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SUNRAY
GAS RANGE
For Convenient Cooking
We have just received a line of beau
tiful, useful and durable GAS RANGES
which we can sell at very Reasonable
Prices and on Easy Terms. Below is a
partial description of these up-to-date gas
ranges. We will be pleased to accept
your old stove or range as part payment
on a now gas range.
3 Burner Gas Range
has 18 inch oven, white enamel oven
door $2G.50
Terms $3.00 cash, $3.00 a month.
4 Burner Square Style Gas
Range
has large oven, white enamel oven
door $31.50
Terms $3.50 cash, $3.50 a month.
4 Burner Square Gas Range
with oven and broiler, white enameled
oven door $37.50
Terms $4.50 cash, $1.00 n week
High Oven Leg Base Style
Gas Range
has oven and broiler, 1 giant burner,
3 medium size burners and 1 summer
burner, white enameled oven doors
and splasher back, also white enamel
dripper under burners $02.50
Terms $6.50 cash, $1.50 a week
Your Credit Is Good
Qjunandu Bags
The Cash and Carry Grabateria
The Changing Times
The era of Chain Stores eiune about because n
group of men with large capital could, by starting
stores in different localities increase the outlet of
merchandise emulating from one source.
The Chain vStore system is nothing more than
auy other store except the buying part is concentrat
ed at one place. The buyers for these stores have
their headquarters at the source of production and
they buy direct from the packer or the producer.
' It goes without saying that a buyer who can buy
the same sort of merchandise for several hundred
stores can command a better price than a buyer for
just one store.
The secret of advantageous grocery prices in St.
Johns is this ability to buy in connection with many
other stores. That is why you have had established
by this store better prices than prevail almost any
where in Portland.
Coupled with this buying capacity, the activity
of the owners, the acquaintance with the locality be
cause of our long residence here ought to convince
any one that we can do business at less cost than the
average grocery.
We always believed that "a word to the wise
was suficiant."
What a little Rain in April can do
Wet feet results in cold and coughs if "wets" are
not to be avoided. Coughs and colds not prevented,
then relief from distress and prevention from possible
illness should be accomplished by the use oour Cough
Remedy and Cold Remedy.
St. Johns Pharmacy
PHONE COLUMBIA 1SB
The Prescription Store
COLUMBIA RECORDS
The Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery
SCALES & CURRIER, Inc.
OWNERS
Tho Easter procrnm nt the
Christian church Sunday oven
intr will bo in charge of the ju
nior department.
N. A. and C. W. Geo have
leased tho front room of tho
Chicago Rooming House, where
Mr. C. W. Geo will make his
home.
A bouncing eight pound boy
nrriTod at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Max WIdmcr in North St
Johns bright and curly Sunday
morning.
Mrs. W. J. Mnckey success
fully underwent an operation nt
St. V nccnt's hospital Wedncs
day and is getting along nicely,
wo learn.
Mrs. David Dickson under
went an onorution at tho Good
Samaritan hospital the latter part
of Inst week. She is. getting
along nicely.
Tho II. V. Clark I'urnlturo
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company hns purcnasca mo
u ( nir occupied by it from u.
A. DuGuirc. J. S. McKlnnoy
negotiated the sale.
Limlroff Sknrr was given
Burpriso WoJnesduy night at his
home in North St. Joiins uy tito
senior class of James John high
school, of which ho is a mum
bcr.
Miss Gconrin Rich, tho talent
cd pianist, has bcon on tho sick
list for tho oast couplo of weeks.
Her many pupilB nnd menus will
bo glad to know sito is steadily
improving.
Mrs. Gcorgo Lynn of Hood
River was a St. Johns visitor
Saturdav. Sho is now n grand
mother, as nor daugnter,
Gconr n. wcl known in St. Johns.
gave birth ton boy ut Hood Rircr
last week.
C. S. Currin left lait Saturday
to tnko chargo ns manager of
tho drug stores of tho Southern
Oregon Drug Co. nt Morrill and
Klamath rails, of which Currins
for Drugs nro principal stock
holders.
Additional cabinet room doliv.
ored recently for tho domestic
art department of James John
high school affords tho girls of
tno sewing cinBs needed space
for matoriai. ihe girls nro turn
ing out some beautiful dresses
this term.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Henn
nnd family of Minnesota have
bcon visiting hero for tho pnst
week. Mrs. Henn, who is a sis
ter of Miss Minnio Flasket, was
a former resident of St. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Henn expect to
make their homo in California.
All young peoplo abovo thir
teen years of ago nro most cord-
a y invited to attend n commu
nity party at tho local Y. W. C.
A. club rooms Wedneoday even
ing. April 7th, nt 8 o'clock.
Walter Jenkins, the city song
leader, will he present. Ser
geant Crano will sing, and a de
lightful program has been ar
ranged. A real informal social
time together is tho object.
Como and bring a friend. Com
mittee on Arrangements.
Mrs. John Watson was a most
delightful hostess at hor homo
on Burr street last week when
she entertained tho Pythian
Sisters. A most bounteous dinner
was served at noon, to which all
did full justice, and all left for
home feeling well repaid for
their presence. The club meets
with Mrs. A. W. Marklo on
South Ivanhoe street Tuesday,
April Gth. A good attendance
is especially desired at this
time. Reported.
Every member of the St. John
Community Club should take ad
vantage of the kind invitation
of Mr. F. C. Knapptobe the
guest of the Peninsula Lumber
Company at their club rooms on
the evening of April Gth, being
next Tuesday evening. Auto
service will be provided for all,
with Thomas Autren in charge.!
Meet at tne reninBuia Hank cor
ner by G o'clock if possible, and
not later than 6:30. Mr, Knapp
is one of the best boosters the
Peninsula ver possessed and no
doubt will make an address that
will be interesting to all. Dinner
will be served at about neven
o'clock and will bo furnished
through the generosity of Mr.
Knapp. Do not forget.
Attorney Frank A. Rico has
been deputized assistant regis
tration olllcer and his ollko in
tho Peninsula Security Co.
building, Room 4, is now open
lor registration. All persons
changing precincts sinco rogis
taring last must register anew
in order to vote. Tho convn
ienco of being able to register
in fat. Johns is something that
should bo appreciated and taken
full ad van (n go of. Rcgistor.
I'OR MAMt Modem two-story tlx
room home, full bnseiticnt.ccuicnt Itoor,
(urnncc hent, wnsh troys; connected to
H'wcr; nil Mrcct Improvements pnlcl, CO
xlOO font lot; fruit, shrubbery nnd How
em. See It. II. THNNANT, 1)20 North
byrticuse, photic Columbia 38(1.
I'OR SAM5 Six room modern Itouie,
full basement, ftiriincc, ileetiliii torch.
KnniKa, luuxiuu corner lot, improve
incut nil until, irutl nnd litul icrv.
k'tound In twrfect condition, loented in
the very best residence district of St
Johns; term. See It. II. THNNANT,
I'lionc CoiumliiA .130.
FOR SALE 1G0 acres 18
1 1 m m s
nines irom sc. jonn lour mil
lion fcot of good Haw timber;
ten acres cleared, fruit, build
Ings all for five thousand dol
lars. Will take house nnd lot
ns pnrt payment. For particu
lars see owner, 227 Wost Tyler
street.
WORK SHIRTS. ROGKRS.
Dvo SontiH in nil shades at St.
Johns Pharmacy.
A-k your doctor about our pre
scription methods. CURRIN
SAYS SO.
For Salo Chovrolot car. 1918.
first class condition. Cnll Col
umbia 378.
Alarm clocks and sensible
wntchos for tho man who works.
CURRIN SAYS SO.
Lost Wedding ring on btiB.
mess strcctof St. Johns, initials
1 n I 1 M M M.. trt
u, J. IV. IU 1... 11. ill. If,
1917" on inside. Finder lenvo
at this office.
Hat Dye in all colors nt St.
Johns Pharmacy.
Rubblts for Salo. Block and
Groy Flcmiph Giant, Rolginn
Hnrcs nnd Himalayan. 815 N.
Syracuse.
KGG-KBEP is tho best nron-
oration for tho preservation of
eggs. Ask your neighbor. Currin
Says So.
We BUY raise and sell fur-
bearing rabbits, and othor fur
bearing animals. List what vou
havo with us. stating your low-
eat prices on largo lots shipments.
I ho bur bpocialty ! arming Co..
516-517 N. P. Ave., Fargo. N.
Dak.
Buyers waiting! List your
houses with us for sale. Wo
have tho buyers waiting. S. C.
Cook, 402 N. Jersey street.
Havo you asked us for your fa-
orito face powder? We havo it.
CURRIN SAYS SO.
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGKRS
TII15 RAINCOAT MAN
cow.
22
HOG-
ROGI2RS is open evenings.
Get you Columbia April rec
ords nt St. Johns Pharmacy.
Ukolels musical strings nnd
sundries at CURRIN'S.
For Snlo good family
Call 723 N. Simoea street.
NVitt cloth lints $2.0.
KHS.
Havo you n KODAK problm7
Rring it to us: we will holn von
solve it. CURRIN SAYS SO.
HOGF.ItS soil TKN'XIS SIIORS
mm ,)tAA CAi'S.
Buyers wultini;! List your
houses with us for salo. Wo
hnvo th3 buyers waiting. S. C.
Cook, 102 N. Jersey stroet.
Hosiery for Stimlitv, Socks
or Monday. IIOCKHS.
Wo hnvo your favorlto talcum
powder. CURRIN SAYS SO.
For Salo Dozen fat hens.
good layers, market price. Call
122 Lcavitt.
.Inzzlcsl .In., collars on earth.
IIOCKMS.
Found Child's glove. Owner
may hnvo same by calling nt
this office and paying for notica.
lUKiKHS really needs you.
Buyers waiting! List your
houses with us for sale. Wo
havo tho buyeru waiting. S. C.
Cook, 402 N. Jersey street.
Nifty Litis for speedy kids
ROGKUS.
Soaps for ovcry purao and pur
pose. CUKKIN SAYS SO.
For Snlo Thoroughbred Rhodo
Island Rod setting eggs.- 714
S. Crawford. 25
Men's Dress Hats SIMM. $5.00
iflUW, .Y(i.r0, IKHiKltS.
Stationery in Into shndo and
shapes. CURRIN SAYS SO.
If 11 isn't nil right bring il
buck. IIOCKUS.
Promptness, courtesy and offl
ciency havo mndo our Kodak
Mnishing tho talk of tho com
munlty. CURRIN SAYS SO.
DON'T
WORRY
The ST. JOHNS
POULTRY FARM
s hatching Baby
Chicks at the rate of 120 per day
White I,erru Chick ,25c ench
T 1 1 . . I .. 1-1 1 I -.1 1 1. . fll, 1.
Darred Kocks Chicks ....... 30c tacit
Duff Ortiinnt Mi Chirks . . IVk each
Hatching Es $1.50 to $3.00 per IS
Photic Columbia 311
901 Allegheny Street
S A L E
Prices on many lines of goods until
sold out.
Below we mention a few of the roal bargains we are offering:
Men's Heavy Wool Shirts, fJ.GO value, now at J3.C0
Men's Aquspelle Coats , 4.60 value, now at 4.00
Men's Aijuapulle I'auts 4.00 value, now at 3.50
Men's Heavy Socks , , ... ,30 vnlue, now nt .25
Men's Heavy Socks , 40 value, now at .35
Meu's Heavy Socks , .CO value, now at .45
Men's Cotton Socks 15c to 50c
Rain Coats , 4,50 value, now at 3.50
Heavy Coat Sweaters , , 1,50 value, now at 1.16
Heavy Cloves 2.25 value, now at 1.50
Hiankets, (Wooluap) 8,60 value, now at C.60
Blankets 4.00 value, now at 3.00
Heavy Comforters 5.00 value, now at 3.75
Shlnola Sets 50 value, now at .35
Good II room ,00
Many other low prices in all departments. This salcnffords the people
of St. Johns a rare opportunity to save money, and all who wish to profit
by it should make their purchases without delay, as stock hi some lines
Is being rapidly sold out.
Ely's Cash Store
113 W. Burlington Street
Do You Know
That developments now in pros
pect will bring thousands of new
residents to the Peninsula?
That the only way to be sure of
proper shelter for yourself and
your family is to OWN YOUR
HOME?
That if you build a home for
yourself in this district you will
have every reasonable chance of
selling it advantageously if you
want to?
That the best way to plan for a
home of your own is to begin
with a SAVINGS ACCOUNT?
That if you deposit ONLY
FIVE DOLLARS each week in
our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
you will have a balance of $263.78
at the end of the first year?
pPeninsula National Bank
fcgjgp Member Federal Reserve System
? hit our Good.
MX BUILDERS ,
HARDWARE
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ftOOFMGSPAATCRALS
JUSTGKT THBIMAGK OF THIS LITTl.K HOUSK AND
TOMMY TINKKK IN YOUK MIND, SO THAT KACH TIMK
AFTKK THIS WHEN YOU SKK TOMMY'S SMILING FACK
YOU WILL THINK OF US, AND THAT OUK STOKK IS
THE PLACE TO I1UY YOUK IIUILDKKS' HARDWARE,
OUR IIUILDKHS' HARDWARE HAS "CLASS." WHEN
YOU NEED ANYTHING FROM A KNOIl FOR YOUR
FRONT DOOR TO A LOCK FOR YOUR HACK DOOR.
COME TO US FOR IT. THE PRICE WILL I)E LOW.
OUR HARDWARE IS THE HESTi IT STANDS THE
TEST.
St. Johns Hardware Co.
Phone Columbia 35
overland Creamery
Pasteurized Milk and Cream
Fresh Buttermilk Daily
Phone Columbia 659
SPECIAL for EASTER
LegS Of Lamb for your Easter Dinner 40c lb.
Leg of Veal 30c lb.
Prime Rib Roast Boned and Rolled -35c lb,
Swift's Premium Hams Half or whole 43c lb.
Peninsula Market
11. A. Imboden & Fred P. Myers, Proprietors
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