and Social Club have
voted to do Red Cross work,
and are now meeting every Wed
nesday in tho community hall
for that purpose. Mrs. Coy is
tho chairman, and ably directs
the work.
The Union Sunday school re
cently elected the following o(ll
cors: Supt.. Mrs. R. G. Brand;
Asst. Supt., Mrs. Lawrence Hoi
brook; Sec, Miss Lizzie Hcin
rich: Asst. Sec, Miss Celeste
Bellamy; Treas., Mrs. C. R. El
dridgc, and Pianist. Miss Edith
Earl.
Remember to cast n vote for
Frank A.Rice for Represntative.
Ho is a St. Johns candidate, nnd
in overy way Is worthy of unit
ed support, St. Johns should
be proud to send such men as he
to the Legislature A vote for
Mr. Rico la a vote for better
laws and better government.
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The St. Clement parish has
made elaborate preparations for
a grand bazaar to tako place at
the St. Johns skating rink May
SO ill and Juno 1st. Tho central
attraction is an East St. Johns
lot. donated by J. B. Hoi brook,
and to be awarded on tho last
night of tho bazaar.
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A Red Cross benefit concert
will be given in Artisan Hall,
Portsmouth, Monday evening,
May 20th, by the Foundation
Shipbuilding Band. A fine pro
gram has been prepared, and a
hearty invitation is extended to
St Johns folks to attend.
Alterations and improvements
aro being added to the St. Johns
Phonograph Co. building near
the Review office. The owner
of the ground is planning to
erect a two story brick, similar
to the one occupied by Ormandy
Bros, in the near future, so we
have been informed.
Jane Irene Walker died May
10th at 712 South Edison street
of pneumonia, aged 5 months
and 14 da s. being the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.L. Walker.
The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon at the home, Rev. Ir
vine officiating. Interment in
Columbia cemetery, the St.
Johns Undertaking Co. in
charge.
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 Btore.
Alfred Shaw has taken out a
permit for a garage at 918 Syr
acuse street.
An interesting letter frnm
Kindle C. Sattcrlcc will appear
in next week's issue, lie is now
across the water in Uncle Sam's
service.
Whv attend a dnv hnoinir Mm
garden wnen you can do it in
fifteen minutes. Get a garden
cultivator at the St. Johns Hard
ware Co.
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Mrs. M. J. Marston has taken
out a permit for a summer house
on Willamette boulevard in
stead ot Mrs. Stearns, as report
ed last week.
A fine entertainment was giv
en in tho Congregational church
Monday evening, at which tho
Golden Chimes, an address by
the pastor and vocal selections
by Mrs. Gabriel Pullin were
fen tu res.
Ruth L. Bowers died at her
home in Linnton May Mth of
pneumonia, aged 20 months and
3 days. Tho body was shipped
to Corvallis Wednesday evening
by the St. Johns Undertaking
Co. for interment there.
Chas. W. Brown died nt 872
Yale strcot May 12th. aged 10
years, 2 months and 21 days,
l'ho funeral took place Monday
afternoon. Interment in Colum
bia cemetery, tho St. Johns Un
dertaking Co. in charge.
Tho Blue Bird club, composed
of a group of girls from tho Un
ion btinuny school, aro doing
Blcgian relief work under the
direction of Mrs. R. G. Brand.
Mrs. Carrie Eldridgo has chargo
of a group of older girls doing
similar work.
Tho big Rod Cross drivo starts
tho firit of next wook, and there
is no doubt but that tho nooplo
of St. Johns will again do their
full share. 1 he object is a most
worthy one and tho need of
more money groat. Give all
you can.
Y. W. C. A. Schedule: Mon-
day-7:30L. B. club. Tuesday
-2:ao High School uirls' dun:
7:30. P. E. P. club. Wodnosday
-3;30 Kicuwa Campllro; 7:30,
Girls from Portlund woolen
mills. Thursday 3:30 Woptosh
Campfire; 3:30 Chimalus Camp
fire. Friday - 3:30, Patriotic
Circle of the Rainbow club. P.
E. P. first swim of season nt Y.
W, Central swimming pool Tues
day evening. Kicuwa Campfiro
girls from Control school plan
to have a wiener wurst roast
Wednesday afternoon.
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The meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union
will be hold noxt Monday after
noon at tho home of Mrs. Sarah
Turrell, 617 E. Chicago street.
We hope to have a good attend
ance. Wo will have a very in
teresting program. Mrs. M. L.
T. Hidden will speak. Her sub
ject, "Progress Along tho Lino
of Prohibition as a War Meas
ure" is a subject we aro all in
terested in and she is a fine
speaker. Come and hear her.
Answer to roll call, Names of
Prohibition Leaders. Reported.
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The Pioneers of St. Johns will
please bear in mind that tho
next annual meeting will be held
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
L. F. Clark. G32 N. Ivanhoe
street, the second Tuesday of
June the 14th. Let every
member plan to he present and
let this. the sixth annual gath
ering, be the very best of all.
It is to be hoped that every
member will respond to roll call.
Something of interest will be
brought up and a program is on
foot to make it very interesting
for the good of the Association.
A. J. II., Secy.
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 differ
ence; Montavilla or Rose City
Park locations preferred. Must
act quickly. See S. W. Rogers,
202 N. Jersey street.
Every day you aro without n
Victrola is so much pleasure
lost, uurrin Says So.
ror Sale Jergensen Army
Rifle, price $10; address William
i'etorson, Uentral Hotel.
Wo do ICnilnk flnlnMncr nfTi.
ciently and promptly, courteous
lv nnd cheanlv. flurrin Snvn
so.
When in need of small art!
cles, get them at tho 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.
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You may need a now Lawn
Mower this year. Tho St.Johns
Hardware Co. will tnWn vnnr
old one in part payment.
We aro graduate registered
Pharmacists and know tho
DRUG business. Currin Says
So.
Egg Keep. Keeps eggs nice
nnd fresh for an indefinite
time. Currin Says So.
TWO lots for Hflli' liv nwnnr nl
312 Reno street, corner Central
avenue; some improvements and
i run.
For Sale Graphanoln, almost
new, ten records. All for $70.
cost over $100. Call 1)21 Central
ave. N.
Got Hermits for free nnrlnk.
ling of war gardens. Currin's
for Drugs.
Lost Snnnhirn rlntr In Si
Johns Monday ovening. Finder
picase leave at tins oilico.
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If the nnrtv. who in knnwn in
have taken thohlnck nllk iimhrid.
la from tho tolcphono ofllco on
t -1 1 A . 1 1
jorBey street may uin win leave
same at tho Roviow ofllco no
mora will bo said about it. ad.
Cabbage Plants Cc nor dozen.
35c per 100. Call at 311 Central
avenue, oouth.
Suburb calls given nromnt
attention day or night. Com
pinto auto equipment; no extra
chargo; refined service. Miller
& Tracoy.
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Lost A nirlnin with tiiHlne
on, between French block and
Hudson street, May Gth. Find
or please leave at this office; re
wani.
To Lot A nont llttln summer
house, furnished, fnr four nr live
girls within walking distance
of Woolen mill nnd Cooperage
plant. Apply ZUl N. Hnrtman.
Xfv Rnlo Rnnrrn linntnt niul
lawn mower. Inquiro Sunday
224 Oswego street.
Currin's terms on Victrolas
aro liberal.
Vote for Holbrook for County
Commissioner. Ho has made
good.
The graduates ot Room 15,
Contral School, with M. F.
Burghduff will hold their nnnual
reunion in Peninsula Park Sat
urday, Juno 1st, from 10 a. m.
to 5. p. m. Each one is request
ed to bring his own lunch. All
other graduates invited to join
the organization. Chaperoning
parents welcome.
Local polling places for Fri
day's election: 294-103 Rich
mond street, corner of Jersey;
291 1-2 Garage, Ivanhoe, be
tween Burr nnd Alma: 295
City hall, St. Johns; 296-G21
North Syrucuse, between Fes
senden and Trumbull: 29G 1-2
401 East Fessenden, corner of
Smith: 297 St. Johns Libiary;
298-Bank building, Midway
and Fessenden.
The Portland Garbage Co.
is prepared to remove rubbish
of any nature from tho resi
dences and business places of
St. Johns at 75 cents per month
for residences and from busi
ness places at reasonable rates.
Calls made every Saturday.
Leave orders at the St. Johns
Hardware, or phone Woodlawn
2G93.
Hear Melba any day at Cur-rins.
re.fcufir Our
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Wc stick strictly to safe, sound banking business This is why our
batik has gained the confidence of the community. Our vaults fire ami
burglar proof and men of integrity and business ability direct the affairs
of our bank. Our National Hank is u member of the Periern! Remvt
System of batiks which statu! together. Wc can go to our District lkink
and get money when wc want it. Dank with us and you can come to us
and get your money when you want it.
Peninsula National Bank
OPl'ICHKS.
PltritR AUTKN, . . President
I'MHI) C. KNAPP. . Vice President
I'hank P. Dki.nkhu . Vice President
Ioiin N. I'.m.Ki'.MitN. . . Cashier
Ciiaiu.ks II. Ucssitt.t,, AMlstntitCnshicr
STANTON I,. IHMIIK, AMltlttll Cnshler
isnwAitt) K. Morris, AMistnnt CumiUt
MRHCTOUS.
P. AtTZHN
TIIOS. AtTZKN
I'. P. DK1NKUR
A K JOIII'H
I'. C. KNAPP
II. II PliSNKl.t,
(IK ANT SMITH
I N KM.III'AKM
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
3 per cent on Savings 4 per cent on Time Certificates or Deposit
When you stock up
on groecrtc every italurdry you hv A
reiinlhlc liuk. I'lrnt you Hunt to gl
cvcrvlliliiK on order you can here
next you until everything, y.m ordrr In
(lie best i t.ilile eoiiilltlou it U her
nml Inst, the price mint lie rlit they
mc licic.
MUCK GROCERY
301 S. Jmry SI.
Phone Col. 1 18
REDUCED PRICE
WOOD COAL !
FOR THIRTY DAYS'
St. Johns Lumber Co.
A Critical Inspection
of our fine (urniiure Hill not ill-iic
IUh. Mutter rrlliiu-ii In tiur wol
uoiklHK Imw fotliioiu'd rd.-h pi.vc (runt
Hie elioH'fM of MiH'k. The i-oh.li. ib
rnln, the lini.li nnd the mtittit- bpliif
IK IxiUllll o IHl'IIM' Join .Ittltlli' aptil-
elMloii. Ourprut-n lum- in.li u ttw
IraduiH in th juix't "ion, tr tiny under,
cut the othtr fellow.
H. F. CLARK
THE FURNITURE MAN
400-402 S. JEltStiY ST
Wall Paper
F. M. Satterlee
I f Painting
( Paper Hanging j J
'r . .m
Paints
319 N, Smith A
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St. Johns Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Columbia 131
C 1 101
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