St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, February 13, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWILL BE BIG TIME Lisson, folk3, and we'll tell tou of something to which we woro tinned oil' t'other day There ain't many as what knows about it. and we mav be reveal intr State Secrets in divulging this, but we always did like to take a Chance. Anyhow, we were standing on the curb atone somewhere in at. .Johns one day last week, and n friend of ours savs to us. confidentially like: "Where you' iroin' to go on Sat urday evening. February Mth, inst?" You can see he was edu cated when he used that "inst." I consulted my date book and found that the aforesaid date was unoccupied, whereupon 1 proceeded to say, careless like, "Oh, 1 didn't hnve any particu lar nlaco to iro outside of going down to Portland." Then he looked around again careful, as if he didn't want any one to hear, and whon he had male sure that the ncighorhood was absent of strangern, ho told me that there was going to bo a big mob at a Valentino I'arty and Dance that was going to bo hdd in St. Clement's Hall on the par ticular date nforo mentioned. Well, air, my face lighted up so much Hint one not aciiuxinlud with my sedate manners arid hab its would havo taken an oath Ihut I had boon flomenhore in which the first stnto of pork sausage can't see ycry well. Hut boin' as what 1 don't I didn't. I at once became enthusiastic, or words to that effect, and decided that the commonwonllh should bucomu participator in my d'racovory without the individual who hnd spillod thu Limns knowing there of. My chnnce came when lie was called out of town on busi-(mention. Now, i am telling you ness. bo l am just passing tnc an about this so that you won't good news along and I trust that; forget to como, as evory last one all my friends will bo there en masse. That's French for host clothes. And I hopo that m emios will also be there, bet I want to show them some o new steps I learned when 1 wus on my vacation last summer in Alfafa Grove. Anyhow 1 know that we arc a iroin' to have one swell time. Just think, it wont cost anything to get in to the Hall. That's an inducement to to the richest and poorest even the Scotch amirociato the idea Thon thcro will bo pretty baskets with bts of swe feed in them, nronared by the nicost women in the country, and these will be raided on tho wheel so that ev oryone will havo a chance to get one. I here will no no blanks, as it is absolutely no confidence game, except that wu tako ovcry one into our confidenco on that night. Then whon all tho bns kets havo been rallied there wil bo lots else to eat and everyone will oat nnd thoro'II bo water also. Ami atler all that is un ished there'll bo a band that will mako all former musical concer- ta sound like the elTorts of a mouth organ in the claws of a man with asthma. Believe me, thoro'II bo Homo jnzzin' pulled off when our osnccia It so ected or chestra tears loose; there'll bo sounds of ovorythin' from a uk clolo to a pipo organ, or.,iVtirliz- cr. as the Htvlislies call it nowa days. Fveryono, young, and them that woro, can trip the light fantastic. I learned that word at College, without intorforirr with one anothor m feelings or feet. And there'll bo valontinas. too. livo onoa anyway. And there'll bp otlur things too numerous to We carry a full line of Edison Blue .Records and Disk Records to play on all machines, also full line of Phonograph JNecessities. The STtbaoivara 202 N. Jersey St. SIioii Ooverland Creamery " aWVSSSSSMMMSSHM m WMHBMMMMHHMMHMPMMBBHMMMMM Pasteurized Milk and Cream Fresh Buttermilk Daily Phone Columbia 659 you know will bo there, nnd you wont have a good time any place city that night, bo ot the time, the place, ,t . ing. If your lady friend wants to go elsewhere, put your foot down while you yet have time and insist that she go where you want that one partic ular night. This will be to her advantage and yours. The same holds good for young ladies with their fiances, I guess that's the way to spelt it; it means one that's goin' to bo but isn't. So, folks, wo'll say so long till we meet you in St. Clement's Hall on Valentino night, Saturday, February Mth. Come early and avoid excessive crowding. We i i -i.-.-i ( .hi rt.. .1 tL p tun. auum eigiu. ou uun i imp- xr, get. Reported. fj COMMUNICATION ONHAM & CURRIER The Store That Cares For You EVERYTHING FOR MEN TO WEAR Dry Goods and Shoes for Everybody I J h . Johns Review: In B W . , mtSA V issue of tho Review m W W I an article on the mr--JWMUV )Wm n with which 1 wish i w .7rmMlh!j A. Portland Manufacturing Co. I MANl'FAlViTUliUS 01' I Panels, Berry Boxes, Coffee Drums, Ex celsior Grape Boxes, Egg Case Stock, and all kinds of Veneer FACTORY, TOOT OP RICHMOND STRI-I-T J ij Sunset Cash Grocery j 111 Philadelphia Street I Phone Columbia 11-18 The Store thnt cnrrles the best high grade goods and sells at tho lowest prices We Deliver Your Wants Kroo Every Day Fine Granulated Sugar, per pound , I2'c Van Camp's linked Ileuiut in Tumwto Sauce, No. 1. two cans 25c k Van Camp's y, two caiw y5c Hlmstu llrwml Teas, lfc chu, six chiw . , . ,, Kf)C S O Good Iowa Com Iflc cu, duaou , , $1,75 5 Hnucy Iowa Com HQc can, tint canii , . , fi5c X 5 Fancy California Ueans, tritigli JJOc can, throe for fjfic f X uuo1 lfic own, dozen S1.7f5 Host Parlor Matches, extra hue Waxes., doiun 7()c Carnntlon Milk, forgo earns l.Jc enn, doon l.c,r) Horilcu's Milk, large enns .e can, ilu4m 1.05 Jersey llelle Milk, two eaiw , 25c Carnation 01 Moulen'si, Iwby jiine, 7e ottii, doen 80c Small Hahy Ikcts. a jool liny, jer can 20c Wcuson Oil, pis. .0c, qt 80c. half gal . .81.55 tmioin un, pis. -iuc, its. i half gnls Koyol Club Coffee 55c. Il, a Hi. chu . . . Koluer's Comrade Coffee .15c lb. Jill . Sunset Special Mewl Coffe aBc lb., H I Us IfolKer s Shakta Teas. Jan. (luunowtler. India ami . - r I I. ir . . . wcyiuu, nan pouiui pMCKnge M. J. H. Tree Tea, Japan, India and Coylon, yi lb. pkgs Shredded Wheat. Me package, three for Post Toasties. Mc package, three for urape jsuts, 16c jmckage, six for . 150 SI. GO i.ao . 1.00 ...25c irr 2f)C O 10c t ...10c t ...85c I 35c I 30 r ..5 i I Swift's Silver Leaf Lard,' lb., Swift's Pearl Shortening, lb. smelly iev Lndo lls, dozen Jersey Belle Butter 65c per lb. Morshmallow Golden Syrup, always tellable, 2 lb. t cans a2c, fi lb. cans 70c, 10 lb. caus $i 5 T Wedding Hell Cane-and Maple, 2yi lb cans 50c, 5 lb. cans . . )0c f Kastern Corn Meal, (yellow or white) sack. 155c Whole Wheat, Graham or Rye Flour, sack. 75c Editor St tho lust thcro appeared nark (iiicstio to tako oxccDtion. l am no; u inembor of the Community Club, but intend to join it. I havt talked to several ncr.ioiiH who HlKticd tho potitiona for the Ca iilea tract, and the majority re- rot thoir act. They unid that they hnd boon too haaty and had not ncnni mc oincr skiu oi me argument. If tho Caples tract wus Holectcd it would be too .small for a park and could only bo UKod as a playground, if a com munity IioiiHo wus built there would bo no room for base ball irroundH or tenniH courts. Why pick this makeshift for a park when only thrco blockH farther on thoro is nn ideal location? It will only bo n year at most be fore we will bo compelled to build new liiuh school. Whoro will we put it? There would bo no room for a school and atlilotic Hold in the Cnplcs tract, no wo would nave to liny anothor site. More expense! Wi will only tret this one chnnce for a park in ht. Johns, so let's hav a L'ood ono while wo'ru about Wo don't want to make a hasty choice and thon regrot it for the rest of our lives. In tho "wood cd tract" tharo is ample room for u community house, snim ming pool, new school, athletic leiii. ami playground ail n one sito. If this site was selected wo would not ncod to go to the expense oi purchasing two or three nitos for park and-school when ono would he latter. Kvon "wooded trn:t ' was ne ffould not be u largo as i Park by about thr xuea, Trliilu Columbia Park is about three timos as large as the uiplus tract. As for any danger to children arising from the railroad cut, there is just as much if not more from die streetficar lino which runs di roctly in front of tho Caples tract, lax payer. il Ktu jwm 4PfV r5xmvfr. Jim a rur. Your Spring sewing is in your mind; now is the opportune time to plan it. You will be pleased with the showing of bright, new dependable fabrics at our store. There are French Serges, Printed Voiles, Crepes, Crepe de Chine and 'Georgette, Taffetas and Mes salines. The Ginghams and Devonshires never were prettier. And the prices are not prohibitive. But you will earn a sum of money if you buy a Butterick Pattern and make your own dress. m The Mallory Hat is a staple hat; a hat designed to become the average man and make him a man of distinction. We have a large assortment from which to select. or jjjj umis oi tiiaiikfl notices are charged for at tho rate of lifty cents each. Persons desiring to navo such notices publishud should make a note of this. Urlng in your Job printing wblli yon think of It. Don't wait until you ro entirely out. Wo aru equipped to turn out noat ami ttaty prluUnf Hosiery is the meat of a business like ours. We strive to give you the very best values the mark et affords. We wear hosiery ourselves and wear it hard so that we are in a position to judge what we are getting. We have passed the experimental stage and carry only the brands of hosiery for all ages that are dependable. The demands of this locality have been met from month to month in spite of the shortage of merchandise that has prevailed for the past two years. With the Spring arrivals our store will be just full of all the things that go to the clothing of all members of the family. BONHAM & CURRIER L E. ROSE, Mgr. Men's Dept. VIiii your boy piny, ilrcm lifm hi a Milt oriCovsrulU, old ulioo ami cap, lie will then ffcl free to roll In the dirt as nil boyt thoultl. Hut when the ilrou up time come you want lilm to look as well n any little iiMii, A nil that Iim It should he. You can tint your boy at our utore In nil of Uie clothe; piny suits anil drcst suit. Our prices are not as hluji as the City Mores; we do not have In mid 30 to tic coit before we can figure profits. Patronize the homo merchant. LairdsCash Grocery 108 North Jersey Street PHONE COLUMBIA GIG Next Door to the St. Johns Review A Strictly Cash Store for the most Careful Cash Buyer. Canmliou Milk, liiecau Mo. do. $.t Kotilcu's Milk, lurt;c can Mc. doc. 1.06 Molly llrutul Milk 2 Urge cans c VellolwH Milk 2 lrj;e can Jtflo Uorduu's aud CuriMtlou 6 sumll can Wc Dig auilmmit of Canned I'ruit In Syrup t these SpecUl Prices l'aucy I'tMehes, Clines, 1'roe Stoues botli sliced nml ludves larue enn. . .85c Cherries toxtra cbolc) Uirge can . . . .34c riuuen, exti fancy, Irtr'o wu 35c Pears, extra fancy, lare can 36c llluckbcrrics in No. 2 etuis ior can. . .35c um l.nulc riueappltts. .lie, 0c, fc, 10c Del Monte Apricots larjje can 40c Jelly the fjlas .3fc J1.00 ..ao .26c .ec asc Sic CHAMBERS COMPANY J. C. Cluinlu rs Mrs. II, U. Invry Funeral Directors 21S-250 Killluj-sworlh Aveime I'OHTI.ANl), OUHC.ON' relri))4iues: Wotxlluwu 300 C lift! Jtr. thsmbrr is the only O. A. K, uuduttMksf iu the cltj of Portland. IVmnNl Nttrntinn and suiMrvisinu Hlvm to rrHnKi'uieuts, IuiH)tted Jam iu 13 o. tl at Raspberry Jelly iu bulk inir lb. . . . Suull white lleans 10c lb. U lbs... Red Mexican lleaus 3 lUs ltxtra I'aucy Lim.i Hcaus S lUs Uet Rice 2 lbs. itolled Oats clean nnd white 3 lbs.. llest Klbo Cut Macaroni Si lbs Sjilwxctti, Noottles ami Macaroni iu 10c pki-s, 8 pkfjs for 26c Just arrival, pure imputed Italian VirKiu Olive Oil all sires, .f'2.00 to 26c Maiola Salad Oil, pts. 40c; o,ts.7te; iinii kkuuus..,, Jt.40 Swill's Silver Leaf I.ard lb. aic ' ' a. White the lb no te Sip, 4 bars Sttc Soup, 4 bars jjjo ' on JHMp, 3 bars fr ttc l'alui Olive Soap, 3 for. ... , S6c Skat per can , jl0 Match i Utxus for...... J6v Ivory White Toolh I'ieks, 6 baxos . . .Oic Urge Rolls Toilet lMhir, 4 rails. Sfc Ihiiiilrwls of other bargains through out our store. Try ami e us. FRKSH l-'ROM THIS 11AKKRY n layer enke is a dreatn to behold and a joy to taste. I.Ight ns a sun beam, with filliiiK that simply can not be described, the cake will prove a royai treat. At your next auair order one and you'll make yourself lamoiis xor your spleiuiui Hospitality. Kt hut the best. Orders taken for Wedding Cake. Fennlng's Bakeryand Delicatessen 1 1 5 North Jersey Street QUONTi TONCi CAFE Try Chop Siu-v aud Noolles at itomilar l";1". iime niaoe pastry every nay at vaic oi .mciu. We erve hrniVfuit ul ihuiier. Oixa fnm 6 a. in. to 12 t. ui.-lOUS. Jersey street. Before Buying Roofing, Building Paper, Lime, Cement. Plaster, Paints and Oils, Doors, Windows," Coal and Briquets, Hay and Feed, Groceries, Auto Supplies or Hardware, Get Prices From Home Mercantile Co. 209 West Burlington Street ST. JOHNS, OREGON Knights and Ladies of Security St. Johns Council 2775 krxulu butlntM mtclluu lit anS lit Miliar. Open niftluiM. to tlit imbfic sn m.wtxn m4 aiul4th Mond)i, Vt.ttor aod lutmtxrt JUily InviltJ la attend at falckntr Laitfel Lodge, 1, 0, 0, F, Meets each Monday evening in Odd f el los hall at 7:3o, A cordial welcome to all visltlnK brothers, ' C. V. phl. ti Q Carl leckman. Y. . Joe KeUiu, K. See. O. W. Norin, lu,si. ,i,''JL,'"k-TrJ' t St. Johns Camp No. 7546 Modern Woodmen of Amrlcn. We heartily solicit the atttndsnsV ( our members at our regular rutttlaffs every 2d aud 4th Thursday evening. A. I. Marcy. Irvln Gromschey, Clwk Consul. 910 N. Syrscuss. HOLMES LODGE NO. 101 KMCttTS or I'VlltlAS Meets every Friday night at 7:30 o'clock iu DICKNBR Hall, Visitors always come. ANDY KERR, C. C. Woodmen of the World St. Johns Camp 773 Meet every Thursday evening la I. O. O. F. Hall, Leavitt and Jertey streets. Visitors always welcoma. N. J. Simmons, C. C; R. C, Clark. Clerk. DORIC LODGE NO. 132 A. P. and A. M. Meets the first and third Wednesdayof each mouth in Bickner's Hall. VUi tors welcome. A.R. Davis, V. M. A. W. Davis. Secretary. Keep Your Patronize tho tisers. on ROGERS Koview ndver- 2 PAT'S Barber Shop Z 108 N. Jersey St. Urinsr in 'our job printing. Dr. N. E. McAlisfer PENINSULA BANK BLDG. Ollice Phone Columbia 251 Residence Phone 31365 St. Johns, Portland, Oregon Don't send your printing out of town. Minerva Chapter No. 105. 0. E.S. Meets every first and third Tuesday of each month in Bickner's Hall. Visitors welcome. Catherine K Stephen!, U M Bette V Tost. Sec. in; S. Princeton afreet United Artisans Willumbia Assembly No. 30O Meets every Toeday at 8 P. M. I. . 0. F. BALL, Ccrstr Jtruy tti Uav4tt 5. L. K, Simons, M. A. Mary Roberts, Sec'y Pro Tem.