Special Sale
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OF
Grass Rugs, Fiber Rugs,
Jute and Grass Rugs,
Wool Fiber Rugs,
Japanese Matting Rugs
We have a large stock of
these inexpensive floor cov
erings which we are offering
at a great reduction just at
the time of year when they
are the most useful. Every
item listed is far below the
present market value, and
it will pay you to see our of
fering and place your order
early.
8xio Grass Rug, regular $10.50
9x12 " " rcgulnr 12.50-13.75
83xio Fiber Rugs,, regular 19.75
( 9x12 " " regular 24.50
83xio Wool Fibre, regular 19.75
9x12
regular 24.50
8x10 Jute and Grass regular 13.50
9x9
9x12
9x11 Jap. Matting regular 7.25
11
11
11
" regular 13.50
" regular 17.50
$8.00
9.75
14.75
18.50
15.50
19.75
9.75
9.75
13.25 .
5.75
GARDEN HOSE
50 foot lengths of x, inch 4 ply rubber
hose, special $4-75
50 foot lengths of inch 5 ply rubber
hose, special 5.50
Refrigerators $1.00 a week
OAmandiJ Baos
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 increase the outlet of
merchandise eminatiug 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,
Johus 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 suficint."
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Our Malt end Hpphosites Compound with God Liver Oil
Strengthens the body ami the tissues, improves respiration, makes the lungs strong; corrects
indigestion, strengthens the blood aud gives you more energy, aud iu this way heads off ill
ness. Then it is good after cold or grippe to give strength.
St. Johns Pharmacy
PHONE COLUMBIA 138
The Prescription Store
COLUMBIA RECORDS
The Grabateria Cash and Carry Grocery
SCALES & CURRIER, Inc.
OWNCftS
St. Johns is still on the man
ana mora so now than ever before.
A. M. Belicu of Seaside. Ore
gon, spent Sunday with his sis
ter, Mra. J. B. Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ptirka-
pile are receiving congratulat
ions upon the birth of a son
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham
of the Sunset Grocery are enjoy-
incr a nicasnnt sojourn in sunnv
I California.
Mrs. Claudo Waterbury of
Baker, underwent an oneration
I at tho Sell wood Hospital, nnd is
recovering at the homo of her
mother, Mrs. Mattle Short, 509
I In. Jcrsoy Btrcot.
Mra. J. It. Nunamaker. of
Hood Kivcr and Mrs. J. Gciss o
Adams who spont tho Winter
at Lontr Beach. Cal.. sncntsov
oral days last week with thci
cousin, Mrs. J. B. Fletcher.
Read tho nolitlcnl ads in this
I issue. Many of tho candidates
take this method of asking; your
support, -who find it impossible
to see more than n small nor
I cent of tho voters personally
Tho residence of M E. Morris
on base uuennnan street, was
considerably damnKcd by fire
last Thursday at '1:15 n. m. when
a coal oil stove exploded. Tho
Iosb was not covered bv Insuranco
Ex Sorvico Mod. Attention.
You nr requested to call at 208
South Jerioy street any cvonlnir
between 7 and o, or Sunday from
2 to 0 p. m. Somcthimr of Im
portance to men who have server
In tho army, navy or marines, to
bo talked oyer. A. ftl. Warner.
Tho Woman's Christian Tom
pcranco Union will meet next
Monday at 12 p. in. with Mrs
Turn. 017 East Cli cauo Street
Subject, "Tho Monaco of Ages
now Threatens America," by
Mrs. Short. It will bo interest
Injr.
Clarence ioss and wifo wero in
tho dlstrcHslnsr wreck that proved
ratal to ten nnd wounded a hal
liunurou others which occurred
at Bortlm station Sunday morn
intr. C aronco escnneu with t
slight injury and Mrs. Foss was
practically unharmed.
Tho D. O. K. K. band renderod
somo delightful music on tho
strcots Wednesday ovoninj; be
lore tho ontortalnmont given b
tho Peninsula Minstrols. whicl
was (riven under tho auspices of
tho Knights of Pythias in Mooso
hall. Tho entertainment was
well nttonded and heartily en
joyed.
A number of tho lending bus!
ness houses have agreed
to cloao thoir business places
on Wednesday afternoon of each
week durintrthe months of June.
July and August, providing thero
nro no holidays during: tho week.
It is expected that a great ma
jorlty of tho business men will
close on that afternoon.
Tho Christian church member
ship is crowing at a rapid rate,
a number being added to tho
membership last Sunday, mak
ing sixty new members added
oinco occupying the new church
last November. At tho Bible
school 233 were in attendance.
A largo congregation was
in attendance for Mothers' Day
services.
uougiass u. Keed. little son
of Mr. and Mra. George Reed of
1028 East Mohawk street, died
May 11th of pneumonia. The
littlo boy was aged ono year,
five months and three days and
had been ill for about twelve
days. The funeral services wero
held at the chapel of tho St. Johns
Undertaking Co. Wednesday
at 2 p. m. Dr. Jones preached
the sermon.
Mr. Bartlet of Portland has
purchased Laird's grocery store,
adjoining the Review office. Mr.
Laird, during his short business
career in St. Johns has estab
lished a fine and growing busi
ness and has made many friends
who are sorry to have him leave.
Mr. Bartlet has been engaged in
bus ness for a number of years
and will no doubt make a success
of the business here.
There was a very enjoyable
time spent at the Royal Neigh
bors' Camp Wednesday evening
when a number of visitors were
entertained from Washington,
California, North Dakota, and
other parts of Oregon, also the
Past Oracles' Degree Team re-
Dresentinc the six organizations
of Portland putting on the initi
atory work, which wa very
beautiful and impressive. Please
come again, ieignDors, ana re
member we meet each second
anp fourth Wednesday of the
month. Reported.
Barefoot SANDALS. ROGERS
Next l'ridny is election day.
Roy Inglcdtie has purchased
tho fine Uapt. l reizo property
on south jersey Btrcet.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peterson
and Mr. Arrhcnius made a bus!
ness trip to tho Capital last week.
Tho store windows are liberallv
filled with tho smiling nnd hope
ful countenances of numerous of
fice seekers.
W ill II. Bard, candidate for
Circuit Judge, Dept. No. G, was
circulating among tho St. Johns
pcoplo tho first ot the week.
John Yandlo of Bull Run vial
ted his cousins, Floyd Yundlo at
1027 North Central avenue, and
Airs. J. IS. Smith nt 521 Hart
man street last week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Vincent
of North Central avenuo arc
planning a motor trip to Cali
fornia in the nenr future, where
they intend to mnko thoir hdmo.
Tho St. Johns Community Club
will meet 'at tho library next
Tuesday ovoning. Members
plcaso mako n note of this and
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Evens left
Wednesday night for Now York,
from whence they will tako a
steamer for England. Thoy ex
pect to bo gone nbouttcn weeks.
Mrs. Craig, or hotter known
as Airs. Wilcox, has returned
from tho Good Samaritan Hos
pita) where she had undergone
a very painful operation on her
loot.
Merl Wilcox of CnmnLewls
has boon spending a few days at
St. Johns, boiug homo on the
ncount of his sick mother.
Richard Deich. candidate for
District Judge, Dept. No. 2,
GLOVES
LARGE ASSORTMENT
W. W. ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
James E. Lee, brother of Mrs.
Robert Walker of St. Johns, was
nccidentiy killed while engaged
m saw mill work at Yamhill tho
first of tho month. Ho leaves a
wifo and threo children.
Wo desire to express our heart
felt thanks to tho mon of tho
American Marine for their avm
pathy and beautiful floral offer
ings. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert
Walkor.
MENS SHOES. ROGERS.
Good cow for sale. Call 1040
N. I van hoe.
While they last, five oroncr
cultivator, special priced $1.00
each. Soo window disulnv.
St. Johns Hardware Co.
Wantod A Wheel chair: would
buy or rent. Phono Columbia 38.
address 102 Contrnl avenuo.
Canoo for Sale, including two
paddles, sail, back rest and Inn--
tern, $28. Call 811 N. Smith
avenue. 27
Young Mon'a SUITS, rlurht tin
to the minuto for stylo, prices
within reach of all. ROGERS.
For Rent-Two furnished
rooms; also 2000 feet of second
hand lumber. Call 911 North
Central avenuo.
Have moved to Pendleton nnd
will sell my sovon room homo at
705 Willamotto boulevard, noar
Kisko. Will sacrifice at S2100.
on terms to suit. Call Main
5125.
For Salo Good as new, gas
range, gas water neater, dining
GEM I1! 0,dt,m& mB ho W and lawn mowil 102
Wednesday. Mr. Deich is well
qualified for tho office, and un
doubtedly would mako a line
judge
Tho St. Johns Lumbor Co.
baso ball team played their first
gamo in tpo 1-L Lcngue Sunday
morning, winning from tho Port
land Lumbor Co. M to 2. on tho
local grounds. St. Johns will
play tho Peninsula Lumbor Co.
team noxt Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
on tho Hill grounds.
Tho young married nnonlo's
class of tho Christian church
will have its first regular month
ly business meeting In tho church
parlor Wednesday. May 19th. at
8 o'clock. All young married
pcoplo will bo cordially welcome,
but especially thosn who are
mcmbors of tho church. Aftor
tho business session thoro will
bo a regular good timo nnd.
plenty of cats.
Mrs. Nickorson is reported
II with pneumonia.
Savo timo in tho garden. Uso
a Hall Wheel Cultivator, with five
tools. 55.75. Seo window dis
play. St. Johns Hardwaro Co.
Do not neglect to vote next
Friday. A big voto may mean
greater consideration from tho
powers that bo. Thon thero nro
some good men to bo nominated.
Central avenuo; Columbia 38.
Work Pants. ROGERS.
A lot to trado for your equity
in a house. Call at this offico.
Chilly B. V. Ds. ROGERS.
For SaloNow ! room houso
and bath, thoroughly modern.
Prico rtoiBonnblo. 013 E. Chicago
street.
ROGERS soils SHIRTS for
Sunday or for Monday.
For Salo Fivo room modorn
houso. $1750, some torms. Call
808 North Ivnuhoo street. L.
C. Weir. - 29
Covoralls $1.50. ROGERS.
For Salo Houso with roomB,
pantry and garret, lot 50x1204
feet, $1300, terms; cloao in,
immediate possession by ownor,
G30 Contrnl avo. north.
TENNIS SHOES. ROGERS.
For Snlo Ono milk goat, -1
years old: two nnnny kids. Ow
nor moving away. Phono Col.
930 or Col. 811.
Garden space for rent. Cal
110 East Chicago street.
Gonuino PANAMAS $2.00.
ROGERS.
FOR SALE-Kitchon Stovo
with hot water coil, also Gas
Rango, both for $10. A big bar
gain, at UzU s. Joraey Btrcot.
STATEMENT
uondonaod Stnlflmnnt nf rt nc nt niielnnoa
' w.-Bawaw v WIWUV Wl UUglUUgD
May 4, 1 920
RESOURCES
Loan and Diicountt . , ,
Overdraft! . . ,
U. S. Uonda and Certificate! ,
Stock In Federal Reierve Dank .
Donde and Seourltlei , ,
Furniture and Fixturrt ,
Caih on Hand, Due from Danka and
United Statei Tteniurer .
11,029,045.62
136.19
373,555.09
3.450.00
275.660.60
13.545.94
493,225.50
12.189.619.40
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock fully paid In .
Surplut and Undivided Profit
National Dank Note Outstanding
Depoaitt . .
Federal Reterv Dank .
. $200,000.00
51,114.76
. 200,000.00
1,713,501.01
25,000.00
f2.lfl9.6l9.40
lip
Peninsula National Bank
Member federal Reserve System
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Some people know a bargain, others do not. We are offering bargains
all through our stock, whether you know it or not, and every day is re
ucing stock with many items sold out.
A Jfow Jilt renins Mentioned Jlulaw to CIohu Out
3000 yards Kuibrolilery ai
aud Insertion, at old wholesale price 34c, Gic, 0c
100 I'leeced Union Suits I2.2C to 12,76 value, now at 2.00
All 4 fold Yarn worth 41 Jc wlioleiale, now at ,.15
Adjustable Kiddie Car. ... .n 3.00 value, now at 2.25
Ladies' I'atent Leather Slippers , 5.00 value, now at 2.05
Mimes School Shoes , 4,00 value,jiow at 3.45
Men's Shoes 7.50 value, now at 6.50
Men's Shoes 0.00 value, now at 4.85
Men's Shoes , 5.50 value, now at 4.35
1 lot of Niehoff Shoe. . .' 7.50 value, now at 0.50
Niekoff Shoes , C.50 value, now at 4.85
85
.25
3.50
.25
,35
.45
Men's Heavy Wool Shirts f 1.60 value, now at fd.W
Heavy KimtiuK Yarn l.io value, how at
Saxony Yarn 35 value, now at
Men's Anuapclle Pants 4.00 value, now at
Men's Heavy Socks 30 value, now at
Men's Heavy Socks 40 v-due, now at
Men's Heavy Sock CO value, now at
Men s Lotion socks ioc 10 ow
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
Iliankets, (Wooluap) 8.50 value, now at C.50
Illankets 4.00 value, now at 3.00
Heavy Comforters 6.00 value, now at 3.75
Good Ilrooni .00
Men's Dress Pants J3.S5 to 8.25
Boy's Summer Under Drawers and Shirts 45c
Columbia and Tezto Crochet Thread . 12c
1 Lot Dress Fasteners, 4 Doz, 'Oc value 25c
Men's Cotton Gloves, per pair 16c, 20c, 25c
Ely's Cash Store
113 W. Burlington Street
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WATER MII.YUNSI WATKK MILYUNS!
OF COUHSK YOU WANT 'KM, YOU ALSO WANT
PKAS, HKANS, NRKT5. COHN, NKW lOTATOKJ-- ALL
SORTS OF I'KI.r. VT.GKTAnLES GROWN IN YOUR
OWN GARDEN.
WELL, THEN, COME IN AND 11UY OUR NEW LABOR
SAVING GARDEN TOOLS WHICH WILL MAKE YOUR
GARDEN WORK JUST FUN.
THEY WON'T COST MUCH AT OUR STORr
OUR HARDWARE IS THE EST IT STANDS THE TEST-
St. Johns Hardware Co.
Phone Columbia 35 i
Cloverland Creamery
Pasteurized Milk and Cream
Fresh Buttermilk Daily
Phone Columbia 659
We carry a full line of Edison Blue
Records and Disk Records to play on all
machines, also full line of Phonograph
Necessities.
The STtradivara Sho
202 N. Jersey St.
Cool Dreaa CAPS 81.00. ROG
ERS.
The antortainlne play, "Breezy
oint," will bo given in tho
Moos hall Fridayveninir. Tick
et 30 cents.
Janitrefis wants offico work.
Addresa 115 W. Mohawk. 28
Shingles Coated Over
With PETR0LASTIC CEMENT
All work guaranteed
Stops all leaks and pretiervas
smugles and nails.
Phona Tabor 772
Patronize tho homo merchant.
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