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Fine Stationery
Ansco Cameras and Supplies
Graphonolas
For your vacation
High Grade Furniture
on Easy Terms
O?t-Rich-Oaick
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
Our Prescription Department always at your service
Prescriptions filled by Registered Pharmacists only
Overstuffed Rocker, Tapestry covered
Priced $21.50
Phone Columbia 138
105 North Jersey St.
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Loose Cushion Seat Rocker, overstuffed,
covered with fine quality tapestry, $38.75
Colonial design, Nufold Davenport,'
Craftsmans leather, $67.50
Genuine Spanish Leather Davenport,
waxed finished frame, Nufold spring,
$73.50
Colonial Library Table, plank top, size
28x40 inches, a beautiful massive table,
all quartered oak, wax finished, $35.00
Your Credit is Good.
ORMANDY BROS.
FURNITURE
Cash or Credit
St. Johns
Tents, Tents
Right now is (he time to buy Tents, when you can
tret them below actual wholesale cost nt this store. In-
I Vrcflirnh null nccilro VMlircnlf tUni Mile Jc lltnrnco Nnto
the following prices:
8x10 foot Tent...'. '.$17.50
10 x 12 foot Tent 22.00
12 x 14 foot Tent 28.00
14 x 16 foot Tent 37.00
14 x 20 foot Tent 47.00
St. Johns Hardware Co.
Agency for Goodyear Tires
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St. Johns Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Columbia 131
C 1101
Foot of Burlington St.
GROCERIES
Quality
is most essential of
all in Groceries. It
means purity and
Quantity
is second only to
quality. Quantity
and Quality mean
ppnnnmv in fivsrv
good health. Wepurchase We give
give you Quality, you Quantity, too.
This is a Quality This is a Quantity
Store for Quality ( Store for Quantity
People. A People.
GIVE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY.
Lavrack's Cash Grocery
416 NORTH JERSEY ST.
Read the Review Advertisements for Latest Bargains
Local News
Klccttic Vacuum Clwuier (or rent. It.
Clnrk. tf
R.E.McIntyrc is reported quite
illnttheGoou Sumnritun hospi
tul.
Rvnrntt Ilnnscrom is crcctinc n
$2500 residence at 502 Buchanan
street.
.1. H. Horrv is buildlnc a new
re i lnce at Central avunuo an
Buchanan street.
C. B. Kus?H and family
have returned from an enjoyable
vacation at Cannon Beach.
O. It. White has taken out a
permit for the erection of a small
Bath caps in genercyis variety
at Currins.
Mrs. P. II. Edlefsen is spend
ing a icw weeks at Ecola.
building
streets.
at Tioga and Bank
V. V. Ynnmr bus nritntml n nnfL
rlrlnW tmil tnlmncn stimri nt till
corner of I-'ossenden and Jersey
streets.
Harry Cnnloa. thfi local paint
er, is back on the job. after bu
ing laid orf for two months with
pneumonia.
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Misses Anna and Nell Larson
of Astoria have buun visiting
with their sister in-law. Mrs.
Dora Larson, for a few days.
The chantring of the entrance
to the local ship plant from
Baltimore to 1'ushoihIoii street
took place the past week.
Harry Hughes, who is serving
in the navy on the Connecticut,
has been enjoying a furlough
n St. Johns for a few days,
A series of dancos will be held
n the skating rink starting next
Tuesday ovening, given by the
Portland Orchestra. Dances
will bo
ovening.
held every Tuoaday
r niwlnr'n lnfnut mnnir Riipcn.su.
"Marching with the President
from the worth, bouth, uast and
West." Wo have a limitad
number of this record. Currhi
Says So.
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Benin
and Miss Hazel Javno are on-
joying an outing nt McCrodio
bprings, wiiero they will pro
bably remain for a couple of
weeks.
Tho local ship plant has beon
awarded eight additional ships to
build and tho Peninsula Ship
building Co. four mora vosnels
as u result ot Mr. bcuwau's
visit to Portland.
Tho Peninsula Base ball team
will hold forth on tho local
grounds tho nftornoon of July
21st, when they will piny the
Grant bmith-Portor club. Iho
game will start at y p. m.
St. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church, Hev. J. H. Irvine, min
ister. Morning barmon; -A
timely message to Amorican
Homes." Tho rest of tho dai
will be given to the Chautauqua.
Rufus P. Galloway, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Galloway, now
stationed at Norfolk, Va., has
passed the examination for thiid
class Pharmacist Mate. He is
ranked now as a third class
petty officer.
The Bachelor Cl'ib will ontor
tain the young mon recently
drafted at their rooms in the
Peninsula Bank buiding Tuesday
evening ot next weeK. it is
desired that all such local men at
tend. A jolly good time will un
doubtedly be had
Mr. Hoes has just installed a
complete new photo studio at
307 South Jersey street, the
establishment to be known hero
after as the Hoes Photo and Sign
Studio. Mr. Hoes states that
he is now ready to do work along
this line in a most satisfactory
manner.
F. P Drinker and family are
enjoyii g a sojourn nt Seaside.
Christian Science Subject for
nex Sunday's services: "Life."
S. L. Dobio of the Peninsula
National Bank is enjoying a
couple of weeks vacation.
1' A. Hrmlnnn lm ni'nnfnd n
soft drink stand at tho corner of
Eessenden and New York streets.
If you don't like Nyal Reme
dies bring them back and get
your money. Fair, isn't it?
Currin Says So.
Chas. Crawford Gorst, the
Bird Man, who uppears at tho
Chautauqua this afternoon, is an
old time friend or Prof. C. H.
Boyd. His bird imitations are
said to be something wonderful.
Tho Methodist Sunday School
will hold iti annual picnic at Col
umbia Park Wednesdny, July
24th. Tho School will board tho
cars at 1 o'clock and invito their
friends to como and dine witn
them on tho ground at six.
J. J.Hurlbert and family
arrived in St. Johns Horn Cal
ifornia last Friday evening.
Jesse is engaged in the oil bus
iness in our neighboring state
and is making good, as usual.
Ho is as full of "pop' and ac
tivity as of yore.
Rev. W. Edwin Ingalls, form
erly pnitor of tho Methodist
church hero. Int who has lately
boon located at Amity, Oregon,
had the misfortune to fall from
a load of hay and break his arm
just above the wriat a few days
ago. Ho was aiding to whip tho
Kaiser by helping with farm
work when tho accident occured.
The Jolly 'Steen club was
very pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Derrie on 03wego street Wed
nesday evening of last week.
In the game of 500 Mr. and Mrs.
D. Frank Horsman captured first
prize, and, Prof, and Mrs. G.
H. Boyd the second prize.
George A. Thompson died nt
his home, 1005 Soneca street,
July 1-ltli, aged (il yearM. Ho
had been a renidontof St. Johns
for about thirteen yearn, and is
survived by his widow. The
funeral uerviceti wore hold at
the A. R, Seller Co. parlors
Tuotfday at 2 p. m. Interment
in Vancouver, Wadi.
Mis. Frank Jarvis of Grand
Forks, N. U in visiting lior
mother, Mrs. Carrie Thor In
definitely. Mr. Javis is at
Camp Wdtwrth, South Caro
linn, and his wife has been
visiting in Minnesota, North
Dakota and Montana since his
departure tho first of May.
Harry Imbodon of the firm of
Imboden Bro., lias entered his
country's service, leaving ro
cently for tho training camp.
During his nlwonco hits brothor
George, who is one of the boat
moat merchants and moat cut
tors in the Northwest, will have
charge of the St. Johns Cash
Market.
Tho St. Johns district has boon
awarded a handsome silk fing
by Colonel Bratton for securing
the honor of leading all other
districts in the umount subscrib
ed in the Third Liberty Loan
campaign. The flag is now ui
the Peninsula National Bank and
will be placed in position at once.
St. Johns should cortainly fool
proud of tho showing it made.
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As we go to press the glorious
victory of our brave boys at the
front is thrilling our people
through and through. In cole
brationof the cheering n..'vs the
church bells and whistle in St.
Johns announced tho glad tidings
last evening. The advancw is still
continuing with unabated vigor.
May it never stop Ui.tu tno
enemy is ours.
The outdoor sorvicoa in front
of the city hall last Sunday even
ing wore again well attended.
Rev. J. II. Irvine, of the Me
thodist church, delivered an in
piring and helpful sermon. Tho
music was a pleasing feature. In
deferonce to tho Chautauqua
session the outdoor meeting will
be omitted Sunday evening and
resumed a week lator.
Kodak is kooping tho story of
the war in a million homes.
Currin Says So.
Take a Kodak with you. Currin
Says So.
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For Sale A rug, reasonable.
Call Columbia 131.
Lost Baby's silk cap. Find
er leave at this office.
We guarantee A. D. S. Reme
dies. Currin Says So.
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Got your Economy Jar Caps at
tho St. Johns Hardware store.
Woman wants washing to do
at home. Call 1021 E. Polk street
St. Johns.
Henr Lauder any day nt Cur
rins.
When in need of small arti
cles, get them nt tho 5-KMBc
store, St. Johns; in tho Penin
sula National Bank Building.
Suburb calls given prompt
attention day or flight. Com
pinto auto equipment; no extra
charge; refined service. Miller
&. Tracey.
Hear McCormnck any day at
Currins.
If my work pleases you; please
tell your friends. If not, tell
mo. Rogers, 202 N. Jersey
street.
For Sale Full sized iron bed
and mattress, in perfect condit
ion. Also other furniture. Call
511) Oswego street.
Bill folders and coin nurses nt
Currins.
LoHt Near corner of South
Jersey and Richmond street,
gold mapio lent buck pin. tec
tum to this office.
Found Book of street car
tickets with name S. G. Caiuo
written on tho outside. Owner
can have same by proving pro
perty and paying for this notice
Wo outfit big and littlo
SAVEHS. Currin Snys So.
A social will bo given by the
young ladies of St. Bergitta's
Catholic church. Linnton, Sun
day, July 28th. Luncheu served
in church hall between tho pours
of G and 10 p, m. All welcome.
Get your tent at St. Johns
Hardware store. They were
phrchasod before tho big raito
in price and the customers get
the bonofit by buying now.
Wo would liko to give you n
now Victor Record Catologue.
Currin Says So.
The St. Johns Hardware Com
pany will buy your old bottles
and gallon and fivo gallon tin
cans. Don't throw them away
when they can bo turned into
money.
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Go to tho Auto Repair Compa
ny, 207 South Jersey street, for
your auto, motorcycle and bicy
clo repairs and supplies. Autos
for hire. Phono Coumbia 727,
St. Johns Fair Store, E. W.
Foy, prop.; household utility
supplies and general notions,
207 N. Jorsey St. Highest
quality goods at lowest prices.
Next to Electric store.
ANOTHER BARGAIN Four
room house, lot 50x100, one room
double, good fence and garden,
located on East Polk Street.
Price $1250; $350 down and bal
anco $15 per month. Call here.
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A bargain, if taken at
once. A modern built G room
house, 75x100 ground, large
chicken house and park; a fine
garden planted. House with
furniture for $1800. Address
2015 Van Houten street, Port
land, Oregon.
OPPORTUNITY: Save rent,
get profit from increasing value
ground. Build your own cottage.
Nothing down and money for
material. Liberty bonds taken
at par. Two blocks to ship
plant S. E, corner Alta and
Decatur streets. W. B. Roberta,
101 N. 18th St., phono Broadway
473(J.
"THE WOODS ARE FULL" OF SMOOTH, PLAUSIBLE MEN WHO
ARE GOING AROUND PEDDLING MOST ENTICING SCHEMES.
THEY HAVE GOLD ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES AND A CONVINCING
LINE OF TALK. BUT THEY ARE SWINDLERS. IF THEY HAD SOME
THING THAT WAS ANY GOOD, YOU COULD GET IT FROM YOUR
BANKER-OR YOU COULDN'T GET IT AT ALL. PUT YOUR MONEY
IN OUR BANKi WE WILL CHEERFULLY ADVISE YOU HOW TO IN
VEST IT SAFELY. THAT'S OUR BUSINESS.
Peninsula National Bank
Ol'l'lCUUS.
Ohant Smith.
I'uitn C. Knai'1
t'KANK 1'. DlUNKKU
John N I'.m.iu'sk.v,
ClIAHI.KS II. lU'SHItl.t,,
Stanton I,. Doimt,
KmvAun K. Molt him,
DIKHCTOKK.
1'rCdlllctlt THO Al'TZItN
VICC l'tl'Xlllvilt 1'. ! DKINKItR
Vice l'rwiilcnt a. u juiikh
Cushlor I', e. knai'p
AMhtntllCitalllcr II f. I'KNNKM.
AmIsIiwiI CnMilcr iikant hmitii
AmIMhiiI CnOilcr J. N. hw.ui'ahn
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
3 per cent on Savings 4 per cent on Time Certificates of Deposit
There's a Hcatcn Path to Our Door
iimilf by our timiiy ctitnm-t wlm coma
btu-k icpcitli'tlly It I'liy tlifir Rnx-vHm of
iu. IVopIo ilmi't ttmtv nt the Mine Ik
H'ltr ttlliT yenr without rvtty gnod
ri'itMiu (or ilohif: m. The rrittoii l thi
we itluuy nlve 4xt vulnv lor m ttcy !;
jioniliil, uiul tlio khh1k Ixnijilit n( us cum
be ilqitiiikil ujKiit ii lieiiig the lwt,
MUCK GROCERY
301 S. Jmry SI. I'lione Col. 118
REDUCED PRICE
WOODCOALS
FOR THIRTY DAYS
St. Johns Lumber Coo
ill!
FROM THE ORIENT
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Tuikitli loom. AImi iiiui.imi ik'iiiiiiid
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(iii'vhII iliiniiK ilii !-. AI-" Urg
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' h. F. CLARK
THE FURNITURE MAN
400-402 S. JKRiKY ST.
Wall Paper
Paints
P. M. Salterlee
(Y Painting
( Paper Hanging 1 J
l0v yj'
vv
319 N. Swllh AV
GixmI Second hand Sewing uiachluci (or
rcut, II, 1'. Clark; tl
FUNERAL
Beautiful aray or
black adult casket,
hearse, box 2 autos
embalmlnu and refin
ed service for
TKAC1.V
I'unerals it Ustr, 1 for fid $30, f !0. ?C0. Hijjhcr iUv fm.i r i! m ro
Hti''ii. v in.inuf.irturi' c.iskits. I.U'ly ii.--i-t.iiit.
JU.muful lutK-riil cli.ipil
MILLER & TRACEY
Main 2691 Independent Funeral Directors A 7 BBS
Washington ut HI J Slrrcl, llilnteii iOlh and 2Ut Slnil, Wist Siilo
ST. JOHNS BRANCH OFFICE
W. A. ANDREWS, Representative
CM Central Ave. N.
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