Overstuffed Rockers
On Easy Payments
We have a large selection of beautiful
Overstuffed Rockers, very satisfying fur
niture. We are offering them on easy
terms. A small amount down and a little
each week.
Imitation Spanish Leather Rocker $16 25
Loose Cushion Craftsman Leather Rocker. . 3G 75
Same style with Extra Paddcid Back' 37.60
Tapestry Covered Spring Seat Rocker 24.75
Same style with Loose Cushion and WiugBack 44.50
Gcuuiuc Spanish Leather Rocker
with Tufted Back 1350
Same style with Wing Back 47.00
Same style 48 00
Same style 52.50
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 Graba
teria 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-deliveries-aday
Grocery.
We make the prices consistent with a large vol
ume of buying, with the minimum of 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 you are saving
money. Try it.
I SCALES & CURRIER, Inc
OWNERS 5
The Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery
Get Your School Supplies at the
ST. JOHNS PHARMACY
The Proscription Store
PHONE COLUMBIA 138
COLUMBIA RECORDS
Local News
M. Zaslnff
his business
has
at
discontinued
Couch's old
stand on Philadelphia street.
Mrs. C. F. Wisner. of Mt.
Vernon, Wash., is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Nelson.
Subject for Christian Science
service, Sunday, August 31, i
"Christ Jesus."
This ollte Is besieged daily
with persons looking for houses
or rooms for rent. We know of
none such. All seem to be fully
occupied. Certainly a propitious
time to build, in spite of the
high cost of doing so.
GLOVES
I, AUG 12 4SS0RTMKNT
W. W. UOGUUS
Till? RAINCOAT MAN
lllcctrlc Vacuum
1'. Clntk.
Cleaner (or rent. II.
tf
Mrs. S. II. Sattcrlce left Mon
day for Cody, Wyoming, where
she will probably remain for
several months.
I. F. Clark and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Gammell arc
spending a couple of weeks at
the beach resorts.
William Stevenson and family
and Mrs. A. W. Mnrkle and chil
dren have returned from a pleas
ant vacation at Seaside.
Hoes, the Photographer, and
family returned last week from
an enjoyable sojourn at Seaside
and other bench resorts.
Oron Lenr, who has been In
Uncle Sam's service for the
pastzu montns or more, mis rc
turned to St. .Johns. Part of
time he ser ed in France,
is looking fine and Is glad
get buck home once more.
the
Ho
to
The Gould property at 700
Mohawk street caught lire about
four o'clock Monday afternoon.
Thu rouse was partially de
stroyed and the barn a complete
loss. Youngsters playing with
mutches is ascribed to be the
cause of the conflagration.
Miss Clara Nelson recently
returned from a motor trip to
Crater Lake and' Sacramento
Valley with Coos Day friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hose,
W. L. Churchill and Mrs. Myrtle
Weeks have returned from a
very pleasant sojourn at Crater
Lake.
J, II. Freum and wifo have
gono to Long iicncii, Wnsh.,
where they will remain for a
number of weeks in their cot-
tago there.
A bruih fire near Mr. Iscn-
ecu's house in North St. Johns
'rlday last did considerable
damago to slome young fruit
trees there.
Mrs. Irvin Gromuchcy and
ittle daughter left Sunday for
ndependenco, where she will
pond several weeks with her
ister, Mrs. Cox.
Burlington hotel caught Arc
Wednesday morning, and was
promptly extinguished by the
ocal lircmen beforo any serious
damage was done.
D. C. Lewis leaves today for
Gold Reach, Curry county,
where he will look after the in
terests of Geo. D. Chenowcth,
efendnnt in a murder case.
Mr. Percy Johnston, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Johnston,
and Miss Margory Clark were
united in marriago at the home
of the bride's father, 1. F
Clark, on North Ediaon Mraet
ast Sunday. Rev. A. P. Luyton
performing the ceremony.
A lace curtain catching fire
rom coming in too close touch
with a gas (lame called out the
tiremen at the noon nour last
riday, at the rooming house
over uonnam a uurriers store,
he loss of the curtain was the
only damago wrought.
A marriage license has been
issued to Charles Thornbruo of
Wenatimce. Wash., and Hculah
TittuB, of Amboy, Wash. The
brlde-tO'bo was formerly a well
known resident of St. Johns.
The wedding, we understand,
will tuko place at the homo of
the bride's parents at Amboy,
Wash., tomorrow.
About 2500 visiting firemen
will bo in Portland for the week
beginning Sept. 8th, when the
Second Annual Convention of
the International Association of
FIAj Fighters will convene. It is
expected that delegations. from
every city in the unlteu btatcs
and Canada will attend.
Mrs. Zfllla Dunbar and Mr. J
E. Kellebruw were united in
marriage at Vancouver. Wash.,
on thc2Slh day of August, 1011).
The brldu wiu becomingly
gowned in pearl grey silk with
boots and glovcs'to matcli. 'llioy
will roside at 520 East Mohawk
street, Wo wish thum happi
ness and prosperity.
Mrs. W. W. Hnrtloy and Miss
Elllo Wilson, of Anthony, Kan
sas, aro guests at the uomu oi
the former 8 brothor, L. If.
Wilson, of South Syracuse
The latter Is a nieco of Mr. Wil
son. They have been making a
tour of thu Coast country, visit
ing the Grand Canyon, the prin
cipnl cities of California, also
Seattle and Portland. They will
return homo via Salt Lake City.
At the Methodist Episcopal
church the Sunday morning
subject will bo "The Blight of
Partyism," At a p. m. union or
League and church
Topic.
What?"
Epworth
service.
Vacation,
pastor.
"After the
J. II. Irvine,
W. W. Rogers, the Ruincoat
Man, is now nicely situated in
us new stcro room in the Hank
f Commerce building. He has
attractively fitted up and a
rand new line of men's fur
nishin s is on hand. Rogers is
bound to make good because he
a firm believer in the efficacy
f printer's ink.
The man who does not adver
tise cannot expect to remain
oner in business and make a
success of it. It is usually found
that where a man quits business
the reason he does so is gener
ally because he failed to spend
little money on publicity,
he big stores of Portland
would long ago have been dis
continued or be running in a
slim manner if it wasn't for con
tinued and persistent advertis
ing. Most of the leading firms
of the country set aside two per
cent of their gross business for
advertising purposes.
The Review committed a
blunder last week when it stated
that preaching rervices in the
Christian church would be dis
continued for the balanco of the
month. 1 ho item should have
stated that Dr. II. F. Jones, the
pastor.is having his vacation, hut
that the pulpit will be supplied
during his absence, '1 ho mis
take was a rogretnblo one. Mr.
H. Ford will preach Sunday at
usual time. A largo attendance
should be present.
Rev. E. Burton delivered his
farewell sermon as pastor of
the local Baptist church last Sun
day, He and his family, we un
derstand, will go to Centralia,
Wash., where he will be pastor
af the church there. The peo
pie of St Johns, as well as the
members of the church, will re
gret their departuro, as he and
his estimable family havo made
many friends here.
An attempt apparently to burn
the Home Mercantile Co's ware
house at Burlington and Brad
ford streets was made about
ten o'clock last night. Kind
ling, which had btten started
on fire, was found under one
corner of the building. It was
evidently the work of boye,
who just wanted to soe a blaze,
since it occurred so earlj in
the night. The local firemen
promptly put out the blaze
before much damage had been
wrought.
The County Auditor's Semi-
Electric Light Globes at CUR
RINS.
Vacuum cup Holdfast Basket
Ball shoes. ROGERS.
For first class vulcanizing
work try the Nntlonnl Vulcaniz
ing Co. at 205 South Jersey.
When in need of small arti
cles, get them at thu 510 15c
store, St. Johns; in the Penin
sula National Bank Building.
Flashlights and all accessories
at Currins.
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 store.
All outdoors invites you to
KODAK. Currin Says So.
For Sale- Four room modern
house, 1031 N. S racusu; terms.
Boys' Bib Overalls, Heavy
Stuff $1.25. ROGERS.
If your tiros need retreading
aco the National Vulcanizing
Co., at 205 South Jersey street
about it.
Wo carry a complete line of
QUALITY FISHING TACKLE.
CURRIN SAYS SO.
Tiros and accessories at thu
National Vulcanizing Co., 205
South Jersey street. Prices
right.
We outfit big and littlu
shavers complete. Currin Says
i?o.
If my work pleases you: plcasu
tell your friends, if not, tell
mo. Rogers, 202 N. Jersey
rttroot.
For Salo Upright piano in
first class condition. Call 5'Jl S.
Jersey street. M
Ask your neighbor about our
business reputation and ability
as druggists. Currins For Drugs.
You should trade with ROG
ERS and be ono of his high
price dodgers.
Dr. T. L. Perkins, Dentist,
Ex City Coml8ionor of Finance.
ha again resumed thu practlcu
of his profession in thu Medical
Building, corner Park and Al
der streets. adv.
For Sale-Maxwell car, $250.
For moro particulars nill at this
olllcc.
Wo soil VICTROLAS and
BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS
on easy torms. CURRIN SAYS
SO.
The National Vulcanizing Co
has a lino lino of dupoudable
tires priced reasonable. If you
need anythingin their lino call
n at 205 South Jersey street
and you will bo treated right
Our business policy is express
ed in few words: To toll the
truth and truat you RIGHT.
Currin Says So.
A Bargain - For Salo by owner,
large 0 room house, barn, U lots,
close in. good location terms.
Call Columbia 2112. . 41
Wo PERSONALLY GUAKAN
TEE EACH AND EVERY A.
V. a.. IN I A 1., lUKKliN or
PUROLA PREPARATION. Cur
rinSays So.
Tho cheapost burglary insur
ance is a salo deposit box.
Poninsula Security Company.
Records aro arriving in fair
quantities now and we aro
prepared TUl'UUNJSU GOOD
SELECTION OF TITLES. Cur-
rins FOR DRUGS,
DressmaKing. All work guar
anteed. Wo solicit your patron
age. 531 South Jersey street. 43
Pleasure for every member of
the family every day in the
year is what a VKTROLA
BRINGS TO YOU. Currin Says
So.
Wanted Reliable school girl
to assist with housework tor
room and board wages. Phone
mornings Columbia 152.
Purola Products are made
t n
Annual ueport or receipts and, Oregon and personally GUAR
disbursemen'B for Multnomah 'ANTEE each and every one of
county, for the first six months
of 1919, just issued last week,
shows the expense of operating
the St. Johns ferry to be $20,080.
The cost of operating other fer
ries, according to tho semi-annual
report, are: Burlington
ferry, $2,500.01; J. F. Capias
ferry, $9.678 28; W. S. Masan
ferry, $15,177 54: L. R. Web
ster, ferry, $9,774.01.
them. Spend your money for
OREGON PRODUCTS. CUR
RIN SAYS SO.
For Sale--Girl's bicycle, in
good condition, now tires.
Price $12. Call 801 N. Central
ave.
We are graduate REGISTER
ED DRUGGISTS and know tho
business. CURRIN SAYS SO.
Want a War Souvenir?
We have purchased from the
Government a limited number of
Hand Grenades which the War De
partment has turned over to the
Federal Reserve Bank to be convert
ed into Savings Banks. Of course
the T. N. T. has been removed and
a coin slot drilled in the top. These
Hand Grenades make a souvenir of
the Great War that you will want
to keep in the family and hand down
to your great grand-children.
A limited allotment has been prom
ised to us to be delivered in October.
The Government permits us to give
only to persons making purchases
as follows:
Persons 12 years or under-One $5
War Saving Stamp, September price
$4.20 each.
Persons 13 to 18 years Two $5 War,
Saving Stamps, September price $4.20
each.
Persons 1 8 years or over-$ 1 00 Treas
ury Certificate, September price $84 each.
While they last we will give one
of these banks to every person hav
ing an account-new or oldin this
Bank, who complies with the Gov
ernment conditions. If you want
one better leave your name now at
the Savings Department Window.
111 Peninsula
Nationa
an
Open Saturday Evenings 5 to 8
SELECT YOUR GROCERIES
With caro from a most varied
and assorted stock. You usu
your judgement. Wo'll furnish
tho stock at right prices. We'll
surely he glad to do husinces for
the snko of hoth quality and
economy. Look ovor our stock
and ho convince!1,
MUCK GROCERY
301 S. Irnry SI.
Phone Col. I IS
Money Invested
In Wood op Coal at this
Season of the Year
Pays Better Interest than
. Cash in Bank
Be Sure and Order From
St. Johns Lumber Co.
NO WEARY HOURS
In the home provided with one
of our model talking machines.
For there is always at command
entertainment of any kird pro
ferred. The moBt classic com
positions or the latest dance
music. Thu most thrilling solos
or tho rollicking songs of the
day. Come and learn what a per
fect companion a talking ma
chino can be.
St. Johai Phonograph Company
317 N. JERSEY STREET
The St. Johns Shoe Shop
201 South Jersey Street
Does all kinds Shoe Rqpalrlng. Hubber heels put oil lu 5 mluutes.
All work guaranteed TJuiou Shop