Furniture
for the
Living Room and Library
These are Important rooms. Important
for the convenience and comfort of the
whole family.
Living roJm and library furniture should
bo durable, tasty and attractive. It should
not be too expensive but In keeping with
what you can afford. Our stock of this class
of furniture will give you a chance to make
a selection in keeping with your wants.
Let us help you. Take advantage of our
experience. You may use your credit if
desired.
Quartered Oak Library Tables in Mission
and Colonial designs
Prices from 22.50 to $39.50
Push Button Easy Chairs. The kind you
simply push the button to rnisc or low
er. Beautifully upholstered
Prices from $33.50 to $70.00
Some very attractive Chairs. Overstuffed
Rockers in imitation leather, genuine
leather and tapestry coverings
Prices from $16.75 $56.00
LAMPS
Portable Electric Lamps in Gicek, Roman
nnd Mission designs
Prices from $15.00 to $22.50
Piano Lamps whh Silk Shades. Wc hove
just received a shipment done in the
latest colors and styles
Prices reasouable
Your Credit is Good
ORMAIMDY BROS.
FURNITURE
Cash or Credit 9 years in St. Johns
Kour Thanksgiving Dinner
The new Raisins, Nuts of all kiuds, Cranberries,
Sweet Potatoes, Celery, Grape Juice, Pumpkins and
Squash, Apples, Mince Meat: All these good things
that go to make up your Thanksgiving Dinner can
be bought at a saving in price if you get them at the
Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery.
We quote a few of the every day prices that pre
vail at our store. Compare them with what you pay
elsewhere.
1 rb cans (tall) Pink Salmon 19
1 " " Cohoe " 24"
1 " Red " 28 "
Booths Sardines 20 "
Post Toasties, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Grape Nuts,
Shreaded Wheat, all 2 for 25
Aunt Jemima'sPancake Flour W
Olympic and Golden Rod " 30"
Cream of Wheat 25"
Wheat Eats . - 20"
The Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery
SCALES & CURRIER, Inc.
OWNtRS
St. Johns Pharmacy
The Prescription Store
PHONE COLUMBIA 188
COLUMBIA RECORDS
A few hints at popular prices to help prepare for
Jack Frost
Weeks Cold Tablets 25
Cyclone Cold Tablets 2o
Dr. Dicmers Cold Tablets 25
Bromo-quiuinc Cold Tablets 30'
Laxative Cold and Grip Tablets . . . 2o'
Santox Cold Tablets 25
Glycothyuioline 25, 50'
Listcriue 23,45, 85
Rubitbymol 30, G0'
Horothymol 30, 00
Elixir Tonsilitis 30
Sore Throat Remedy 25
Ike's Laxative Cough Syrup. . . .25, 50
San Tax Pine Balsam 30, 60
Syrup Tar and Eucalyptus (50
Pine Tnr and Honey 50
Wild Cherry and Tar 30, G0
100 S. & H. Green Trading Stamps on Star Vibrator
Saturday only.
EH
Local News
The two mill tax carried Wed
nesday by a substantial majority.
Jack Vinson had the misfor
tune to injure his arm last week
while playing football.
An uptodatc distillery plant
was seized in a St. Johns home
Wednesday by the local police.
Mrs. A. W. Markle is recover
ing from an attack of appendi
citis followed by peritonitis.
The Artisans will trivc a Hard
T'me Dance Tuesday evening.
November 25th. A jolly irood
timo assured.
A hi nh bridtrc across tho
Willamette at St. Johns is one of
tho innovations that should soon
be brought about.
Mrs. Jack Webster was taken
to the Emanuel Hospital tho first
of the wcok, to be operated up
on for bowel trouble.
Eugene Fruit Growers Associ
ation sell carload apple pulp,
formerly considered of no vulue,
to Missouri concern nt $60 n ton.
Portland Loggers and con
tractors machinery firm buys 17
acres to butiu largo plant lor
manufacturing supplies for
northwest.
With this issue the Review
starts on its sixteenth year of
existence. Some change in St.
Johns sinco the first issue was
published.
Bcforo a girl marries she prays
that she may mako him a good
wife, hut nfter marriago she
asks tho Lord to make him a
better husband. Ex.
Advertisors desiring change
of copy should hnvo same in this
office by Wednesday evening.
Otherwise) the presumption is
that achnngo is not dosirod.
Mary Elizabeth Harney.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Harney, Uio &ouui uecatur
street, lias been newly elected
president of the Rainbow club.
R. Denton of Los Angeles, Cat..
has purchased and taken pos
session of tho Sherman Cochran
soft drink and confecionory
establishment at 107 N. Jersey
street.
Lolnnd, tho four year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. ChasH. Huttlo.
of 1014 Tioga street, died last
Friday of diphtheria. The burial
took plnco Nov. 11th, the St.
Johns Undertaking Co. in
charge. Interment in Columbia
cemetery.
A. Borron of Portland had the
misfortune to lose both hands as
a result of getting them both
caught between the pile driver
as it was descending and the
steel cap on a piling that was be
ing driven. The distressing
accident occurred ut tho new
pier being constructed at the
elevator Monday afternoon.
Fred Briggeman and Miss
Florence Wires were united in
marriage at tho Vancouver cou-t
Iiniisn Nnvemher 10th. The bride
came from Deer Park, U. C,
.... i
with her parents last January,
and had been clerking in the
Invrnnk trrocerv ever Bince.
Tho groom was formerly of Deer
Park, where his parents resiue.
Onlv the near relatives were
present at the wedding. The
happy young couple leit on tne
nvoninrr trnln for Deer Park.
where they intend remaining
for the winter.
Simnn W. Rntrers. well known
business man of St. Johns, died
at his home, 314 W. Chicago
street, Thursday, November
13th, aged 61 years. He had
Uaan in ill honlth fnr ROmC Wrtfikp.
The deceased had been engaged
in the jewelry business in St.
Johns for a number of years and ,
a a i II t I . !
was well UKea oy an wno Knew
him. He is survived by his
wirlnw Mrs. f!arrie E. RoL'er:
one daughter, Mrs. Nina Rogers
. m . w a a 1
Thome ot bt. l,ouis mo., anu
one son, Rollin C. Rogers of
Vallejo, Cal. The funeral ser
vices will be held tomorrow,
Saturday, afternoon, at 1 o'clock
at Finley's, Montgomery at
Fifth. Incineration at tne Port
land Crematorium.
ROGERS' Rain Hats GOc.
Hood River apple pack estima
ted to be worth $5,000,000.
Rubbers for men $1.10. ROG
ERS. Furnished house for rent. 81G
'Hudson, corner Tyler.
Chlldrens' Rubbers G5c, 75c,
90c, $1.00. ROGERS.
For Sale Yakima apples,
Jonathans, Wincsaps, Spltzen
bcrgs,$2.25 box if taken at once.
-503 Pittsburg street.
Girls' Hooded Rain Capes,
while they last $4.35. ROGERS.
Yes, the Peninsula Electric Co.
sells Gas supplies, mantels,
shades, etc. 41b N. Jersey street.
Hair switches made to order.
Mrs. Tillio Hill. 015 East Tyler
Street., Col. 783.
We writo insurance against
Fire, Marine, Automobile,
Strike, Riot and Civil Commo
tion, Rents, Use and Occupancy.
Profits, Elevator. Liability, Ex
plosion, Steam Boiler, Burglary
and Theft, Life. Personal Acci
dent and Surety Bonds. Phone
Col. 101. Peninsula Security
Company.
"Tho Sweeper you hnvo been
wnlting for," Tho Vacuotto Suc
tion Sweeper, not an electric.
Let us demonstrate to you. Pen
insula Electric Co., 418 N. Jer
sey street.
Four room house to rent, fur
nished modern; also two house
keeping rooms. 501 Pittsburg
street.
Wo havo Electric nnd Non
Electric Vacuum Sweepers.
Peninsula Electric Co.418N. Jer
sey street.
Boys' Corduroy Pants $2.25,
2.50. ROGERS.
ST. ANDREASBURG rollers
and whistlers, very choice. At
215 West Richmond at., phono
Columbia 851.
Thnnkgiving spocial in Milli
nery. Prices reduced on all
hats, caps and frames. St.
Johns Millinerv, Mrs. M. E.
Crane, Prop.
If its anything Electric seous.
Peninsula Electric Co., 418 N.
Jersey street.
Lost Ladys' wriBt watch on
West Polk street. Finder re
turn to 81G S. Willametto boul
ovard; rewnrd.
For Rent Largo furnished
room for one or two gentlemen.
Call 414 Oawego atreot.
Rabbits for Sale New Zealand
Red, Angorian Gray and White
Hejglans, 20 in all. 322 IS. Bur
lington street; phone Col. 112.
For Salo-8 White Leghorn
hens, also a bicycle. 825 North
Central avonue, Phone Col. 112.
For Sale G room house, mod
ern, iruit. uu) b. Syracuse
$2500, $500, down, balance $25
with interest monthly.
When in need of Bmall arti
cles, get them at the 5-10-15c
store. St. Johns; in the Penin
sula National Bank Building.
Y. W. C A. NOTES
The Y. W. C. A. will open a
class in millinerv for ladies and
girls who. want to make thoir
own hats. Mrs. Pearson will
be the instructor and will meet
all who wish to register for the
class, on Tuesday the 18th, from
1 till 5 o'clock n. m. at the Y.
W. C. A. club rooms. Don't for
get the date.
The Rainbow Club will hold a
sale of small articles nt Bonham
& Currier's store Saturday p.
m. the 22nd.
Saturday afternoon the Rain
bow club and Corps No. 1 North
School Girl Reserves will have a
paper Chase. Each Club will bo
led by their club leaders. On
arrival at their destination lunch
will be served.
BURGLARS.
For a surprisingly small annu
al premium you can protect your
valuables and household effects
against loss by burglary and
theft. Phone us for rates.
PENINSULA SECURITY COMPANY.
GLOVES
LAUGH ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THIS RAINCOAT MAN
INSURANCE FACTS
With replacement costs more
than double what they were in
1914, the property owner -.who
was fully protected by insurance
nt that time, is now less than
half covered unless he has in
creased his firo insurance in
proportion to the increased cost
of replacement.
Fire insurance is the only com
modity wo know of that is
cheaper than It was five years
ago.
Wo represent ten of tho lar
gest companies writing firo in
surance in tho United States.
lhoir combined assets irivo us
tho largest writing capacity of
any agency in the city of Port
land.
We .can give you immediate
coverage and delivery of policy.
rrompt nnd equitable settlement
in case of loss.
With heavy interests in tho
community, a thorough know
ledge of all lines of the insurance
business, lowest rates and best
of companies, is it not reasonable
to suppose that wo can guo you
better and more valuable insur
ance service than thowanderinc
solicitor who may or may not bo
in tho uusmcsss when your loss
occurs i
PLACE YOUR INSURANCE
BUSINESS AT HOMEandwhen
a loss occurs you will be dealing
direct with an agency you know
and ono thnt will givo your claim
the attention it deserves. Phone
Col. 101 for rates. PENINSULA
SECURITY COMPANY.
For Sale for a Short Period
My home number, 929 N.
Syracuse street. Tho ground is
OOxlUO and has seven fruit trees
in bearing. The house has six
good rooms nnd an extra dormer
that may be used for a bed room.
Full cement basement with wash
trays; an economical furnaco
that heats tho whole house.
Bath room, bud rooms all have
proper closets. The place has
always bean kept in excellent
repnir and during the past sum
mer was tinted and painted in
sido. This is a proposition that
is near tho bt. John? Terminal.
within walking distnnco nnd in
lino with an advance in price as
tho terminal progresses. I he
premises may he inspected by
applying to the owner or to Mr.
Downey, the neighbor just north
of tho house. W. II, BONHAM.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
y lot) ilkaiim, thty C4iiii"i r-ti
tli Ul.m.-J urliun of tin- nor Tlitr- i.
only une w- lu euro ik'afii.M, ami tit it II
by i ii.liuiloital r.Mtrdl !.'.
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cua IIkIiik ut Ku.Ui hint TmU WIi
tlila luU la liilUmxl )uu liava a rumbim
aounrl or lini"-rf-t lioarlHK. 1 wlion II la
rnllrvly cloaoti, l. ( la Ilia r.ull. and
uiiI.m lit iHManuualloH in l taken out
and tlila luu r.aii.rrd la lla uucmal condi
tion. livarliiK IU be iUatrurl rorovar, nlna
can a out of Ian are cau.nl by Catarrh,
which la noihliiK but on luruinul condition
of lha inucoua aurfaeta
V will Klva Oh llundrad Dollar far any
cat of l)fn (cauaod by aalarrhl that
cannot ba tund by llall'a Catarrh Our,
k'tnd for circular. If
r J. ('IIHNKY A CO . Tolado, Ohio.
Hold by Drufi-Ula. Tie
Tak llall'a Family 1'llla for cenatlpatloa.
NOTICK TO CKIiDITOKS
In the Circuit Court "f the State of
Oregon for Uie County of Multnomah.
Notice i heieby given that the under,
tinned has hecu uprniuted administrator
of the eatate of Helen J. Iloluiei, I cecal-
ed, by the Circuit Court of the State of
Oreuou for Multnomah County und hai
(Uulificd, All crw)ii hiving claims
agaliikt said eatate are hereby notified to
present tne tame in ine ai wi lieriiiiger
building, Second and Alder streets, Cort
land. Orruon. with urotwr vouchers and
duly verified within aix mouths from the
date hereof.
Dated ami first published November
15. 1919. HOWLS C HOI.MHS.
Sidney Gordon, Administrator.
101 Cerliuger bldg.
Attorney.
uards oi tnanKS nonces arei
charged for at the rate of fifty j
cents each. Persons desiring to 1
have such notices published
should make a note of this.
Don't send your printing out
of town.
This week you
And a lot of other folks
Made the last paymcutJ on
LIBERTY BONDS.
You performed a duty
To your country
And at the same time
SAVED MONEY.
Why not go on saving
Just as much
And perform a duty
To yourself
And your family?
Because the point is
That while you are young
You work for your money
But when you are old
You'll be mighty glad
To have money
Working for you
i
Peninsula National Bank j
Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8 1
INTEREST PAID ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Open Saturday ovenlng" 6 to 8
HEATERS
Why not be comfortable these
cold, chilly mornings? Our Electric
Heaters or Oil Heaters will take the I
chill out.
Oil Heaters from $ 6.00 up
Headlight Heaters 11.00
Gas Heaters 7.50
St. Johns Hardware Co.
Phone Columbia 35
Here is a BOOK
You should have
It has a most significant title:
What to look for in buying a
PHONOGRAPH
Its language is simple, its message instructive.
It was written by Henry Purmort Eames, L. L. 13.,
Concert Pianist and Lecturer, Director Pianoforte
Dept. Cosmopolitan School of Music. Wouldn't you
like a free copy?
THE BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPH, which plays
the records of ALL makes, invites the most rigid
application of the tests Mr. Eames says should gov
ern phonograph purchases.
Come in for the booklet TODAY.
OJRRINS for DRUGS
1 05 Philadelphia Street
Patronize the home merchant.