St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, October 10, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textoo Beautiful Beds For Tastily Arranged Bed Chambers Queen Ann period design bed of American Walnut, dull finished, a very beautiful bed for the tastily managed bedroom, where the furnishings are selected to re flect the occupant's individuality. We have fitted the bed with a DeLuxe spring (the double deck kind) guaranteed for 20 years, and a luxury Silk Floss Mattress. This combination makes the most beauti ful and luxuriously comfortable bed im aginable. Price complete $119.00 Terms $11.00 cosh $2.50 weekly Brass Bed, satin finish, guaranteed not to tarnish, has large posts and pillow rods with the new velvet band decoration. A brass bed is always in style and is both durable and neat. Wo are offering this bed complete with Slumber King spring and our Columbia 60 pound Felt Mattress All for $83.50 Terms $8.00 cash $2.00 weekly Oak Flnlnish Steol Bed, this bed is made of light steel tubing electrically welded, it is the 2 inch continuous post style with large fitter rods trimmed with brass, making a very artistic effect. This bed together with a good link fabric spring and a Crown 45 pound Cotton Mattress All for $62.50 Terms $6.00 cash $1.50 weekly Use Our Exchange Dop you have used furniture that to throw away but what you place with new up to date just call us, Columbia 50, and a competent man to arrange part payment on whatever may select from our stock. artment if is too good wish to re-furnishings, wo will send to take it as articles you Your Credit is Good ORMANDY BROS. FURNITURE Cash or Credit 9 years In St. Johns 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-deliveries-a-day 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. The Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery SCALES & CURRIER, Inc. OWNERS St Johns Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail Columbia 131 C 1101 Foot of Burlington St. St. Johns Pharmacy The Prescription Store For Service always demand and see that you get MILLER RUBBER GOODS. We always keep a fresh stock of Miller Hot Water Bottles and Fountain Syr inges with a guarantee. DR. HESS' PANACEA. Keep you Chickens healthy make Hens lay. Help them in moulting time by feeding Dr. Hess' Panacea Three sizes, 30 60? and $1.25 Packages PHONE COLUMBIA 1S8 COLUMBIA RECORDS Local News t Dr. nnd Mrs. Wvnn Manning. of Bend, visited hero the first of tho week. Elliott Gordon has moved back to St. Johns from Vancouver, D. C. J. C. Kussoll has returned to St. Johns, after recently moving to Pasco. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bicker- staff and two children left Tues day evening for Clinton, Okln., for a two months visit. T. J. Monahan is trcntinir his homo to a new coat of tmint. Mrs. W. L. Montgomery is al so having her house repainted. Tho Jolly Stcen Club of St. Johns was delightfully enter tained at the home of Prof, and Mrs. Charles Boyd on Pacific street in Laurolhurst, on Wed nesday evening. Advertisers please note that if a change of copy is desired any week, same should bo in this olllco not later than Wednesday evening. vOtherwlsa a change cannot he guaranteed. Plcaso remember. Mr. nnd Mrs. Uirickson and three children left on Tuesday ovcningforVerden, Okln.. where they expect to mako their home. Their many friends regret thoir departure, but wish them success in thoir new home. Tho Ladies' Aid of tho St. Johns Methodist church invito tho members nnd friends of tho church to nget togothor banquet Wednesday ovening noxt to wel come the new pastor and family and to plan tho work of the com ing year. Mrs. C. N. Brausch entertain ed twelve lady friends Friday at dinnor at tho Imperial hotel and theatre party in honor of her two daughters, Mrs. E. C. Ilurlbort of California and Mrs. C. E. Collard of New York, Mrs. Ilurl bort leaving for Los Angeles Sunday evening. J. G. Helms of 1032 North Ed'son street nresonted tho editor with n box of most deli cious strawberries, largo and juicy, Wednesday evening. Mr. lelms states tnat tncy nave taken over 100 boxes from 1C0 nlants this year, and havo been getting strawberries about every day for tho past month from tho vines. 'A burnt child dreads tho fire' " announced tho teacher during tko lesson in proverbs. Now give mo a sentence dif ferent in wording but meaning tho same thing." A grimy hnnd shot up from the back of tho class. "Please, teacher," came a small voice, "A washed child dreads tho water." Blighty London. Mr, Boy Malo of Gervais, Oregon, and Miss Bessie Will iams of Virginia were united in marriage in Portland. Tho groom whose 'birthplace is St. Johns, has just been released from tho navy. His mother, Mrs. uugeno Malo. attended the wedding, and while here with her sons, William and Eugene, Jr., visited her sis ter, Mrs. W. D. Brezee, and neice. Mrs. II. J. vermeer. Mrs. Malo is well known here, having resided here some years ago. Mrs. Sarah Holt died at her home, 202 West Buchanan street, Tuesday. Oct. 7th, of pneumonia. She was born in Canada 70 years aco and had resided in St. Johns for the past seven years. Her husband preceded her to tho crave last February. She is survived by two sons. H. W. Shaw of Oiympia, Wash., and W. W. .Shaw of Portland, also by three brothers and two sis ters. The funeral services were held at the chapel of Miller & Tracey Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Interment beside her husband in Rose City cemetery. For Sale-Lot 100x100 with 3 room house, 12 bearing fruit trees, 4 bearing English walnut trees, chicken "houses for 200 chickens, lots of berries. Price $1600; one half cash, balance monthly. 621 East Polk street. 48 Hov. W. E. Klostcr, who has been for the past three years pastor of tho Woodlawn Metho dist Episcopal church, has been appointed to the pastorate of the St. Johns church, nnd will begin his ministry here by preaching noxt Sunday morning nnd even ing. Mrs. J. A. Kelly of Oswego street brought into this ollico Wednesday tho largest and most perfect peach we have yet seen produced from a seedling. The tree was planted about eight years ago by Mrs. Kolley's mo ther, Mrs. M. A. Bascy, and produced more than two baskets this Fall. They are of the cling- stono variety nnd most beautiful. Tho United Artisans will hold a social dance, card party and a basket social at their next open meeting October M, in tho I. O. O. F. hall. All Artisans and friends are invited to this social. All ladies arc requested to bring a bnBKct. Proceeds from tho baskets" sold will go to buy outfits for the drill team for tho Lodt;e. A minister with two lovely glrlp, stood entranced with the beauties of n flowing stream. A fisherman, happening by, and mistaking tho minister's occupa tion, said: "Kctchiir many, mrd f" I am a fisher of men." answered tho preacher with dig nity "Well," replied tho fisher man, with nn admiring glance at tho girls, "you sure have the j-Ight bait. "-Ex. "You lovo my daughter?" an I, I tho old man. "Lovo her!" he exclaimed, pnssionntcly. Why. 1 would die for her.- lor one soft glanco from those sweet eyes I would hurl myself from yonder cliff and porlsli n bruis ed mass upon tho rocks two hun dred feet below." Tho old mnn shook his head. "I'm something of a liar myself," ho said, "and one is enough for n small family llko mino."-London Tit Bits. Eighty carloads of freight are heldun awaiting shipment ut tho St. Johns municipal terminal bo- causo of tho strike in tho ship yards. AH of It is consigned to Oriental ports and should have been shipped aboard tho wauan last week. The Waban is a D500 ton steel steamer constructed by tho Stnndifer company, which had been ullocated by the ship ping board to tho Pacific Steam ship company. Tho vessel lack ed onlv two or three days' work to complete nor when tho striKo held up nil work at thoStandifer yards. Freight la now Doing assembled at tho terminal for tho Montague, which is tho next vessel scheduled for the Oriental run by the Pacific Steamship company and duo to sail the last of this month. Doubtless tho Montague also will bo held up as I uiau la u aiuituuur biiij iviw gram. See us about wiring your house. Do it now. Peninsula Electric Co., 418 N, Jersoy street. Get your NECKTIES from ROGERS, the Big Value Man. Get your Pefection Heater at tho right price. A complete stock at tho St. Johns Hard ware Co. ROGERS will get you if you don't watch out: ho sells good stuff about which he's not afraid to shout. Automobile insurance. Direct adjustment and prompt settle ment in case of loss. Peninsula Security Company. Bring in your job printing. Peninsula Electric Co. sells nnvthinc electrical. House wir ing.fixtures, our specialty. 418 N. JerBey street. Found Lady's plush coat. Call 510 Allegheny, describe property and pay for this notice, Whv buv irreen slab wood when vou can pet mostly all In side wood for the same money? W. S. Jeans. 501 East Polk street: Columbia 722. 49 Portland September building nermits one million larger than in 1918. Portland gets $100,000 ma chinery warehouse, and ten new GLOVES LAUGH ASSORTMENT W. W. ROOIJRS TIIH RAINCOAT MAN Bring it bnck If It isn't right. ROGERS. When in need of small arti cles, get them at tho 5-10 15c store, St. Johns: in tho Penin sula National Bank Building. ROGERS needs you, you need ROGERS. Tho cheapest burglary insur ance is a safe deposit box. Peninsuln Security Company. It nays to advertise, providing you deliver tho goods. uuuHKS. Typewriting paper for salo at this ollice. Smallest quantity for snlo. 25c worth. TIN PANTS $3.50. ROGERS. Bungalow for Salo Ono block from car line, 5 rooms, lot (()x 100. fruit and berries, garage. splendid location, cement side walks. Prlco reasonable. (Jan c seen at 120 S. Iox street. See photo at this olllco. 48 Wear ROGERS' hand made, lest felt, JAZZ CAPS. For Sale Seven room modern 101180 and seven lots, $0500. Also 5 room cottage, nine lots, ?G500. Seo J. S. Downey, 933 N. Syrncuse. 50 Rubbers for Men. Dollar Ten. ROGERS. For Salo -Two lots. 50x100 each, 10 foot alley, N. Leonard street. $250 each, part cash. Call at this ollice. 50 SLICKERS $2.90. ROGEHS. House for Sale Six rooms, 100x100. All kinds bearing fruit. For terms Inquiro owner, 902 E, Burr street. Phono Col. 318. Carpenters' Overalls $2.00. ROGERS. Wanted Knitting, crocheting and tatting to do. Call at 207 West John street. ROGEBS sells ARROW COL- LARS and fine neckwear at low prices, THE other day we received a letter from a working man in St. Johns which gave us a great deal of pleasure because it proved that the spirit we try to put into our service is appreciated. The letter said in part: "I have had dealings with banks T 1 1-VT T T 1 y-H 1 . ( . m ireiana, rsew lorK, uaiiiornia ? and Oregon and in none of them have I seen the spirit of civility and courtesy to the working man thai $ is so much in evidence in your bank. This seems to me a true spirit of : democracy. May it continue and t expand with the growth of your business." Peninsula National Bank Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8 For tho convenience of many of our customers, banking hours on SATURDAYS will hereafter bo: 10 to 1 and 6 to 8. Money Savers You can save money by buying your Hardware here. Look over this list. These are a few specials we are offering this week: Reg. 75c Triangular Cedar Mop 58c TCpov 7fir TTnnsft "Rrnnm - KKp. Reg. 75c Wood Chopping Bowl 50c Tt 1 a., rn ! x. r . 1 1 - rr x ieg. iuc xoiiet raper, a rons zoc Reg. 70c gr. Bottle Caps, gross 55c Percolator Tops, each - 5c i n iiuiii' miwnwr mii hip' . 1 hi i mi St. Johns Hardware Co. Phone Columbia 35 s Good Combination Phonograph Offers Offer No. 1 Victrola No. X A 12 Double Disc Victor records (24 selections) Total Pay $12 Down and $12 Monthly. Offer No. 2 Brunswick Phonograph Model 7 12 Double Disc Pathe or Victor records (24 Selections) Total Pay $11 down and $11 monthly. $110.00 10.20 $120.00 No interest $100.00 10.20 $110.20 No interest Wo sell all models -of Victrolas and Brunswick Phonographs on easy terms. Our record stock is as complete as any in the city Currin's for Drugs 1 05 Philadelphia Street bungalows,