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stgkshcesbbi American Walnut BEDROOM FN E 4 piece Adam Design Bed room Suite in American Walnut. There is no wood which makes more beautiful furniture than American Walnut, especially is that true 'When it is made into "period" designs such as "Adam," "Queen Anne," etc. We have just received a 4 piece suite consisting' of Dresser, Bed, Chiffoncttc and Dressing Table, priced as follows: Large Dresser, top 21x42 inches, plate glass mirror 26x32 inches, has 4 large and 2 small drawers. Price $1 12.00 Chiffoncttc, has 4 large and 2 small drawers, 'top is 20x36 inches. Price $86.50 Dressing Tnblc, has three panel mirror, wing style, and 2 small drawers. Price $87,50 Full Size Double. Bed, to match suite. Price $82.00 Total $368.00 Easy terms on entire suite or will sell each piece separately. Odd Pieces of Queen Anne Style American Walnut Chiffonette with dust proof drawers. Price $76.00 Bed to match Chiffonette. Price $76.00 Your Credit Is Good OAmandii Bios The Cash and Carry Grabateria The Changing Times The era of Chain Stores came about because a group of men with large capital could, by starting stores in different localities iucrease the outlet of merchandise emiuating from one source. The Chain Store system is nothing more than any 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 cause1 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 suficient." The Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery SCALES & CURRIER, Inc. OWNCRS Our Malt and Hypophosites Compound With Cod Liver Extract Strengthens the body and the tissues, improves respi ration, makes the lungs strong; corrects indigestion, strengthens the blood and gives you more energy, and in this way heads off illness. Then it is good af ter cold or grippe to give strength. St. Johns Pharmacy PHONE COLUMBIA 138 The Prescription Store COLUMBIA RECORDS E. Scllick ii seriously ill at Ills home on North Syracuse street. S. W. Mlllltran of SSlverton. OrcRon, was a gucBt of St. Johns friends last week. Floyd Yandlo has purchased the- Elmer Smith property at 1027 N. Central avenue and moved into satno. Little Wanda Smith of 521 Hartman street la slowly recover ing from having her tonsils and adenoids removed. Mrs. David Dickson returned last Friday from the hospital, where she had very successfully undergone an operation. J J. Dlcw of Bend was here on business and visited his son, E. A. Dlow. and family on Oswirco street during tho past wcok. Tho regular meeting of the W. C. T U. will ho hold at tho lomo of Mrs. Atcheson, 1121 Willnmctto Boulevard, Monday, April 19. Burglars entered the room of Thctmn McKcnzin somo time between 7 and 11 p. m. I1 riday night and escaped with moru than S100 worth of clothing and some toilot articles. Hcmcmber tho regular moot ng of tho St. Johns Community Club in tho library next Tuesday ovening. Matters of importance will be taken up. A lull attend anco is desired. Mr. Herbert Scott nnd Miss Bertha Cook wero united in mar riago last Friday at 012 East Ty- er street, ur. 11. i Jones per forming tho ceremony. Thoy will make their home in St. Johns. Miss Georgia Rich is slowly recovering from a severe illness with nneumonin. and in conso- quenco of hor illness the recital which 110 uau manned unon giving soon has been postponed indofinltoiy. nor numerous friends hope to soon boo her around again as usual. Mrs. fi. A. Itnv. (ill E. Bul-Ii. anan, left for Now York Sunday 11 la to visit ner sons and daugmcrs from thero she will go to Du Bois, Pnn., to vist hor ruothor and four brothers and one sister whnm flhn tins not seem fnr ton years, and will bo gono threo months. Alnx Slnvack 274 Hamilton nvn nuo, was slightly Injured Tuea rlnv nfternoon when the motor cycle which he was riding colli ded with tho autornobilo of A. L. Smr(W nt Alhinn nnd Lnmhnnl nfrnnfa. AncnrrHnc tn u'ltnnnnnD Slovnck evidently Toit control of his motorcyclo and crossed the street directly in front of tho automobile. Improvement of Jersey street for which tho contract has been let for some timo, but held up on account of unsettled weather conditions, was bogun Tuesday, Tho old pavement is being re moved and the street will be hard surfaced from the westerly line of Buchanan street to the south erly lino of Baltimore. Jacob Imboden, father of Georgo and Harry Imboden, lo cal meat market men, dropped into town tho latter part of last week on an extended vu'st to his sons, lie is a retired meat market man himself and resides at Lebanon, Penna., and this is his first trip to the great Noithwcst. And ho likes it, of course. Mary Holmes invited in a few of her playmates in celebra tion of her sixth birthday Mon day afternoon at her home 302 Fessenden street: June Massey, Margery and Lucile Wooley, Ruth and Beth Sherwood, Helen Mitchell, Belva and Clarence Wooley, Bobbie Hughes, Eliza beth, John and Ruth Blow, Een jamin, Jonn, .ioe and Alary Holmes. On Friday evening last about thirty-five friends and members of the Free Methodist church gathered at the residence of tho pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Blackman. 608 East Alle gheny street. The affair was an entire surprise to the couple and the evening was very pleasantly spent in conversation, singing and prayer. Mrs. Nels Johnson has as her guest thin week her sister Mrs. Henry Film and two children of La Grande, Ore. Fhyd Yandlo last wcok trad ed for eighty acres of unimpro ved land 18 miles south of Silver ton from S. W. Milligan. Rev. W. L. Upshnw will preach Sunday morning and evening nt the Congrcgntionul church. Sunday school at the usual hour. Miss Edith Bowers, librarian, has returned from a plcaant two weeks' sojourn at Spokano where she attonded tho wedding of her sister. John Beaver, who had been attending his father who was ill at Elmcrcok, Neb. for tho past six months, has returned to St. Johns. John F. Prochnska of Scio has purchased tho Roy Inglcduo pro perty on South Jorsoy street and will tnko up his residenco thero tho lnttcr part of tho month. Tho snlo wns made through tho agency of A. W. Davis. Mystery surrounds tho finding of n couploto outfit of woman's clothing at Vancouver avenue and Blnldwin street Saturday night by. T Kraft of 997 Rodnsy avenue. Patrolman Piorro of tho St. Johns substation Invest igated and found tho clothing. In spito of fact that tho dress was badly torn officers scout tho theory of foul play and aro of tho opinion that some girl has dls carded her feminine nttiro for that of a boy. Mrs. A. W. Marklo moat de lightfully entertained tho Py thian Sisters nt her homo at an all day session on Tuesday of last week. After tho business had bcon gono over, a most bountiful dinner wan served, to which all did justice, the color schemo being carried out in yel low. After tho Indies had spent somo timo nt their work tho hostess treated thorn to ice cream and cake. All left declaring Mrs, Mnrklc a most royal entertainor. Reported. " l'OR KAI.H Modern two-story six room lioiist', full IciM iiicnt.ccmcnt tloor, furnace licit, with Irnys; connected to sewer, all slrctt improvement (mid, 60 xlOO loot lot; fruit, khmlibory ami flow cri. Sec H. II. TI'.NNANT, OLD North Syracute, phono Columbia 330. l'OR SAI.H Six room modem house, full basement, furnnce, sleeping porch, KraK, 100x100 corner lot, Improve ments all paid, fruit and shrubbery, grounds In perfect condition, located In the very best residence district of St. Johns; terms. See l. II. TUNNANT, l'hone ColumbU 330. GLOVES LARGK ASSORTMKNT W. W. ROOURS TIIK RAINCOAT MAN Dress Hats $2.50 up. ROGERS. Kodak Now. Currin Says So. Fresh Cow For Snlo Inqulro 507 Baltimore street. 23 For Salo Thoroughbred Rhodo Island Red setting eggs. 714 S. Crnwford. 25 Painters Overalls. ROGERS. For Salo or Rent Nino room house, hot and cold wator, toilet, bath, garago, garden, 100x1321, fruit. CaliyM N. Central hvo nuo. 23 Prescription specialists. Cur rln's. Wear RoKors WORK PANTS. Good cow for salo. 1032 N. Syracuso strcot. 23 A Basket Social and Danco will be given at Moose Hall April 20th by tho United Artisans. Snood's Orchoutra. Ladies ploaso bring baskctB. Everybody wel come. 23 Children cry for ROGERS TENNIS SHOES. For Salo Hudson bug $100; Oliver 3 Typewriter $20; Small Domestic Phonograph $12. 30 Records; Red Fox muff $15; 15 Chicks 30c each. 915 Central. Star Vibrator at Currin'a equal to vibrators that cost much more. Blue Sorgo Trousers $8.00. ROGERS. 1920 Oldsmobito Six, equipped with $100 of extras, a bargain. Seo St. Johns Hardware Co. Wanted To buy, wiro fenco netting, also forco pump and hose, copper wash boiler, disc harrow, plow, grindstone 2 good cows and a or 10 hoi for calls. Call 919 E. Mohnwk. Boss of tho Road Bib overalls for boys $1.75,, 1.85. 2.00 ROG ERS. For Sale A Fulton Sulkoy, good as new. S I.50. Cnll 1G04 Emcretta strcot, near Columbin Park. HOSIERY and SOCKS. ROG ERS. For Salo Good gas range, $10. 00; also breakfast table and six chairs $7.00.-848 N. Syra cuse street. Ladies Woar ROGERS' Khaki Hiking Pants. E) La Eh After 33 years in business I have decided to retire and look after my property Interests, At present I am making close out prices on nanny different Hum each week In order to reduce stock by decrees. This avoids rushing and jainiuiug at a big sale and wc give you just as good bargains, Altuiy S)ooiin on Shtan thin Wuulc Men's Shoes , 7.M value, now at 6.50 Men's Shoes., 0.00 value, now nt '1.811 Men's Shoes 5.50 value, now at i.'M 1 lot of Niehoff Shoos , 7.50 value, now at 0.50 NIekoffShoes 0.50 ralue, now at 4.85 Men's Heavy Wool Shirts fl.GO value, now at 3.C0 Heavy Knitting Vam. , , , 1,16 value, now at ,8j Saxony Yarn 35 value, now at .25 Men's A(uapelle Coats ,,, ,. 4.50 value, now at 1.00 Men's Acjuapclle rants 4.00 value, now at 3,50 Men's Heavy Socks 30 value, now at .25 Men's Heavy Socks 40 value, now at .35 Mec's Heavy Socks , , , , 00 value, now at .45 Men's Cotton Socks , 16c to 50c Rain Coats , , 4.50 value, now at 3.50 Heavy Coat Sweaters 1,50 value, now at 1,15 Heavy Gloves , , 2.25 value, now at 1.50 Blankets, (Wooluap) T. 8.50 value, now at 0.50 Blankets , 4,00 value, now nt 3.00 Heavy Comforters 5.00 value, now at 3.75 Shinola Sets ., 50 value, now at .35 Good II room ,C0 Many other low prices in all departments. This sale affords 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 in some lines s being rapidly sold out. Ely's Cash Store 113 W. Burlington Street Do You Know That thousands and thousands of visitors will drive through the streets of St. Johns during the coming summer because the Ter minal is a great public attraction? That maybe a lot of these pooplo will want to come back hero to live and maybe they wont? That Spring planting-time is here tho time to prepare a welcome of flowers for our Summor guests? That you can "swap" roots and cuttings with neighbors you do not know through tho Parkways Committee of the Community Club. That it is A CIVIC DUTY, A PERSONAL PLEASURE AND A JOY FOREVER to plant things and watch them grow? llllPeniiisiila Nationa Ban Member Federal Reserve System CATCH FISH wit our Good FISHING TACKLE. DID YOU KVKK LOSE A F1SII7 YOU CAN'T EXPECT & ANYTHING KLSB IF YOU GO FISHING WITH A KOTTKN LINK AND "HUM" TACKLE GENERALLY. f COMR IN AM) HUV SOMK NKW TACKI.l: AND UK . SUKE OF YOUK IHG FISH WHEN UK TAKES YOUR j nuun. GIVE US ALL OF YOUR HARDWARE TItADE BE CAUSE OUK HARDWARE IS THE DESTi IT STANDS THE TEST. St. Johns Hardware Co. Phone Columbia 35 Cloverland Creamery Pasteurized Milk and Cream Fresh Buttermilk Daily Phone Columbia 659 Shoulder of Veal Roasts Legs of Veal Shoulder Pork Roasts 25c lb 30c lb BOc lb. Fancy Steer Pot Roasts I8c and 20c lb. Don't forget to try some of our fam ous Pork Sausage, links or bulk. Peninsula Market H. A. Imboden & Fred P. Myers, Proprietors
