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Sidewalk Sulkies
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A side-walk Sulkey is a necessity for the
small child's health and for the mother's
comfort these warm days. We have a
large stock comprising many of these use
ful little vehicles which we are offering on
the Easy Terms of $1.00 weekly payments.
Semi-Collapsible Sulkey $7.50
Reed body, collapsible steel frame
Sulkey 9.50
Reed side Sulkey, has three bow
hood, can be folded to carry 11.60
"Sturgis" brown Sulkey has reed
sides and back, storm cloth hood. . .11.75
"Fulton" Sulkey has 12 inch Ar
tillery wheels, 58 inch rubber tires,
padded seat and back, tubular steel
frame 14,00
Beautiful reed Sulkey, side, back
and top all closely woven reed, shel
lac finish- 18.50
ORMANDY BROS.
FURNITURE
Cash or Credit St. Johns
Have You Purchased a
Vinton Kerogas Oil Stove
So you can do your cooking in comfort these warm
J summer days? If not, why not?
This stove burns 400 gallons of air to one gallon I
of common kerosene oil.
Beats every other stove made.
Get one and keep cool.
Ice Cream Freezers and Hammocks will also add
to your comfort and pleasure.
GET THEM HERE
St. Johns Hardware Co.
Aripnrv for Hnnrlvpnr TirvaG
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St. Johns Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Columbia 131
C 1101
Foot of Burlington St.
Impure Groceries Cause
Stomach Trouble
Our Groceries are pure and cost
no more than inferior ones. Protect
your health by buying only the best.
GIVE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY.
Lavrack's Cash Grocery
416 NORTH JERSEY ST.
Read the Review Advertisements for Latest Bargains
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
Our Prescription Department always at your service
Prescriptions filled by Registered Pharmacists only
Phone Columbia 138 I05 North Jersey St.
Local News
Miss Ilulda Adams was a
recent guest of Mrs. A. Carl Nel-son.
Miss Maggie Dickie of Os-
wean visited with friends in at.
Johns last week end.
Hear
Mclbaany day atCurrins. ' Get your supply of films at
iCurnnu.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Hay
Davis Thursday morning, June 27
a daughter.
II. V. Conser has taken out a
permit for the erection of a new
dwelling at 225 Stafford street.
Many of our poorer citizonF
arc undergoing real sacrifice
that thpy may be able to show
their patriotism by buyink
Stamps.
Mrs Florence Jensen Wilcox
returned recently from San Fran
cisco. She plans to complete
a nurse's training course at the
Scllwood Hospital.
W. S. S, and Thrift stamps
may bo purchauedat the library.
The W. a. a. pledge card may
be signed there.
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I. D. Martin is having a fine
new modern dwelling erected at
Burr and South Kellogg street;
E. II. Tennnnt builder.
Misses Clara Nelson and Min
nie Nolan returned last week
from Monmouth, after having
completed the standard course
of the Oregon Normal School.
They both plan to spend the
summer with their parents.
The Grant Smith-I'ortcr Shin
Co. last Friday took out permits
for two new dwe lings at Ed son
and Fesscnden, one at Edison
and New York and two at Will
amette boulevard ami Fesscnden
strcec, the cost ranging from
$1500 to $2000.
Mrs. Irvin L. Gromnchoy and
ittlo daughter left Wednesday
for Newport. Oregon, where
they will join Mr. Gromnchry
who is now in Uncle Sam's nig
nal service nt that place. The
editor is in receipt of a leticr
rom Irvin. in which sta'cs
that ho is getting nlong in fine
8tyl! and is enjoying his work
immensely.
Our people are now pretty well
accustomed to the fact that the
stores close on Wednesday after
noons, and littlo inconvenience
s being experienced by reason
thereof. Tlin store keepers
and their assistants work long
jours and t ho ha f cay of recre
ation will no doubt provo of groat
benefit to them.
The Knights of Pythias of
ortnnd will! picnic at Council
Crest next Tucsdny evening.
A big program has been pre
pared and n most enjoyable out
ng is anticipated. All local
Knights nre expected to attend.
Tnko your lunch, and be there
in t mefornicnicd nner at about
seven o'clock.
J. R. Chauncey, the expert
watchmaker and jeweler who
ms .located in the new Fletcher
building on North Jersey street.
tasugoou sized ad. in this issue.
Mr. Chauncey came to St. Johns
rom Portland nropor. and bo-
sides being a first class jeweler,
is a pleasant and agreeoo e
gentleman as well. He has n
fine lino of jewelry goods on
land, and solicits a share of the
public patronage. His prices nni
right and his workmanship is
guaranteed.
The St. Johns Chautauqua
will soon bo here, the dates be
ing July 1G-22. The local com
mittee held a meeting in the
ibrary last I-riday evening for
the purpose of outlining plans
or the ticket campaign and
working out other details in
regard to the Chautauqua.
he Committee will meet every
Friday evening in the library
until the Chautauqua appears.
The event this year promises
to far exceed that of lust year in
general interest. Keep it in
mind and be prepared to pur
chase a season ticket.
The W.S. S. drive in St.Johns
has been proving very success-
ul. and in only a very few in
stances have the various com
mittees that have been waiting
upon our people been turned
down. This district is in
charge of Commissioner A. A.
Muck, with the following cap
tains working under his gener
al supervision: J. S. Mckinney,
A.W.Davis, Rev. A. P. Layton,
r. oillmore. Koy H. Knowles.
W. M.Tower and F. A. Rice. It
is pleasing to note that the citi
zens of St. Johns are doing
their bit in W. S. S.. as in all
other patriotic campaigns. St.
Johns can always be depended
upon to do its full share toward
furthering the cause of Liberty,
Mrs. W. II Nolen has return
jd from Monmouth, after nearly
.wo years' stay there. She has
gone to Yamhill county for a
time.
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Mrs. G. O. Kceney and (laugh
ter of Mill City nre spending
this week with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. C. F. Lidberg, 411
Allegheny street.
Mrs. Minnie Carter, widow
of the late J.B. Carter, left yes
terday for her old home in Pa
ducha, Kentucky, where she
will make an extended visit.
The St. Johns Hardware Com
pany will buy your old bottles
and gallon and five gallon tin
cans. Don't throw them nwtij
when they can be turned into
money.
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Kodak is the trade mark of the
Kastmnn Kodak Co.. and cannot
be rightfully applied except to
goods of their manufacture.
We sell KODAKS. Currin SnyB
So.
Mrs. Arthur Cahoon of Utah
who has been visiting with her
husband nt Camp Lewis, is vis
Ring u few days with Mrs. A.
W. Davis, and will return to
Utah with her sistor, Miss Nor
ma Moody.
C. C. WoodhoiiBo, after an ex
tended stay in St. Johns, Imh
returned to his homo at Republic,
Wash. He Ib very much enthus-
od over present conditions in St.
Johns with its still brighter
prospects ahead.
I. I. Seo linn taken out n per
mit to repair residence at Salem
and Crawford streets; Otto
Tweed to ronair residence at
Hi) Leonard, and H. S. Ford to
erect small building at 45!) Cen
tral avenue.
The JoIly'Steon club was most
pleasantly entertained nt the
home of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Vin
cent Wednesday evening. In
tho gamo of 500 drat prize was
won by Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
IJerrie and the second by l'roi.
and Mrs. C. A. Fry.
Miss Nettie Loona Foy was
in Cam n Lewis last Saturday
and Sunday where she played
tho aceonnmniment while Mrfl.
Judge Olson sang a number of
voca 80 tactions, which were
keenly appreciated by tho sol
diers.
The Italian troops arc deserv
ing of tho highest praise for the
suporb manner in which they
turned tho big Austrian drive
into an utter rout. The Italians
arc splendid fightern, as their
heroic work during tho past
week has fully demonstrated.
The hearing of the Columbia
Slough closing project before
Coionel Hinn Tuesday morning
was well attended and the case
arirued from its various angles.
The Port of Portland Commis
sion. which has jurisdiction over
the Slough, is making an exten
sivo investigation into the en
tire matter, and Colonel Ainn
announced that no decision will
be reached by tho war depart-
menk until a report first is re
ceived from this commission.
Petitions protesting against
the nronosed closing of the
Slough will be circulated in St.
Johns, and it in expected that all
citizens of the Lower Peninsula
especially will append their
signature thereto.
Business Opportunity
Real Kstate Co. imeds money.
Will .sell a lew lots St. Johns dis
trict, cheap for cash. No triflers.
A 101 Review omce.
Promptness.efficiency, courtesy
and price those have "made ua
successful Kodak finishers.
Currin Says So.
Wanted Furnished Room by
lady. Call Col. 727.
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Bill folders and Purses in
variety nt Currins.
Good fresh cow for Sale 1232
Armour street, Fj. St. Johns.
Lunch Kits and separate parts
for same. Currins Says So.
Remember the dance in the
sknting rink every Wednesday
evening. A good time for all.
Why not attend. adv.
Keep a Kodak story of your
vacation. Currin Says so.
When in need of smnll arti
cles, get them nt the 5-10-15c
store, St. Johns; in tho Penin
sula National Bank Building.
Victrolns in vacation models.
Take one along. Currin Says So.
Suburb calls given prompt
attention day or night. Com
pinto auto equipment; no extra
charge; refined service. Miller
& Tracey.
Take a Kodak with you. Currin
Says So.
If my work pleases you; please
tell your friends. If not, tell
me. Rogers, 202 N. Jersey
street.
Better prepare to attend the
Chautauqua. Currin Says So.
Thelma is the Queen of per
fumes. Currin Snys So.
Get your tent at St. Johns
Hnrdwaro store. They were
purchased before tho big raiso
In prico and the customcm get
tho benefit by buying now.
Graduate and Registered
Pharmnci8tB for 12 years.
Currins For Drugs.
For snlo Seven room plastered
house, one block from St. Johns
car line, good barn, corner lot,
electric lights, gas and water
heater. Sen Ogdcn, Mississippi
avenue and Shnvcr street, phone
Woodlnwn 202; or see owner at
(!02 FoB8ondon street.
Use the film that Ib recording
the world's hiBtory Eastman.
Currin Says So.
Commencement Exercises held
Sunday, June 23. nt St. Clements
Hall 8 o'clock. P. M: Opening
Chorus. United WEStnnd; Salut
atory, Anna LoofTelrnnn ; Recitat
ions, Minims; Roses and Butter
flies, Arranged and directed by
Miss T. McKennn; The Soldier,
Theobald Kirsch: Garden Dance;
Physical Drill; Trials of a Boy,
Ralph Starkey; Flag Drill;
Gathering Flowers, Song, Josep
hine Donlan and Grace Kemp;
Barchanti; A Slight Misunder
standing, Dialogue, Helen Bar
ron and Alfred Cannard; Grec
inn Dance; Tho Hypochondriac,
Dialogue, Characters, Squire
Groupy, Benjamin Holmes; John
andJoslah. C. Muck and C. Ries;
Zeko Cornstalk, M. Merchant! ;
Pat Mullen. A. Ponia; Dance,
Miss T. McKenna: Valedictory,
Teresa Kirsch; Class Farewell,
Song. Teresn Kirsch, Grace
Kemp. Josenhine Donlan, Anna
A. Loelfelmann; Address, Rev.
F. Black; Distribution of Diplomas.
Bring us your vacation films.
We finish promptly and cheaply.
Currin Says So.
II. F. Brook, 217 West Tyler
st reel, was surprised by a birth
day party Wednesday evening
by his wile, inirty guests
were present. The table and
rooms were decorated with roses
and lilies, the color scheme be
ing pink and white. A delight
ful time was had. Mr. lirook
was the recipient of Beverul
beautiful gifts.
Found Package containing
gentleman's shirt. Call at this
office.
FOR SALK IJY OWNUR New
three room house for $1350, reason
able cash or monthly payments.
Also have five room house, modern.
1)261 Review office.
in Our Bank.
HOLD ON TO YOUR DOLLARS. WHILE YOU'VE GOT THEM
THEY ARE YOURS. WHILE THEY ARE YOURS, THEY ARE YOUR
BEST FRIEND. WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL YOU YOUR MONEY WILL
ALWAYS HELP YOU OUT. IF YOU PUT IT IN OUR BANK IT WILL
BE SAFE AND WILL GROW TO A FORTUNE. WHO GETS THE
MONEY YOU EARN, YOUR FAMILY OR OTHERS?
Peninsula National Bank
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THE FURNITURE MAN
-IOO- 402 8. JEMSE.Y ST
Wall Paper
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Paints
319 S. S'l AY
J. R. CHAUNCEY
Expert Jeweler and Watchmaker
507 North Jersey Street
We are exports in the repairing of jewelry.
We know watches thoroughly, and our equip
ment is complete enough to enable us to repair
anything mendable. We also carry in stock a
fine line of watches and jewelry. When you
come to our store you may be sure of getting
honest merchandise, and we stand bach of
every guarantee wo make. Our prices are as
low as good workmanship and dependable ma
terial will permit. Give us a call.
One Block North of the Postoffice