St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, June 13, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 t Lowney's Candy Ansco Films ST. JOHNS PHARMACY Prescriptions a specialty "Water Glass" the Egg Preserver New Columbia Records Bring in your Films, all work done promptly Phone Columbia 138 105 North Jersey St. Clean up Sale Summer Furniture, Grass Rugs, Go Carts, Gas Plates, Wash Boilers, Odds and Ends of Dishes, Etc., of fered at Bargain Prices. An unusual opportunity to make a saving; on useful articles for Mil home. Storo closes at 8 P. Al. Saturdays, other days at 6:00 P. Al. Your Credit is Good ORMANDY BROS. FURNITURE Cash or Credit St. Johns wmsmmimaxs Auto Tires Auto Accessories We carry a very complete stock of g everything pertaining to an Auto- mobile. We are agents for Good- $ year, United States and Goodrich $ rn:,. J 'II j. Txri jLirt;s, ciuu uciu nil your wants, vviiy 2 not give us your Tire business: Prices are just the same. St. Johns Hardware Co. i Agency for Goodyear Tires St. Johns Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail Columbia 131 C 1101 Foot of Burlington Str We Have Tried Both Ways MM Local News The schools close this week for a three months' vacation. The longest day of will arrive in another the year week. Get a Hag at the Review olllco and decorate your home. . The price is reasonable. Max Widmer has been luid up for several days with a severe attack of tonsilitis. Miss Clarice Wilson has re turned homo from Corvallis Col lege for her summer vacat'on. Fourth of July next, and then the St. Johns Chautauqua to fol low as the big cvont for July. Mrs. Httgonbush, of Central School, was ill on Friday and Mrs. Rogers substituted for her. Wm. M. a permit rosidancu street. Hrock has taken out fur the erection of a at 1020 Syracuse Dr. Vincont, who was re ported ill several days ago. is hack at his olllcii again at Tl g"d. f Geo. W. Imboden ha purchas ed the interest of his brother, Harry, In the St. Johns Cash Mtuktit. Thad T. Pnrkor spent a hours In town Wednesday. few He and lila brothers are engaged in making tie near Airlle. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l'orry Compton died Tuosday morning, the funeral taking place Thursday morning. Flag your home. See the (lags at the Review oflice. The price is right. Subject for Christian Science services Sunday, June 15: "God the Preserver of Man." If you could really see yourself as others see you, you'd proba bly hunt a hole somewhere and craw! Into it and die. Ex. The reason one kind of old fashioned man does not wish to considor a woman his equal, because he has always been taught to considor her his su perior. R. D. Jackson, formerly a well known druggist of St. Johns, but for some years locat ed at Moro, Oregon.has purchas ed and taken possession of the Walnut Park Pharmacy on Wil liams avenue. GLOVES LAROU ASSORTMENT V. V. ROGKRS TIIU RAINCOAT MAN Clcnncr (or rent. II. tf any Mrs. A. W. Markle entertain ed the teachers of Central School at a picnic luncheon on the school grounds at noon on Friday last. Seventeen teachers and the Principal, Prof. Van Tine, were present. The Rose Carnival is proving a splendid success litis week de spite rather unfavorable weath er a portion of the time. Many visitors are in the city and the streets are crowded with sight seers. The roses were never more abundant or more beauti ful and fragrant. George W. Imboden and Sarah Granger were united in mar riage at Vancouver, WiibIi., ruesdny litBt. '1 hey havo taken up their rosidonce at JI07 South Jersey street. Tito groom Is well known proprietor or tlto bt. Johns Cash Meat Market, and the bride was formerly a resi dent of St. Paul. J. PluvhtK kooius to got a little carolead with his rain uticKot around about Roio Carnival tiroe. Time was witon noppicK ing wm a pretty sure harbinger of a downiwur. An Mir ah In nusd over St. Johns TtieedHy evening and tlto navlgalor ahoworou thousands of circulars for tlto Motor balos Co., of St. Johns, as ho passed ovorhoad. It was an unique ad vertising stunt. Tho lrrnduatinir oxorcisoa of the James John High school, wWeh wore held last evening in Uto auditorium, were highly interesting and entertaining. The tfvont oceurrod too lata to publish tlto details in this issue. "What tho church of tht Xu turn must Jja." will bo the KUb foot Sunday morning at tho Mnthnriist church and the oven inc "Adjusting tho new era that has come" w 1 bo tlto thot ana purpose of the meoting. 1 5 - 1 Mrs. James Gregory returned Inst Rrldav from Les Angelos, (whore she had been for the past Wun mnntha. Slid made the trip K.w nntn which she states was . most rintrtrflstlnir journey ... - ...... . t nun wttoks wiit: Bnoni on utu " . . Hit mv. stons neinir muuu uv i. Sh wito and outer pouus ter U along the way, The Scales & Currier Cash Grocery is managed by men who have tried both methods of running the Grocery Business. They know they can beat the store that runs the red tape of the Credit Accouuts. It cannot be said that you are not trusted as the only cause of selling for strictly cash for we have trusted almost every body in this locality in times past. But the business is ou a Cash Basis now for very good reason that we can get more business be cause we can undersell the credit store. And we cau beat the City Store because we are closely connected with our trade; because we have oue of the largest stocks on the Peninsula, if not the largest, and be cause we do not have to pay two people to make the trip all the way from Portland to deliver the goods. Just try it for a mouth and you will be convinced that you are saving money. The Grabatcria Cash and Carry Grocery SCALES & CURRIER, Inc. OWNERS Th e .Unto for the- Annual Gro r . 1 t t f. A ii CerS i -Wile It"5 ueuu oci iui y gusto th.. ana tne place win uu Bonne "ite.-as usuat. mo uuiu was sot wen Mio me ary penuu Ma vo air -because of interior eneo bv muh on lormer picnic days. rho i.n tfies tirf the W. C. T. U. of St. .. Vmmv.wilJ Bpena weu nosrl.iv. Ju oe 18. ,vith Mrs. ue ir nt,vir nut Dovnnu VUItCUUVUl. We will me tt attho at. Jouns Hardware si 'ore at anu iau the first car after that. , Every- hodv nviteu. urine sum iwicihjb. Come even if it doos cA n. Reporter. Mondav evening. Juna 16, there v ill be given at the E van gelical Church, under the a'us pices of the Woman's Mission ary society, a comDiimenia.y connect by Jasper Dean McFalJ, vocal teacher and choir director of the Sunnyside M. E. church. Among those who will appear in the concert are Daisy M.McFall, Daisy Patterson, Abraham Wid enfeet. and Mr. McFall. with Mrs. Geo. Hall and Elizabeth Cooper, readers. Ivanhoo street died, nt St. Vin cent's hospital June 11th. of pneumonia. He was aged 17 years, and is survived by a twin brother, his parents being dond. I ho funeral took place tliis, Friday, morning nt 10 o'clock, services being hold nt tho chn- ne of tho ot. Johns Undertak ing Co. Interment in Columbia cemetery. Tho report that if tho bond issue for educational purposes carries at tho polls June 21, the new high school building will bo erected at Portsmouth, is a mistake. A member of tho school board has informed us that if the Issue carries it is the intention of the board to erect a 1 1 ti new and larger nign scnooi building in tho bt. Johns dis trict. C. R. Thompson died at the Sidem Sanatorium Thursday evening of last week, after an extended illness. He was born In the state of Iowa, and was conducting the St. Johns Phar macv when seized with tho ill ness that finally resulted in his death. Hn is survived by his widow, one son and ono daugh tor. Tho remains wero con veyed to tho Salem Crematorium Saturday. Mr. Roy Crouchley and Miss Graco Dickson were marriec on Tuesday evening at 8:110 at the home of tho bride's par fints. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dick son in North St. Johns. Owing to tho severe illness of the hrifle's father the wodding was very simply arranged and only tho immediate family, Mrs. Isnhel Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Amrein were present. Tho bride was attired in a pretty blue silk dresa with hat to match. MrB. A mmin attended the bride as matron of honor and Mr. Amrein was best man. The ceremony was nn rformed by Rev. H. I4, Jones just inside the doorway nf tho room where the bride father was lying ill, so that he could witness the marriage. Re freshments consisting of ice cream and cake were served and nmir a shower oi rice tne una nl nartv departed for the home which the groom had in readi nesa for his bride in North St Johns. ltlcctric Vacuum 1'. Clark. Hear John McCornmck day nt Currins. Folding camp stools to review Rose Festival parade for 2Cc at St. Johns Hnrdwaro Co. Swell Kahki shirts, $1.00 ROGERS. When in need of small arti cles, get them at the 5-10-15c store, St. Johns; in the Penin sula National Rank Building. Screen doors and screen win dows in all sizes. Phone your requirement4 to the bt. Johns Inrdware Co. If my work pleases you: please tell your friends. If not, tell me. Rogers, 202 N. Jersey street. St. Johns Fair Store, E. W. a prop.: household utility supplies nnd general notions, 207 N. Jersey St. Highest quality goods at lowest prices. Next to l'Jlectric store. ROGERS sells nifty neckties. FISHING TACKLE for bass. trout, salmon and all other Ore gon llsh. CURRIN SAYS SO. Goodyear Tires and 'itiboH at tho new reduced prices. More millntre. more satisfaction. Get the best at the St. Johns Hard ware Co. If you don't get the best kodak finishing it is your own fault, because wo do the REST WORK every day. Ctirrln Says So. Want"d To trade for team of horses, lot in St. Johns. Call 530 East Fessenden street. One swallow docs not make n . 11 minimer. mil ono swa ow 01 our SPRING TONIC will make you feel as if Hummer was hero. CURRIN SAYS SO. Room and board. Call 702 N. Syracuse. Wantod to Buy Five or six 1 room mouron mingaiow irom 1 f ..11 owner: must no ronsonnmu. uui Columbia Dio. Suburb calls given prompt attont on day or night. Com nlnto auto equipment: no oxtra chnrgo; rollned service. Miller &, Tracey. VICTROLA NO IV A. 0 dou- bio disc records, 12 selections, needles, record brush and all ac cessorles. SJ10.10. Pay $! down and $1.00 per week. Would you be able to meet vour financial obligation and at tho same time ro-ostnitiisii your homo should your property be doBtrovod by fire? Wo write all lines of insurance, hot us quote you rates. roninsuia oocuriiy Company. Wanted To Rent Small hoiiso, throe or four rooms, furnlsliet or unfurnished. In or near St. Johns. Must havo barn or gar nL'e on n ace. and must no rcas onable. Host of euro given. Want Dossossion about June 1, Call Col. 321. or Inquire at this oflice. If somo noor old American Rii Van Wrinkle who went to sleep way back yonder in 191G or 1917 were to come to suddenly in the modern days and read that wo wero nlanning at one and tho snmo timu to irive un the Phili nines and pick up Turkey for the sake of humanity, with 1 loud erv he would rush back In to his cave and pull u huge bowlder in after him. Chicago Tribuno. 1 A soldier overseas who was asked concerning his opinion 0 tho eairue of nations wrote as follows: "When I get home want three pounds of porter house steak, two fried chickens two ann e nies. six loaves o home made bread and four pounds of butter all on the table at once, and then I want to go to bed and not L4e called for seven days." oi-Tteims. Okant Smith. . . rrwUlettt I'uiti) C. Knait. . Vice l'rwltleiit I'hank 1'. Dkinkkk . Vice I'rvsliU'ht OIIN N. lll.HI'SH V, . . CllliT ClIAltt.ll.H II. Ut'SHKI.!., AMiitflt.lt ellllT Stanton I.. Domk. AmUtntil Cnnlilcr ItmVAittt K. Mohri.h, AiwUtunt ChIiIt Member of Federal 3 per cent on Savings 4 per cent on Time Certificate of Dty Who is your druggist? Care fnl choice in selection of him imay mean a lot to you when you are sick and need medicines compounded. CURRIN SAYS SO What has become of the old fashioned blatherskite who usei to argue that if the government owned the railroads the earn ini would nay tho whole cost 0 running the nation and we could d snenso with taxes, with pas senger fares and freight rates about half what they were un jl- - r,-vr4 -jiMr V. $jftt& Economy and banking gt fjffifiS' fS The bank is the goal of ih fr$m B&ffi&zs man who economizes. vSfEL 5kiii' This country is waking vp to ilft fic uauc of economy. It throufs n Sm3 f" bach the charge that it is a fflf 6 ependthrift nation. jjSflg Jjfcj You cannot economize un jj 'CS "OU a1 yur Burplut. j KJf Ibp cc us aoout your banking. Peninsula National Bank hlRHCToRM. THO. At'Ti: Y. V. I'RINKKR A K I'lHI' V. C KXAI-r II It FI'NNKI.I. KANT HMITM I N. KI'I.KI'SHN Reserve Bank Y ICS. MILADY CAN CONCC ' A very tempting meal fi 1 the xpecinllii'd in our utu Time have changed. The hm 1 ki'i'piT of (orTnighl kei'p t 1 oniergonoy outlay for tho u, cxpi'i'ti'il gumt. Have oti nn -pled onu nf the neuer (lellcuch'i in package and bottle? Well, von slionM. Ii'h a plenfttre to liundle the hvM; St ouuht t ha worth uhile to buy the bent. MUCK GROCERY jot S. Jt-rM'v bt. I4 Cat. Ma Rock Sprin gCoal AND Green Slabwood Be Sure and Order From St. Johns Lumber Co. NO WKARY HOl'US hi the humc provided with of our nunlcl talking much Kor tht'it1 i;i HlvsuyH at con eiitertuiiiminl any klr ferred. The most elan IKMitiotts or tho late muxie. Thu most thrilb or the rollicking tonus day. Come and li-urn hat feet companion u talkiin chine can be. St. Johns Plioaagrtph Coatf 317 M. JCItSEY STREET LOO Do YOU know The St. Johns Shoe Shop 201 S. Jersey Street Do YOfU know your shoe wants fixing? Do YOU know we charge less than anv other shop in town, and our work is absolutely guaranteed? Do YOU know this is a Union Shop? Do YOU know we are just back from the Service to the old St. Johns Shoe Shop, 201 South Jersey street, pi. 1 -( ktrt