BEDS
On Easy Terms
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We have just received a lot of new light
steel beds. They are strong and durable,
easy to move about, sanitary and easily
cleaned.
These beds ore constructed of light steel tubing,
electrically welded. All beautifully enameled.
One Design Is a round one and -two Inch contin
uous posts with Inch to 2 Inch filler rods, head
and foot.
Another Design is of square tubing with square fill
er rods.
Beds arc finished In Ivory, Vernls Martin, and Im
niltatlon Quartered Oak.
PRICES REASONABLE
Terms a small payment down and a small amount
each week makes you the owner of one of these
beautiful beds.
Store closes at 8 P. Al. Saturdays, other
days at 6:00 P..A1.
Your Credit is Good
ORMANDY BROS.
FURNITURE
Cash or Credit St. Johns
Auto Tires
Auto Accessories
We carry a very complete stock of
everything pertaining to an Auto
mobile. We are agents for Good
year, United States and Goodrich
.Tires, and can fill your wants. Why
not give us your Tire business?
Prices are just the same.
St. Johns Hardware Co.
Agency for Goodyear Tires
St Johns Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Columbia 131
C 1101
Foot of Burlington St.
The Grabateria Cash Grocery
The sales of the Scales & Currier Grabateria
keep up because the prices are kept down.
It is easy to prove that our prices are lower than
the regular charge account several-del ivcries-a-day
Grocery,
We make the prices consistent with a large vol
ume of buying, with the minimum o overhead ex
pense because we employ no bookkeeper, we make
but one thorough delivery each day, we are both ac
tively engaged in the business, we eliminate the
losses on charge accounts and -our rent is low.
Make up a substantial order for us, give us your
check and we will convince you that ypxx are saving
money. Try it.
The Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery
0 SCALES & CURRIER, Inc.
OWWCBS
Lownoy'a Candy Ansco Films
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
Prescriptions a specialty
"Water Glass" the Egg Preserver New Columbia Records
Briruj in your Films, all work done promptly
Phone Columbia 138 105 North Jersey St.
Local News
Still n few flags left at this
office. Better secure one now.
A little rain would do n lot
of good.
u
Amos Benson was a Seaside
vUitor tho first of tho week.
The Peninsula Bank is boinjr
treated to a now dress of paint.
o
C. Bauehmnn and family
have been spending a few days
at Seaside.
W. H. Denrinc has embellish
ed his nlaco of business on
South Jersey street with a
handsome coat or two of paint.
John Dickson has returned
from the Good Samaritan hospi
tal, whero he had undergone
two ouerations. He is now
getting along nicely.
W. C. Ashby has the thanks
of tho editor for one of the finest
heads of lettuce that we hnve
yet scon. It was n flattering
demonstration of what bt. Johns
soil will produce.
On July 28th Mr. Edward
Mnrdis nnd Miss Blanche L.
Wright were united In marriage
at tho homo of Dr. II. V Jones,
who performed the ceremony
that made tho happy couple man
and wife.
Somo rnscnl stole tho clock
off Dr. Jones' auto whil; It was
parked near tho Chautauqua and
the Dr. suggests that the inUiv-
dual come hack una get the unl
nnco of the setting, bo ho may
iavo a complete outfit.
Rev. W. W. Youncrson. D. D..
District Superintendent Metho
dist Episcopal church, will hold
the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence ot tne bt. Jonns ciiurcu
Tuesday evening. August nth.
Tho Annual Conference will be
held in Salem October 1-6.
At tho Methodist Episcopal
church tho Sunday morning sub
cct will lie, "The I'rinco of
.'arables." During tho month
of August tho Epworth League
and church services will be
merged into one fine service at
8 p. m. The topic next Sundav
evening will be, "followers or
i Joyful Christ." M-s. Mell
ngor of tho Portland settlement
center will address this meet
ing.
As a result of several com
plaints from various quarters,
Chief Johnson issued a mem
orandum Friday to the captains
of police calling attention to tho
city ordinance which prohibits
the calling of papers by news
boys earlier than a o'clock bun-
day morning and for tho early
night editions later than 11
'clock every night. Annoyed
by the cries, people have com
plained, it is said, that they can
not sleep for tho noise created
by newsies.
Hereafter in addition to ap-
apportioning the Thanksgiving
turkey and the pennies given in
change by conductors, father
wi II have to keen a roster for
passengers on the family motor
cycle, according to Captain
Harms of the police force. lie-
cinning with the arrest at 7:30
Saturday morning of H. Laison,
351 East Third street, at Schuy-
er Btreet and Union avenue,
charged with carrying more
than two persons on his motor
cycle, the ordinance prohibiting
such practices will be strictly en
forced. Captain Harms de3ires
to issue this warning, says the
Telegram.
Miss Hazel M. Peterson, one
of St. Johns' most estimable
young ladies, was united in
marriage bunday afternoon,
Jply 27th, to Mr. Clyde 0.
Lewis, or acotts Alius, Marion
County, where Miss Peterson
las taught school for two years
since her graduation from James
John High. The ceremony was
performed by Hev. J. rl, Irvine,
n the presence of a few immed
iate friends, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Bowe. old time
friends of the bride, and at
whose wedding two years ago
Miss Peterson acted as brides
maid. Light refreshments and
an auto trip to the new hearth
stone closed the happy dav.
Subject for Christian Science '
serrices Sunday, August 3, ,
"Love." !
We understand that a meeting
of the citizens of St. Johns
will soon be called to nid in
the selection of a park site.
GLOVES
LAUGH ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGURS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Campbell
will leave this week for a six 1
weeks' sojourn at the seashore .
resorts.
A bouncing eight pound baby
boy arrived at the home of !
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fussett
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Chns Muck returned last
Saturday evening from an en
joyable six weeks' visit witli
relatives and friends in Wiscon
sin nnd other Eastern states.
Mr. Paul Luther Wise and
Miss Alico Elizabeth Doty were
mnrried at the home of the bride
1G52 Van Houtcn street, July
2Gth, Dr. H. F. Jones perform
ing tho ceremony.
Do not over look tho fact that
wo still have a few flags for
sale. If you do not possess one
better sec about it now. Call at
the Review office nnd look them
over.
Mrs. Myra C. Eaton, Past
Grund Matron and Present
Grand Secretary of tho Eastern
Star of tho stato of Mississippi,
who has been attending the
General Grand Chapter at Seat
tle, stopped ovor for u short
visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Lewis, friends of her girlhood.
The Chniitntinun which closed
Sunday evening' was well at
tended throughout nnd nnnarcnt
ly nil who attended were well
pleased with the entertainment
provided. Enough signers were
secured to assure the coming of
tho Chautauqua again next
year.
Nicholas Krym died nt his
home, 110 Hurtman street. July
20th, nged 28 years. He wus
tho son of Nicholas Krym. The
funeral services were held Tuos
dny, July 22, nt 10 a. in., nt the
chnpel of Miller &Trncey. Inter
ment in Columbia cemetery.
Georgo Sears, aged 44 years.
died nt his home, 0121 Oswego
street, July 29th. Ho was the
husband of Ethel Sears una the
father of Anna Mny Sean, a so
brother of Mrs.Lonora Cunning
hum and Mrs. Anna King, both
of St. Johna. The funeral ser
vices were held ThurHduy. July
3l8t, at 2 p. in., at the chapel of
Miller & iracey. Mr. fa ears
was a painter n. tho local ship
plant. Interment at Multnomah
Park cometerv.
Forty-seven yenrs without
closing hia eyes, then a period
of total blindness and final re
storation of full vision is tho re
cord of a Bangor, Maine, photo
grapher. An explosion of chemi
cal burned away ihe lids on both
eyes. Forty-seven years later,
both eyes went blind from cat
aract. In a Philadelphia hospi
tal the cataracts were removed.
sight restored, and with a grnfl
from his leg. a new sot of eye
lids was made. Surgery has
many a triumph.
In a public sale on tho steps
of the Multnomah county court
house yesterday afternoon,
William W. Crawford purchased
the Monarch lumber mill, Iccat
ed in the industrial center oj.
the Peninsula. His bid for the
mill and site was $530,000 and
for the lumber yard. $12,000
making a total of $542,000.
Crawford, who was tho only
bidder, is the mortgagee of the
property, the amount of the
mortgage being $600. 000. There
is over $5000 in taxes delinquent
against the property and this
sum will be paid when the mort
gage is finally satisfied in the
court records. Deputy District
Attorney Arthur Murphy re
presented the county at the sale.
The Monarch mill, which is one
of the largeit in tho Northwest,
has been tied up in litigation for
tho past six years. During this
time it has remained idle most
of the time, but wan put into
use during tho emergency period
of the war last year. It is said
that the sale yesterday cleared
up the final bit of litigation and
be put into opera-
it will soon
t'nn,
Hlcctttc Vncuuui Clcnncr (or rent. It.
1'. Clark. U
Hear John McCormack any
day nt Currins.
Sotting hens wanted. Colum
bia 114.
Wear ROGERS' WORK
PANT.S.
When in need of small arti
cles, get them at the 5-1015c
store. St. Johns; in tho Penin
sula National Bank Building.
EVERYTHING for the nmn
teur photogrnphor at CURRINS.
For Rent-Five room house.
Call 712 Smith avenue N.
JAZZY NECKTJESG'Jc. ROG
ERS. KODAK FINISHING. Good
work quickly done. Tho HOES
STUDIO.
With a VICTROLA in your
home every musical longing is
satisfied. CURRIN SAYS SO.
St. Johns Fair Store, E. W.
Foy, prop.; household utility
supplies nnd general notions,
207 N. Jersey St. Highest
quality goods at lowest prices.
Next to Electric store.
If you don't got the host
kodak finishing it is your own
fault, because wo do the BEST
WORK every day. Currln Says
So.
Enlargements free with each
dozen portraits. Tho Hoes
Studio.
Men's Rubbers $1.10.-ROG-ERS.
One swallow does not make a
Hummer, but one swallow of our
SPRING TONIC will make you
feel as if summer was here.
CURRIN SAYS SO.
Wanted Sowing. Mrs. Anna
King, G02 Allegheny street. 2t
Snfc Deposit Boxes: Protect
your papeiHNind valuables from
fire ami burglary. Peninsula Se
curity Company.
Panama Hats $2.00 and $2.50.
-ROGERS.
Remember wo carry at all
times all the Intest hits in VIC
TOR and PATHE records thnt
are procurable. CURRIN SAYS
SO.
Wanted A laborer and chip
per. Apply American Marine
iron Works. St. Johns.
Have your photo mndu by
HOES.
If my work pleases you; ploaso
tell your frionds. If not, tell
me. Rogers, 202 N. Jersey
street.
Who can bettor judgo the
quality of a Talking Machine
than the world's greatest art
ists?, TheVictrola is tho in
strument they favor. Currin
Says So.
For Salo by Ownor Throe
room house, lot 25x100 fcot;
cheap, on terms. 710 Calhoun
street.
Dr. T. L. Perkins. Dentist,
Ex-City Comii3ioner of Finance,
has again resumod tho practice
of hia profession in the Medical
Building, corner Park and Al
der streets. adv.
Private family room, lady as
sistant, complete auto equip
ment, beautiful floral chapel, re
fined service. Reasonable charge.
Miller & Tracey, Independent
Funerid directors. See ad. in
this issuo.
Nothing to put on, nothing to
take ou, just a turn ot the ha
is all that is nnrnHHnrv tn mn
the Brunswick Phonograph, the
all record machine without a
rival. CURRIN SAYS SO.
See J. F. Gillmore, 113 1 2 N.
Jersey street, for somo special
prices on vacant lots for a few
days. One on North Syracuse
at half its value, $375; $100
cash. Also some extra good
buys in houses and lots on easy
terms.
As a special inducement for
thirty days, beginning August
1st, wo will give an extra en
larged portrait with every $5.00
order for work at our studio. -Tho
Huff Studio, 204 Jeraey
street, St Johns.
VICTROLA NO IV A. G dou
bio disc recordH, 12 selections,
needles, record brush and all ac
cessories, $30.10. Pay $4 down
iUnd $1.00 per week. Currin's.
BANK OF COMMERCE
Renders an all round banking
service of real merit. We invite
your account, whether commer
cial or savings; No. 114 North
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$1500 STOLENJN STREET
CARL DERG ROBDBD IN PLAZA
BLOCK WHILE PRUOQED
Shipyard Worktr Draw Saving for
Trip to Curopt), Wakct Up to
Find Sttf Paupar.
Hard earned savings, accumulated during
tunny months of toll in a thlnvard at St.
Helens nnd amounting to f 1500, we
J by Carl IJerR of the lower rlv
roncc who arc mves
Inclined to b
drugged a
Her Orcgoiiiiin
This man's money would have
been PERFECTLY SAFE if he had
provided himself with Travelers'
Cheques or drafts instead of carry-
mg it about with him in cash. :
i-Vm.
Ask at Window No. 8 for infor
mation on the best way to send
money to all parts of this country
or abroad.
Peninsula National Bank
Portland, Oregon
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
DEPOSITARY FOR UNITED STATES. STATE OP OREGON.
COUNTY OI' MULTNOMAH AND CITY OF PORTLAND
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If you como hero to buy yoiir
groceries. Wu stock only tlm
best that tho market nll'orda--not
only urn some of our linet of
cxcllenct quality, but our entire
stock is hold up to a uniform
average of highest quality, so
anything and everything you
buy here is of the best.
MUCK GROCERY
Phone Col. 1 18
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301 S. Jersey Si.
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Rock Spring Coa
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Be Sure and Order From
St. Johns Lumber Co.
NO WEARY HOURS
In the homo provided with ont
of our model talking machines.
For there is always at command
entertainment tf any kind pit
ferred, The most clastic eot
positions or the latent danee
music. Thu moHt thrilling mIm
or the rollicking sonjes of tlt
dny. Come nnd learn what a pur
feet companion a talking in
chine can be.
St. Johns Phonograph Company
317 N. JERSEY STREET
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The St. Johns Shoe Shop
201 South Jersey Street
Does all kinds Shoe tt pairing. Rubber heel put on in f minute.
All work guaranteed Union Shop
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