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4 Big Advantages Of Dealing with ORMANDV BROS. 1. 2. 3. 4. Liberal Credit is Extended without Embar rassmeut, enabling you to purchase what you want and pay for it as you cati. Dependable Furniture and household furnish ings offered. Reasonable prices Insured by location of store, far from High Rent District. Large stock of furniture and home furnishings irom which lo make selections. Duofold Davenport On Easy Terms Handsome and very useful piece of fur niture. Opens to a full size bed. Use it every day in the parlor as a couch and loung ing place, and when the visitor conies It will 8oivc the problem of the extra bed. These Davenports arc all finished in golden Oak Waxed. Plain Oak Davenport, covered in imita tion leather $G5.00 Terms $6.50 cash $1.50 a week Davenport with pood Oak Frame cover ed with Craftsman Leather $77.75 Terms 7.50 cash $1.75 a week Davenport with heavy Quartered Oak frame covered in Craftsman Leather $84.00 Terms $8.50 cash $2.00 a week Colonial style Oak Davenport covered in Genuine Leather $108.50 Terms $10.00 cash $2.50 a week Mission style Oak Davenport covered with Genuine Leather $107.50 Terms $10.00 cash $2.50 a week Push Button Easy Chairs Very comfortable oak framed Easy Chairs, upholstered in leather and tapestry. You simply push the button to lower or raise the back. Have foot rests Quartered Oak frame covered , in Craftsman Leather $33. GO Plain Oak frame with good Tapestry cover.. -15.75 Overstuffed Easy Chair in Genuine Leather G7.G0 Heavy Mission style Quartered Oak frame, genuine extra heavy cushion and pillow back 70.00 Make your Christmas selection now. Pay a little each week. We will make de livery as you wish. Be sure and buy early as there will bo a shortage of good mer chandise before the Holidays. Your Credit is Good ORMANDY BROS. FURNITURE Cash or Credit 9 years in St. Johns The JGrabateria 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 bitying, with the minimum of overhead ex pense because we employ no bookkeeper, we make but one thorough delivery each day, we arc 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 tjaaxsacKiaxfaefcxta St Johns Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail Columbia 131 C 1101 Foot of Burlington St. St Johns Pharmacy The Prescription Store PHONE COLUMBIA 138 COLUMBIA RECORDS A few hints at popular prices to help prepare for Jack Frost Weeks Cold Tablets 25 Cyclone Cold Tablets 25 Dr. Dlemcrs Cold Tablets 25? Uromo-qulniuc Cold Tablets 30f Laxative Cold and Grip Tablets . . . 25;' Santox Cold Tablets 25f' Glycothymoline 25, 50-' Llstcrine 23, 45, 85 Rubithytnol 30, GO.1' ltorothymol 30, G0f' Klixir Tonsllitis 30' Sore Throat Remedy 25 Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup 25, 50'' San Tax Pine Balsam 30, G0 Syrup Tar and Iiucalyptus G0' Pine Tar and Honey 50 Wild Cherry and Tnr 30, G0' Double Green Trading Stamps on Hygenic Tooth Paste for Saturday Local News a six Little Francis Garner, pound boy, arrived at the of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. stronjr, 908 Oswego street, ober 25th. The United Artisans wilt irive a patriotic tlnnco the evening of Armistice Day, Nov. nth, winch ia n leiral holiday. Lovers of a (rood time cannot afford to miss it. Arthur Hons, recently one of Uncle Sam's soldiers, Is a Kiioat at the home of Lewis Simmons, the well known Fessenden street merchant. Mr. Hcnz resides in Seattle. Services at Hnntlst church Sunday Nov. 2: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Dr. Uorden will preach at 11 a. in. Special call for al Uaptists to be present, as im portnnt matters are to be pres entcd. The destroying of tho Consol idated Laundry by fire in Port land Monday night caused v, number nf St. .Johns folks to lose their week's wash of clothes. bcinir unite a severe loss in some instances. A small nlcco of neanut Wed nesdav n in lit caused (he death of Josie, two-ycapold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lnmmi, of Astoria. Tho fragment became odged in tho child's windpipe. ICf forts of a physician to remove tho parliclo wero lut'ie. Tho Artisans had a merry time at their mnsquerado danco Tuos day evening. 1 ho attendanco was largo, tho crowd jolly and if a person did not havo n good timo It was his own fault ontire y. It was a splendid success In every way. One hundred homos in tho city of Portland are mnrnutinod for diphtheria. 1 ho numberof cases is increasing rapidly. Approxi mately 90 cases underuuarantino are cither carriers of thodisouEe or persons who huve como in contact with the disease. Dorothy Kudo of James John High was one of the winners in the school essay contest on tho career of Theodora uoosovelt, in which all the schools of Portland competed. Among tho ten re ccivlng honorablo montion were Uenjamin Eaton of tho Central school. Elizabeth Ogden of the East school and Lillian Miller of the North School. Certainly a fine compliment to tho literary ability of St. Johns. Tho new 950(Mon steamer Waban. which is loading for tho orient at the St. Johns terminal. will sail Mondoy night or Tues- duy morning. The Waban al ready has stowed a considerable quantity of lumber and is tuk- ing on75UU tons ot miscellaneous freight. Ihe wawaiona, when she follcws the Waban on the berth, will load 8000 tons of freight. After the Waban has sailed and before the Wawaiona has finished loading, the steamer Coaxet, which left Kobo for Portland October 12, will come to the St. Johns terminal to discharge a full cargo of hemp and oriental merchandise. Two outward cargos and one inward will be the largest rush of busi ness in the history of the new terminal. As will be noted In the large announcement elsewhere in this oaper the Christian church will open for public service in their new edifice at Uswego street and Central avenue, Sunday, Nov ember 2. The new structure is an imposing one, conveniently arranged and splendidly planned. It is an important addition to St. Johns, and Dr. H. F. Jones, the minister, and the congregation have reason to feel proud of this superb achievement. It required indomitable persistence and un flagging zeal to accomplish it, and it was largely through Dr. Jones' untiring energy and opti mistic perseverence that it was brought about, and the members worked faithfully, loyally and unceasingly. The result is a handsome and commodious church edifice. SLICKERS $2.90. ROGERS. Mrs. Foncs entertained the Debonair Club at lunch Thurs day. Two imnnrfnnf ovnnfa nnnurnil home j on November 11th. Tho ar-Arm-imistice Wns signed and the St. Oct- Johns Review was born. There was an interval of fourteen years between the two events, how ever. .Fresh apple cider for sale. Call Columbia 232. A I3ARGAIN Apex electric washing machine slightly used, at third of regular price. Seo it at the St. Johns Hardwnre Co. Wanted Lady to do washlnir. Mrs. Noce, -109 B. Richmond, phono Columbia 152. For good bargains in ron estate see Mrs. M. C. Smile, 012 Allegheny street. Also fire am: auto insurance. For SaloSix room house. Best snap in St. Johns; terms. Call 109 S. Swcnson street. Dressmaking and altering. Prices reasonable. G13 N. Willamette boulevard. Peninsula Electric Co. sells anything electrical. House wir ing, fixtures, our specialty. 118 N. Jersey street. RUHHER SHOES $-1.00. ROG ERS. Automobile insurance. Direct adjustment and prompt settle ment in caso of loss. Peninsula Security Company. When in need of small art! cles, gel thorn at the C-10-lGc store. St. Johns; in tho Penin sula National Rank Ruilding. RUBRERS for mon $1.10. RO GERS. Tho chcapost burglary insur nnco is a sale deposit box. Peninstiln Socurity Company. boo us nnout wiring your house. Do It now. Peninsula Electric Co., -118 N. Jersey street. i-osi- ijoki wrist watc i on black ribbon, botween Wil am- etto boulevard and Jersoy street, on Polk. Under kindly return to 310 Polk street; reward. If thero is anyono in St. Johns who would like to trado n good house and lot for 1G0 acres of land, fair buildings, close to railroad station, call and seo me at 71 1 South Princeton street, St. Johns. Ozono Oxygon Vapor, Massage, iolet Ray. High Frequency. Electricity, Vibratory, Spinal Treatments, Foradic, Orgnnlc Corrective Methods, Super Heat Cabinet Sweats; freo examina tions; 21 treatments S20. Dr. Jenson, Chiropractor, (sinco 1910). 301 Raleigh building, Washington ut 0th; phones Main 1132-C 121U. A drop-kick by Hintt, James John loft end, from tho 20-yard ine in -the second period gave the doublo "J" squad a 3-to 0 victory over tho sturdy Hill Military academy team Wednes day afternoon on Multnomah field. Tho first half of the gamo was played in a steady down pour, which soon Boaked tho ball and players and made the gridiron soft and treacherous. Hill came within striking dis tance of the Saints' goal twice during the contest, once in the first period and again in the last lenod but couldn't put tho ball across for the marker. James John had the ball deep in the Cadet'B territory several times and three times during the game tho Hill gridders were forced to put up a stubborn defense on their own goal line to keep tho ball from being shoved across by the James John backs. Dick Girt, the double J half back, came near adding six more points to his team's score when, with only a few seconds left to play in the last period, ho cir cled right end for a 30-yard run but stepped out side one foot from the goal line. The whistle blew for the enu ot the game before the teams could line up for another play. Oregonian. Cards of thanks notices are charged for at tho rate of fifty cents each. Persons desiring to have such notices published should make a note of this, GLOVES LAUGH ASSORTMKNT W. W. KOGKKS T1I15 RAINCOAT MAN Used Cars For Sale Model 7fi Ovcrlniiil, newly ovcrlimilctl, new lop, ri-iwimeii, good titcn, f 700. 11)17 l'liril. eooit romlitloii. fi0. UllHOI.ImnoblloH.KOotlcoiulllloii.fOOO COI.t'.MIlIA OARAOH 107 l'i'SH-ii(k-ii .St. THE HUFF STUDIO 204 N. Jersey Street, SI. Johns When in need of Rood PKoloi of nuy kind, cnll on ut, Our nlotiirr. nra tniex. cell J. licit reitilli, olitninnblr. Civa ui n call. C. A. I lul l-, Pliolournpher. NEW SHOE SHOP Best of material and workmanship Repair while you wait Peninsula Shoe Shop 115 Philadelphia Street American ParaffineProductsCo. Practical Waterproofers Pipe Covering and Cork In sulating. Roofing Work a specialty. All work guaranteed EARL WOOD, State Agent Phon Columbia 72 Kor Sale Seven room modern Iioubo and seven lots. S0500. Also G room cottage, nine lots. $0500. Seo J. S. Downey. 91)3 N. Syracuse. CO The coal miners threaten to strike And the Indians predict a cold winter, Whether you have your supply of fuel in or not You are interested in the labor situation. Out here in St. Johns almost all of us arc Employes or employers in some industry And we all owe it to ourselves And to the community and to our country To try to understand the causes t of conflict Between capital and labor And to do our bit of thinking Toward their solution. We have said some of the things That sonic of us think In our November News Letter Which you may have free on request, But wc wish we knew what you all think, Peninsula National Bank l Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8 For tho convenience of many of our customers, banking hours on SATURDAYS will hereafter be: 10 to 1 and 6 to 8. koooooooooooaaooooooooooo. Food Choppers SPECIAL You need one to cut the high cost of living. Regular $2.50 Universal Food Chopper $1.98 This Week Only Get your Genuine Mazda Lamps here -T n llllll Will III! null II I f St. Johns Hardware Co. Phone Columbia 35 You Don't Have To Be Wealthy To Own a GENUINE VICTOR VICTROLA We are offering below two special combi nation offers of VICTOR VICTROLAS. Remember these machines are of the same high quality that characterizes all products of the VICTOR CO. OFFER NO. 1. Genuine VICTOR VICTROLA No. IV. A 12 Double disc records.(24 selections) $35.20 Pay $3.50 down and $1.00 a week. No Interest OFFER NO. 2. Genuine VICTOR VICTROLA No. VI. A 12 Double disc records (24 selections) $45.20 Pay $4.50 down and $1.O0 m weak. No Interast Currin's for Drugs 1 05 Philadelphia Street : t t x i I
